7 10 143 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/9058544062a81cedcddc2e3f84e86352.pdf 336a22494904167e490ed4e380601c2b PDF Text Text "ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. ~ March 2S, 196? HELP !! Jim Endicott's report on TICKET SALES: Zl% sold or promised as of Tuesday, What are you doing, fellows, saving them for Collector's items? Let's move 'em. Afterglow note. All are invited and bring a guest if ,you wish. Please decide by next Tuesday so a head-count can be made. The Board of Directors, on March 21, voted $36.00 to the new Portage Rotary Club which will be born April 2?th. Welcome back to the tanned travelers. V/e'd all like to hear Fred Culy relate how he caught two flamingos in a net! Were all three of you flying high at the time, Fred? Visiting Rotarians and Quests; his guest. Ken Putnam brought Dr. Jack Gift as Visiting Rotarians included A. R. Leonard, "onesville; D\ijight Green and Jerry Hollister, Bronson; Lowell DeWitt and Charles Hahn, Sturgis; Don Schaberg, President Elect of the Lansing Rotary; and Jelvis Webb of Detroit. Torg Skabo sent us an appreciated note this week from Sarasota, Florida. He's been attending the Sarasota Bdy Rotary Club this winter, and enclosed copies of the Club bulletin "Bay Breeze". Of interest; This club of 65 members had I63 (no, this is not a misprint) guests at one March meeting! Their Rotary Anns meet monthly, and this month awarded two Nursing Merit Scholarships for L.P.N. training. (Has our Board considered helping the local L.P.N. Training School?) A GREAT IDEA. The"Bay Breeze"has Five bulletin editors who alternate in preparing the weekly bulletin. (V/e'll be glad to see you back with us soon, Torg. ) Weather Note - Isn't it great to have a touch of that Florida-Arizona weather and not have to bring in the brass monkeys every night? Cran Wilcox Chinese Proverb: "If you are planning a year ahead, sow rice; for ten years, plant trees; for a hundred years, educate the people." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congrsgatiena! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-DIrector ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH, Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ — T966-1967 Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. Cranston Wileox FRED ANDERSON ROBERT Pwident Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernord loney, Frederick A. Hough, NAGLE Vte«.Pr«tident ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Ttrosurer Magasine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN WAYNE —. FARST Ax't Secy.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968; Chorles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonist ★ Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Normand Moore Sergeant-at-ArmsRobert E. Rumsey, Ch. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL Employer-Employee Gilbert Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion- Trade STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan Don Shorno July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 4—H. Vincent Kornstiien 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno 25—Raymond Mulchohey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. I 6—B. K. Pearce 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Robert B. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. June-1967 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Barnes SONG LEADERS Associations- The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. (Rotary Foundation) Richard BIringer, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 9—Albert Faller 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 22—Jim Skinner Matched DIsl. and Club Program- Corlo Heikkinen, Ch. 2—John Dean 16—William Bobier 1—Fred Naer Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. May-1967 18—Howard Teeter 8—Duane E. Davidson Robert Sweet, Ch. Four-Way Test- 11—Gilbert Molitor 15—Roy C. Patterson international Youth Proiecf — Molitor 18—Ralph Toupatik 25—Carlo Heikkinen 25—Craig Sebald WOODWARD, Director World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupolik ken Leavenworth, Ch. 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee November—1966 Robert G. YIngling Relations- April-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandl ' Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. SERVICE 28—Cranston Wileox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. DOUGLAS 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wllford Couilfard (World Understanding) 6—Clyde Williams ★ Normand Moore March-1967 September—1966 Werren Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Olin Dally CHARLES BACON-Director INTERNATIONAL Lester F. Wise Mark S. Andrews ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—Paul Thompson{Fair Comm.) 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Olin Dally Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Duane E. Dovidson, Ch. 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Youth-Carroll L. Bomes, Ch. Rotary Information— 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August-1966 Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith at 12:00 o'clock noon - Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Public Relations— Board of Directors Meetings Regular — Isl Thursday of each month ^ wTfririnl — At the coll of the President February—1967 COMMIHEES — CLUB SERVICE (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—RIchord BIringer Duane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' N1TE—Robert Yingling if you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Rldgemoor Rd.—Marjorie— Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Borandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Phone No. 278-2903 __278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8(X}6 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—.278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3—Carol 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5909 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lite Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5475 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte V/oyne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—FaraS Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 276-6968 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-8132 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-5318 278-6517 -..-279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen-_278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 278-6250 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-2947 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlce Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys John T. Dean, 59 Ridoemoor Rd. 276-8609 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaret—767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 .,278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Theima Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-5512 - 279-9360 NAME Address and Rotory Ann James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive-- 278-4350 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion _ 278-4222 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Kenneth Potnom, t1 E. Chicogo St.-*Mabel;r.;_ C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn r Mel Rico, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-LIIIIan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-.Phylli# Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Notolle 278-2451 0®0 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDV/ATER, !.UCHrGA;J 49036 PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ... 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 J2^-5()33 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 279-5094 278-2790 ST2-5594 278-5006 He 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine The COLDWATER FHSDSRICK 278-6603 278-4159 .:__,278-4029 1 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly 278-6161 Sara Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.-Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5641 278-6322 278-8942 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 John S. Pierson, 340 Marsholl St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 369-9092 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R." 4—Virginia 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie.... J78-6316 — B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-2979 Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. March 21, I967 This Week; CHORUS R E H E R S A L Hext Week: CHORUS REHERSAL A Schedule Change: The Rehersal previously set for Monday, April 3 at the Tihhits has heen changed to Sunday, April 2 at the Tibhits, 7:30 P.M. Hote: May we assume chorus members missing practice are not in need of same, and will accept special number assignments? Guests; None! Perhaps we should all gargle with "Scoop" or apply "Bane", Harry Ovjens, Branch County Boy Scout Executive, has been proposed for membership. His Major classification is Associations, and his Minor, Boys Work Association. Any objection to his membership should be made to the Secretary in writing within 10 days. Quote of the VJeek: "Governing the Metropolis" - Scott Greer. "The metropolitan citizen does not appear willing to pay in money or loss of local self-rule for a metropolitan government. , . . Scatteration is more than physical. It is also a scatteration in social and political space, a separation of control and planning centers, and therefore, a forswearing of the possibility of , . . rational policy." Question ? Vftio pays the cost of copyright infringement damages - the Club or the writer? Absent Tuesday: (Sorry fellows, but that's what happens when "filler" is needed badly) Allemier, Bacon, Biringer, Burandt, Culy, Dally, Kornstein, Molitor, Norm Moore, Pitts, Sebal-d, Teeter, Visosky, and Doug Woodward, Rx: For that tired, run-down feeling, try jayv/alking. Cran Wilcox Yoo will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday, 12;15 o'clock 1=? ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday. 12:15 o'clock 6RONSON ~ Congregotional Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Atlendonce—Jim Community Sofety — Skinner ELECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON . President Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey, Ch. Cranston Wilcox VIee-PresidenI Bernard loney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm JOHN KLEIN -- Treaigrer WAYNE FARST Ait'f Secy.-Treo*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Andersen, Bob Magazine-Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cufy. Public Relations— 1966: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Rotary Information— MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist ★ Mark S. Andrews Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore VOCATIONAL ★ SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leovenworth, Ch.. •A- Gilbert DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary international RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt lake City, Utah General Secretory, Rotary Internationol Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Helkklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotional Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Worren Willioms Trode Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigon (World Understonding] September—1966 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 20—Robert Loose Bobier, Ch. 4—Jim Endlcott 11—Seton Bovee 27—DIsf. Gov. Visit Normand Moore 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 25—Carlo Hetkklnen 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert MolHor Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dolly ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillord 13—Robert Kerr Scholarship, Student Leans, Awards—William March-1967 7—Lester Wise 6—Clyde Williams Mav-1967 18—Howard Teeter 2—John Dean 25—Cralg Sebold 9—Albert Faller 16-Willlam Bobier 23—Charles Woc^ward November—1966 1—Fred Neer WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation- 30—Robert Hawley 5—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson Roy C. Patterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon wopeeiol — At the call of the President Lester F. Wise Fritz Von Aken Milford A. McKelth Board of Directors Meetings Regulor — Ist Thursday of each month 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-OI!n Dolly Kenneth Putnom, Ch. Student Guests—John Visesky, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. 9—Paul ThompsonlFoir Comm.) Crippled Children — Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treot Robert Hawley Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Deon, Ch. ★ February—1967 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE (Rotary Foundation] Robert G. YIngling June-1967 ^B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll I. Barnes World Community Service — Wliford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupoilk 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm - Intemotionai Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 13—Chester Allamler 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leovenworth 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert loose Motched DIst. and Club Program— RIchord Birlnger, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. John VIsosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duone Davidson 25—Raymond Mulchohey January—1967 SPECIAL (Rotary Magozlne Week] 31—Richard BIringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert YIngling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279..9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth ... Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5790 Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 3!^ Marsholi St.—Rhea 278-8840 _279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 278-2682 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 —278-8086 278-5691 279-9471 27B-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278.5909 278-8968 Albisrt Feller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 £. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Roo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.-Bernice Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llle— Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 27B-8132 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 276-6517 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 279-9266 767-7508 279-9551 278-5819 278-4191 278-6278 —278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine J78-6341 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .Ji78-5641 278-6322 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-%ladys 2^-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-^33 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter-Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly- 279-9428 .278-5033 HONORARY MEMBER Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen.. Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie.. ST2-5594 Rotary REFLECTOR I FRSDSRICX PUBLISHED BY of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome . 278-6393 278-2790 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-8238 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St— 278-2451 I _J278-2612 Worren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwoter—leMoIne— 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello ____-____^78-4424 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jaekson-LllHan 2^-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Vi^lma— 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Jonet—279-9501 278-6161 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna-___278-5554 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Velmo Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel-- 27B-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Carlo Hoikklnen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Helen--27B-4115 278-43^ Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—Marion 276-8909 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-5842 2^-6316 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patriclo H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-2818 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwoter—Farah Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6033 276-5358 27B-6821 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lone—Jane.. James Endlcott, 72 CReryl Ann Dr.—Tholmo Phone No. Phone No. 278-4486 278-5234 273-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Address and Rotary Ann Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Wliford Couliiard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy NAME NAME Phone No. 278-2903 H, WSSKS QEJALITY SPRING PR.)nUOrS, INC, COLDWATSR, MLCillGAN 49036 .278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. March 14, 1967 NEXT WEEK - it's PRA£TI^CE you into skipping. for our show. Please don't let this entice It's later thank you think. THIS WEEK - Dr. John Keffelfinger stirred the muddy waters a hit as he briefly covered a few points from the Branch County Health Study. Member participation showed interest: Action on those critical, concerned, puzzled. problems we've studied 'over-long'". "Needed: Fred Hough was program chairman for the day. Guests; Dick Biringer had James Carr as his guest. Visiting Rotarians included Wendell Hathaway, Alan Davidson, Clarence Snyder and Alvin Wiler, all of Bronson. The Board of Director's on March 9th; - Voted $50.00 to help Anitaka Erickson, whose clothing was destroyed in a recent fire - Re-classified Clyde Williams to Major-Electrical Industry and Electronics, Minor-Electrical Equipment Manufacturing,A.A. - Granted a leave of absence to Andy Henry to April, 1967 - Seated the New Board. We're all happy you're coming along so well, Andy, and will soon be back at our meetings. Stewart L. Udall. Secretary of the Interior: "Our resource problems in the 1960*5 are measured by the flyway of a bird, the length of a river, the half-life of an element, the path of a wind, the scope of the oceans, the shape of our cities. The years ahead will require both public and private conservation statesmanship of a high order." Frankly-Filler; Social Security - something that promises you steaks for an age when you have no teeth. Reformer - Someone who wants his conscience to be your guide. Father Bob reports that at the reception, after he had married a couple in their 70's, they spiked the punch with Geritol and threw vitamins instead of rice. Timely - "Nothing spoils the cheerfulness of a phone call like the question "How many tickets will you take?" (Nevertheless, SELL those tickets, fellows and then come to practice so the buyers won't want refunds after the show. Gran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Porker Inn - Thuridoy. 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy. 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVllLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLIINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ - 1966-1967 Community Sofety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axnar Olson Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchohay, Ch. ANDERSON Prosidant Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. NA6LE Vice-Praiident Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Seerafory JOHN Traasuref Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Rao E. Goodwin ROBERT KLEIN WAYNE FARST A»t'» Saey.-Traos. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Frad Andarton. Bob Nogia, Doug Woodward, Frad Cuiv> 1968: Charlat Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Kiain, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Organist ★ Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally ★ Mark S. Andrews Normand Moore ★ ken leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Howard Teeter, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International Torg Skobo Occupational Informatiion— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-ChorloHe, Michigan May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Near 8—Duane E. Davidson 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 (Rotary Foundation) ^B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Corroll L. Barnes 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews December—1966 6—Harold Goodhoim- - 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam - - Julv-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russeli F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert loose 25—Raymond Muichohey Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJorruary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade 25—Carlo Helkkinen 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert Sweet, Ch. Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. GEORGE R. MEANS—Evansten, Illinois 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik November—1966 Intenrational Youth Proiect — Four-Way Test- April-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor Director World Community Service — Wilford Coulllard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik Molitor (World Understanding) 18—Howard Teeter Robert G. Yingling SERVICE Employer-Emplovee Relations-^ ★ RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah 28—Cranston Wilcox Rotary Foundation- CHARLES BACON-Director Prasidant Rotary International WOODWARD, September-1966 6—Clyde Williams Roy C. Patterson, Ch. VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL DOUGLAS 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wilford Couil^rd 25—Craig Sebald INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeont-at-Arms— Moreh-t967 30-Oiin Dally 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27-Dist. Gov. Visit Bobier, Ch. Normand Moore Rotary informationDuone E. Davidson, Ch. Qt 12:00 o'clocK noon ROTARY Student Loans, Awards—William Milford A. McKeith Regular — Ist Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 Scholarship, Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ^wopeciol — At Ae call of the Prasidant 16——Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Warren Williams Public Relations— Boord of Diraetors Meetings 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle 26—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Lester F. Wise Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Cranston Witcox FRED February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Associations- Robert B. Kerr 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart SONG 17—Fritz Van Aken LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31-Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 Phone No. NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwater-Fay 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo.... 278-5790 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita... Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovoo, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—tmogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane .. Duone E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-26B2 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 —278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jofforson—Ruth 279-9266 Woyno Farst, R. 1, Coidwater—Faroh Roy Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Corlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coidwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn - 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha— H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard laney, 372 Marshoi! St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Heien Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys— Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Richard D. Moore, 42 Coriyle Avo.—Elaine Raymond Muichohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lita 278-8840 278-6278 278-5078 —279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Relho -279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.^-Grace™. -278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine -____278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2^1 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., JaekMn-LilHan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phylllt 572-5594 278-5006 Address and Rotory Ann James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 2^-6316 369-90W 278-4350 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwotor Lake—Suzanne. Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara J278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice _ 278-4159 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. J1278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nataiie 2^-6393 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Coriyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coidwater—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coidwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly. .278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel—.-„.278-2790 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen.. 1 Fj^SDSRICK H. WSSKS QUALITY SPRi;ia COLDsVATSR, MIOHiGA.N PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coidwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5842 _ 278-8942 278-4222 _ 278-6603 Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-8318 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro_ The GOLDWATER t Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise •f.. DL 49056 .278-6730 �*He Promts Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. March 7. 19^7 Next Week: Fred Hough is in charge of the program, and has arranged for John Heffelfinger, M.D. to give a report on the Branch County Health Study. This Tuesday; V/e witnessed a remarkable demonstration of the Laser Beam. Dick Howell of General Telephone Company told us v;hat it v;as, how it works, and present and potential uses. "A solution looking for problems to solve". And the Zap Gun (750 billion watts of pov;ert) Buck Rogers, I apologize for scoffing at your ray gun. Thanks to Chairman Bernard Laney and Casey Medendorp for an excellent program. Please reserve your Tuesday evenings for rehersal, and the entire week of April 3 thru 8, Gue^: Yes, it's that close. Rotarians Bill Slisher and Ray Smith from Bronson. Mike Calligan v/as a guest of Gil Molitor. There were only three early leavers; 13 absentees. Suggestions from the Board; V/hen you have the program, try to have the speaker at your left next to the Club President. seated at your right. Additional program guests can be Congratulations and good luck to our newly elected Directors for 1967-68: Bob Nagle, Doug V/oodward, and Dick Moore. We'll miss John Walker's unique introductions while he's in the southland. V/ish v/e could all have a chance to enjoy his sketches. Such talented "doodling'"' should be shared. Quotes: From December 3I1 19^6 Report of Michigan Joint Legislative Committee on Water Resource Planning. "If the. State of Michigan is to attain its maximum economic and social potential, water must be considered as being a central, rather than a peripheral, phase of State planning and development." And from the 1966 "V/ater Resources of Branch County" Michigan Department of Conservation: "The old adage of a 'stitch in time saves nine' is particularly applicable to v/ater resources. it should be remembered that once natural conditions are destroyed, they can never be entirely restored." To the April 15th Deadline, and so forth: "Look at it this way — if you didn't have to pay all that money in taxes, you'd probably just go out and spend it anyi-;ay." "A fool and his credit card are some party," "The man who sent his wife to the bank and kissed his money goodbye wasn't so absent-minded." 'Among those things so simple that even a child can operate them are parents." Gran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Slurges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mendoy, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock .UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING - Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COILINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Sofety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ Club Bulletin—Ray Molchohey, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON ROBERT COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE Cranston Wilcox President NAGLE Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm JOHN . Treosorer Magaxine—Reo E. Goodwin WAYNE FARST Ass't Secy.-Treos. KLEIN Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program-Robert Nagle ★ DIRECTORS - T967: Fred Anderson. Bob Public Relations— Nogle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Mllford A. McKeith Rotary Informotlon— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Mark MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organlst Sergeont-ot-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES BACON-Dlreetor i^^peeial — At the call of the President Emsloyer-Employee Relatione— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. •k Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Molitor Four-Way Test- President Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utoh Occupational Informatilon— General Secretory, Rotary International GEORGE R. MGANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary international STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan 16 Lester F. Wise Warren Williams Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Associations- 21-Wilford Couillard _ September—1966 13—Robert Kerr 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Von Aken Aprll-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobier, Ch. 16—Ralph Toupallk October—1966 25—Carlo Heikkinen 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert MolHor Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foller 18—Howard Teeter Olin Daily 25—Craig Sebald ★ I^Viniliom Bobier INTERNATIONAL SERVICE WOODWARD, Director November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. YInglIng 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Bornes World Community Service — International Youth Preiect — Robert Sweet, Ch. July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstien 13—Chester Allemier 11—Russell F. Moore 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dlst. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Birlnger, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart Robert B. Kerr 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Don Shorno Duane Davidson B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Mllford A. McKeith December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm Ralph Toupoiik John Visosky, Ch. June-1967 27—Mark S. Andrews Wilferd Couillard, Ch. Webster Treat, Ch. (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wlleox 6—Clyde Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 30-OIIn Dolly Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. DOUGLAS Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — Isl Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm.) Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. S. Andrews 2S—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Robert Hawley 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Duone E. Davidson, Ch. February—1967 SPECIAL EVENTS 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Blringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert YInglIng The above is our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1966<-1967. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No, Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 270-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-535B Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-6033 278-6821 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8066 Seton 278-5891 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 276-5386 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 276-8609 Albert Falier, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte _.278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-^18 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Fcrah 276-2818 278-5909 278-8968 278-8132 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake: r:-_-_-278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6250 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148-Potrieia H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Halen Ernest W. 278-2947 Harold McKnIght, R. R. 3-Corol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirchiid Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Sosan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Poflerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ! 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 276-6278 ..278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6^1 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Morshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague Sl.-Ruth.; C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union Cit/—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.-Phyills 278-6161 278-2^1 ST2-5594 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke-Rlto 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. .278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.-Arleno 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna __ 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4029 Z 1278-2612 1.278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4424 _ 1278-5033 Z 279-9428 278-5033 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne_ Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR FRSDSRICK H. WESKS quality SPRIN'l PRODUCTS, ItlC. COLDA'ATSF-e MlCHLUAU PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 ,P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6693 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Gretchen The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4243 '279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma •. A -: Z i i0(i)01 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupoiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Bleen 278-2127 49036 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 28, 1967 This Week; A.M.C. (Not A.fi.A.) District otnager D. B. Luik^rt provided us a filmed pitch for automotive safety. The "thr^-front" campaign: Trained, responsible drivers operating vehicle^ built with maximum human protection, traveling over highways engineered and maintained for safer travel. Dick Koore and Ralph Toupalik provided the program, and Charles Bacon, M.D., the audience participation. Next VJeek: (Hope this comment "suits your*wishes Bernard Laney is in charge of the program. Chuck) General Telephone of Muskegon will present a program on the new Laser Beam electronic telephones. Visiting Rotarians; Nelson Nelber of Bronson; Meldon Mull from Homer; Dick Van Adam of Hillsdale; and Ronald Reynolds from Quincy. Program Attendance; Encouraging. Not counting travelers and those ill, our Tuesday absentees plus early leavers was only 10. Reminders: President Fred says "Sell that advertising space, and turn your report in next Tuesday." Production Manager B.K. states "There had better be at least ^ of you so and sos at the Elks next Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. for Rehersal." Trivia: Noted in a February 28th release that V/esley Logan, M.D. of Hastings is "Governor Nominee" for the Rotary District. history teacher. He was my high school This statement doesn't prove much except: 1. I took history in high school 2. Occasionally there is a teacher smart enough to switch to a better racket. 3. I'm still trying to irritate enough people to lose this job. "Should I boil the missionary?" asked the canhibal cook. exclaimed the cannibal chief. "Boil him!" "Don't be silly; that's a friar." (It's ancient, I know, Father Bob, but better than all that blank, blue space) Cran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cofe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-DIrsctor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. OFFICERS FRED BY ELECTION - ANDERSON 1966-1967 . PreiidenI Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise ERNEST W. lUSE Soeretary JOHN Traaiurer Jim Endieott, E. Harold Goodholm Mogazine—Reo E. Goodwin WAYNE FARST A*»'» Seey.-TrM«. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-OrganisI ★ Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each montfi at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES 636 ROTARY BACON-Director Employer-Employee Relotions— Ken Leevenworth, Ch. ★ DISTRICT Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Youth—Corroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally Moiitor Four-Way Test- WOODWARD, Torg Skobo Occupational informatilon— Director 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Falter 16—William Bobier 23—Chorles Woodward November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 30—Robert Kowley 15—Roy C. PoHerson Roy C. Patterson, Ch. Robert G. Yingfing June-1967 (Rotary Foundation) 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kenncldy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wllford Couillard, Ch. 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Ralph Toupalik July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier International Youth Proiect Robert Sweet, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchohey Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr Carlo Helkklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Moiitor 18—Howard Teeter Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeter, Ch. 4—Jim Endieott 11—Seton Bovee 25—Craig Sebald ★ DOUGLAS 28—Cronston Wilcox April-1967 27—Dist. Gov. Visit INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Fritz Van Aken Sergeant-at-Arms— 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard (World Understanding) 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Normand Moore Mark S. Andrews Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Dovidson March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30—Oiin Dolly Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Ouane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ 16^—Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Normond Moore ^^pecial — At the call of the President 9—Paul Thompson{Fair Comm.) Worren Williams Rotary Information— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Public Relations— Mllford A. McKeiih 21—Bernard Laney August-1966 Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Bernard laney, Frederick A. Hough, KLEIN Crippled Cranston Wilcox Vico-Preiidenl ROBERT NA61E Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robetr YingMng The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairmon—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patriclo 279-9551 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 369-9092 278-6033 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane-Jane - Duane 6. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endieott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 270-5891 278-2947 .279-9551 278-5819 279-9471 Richord D. Moore, 42 Cartyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 278-8609 278-5909 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Ffod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5234 278-6054 ..-278-2818 278-8968 278-&132 278-5318 E. Horoid Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore— 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke --278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velmo 276-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Harold MelCnight, R. R. 3—Corel Gilbert MoHtor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlce Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte——.278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. I, Coldwoter—Faroh Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8840 278-8006 278-5386 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.-Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6821 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Tom Collins, 16 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbaro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann 278-2903 278-2682 Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ciara Address and Rotary Ann NAME Horvoy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean NAME Phone No. 278-6788 t^ormand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Mdrsholi St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-^50 Z278-8942 Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5534 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-5585 278-4243 2^-5094 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyie Ave.—Wilma— Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine.. -278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie - 278-4159 278-4029 278-4424 2^-5033 279-9428 -278-5033 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel —-278-2790 C. Aifr^ Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby 276-2451 Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-P.hyilli ST2-5594 278-5006 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS OUAITTY SPRUiG PRGDU3TS, VIC C 0 L D W A r E fU MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4222 Rolph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 2)^-5842 49036 278-3730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesP^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 21, 19^7 NEXT VJEEK; Dick Moore is program chairman and he has arranged to have Mr. D. B. Luikart, District Manager of American Motors, who will present a new film put out by American Motors entitled "Automotive Safety". THIS TUESDAY, Alice Donnel, Secretary of the Branch County^Joning Committee, outlined the proposed County Zoning Ordinance, and showed by slides a feu of the situations that make carefully planned land-use important. VISITING ROTARIAHS included Stanley Buck from Benton Harbor, and Jerry Hollister from Bronson. THANKS TO RUS5 MOORE for his Yuma, Arizona Rotary Bulletin: "The Big V/heel". On February iJ^th they entertained their Rotary Anns. The temperature in Yuma on that day was 75*^. ATTENDANCE: Our 90»Z7% gave us 3rd place in the District for January. Charlotte and St. Johns ran 1 and 2. Our Rotary Show date approaches rapidly. Ad space scheduling is underway. Several regular Tuesday meetings just prior to the show will be devoted to chorus practice. V/e don't really need it, but John likes to play it safe. From some Old Farmers* Almanacs: A hick town is a place vjhere - The only siren in town is found on the fire engine. - You can belong to the Country Club without having had relations who came over on the Mayflower or a Rockefeller fortune. - A gal v/ho goes out with a man old enough to be her father-is his daughte - You get the big town Sunday papers three days before the City folks, - V/hare a columnist is read—not feared. - Nhere opinions are born—not made. - A barber shop is the only place you get clipped. Coming Up: Model United Nations at Hillsdale, March 10 and 11. Thirty-one clubs from District 636 are sponsoring participation by their communities. On March 1^^, Fred Hough has scheduled Dr. John Heffelfinger to discuss the recently completed comprehensive Branch County Health Study. Another reminder of the District Conference April 7 and 8, with Lansing the Host Club. The Tibbits Theater project received overwhelming support in the Club preference vote last v/eek. Our Board has therefore voted $1,000.00 tov/ard the funds needed to restore the front. Cran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock tY ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS FRED BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COILINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — ELECTION — ANDERSON Pr«»ident Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise Bernard laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. lUSE Seerefory Jim EndicotI, E. Harold Goodhotm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin KLEIN - Treasurer WAYNE FARST ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Fritz Von Aken Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursdoy of each month Nermond Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS Gilbert INTERNATIONAL RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary Internationol Four-Way Test— ' Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo 20—Ken Putnam Robert Loose 27—Don Shorno John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson STUART J. BEARUP-ChorloHe, Michigan 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. Juty-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstlen January-1967 Robert B. Kerr Trade Asiocialions— 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Mllford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier Richard Birlnger, Ch. Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred H, Weeics 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 December—1966 International Youth Prolecl — Robert Sweet, Ch. Motdied Dist. and Club Program- Occupational Informatlion— GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intemotional ' 23—Charles Woodward 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Bornes Ralph Toupoltk Molitor 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foller 16—William Bobler 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) World Community Service — Wllford Coulliard, Ch. Ken leavenworth, Ch. ★ Mav-1967 1—Fred Noer Robert G. YIngfing Relotiom— 25—Carlo Heikklnen 8—Duane E. Davidson Rotary Foundation- CHARLES BACON-Dlreetor Employer-Employee 18—Ralph Toupollk November—1966 Director Roy C. Patterson, Ch. ★ President Rotary International WOODWARD, 4—Jim Endkolt 11—Selon Bovee 25—Craig Sebald INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeanl-ot-Arms— ★ April-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert MolHor 18—Howard Teeter ★ Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonisf DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Student Guests—John Vlsesky, Ch. Rotary Information— (World Understanding) 28—Cranston WIlcox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Mllford A. McKeith 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wllford Coulliard September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Sdiolarship, Student loartt, Awards—William Bobitr, Ch. Public Relations— Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Asi't Seey.-Troos. ^^pecioi — At the coll of the President Rurol-Urban—B. K. March-1967 7—Lester Wise 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-OIIn Dolly Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Vlee-President JOHN 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Cranston Wileo* ROBERT NA6LE 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 7—Harvey Bent 14-Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ February—1967 COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for tho Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Phone No. NAME 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho John Klein, Box 148—Potricia -H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Loovenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. 278-2261 273-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Willlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora —278-5234 Wilford Coulliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene... .278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-8609 278-5909 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .... James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Failer, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coidwater—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-2818 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 273-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rolh ; 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 278-8909 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 B. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coidwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Jonet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn. 278-6788 Address and Rotary Anit Luse, R. Phone No. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairehild Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LilaRobert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 ._279-9492 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.-Arlene 278-6316 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-5585 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 1278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Vlflma 278-8238 279-9360 Warren Wilfioms, R. 2, Coidwater—LaMolne 278-6693 276-6341 278-6322 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coidwater—Ruth ...278-5033 279-9428 Lester P. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello John S. Piorson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora.:.T-r-_-.i-278-5641 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel— —278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson-LilllaR ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis....— 27B-5006 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly_;.;._ Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie , • i.'' ' i i.j : * f■ J i," 'vr'i''- The COIDWATER ,o FEH74' -.-1 -AM • 1967 >5900^A'AJ FRSDSRICK H. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coidwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 2^-Xj33 ^8-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. .•ult.,;- Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4243 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorofhy__._._„__278-2612 278-2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6603 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coidwater Lake—Suzanna_..278-5554 278-5512 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 1^8-5842 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleago-Elleen 278-2127 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Phone No. Craig Seboid, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita WEEKS QUALITY SPRiriU PRODUCTS, INC, C 0 L D 7» A T ER. MIC H10 A : i 49036 -278-6730 �m "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February Ik, 1967 Next Tuesday - Les VJise, switching prograas with Bernard Laney, plans to present a talk on the proposed county zoning ordinance by Alice Donnel, Chairman of the Coldwater Planning Commission, and a j- member of the County Zoning Commission. She will use slides to illustrate her talk. Also, Next Tuesday —the members will receive and vote on the Nominating Committee's report. a three-year term. Three directors will be elected for The Committee is proposing the names of Bob Nagle and Doug Woodward, incumbents, and Richard Moore, Keath Pearce, Craig Sebald and Paul Thompson. So plan your picks. This Week - The Club heard another top-flight talk by Dr. Sylvan Wittwer, Director of the Agricultural Experimental Station at Michigan State University, who said, among other things, that agricultural accomplishments represent America's biggest success story. Seldom has a Rotary speaker packed more interesting information into thirty minutes. Unfortunately, v;e didn't have a tape recorder in our pocket. A tip of the hat to Ray Fox and Paul Thompson for arranging this program. Roads Still Bad?? Tuesday's ^est list was again abnormally low. Ray Smith made it over from Bronson. The other two were Phil Cleman, of Michigan State University, and Emil Anderson, father of Prez Fred. Absentees? V/e neglected to get the list. was Cran Wilcox, who was ill. However, we know one That's how we inherited this Job. I'/eather Note - Our good wife was talking to her brother-in-law in California the other night and he was bragging about going to the beach for a swim Sunday. She stopped him short (like she does us) by asking "How are the mud slides out there?" All of which goes to prove, I guess, that you can't have everything. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'eleek BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tor Hotel — Pridoy, 12:00 o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Epiteopol Pariih House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Oirector MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner OFFICERS FRED BY ELECTION — ANDERSON 1966-1967 . President ROBERT NAGLE Vtc.-President ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretory JOHN KIEIN Treasurer WAYNE FARST Ass't Seey-.Treos. - 1967: Wllcox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle ■k DIRECTORS Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Cronston Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. McKelth Duone E. Davidson, Ch. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Mark S. Andrews Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normond Moore Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month VOCATIONAL ★ ROTARY SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director ★ DISTRICT 636 Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leovanworth, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Crippled Children — 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Rurol-Urban—8. K. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams Molitor Four-Way Test— Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan May—1967 2—John Deon 9—Albert Faller 23—Charles Wooidward 30—Robert Howtey November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Dovidscn June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Barnes 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December-1966 6—Harold Goodholm Intemcitionol Youth Protect July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstren 13—Chester Allemlor 20—Ken Pulnom Robert Sweet, Ch. 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leovenworth 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program- Richard Birlnger, Ch. 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Von Aken SONG LEADERS Duane Davidson 25—Carlo Heikkinen 22—Jim Skinner World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupallk Don Shorno October—1966 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Ylngling John Visosky, Ch. 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vi^lliam Bobier WOODWARD, Director Webster Treat, Ch. Aprll-1967 26—Croig Seboid Torg Skobo Trade Associations- 28—Cranston Wtlcox 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ Howord Teeter, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks (World Understanding) September—1966 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Bobier, Ch. Normand Moore Robert Loose Occupational Informotiion- 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couilbrd 6—Clyde Willicms Scholarship, Student Loans, DOUGLAS March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Olln Dally Rotary Foundation- at 12:00 o'clock noon ^^peciol — At the coll of the President 9—Paul Thompson(Foir Comm.) 16 Ray Pitts INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeont-ot-Arms— 28—Richard Moore 2-Wabb Treat Fritz Van Aken Milford A. Rotary Information— 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Howley Awords—William February—1967 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Richard D. Moore, Ch. Public Relations— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. SERVICE Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ COMMUNITY ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director SPECIAL 24—Rao Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard BIringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. if you with to change dotes with another member advise the progrom choirman of the chonge. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairmen—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorio Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyte Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorko Avo.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.-Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte V/ayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater-Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Rea E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Phone No. 27B-2903 _-278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 276-6054 279-9471 278-2818 —278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 3 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornitien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Morsholl St.—Rhea 278-6951 Ernest W. Luse, R, R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchlld Dr.—Bernlee 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Margaref...767-7508 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Rlchord D. Moore, 42 Cariyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-4191 278-6278 __278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 — 278-2979 ___278-6341 ' 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora _-J278-5641 278-8909 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Cetrlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.--2OT-4115 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2^1 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian..— ST2-5^4 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6250 279-9501 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—?hyllis Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 278-6788 278-6161 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-8318 369-90W Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-^50 1278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Ralph Toopalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-4243 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Cariyle Ave.—Wllma 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Fritz VanAkan, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Worren Willloms, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodword, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5585 278-4159 278-6693 278-4424 278-^33 279-9428 2^-5033 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chlcogo St.—Mebel-.-^——278-2790 278-5006 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen -t The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR i Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—NeMie._IIl278-6316 I FHSDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRaDUSTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome * MICHIGAM INC 49036 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. February 7, 1967 Our February l4th program Is the result of collahoratlon hy Ray Fox and Paul Thompson. Dr. Sylvan Wittwer, Head of the Experiment Station, Professor of Horticulture, and Assistant Dean of Agrlculturd;, at M.S.U. will speak on "Research: Current and Future". Miss .ritsLiko Takahashl did indeed present a charming picture in her Japanese costume, and the colorful slides on Japan which she showed were enjoyable, Harvey Bent arranged and presented the program. Last month, the Board of Directors established this policy: "A three month waiting period is required before accepting a membership application involving a man who has been a member of another service club in Coldwater. That is, a minimum of three months shall elapse betv/een the time a man has resigned from another club and the time he is proposed for membership in our club. V/e are always happy to expand our club membership with high caliber men, but we need to be careful of the image we create in doing it. The Board considers this to be important in our relations with the other service clubs in our community." Rotary projects: Next Tuesday, you will have the opportunity to advise the Board of Directors on future Club projects. A few questions that might be used to test ideas: Is it really needed? How high should it be placed in community priority? Is it a project that would or should be done by an established agency, and where Rotary help would not be wise? Is the project aimed at the cause of the problem, or at the symptom? VJ. K. Kellogg is quoted as saying that he found the wise use of the funds from his multimillion dollar Foundation infinitely more difficult than the accunlulation of those funds. Absentees were high Tuesday. "make-ups-' v;on*t be neglected. The attendance committee is hopeful that One visiting Rotarian appeared from Bronson—just to keep John on his toes—Gordon Van v/ieren. Our wishes for a speedy recovery to Andy Henry. And a belated recognition of Fred V/eek's recent hospitalization for "minor repairs". (Anyone who has had said repairs will violently object to the term "minor") In defense of the publisher: Betty Van Dyke, Health Department secretary, is not responsible for the tv/o blank bulletins that appeared Tuesday, nor the others that have been sent out! In a sneaky effort to see how many bulletins actually ever got unstapled, a number of blank bulletins have been included in those stapled, stamped, and delivered to our "Mailing Division" at President Fred's office. not fines. So, V/ill and Fred deserve medals— And the scoundrel who perpetrated this lousy trick should be fired at once. Gran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock JONE5VILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1966-1967 — ROBERT NAGLE V>ce-Pre»ident ERNEST W. lUSE Seerofory KLEIN -- Tr«o«uror Att't Seey.-Troot. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: ROTARY PROGRAMS Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Pretldont WAYNE FARST 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Attendance—Jim Skinner FRED ANDERSON JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Director MICH. ★ Fred Anderten. Nogle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonist Cranston Community Safety — Warren Williams Awards—William Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant^t-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon DOUGLAS WOODWARD. CHARLES Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Generol Secretary, Rotary International Torg Skabo Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 30—Robert Hawley June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20-Mllford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstian 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth - 25—Raymond Mulchahey 3-Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan 9—Albert Foller 23—Charles Woc^ward November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Matched DIst. and Club ProgramJanuory—1967 Richard Birlnger, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois 2—John Dean 16—William Bobier 6—Horold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Sweet, Ch. Four-Way Test- May-1967 December—1966 Ralph Toupoilk Tnternaiionol Youth Proiect — Molitor 25—Carlo Heikkinen (Rotary Foundation) Wilford Couillord, Ch. Relations- Ken Leavenworth, Ch.- * IB—Ralph Toupolik October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — BACON-Director Employer-Employee 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert G. Ylngllng VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Director Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — Itl Thursday of each month Aprii-1967 26—Cralg Sebald ★ S. Andrews 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr Fritz Von Aken Milford A. McKeiih (World Understanding] September—1966 27—DIst. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 14—Frederick Hough 20—Robert Loose Bobier, Ch. Normand Moore March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21—Wilford Couillord 6—Clyde Wilfloms Schofcrship, Student Loans, Public Relations— ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodh^m Mork 16——Ray Pitfs 23—George Pierce 30-Olln Dolly Lester F. Wise Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough,: Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.] Kenneth Putnam, Ch. 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Wileox Mogozine—Reo E. Goodwin August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Beard of Directors Meetings ^^pecial — At the coll of the President February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week] 31—Richard Birlnger EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you with to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE. 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret— 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rheo 278-6951 278-8086 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6850 767-7508 278-5891 Ernes! W. Luse, R. R. 4—Rulh 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 278-5234 278-6054 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta.. 278-6769 278-2682 —278-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 10 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane .. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicoll, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma—.——. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha _J278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 278-4486 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte———278-W75 Woyne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Forah 278-8132 Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlee RIchord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Comwell Ct.—Glodys____ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 276-6517 John S. Pierson, 3^ Marshall St.—Mora 278-8909 278-6250 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rulh Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 279-9266 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—276-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Horry Joseph, 3U N. Hudson St.—Quinn..— 279-9501 278-6788 278-8318 278-6316 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilmo 27^-5033 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Garnd St.—Phyllis. 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Oretehan.. Kenneth Putnam, 11 t. Chicago St.—Mabel——278-2790 ..L ■ r:.: , . ■ ^ V • . ' • . ..f-. ... ; ^" r; vfC* t The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I 1 FREDSRICK R. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-8238 Leslie Woodward, 1M Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Ylngllng, 21 Scott—Natalie Mei Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-'LIII!an-......_ST2-5^4 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 __278-2612 278-6693 978.6161 -278-5641 278-5554 278-5585 2^-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth - 278-6603 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth.. — 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine -278-6322 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginian 278-58^ Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieoga-Elleen 278-2127 278-4191 __278-6278 Phone No. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake-Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 B. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— —-278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 276-5318 Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 279-9551 278-5819 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan -279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha ——279-9360 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Oorls NAME Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita WEEKS QUALITY SPRUJG PRODUCTS, mC, COLDWATER, UIGHIGAIi 49036 278-4424 279-9428 278-6393 -.278-6730 �"^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 31, 1967 NEXT TUESDAY, the Cluh will "be transported to the "land of cherry hlossoms" and "Kadam Butterfly." Harvey Bent, who has the program, tells us the speaker will he Mitsuko Takahashi, Japanese foreign exchange student attending Coldwater High School this year. Miss Takahashi will talk of her native land and show pictures. THIS WEEK'S program, chainnaned "by Dick Birlnger, has to rate with one of the hest of the year. Dr. James Bogle, Government Professor at Notre Dame, graciously took time from his class schedule to explain what is happening in Communist China, and why. His material was interesting enough to eliminate the after-lunch siesta frequently enjoyed by some of the members, including yours truly. GUESTS THIS ViEEK: That is a true test of quality. Howard Bogle, Rotarian from Constantino, was Harold Goodholm's guest, and Barry Case was Charles Bristol's guest. Visiting Rotarians included Charles Pilliad from Angola, and Tom Megargle, Wendell Hathaway, and Henry Gomley from Bronson. Carl Levin has been proposed for membership. His major classification is Metal Uorking Industry, and his minor, Powdered Metals Products Mfg. Any objections to his membership should be made to the secretary in writing within 10 days, Cran Uilcox is now an active member with a major classification of Government and a minor of Public Health Service. CHUCKLE OF THE VffiEK. big snow of last week. Hearing local residents complain about the They should have been with Duke and me in Lansing, Ue v/ere marooned three days at Kellogg Center and it was Sunday before we could locate and dig out our car for the return journey. Miniskirts, according to a recent observation by the Mayor of New York, are functional. They permit more for a girl to run faster. freedom of movement and make it possible It seems to us quite likely that those who wear them may have to. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock <1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Fridoy, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. OFFICERS FRED BY JOHN - PreddanI . Vica-Praddant LUSE . Saeratary FARST Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Treasurer Att't Sacy.-Traa*. - Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise Bernord Loney, Frederick A. Hough, - 1967; Fred Anderson. Bob Nogia, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Mogoxine-Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Fritz Van Aken MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organlst DOUGLAS Board of Directors Meetings ★ CHARLES ■^^pecial — At the ull of the President. Ken Leavenworth, Ch. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Intornolional RICHARD I. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary Intarnationol Richard Biringer, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— Fred H. Weeks 17—Fritz Van Aken Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Miehigon January—1967 10—Conrad Swart SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Motched Dist. and Club Program- - 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo July-1967 6—HaroIcT Goodholm' 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam Robert Sweat, Ch. Four-Way Test- 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 International Youth Project — Molitor June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 29—Carroll L. Bornes Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee- Reiotions—- ★ 30—Robert Hawley 22—Jim Skinner World Community Service — Wliford Couillord, Ch. BACON-Director 23—Chorles Woe^ward 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson (Rotory Foundation) Robert G. YIngling VOCATIONAL SERVICE 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler IS—Roy C. Patterson Roy C. Potterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon 25—Carlo Helkkinen May-t967 November—1966 WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation- Regular — 1st Thursday of each month October—1966 IB—Howard Teeter INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Craig Sebald ★ Normand Moore 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 4—Gust Burandt Olin Dally Sergeanf-ot-Armi— ★ April-1967 11—Gilbert Molitor Youth—Carroll L. Banres, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Mark S. Andrews (World Understanding) September—1966 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Rotary Information— 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wilford Couillord 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Milford A. McKeith March-1967 6—Clyde Williams Scholarship, Student loans. Public Relations— 1969; John Klein, Bob Rumsey. 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Olin Dally Warren Willioms Program-Robert Nagle DIRECTORS 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Rurel'Urban—B. K. Paarce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodhmm 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox 7—Horvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 KLEIN WAYNE ROTARY PROGRAMS Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ELECTION NAGLE ERNEST W. 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Clossiflcolion—John Dean, Ch. ANDERSON ROBERT COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Director Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ February—1967 COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert YIngling The above it our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966*1967. If you with to ehonge dates with another member. odvise the program chairman of the ehonge. Members hoving special progroms, such as Ledtes' Night, may oppeint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Progrom Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-WIItra Robert B. Kerr, 3 Parsons Ct.—Martha.- 278-5790 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia... . 279-9551 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 10 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro 278-8086 278-5386 .-.278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Wliford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene John T. Oeon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-2261 278-2947 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairehlld Dr.—Bernlce Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annolla 278-5819 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 273-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila.— 278-8968 278-5475 Fred Neer, 203 W. Woyne Farst, R. 1, Coldwaler—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rolh'.. J279-9266 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Chicago—Ernestine - Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, lie. Chicago St.—Mabel— Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwaler—Velma 278-6250 Harry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 276-6788 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union* City—Eveiyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phytlts.. Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Ckcle Dr.—Gtfiee., 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Plerson, 340 Marshall ST."—Mora.;—--"_~i_278-3641 278-8909 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 279-9551 278-4191 278-8609 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Choriotte. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen.. Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 279-9471 276-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lone—Jane . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-4115 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet-..279-9501 278-6161 —.278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 276-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 369-90W Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 2^-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—Marlon .278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwotor Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-4243 279-5094 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Fied H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilmo Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5585 ... Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly" Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nataile—... ___278-4029 1278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 ..278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 J78-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchan.. ..278-6730 •Vflf i - . ('.«_. \ ,vi-' A' ^ U' j" . ■ ' ■! V i;- • I :! ■ A f ■■ ^ The COLDWATER rTTinr Rofary REFLECTOR * !>®.0 FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIfJa PRODUCTS, INC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDSATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. January Zh, 1967 Dick Birioger, Progran Chairman, reports that the speaker for the January 31 meeting will he Janes Bogle, Professor of Political Science, Notre Dame University. East. The topic will he political developnents in the Far Professor Bogle is an excellent public speaker, and we can look forward to an outstanding program. Mesdanes Bristol, Bowers, Blancet and Hart, as the "Forget-Ke-Notes" and Kathy Tarr as soloist, gave us tv;o enjoyable lunch-time previews of the Sv/eet Adeline Show "Home Town U.S.A." This you should plan to attend. It's only two week-ends away—February 11 and 12. Alumnus Ray Mulchahey re-appeared as narrator of the interesting filmstrlp on the history, scope and development of "The Rotarian". Program Chairman Reo Goodwin. Arrangements by This bulletin is supposed to carry excerpts to encourage regular membership reading of the magazine. Since only about 1 out of 5 (estimated) Rotarians read the Bulletin, this practice doesn't promise startling results. February program assignments are: February 7, Harvey Bent February l4, Ray Fox February 21, Bernard Laney February 28, Dick Moore Visiting Rotarians: Ray Smith, Rev. Lloyd Phillips, Gordon VanWieren, and Phil Hensley from Bronson; John HolcOmb from Quincy. District Conference. Aoril 7-8. 1967. Jack Tar Hotel, Lansing. Quote from District Governor Stuart J. Bearup's monthly letter - . , This makes District Assembly an important—I might even say mandatory—function in the training of a new group of officers for each club each year." December attendance: 88.76^. District 636 has I6 clubs with memberships from 50 to 150. Seven had a better percentage, eight had a poorer record. was again No. 1 with 9^-31^. Bronson From the Marshall Rotary Fountain — dedicated to Shorno, Bovee, and me: "Hair is a problem with both sexes—with women it's tint, with men, taint." Cran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wedneiday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Haik's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLIINS-Dlreclor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — ELECTION - Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 ANDERSON ROBERT Pretid.nt NAGLE Vice-Pr.tidenf ERNEST W. LUSE S.a.tary JOHN KLEIN ... WAYNE FARST Treoturer Aw'f S.cv.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organisl Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endieott, E. Horold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Warren Williams Sdiolarship, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch Student Guests—John VIsosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith Youth—Corroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ Mark S. Andrews Board of Directors Meetings INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL ★ Employer-Employee Ken" Leavenwonh, Ch; ★ ' DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evaniton, Illinois Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan Robert Loose Mav-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Falier 16—ViTIIIam Bobior 23—Charles Wooidward November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Ouone E. Davidson 30—Robert Howloy June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth - — July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mutchohey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sabald 27—Don Shorno Richard Biringer, Ch. Fred H, Weeics 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Heikklnen 27—Mark S. Andrews Matched Dist. and Club Program- Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. 11—Seton Bovee October—1966 4—Gust Burandl December—1966 6—Horold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam Torg Skobo Infermatllon— April-1967 4—Jim Endieott 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit (Rotary Foundation] Howard Teeter, Ch. Occupalienal 28—Cranston Wileox 29—Carroll I. Barnes International Youth Protect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molitor Four-Way Test- (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 22—Jim Skinner World Community Service — Wilford Coulllard, Ch. Ralph Toupallk Relations- 14—Frederick Hough 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert G. Ylngling SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Diraetor .^^pecSal — At the coll of the President WOODWARD, Director March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21—Wilford Coullmrd 13—Robert Kerr Normand Moore Public Relations— Normand Moore Student Loons, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Sergeant-ot-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olln Dally Lester F. Wise Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ★ 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. 2S—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Cronston Wllcox FRED 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson * February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 24—Reo Goodwin SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Ylngling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member. advise the progrom cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle : 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret— 278-8006 Riehord Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara. 278-2682 278-5386 278-5891 273-4486 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Ducne E. Dovidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo 279-9471 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 273-5909 James Endieott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 273-8968 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Faroh 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma ... Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha ..278-5790 270-8840 John Klein, Box 146—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E, Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha-Morgaret ..767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Halen 278-2261 278-2947 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Phone No. 276-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude _278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoler Loke—Suzonno 278-5554 278-4243 279-5094 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeen 278-2127 279-9551 278-5819 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-6769 278-4191 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John VIsosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cl.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Near, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine.— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—RetJio 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6341 278-6322 278-5641 278-5078 Roy C. Pofterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Roth-_ 278-2979 ._......278-6161 Kenneth Poinom, 11 c. Chicaga St.—Mabel—_—J178-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—PhyliU... Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beotrice Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—V/Ilma 279-9428 Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Natalie—. 278-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ST2-5^4 HONORARY MEMBER ...278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. h. wsskr QUAL£:Y sparhJ pR)nu::r3, inc COLDSAlBR, MlCilLGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 1278-8238 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-2451 frh;d?:rick 278-4159 2^-4029 278-2612 ..278-6693 278-4424 Rotary REFLECTOR I 278-5585 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolna. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello The COLDWATER t 369-90W 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlce Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LIlo _273-5&42 278-5033 278-5(i33 .278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 1?, 1967 Rotary Magazine IJeek will he observed next Tuesdays with Reo Goodwin in charge. He will present a filnstrip "Our Magazine—Adventi^e in Friendship". This Tuesday v/e heard about "Fiscal Reforn" and from a real "pro": Clarence Lock, Michigan. Mr, Director of the Departnent of Revenue of the State of If you were there, you have your ovm interpretation. At least it seens clear that budget balancing is not as simple as we would like to think. Fritz Van Aken arranged this high-level program with the help of Ualt Balcom, Carlo Heikkinen, and Senator DeMaso. Guests; Honorable Senator Harry DeMaso, V/alt Balcom, Uilllam Grimes, John llathews. Bill Vfilson, and Bill Lewis, Gil Molitor's guest. Visiting Rotarians; From Bronson, Lloyd Phillips; from Homer, Keldon Mull; from Angola, Charles Pilliad. Odds and Ends; On December 8, I966 there were 12,586 Rotary Clubs, and 600,500 members in 13^ countries and geographical regions. The I967 Rotary International Convention is I'5ay 21-25 in Rice, France. Read the features Oin 20 European countries In your January Rotarian. Attendance contest: Ten clubs in "E" division (50 to 99 members) had 100^. contrast, the bottom of "F" In with 55% was Blowing Rock, North Carolina. Maybe they had a good excuse, though. They've had some strong winds down that way. Attendance pins were awarded this week by President Fred. for lo these many years: The top two, as Uarner Van Aken. 44 years and Fred VJeeks, 27 years. {hh years is about two thousand, two hundred and eighty-eight meetings!) Congratulations to you fellows and the others, especially the 10 year plus men. "Ill fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, IThere wealth accumulates and men decay. Princes and lords may flourish, or may fade, A breath can make them, as a breath has made; But a bold peasantry, their country's pride, V/hen once destroyed, can never be supplied." Cran Rilcox Club Bulletin Chm. - Pro Tem You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY ELECTION OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Diraetor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 Cranston Wileox FRED ANDERSON . President ROBERT NA61E ERNEST W. JOHN LUSE Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Seaetary KLEIN WAYNE Fellowship—Poul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Lanay, Frederick A. Hough, Vice-Pretldent - - FARST Treofurer Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Ass't Secv.-Treni. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Program—Robert Nagle Fred Anderson. Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy, Bob Mark Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearee, Ch. Warren Williams Scholarship, Student loans. Board of Directors Meetings Regulor •- let Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES BACON-Director Olin Dolly Emplover-Employee Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utoh Fred Trade Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotto, Michigan 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearee 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 20—Miiford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm Juiy-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstien 13—Chester Altemier 11—Russell F. Moore 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichard BIringer, Ch. 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Associations- 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 29—Carroll L. Barnes Ralph Toupallk H. Weeks 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodword 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Internotionol Youth Project Robert Sweet, Ch. Corlo Heikkinen, Ch. GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 November—1966 Robert G. Yingling Occupational Informotiion— General Secretary, Rotary International 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk October—1966 WOODWARD. Director World Community Servico — Witford Couiliord, Ch. Relations- Ken Leavanworth, Ch. April-1967 25—Craig Sebold ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ★ 28—Cranston Wllcox 4—Gust Burondt Rotary Foundation- '^^pecial — At the coll of the President (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams II—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. DOUGLAS 14—Frederick Hough 13—Robert Kerr Fritz Von Aken March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21—Wilford CouUhird 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Bebiar, Ch. Normand Moore S. Andrews Normand Moore ROTARY 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dally Student Guests—John Visasky, Ch. Sergeont-ct-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ 9—Paul Thompion(Fair Comm.) Lester F. Wise Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treof Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnom, Ch. Awards—William 7—Horvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Robert Howiey Miiford A. McKeith MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonlst DISTRICT 636 Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Public Relations— 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. IF you wish to change dotes with another member. advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having speeiol program*, such at Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-2903 276-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle —_—278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret : Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther— Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . 278-8006 278-26B2 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 .278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo .278-8609 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. . Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Carlo Heikkinen, 91 278-5909 278-8909 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen_-273-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd,—Janet Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 276-6250 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma 278-5790 John Klein, Box 148—Potrlcio... . 279-9551 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 278-2261 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4222 278-6603 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 .. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret.-767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh NAME Address and Rotary Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swert, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct-—Gladys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 278-6278 278-5078 .279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Roy C. Pofterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —278-2979 B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora— -i278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .-.——.278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel-— 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn .;ST2-5594 278-5006 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Viffima Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwoter—LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Ceiiio Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie— '.'i .'j i e • •' t ' x.i' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan . Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15;P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome r 279-^94 278-4159 -___278-4029 __2^-2612 278-8238 278-6693 2^-4424 2^-^33 279-9428 .278-5033 —_ J78-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen— ;,0;. >-• 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Swzanna—«278'5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—uillon Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-8318 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchild Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Phone No. INC. 49036 -278-6730 �"ffe Profits Most W^ho Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 10, 1967 The Rotarian Magazine v;ill he 56 years old In January I967. v/ill celebrate the Magazine's birthday on January Zk, week: '-Helping Rotary Better the VJorld." Our Cluh The theme for the Reo Goodv/ln is Program Chairtaan for our meeting that day. Next Ueek; 'Tiscai Reform". Since most of us resent all taxes at any time or place, v/hether applied vjith or without anesthetic, an attempt is being made to include tranquilizers v;ith the meal for those v/ith tendencies toward ulcers, hypertension, or miscarriage. Fritz Van Aken, through VJalt Balcom, through Senator Dellaso, will have a speaker who will lay it on the linelike it or not. Tuesday, Conrad Sv;art, with the help of Bob Nagel, came up with a comprehensive film recently completed for the University of Michigan's Sesqui-Centennial Celebration in 1967. The Board of Directors on January 5 approved the following changes in classi fication. Patterson - Senior Active Ken Leavenworth - Past Service Robert Tingling - Major: Metal Uorking IndustryMinor: Povjdered Metallic Carbides Mfg, Douglas P. VJoodward - Major: VJood Industry Minor: Building Materials President Fred offered the appropriate congratulations at Tuesday's meeting. In addition, the Board approved tv/o names for prospective membership to be forwarded to the Classification Committee, and made a recommendation for "Uoman of the Year". Visiting Rotarians; Bruce Mayhen, Highland Park, Michigan, and Dwight Green, Bronson, Michigan 'Jant to take a psychiatric experiment test used in cybernetic research? V/hich schmoo-like figure would you prefer as a spuuse (ugh!)? Next week we'll tell you v;hat the NORI-IAL taste for Schmoo's is. Gran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR % MFMRFR ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILISDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVIllE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS FRED Clyde Williams, Axner Olson BY ELECTION - ANDERSON 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. PretJdenf . ROBERT NA6LE — Viee-Pr.iid.nf ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer WAYNE FARST Ate'* Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cufy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Colltni. Cranston Wllcox John A. Kennedy, Russelt F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle Sergeant-ol-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normond Moore VOCATIONAL ★ SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director Ken loavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary Internationol Torg Skabo Oceupotlonal Informatiion— Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weexs GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International Awards—William Trade STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan Bebler, Ch. Normond Moore Fritz Van Aken Associations- 14—Frederick Hough (World Understanding] 28—Cranston Wiicox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupollk October—1966 25—Carlo Helkkinen 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dolly Moy-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foliar 26—Crolg Sebald ★ 16—Vi^lliom Bobler INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS WOODWARD. March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21-Wilford Couilbrd 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Scholarship, Student Loons, Director Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Employer-Employee Relotions— ★ RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Warren Williams Mark S. Andrews at 12:00 o'clock noon INTERNATIONAL 16—Roy Pilts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— Mllford A. McKeith Board of Directors Meetings Regular '—1st Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—Poul Thompson(Fair Comm.] September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. 7—rlorvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawley Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodh^m Duane E. Dovldson, Ch. *^pe<ial — At the call of the President Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. 30-Olln Dally Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, February—1967 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Rotary Information— Ik- SERVICE Lester F. Wise 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organist COMMUNITY ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director November—1966 1—Fred Neor 8—Duane E. Dovldson 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation] Robert G. Ylngllng June-1967 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll I. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford CouHlord, Ch. Ralph Toupollk 20-MIIford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Horold Goodhotm 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam internotional Youth Pro|ect — Robert Sweet, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose 25—Raymond Mulchohey Matched DIst. and Club ProgramJonuary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3-Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member. advise the program chalrmon of the change. Members having specTol programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279>9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Clioslor L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-5358 __278-6821 278-8006 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kathryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6033 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, a Parsons Cf.—Martha John Klein, Box 148-PotricIo H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marsholl St.—Rhea Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. 278-6850 767-7508 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKelfh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3-Corol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirehild Dr.—Bernlce Richard D, Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 279-9551 278-5819 278-4191 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-90W 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 .278-6603 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 276-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beetrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. 278-4029 Cranston Wiicox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy .._____278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Willloms, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 278-5078 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 Prod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Relha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine • George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia — 278-5512 279-9360 ___.278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen—278-4115 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, l1 E. Chicago St.—Mabel. __27B-6161 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lllliart ST2-5^4 HONORARY MEMBER 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Andrew Henry. R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-5909 278-5318 ...278-6517 279-9266 278-6250 279-9501 278-6788 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan John S. Pierson, 3^ Morshall St.—Mora C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 279-9492 278-5^1 ?ar.a>49 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla — Phone No. 278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louisa Tore Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd. 278-6278 Address and Rotary Ann Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-2818 278-8609 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane .. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo - NAME Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Cello 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. __278-5(>33 Douglos Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 1279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—PoUy_____ 278-5()33 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 276-2^1 The COLDWATER 2^-6393 278-6730 SJIINifTON Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK n. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIUG PRODUCTS, COLD ;v ATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 1.11C HIG A:i iriC. 49036 �"He Profits MqsI Who Serves Besi" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 3, 1967 Mext VJeek Conrad Swart, with an assist from Boh Nagle, will have a film on Michigan's Great University. In case you've heen hrain-washed into ratings based on "Bubha Smith type" products—the locale is Ann Arbor. The Mew Year was started on a high note when Rev. Beers, Methodist Minister from Quincy, urged "Living V/recklessiy"* As opposed to irresponsible conduct, he based his theme on the letters of St. Paul. In modern terms— stand up to be counted and heard on the Issues you believe right. Break away from the silent, comfortable, masses. Our Club Constitution embarrassing. is worth careful study, even though it may be (According to Article V , Section 5» I've not been a legal member since July 1, 1964 when Dr. Harris resigned!) "An additional active membership shall ... terminate with the termination of the active membership of the active member." Visiting Rotarians were all from Bronson this week: Harold Creal, and A1 V/iler. Morris V/ood, Past member Paul Hurley was Conrad Swart's guest. Coming Programs; The responsible Rotarians are January 17-Fritz Van Aken; January 24-Reo Goodwin; January 31-Dick Biringer; February 7-.Harvey Bent. Bob Man's Department; The brassiere ads on TV are enough to convince us that honesty is no longer the bust policy. (Stolen from Clint V/hetstone's "Rotary Fountain") From "The Rotarian" (via Farmer's Almanac!) After a male baby has grown out of triangles and acquired pants and freckles, and so much dirt that relatives do not dare kiss it between meals, it becomes a BOY. Boys faithfully imitate their dads in spite of all efforts to teach them good manners. He is a Joy forever, a periodic nuisance, the problem of our times, the hope of a nation. Every boy is evidence that God is not discouraged by man. Cran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILL5DALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Consregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification-John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchahey, Ch. ★ - 1966-1967 Cranston FRED ANDERSON - - Preiident Wilcox Vice-Prefident Bernard laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Seastarv Jim EndicoM, E. Harold Goodhoim Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN Treofurer WAYNE FAR5T Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Aic'l Secy.-Treat. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Program—Robert Nagle Bob Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Organist Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore Boord of Directors Meetings ★ CHARLES ★ ROTARY BACON-Director Employer-Employee Relotions— Ken Leavenworlh, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearee, Ch. Warren Williams Seholorship, Student Loam, Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— ' 4—Jim Endleott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikklnen Moy-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Fuller 16—William Bobler 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald 23—Chorles Woc^word November—1966 1—Fred Neer 30—Robert Hawley 5—Duane E. Dovldson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingling June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 22—Jim Skinner 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Bornes World Community Service — Wilford Coulllard, Ch. 20-MIIford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Ralph Toupolik JuIy-1967 6—Harold Goodhoim 13—Chester Allemier Inmmational Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam Robert Loose 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program- Richard Birlnger, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3-Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotionol Aprll-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Fred H. Weeks 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Fritz Van Aken Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coulllard 20—Robert Loose Bobler, Ch. Normand Moore Four-Way Test- RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt lake City, Utah STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan Molitor March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Olin Daily Lester F. Wise VOCATIONAL SERVICE "^^peeiol — At the call of the President 16—Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — lit Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'cloclc noon 9—Poul Thompson(Fair Comm.) INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Crippled Children — Awards—William 7—Harvey Bent 14-Roy Fox 21—Bernard Loney August-1966 Robert Howley Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— Mllford A. McKeilh Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1966: Charles Bocon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. DISTRICT 636 Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. NAGIE ROBERT February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL EVENTS 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Blringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore UDIES' NiTE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Corroil I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Phono No. 278-2903 278-6033 278^5358 ..278-6821 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringor, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-2662 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Cooiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone 278-5234 278-6054 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jane.. Ouone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-4486 279-9471 ...278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Jemes Endicolt, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte 278-8968 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8132 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen...278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 5. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 270-6788 Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. NAME John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B, Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha — 278-5790 278-8840 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2. Morrison Loke-RIfo 278-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-6316 369-9092 278-4350 .J278-8942 278-4222 NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia - H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. 279-9551 273-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Berntce Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan. 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 279-9551 Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara.. 278-6603 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanne Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 ..278-4159 1278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy.... ___.278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine 278-6693 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilmo B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, lie. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6341 278-6322 278-5M1 278-6161 276-2790 Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. _..278-M33 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— —.278-5(i33 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2451 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllls.. 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. - Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace •* .—278-2979 ST2-5^4 Lester P. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater-Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie >• The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 5900^ PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 276-5342 278-5512 -279-9360 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Ratha t-i ■' ELK'S TEMPLE Phone No. h. weeks QUALITY 3P:ii:-:a products, ing COLDWATER, IiflGlliaAri 49036 278-8238 278-4424 1279-9428 278-6393 -278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 27, 19^6 YEAR N E W HAPPY 1967 - At our first meeting January 3 Fred Heeks has asked Rev. William Blanding, pastor of Coldwater's First Methodist Church, to provide the program* Don Shorno's program this week was on present day educational programs for the blind. Ron Wilcox described the training in orientation and mobility at the Missouri School for the Blind. It seems whether we're trying to help an individual, a group, or a country, the most difficult but only effective way is to help them help themselves. Visiting Rotarlans - Sylvania, Ohio: Bronson, Michigan: Walter Tucker Henry Gonley, M.D. and Dwight Green Guests - Father Robert Man's son. Bob Jr* Omitted last v;eek (make-up man's error) Attorney H. Donald Bruce from Lansing, guest of Dick Biringer, (sorry Dick) More erroneous reporting: Southwest, Warner Van Aken has not yet left for the V/arren Williams is ^ the country (also the city, since he attended Tuesday). If this keeps up, we'll need a two-sheet bulletin, with the second sheet for corrections. president Fred reminds Committee Chairman to review and evaluate their plans and progress. Attendance Note: Tt's the half-way point in the Rotary Year. The Constitution is clear. Wayne Farst had to lose his membership due to four consecutive, unexcused absences. How's your record this year? Were make-ups impossible, or just inconvenient? Program Attendance Tuesday dropped to just above Understandably this is usually the lowest week of the year. Reminder; Next Monday is a legal holiday. Quincy doesn't meet. "But you v;ere always a good man of business" faltered Scrooge, who now began to apply this to himself. "Business!" cried the Ghost, "Mankind was my business; charity, mercy, forbearance, and benevolence were all my business. The dealings of my trade were but a drop of water in the comprehensive ocean of my business!" Cran vmcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock a ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — CongragatSonal Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING - Jack Tar Hotel Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF COMMITTEES - ClUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COILINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ElECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey, Ch. Cranston Wikox Pr.tid.nt Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Vice-Pr.ildent ERNEST W. LUSE S.er.fary Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm Treaturer Magaxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN — WAYNE FARST Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Att't Secy.-Tno*. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom ColiSni. ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Govenror, 636 DIst., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally Molitor DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director November—1966 1—Fred Neer (Rotory Foundation) 27—Mark S. Andrews Torg Skobo Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichard BIrlnger, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks K^Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert 8. Kerr Don Shorno Duane Davidson 25—Raymond Mulchohey January—1967 SONG LEADERS John Visosky, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore IB—E. Ken Leavenworth 20—Ken Putnom 27—Don Shorno Howard Teeter, Ch. Webster Treat, Ch. July-1967 13—Chester Allemler Robert Sweet, Ch. Trade Associations- 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 20—Mllford A. McKeilh December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm International Youth Project — Fred H. Weeks June-1967 29—Carroll L. Barnes Ralph Toupallk Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 22—Jim Skinner Wilford Couillard, Ch. Informatiion— 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—Vi^iliam Bobier 23—Charles Woe^word 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert Loose Occupationol May-1967 25—Craig Sebold ★ Four-Way Test- IB—Ralph Teupollk 2S-Carlo Heikklnen 4—Gust Surandt World Community Service — ~ 11—Seton Bovee October—1966 Robert G. Yingllng CHARLES BACON-Director Gilbert 636 Fritz Van Aken Employer>Employee RelationsKen leavenworth, Ch. DISTRICT Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Aprir-1967 4—Jim Endlcott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon "*^Speeia1 — At the call of the President 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Normand Moore Rotary Foundation- Regular — lit Thursday of each month (World Understonding) 28—Cranston Wilcox 6—Clyde Williams INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Normand Moore 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard September—1966 Scholorship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Sergeant-al'Arms— Board ol Directors Meetings 16—Ray Pitts 30—Olln Dally Warren Williams Duane E. Davidson, Ch. March-1967 23—George Pierce Rurol-Urbon—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Rotary Information— MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-OrganItt 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Lester F. Wise Mllford A. McKelth 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Public Relations— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. August—1966 Richord D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Bernard Loney, Frederick A. Hough, ROBERT NA6LE February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard laney SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Birirtger LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingllng The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you with to change dates with another member, advise the program chalimon of the change Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilma 278-5790 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret 278-8006 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Rldgemoor Rd.—Marjorle 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Blringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ' : Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane... 278-2682 278-8086 276-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-5909 James Endlcott, 72 Cneryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchetf St.—Chorlolte Woyne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanora 278-6050 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret,.767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh Mllford A. MeKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Folrchlld Dr.—Bernlce 278-5819 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Cf.—Gladys 278-6769 278-4191 278-6^8 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson 278-5078 279-9492 Axrier Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9501 278-6788 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6250 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornsiien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-8968 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 278-8909 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Heten--278-4115 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Moriha 278-5475 273-8132 278-5318 278-6517 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma NAME 278-5512 i 279-9360 278-2W9 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edisorv Ct.-Lorrahie George H. Pierce, R. R. 4-Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Roy Piffs, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth : - Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel .C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118'Grand'Sl.-AphyllU v: ir' ii' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke-Rlta ponolcj V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Loulse Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeen 278-2127 PUBLISHED BY o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ■ i ■ T.T 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 1279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. 1278-4029 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy I." 278-2612 Clyde V/IHioms, 1()2 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-laMolne..!.'' 278-6693 Uster F. Wse, R. R. 2—Cello. 278-4424 278-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 ..278-2790 278-2451 $12-5594 278-5006 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly John Walker, 33 Oaugherty—Gretchen - O lO 279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBER •/••M WEEKS quality SPRiriG PRODUCTS, ENG. COLDWATER, UICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Soro FREDSRICK H. 1 278-4350 . Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna _ IS£5 I __369-9092 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 20, 1966 For unto us a child Is born, unto us a son is given: and his name shall be called V/onderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace, Isaiah 9:6 Don Shorno's "betwixt holidays" program for next week is in the "formative stage". and fines. But never fear, there v/ill be something besides food Christmas Music by the Coldwater High Balladiers, directed by Arvid Berg, provided a fitting Yuletide observance. They sang a cappella. (International says the Bulletin should be educational - - you now know how to spell this correctly — we looked it up. A cappella means "as in the chapel, without accompanyment". ) Ken Putnam arranged the program. Visitors and Guests . Jerry Hollister from Bronson, and Bob Yingling had as his guest his sonBob Jr. A tip of the hat to Ray Mulchahey who sent in a $1.00 fine after he had v;ithdravm from the Club. A really loyal alumnusi Fugitives from .our Frigid Frost are starting their migrations to warmer climes. Les 'Joodward and I/arner Van Aken leave next week for the Southv/est; Ax Olson is enroute to Florida for. a tv;o v/eeks tan; Torg is already in Texas (I think); V/arren V/illiams is "out of the country" according to the grapevine. V/ho*ve we missed? MERRY CH RISTHAS Cran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED BY ELECTION COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner - ANDERSON 1966-1967 Pre»idenr Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise Bornord laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin KLEIN Treacorer WAYNE FARST Aw't Seey.-Treai. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charlei Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969; John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Scholarship, Student Loons, Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Mark ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings Regulor — 1st Thursday of each month Normond Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE * DOUGLAS CHARLES BACON-Director Gilbert ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. Fred Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International H. Weeks Trade Associations— STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duone Davidson June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews Jwly-1967 - 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 13—Chester Allemler 27—Don Shorno Webster Treat, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 20—Ken Putnam SONG LEADERS 23—Charles Woc^ward (Rotary Foundation) Robert loose Robert B. Kerr 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Robert Sweet, Ch. Richard Biringer, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Mav-1967 29—Carroll L. ^rnes Matched Dist. and Club Program- Torg Skobo Occupational Informatilon- 25—Carlo Heikkinen 22—Jim Skinner Internotional Youth Prolect — Molitor 18—Rolph Toupoiik October-1966 15—Roy C. Potterson World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupoiik Four-Way Test- GEORGE R. MEANS—Evonston, Illinois WOODWARD, Director Robert G. Yingling Ken leavenworth, Ch. DISTRICT 636 4—Jim Endlcott 11—Seton Bovee 11—Gilbert Molltof 18—Howard Teeter Rolory Foundotion— Roy C. Patterson, Ch. Employer'Employee Relations- Aprit-1967 25—Croig Sebald INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— 28—Cranstotj WIlcox 4—Gust Burandt Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dolly S. Andrews (World Understonding) September—1966 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normond Moore Milford A. McKeith 14—Frederick Hough 21—V/ilford Couilbrd 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Duone E. Davidson, Ch, March-1967 7—Lester Wise 6—Clyde Williams Rotary Information— ★ ,^^^ecial — At the coil of the President Warren Williams Public Relations— Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Qlin Dally Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 9—Paul ThompsonfFoir Comm.) 16 Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Vico-Presld«nt February—1967 7—Horvoy Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 2—Webb Treat Robert Hawley Crippled Cranston Wilcox ROBERT NAGIE JOHN Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin-Ray Mulchahey, Ch. ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE 11—Rossell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mutchohey Jonuory—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrod Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SPECIAL 24—Ree Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NiTE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279*9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct,—Ruth ... 278-5358 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn .... 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle.. Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-6821 278-8006 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean — 278-8086 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobler, 200 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endlcott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Alisert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte— VVayne Farst, R. I, Coldwoter—Farah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-2682 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 -.279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 —.278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Volma.... .278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Jonet._.279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martho John Klein, Box 148—Potriclo H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 Bernord Loney, 372 Marsholl St.—Rheo 2/8-6951 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret ._767-7508 Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchlld Dr.—Bernice Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Graco____ B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorrolne George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .J78-2979 278-6341 —278-6322 278-5^1 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfr^ Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn;: _.278-6161 —i 278-2790 NAME Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Werner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beotriee ...278-4222 278-6603 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley V/ilbur, 144 S. Clay St 1278-4029 Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine 278-6693 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wifma Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Celio Charles Woodword, 163 Marsholl St, Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie.- - - ^ 278-2612 278-8238 278-4424 278-5033 2^-9428 278-5033 278*6393 -HONORART MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. 9 T I PRSDERICK He WEEKS in i III— Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 369-90W Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6316 278-8942 The COLDWATER of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ^8-5842 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene •J V A rr; PUBLISHED BY 278-8318 1278-4350 J.'- ROTARY CLUB Phone No. Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude --278-^2451- Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Ltilion ^ ...ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.—.—'27B-5006 Address and Rotory Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita QUALITY GPHING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDiVArER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �Projits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 13, 1966 Our Christmas V/eelT program has been arranged by Ken Putnam. Arvid Berg will present the Coldwater High School Balladiers. Director This week's meeting featured a "Lucia Holiday Program" ti'.C.'d by Arne Petterson, one of five Foreign Exchange students, plus girls from the Cardinal Choir. The choral number "Lucia" vfas beautifully done. The foreign exhcange students included Agnetta Berglund from Sweden and Mitsuko Takahashi from Japan, both of whom live with Mr. and Mrs. V/illiam McMillan; Marilyn Gaillard from France, who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder; Arne Petterson who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V/atson (Ame comes from Sweden); and Annika Thorson of Sweden, who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest V/atts. Board of Director's reriort J - . . Supported a request to supplement funds for measles vaccine if the local allocation is insufficient; provided funds to send three students and an advisor to the Model United Nations meeting at Hillsdale; approved Harold Goodholm as a Senior Active, Congratulations Harold! And have a good trip v/est. From Secretariat re the Bulletin (condensed) ^^it should: be ;informative;, list nearby Clubs for make-up;p, be interesting, constructive, and easily read; use a diversified pattern; not offend." Quite an order!—any volunteers? Visitors: Jerry Hollister of Bronson; Bill Ueaver (guest of Bernard Laney); Charles Schmitt of Detroit; and Tom Anderson (President Fred's son). Food for Thought: "There is usually plenty of free cheese in a mouse trap. But did you ever .see a happy mouse in one?" Gran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED - . — Saerefary KLEIN Bernard loney, Frederick A. Hough, WAYNE FARST ★ T967: Awards—William John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Andaaron. Bob MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organlat Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS Normond Moore Board of Directors Meetings ★ ROTARY Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Richard Birlnger, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Webster Treot, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 25—Raymond Muichohey January-1967 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Aaaoclatlona— STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHa, Michigan 13—Chester Allemler Matched Dlst. and Club Program- Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leovenworth 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Torg Skobo Oceupotionol Informotlion— General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonaton, Illinois Governor, 636 Diat., Rotary International International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molltor Howard Teeter, Ch. RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah December—1966 -6—Harold Oeedholm Rolph Toupolik Four-Way Test- 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews Wilford Couillard, Ch. -Ken Leavenwerth,-Ch. ★ 636 (Rotary Foundation} June-1967 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — CHARLES BACON-Director Emplover-Employea Relations— 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE ^^pecial — At the coll of the Prasidant DISTRICT 1—Fred Neer WOODWARD, Director Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 13:00 o'clock noon 9—Albert Foller 16—Willlom Bobier 23—Charles Woodward November—1966 Rotary Foundation- Regular — lat Thuraday of aneh month May-1967 2—John Dean 25—Craig Sebold ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Mark S. Andrews 11—Seton Bovee IB—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Helkkinen 11—Gilbert Molltor 18—Howard Teeter Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Aprli-1967 4—Jim Endleott October—1966 4—Gust Burandt Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumaey. 13—Robert Kerr 27—Dlst. Gov. Visit Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith 1968: Charlat Bacon, Tom Coliin*. (World Understonding) 28—Cranston Wiicox 20—Robert Loose Bobier, Ch. Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— Nagia, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard 6^Clyde Williams t^ormond Moore Program—Robert Nogle Fred March-1967 September—1966 Seholorahip, Student Loans, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Att't Saey.-Traai. F. Wise Warren Williams Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Ray Pitts 30—Olin Dolly Rural-Urban—8. K. Peorce, Ch. Jim EndicotI, E. Horold Goodholm Traoaorer 9—Paul Thomp$on(Fair Comm.) 16 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester 21—Bernard Loney 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Crippled Children — Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox August—1966 Robert Howlay Cranston Wllcex Praddent Vita-Prefident - Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohay, Ch. 1966-1967 NAGLB DIRECTORS ROTARY PROGRAMS Clyde Williams, Axner Olson BY ELECTION ERNEST W. lUSE JOHN 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Cloaaiflcation—John Dean, Ch. ANDERSON ROBERT COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Director MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE 24—Reo Goodwin SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Birlnger STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chotrman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotar—Foy 278'2903 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.. 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148-Patficie. -. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-6821 278-8006 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-&086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha 278-5386 278-5891 276-4486 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirehild Dr.—Bernice Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .. 278-2818 Fred Coly, 81 W. Clarko Avo.—Dorothy Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Seolt Ave.—Ellen Jo 279-9471 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheff St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwafer—Farah 278-5909 278-3968 278-W75 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth 279-9266 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanora 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Corlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..-278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Velma -.2^-6250 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn --.278-6788 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily278-6050 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Phone No. 278-5790 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rofh 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 Normond Moore, 796 Angola [?d.—Annetta Richofd D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Suson 278-5078 279-9492 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrdino George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—More Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6341 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Kenneth Putnom, il E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred.Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis . ^ Vi" . j . • 278-5512 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5W4 .278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara _ 278-4222 278-6603 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke-Suzanna. PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-6ladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4243 _ 279-5094 _ 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine.— Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello .278-6693 278-4424 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-^3 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth... Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalle "278-5033 1279-9428 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchan.. The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 :i •• ^ INC 49036 369-9092 278-4350 : L .-- COLDWATER, UIGHIGAN 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ' FHEDERECK H. WESXS QUALITY SPREMf} PRODUCTS, 2^-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive.- y.-. Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise \ .278-6730 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 6, 1966 For Next Tuesday: Chet Allemier has the program. At the time of publishing the bulletin, the program topic and speaker are a secret. This Tuesday ue heard a thought-provoking analysis of inflation by J, Howard Stoddard. It was well we had program, plus 13 guests to hear it. of our members at the V/e'd be disturbed to Jhink that a dollar saved during the ''Great Depression" (what was great about it?) is now worth 3^ except that who had a dollar to save? that matter. Or to spend for Thanks to Harold Goodholm for the excellent program. Tvfo Reactions on last week's bulletin: was pretty crude," One, that "so-called joke The other, a protest on the Classification List jibe, John rightly claimed his Committee had submitted it. Anyway, it appeared as a place-mat Tuesday, and not because of the bulletin question. Next job: Fill those openings. Our Guests: Visiting Rotarians Nelson Weber and Gordon Van V/ieren from Bronson; Clare IJelch from Marshall; Frank Miller from Sturgis, and John Holcomb from Quincy. Other guests included Paul V/oods, Blaine Ellis, Bill Doyle, Pat Patrick, V/illiam V/ilson, Noel Shedd, and V/alt Balcom. Early Leavers: Only three, V/e hope the greatly reduced numbers lately is a trend—not an accident. Speaking of S $ $ : One V/estern tovm boasts that the only embezzlement that they ever had v;as when a "manipulating" bank teller made the fatal error of putting back too much. generous to a vault. He was sentenced for being (O.K., O.K., you v/rite this sheet) Overheard from a guest Tuesday, as Duke sat dovm; "Boy, this Club can really sing." So as a member of "The Singingest Club in the U.S.A." you'll appreciate this old legend: " After God created the world. He called the angels to Him and asked vjhat they thought of it. One of them said, "There is something lacking: the sound of praise to the Creator." So God created music, and it was heard in the whisper of the wind, and in the song of the birds; and to man also was given the gift of song. And all dovm the ^es this gift of song has indeed proved a blessing to multitudes of souls." From - V/orld Religious News Cran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregationoi Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Direclor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. Community Sofaty — Richard D. Moore, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 ANDERSON Proiid«nt ROBERT NAGIE Vke-Presidenl ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN Seetrtory KLEIN — WAYNE FARST Treaiurer Am'J Secy.-Tre«. ★ DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Club Bulletin—Ray Muichahey, Ch. Cranston Wllcox Fellowship—Paul W, Thompson, Ch, Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Public Relations— 196S: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonlst Milford A. McKeith ★ Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings Normand Moore Regular — Itt Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL * CHARLES ■peeial — At the call of the President SERVICE BACON-Director Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internationol RICHARD L. EVANS-Soll lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary Internationol Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Molitor Four-Woy Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skobo Oceupotionol Informotlion— Carlo Helkklnen, Ch. Fred li. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-CharioHe, Michigan 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk October—1966 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter 25—Carlo Helkkinen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Falier 16—William Bobier 25—Croig Sebold ★ INTERNATIONAL 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wiiford Couillard (World Understonding) September—1966 6—Clyde Willloms Worren Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Awords—William Bobier, Ch. DOUGLAS Moreh-1967 7—Lester Wise 30—Olin Dally Lester F. Wise Mark S. Andrews 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Fritz Van Aken Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuty. 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson FRED February—1967 COMMinEES — CLUB SERVICE SERVICE November—1966 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Neer WOODWARD, Director 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Yingling 15—Roy C. Potferson (Rotary Foundation) June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wllford Coulllord, Ch. 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Ralph Toupolik July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm International Youth Project Robert Sweet, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Komstlen" 11—Russell F. Moore 13—Chester Ailemler 20—Ken Putnam 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichord Biringer, Ch. 25—Raymond Muichahey Jonuory—1967 Robert B. Kerr SONG LEADERS John Visosky, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer Duane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotory Yeor 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Progrom Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret. Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cneryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foliar, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte Woyno Farst, R. 1, Coldwoter—Forah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. JefFerson—Ruth Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patrlcio 279-9266 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S- Sprague Rd.—Jonet.-.279-9501 —278-6788 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6951 Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 278-2261 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .. .278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno- 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth - MIIFord A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R, 3—Carol 279-9551 278-5819 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto .278-6769 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-6278 Fred H. WeeKS, R. R. 4—Beatrice Roymond Muichahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 .279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine—— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce,-. R. R. 4—\Orginia 278-5512 - ... John S. Pierson, 340 Morshall St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 279-9360 278-2979 __27B-6341 278-6322 .J278-5641 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11c. Chicago St.—Mabel...._276-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R.*1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibisy Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis... 278-4159 PUBLISHED BY a/ Coldwatery Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. TEMPLE 278-4029 278-2612 278-5033 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen T fi2 5^6^ 0 FRSDSSICK H. ffESK3 QUALIIY ?R,)D'JCT5, INC. COLDWAFEH, MICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB 279-5094 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR $ 278-42^ Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly The COLDWATER r 278-4350 Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilmo 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMolne... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello ___.278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter—Ruth 279-9428 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 369-9092 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeen 278-2127 -■ I. ELK'S 278-6316 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret...767-7508 James R, Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 1 Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-8316 ..278-58^ E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9551 NAME 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Craig Sebcid, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchlld Dr.—Bernlce 279-9471 Phono No. 278-5790 278-8840 278-5234 278-6054 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma .278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 29, 1966 Hext Ueek: President Fred announces that Chairman Harold Goodholm xdll introduce J, Howard Stoddard of Lansing. Mr. Stoddard is Chairman of the Board of the Michigan national Bank. All Rotarians v/ho "have it made" may leave early. The remaining (approximately 76) with a few $ problems should stay. This ;7eek: An interesting and educational variation. Chairman Carroll Barnes presented Mr. Ken Hamlet, Forensic teacher of Coldwater High School and his debate team; Elizabeth Sherman, Rhonda Smith, Larry Martin and Bill Hayes, Did you shift your prejudices a little on Foreign Military Aid? How many adults reach an opinion on crucial issues based on the extensive research these young debaters so capably presented? Any Heek: Have you stopped to recall and appreciate the scope, variety, and excellence of programs this year? Just in the last fevj v/eeks, for example: some crucial community issues—the Library issue and the Hospital addition; a slide-tape hunting trip to -northem' "British Columbia; a frank discussion on Religion; 1-69 and Michigan Expressv/ay plans; Computers in today's business; and even a Moonlight and Roses "Talkathon". Three visiting Rotarians from Bronson, Ray Smith, Nolan Hooker, and George Brusak. (Does the "eat and run make-up" serve its intended purpose? Have you ever thought of the effect on the program at Quincy v/hen half of the audience leaves as the Coldwater "make-ups" pull out?) Encouraging; One early (Coldwater) leaver!. at Tuesday's program was 8^. . So our Club attendance Neb Treat, a Past Presidnnt of our Club, has found it necessary to vjithdraw because his business responsibilities prevent regular attendance. Neb plans to return as soon as his obligations permit. And Ray Mulchahey's resignation also leaves a big gap. Ray produced a fine bulletin for the several years he was editor. He worked hard at it, sometimes under difficult circumstances. Probably few Rotarians ever told you so, Ray, but your sincere work was appreciated. Prod of the Month; Nhat happened to the "Open Classification List" that was to be published? On The Lighter Side: V/arning - The rule of the "Deer Camp Cook" story applies to this bulletin. In case you've forgotten this old tale, the unlucky hunter drawing the short straw became Camp Cook for the gang until someone complained - then that fellow was hooked. One ingenious hunter stuck with the job for days, in desperation one morning liberally spiced the pancake batter v;ith deer droppings. The first hungry boy to try one, broke out with "These d —m cakes taste like horse manure!", but then quickly gasped~"but they're good! good!". Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:75 e'cldcli * ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 72:15 o'clock 5TUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 72:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:75 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONE5VILLE — Thomos Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING - Jack Tor Hotel - Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COILINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — FRED ANDERSON . . ROBERT NA6LE Vic.-Pr«(id«nt ERNEST W. lUSE Secr.tory JOHN KLEIN - WAYNE FARST Club Bulletin—Ray Muichohey, Ch. 1966-T967 Cranston Preiid.nt — 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968; Chariot Bacon, Tom Coiltnt. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Student Guests—John Visoiky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken DOUGLAS Normond Moore Itt Thurtdoy of each month Director ★ CHARLES BACON-Olrector ^^pecial — At the call of the President Robert G. YIngling SERVICE ★ Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Torg Skabo Richard Birlnger, Ch. Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary Intornotlonal I SONG LEADERS Trade Associolions— Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary International | ' Webster Treat, Ch. John VIsosky, Ch. Dori Shorno Duane Davidson June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leavenworth 25—Raymond Muichohey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, lllinolt 30—Robert Howiey 27—Don Shorno Matched Olst. and Club Program- Occupational Informatiien— 23—Charles Woodward -13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duone E. Oovidson 27—Mark S. Andrews Internotlonal Youth Protect Robert Sweet, Ch. Molifor 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm Ralph Toupallk Four-Way Test- May-1967 22—Jim Skinner Wilfond Couillard, Ch. Ken leavenworth, Ch. 25—Corlo Heikklnen 29—Corroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Employer-Employee Relations- 18—Ralph Toupallk October—1966 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Roy C. Patterson, Ch, VOCATIONAL 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 16—Vi^lilam Bobter Rotary Foundation- at 12:00 o'clock noon STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan WOODWARD, Aprll-1967 25—Craig Sebold ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 28—Cranston Wilcox 6^Clyde Williams 18—Howard Teeter Olin Dally Mark S. Andrews 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough (World Understanding) September—1966 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor Youth—Carrol! L. Barnes, Ch. Duone E. Davidson, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Normond Moore March-1967 21—Wllford Couillard 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Rotary Information— ★ Regular Scholarship, Student Public Relotions— Mllford A. McKeith MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonisl F. Wise Warren Williams Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Bob 30-Olln Dolly Rural-Urbon—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin -- Troaturer ★ DIRECTORS Lester Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodh^m Ass'l S«y.-Troo». 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Wilcox 21 —Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawley February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Birlnger EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you with to chonge dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodiet' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mapfe Lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-5358 Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-2682 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Otin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane — Wayne Forsf, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo B. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake CarloL Helkkinen, 91 279-9471 278-2818 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..,278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6250 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma._ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .. Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 Luse, R. R. 4—Roth 278-8318 278-6316 278-2261 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshoil St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Soro Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 5. Clay St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyie Ave.—Wllma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.. B, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6322 278-5641 Kenneth Putnpm, lie, Chicago St-—AAabel— J78-2790 278-6161 C. Alfred RIee, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn.. Donald V. Shorno, 156 B. Chicago St.—Louise.. ' 27S-5842 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. ChTcogo St.-Mary Ann 1278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 2^-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwofer—Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6393 278-6730 s&m, AuNi R FRSDERICK H. WEEKS Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugheriy—Gretchen Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5535 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 369-9092 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Ktbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. ROTARY CLUB Phont No. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-NeI)ie Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnIght, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Folrchiid Dr.—Bernice Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefta Rlchord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Muichohey, 175 E. Peart St.-Lllo Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Ffod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth... -1 Address and Rotory Ann 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rheo.. 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margoret ...767-7508 Ernest W. NAME Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rite QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, TNC COLDWATER, illCHlGAN 49036 �% "He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 22, 1966 Next 1/eelc - Carroll Barnes says he has a "good program promised." This V/eek - A most interesting discussion of the backgro^d of the changing philosophy of the Roman Catholic Church by Father Parkhurst of the St. Charles Parish. Bob Nagle was Program Chairman. President Fred recognized the good wotk of our Safety Committee on the U.S. 27 sign. (Bob Sv/eet*s work cost him a $1.00 - he failed to duck the photographer) Visiting Rotarians; Jerry Hollister, George Brusak, and Clarence Snyder of Bronson; John Uilliams and John Holcomb of Quincy; and Charles Pilllad of Angola, Indiana. Student Guest V/illiam Bopp Jr. responded with a v;ell rendered recitdtion written by Tom Scott. Absentees, plus early leavers, resulted in 70^ of the membership in full attendance. Biography - Robert liartin han. Born April 10, 1912 In Kew York City. Received an A.B. degree from Elon College, North Carolina in 1935- Graduated from the Theological Seminary of Alexandria, Virginia with a B.D. Degree in 1938, Married Edna Lee Henley of Durham, North Carolina in 1938. They have two children, Lt. Robert M. Man of the U.S. Navy, and Mary Ann Kan, a Senior at Central Michigan University, Father Han has served churches in Rockingham, North Carolina; Covington, Louisiana; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Clearv;ater, Florida; and Bessemer, Alabama before coming to St. Mark's Church in Coldwater. From 1942 until I945 he served as a Chaplain (Captain) in the U.S. Army in the European Theatre. * This month's quote: Walter Blucher, Director of Southeastern Michigan Metropolitan Study Corporation, speaking in Jackson "You have psychological problems -—appear unwilling to face realities and thereby obtain more services at less cost by eliminating duplication of government facilities. The belief that people move to the suburbs and escape taxation is a myth. Suburban areas are no longer low tax areas v;hen faced with the problem of providing high grade services getting new industry is a problem of the area, not of a city alone." Suggestion: i ^ A pun contest between John V/alker and Mel Rice, ("DeGaulle Stone" - V/ow!) Cran Nilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER a ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:1S o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATHE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk'c Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF i COMMtHEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Direcior MICH. Attendonce—Jim Skinner OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 ANDERSON Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ROBERT NA6LE Vice-Prestdent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Treoeurer Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN WAYNE FARST Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Aee't Secy.-Treae. *• Program—Robert Nagle DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Kenneth Putnam, Ch. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist ★ Warren Willioms Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Normond Moore Fritz Von Aken Milford A. McKeith Rotary Information— Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Mark S. Andrews ★ Oiin Dally Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings DOUGLAS ★ CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee Reletioni— ken leavenworth, Ch. INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Torg Skabo Matched Dist. and Club Program- SONG LEADERS STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 13—Chester AHemier Richard Biringer, Ch. Trade Associations- June—1967 20-Mtlford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews 6—Horold Goodholm Howard Teeter, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 30—Robert Hawley December—1966 27—Don Shorno Carlo Heikkinen, Ch, 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foiler 16—William Bobler 23—Charles Woodward (Rotary Foundation) World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. Rolph Toupollk Occupational Information— May-1967 22—Jim Skinner 29—Corroll L. Bornes 20—Ken Putnam Four-Way Test- 16—Ralph Toupollk 25—Carlo Heikkinen 8—Duone E. Davidson Robert Loose Mollior 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee November—1966 1—Fred Neer International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Gilbert April-1967 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert G. YIng'ing VOCATIONAL SERVICE ..peciot — At the coll of the President WOODWARD, Director Roy C. Patterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wlleox October—1966 4—Gust Burandl 11—Gilbert Molltor 18—Howard Teeter Rotary Foundation- Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coullfard 25—Craig Sebold INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeont-ot-Arms- Morch-1967 September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Scholarship, Student Loons, Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ROTARY Rurol-Urbon-B. K. Peorce, Ch. Duone E. Davidson, Ch. 1969; John Klein, Bob Rumsey. DISTRICT 636 Lester F. Wise Public Relations— Nogle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 9—Paul Thonipson(Fair Comm. 16—Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Oiin Dally Crippled Children — John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Robert Hawley Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Pretldenl 7—Horvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Cranston WMcox FRED 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. February-1967 COMMUNITY SERVICE ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwator-Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth._ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorle Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6033 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Oiin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane. - John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.-Chorlotte Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwaler—Faroh Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore... Reo B. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-2818 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilmo-...-.Robert 8. Kerr, o Parsons Ct.—Martha 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. 278-2261 Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth.-- Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R, 3-Carol Gilbert Molilor, 10 Foirchild Dr.—Bernlce Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce Sf.^usan —278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita... _ 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise __ ..278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie _ .278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Brenson-Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlena 369-9092 _ 278-4350 . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Or.-Sara .. 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonno __ 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-5585 278-4243 _ 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wlicox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha .__279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace—— 278-2979 Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMotne _ 278-6693 1278-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-8909 —J78-6322 278-5641 278-6161 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Robert G. Ylngtlng, 21 Scott—Natalie Mel 278-5909 278-8968 ...-278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 8. K. Pearce, 97 E^son Ct.—Lorroine Kenneth Putnam. 11 E...Chlca90 St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry 278-6788 Robert E. Rumsey, 113 Grand St.-Phyllit N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Pafrieio .. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernord Loney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Corlo Heikkinen, 91.E. Chicago St.—Mary-Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Joseph, 383 Phone No. 278-5790 Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-Llllion 278-5512 Clyde Willfoms, 102 Carlyie Ave.—VVllmo Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Cello 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-8238 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 2^-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. -J78-6730 \ i The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I 1 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRUTi PRODUCTS, COLDWATER. MICHIGAN IHC, 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Koyemter 15, 1966 The pleasant looking chap on our left as we walked into Stukey's Inn on Tuesday looked vaguely familiar. As a matter of fact, v;e marveled at his close resemblance to our District Governor but v;e knew it couldn't be Stuart Bearup because he paid his official visit to the Club several weeks ago. It turned out it vra.s Governor Stuart, v;ho had accepted an invitation from Program Chairman Roy Patterson and President Fred to address the .Club in observance of Rotary Foundation V/eek. For those v/ho missed it, the talk again emphasized that this year we have a District Governor who really knows how to communicate. With the Call of the Worth at its peak, attendance at this week's session v^asn't one of the Club's better efforts of the year. As a matter of fact, there were 28 absentees, v;ith Srnie estimating our deer hunters at 25. One of the 25 v;as Cran V/ilcox, i^ho normally struggles with this publication. We hope he comes back fully rested and eager to take over from his less-fortunate sub, P.S, The Bronson and Quincy boys must be up north too. Ue had no visitors Tuesday, which must be some sort of a record for the Club. Rext l/eek's Program; Veep Bob Nagle, v;hose duties include riding herd on the various program chairmen, assures us there will be one, but he doesn't know what it will be as yet. Thoughts for This ./eek Puppy love can be the prelude to a dog's life - Anonymous. The smallest actual good is better than the most magnificent promise of impossibilities - Thomas B. llacauley, English poet. We are glad we don't have to do this every week - - Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome af These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Chwrch — Monday, 12:15 o'doek ALBION — Parker Inn — Thorsdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGtS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel - Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF BY COMMUNITY SERVICE I 1966-1967 TOM COLLiNS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director I ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendonce—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classificotion—John Dean, Ch, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ OFFICERS COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE ELECTION — FRED ANDERSON . President Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Treasurer Magazine-Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN - WAYNE FARST Ass't Secy.-Treas. * DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Andersen. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Public Relations— Mllford Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken DOUGLAS Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ★ Robert G. Yingling SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations- Ken leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utoh General Secretary, Rotary International Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Matched Dist. and Club Program- Richard BIringer, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 25—Raymond Mulehahey January—1967 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Komstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Trade Associations- July-1967 13—Chester Allemier Torg Skabo Informatiion— 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Howard Teeter, Ch. Fred H. Weelcs June-1967 27—Mork S. Andrews Robert Sweet, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley 6—Harold Goodholm Robert Loose Occupational GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois 23—Charles Woc^word 1—Fred Noer 8—Duane E. Davidson December—1966 International Youth Pro(ect — Molltor Four-Way Test- 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik CHARLES BACON-Director ^^peciol — At the coll of the Presideitt May-1967 15—Roy C. Potterson (Rotary Foundation) Roy C. Patterson. Ch. VOCATIONAL 25—Carlo Hetkklnen November—1966 WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation- at 12:00 o'clock noon 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 16—Wlliam Eiobler INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seion Bovee 25—Craig Sebaid ★ Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ April-1967 11—Gilbert Molltor 18—Howard Teeter Olin Dally Mark S. Andrews 28—Cranston Wilcox 4—Gust Burandt Youth—Carroll L. Bornes, Ch. Rotary Information— (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore A. McKeith 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—V/llford Couillard 13—Robert Kerr Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. DISTRICT 636 Warren March-1967 30—Olin Dolly Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Program—Robert Nagle Nagie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 9—Paul Thompson(F<iir Comm.) 16—Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Lester F. Wise Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, VIee-Prosidant ERNEST W. LUSE 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE I August-1966 Crippled Children — Cranston WMcox 21—Bernard Loney I Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Ray Mulehahey, Ch. 1966-1967 February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Birlnger EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Corroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Siringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ava.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cneryi Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-6517 279-9266 .278-8909 V/ayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Ray Fax, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8132 278-5318 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velmo 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 276-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mariho 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea... 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R, R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret..767-7508 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Craig Sebaid, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise. _ James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-90W Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshaii St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-CaroL_.. 278-2947 .279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bornlee 278-5819 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Peer! St.—Llla-__ Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Prod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-M78 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .278-4029 278-5512 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wifma 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine.-. George H. Pierce, R. R. 4-^VTrginla - John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6341 .278-6322 278-5641 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth _..._278-616i Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel......_278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian.. Robert 6. Rumsey, 118 GroTid St.-PhVllls Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwofer—laMoIne Charles Woodward, 163 Morshaii St. 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchan.. t •■•r: 1 FREDERICK H. of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 1278-5033 279-9428 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-8238 278-6693 ...278-4424 Robert G. Yingling,,21 Scott—Nalalio.._ Leslie Woodward, l63 Marshall St.—Polly 278-2451 .-.ST2-5^4 278-4159 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 279-9492 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 278-6603 278-4191 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 278-4222 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeen 278-2127 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys ■' t. 278-4350 Foul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro.__ Luse, R. R. 4-Rolh ^8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie...._J278-6316 278-2261 Ernest W. Phone No. 278-8318 WEEKS QUALITY SPRirJG PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 278-5033 .278-6730 �"fl'e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the C/. S. A. November 8, 1$66 This week, Duke was the opportunist who came through with the V/illiams and V/oodward Nestern I'/hing-Ding (anything goes for alliteration in a bulletin). Seriously, in addition to its unique interest and beautiful colored scenes, the program v;as outstanding for its professional continuity, timing, and smoothness. Such programs just don't "happen". They're the result of a great deal of careful planning, A bulletin discussion session is scheduled for December 3 for our District, 'ihat do you think? Comments and questions heard and over heard: What purpose does, or should, a Rotary bulletin serve? How many read it? V/hat's the point of a detailed program write-up when most of the Rotarlans enjoyed it first-hand? The ones absent can read a professional account in the Reporter, Could this be an item of business for the Board of Directors? Guests: Bud Davis of Carmi, Illinois; Phil Hensley and Gordon Van Wieren of Bronson, George Pierce had Charles Moser as his guest, and Pastor Fred Luthy was Ken Putnam's guest. Special student guest was Rod Hensch, A Coldwater High School senior. Rod is a young man who is going to enter the field of Natural Resources and Conservation, partly as a result of his 1963 experience at the Michigan United Conservation Club training camp. Our Club is one of the co-sponsors of this program—providing the funds for one boy each year. Space Fillers Most knocking is done by people v/ho don't know how to ring the bell. For the Rotary Ann's: V/hich is more deplorable—baby chicks dyed pink and blue, or old biddies dyed red and yellow? (Note to Secretary - please either sign this bulletin "Anonymous" or remove the last quip. Deer hunting is bad enough.) "Anonymous" Next Tuesday: Pat Patterson has the program. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUJNCY - Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock AlBION - Parker Inn - Thursday. 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVIllE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED BY - ERNEST W. lUSE Seereipry KLEIN Cranston President Vice-PresidenI Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagie Ass't Seev.-Treos. ★ 1967: Fred Anderson. Nogle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Wllcox Bob Rotary Information— Duone E. Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergeant-al-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ilr Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES •^^pecial — At the call of the President BACON-Oirector Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks General Secretary, Rotary International . GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois | Trade Associations- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International ; STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan Rural-Urban—B. K. Peoree, Ch. ' 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wliford Couillard (World Understanding) September—1966 Warren Williams 28—Cranston Wllcox 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Normand Moore Student Guests—John Viiosky, Ch. April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupolik October—1966 25—Carlo Heikkinen 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler 23—Chorles Woodward 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson WOODWARD, Director 30—Robert Howtey 15—Roy C. Patterson Roy C. Potterton. Ch. et 12:00 o'clock noon March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30—Olin Dally Rotary Foundation- Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 636 ROTARY 9—Poul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Lester F. Wise DOUGLAS 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Public Relations- 1968: Chariei Boeon, Tom Collins. DISTRICT Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Howiey Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Treosorer FARST DIRECTORS — ROTARY PROGRAMS Club Bulletin—Ray Mulehohey, Ch. ELECTION — 1966-1967 ANDERSON WAYNE 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ROBERT NAGLE JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Direetor MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingfing June-1967 6—8. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. 20-Mtlford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews December-1966 6—Horold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler Rolph Toupalik International Youth Proiect — Robert Sweet, Ch. July-1967 4.^H. Vincent Kornstlen' 11—Russell F. Moore 20—Ken Putnom 18—E. Ken leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrod Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin 31—Richord Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore (Rotory Magazine Week) LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with attother member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppolnt a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairmon—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll I. Barnes, 2^ Hull St.—Morgoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Borandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene Fred Culy, SI W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane._ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5358 278-6821 John Klein, Box 148—Potricio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6033 278-6006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 273-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6951 278-6850 Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirehild Dr.—Bernlce 278-5819 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaref-..767-7508 Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3-CaroI Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—AnnettaRichard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Ccrnwell Ct.—Gladys 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-6318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, lo6 Church St.—Marlon. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Saro 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 _.278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-LaMoIne.. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawloy, R. R. 2, Morrison loke Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen.-278-4115 George H. Pierce, R. R." 4—Virginia 278-6322 Kenneth Putnam, 111. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn ,-__-278-2790 278-2451 278-6161 Robert G.-Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-LIIHon Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phylitt 572-5594 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Faroh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8132 278-5318 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 279-9501 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine John S. Piorson, 340 Marsholl St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N.-Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6341 278-5641 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—V^lma 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Ceila Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBER 278-6730 Rotary REFLECTOR 1 PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6693 278-4424 __..278-M33 279-9428 3^-6393 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 369-90W 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 _ 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann_____.2^-5585 Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LIlo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson ^8-5842 H. WEEKS SPRlriG PRODUCTS coldivater. r �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. Novem"ber 1, 1966 Next week Chuck Woodward and Clyde Williams (Mighty Mountain Men) will tell us ahout their recent hunting trip to British Ct^umhia. This Tuesday, Fred Hough and Tom Collins covered the three special hond Issues you will find on the hallot on November 8th: The addition to the Community Health Center The Library combination plan The northeast side storm sewer for Coldwater City All three are timely topics, but no need to discuss the points here. If anyone votes without knowing the issues It v/ould seem to be his own fault. Guests: Jim Amidon, Glen Barnett and Presken Gunthorpe from Bronson; Elmer Dobson from Quincy; Merle Morrison from Detroit; and Elv/yn Bodley from Bay City, The Board of Directors will sonn give us the benefit of "Open Classifications" In our Club so we can be on the lookout for suitable new members. Always be tolerant of a person who disagrees with you. all, he has a right to his ridiculous opinion. After Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregotionoi Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulehohey, Ch. BY ELECTION — 7966-1967 Cranston Wllcox FRED ANDERSON Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. PertldeM ROBERT NAOLE Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, V>»-Pre«icl«nt ERNEST W. lUSE S.cretary JOHN Treoiurer KLEIN WAYNE FARST Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin A»*'t Seev.-Treos. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nosle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Boord of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month et 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fritz Van Aken Etnployer*EnipIoyee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert Olin Dally INTERNATIONAL Four-Woy Test- President Rotary International INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Occupational Informatiion— Fred H. Weeks Robert G. Yingfing 23—Charles Woc^ward 1—Fred Neer 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupolik Webster Treat, Ch. John Vlsosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Joly-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 4—H. Vincent Kornstieh 13—Chester Ailemier 20—Ken Pofnom 27—Don Shorno 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulehohey 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Trade Associations— STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Mlchigon 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. GEORGE R. MEANS—Evonston, Illinois 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. Torg Skabo General Secretary, Rotary International 18—Ralph Toupallk November—1966 WOODWARD, Director Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 25—Cralg Sebald ★ International Youth Protect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molitor April~1967 October—1966 Rotary Foundation- CHARLES BACON-Director ^^peclal — At the call of the President 28—Cranston Wilcox 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Bgrnes, Ch. Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ★ Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Bobier, Ch. Normond Moore DOUGLAS (World Understanding) September—1966 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Vlsosky, Ch. Sergeant-at-Arms— 21—Wilford Couilmrd 6—Clyde Williams Program—Robert Nagle Normand Moore ROTARY Warren Williams Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ DISTRICT 636 RuroUUrban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Mark S. Andrews 14—Frederick Hough 30—Olin Dolly Lester F. Wise March-1967 7—Lester Wise 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Scholarship, Student loans. Rotary Information— MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organlst 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm.) 16—Ray Pitts Crippled Children — Membership—George K. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Milford A. McKeith 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Robert Hawley Public Relations— 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richord D. Moore, Ch. Awards—William February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoiis. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Choirman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE. 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Phone No. 273-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 276-5366 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia -H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. Ernest W. 278-8840 279-9551 276-6501 278-6951 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7503 Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bornice 278-5819 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogena 278-6054 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jone — Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Faroh 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris _-278-5318 278-6517 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virgirila Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 279-9266 278-8909 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora '-27B>5641 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.—Ruth Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 279-9471 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elaine Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 278-5078 Kenneth Putnam, 11 c. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1^3 Klbby Fed., Jockr.dn—Lillian Address and Rotary Ann Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-4243 279-5094 1278-4159 278-4029 1278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ^^278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalle^ Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen • 1 i4 A.' V The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ERSDSRICK H. ffSCKS QUALi;v COLDWAIEa, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-8238 _ 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER » » T ROTARY CLUB 278-5585 Clyde Willloms, 102 Carlyie Ave.—Wilmo Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. ST2-5594 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Fritz VanAken, 65 B. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6341 278-6322 278-5006 278-6316 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cella ____278-2790 278-2451 Phone No. James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. Robert Sweet, R. R. ], Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ____278-2979 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-4191 NAME Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. —.278-5842 inc. 49J36 278-6730 �^Re Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 25, 1966 On Tuesday, Craig Sebald as Program Chairman, introduced Robert V/elke of the State Highway Department, He showed a film on highway construction. He stressed the present high cost of highway construction and believes that if Michigan is going to continue in the construction of roads that a new or an increase of revenue must be found. Increased revenues have not kept pace with the rising costs of building. Perhaps if some of the clover leaves did not use I60 acres of ground it might be less expensive. Several years ago we had a speaker tell us the advantages of the nev/ expressways and how much it v/ould benefit Coldwater, Your editor has his doubts about this—if any member wants to see v;hat an expressvjay does, drive down old U.S. I6 from Lansing to Detroit and see the towns that have died by being by-passed. Time will tell about Coldwater. Recently Paul Thompson had a letter from Boyd V/iggins in Nsuka, Nigeria, where he is stationed at the University of Nigeria. He stressed the extremely high cost of living due to the importation of staples. He also outlined the type schools which may teach by rote but not how to think. He apparently likes the friendly people whose morals are high and are ambitious. The government of Nigeria is pretty much of a mess and does little to add to the stability of the countyy, Ve called Fred Neer about next week's program and he told us that Keath Pearce is presenting a fellow Rotarian, Fred Hough, Administrator of the Community Health Center, who will outline the need for the addition, renovation and remodeling of the local hospital. voted on at the November 8 election, This matter is to be V/ayne Farst was born in Adrian on December 8, 19^0. His dad and mother are Don and Dorothy Farst. He started grade school in Adrian, but finished in Coldwater, He graduated from the Coldwater High School in 1959 and has been employed at the Cadillac Company since that time. He does drafting and engineering work. He and Sarah Allemier were married in Coldwater on October 6, 1962. They have one child, Anthony l/ayne, born on March 15, 19^6, His grandfather is Rotarian Chet Allemier. V/ayne attends the Methodist Church, enjoys hunting and golf, likes steak and cream puffs. Has no food dislikes. Attendance for our club for September was 90,40^. Third in the District for clubs of our size. The District average was 84,75^. Coldvirater usually has several exchange students—last year three. However none of them attended any of our meetings. Ionia, a club of similar size, has all exchange students attend a meeting of the club. Certainly they would receive a good cross section view by this method, VJhy not try it? The vagabond, when rich, is called a tourist. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Claisificatlon—John Dean, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. 1966-1967 Vic.-Pr«tidenl ERNEST W. lUSE Swalary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm JOHN Treoiwrar Magozina—Reo E. Goodwin KLEIN WAYNE FARST Membership-George H. Pierce, Ch. Aw'f Saey.-Traa*. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagia ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Frad Andaeron. Nogia, Doug Woodward, Frad Culy. Bob Warren Student Guests—John Vlsosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Mork S. Andrews Sergeant-ot-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore Boord of Directors Meetings Ragulor — Ist Thursday of each month DOUGLAS ★ CHARLES ^^fMclal — At the call of the President BACON-Dlrector Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informotiion— RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International l^Roy C. Patterson STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan (Rotary Foundotion) Duane Davidson JuIy-1967 6—Horald Goodholm 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 13—Chester Allemier 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchohey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert 8. Kerr Don Shorno 13—John Kennedy 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno SONG LEADERS John Vlsosky, Ch. June-1967 6—B. K. Peorce 20—Mllford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Robert Loose Webster Treat, Ch, 23—Charles Wo^ward 30—Robert Hawley 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichard BIringer, Ch. Trade Associotlani- 2—John Deen 9—Albert Feller 16—Wlliom Bobler November—1966 International Youth Proieet Robert Sweet, Ch. Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois May-1967 25—Craig Sebald Director World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupalik Four-Woy Test- 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikklnen 18—Howard Teeter Robert G. Yingling Molilor 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molltor Rotary Foundation- VOCATIONAL SERVICE April-1967 October-1966 Roy C. Patterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon Governor, 636 DIst., Rotory International WOODWARD. 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couiliard 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. March-1967 (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Normand Moore Rotary Information— ★ Williams Scholarship, Student loons. Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Mllford A. McXeith MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonltt ROTARY Rural-Urban-B. K. Peorce, Ch. Public Relations— 1968: Charlaa Bacon, Tom Coliini. 1969: John K1a!n, Bob Rumaay. DISTRICT 636 Lester P. Wise Bernard lanoy, Frederick A. Hough, ROBERT NAOLE 9—Paul Thompson{Fair Comm 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dally Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Pretident 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Troof Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox ANDERSON 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawtey Clyde Williams, Axner Olson FRED February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richord Birlnger STAG DAY—Norntond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above it our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 4, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kolhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther.. Richard BIringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-4486 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Ciorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane .. 278-6054 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd... — James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Theimo 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5318 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Woyne Forst, R. 1, Coldwoter—Faroh Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Carlo Heikklnen, 91 278-8132 278-8909 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Volmo Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet. 278-6250 279-9W1 Horry Joseph, 363 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Pofrieia H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernord Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. luso, H. R. 4-Ruth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol— 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Gilbert Molltor, 10 Foirchiid Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-lila 278-4191 276-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo-Brnestlne - Phone No. 278-8318 m.SfU7 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 369-90W 278-4350 1278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke-Suzanna 278-5554 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 1278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly 2^-9428 27S-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolle Kenneth Putnam, 11 £. Chicago St.—Mobel-——J278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd.,. Joekson-Tilllan 278-2451 ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand 5t.-Phyll1s 276-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen fn-, i I ■ t ■ ■ . j. ... 1.4:' ' 4.? .'w ■ ■■ •' - fc • r i • -.9 ■ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I f PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilmo Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St 279-9360 —278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 276-5641 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn :■ - 278-6316 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia — John S. Plerson, 340 Morsliall St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth NAME Address and Rotary Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. FREDERICK H. ffEEKS QUALIIY SPRUia PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, IdlGHXGAN 49036 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 2^-5033 278-6393 278-6730 �"Ue Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 18, 1966 The Club v/ill take an audio-visual trip along the n^w I-69 route in Branch County at next Tuesday's meeting, Craig sibald, who has the program, informs us Robert Uelke, of the State Rilhway Department, vjill be the speaker and will show pictures of work being done on the Branch County portion of the new freeway. Last Tuesday it was "Moonlight and Roses" and fond memories as Howard Teeter, with an able assist from Red McKnight, provided an interesting review of the earlier years of Coldwater Rotary, Doing the reminiscent bit v;ere five Club presidents of more than 20 years ago, to wit, Clarence (Irish) Ramsay, Bob Sharer, John Hardy, Bill Frankhauser, and Red himself. Two others. Herb Hurrell and Roy Putnam v;ere invited but were unable to be present. Ramsay, who is still a Rotarian and has belonged to a total of four clubs, recalled that Paul Harris, Rotary founder, was once brought to Coldv;ater to address an inter-state meeting, suffered a heart attack v/hile here, and spent some time in old Uade Memorial Hospital. You learn something every day if you keep your ears open. Last Tuesday marked the Club's'return to Stukey Inn as its weekly meeting place. We didn't make it for lunch, which was served smorgasbord style, but the fellas we talked to appeared to be well satisfied with everything but the more noticeable lack of elbow room. Ernie informs us there were 12 absentees Tuesday, and only two early leavers. Homer Heitz, of Englewood, Fla., and Hels V/eber and Jerry Hollister of the Centennial City to our west, were guests. In closing, we would like to point out that while we didn't make it .for lunch Tuesday, we did make it in time for the full program. Under Rotary rules, we figure that 50 minutes should be enough to give us credit for one meeting—perhaps even two! Seton C. Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs .MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Churth — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Cengregotionol Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cote — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Porlsh House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY ELECTION OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COlllNS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner — 1966-1967 Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston FREO ANDERSON ProtidenI ROBERT NAGIE Vie«-Prefident ERNEST W. lUSE Seerotorv JOHN KLEIN Treofurer WAYNE FARST Ait't Socy.-Tr.as, •k DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-OrganisI ★ Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Milford A. McKelth Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Ken leovenworth, Ch. Gilbert President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rolory International STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan Don Shorno The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. Robert G. YInglIng June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — 20—Mtlford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews Wilford Couillord, Ch. December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Aliemior Ralph Toupolik July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leovenworth 20—Ken Putnom 27—Don Shorno 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. Webster Treol, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson [Rotary Foundation) SONG LEADERS Tarde Associoilons— 9—Albert Faller 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Director Robert B. Kerr Fred H. Weelcs 2—John Dean November—1966 Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichard Birlnger, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. May-1967 16—Vi^lllam Bobter Robert Loose Torg Skabo Occupational Informotlion— 25—Carlo Heikkinen 25—Croig Sebald Robert Sweet, Ch. Howard Teeter, Ch. RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah 18—Ralph Toupallk 4—Gust Burandt International Youth Project Molitor Foor-Woy Test- 4—Jim Endlcott 11—Seton Bovee 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Employer-Employee Relations- April-1967 October—1966 Rotary Foundation— CHARLES BACON-Director INTERNATIONAL Fritz Von Aken Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ ROTARY 13—Robert Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch, ★ 28—Cranston Wllcox 20—Robert Loose 27-Disf. Gov. Visit Bebier, Ch. Normand Moore ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE (World Understanding) September—1966 Scholarship, Student Loans, WOODWARD. 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Ceulllard 6—Clyde Williams Mark S. Andrews at 12:00 o'clock neon 636 Warren Williams DOUGLAS March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Oi;n Doily Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Normand Moore DISTRICT 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Lester F. Wise Public Relations— 2B—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Awards—William 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Wileox Boqrd of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ^^pecial — At the call of the President February—1967 COMMIHEES — CLUB SERVICE (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer Duane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert YInglIng If you wish to change dates with another member. odvite the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Lodles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St..—Wilma 278-5790 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Chaster L. Alleniier. R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha .__278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ci.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Richard Birlnger, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Horvey 6. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-2682 278-5386 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mopie Lane—Jane-- 273-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 James Endicott, 72 Cfieryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah 278-8132 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Carlo Heikkinen, 91 278-5909 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6250 279-9501 278-6788 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken leavenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Etnily Robert Loose—R. 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret--.767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold MeKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Torg Skobo, 155 tjarrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—GeHrudo- Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 369-90^ 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchlld Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 278-5819 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LcMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cejia 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Soson 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 2(33 W. Chicago—Ernestine— Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroino 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Plerson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-5641 ,_278-6161 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeon 278-2127 Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott-Notalie— 278-5585 278-4243 278-4159 278-5033 1279-9428 278-5033 __278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel.~.-.I—-278-2790 C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union Cify-Ev^yn._^_.-1 278-2451 .-.-ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Mel Rice, 1$^3 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian .'j "ij'.Hi;.* j'.Sf? OUCO •% A The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I FREDSRtCK He PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15^ P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 1273-6316 _ 278-4350 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 .. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome _ WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, UICHLGAN 49036 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 11, 1966 MOTICE - ATTSHTIOH !!! Beginning with our next meeting on October 18, 1966, we will assemble at Stukey Inn - same time 12:15 P.M. About three out of five of the Rotarians "present and voting" favored this change in meeting place. Next Tuesday, Howard Teeter and Red McKnight plan to present a program on "Reminiscing". This week's program chairman, Gil Moiitor, had Fred Culy substitute and introduce Jim Eccles of I.B.M.'s Kalamazoo office. Computers, inventory controls, needs for personnel and training comprised an informative session. Our Mighty Mountain Men, Clyde and Chuck, were back with stories of British Columbia and excellent trophies. Who'll be the lucky one to first line them up for a program? The 1967 Rotary Show, formally "voted in" last week will be co-chaired by Duke and Keith. John Visosky will again direct, with the Indispensable accompaniment of Grace» A letter of appreciation from the Gonzalez family for funding the Cuban boy's trip to Spain—the only i^ay to free him from Castro's hold. He's not out yet, but the wheels afe turning and the outlook good. Visiting Rotarians were Dr. George Jeffery, Jack Schafer, Nelson Weber and Don Hunsicker of Bronson; Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio; and Homer Heitz of Englewood, Fla.- Twenty Rotarians were absent—six left early. "A clear conscience is often only the result of a poor memory." Cran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVIllE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Oirector COLDWATER, MICH. Attendanee—Jim Skinner ClaMification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Ofson OFFICERS BY ELECTION - Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON Cranston PrMldan! Wileox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. NA6LE Vice-Pretident Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN Treasurer Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin ROBERT KLEIN WAYNE FARST Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Ass't Seey.-Trea*. DIRECTORS - 1967; Fred Anderson, Bob Public Relations— Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy, Milford A. McKeith Rotary Information— 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director ,^^peeial — At the call of the President Employer-Employee Relotions— ken Leavenwerth, Ch. ★ Gilbert ROTARY INTERNATIONAL General Secretary, Rotary international GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Community Safety — Molitor Robert Hawley 9—Paul Thomp8on(Foir Comm.) Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Rural-Urban-B. K. Peorce, Ch, Warren Williams Scholarship, Student Loons, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Olin Dally ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 25—Carlo Heikkinen 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor May-1967 18—Howard Teeter 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundotlon) June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 22—Jim Skinner 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — 27—Mark S. Andrews Wilford Couillard, Ch. December-1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Ralph Toupallk International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrod Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr LEADERS Duone Davidson 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 November—1966 Robert G. YIngfing Don Shorno 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 25—Craig Sebald Richard Biirnger, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP-CharioHe, Miehigon April-1967 27—Dist. Gov. Visit DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director SONG (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wileox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—wilford Couillard September—1966 Normand Moore Webster Treat, Ch. March-1967 6—Clyde Williams Occupational Informatilon— Trode Associations- 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 16——Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olln Dally Crippled Children — Matched Dist. and Club Program- Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks February-1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 2-Webb Treat Richard D. Moore, Ch. Four-Way TestHoward Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Loke City, Utoh 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Roy C. Potterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon 636 SERVICE Rotary Foundation- Regular — 1st Thursday of each month DISTRICT COMMUNITY ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148-Patricia-_.. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret IHarvey G. Bent, 5! N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 27B-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlghf, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Berniee 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8318 278-5342 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beofrice 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Ralph Toupallk. R. R. 5 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna. _ 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 279-9471 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Albert Pallor, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Refha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 278-6161 Robert G.- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie- James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Faroh Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8968 278-8132 278-5318 _-27B-6517 279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago Sf:—Maty Helen .^'278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Spraguo Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine John S. Plerson, 340'Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, lit. Chicago Sti—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5512 278-5641 __278-2790 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby'Rd., Jaekion-LIIIIan 278-2451 ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchsn y pv Cu- i t. I- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR i FRSDSRICK H. WESXS PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome - 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-4191 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara-_ Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eloine Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise QUALir^ products, itic. COLDWATER. !JlCiiiaAU 49036 278-4029 _"278-2612 1278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 276-6730 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 4, 1966 According to the District Governor's letter, Coldwater had an attendance for August of 89.07s?, This is fourth In clubs of comparable size. The district average was 84.28^, In the October Rotarian, v;e noted that two Michigan men are studying abroad under a Rotary Foundation grant and one young man from Australia is studying at the University of Michigan. One of the men from Michigan is In Australia, so it is a fair trade. Plymouth, Ishpeming, and Richmond, Michigan are all mentioned in the October Rotarian. A "big black seegar" to the first member who tells your editor v;hy they are mentioned. A new department has been added to the Rotarian Magazine entitled "Inside Rotary," Read about it on page 53 of the October Rotarian. New members especially should read this, John Michael Visosky was born on April 6, 1928 in Gintner, Penna. Gintner is about 20 miles west of College Station and 18 miles north of Altoona. V/e had to hunt to find it. He graduated from the Madera Penna, High School in 1945. He took his HA degree from the University of Michigan in 1952. and his MA in Music in 1957» He served in the U.S. Navy Reserve from 1945 to 1948 mostly in Florida and Louisiana. He taught music and band at Heading, Michigan for 11 years before coming to Coldwater. He married Sally Kesselring (a teacher) from Jonesville in Hillsdale on September 23> I96I. She graduated from Michigan State in 1959. They have three children, Michell, 4 years; Mark, 2 years; and Jon Andrew, 3 months. He was a member of Phi-Mu-Alpha the Honorary Music Fraternity at the University of Michigan, His hobbies are reading, music and outdoor work. He plays golf (sometimes breaks 50)* He has no food dislikes, he likes a lot of everything. - -- This week Gus Burandt presented a film dealing with "Zip" codes in the U.S. Post Office service. Very soon now all mail will be handled by Zip Code and you had better get your code numbers for the towns to which you send mail. Absent were Bacon, Collins, Henry, Joseph, Kornstein, Holitor, Norm Moore, Mulchahey, Neer, Olson, Patterson, Mel Rice, Putnam, Shorno, Swart, Sweet, Thompson, Toupalik, V/. Van Aken, Wilbur, C. VJilliams, U. V/illiams, C, V/oodward, D. V/oodvjard, and Les Woodward. Visiting Rotarians were Charles Pixley and Bert Uard of Bronson. There were four early leavers. Next week Gil Molitor has the program and we will let him tell you what it is all about. Recently Ernie Luse told us about the age of our members. Here is one for him, "Young men have a passion of regarding their elders as senile." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BAnLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 ANDERSON Community Sofety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Muichahey, Ch. ★ FRED COMMIHEES — CLUB SERVICE 9—Paul Thompson{Falr Comm. 16 Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise NAGLE Vice-Presldent ERNEST W. LOSE Secretary Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Treasurer Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN WAYNE FARST - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nasle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Bob ■k INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt lake City, Utah Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Torg Skobo Matched Dist. and Club Program— Fred Robert B. Kerr SONG Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 6—8. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20-MiIford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leovenworth 25—Raymond Muichahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. June-1967 27—Don Shorno Richard Blringer, Ch. H. Weeks 30—Robert Hawley 6—Harold Goodholm Howard Teeter, Ch. Carlo Helkklnen, Ch. Genearl Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois 23—Charles Woc^ward 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam Robert Sweet, Ch. Informatiion— 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foller 16-Wllllam Bobier December—1966 Ralph Toupalik Robert Loose Occupational May-1967 29—Carroll L. Barnes International Youth Project — Four-Way Test- 25—Carlo Heikklnen 22—Jim Skinner Wllferd Coulllord, Ch. Gilbert Molitor INTERNATIONAL 18—Rolph Toupalik 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) World Community Service — Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leovenwerth, Ch. 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee November—1966 Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. YIngling CHARLES BACON-Olreetor '.^^rtpeelal — At the call of the President April-1967 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE (World Understanding) October—1966 Rotary Foundation— at 12:00 o'clock noon ROTARY 28—Cranston Wilcox 6^lyde Williams 25—Crolg Sebald ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. September—1966 4—Gust Burondt Olin Dally Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 636 Fritz Von Aken Youth-Carrol! L. Barnes, Ch. Sergeant-at-Arms— 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wllford Coull^rd 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Vlsosky, Ch. Mark S. Andrews March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Olin Dolly 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Bebier, Ch. Normand Moore Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ DISTRICT Awards—William Public Relations— Milford A. McKeith MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organist Williams Scholarship, Student loans. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle Asi't Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS Worren 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treol Pr«>iclenl ROBERT 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August-1966 Robert Howtey Cranston Wilcox Februory—1967 SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Blringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert YIngling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Progrom Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 Richard Blringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L, Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C, Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Or.—Barbara 278-6033 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Wllford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone .- 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehelt Sl.-ChorloHe 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwoter-Foroh 278-8132 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrlson.igke 278^8909 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet...279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand Sf.—Dorothy_—-278-6501 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie _ 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Ernest W.^ Luse, 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson-Ollve Conrad Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arleno Howard M, Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Sara . 279-9551 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson-Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Maraorot..7d7-7508 R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. 278-2947 R. 3-Carol Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann._ 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce Sf.-Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand Sf—Retha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilma Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello 278-6322 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 278-6161 Robert G. YIngling. 21 Scott-Natolie B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine-^.- _.__-278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruih,, Kenneth Putnam, 11 B. Chicago St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Garnd St.—Phyllis i.x. . 278-5641 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5S94 278-5006 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronston Wlkox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly fpc : r-, f > The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 1 fredsrick h. weeks QUALITY SPRiiia PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 1278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 "Z'278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 , 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. '.'U;: t 278-5842 .369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 .278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlee Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.-Mora Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2. Morrison Loke-Rlfa 49036 .JI78-6730 �"He Profits Most Who'Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 27, 1966 District Governor Stuart Bearup of Charlotte spoke to the club at noon and then 22 members attended a club assembly at Stukey Inn at 6:30 P.U. At noon he stressed the 10 points outlined by Rotary International President Evans and since Rotary is V/orld VJide, clubs should have an awareness of what Rotary is doing beyond Coldwater's city limits. He stressed that service to others is one of the reasons Rotary is growing. There are ^1-9 clubs with 2800 members in District Ho. 636 and the District undertakes only tasks that individual clubs cannot do. These include district conferences and district assemblies. He stressed the need for clubs to emphasize the follovjing: 1. 2. Fellowship at meetings Hold to the integrity of classifications. 3. Provide a chance for participation by the members. 4. Provide good programs. At the assembly each committee chairman outlined the program for his committee for the coming year. The District Governor made no particular recommendations other than some minor ones, and expressed the opinion that the club as a whole was doing v/ell. The club extends its sympathy to John Halker and his Rotary Ann, Gretchen, over their recent loss. The club is losing Heb Treat by resignation. At a Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday, it was decided to submit the following proposition to the club membership: There is a Cuban family living in Havana who are relatives of the Gonzales family in Coldwater. There are four members, the father a surveyor, the mother a school teacher, a son 14 years old and a younger daughter 9 years old. The family wish to come to the United States. Castro will not let the 14 year old boy leave Cuba for the United States but will let him go to Spain. The club is asked to pay the plane fare of about $500.00 from Hava,"na; tol-Iadrid for the boy (Castro gets half the plane fare). The boy can stay in Spain for three months and then can come to the United States. In the meantime, it is hoped that the other members of the family can come to Coldwater. 'Give'this a good hard "think". There is no other v;ay this boy can get out of Cuba since next year he would be drafted into the Army for 12 years. Programs for October: October 4 - Gus Burandt October 11 - Gilbert Molitor October 18 - Howard Teeter October 25 - Craig Sebald Absent on Tuesday were Allemier, Burandt, Klein, Kornstein, H, Moore, Beer, Skinner, C. Ullliams, Uilcox, V/ise, C. V/oodward, D. V/oodward and Pierson. Visiting Rotarians included G, U. Jeffrey and Helson V/eber of Bronson; Dale Ulrey of Goshen, Indiana; John Holcomb of Quincy, and John Sundquist of Monmouth, 111. Torg Skabo had as his guest Clarence Johnson of Coldwater. Anyone going to Eurupe? the September ROTARIAN. If you are read about "Card Blanche" on page 40 of A tycoon leaves his air conditioned home, goes to his air conditioned office in an air conditioned car and then goes in his air conditioned car to have a Turkish bath. It just don't make sense. Ray ilulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congre0ational Church — Wedneidoy, 12:15 o'clock ^ AIBION — Parker Inn — Thurcdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cofe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock JONESVIllE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Porish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-DIrector ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Sofety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. 1966-1967 BY ELECTION ANDERSON ROBERT NAGIE . - Bernard Loney, Frederick A. Hough, VIce-Preiident ERNEST W. tUSE JOHN Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Pfe*idenl Jim Endicott, E. Horold Goodholm S.eretary KLEIN Treojorer WAYNE FARST Ast't S.ev.-Treat. Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Andonon. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fr.d Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organist Rotary Information— Ken Leovenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skobo Occupational Informotlion— WOODWARD, Director 2—John Dean 9—Albert Fallor 16—V/llllam Bobier 23—Charles Woc^ward 30—Robert Howley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20-Mllford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 6—Harotd'GoodhoTm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Pufnom Robert Loose 27—Don Shorno 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leovenworth 25—Raymond Mulchohey January-1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken LEADERS SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Mogazine Week) EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore 31—Richard Biringer Duane Davidson Don Shorno The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. May-1967 November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Internalienal Youth Proieet — Robert Sweet, Ch. SONG 25—Carlo Heikkinen 29—Corroll L. Barnes Robert S. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. October-1966 22—Jim Skinner Richard Biringer, Ch. Trade Associations- 4—Jim Endicott II—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupolik 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Motched Dist. and Club Program- Corlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Ralph Joupalik. Relations—.. Aprii-1967 18—Howord Teeter World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee 28—Cronsfon Wilcox 25—Croig Sebald ★ Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 4—Oust Burondt Olin Dally DOUGLAS 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 11—Gilbert Molitor Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Morch-1967 21-Wilford Coulirord 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon General Secretary, Rotary International Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Rotary Foundotion— Regular — 1st Thursday of each month RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Worren Willioms Duone E. Davidson, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings President Rotary International Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Normand Moore INTERNATIONAL F. Wise Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith Sergeont-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 16—Rciy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Olin Dolly Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. ★ ^^pecial — At the call of the^resident 9—Paul ThompsonfFair Comm. Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Public Relations— 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Lester 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21 —Bernard Loney August—1966 Robert Howley Cranston Wilcox FRED I February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling If you wish to change dates with another member advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having specie! programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwafor—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 —278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlylo Avo.—Jean 278-2682 273-8086 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-8006 - 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin DaUy, 61 Maple Lone—Jane.- 278-2818 Ouane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.. 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwofer—Farah 278-5475 278-8132 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. "Goodwin, "73 S. Jefferson-Roth 278-6517 ill.279-9266 Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Tholma 278-8968 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Robert Howley, R- R. 2, Morrison loke 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Heten--27B-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwafor-Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Jonef Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 John Klein, Box 148-Patrleia.. 279-9551 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha .. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. Ernest W. 278-8840 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—.767-7508 Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol— Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirchild Dr.—Bernlce Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—AnneHo Richord D. Moore, 42 Coriyle Ave.—Elolne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Ch-cle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine - George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Morar Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2261 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Uniori City—Evcvyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lltllan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Ji278-5641 „_..278-6161 278-2790 —278-2451 ST2-5594 —278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann i 1 PUBLISHED BY of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome _^8-5842 278-6316 James R, Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive __ Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene.- Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon._ 369-9092 _ Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Sara 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna- _ 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St _ Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-6693 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter-Ruth Leslie Woodward^ 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-LaMoine Lester p. Wise, R. R, 2—Cello 278-5033 : 279-9428 278-5033 276-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. 1966 PE/ FR2DSRICX H. WXSKS duality SPRINU PRilMITS, IHC. COLDSi'ATSR. alUHlQAIl ROTARY CLUB 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., H. R. 2-Neltle The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita 49036 .278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 20, 1966 Next week District Governor Stuart Bearup will "be with the club and speak at noon. At 6:30 P.M. there will be a club assembly at Stukey Inn and all club officers and committee chairmen should be there. There will be a general review of where our club is at present and a discussion of abme of .the goals to be considered for the coining year. If you were absent on Tuesday and plan to be there for dinner, give President Fred a ring. On Tuesday the following members were absent: Allemier, Bacon, Barnes, Burandt, Dean, Goodholm, Heikkinen, Hough, Kennedy, Kerr, Leavenworth, McKeith, N. Moore, R. Moore, Pitts, Shorno, Skabo, Teeter, Treat, Weeks, G. V/illiams, C. Woodward, Tingling and Walker. There were five early leavers; all apologized to the speaker for leaving early. This is a courtesy due a speaker and much appreciated. Visiting Rotarians included Morris Wood of Bronson, Donald Putt and Marlin Young of Angola and Art Chipman of Greenville. George Pierce had as his guest Stan Borden, Past President of the Coldwater Lions Club, and Ray Mulchahey had as his guest Cliff Bowers, Secretary of the Cold\/ater Lions Club. On Tuesday, Bob Loose was responsible for the program, but the speaker Richard Wurster of Jackson was introduced by Ray Mulchahey. Mr. VJurster, an employee of Jackson Prison, is a member of the Jackson Lions Club and told of production of Braille for the use of the blind through cooperation of inmates at the prison. He showed slides (beautiful ones) and a synchronized tape related to the details of the making of Braille text books, story books and other items. This program certainly shows "Service above Self" and members after the meeting examined some of the results of their efforts. Mr. Barham could not come due to the severe and sudden illness of his father. Something new has been added. Norm Moore and Bob McDonald have purchased the Quincy Herald and are now publishing it. They claim it is Branch County's Most Progressive 'Jeekly Newspaper. John V/alker was absent on Tuesday, We understand his son is very ill at the University of Michigan Medical Center. For a bit of philosophy on modern times read, "Modern Fallacy" on page $6 of the September Rotarian. In these days the search for security may have a detrimental effett on "many able young people who are settling for much less than they should," On Tuesday, Doug V/oodward presented Charles Bristol as a new member to the club. He was born in Highland Park, Michigan on May 6, 1936. Graduated from Royal Oak High School and in 195^ graduated in Business Administration from the University of Michigan. He is now a C.P, A. He married Lois V/indner in Royal Oak on August 20, 1955- They have two children, Deborah born January 5f 195? and Andrew born January 20, i960. He belongs to the Country Club, Elks, and several professional societies. He is a member of the Honorary Accounting Fraternity at the University of Michigan. He hunts, fishes and golfs and likes lots of food. Dislikes macaroni, piazza, v;armed-over coffee and corn on the cob. Did you ever stop to think what a heck of a time your ancestors had getting across this country without expressways, Bankards, credit cards and filling stations? Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondo/, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDAIE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF BY 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS - 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON ROBERT NA6LE - Ptrtldent VIe.-Pretident ERNEST W. LUSE S.eretary JOHN KLEIN Tteasurar WAYNE FARST Am'I Seey.-Trea». ★ Fred Anderson. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonlst Cranston Wilcox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicett, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Normand Moore VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee Relations— _ ★ General Secretary, Rotary International Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Moiitof Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupotionoi Informotiion— Carlo Keikkinen, Ch. Fred H. GEORGE R. MEANS—Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 28—Cranston Wilcox 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose April—1967 4—Jim Endleott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moora 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 4—Gust Burondt 25—Carlo Ketkkinen 11—Gilbert Molllor 18—Howord Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally May-1967 2—John Dean 9-Albert Faller 25—Craig Sebald INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-aNArms— * RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah (World Understanding] September—1966 Scholarship, Student Leant, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Weexs Trade Associations- Webster Treat, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP-ChorloHe, Michigan Don Shorno DOUGLAS March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21—Wiiford Couillord Mark S. Andrews at 12:00 o'clock noon President Rotary International Warren Williams Fritz Von Akon Miiford A. McKeith Board of Directors Meetings Regular — Isl Thursday of each month INTERNATIONAL Rurol-Urbon—B. K. Peorce, Ch. 21—Bernard Laney 14—Frederick Hough 30—Olin Dally Student Guests-John Visosky, Ch. Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 636 ROTARY 9—Paul Thompton(Fair Comm.) 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Lester F. Wise February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Public Relations- ★ ^^pecial — At the call of the President August—1966 Robert Hawley Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchohey, Ch. Program—Robert Nagle Nggle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. DISTRICT Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification-John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ELECTION DIRECTORS — 1967: COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLIINS-Director MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch, 16—William Bobier 23—Chorles Woodward November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Ouone E. Davidson 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation] Robert G. Yingling Wllford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupalik 20—Miiford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm tnlornatlonal Youth Prelect — 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnom Robert Sweet, Ch. 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Matched Dist. ond Club Program- Richard Birlnger, Ch. 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll t. Barnes World Community Service — June-1967 25—Raymond Mulchohey Januory—1967 3—Fred Weeks Robert'B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. SPECIAL (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringcr Duane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore UDIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with onother member. advise the program chairmors of the change. Members having special progroms, such as ladles' Night, may oppolnt a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairmon—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester I. AMcmier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay NAME Phone No. 278-2903 Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgetnoor Rd.—Moriorio Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlylo Avo.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 1 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara-Wiiford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Doily, 61 Maple Lone—Jane.. 279-9551 278-6316 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirchild Dr.—Berniee Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta Richard D. Moore, 42 Cariyle Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Comwelt Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llia Robert Ncgle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 278-8132 278-5318 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Refha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine.- 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91. E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Jonet—279-9501 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 278-8086 278-8968 278-5475 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Velma 278-6318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5386 _278-5891 James Endleott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehetf St.—Charlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8840 278-2682 278-8609 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwoter—Fatah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Patricia-- 278-6821 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Address and Rotary Ann' John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha— Fred Andorson, 46 Maple Lane^Kathryn .......^-278«6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Fred 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 —278-5078 279-9492 Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Morshall-St.-Moro Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Rhone No. 278-58^ James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 276-8942 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-4222 276-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwafer Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Warner VonAkon, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sora 278-4243 279-5094 Fritz VanAken, 65 1 Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wflcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Cariyle Ave.-Wilma Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—LoMoIne 278-5641 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— 278-6161 — Addreu and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 279-9360 ..-278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 " NAME Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter—Ruth— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Mel Rico, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillis.n 278-2790 278-2451 —ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand at.—Phyllis— 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Oaugherty—Gretehen.. 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 —278-5033 278-6393 The COLDWATER .278-6730 "T^ Rotary REFLECTOR i FRSDSRICK H. QUALITY WESKS SPRiriU PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome INC 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serv'es Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 13, 1966 On Tuesday, Bob Kerr presented our own "Doc" Cranson who was formerly a labor mediation representative for the State of Michigan. He discussed mediating labor disputes and told of the problems presented in such an effort. Absent on Tuesday were Allemier, Gcodholm, Joseph, Komstein, K. Moore, R. Moore, Mulchahey, Pitts, Skabo, Thompson, Treat and W. Williams. There were 10 early leavers. Visiting Rotarians included Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio and W. U. Jack of Kalamazoo South. Fred Anderson had as his guest Clarence Johnson, The Rev. Robert M. Man, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, has been proposed as a member. His Major classification would be Religion, and his Minor classification would be Protestantism. Any objections to his membership should be made to the Secretary in writing within 10 days. Many new members have heard of the "Four Way Test" but some do not know how it came into existence. It started in the sale of aluminum kitchen utensils. A y»ung man took over a company making and selling these articles. He believed in truth in advertising and much against the wishes tf his sales staff, adopted the "Ftur Way Test" as his motto in advertising. The mott» caught on and the company prospered. The "Four Way Test" is as folltws; 1, 2. Is it the truth? Is it fair to all 3, Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned. concerned? With all the advertising now on radio and televisltn, how does it stack up with the above motto? At the Board of Directors meeting on September 8 the problem rf early leavers was discussed and an effort is to be made to try to cut these to emergency situations only. On September 2?, District Governor Stuart Bearup if Charlotte is to visit the Club and later that evening there will be a Club assemly to which all members are invited. Members should make every effort to attend this dinner and the meeting following. Rext Tuesday, Bob Loose has the program. The speaker is tc be Ex, R. Barham of the Jackson Lions Club. He will tell us of the Braille program f»r the blind that this Club has carried on for several years in cooperation with inmates of Jackson Prison. it would be nice if he If any member has a Lion in his •rganizatiwn, could be invited. The average citizen of the United States thinks ff Africa as being all jungle or desert. Look on Page 20 of the September Rotarian and find tut how many of the 12,469 clubs in the world are in Africa at the present time. If you have never seen a true "Ark" look on Page 22 of the last Rftarian. There you will find it. We fnly wonder if the replica was built t» scale, A vacation is just a succession of 2's. It consists of 2. weeks which are 2 short. Afterward you are 2 tired 2 return 2 work, and 2 broke not 2. Hay Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING - Jack Tor Hotel — Frldoy, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'dock HilLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attandonce—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ ELECTION - Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 Cranston Wilcox FREO ANDERSON ROBERT Proiidant NAGIE Vice-Preaident Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Secrofary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm ERNEST W. lUSE — JOHN KLEIN Treaturer WAYNE FARST A**'l Sacy.-Traas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Frad Andarian. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonlst ★ Mogozine-Rao E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle CHARLES BACON-Dlractor General Secretary, Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan 13—John Kennedy • July-1967 - . 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leovenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 Richard BIringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Duane Davidson June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 20-Milford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews 6—Horold Goodholm13—Chester Ailemler 27—Don Shorno Don Shorno 30—Robert Hawley December-1966 Matched Dlit. and Club Program- John VIsotky, Ch. 9—Albert Failer 23—Charles Wocklward (Rotary Foundation) Torg Skabo Webster Treat, Ch. 2—John Dean 16—William Bobler 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes 20—Ken Putnam Trade Associotions— May-1967 15—Roy C. Potterson World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupollk Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Ditt., Rotary International DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Occupational Informatllon— 25—Carlo Helkkinen November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Robert Loose Four-Woy Test- 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Craig Sebold Howard Teeter, Ch, Molitor 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee October—1966 4—Gust Bvrandt 11—Gilbert Molltor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dolly ★ international Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Gilbert RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Student Guests—John Vitosky, Ch. Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson, Ch. Robert G. Yingling Employer-Employee Relations—• Ken Leovenworth, Ch. April-1967 20—Robert loose 27—DIst. Gov. Visit INTERNATIONAL SERVICE * (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr Loons, Normond Moore Sergeont-ot-Arms— 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coullmrd ^Ciyde Williams Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. March-1967 September—1966 Warren Williams Mark S. Andrews VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Rural-Urban-B. K. Pearce, Ch. Rotary information— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. President Rotary International 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Olin Dally Fritz Van Aken at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—Paul ThompsontFair Comm. F. Wise Scholarship, Student 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester 7—Harvey Bent 14-Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawtey Milford A. McKeith Nermond Moore * Community Safety — Richard 0. Moore, Ch. Public Relations— Board of DIrecfort Meetings Regular — 1st Thursdoy of each month ^^peciol — At the coll of the President February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week] 31—Richard BIringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Progrom Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JUIY, 1966-JUNE. 1967 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 37 Coriyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave,—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Wayne farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Phone No. 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma —278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 John Klein, Box 148—Patricio 278-6033 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 363 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha Phone No. 278-5790 Craig Sebald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 279-9551 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret..-767-7506 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol.- ..278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchlld Dr.—Berniee 278-5819 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Coriyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 278-5512 . Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 3^ Morsholl St.—Mota Rdy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 279-9360 ' —- Kenneth Putnam, ll E. Chicago St.—Mabel Address and Rotory Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzcnna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann 278-5554 278-5585 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Saro 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-4029 278-2612 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glady8 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoIne ■ Vr . The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6693 H. 279-9428 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen.. ..rC VM WEEKS QUALi;y spHi.'ji COLjAA.EH, 278-8238 278-5033 278-2790 rf FRS3=:?TCK 278-4159 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth V 0®0 278-4243 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly. ST2-5594 278-5006 > 4. 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-6161 Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jacksail-LUIIon... Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ; 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 278-4424 278-5033 278-2451 ' 278-5842 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn i Phone No. 278-2979 278-6341 —278-6322 278-5641 — NAME iSLJiilGAa rric, .278-6730 �"Re Profits Most fP'ho Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 6, 1966 On Tuesday, one of our own Rotarians, Andrew Henry, who is a member of the Branch County Selective Service Board, tild us of the selection of draftees. This Board has five members who serve without pay and an effort has been made to select members with a wide variety of background. He stated that the classification by occupations or student is a temporary st^us. Any young man may appeal his classification if this is done within ken days. , ', * If a man is enrolled in college the college must notify the Rrpft Board tf his attendance. It is incumbent upon the young man to keej5 the Board appraised of his status, whereabouts or any changes in his condition. Andy states that a large percentage of men called for a physical do not pass the examination. The name of Charles Bristol has been approved by the Membership and Classification Committees for membership. His maj^r classification is "Business Service" with a minor classification of "Acc«unting Service". Any objections to his election shall be submitted to the Secretary within 10 days and this must be in writing. Absent on Tuesday were Bent, Burandt, Davidson, Kennedy, Laney, N. Moore, R. Moore, Pitts, Skabo, Treat, Weeks, C. Williams and Wilcix. There were nine early leavers. Visiting Rttarians included Homer Hutz of Englewood, Florida; Ed Facklam of Bronson; George Hubbard of Union City; Elmer DObson of Qulncy; and Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio. The Club has lost Bob Hawley through resignation, and hope he can come back sometime. We are sorry for this Now that school has started be careful of the kids, especially those on bicycles. Tuesday there was a group of seven at the traffic light and three crossed traffic; the rest were in the lane so a right turn c»uld not be made. On Tuesday President Fred mentioned the safety facttr in driving. followed the accident in which eight people were killed. This There was no yellow line where this occurred, even though there was a hollow and a curve near the scene. The local authorities can do nothing about this since it is a State Highway. However, if any member believes there Is a hazardous "Pass With Care" zone they should either let Ray Pitts know, or write the Safety Division, State Highway Department, and pinpoint the danger. That Department will check it. Your editor has written regarding two such zones and they have been corrected. On Page 8 of the September Rotarian is shown theschoolhouse in Wallingf»rd, Vermont where Paul Harris started schotl. Club of 35 members of that city. It is maintained by the R«tary The last step in the election of a new member is: The Secretary fills out a new member report ftr the newly elected member and forwards the completed form to the General Secretary of Rotary International. "Chivalry" said a little boy after studying knighthood in school, "Is going around releasing beautiful maidens from other men's castles and taking them to your own castle." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY ~ Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congresationol Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 ... ROBERT NAGLE Viee-ProsidonI ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary KLEIN Persldeni Tieoiurer WAYNE FARST 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Safety — A»»'» Secy.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1966: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Cronston Wllcox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bornord laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine-Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Progrom—Robert Nogle Public RelationsMilford A. McKeith Rotary Information— MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonist at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES Employer-Employee INTERNATIONAL RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan ' . 11—Russell F. Moore 18—B. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchohey 3—Fred Weeks TO—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS - John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson Wobster Treat, Ch. | .July-1967 . 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno January—1967 Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Assoclotions— December—1966 6—Horold Goodholm Richard Biringer, Ch, Occupational infermotlion— 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews Matched Dist. and Club Program- Torg Skobo GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois (Rotary Foundation) Robert Loose Howord Teeter, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 22—Jim Skinner 29—Corroll L. Barnes Ralph Toupolik Four-Way Test— 23—Charles Wooidword 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson International Youth Protect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molitor 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—V/llilom Bobier 15—Roy C. Potterson World Community Service — Wilford Couiliord, Ch. Relations- May-1967 November—1966 Director Robert G. YIngling BACON-Dlrector 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Helkktnan 25—Croig Sebaid Roy C. Patterson, Ch. Gilbert President Rotary International WOODWARD, 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 11-G1lbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Clin Dolly DOUGLAS ApriJ-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burondl Rotary Foundation- Ken Leavenworth, Ch.~ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 13—Robert Kerr 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. (World Understanding) 28—Cronston Wilcox 20—Robert Loose Normond Moore INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wilford Couiirard September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ^^pecial — At the coll of the President K. Pearce, Ch. Williams •k Normond Moore March-1967 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Onn Dally Fritz Von Aken Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Lester F. Wise Worren 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treot Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Rural-Urban—6. 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Howley Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson FRED ANDERSON JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COILINS-Director MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ February—1967 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingllng The obovo Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966*1967. If you wish to change dates with another member advise the program choinnan of the change. Members having speciol progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to astisf with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279*9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helon 278-2261 278-2947 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.-^aro Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth... 278-5358 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bolsier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovoe, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno 278-6821 278-8006 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8968 ..278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 278-8609 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Folrehlld Dr.—Berniee Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annotta 279-9551 278-5319 278-6769 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eioine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-4191 ..278-6278 278-5078 -279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-8132 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ..278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake-i 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma ...278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6951 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret..767-7508 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 276-6054 ,279-9471 278-2818 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Foroh Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-8086 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorolhy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. .__278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lllilan 278-2451 ST2-5594 Kenneth Putnam, lie. Chicago St.—Mabel ....-».278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.— 278-6788 ^8-5006 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle 278-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshal] St.—Gertrude 278-^50 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy.. Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllmo Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. WEEKS COLDAATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome f . 278-6603 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 Z278-8238 278-6693 .__.2OT-4424 2^-5033 Douglas Woodword, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly 27^-5033 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. ^ StP ID QUA'uirV SPRINO PR.")DUCTSe INC, 278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna.. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys -.'.90^.'. FREDSRICfC H. 278-8942 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER I 369-90% Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon .1 Rotary REFLECTOR 278-5842 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Oiive rjrr. . Phone No. Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 'I ELK'S Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. 278-5790 278-8640 279-9551 278-6501 Phone No. 278-2903 273-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marierle Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret NAME NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha.. John Klein, Box 148—Potrleia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn .276-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 30, 1966 The next step in the election of a new memher is: After having received the complete application card and the remittance for the admission fee, the Secretary shall issue to the new elected member a Rotary'pemhership identification card. | On Tuesday, Olin Dally presented a fellow Rotarian Red McKnight who with an assist from Boh Barnes as the projectionist, told the members of his travels and showed slides of the places he and his Rotary Ann, Carol have visited. Red tells us he prefers the "Slow Boat to China" method over regular passenger ships. It was an excellent program. The new arrangements of the badges and flag worked out very well last meeting and no one got lost. Here is the program list for September: September 6 - Clyde Williams September 13 - Robert Kerr September 20 - Robert Loose September 2? - District Governor Stuart Bearup to visit It will help a lot if the Chairman of next week's program will let your editor know what it is. Clyde Williams is to have the program, but what it will be we were unable to learn. Clyde is gadding somewhere. Absent on Tuesday were Andrews, Burandt, Dean, Goodholm, Henry, Hough, Leavenworth, N. Moore, R, Moore, Patterson, Mel Rice, Skinner, Thompson, G. Williams, Wilcox, C. Woodward, and Tingling. Since our attendance average for July was less than 9Q^> we hope these members have made up. since Monday is a Holiday and Quincy will not meet. Visiting Rotarians included Ghal Dyer, and John Elwell from Ohio, Ed Gordon from Bluffton, Indiana, and from Bronson came Jim Amidon, Lloyd Phillips and Jerry Hollister. McKeith had as his guest his sone-in-law Don Gause. Remember the Board of Directors meeting on Thursday, September 8. On Page 26 of the September ROTARIAN is an excellent article on debate: "Does the U.S.A. wield too much power?" can the U.S. be responsible for? Read it. Just how much of the world During the year 1965-66 Rotary International added one new club each day in the year for a total of 365 clubs. There are now 12,^69 clubs with a total membership of 598,000 Rotarians. These are in 133 different countries. The slogan for 1966-67 is "World Community Service." Every Rotarian is challenged to "do something for someone somewhere." Page 32 of the last ROTARUN. A husband was waiting for his wife and listening to the astronauts on the radio at the same time. He muttered to himself, "Well, they have been around the i world once and I am still waiting for her." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON ~ Congregationol Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF FRED BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLIINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ELECTION — ANDERSON Preiident Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise Bernord Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. lUSE Sesretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magoxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN Traoiwrer WAYNE FARST Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore A»f't Saey.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderton. Nosle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968; Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organist A. McKeith Rotary Information— Nermand Moore President Rotary International General Secretory, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 13—Robert Kerr Employer-Employee RelationsKen leavenworlh, Ch.' Molitor Four-Way Test- STUART J. BEARUP-CharioHe, MIchigon 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingling JuRe-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 20—Milford A. McKeith 29—Corroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couiliord, Ch. Ralph Toupallk 27—Mork S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Horold Goodholm International Youth Project — 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam Robert Sweet, Ch. Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Matched Dist. and Club Program- 18—E. Ken leovenworth 27—Don Shorno Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 25—Raymond Mulchahey Jonuory—1967 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- May-1967 November—1966 WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation- Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weelcs 18—Ralph Toupaiik 25—Carlo Heikkinen 25—Croig Sebald ★ Robert Loose Occupational Informatiion— 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter Olin Dally Roy C. Patterson. Ch, VOCATIONAL SERVICE April-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandt Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. DOUGLAS (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wileo* 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Bobler, Ch, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-ot-Arms— 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wllford Couil^rd ^Clyde Williams Normond Moore Mark S. Andrews Gilbert RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Awards—William March-1967 7—Lester Wise September—1966 Scholarship, Student loons. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. CHARLES BACON-Director INTERNATIONAL Williams Fritz Van Aken ★ ★ Warren Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Public Relations— Mllford Board oF Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month —special — At the call of the President 16—Ray Pills 23—George Pierce 30-OIIn Dally Program—Robert Nagle Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm. Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Viea-Pwidsnt 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox NA6LE ROBERT 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 Februa ry—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotory Yeor 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. 270-5790 278-8318 278-6951 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-^50 767-7508 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. 278-5358 Chorles 278-6821 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorle Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ava.—Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-8006 278-8086 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-^54 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone ... 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.-^usan Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Velmc 278-6250 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1. Union City-Evelyn Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis 279-9501 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3-Corol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchlld Dr.—Bernlce Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey. 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9551 278-6501 Tekonsha—Margaret John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwoter-Faroh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 278-8840 Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 .... 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N.-Circle Dr.--Groce 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Mel Rice, 1903 278-6322 278-5641 ......278-6161 - Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian.. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Robert Sweo^ R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ._$T2-5W4 278-5006 ELK'S TEMPLE •.. I'''-. 278-6603 2^-5094 278-4159 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalle 2^6393 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyie Ave.—ViHlmo Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4243 278-4029 2^-8238 2^-5033 HONORARY MEMBER John Wolker, 33 Daugherty—Gretehen QUALITY SPRCIG PR3DUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4222 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice FRSDSRICK hV'WEEKS PUBLISHED BY 278-8942 278-5554 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys -.AM 1966 ROTARY CLUB 369-9092 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann SIP 9. ' Rotary REFLECTOR 278-5842 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2790 ..278-2451 The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. J278-6316 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 Address and Rotary Ann Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn NAME Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke-Rlta Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay ....278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. August 23) 1966 For next week's program, Olin Dally tells us that Red McKnight is presenting slides of his travels about the world. should prove interesting. Red has gadded a lot and it Absent on Tuesday were Andrews, Burandt, Collins, Dean, Goodholm,'" Heikkinen, Henry, Kerr, Klein, Kornstein, McKeith, N. Moore, R. Moore, K. Pearce, Skinner, Teeter, W. Van Aken, W. Williams, and Wilcox. There were seven early leavers; however, only five had signed up to leave early. Visiting Rotarians were Ed Johnson of Valparaiso, Indiana; Elmer Dobson of Quincy, and John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio, A1 Rice had as his guest one of his sons, Philip. We hope all Coldwater Rotarians have seen Page 58 of the September ROTARIAN. If you have not, take a good look. Several weeks ago we mentioned the death of Phil Lovejoy. On Page 4l of this month's ROTARIAN is given a report of this man. He started his professional life in Marshall, Michigan, and always had a soft spot for this locality. The last time we heard him speak was Charter Night at Athens. He was a most dynamic speaker, and a very comfortable person to meet and know. Corey Ford's article on Page 38 of the September ROTARIAN is also in this month's READERS DIGEST, The Van Akens take note. Step No. 12 in the election of a new member: . When the proposed member has filled in, signed and returned to the Secretary the regular form of ~ application, indicating his understanding and acceptance of the responsibility of membership, together with his remittance for the admission fee as provided in Article 5j be shall be duly elected to membership. On Tuesday, Web Treat presented Bob Nagle who gave to the Club some of the news in the "Razzberry'S the first bulletin. Having lived in Coldwater at that time, many of the names are familiar. Irish Ramsay is now living in Grand Rapids and still a Rotarian; Bob Sharer is on the staff in Continuing Education at Michigan State University. Dan Hodgeman is an attorney in Detroit, and Harry Van Dusen is still a banker near Detroit, knew, Marty Derhammer was still selling Fords in Kalamazoo. The last we According to the May I9, 193^ '-Razzberry" the band parents were struggling to provide new uniforms and hoped to raise $1,000 for them. October 1, 1935 when the Coldwater Kiwanis Club was organized, Rotary invited the new club to lunch. Some of the early Kiwanians were Rolph Carlisle, Oscar Renshaw, Harold Stukey, Joe Watson, Carl McConnell, and Neil Baggerly. According to their report "Kee-Wanis" means, "To make one's self known." Their motto was, "We Build." Never argue with a woman when she is tired or rested; or if you don't think women are explosive, just try dropping one. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, T2:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIILSDALE — Episcopol Pariih Houte — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED BY . . President ROBERT NAGLE Viee-President ERNEST W. lUSE Seeretory KLEIN - 1967: Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Loney, Frederick A. Hough, Lester F. Wise Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Fred Anderson. Bob Public Relations— Mllford A. McKeith Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-OrgonisI Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month Normand Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON-DIrector Employer-Employee Relations- Ken Leavenworth, Ch. ★ ROTARY Gilbert INTERNATIONAL General Secretory, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, MIchlgon Moiitor Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatllon— Normand Moore Student Guests-John Visosby, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Webster Treat, Ch. 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupolik October-1966 25—Carlo Heikklnen May~1967 2—John Deon 9—Alisert Foller 16—WIfiam ^bier November—1966 23—Charles Wocxlward 1—Fred Neer WOODWARD, Director 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duone E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingling June-1967 6—B. K. Peorce 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Coulllord, Ch. Ralph Toupolik 13—John Kennedy 20—Mllford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Horold Goodholm International Youth Prefect — 4—H. Vincent Komstien 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnom Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose II—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Matched DIsl. and Club ProgramRichard BIringer, Ch. 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrod Swort 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer Duone Davidson The above it our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1966-1967. 28—Cronston Wilcox 23—Craig Sebold SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- (World Understanding) September—1966 4—Gust Burondt INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred H. Weeks 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couilford 11—Gilbert Moiitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally ★ Corlo Heikklnen, Ch. March-1967 6—Clyde Willioms Scholorship, Student loons. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Four-Way Test- President Rotary international RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Warren Williams Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ★ DISTRICT 636 9—Paul Thompson(FaIr Comm.) 16 Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dolly Rotary Foundation- ^popecial — At the coll of the President 21—Bernard Loney 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. DOUGLAS February-1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August-1966 Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Treasurer Ass't Seey.-Treas. Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Cranston Wilcox Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm ★ DIRECTORS ROTARY PROGRAMS Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. ELECTION — 1966-1967 WAYNE FARST 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ClassiReation—John Dean, Ch. ANDERSON JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Dfrector MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling If you with to change dotes with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such ot Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—WImo Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth— 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marforle Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-6033 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. 278-2818 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott. 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 Phone No. 278-8318 278-5842 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson-Ollve Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene _ 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora Gilbert Moiitor, 10 Foirehild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-GIadys John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lllo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ... 278-5078 279-9492 Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth.._ 278-2947 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-6517 279-P266 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Plerson, 3^ Marshall St.—More Carlo Haikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-2261 Ernest W. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 279-9551 .278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnlghf, R. R. 3-Carol 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-8909 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy. Bernard Loney, 372 Morsholl St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheff Sf.-CharloHe Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Roy Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Phone No. 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 .-.278-6341 2^-6322 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian $72-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phylllt Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, 102 Corlyle Ave.—V/ilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolle 278-2451 HONORARY MEMBER 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. AUG9-. 1 FRSDSaiCK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRiriS P.R)3UCT3, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Kotarians Always Welcome 278-6603 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 1.278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 __.278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 2^-5033 278-6393 -278-6730 ,iWc.|^.6A'Y & gb Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4222 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-6316 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JLugiist 1Q66 step No. 11 in the election of a new meraher; The proposed having passed the Membership and Classification Committees, scrutiny and their recommendations having been approved by the Board of Directors, the man i.- is considered eligible for membership and the next move is to have the proposer and Rotary Information Chairman discuss with the proposed member his wishes regarding joining the club. Then and not until then should the proposed member be aware he has been considered for membership. In the discussion the members should outline the history, aims and objectives of Rotary and impress on the proposed member that membership entails responsibilities as well as privileges, and that unless he can accept these, he should not accept membership. All Coldwater Rotarians should look: on Page 58 ot the coming September Rotarian. Warner Van Aken's picture will be printed as having 42-1/2 years of 100^ attendance. This picture was sent in over a year ago so that by now it is over 43-1/2 years. We figured out that he has spent over 90 working 40-hour weeks sitting in Rotary meetings. Can you ever hope to beat it? Hibernation is good for the soul. You get away from everything, telephones, television, radios, newspapers, baths, shaving, even combing your hair. Next summer your editor hopes it will be for six weeks. On Tuesday, Ray Pitts presented Sgt. Wade Brassier of the Branch County Sheriff's Department who showed a film on safe automobile driving. Such films are very timely with the number of accidents we have had in Branch County recently. Speeding by trucks is a very definite danger especially on the main travelled streets in Coldwater. It has gotten so that if you drive at lawful speed, people look at you as tho you're an oddity. ' * Visiting Rotarians on Tuesday were George-Brusak, Clarence Snyder and Alan Davidson of Bronson; Wright Bennett of Van Wert, Ohio; Bob Bell of Kankakee, Illinois; Lindsey Baker of Quincy; Edwin Johnson of Valpariso, Indiana, and Gerald Sandy of Lubbock, Texas. Absent were Bacon, Biringer, Bovee, Burandt, Collins, Goodholm, Heikkinen, Kennedy, Klein, Kornstein, R. Loose, N. Moore, R. Moore, Nagle, Neer, Patterson, G. Pierce, Sebald, Skinner, Swart, Visosky, Weeks and Wilcox. There were six early leavers. Web Treat has the program next week: v;hat it is we have no idea. It is often difficult to learn what the coming prograni^s to be, and it will help your editor a great deal if the members willWM ahead of time. We always like these off-year elections. No matter how they turn out, both parties can always find something in them to be pleased about. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'dotk BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday. 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY - CLUB SERVICE TOM COILINS-Diractor Attendance—Jim ELECTION - 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON Pr.sident Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Fellowship—Pool W. Thompson, Ch. Vie.-Pfe»!dent Bernord Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Sesretary Jim Endieott, E. Harold Goodholm Magaxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN WAYNE Treasorer FARST Am'I Seev.-Trea*. * DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred And.rten. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Chariot Bacon, Tom Collint. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organitt ★ Fritz Van Aken Board of Directors Meetings Regular — Ist Thuriday of each month at 12:00 o'cto» noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Direetor * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretory, Rotary International Tors Skobo Occupational Informotiion— 28—Cranston Wilcox Apirl-1967 4—Jim Endieott 11 —Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupolik October—1966 4—Gust Burondf 11—Gilbert Moiitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Carlo Heikklnen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Roller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodword November—1966 1—Fred Neer 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 22—Jim Skinner 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Barnes 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews Wilferd Coulllord, Ch. Ralph Toupolik December—1966 International Youth Proiect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose Jory-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dist. end Club Program— Jonuory—1967 Richord Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Trade Associations— STUART J. BEARUP-ChorloHe, Michigan (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Willioms 25—Croig Sebold Director World Community Service — Moiitor Howord Teeter, Ch. WOODWARD, Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Yingling Four-Way Test— GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International DOUGLAS Employer-Employee Relatiorts— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 14—Frederick Hough 21—V/iiford Couilmrd 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Vlsosky, Ch. Sergeont-at-Arms— March-1967 7-Lester Wise 30-Olin Dally Normand Moore Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Scholarship, Student loons. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Mark S. Andrews 28—Richard Moore 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Warren Williams A. McKeith February—1967 7—Horvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 2-Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Rotary Informotion— Normand Moore ^^pecial — At the coll of the President August—1966 Lester F. Wise Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Progrom—Robert Nagle Public RelationsMilford 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Cronston Wilcox ROBERT NAGIE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NiTE-Robert Yingling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966*1967. If you wish to change dotes with orMther member, advise the pragram chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detail*. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwoter-Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—June.- Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endieott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foiier, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Forah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horoid Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Corlo Heikkinen, 91 278-6033 278-2682 278-8086 278-53B6 278-589! 278-4486 278-5234 Frederick A. IHough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rheo 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6050 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret._767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3—Carol 279-9551 Gilbert Moiitor, 10 Falrchiid Dr.—Berniee 278-5819 278-6054 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elaine 278-2818 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce - B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9266 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-6517 278-8909 278-6250 C. A!fr^ Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn 279-9501 278-6788 Mel Rice, Phone No. 278-8318 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 369-9092 Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-5842 278*4350 278-8942 278-4222 276-6603 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R, 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake-^uzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys .278-5554 276*5585 278-4243 278-4191 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 278-6322 278-6161 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy-. Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyie Ave.—Wllma Worren Williams, R. 2, Coidwoter—LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.— Douglos Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 2OT-4159 278*^12 2^-8238 278-6693 —278-4424 2^-^33 279-9428 278-5033 2^-6393 278-2790 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian.- Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—PUyills Address and Rotory Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 279-5094 ——278-5641 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mabel NAME CroIg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-6278 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia Roy Pitts, M N. Sprogue St.—Ruth—1 — E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Veimo NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo . ^ ST2-5594 278-5006 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen " 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I 0^; PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRENO Pil.>DUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN INC. 49036 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 9» 1966 Ray Pitts will present next week's program. The title (approx.): ''Learn to Drive to Stay Alive". This week, Paul Thompson, Director of Extension, was in charge of 4-H Fair and Youth Achievement Day. This cast gave us a very comprehensive program: 4-H Fair Activities: President Marc Semmelroth and Manager Leland Sanford. Adult 4-H Programs: Leaders Fred Bernhardt, Bill Wilson, and Bethel Schmitt, 4-H King and Queen: David Hasty and Patricia Victor, Clothing Project-M.dels and "Mannfacturers": 4-H Public Speaking-Agriculture: Sllf'zeck. Alan Parks M.S.U. Dair School Experience: Representative Lois Brecheisen 4-H Washington D.C. "Citizenship" Trip: Bruce Gruner Promotion of Uncle Heavy®s Pork Chop Review: Fred Culy ********** Guests: Alden Peterson, Taylor, Michigan, and his guest Paul Nicita Chal Dyer, Hamilton, Ohio Bill Nimmo, Kendallville, Indiana Hick Carson, Guest of Carroll Barnes Absent Bent, Biringer, Goodholm, Goodwin, Heikkinen, Kennedy, Kerr, Horm Moore, Kulchahey, Ueer, Patterson, Pitts, Toupalik, Treat, Visosky, and Clyde Williams. Early Leavers Skabo, Endicott, Pearce, Dally, and Bacon * President Fred's Message; ********* Due to an increase in food costs, your Board of Mrecfors efted to 4?ease the c.st of meals to $1.75, effective September 6, 1966. The Board will receive any suggestions ir recommendations in writing for further consideration. Editorial Comment on Bob Sweet's "blank Bulletin". Glad to least one Rotarian who removes the staple before discarding. But we re a little hurt by the suggestion that we "vice versa" it and send 80 blank Bulletins and one printed. Seems the blank ones make better note paper and score sheets. :r\: "The Good Lord had a reason for creating man before woman. He didn't want any advice." Cran Wilcox Clerical Note: "Mr. Mulchahey, please come back soon. Did producing a bulletin from notes written on the back of a check book stub in mutilated Sanskrit?" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomos Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Fridoy, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH, Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 Clyde Williams, Axnor Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey, Ch. Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley 9—Paul Thompsen(Fa!r Comm. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise ROBERT NAGIE Vlee-Pre«idenf Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Korold Goodholm Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. ERNEST W. lUSE KLEIN Treaiuror Aii't Seey.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ Normand Moore Beard of Directors Meetings ot 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL ★ ^^peeial — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY CHARLES BACON-Dlreetor EmpioyerrEmpioyee RelationsKen Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary Internotlonal Molitor Four-Woy Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatllon- Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International SERVICE Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno October—1966 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 2—John Deon 25—Croig Sebaid WOODWARD, Director Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk 4—Gust Burandt ★ DOUGLAS April-1967 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeanl-at-Arms— 28—Cranston Wilcox 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Mark S. Andrews (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Wiliiems 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Fritz Von Aken Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 21—V/IIford Couillord 13—Robert Kerr Scholarship, Student Loons, Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Mllford A. McKelth 14—Frederick Hough 30—Olin Dolly Warren Williams Public Relations— March-1967 7—Lester Wise 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. WAYNE FARST 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Cranston Wilcox JOHN 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 President FRED ANDERSON February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fax 9—Albert Faller I^V/illlam Bobier November—1966 1—Fred Neer 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson June-1967 (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Tingling 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — 20-Mllford A. McKeilh 27—Mark S. Andrews Wllford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupolik December—1966 July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Ailemler International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam _ 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose - 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 25—Raymond Mulchohey Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Btrlnger, Ch. 3-Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS John Visosky, Ch. SPECIAL Duane Dovldson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer LADIES' NITE-Roberl Ylngling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppoint a eomtnlttee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966.JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chestor L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwotor-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Boeon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Corroli L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorel Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Phone No. —. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8318 Tors Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 278-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 278-2947 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Barbara _278-5234 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dolfy, 61 Moplc Lone—Jane. _ 279-9471 278-2818 Richcjrd D. Moore, 42 Coriyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwator—Faroh 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.^usan 279-9492 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burcndt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Wllford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-4486 278-6054 278-8609 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 279-9501 278-6788 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara ,278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyie Ave.-WIlma 278-8238 Axner Olson, 340 Grand Si—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth —..-278-2979 278-6341 -—278-6322 278-5641 ... .,278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, lie. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson's-Lllitan 278-6693 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-^33 Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Celia Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G._Tinsling, 21 Scott—Natalie-.. 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 Rotary REFLECTOR FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PR33UCTS, COLDSATER, laiCHlGAN of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M, ELK'S TEMPLE 2^-9428 278-51)33 _-2^.;6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.:—r ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine j— Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-M94 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 278-8909 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Elleen 278-2127 276-5078 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Robert Hawley. R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-6769 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 279-9266 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. JefFerson—Ruth 278-6517 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.-Mora E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-5318 Horold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 369-90W 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen —278-5386 2^-53jU Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-8086 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Phone No. Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita IHC. 49036 .278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, August 2. 1966 August 8-13 fair WEEK - We'll meet at the Elk's. Temple at 12:15 P.M. (Hot as In the past at the Fair grounds) Paul Thompson has arranged for ahout twenty 4-H Extension Leaders to "be our guests. Need more "be A good host is at "home" when he has invited guests. said? Rev. Bill Harrington narrated a series of excellent slides on his trip to the Holy Land and the Mediteranean Area. The program was enhanced "by Rev. Bill's background knowledge and sincere interest in the area and the smooth continuity of his presentation. (George, you did it again!) Guests: 7ic Lockhart, Montpelier, Ohio Jim Kerr, MansfiSld, Ohio John Elwell, Hamilton, Ohio H. L. Howard, Dayton, Ohio Gordon Packer, Litchfield, Michigan Elmer Houghton and Morris Wood, Bronson, Michigan Absent Members: Bovee, Burandt, Couillard, Endicott, Kennedy, Laney, Molitor, Norm Moore, Russell Moore, Mulchahey, Pitts, Mel Rice, Rumsey, Skinner, Thompson, Clyde Williams, Warren Williams,. Charles Woodward, Doug Woodward. Chairmen: Have you filed your plans with President Fred? The boys who are in under the wire (smugly) suggest a fine for late reporters. Medicare Note (dedicated to Chuck Bacon) An early applicant requested a payment to go see Dr. Zhivago. To Ray: Where are you? In the UP backwoods, or just "goofin" off? Gran Wilcox Vicedarian You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock i3 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �SIP ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Direcfor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH, Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification-John Dean, Ch. ★ Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ElECTfON - 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. Cranston Wilcox FRED ANDERSON . President Fellowship—Paul W, Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGIE VIce-Presldent Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Mogaxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN .. WAYNE FARST - Treasurer Ais't Seey.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organlst ★ Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program-Robert Nogle Public Relations— Milford A. McKellh Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Nermond Moore Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL ★ SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee Relations- ★ I Gilbert Molitor DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL j Four-Way TestPresident Rotary International | Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah I Ken Leovenworthj Ch. Occupational Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotionol Informatilon— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois H. Weeiss Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan 28—Richard Moore 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.] 16 Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard (World Understanding) September—1966 28—Cranston Wilcox 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Student Guests-John Visosky, Ch. Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 4—Gust Borandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 18—Howard Teeter 2—John Dean 25—Croig Seboid * Director Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert 0. Yingling April-1967 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore 9—Albert Faiier 16-William Bobier 23—Charles Wocxfword November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundotion) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Internotlonal Youth Profect — December—1966 6—Horold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam Rolph Toupalik 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart Robert B. Kerr 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Don Shorno Duane Davidson 13—John Kennedy Ju]y.-1967 Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard BIringer, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. JuRe-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 20-MIIford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Webster Treat, Ch. March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Olm Dally Lester F. Wise DOUGLAS WOODWARD, 21—Bernard Laney 2—Webb Treat Robert Hawley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Board of Directors Meetings General Secretary, Rotary International Community Safety — Fritz Van Aken Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ^^peclal — At the call of the President February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 24—Reo Goodwin SPECIAL (Rotary Mogazlne Week] 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966>1967. If you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program ehairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detoils. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ... Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorio 278-5358 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8086 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6501 278-5386 278-4486 278-5234 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchild Dr.—Bornice 278-5819 279-9471 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 278-5891 278-6054 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro-. 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison-Lake = =-=278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Vetmo 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn H. Vincent Kornstien, 2^ Grand St.—Dorothy 278-8840 279-9551 Bernard Laney, 372 Morshal! St.—Rhea Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scoll Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, N Ridgemoor Rd. fety Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Phone No. 278-5790 278-8006 Olin Daily, 61 Maple lane—Jane.- James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foliar, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah NAME Addreu and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wiimo 279-9501 278-6788 E, Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—MargarBt--767-7508 Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Rooert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9551 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 __-278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Gt.—Lorraine 278-6341 John S. Pierson, 3^ Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia Ray Pitts,-55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 ...278-2451 ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 278-8318 ^8-58^ 369-90W 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ant»__ 278-5554 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara __279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMotna Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2-Celio Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 276-5393 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth-_ Leslie Woodward, 1W Marshall St.—Polly John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. FRSDHISrCK H. WEEKS of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. James R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive ST2-5594 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Phone No. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie____278-6316 278-5006 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB Address and Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER The COLDWATER I NAME Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 279-9428 278-5033 -J278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesP^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 26, 1966 step Ho. 10 in the election of a new memher: If in the 10 day waiting period, the proposed memher shall he considered qualified for memhership. According to the District Governor's Letter, Coldwater had a 89-14^ in attendance for June. This places the Cluh third in cluhs size. The Bistrict attendance average was 87.17%- memhers in the District. Ten cluhs had one or more 100^ meetings during the month. Climax and Homer were tied with 3 each. Absent on Tuesday were Allemeir, Anderson, 'woore^^Geo^^^ Dean, Farst, Hawley, Henry, Klein, R. ^oose,Molitor,R. Moore, Geor^^ Pierce, Pitts, Putnam, Mel Rice, Bacon, Treat, W. Williams, Weeks, Houg , Kennedy, McKeith, Olson and Goodholm. There were six early leavers. Eighteen memhers left Siarly for the three meetings for which records were kept. Visiting Rotarians included Morris Wood, Boh Kalassa, Nelson Weher of Bronson; William King of Quincy and John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio. Eleven memhers made the pilgrimage to the District ^Pierson Benton Harhor. These wei-e Norm Moore, Nagle, Dean, Davidson, Neer,Pierson, Henry, Couillard, Faller, Allepeir and Holtz. Boh Nagle won the 1st prize; a golf umbrella and a dozen golf halls. Next week George Pierce has the program hut since he is the porch of the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island it is impossible to learn what it will he. Lawrence Carrico of the Tihhits appealed to the Ciuh on Tues^y for singers to take part in a coming musical production. He stated th&t Rotarians are the most experienced group of singers in town hence his request. Hera is a chance for some of you tenors to get in some practice. If you want to read something interesting turn to page l6_of the August ROTARIAN. "The Right to Travel" will give you some very interesting views on whether the American citizen has the right to a passport for travel abroad. Keath Pearce as Program Chairman presented Dr. Fayne Oherst of Michigan State University. Dr. Oherst showed slides and told of the School oi Veterinary Medicine and the new medical science building and the program in human medicine. A very fine program from all reports. According to women a successful man is one who knows how to make money and how to spend it. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVlUE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF BY — . Prejldent Vi«e-Pre*idon» Secretary — - WAYNE FARST Treaeurer A»i't Secy.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS — 1967; Fred Anderton. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Bob MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Organlst ★ Cranston Mogasine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Progrom—Robert Nagle Public Relollons— Mliford A. McKeilh Rotary Information— Duone E. Dovidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Sorgeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore VOCATIONAL ★ CHARLES BACON-Dlrector Employer-Employee Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary international RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utoh General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary Intenrational Relations— ken Leovenworlh, Ch. tk ROTARY 9—Paul Thomp$on(Falr Comm.) 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Rural-Urban-B. K. Pearee, Ch. Warren Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Student Gueiti—John Visosky, Ch. Frifr Van Aken Torg Skabo 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter INTERNATIONAL SERVICE November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson WOODWARD, Director STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan (Rotary Foundotion] Robert G. Yingling World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December-1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnom Ralph Toupalik July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore — 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Van Aken SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—RIchord Biringer Duane Davidson Don Shorno June—1967 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes Robert B. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson SONG LEADERS Trode Associations- May-1967 2—John Deon 9—Albert Fafler 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 25—Croig Sebald Richard Biringer, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Ofin Dally ★ Matched Ditl. and Club Program- Occupational Informatilon— Aprii-1967 4—Jim Endicott October—1966 Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox 6—Clyde Williams international Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molitor Four-Way Test- 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard September—1966 Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—Wiliiom Bobier, Ch. DOUGLAS March-1967 30—Olin Dally Lester F. Wise Rotary Foundation- SERVICE 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon .^^peelal — At the col! of the President Wileox February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Howley Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Lanoy, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 Community Safety — Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 ERNEST W. lUSe - ROTARY PROGRAMS Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ElECTiON ROBERT NAGIE KLEIN 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Classification—John Dean, Ch. FRED ANDERSON JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Direclor MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMinEES - CLUB SERVICE EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you with to change dotes with another member. advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie 278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. 278-5790 Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha-John Klein, Box 148—Pctricio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.-Jean 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekoniho—Margaret—767-7508 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn 278-6033 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily William Bobier, 230 Grand St.—Margaret.. 278-5386 Ernest W. Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esthor Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro. Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ed Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy -in Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane . "^■ftuono E. Davidson, 15 Scolt Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thoima Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchoft St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwotor—Forah... Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5891 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 278-8909 Horry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth 279-9266 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen. 278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Corol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirchiid Dr.—Bernlco Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eloine - 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 - 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-^iodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Poorl St.—Ilia Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine NAME Address and Rotory Ann 278-8318 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson-Olive 369-9092 Robert Swee^ R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6278 278-5078 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 _ 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 279-9360 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-M41 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Morsholl St.--Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, lit. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 116 ^rand St.^hyllls 278-2979 — 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cellc Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter—Roth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 'tn.AAhi 279-9428 278-5033 1^8-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchan 278-6730 V i. s R 1 p e: FRSDSRICK H. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6603 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Rotary REFLECTOR TEMPLE 278-4222 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 2OT-2127 The COLDWATER ELK'S 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-GIadys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrice 279-9492 278-5512 Phone No. Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita WEEKS QUALITY SPRirJG PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 19,1966 Step No, 9 in the election of a new memher is: A ten day period shall then he allowed during which a memher ohjecting to the election of the proposed memher shall notify the Board in writing stating reasons for his ohjection. President of Rotary International Richard Evans has outlined his proposed aims for 1966-67 and they are as follows: (1) share Rotary hy adding new members, (2) share Rotary hy adding new cluhs, (3) enjoy Rotary fellow ship, (4) discover and serve the needs of your community, (5) niake your business or profession better, (6) serve youth, (?) pursue effective public relations, (8) emphasize the internationality of Rotary, (9) engage in World Community Service, (10) contribute to the Rotary Foundation. Here is a wide variety of programs which can appeal to a large number of members. Why not select one as your project for the year and do your bit? Next week Beath Pearce as Progaam Chairman will present Dr. Fayne Oberst of the Michigan State University staff who will tell of the new developments in the area of both human and veterinarian medicine. Keath says it will illustrate, "Tax dollars at work." With the completion of the Rotary Fishing Site Park and the Tibbits Opera House fairly well equipped, Coldwater Rotary should be thinking of a new projects The club over the years has helped out with any number of small projects. Some have been the roadside park, Tibbits, ranger cabin at Camp T. Ben Johnson, scholarships, equipment for orthopedic classrooms and many others. It would seem that the club might consider some much larger project and and have it designated as a Rotary Project. How about a Youth Building, an Outdoor Swimming Pool, Purchase of Play Equipment for either of the parks, the Building of Toilets for public use (this was the first Rotary project of the first club). It would give some direction to our efforts and would benefit the community and also club members. Bear Cousin Muley: I*m burned up about the trucks that speed through town, especially some of them on Marshall Street. Yesterday I followed one going 50 miles and hour. The police are always someplace else and someday there is going to be a wreck, only I hope I'm not there. Radar control apparently doesn't apply to trucks. Be seeing you. Cully Some of the old timers will be interested to know that former Secretary of Rotary International Phil Lovejoy died June 29. On Tuesday, William Bobier introduced our own Tom Collins who outlined plans for past, present and future for the City of Coldwater government. There were 22 absentees and 6 early leavers at Tuesday's meeting. We understand Mel Ross who has been a frequent visitor from the Indianapolis Club has been taken back to his home ill. In this modem day men who die with their boots on usually have one f»ot on the accelerator. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY President Viee-Presldent LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer WAYNE FARST 1966- 1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Jim Ass't Seey.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Chories Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organlst ★ Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Loney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magoxine-Rco E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Public Relations— Milford A. McKelth Rotary Information— Normand Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL ★ * CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee RelationsKen leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Iniernattonol RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Loke City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International Molltor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informattion— Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol SERVICE H. Weeks Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coulllard (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Warren Williams 28—Cronston Wllcox 13—Robert Kerr Scholarship, Student Loans, April-1967 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobier, Ch. 4—Jim Endicott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 4—Gust Burandt Youth—Carroll L. Banres, Ch. 11—Gilbert Molitor Olin Dolly ★ 25—Croig Sebald 25—Carlo Heikklnen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Alisert Feller 18—Howard Teeter 16—V^IIIam Bobier INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS Mareh-1967 7—Lester Wise 30—Olin Dally Lester F. Wise Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. November—1966 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 1-Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson WOODWARD, Director 15—Roy C. Patterson Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ""Special — At the call of the President Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm.) 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Mark S. Andrews 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treot Robert Hawley Cranston Wileox February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Community Sofety — Skinner Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ElECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON ROBERT NAGLE ERNEST W. COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLIINS-Director Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE June-1967 (Rotary Foundation) 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner Robert G. Yingling 20—Milford A. McKeilh 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wliferd Coulllard, Ch. 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm Ralph Toupalik International Youth Project — July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstien 11—Russell F. Moore 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnom 27—Don Shorno Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose Matched Dist. and Club Program- Richard BIringer, Ch. Robert B. Kerr 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3-Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS John Visosky, Ch. SPECIAL 31—Richard Biringer Ouane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore (Rotary Magazine Week) LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling advise the program chairman of the change. The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with onother Members hovlng special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the deloiit. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Address and Rotary Ann Phoite No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma 278-5790 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 372 Morsholl St.—Rhea 278-6951 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—-—278-2947 Phone No. NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy 278-2W3 Chories Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle 278-6821 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy——278-6501 278-2682 278-80B6 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tokonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryt> Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Carroll L. Barnes. 265 Hull St.-Morgaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-6033 278-5358 278-5891 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Forah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-M03 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonno John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone-Sara 279-W94 278-8609 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 278-8968 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5312 279-9471 278-5909 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry,-R. 4, Coldwater-Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Spragoe Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 278-2818 Jomes Endicott, 72 Cneryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 279-9551 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane— John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Phone No. Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Corol 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Address and Rotary Ann Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchild Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara-. Wliford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy NAME Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 B. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6788 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9492 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Plerson, S-W Marshall St.—Mora 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 278-5641 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2790 278-2451 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lilllai* Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-<-PhylUs 278-6161 ST2-5594 ——278-5006 Fritz VanAken, 65 t. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 ___278-5S35 278-4242 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4159 278-4029 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello 278-6693 278-4424 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly- _278-5033 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — - 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER - John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 IT.': - fT •• .m The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PP AV 1^ juL?!i -A lO —I PE/ toss FRSDERICX H. WESK5 QUALITY SPRHia PRDDUCTS, COLD;VAi£R, UiCHLGAri PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting liotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 279-9428 VIZ 49036 �"He PTofits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 12^ 1966 The eighth step in the election of a new member is as follows: After permission to do so has been secured from the proposed new member the Secretary shall notify each member of the club by means of a written or printed communication, giving the name of the proposed candidate, the firm represented and the classification under which he is proposed for membership. On Tuesday, the following members were absent: Bovee, Burandt, Davidson, Farst, Kennedy, Kerr, Klein, McKeith, Norm Koore, Nagle, Sebald, Skinner, Teeter, Thompson, and Weeks. There were nine early leavers, A visiting Rotarian was Lee Thompson of Lima, Ohio, a Past District Governor. notary's International new President is Richard L. Evans of Salt Lake City. He was born in 1906 and comes from a line of English, Scotch and Welsh ancestors who came to Salt Lake City with the early Mormons. He was educated at the University of Utah and spent some time studying in England. He is engaged in radio and television and has published eleven books and has written a syndicated column for newspapers. He is a Mormon and is a member of "The Quorum of Twelve" of Mormon Church, He has been President of his club, District Governor and is now Rotary International President. His Rotary Ann is Alice and they have four sons. He has for many years been producer of the oldest continuing radio broadcast from the Salt Lake City Tabernacle. On Tuesday, President Fred played a recording outlining the 10 objectives that President Evans has set for his Rotary year. On Tuesday, Ken Leavenworth presented Professor McClelan of Tri-State College. He showed a U.S. Navy film outlining sea power as a factor in the defense program. This was an excellent film and up-to-date. Next week Bill Bobier will present Tom Collins, City Manager, who will bring us up-to-date on city affairs. In the July ROTARIAN read the article, "It's a Wonderful Worldful of Service." Your editor had a week of fishing, hibernation and rest. An island is a good place to get away from telephones, television, radio and newspapers, and is recommended. The average American woman is not old at 40. In fact she isn't even 40. Ray Mulchahey liV - You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER GUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetda/, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Epitcepal Pariih House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuetday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturgei Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Craig Sebold ★ OFFICERS BY Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams ELECTION — 1965.1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory JOHN KLEIN Treosurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTreos. Dircclort: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Public Relotions—Ray Pitts Pol Regular—First Thursday of each month BOB NAGLE, Director Buyor'Seller Relotions— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations— Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupoiik President Rotary Intenrational Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Four-Way Test- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Generol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evantton, Illinois Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Inlernalional Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Trade Associations- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sv/eet Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Soton Bovec, Cn., James Skinner Carlo Helkklnen, Ch., Bill Bebier, Ch., Cron Wllcox 26-Olrn May—1966 3—Seton Dally 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm SERVICE Moore 16—Howard Teeter CHARLES BACON, Director June-1966 (Rotary F'datloo Int.) 23-Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno International Information- 7—Torg Skobo Weeks French 14—Ken 21 ~M. Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose 7—John Kennedy 14—John July~1966 Visosky 5—A. 21—Craig Sebold Dick BIringer, Ch., Fred Necr 26—Kolth Peorce January—1966 Andrews 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wllcox SONG LEADERS SPECIAL EVENTS STAG 18—Albert Butlerfieid 25—Corroll Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen Duone Dovidson Folfer 12—K. leavenworth 19-Wm. Bebier 28—Harold Goodholm Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., leavenworth McKeith 28—Carlo Helkklnen December—1965 International Student Profeels— Bovec 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Bornes International Conlaclt- Mork 26—A. lyon 5—Will Couiiiord French, Ch., Corroll 19-R. Hawley IP—Jomes Skinner Boyd Wiggins Dick 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Toupalik April-1966 October—1965 Student Guests- Youth- (World Undersl'ng int.) 29—Ralph 7—Wm. Klaos 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chat Allemter Awards — 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick BIringer September—1965 Diek Moore, Ch., Webb Treat March-1966 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon C. Patterson Bob Rumscy BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ★ Community Sofetv- Scholarship, Student leans. Sorgeonl-at-Arm»—Bob Howley, Ch. ^ Special—At the call of the President 3-Ray Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. ★ Paul Thompson Magazine—Carroll Barnes Program—Fred Anderson 22—Fritz Von Aken August—1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Rural Urban— Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- M. A. McKeith John Walker Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist February—1966 COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Rotary Magozine DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such es ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the delolls. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmen—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Alleinier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kalhryn —..278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth __._.278-5358 Carroll L. Bornos, 265 Hull St.—Margaret ____.278-8006 Charles Bocon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-6321 278-2682 .__..278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ...278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theimn Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro WIford Couiiiord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avs.-Dorolhy Olio Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille NAME Address end Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mortho Wni. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy.. Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Roth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2854 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta RIchord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-2990 ..278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Albert Feller, 95 N. Hanchett Sf.-Charlofte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ..278-5318 RIchord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonnc 278-2587 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore— 278-6517 Carlo Heikklncn, 91 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison- Lake—Barbara E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 279-9266 278-8909 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 276-4115 —278-8840 278-8536 279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken Leavonworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margorot--767-7508 278-4466 278-5234 Phone No. 278-5790 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 —278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Molchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo.......278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Necr, 203 W. Chicoga—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth ......278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. .Chicago Sr.—Mabel. ...278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert B. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Cralg Ssbold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita ST2-5594 ..278-5006 .-278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E.-Chicago St.—Louise 278-5843 Jumes R. Skinner, R. 4, Sronson—Olive .369-9092 Torg Skobe, 155 t^orrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie..-..278-6316 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzanno— 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2~Glodys 278-5585 278-4243 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bcalrieo of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo.. Warron Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMotne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CelIa Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl Sf.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie ... HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzera 278-5091 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen _____278-63t 1 ;^T£^ fO ,o 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Koltz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— •$.] M —I FHZ:):.RICK H. ROTARY CLUB 279-5094 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Id l?EG PUBLISHED BY Phone No. 278-4350 WESKS quam;v CQLD.VA.Ei<, MiCiiiJAN inc. 47J36 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 1 1 i July 5, 1966 Subbing for a sub is about as low as a fella can sink, but it appears that both Ray and his first line sub, Cran Wilcox, are on vacation this week so we were nominated by Prez Fred to do the honors. Here goes, but don't say we didn't warn you. First of all, we think the Club should strike a medal for Doris Fox for enduring a half-century with such a mean, ornery and stubborn cuss as Ray. Kidding aside, they are celebrating their 50th anniversary this weekend without fanfare—Just in case you didn't know. Next Tuesday's program will be a movie on U.S. sea power, with Ken Leavenworth as chairman and Prof. John W. McClellan, of Tri-State, assisting. This week's program was right down our alley, calling attention to the sad condition of thousands of miles of Michigan's state, county, township, city and village roads and streets. The speaker was Alice E. Donnel, Branch County coordinator of the Michigan Good Roads Federation, which has a program to alter the situation. Bert Faller was program chairman, and Tom Collins must be credited "with an assist. Bob Doll, St. Charles student sent to Camp Emory by Coldwater Rotary, gave a report of lessons learned. He stressed several good points, including the fact that an able leader is one who Judges a man by his ability to perform rather than by his color, creed, etc. Note to golfing members: Still room for another local foursome for district tourney to be played at Point-0'-Woods in Benton Harbor. Sign up with Duke before July 15. Tuesday's visitors: Nels Weber and Glen Barnett of Bronson; L. K. Juoda of Marshall; John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio; Karl Darkey of Battle Creek; and the tne iiev*. Rev*. William wiiiiam ijianaing, Blanding, new new Mernoaisr Methodist pasxor pastor ana and aa g guest of George Pierce. Missing faces: Bent, Burandt, Dean, Farst, Goodholm, H Heikkinen, Klein, Laney, R. Loose, Norm Moore, Russ Moore, Mulchahey, ulchahey, Mel Rice, Putnam, Skinner, Clyde Williams, Wilcox, and Doug Woodward. Sobering Thought; Freight-car loadings were down to 10 per cent last month, while consumption of alcohol was up 22 per cent, proving that more people are getting loaded than freight-card. (Note to Norm—We do read the Herald) Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Unton Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK ~ Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyiine Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. -Ci ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendonce—Craig Sebafd * OFFICERS BY ELECTION - FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE 1965-1966 President Viee-Presidenf Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treosurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Scc'y-Treos. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, John Etsweiler. Classiflcatlen—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Club Bulletin—Roy Mulehahey Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Magazine—Carroll Bill Bebier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Sergeont-ol-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumscy President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Dick French, Ch., Carroll Barnes International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworl Trade Assoelaticns- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 23—Fred Weeks French June-1966 Inf.) 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 28—Carlo Heikklnen 7—John Kennedy July-1966 5-A. Foller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 28—Harold Goodholm January—1966 Andrews leavenworth 21-M. McKelfh 14—John Visosky 4—Harry Joseph Occupational Information— Richard R. Bueknell, Sturgis, Michigan 31—John Dean Teeter 30—Dick Bovce 24—Reo Goodwin 21—Croig Sebold Rotary Foundotlon— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Moore December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Mark Kerr 9—Norm (Rotory F'datien Internotionol Student Projects- Howard Teeter, Ch., 2—Robert 16—Howord Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bcft Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupolik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Four-Way Test- SERVICE International Contacts- Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director Competitor Relations— Dally Youth- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Mav-1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olin Moore 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Coulllard Boyd Wiggins Potferson 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox Aprll-1966 Visit October—1965 Student Guests- Buyer-Soller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 14—Gus Burondl 28—Chet Allemier Awards — 808 NAGLE, Director ★ 7-Wni. Klaas 21—Governor Morch-1966 1—Horvey Bent (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupolik September—1965 Scholarship, Student Loans, Public Relations—Ray Pitts Special—At the call of the President Corlo Helkkinen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Program—Fred Anderson at 12:00 noon 31—Duke Davidson Ruroi Urban- Barnes Membership—Keith Pearee, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday of eoch month Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagic Crippled ChildrenM. A. McKeilh John Wolker Pat 3—Roy Pills Community Safety— 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Seton Bovec, Cn., James Skinner Rotary inlormotion—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 18—Albert Bultcrficld 25—Corroll Bornes Duane Dovidson STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Magozino LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoref Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilnia Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfho Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-5790 273-8840 278-8536 278-4222 278-6603 278-6086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 „_278-2854 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Wooster Treat, R. 3, Ccldwater lake—Sozanno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5554 278-5585 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fied H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlee 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Jackson-Vero John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 278-2947 Harold Mcknight, Coldwafor St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annetlo 278-6769 Richord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 279-9492 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirflsid Dr.—Lucille —...278-6598 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne ...278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-6517 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mobel —278-2790 Mol Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson-Ullion ST2-5594 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago Si.—Louise Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jnmes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 5. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison loko—Borbara 278-5475 278-5318 279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen. 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Hcirry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-678B Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan— Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine— 278-5512 — 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 ..278-6161 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Mr^rrison lake—Rita-.—.—278-8318 Douglos Woodward, R. I, Coldwafer—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly.— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie... Janean — Art Lyon, IT Park Pl.-Etzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva.. John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen -FOR PE.AC 1 FRSDERICK H. ffSEKS TE.MFLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 278-6311 ..278-5412 .278-6730 ! P R ;ai,¥M.itrmc 0®0 of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESD-A.Y, 12:15 P. M. ___279-942B 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4029 278-2612 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 279-5094 278-4159 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma V/orren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwoler—laMoino Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ceiia Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-4243 278-4191 278-6278 __278-5078 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jonq Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Valerie. 279-9471 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-2710 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ELK'S 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Harold Coddlngton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Albert Feller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 279-9551 „„_278-5358 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ciara Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma NAME Address ond Relory Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude QUALITY SPR£:iG PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Jvti?; .?3c. Px'C^raia lihalrma Ml&r hai; lined vcp >ilss Ali-j^s vho >sl3l pat on a Highway Safety Prog^aiSii aasi3t3d hy Tom "Clean Socks'* ColliasoThis Weeks We bad mrletTi palcht-ltudSp a taatall'ilng giiapse of upe-omlng shotftliae at the Tibblts, tnd a "%hmk you" from a seon-to-be coedo Then Al Gltece reviewed Olite:-s yigotnus $10»000,C00 ■ts^llding progm; and %Wxt yjj.tque Comffiunlty ilducatlou progt-as :.?sacblcg fOO areas alxeadyo All this la oO minutes, Pseslden.' Fi'ed \mtomii3g admlmbiy oa his solo flSghii. Cnss'isj Kitty Aaalr^ oiii' ssftoxe.rsuip avayd. wlH5ier to referred %c) Frms tha Tibbltss 1/iPiy CeiTleo, Bob Ylslticg fiotarlaass CpsH of the Beiryldeaia Powell, and Betty Barlondo Dale Blory, Goshea Indiana Jim Karr, Mansfield, Ohio Mei Rosss ladiasapolls, Indiana SnylojE*, Branson, Michigan Wopds of "Wisdom" from Uacls Gullys "The real fight over fluerirlation to eoat^ol tosth dsray is net flttCJlds hat water Stselft The pifoblem Is th® thw City forees cn u3o We zl-mll all Join and fi^OnJa •ccspulsory aateration'u We duty-bound to abolish city wat«sifoH£3-«th«!i.? product is highly coutrovi^raisl and the: very exlstsnt's unconatltutlnna^.o be can't prove fluoride iriil nist tns ptj^a as claiassd^ but ws can prove the water un just pat a mil in a giaas ef it and see for ytmrsclfc If ii dees that to a aall, imaglnt the damage to your plumblagt ^ , They claim fluoridation Is soclalisajo But suroly the eity-MSwaed water system Is clearly out and out soei&liem.r Haw many free enterprise water stores arft there in Coldwater? Its edsa aasertod fluorldatloa benefits seme, but not all. Ho^ sueh more t?ue of mteri Many cltlseas consider the sUff fit only for chil'l:re& and the iestnuteo Tet our officials Insist on supplying It to the Alicia city.. Why ahcnild everyone ba for^.ed to drink vs^,ter just because some mooney professor insists its good for yo'iagstars? If their want th.em to have it, that^a their pioblmv-let ^ers buy thel^c Oim resem)i5^> Or If they laslut on both water ths fluorldation, pit ^ero on the Coldwater State Home waiting list-— they've got both there." iSiCisn. Is part, ivm Jim Wn^#'t» Dilles Daily Sews, via Araciitaa rental Ass<K?i&tlQn3 Vot tir. Moonbeam McSwlue Mutchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 6 ALBION — Parkor Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe —• Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Allendonce—Cralg Sebold ★ OFFICERS BY Classiflcollon—Duke Davidson, Ch. ELECTiON - President Vice-President Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Fred Culy, Fellowship—Ken Leavenworih, Ch. Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist * BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 noon -*• DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretory, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgis, Michigan SERVICE Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose 16—Howard Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Howord Teeter, Ch., 30—Dick French 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 28—Carlo Meikktnen July-1966 5-A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworih 19—Wm. SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wllcox 18—Albert Bulterfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogazlne Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pcarce Jonuary—1966 4—Harry Joseph Mork Andrews leavenworih 21-M. McKeltb 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June-1966 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- Weeks 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebald Rotary Foundation— Four-Woy Test— Teeter 23—Fred December—1965 Dick Biringor, Ch., Fred Ncer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean Kerr (Rotory F'dalion Int.) International Student Proieets— Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International INTERNATIONAL International Information- Competitor Relations- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupaiik INTERNATIONAL 2—Robert 9—Norm Moore Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Buyer*Seller Relations— Special—At the coll of the President Barnes BovcQ 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 International Contacts— BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Dick French, Ch., CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 3—Sefon 26-Olln Daily Youth- Carroll May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Boyd Wiggins Sergeant-al*Arms—Bob Howtey, Ch. Bob Rumsey 26—A. Lyon S-WIII Ceulllard 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Patterson Regular—First Thursday of each month C. Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox 19-R. Hawley October—1965 Student Guests- Rotory Information—les Wise, Ch. 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 28—Chct Allemier Awards — Public Rolations—Ray Pitts Apirl-1966 21—Governor Visit Scholarship, Student Loans, Program—Fred Anderson Pol 7-Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Roy Fox (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupaiik September—1965 Rural Urban- Barnes 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15-Robert Yingling 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Hoikkinen, Ch., March—1966 24—Robert Nagle Cirppled ChildrenM. A. McKeith John Wolker Mogozino—Carroll Poul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17~Clyde Williams Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey 1—les Wise 8—Conrod Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 3—Ray Pitts Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Poul Thompson Community Safety— Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ Directors: John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965*1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE February—1966 OF LADIES' NITE-Wob Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committoe to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Mciple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrev/s, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Moriorio 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean _..__...278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-5386 — _278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfiold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thalma ._-278-2854 Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jockson-Vera 278-2990 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho.. V/m. Klctos, 489 Morse St.—Mary ... 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Pafriclo H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grartd St.—Dorothy 279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworih, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margoret 767-7503 Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4—Ruth „_278-2261 MIHord A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Riehord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-5078 279-9492 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys... 278-6278 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 VV. Pierce St.—Susan Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lone—Jane 278-2818 Arner Olson, 340 Grand St—Rctho 279-9360 Tom Collins, 13 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy 278-5234 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo— 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgcinoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille— .—278-6593 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchctf St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris _278-5313 Riehord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Suzonne 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore......278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Erneslino Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groco 278-5512 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroino 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia— Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel. 278-6322 278-6161 .278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Cronef St.—Phyllis Croig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita .JJ78-5006 278-8318 Ale! Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—LIU,ian ST2-5594 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suianna 278-5554 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann_____278-5585 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sora 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-BeafrIce Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyllss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshol! St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie 278-5033 278-6393 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth HONORARY MEMBERS Janean ---__a^,:_-___278-5091 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Harry Joseph, 383 James R, Skinner, 369-9092 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen 278-6783 R. 4, Bronson—Olive Howard K. Swart, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva.. The COLDWATER P FESVl-; Rotary REFLECTOR FGF PEAC FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRUJa PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6693 278-4424 276-M33 279-9428 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Ch-cogo St.—l-ouise N. Hud.son St.—Qulnn 273-4029 276-2612 278-3238 Torg Skobo, 155 t^orrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-4159 278-2710 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara—278-8909 Phone No. ...278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �Jimfe 239 19^ The follO¥iBg Etta has beea proposed for Eemhership la the Clubs Joha Sel^ Piersoue His major elassifisatioa Is Business Ser^ieeg and his miner elassiflotion is Collection and Credit Service« Any ohjectlQn to this proposal should he filed la writing wlthla ten days with Ernest Luses, Secretary of the Club® �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. mumi CaJle Hr -tfUI brifig m A1 AssisUot cfa th& Ps-esldent of Olivet Colle^^o Oux' 5!>-50 sch»>.arship sakss this of spec^jsd Ijstefestr. fotg Sfebo iutrodaesd Bay Ballawdl Gf Battle TOS ^Keith woa the "seegar") Mrc i^preseaUog the outliaod this ^Aiasitens os ^Ixeels" D?^ga£issti§ai, inelBdios details of their aatiOTau coKClave C1S»CXK> stsroag) tiaat has now started in Cadillac# Klehigaao This rA'Oup has a ^ell-m-asd rep^tatles for r^BposalHs taYiagemsnt asad o^mtioao Le^t year iti® local sneajcjiaent at ■sfsnt tha extm lalXe and eres left a nise ca^ FalFgro^aads to the BfEi-nch CotKsiy Boy Scouts^ A1 tfiler a2d Uoyd millpa^ Broasoni Kel Rassj, Xadiaaapolis-, Chsl Di^r and dobij. SX^'sli^ nsciltOQ# QMOo Agi) to Clah La^idBrshiu passed AJi - Fred to. FrLd atid ise 3!:-<iTt aaothe^r .. it hring£ tis hie (Tw'a 'miuue Sota.^ Sa^sh presideiil . . etind of l^ader^Jhip^ ittterestSs asd philosophy# so the Ciuh Is enr^V'hsd 3«d our ctrfsaa-riV^ heisefitao Prosid^at Fred has indeed %Uom\ vis etot^gh a year ??lth hlB special tec^iiiqnss aad sptod vith Uls ir^t. "brand of mEo^o .' nd to iBCiMalng Pr^sidtBt Fr^ ean ail pledge lispport-—and %hm deliw itc ?e:.haps a ssnten'ce froD. Scej^elary Kr*iie''s 8t?alghtfom.iK!. report m ths 1966 Uotaify InterK&tioaal Coaveatlan host h\ms it up» e&d emsl^ well repeat^sd weehe ''Fred# ^ife£.t eaa I do tf- ht-lp yen aritl our Sotary Gluh prcipasiE?*' wm Gm'f^s EBXTORtAX KORICBB^ 'If thars's az?ytl%isg 1 cfttCj it's a, day ifiien 1 saaeonfe t^ly irritating to gripe ahmit-^sao to thiah . Bhcnt lt«"that's lay gripe fox today*'' Feel hs^ttsr already.. Read today ahoat tJie three sympt&uE to loofe for to ses If ftsttleg oXdo lo Zo Ar« you gettlug for^etfol.? let's see - eauH seea to reesXl the other Crsfi iviXcos Snh fe^x *Bj?'hle'S8 S^roi^zrs You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House -- Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. it ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri*State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Meihodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sebald ★ Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-president Secretary Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchohey OFFICERS BY ELECTION - FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox * BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month at 12:00 neon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President ★ President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Intcmatlonal George R. Means, Evanston, llllneis Governor, 636 Ditt., Rotary Inlemallonol Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan 9—Norm SERVICE Bob Tingling, Ch., Bob Loose 23—Fred 30—Dick Mark Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet July-1966 5-A. 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorco January—1966 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes Duane Davidson Falter 12—K. leavenworth 28—Harold Goodholm Andrews leavenworth 28—Carlo Heikkinen 7—John Kennedy KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 14—Ken 21-M. McKeith 14—John Visosky SONG LEADERS Trode Associations- 7—Torg Skabo Weeks French 21—Cralg Scbala Rotary Foundation— Howord Teeter, Ch., Juno—1966 December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Teeter (Rotory F'dation Int.) intemalienal Student Preiecti— Four-Woy Test- 31—John Deon Moore 16—Howord Boveo 24—Reo Goodwin 2—Robert Kerr International Information- Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Russell Moore, Ch., Don Sliorno Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 19—James Skinner International Contacts- Wcs Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- Mav-1966 26-Olin Dolly CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Couillord Barnes INTERNATIONAL 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 12—George Pierce French, Ch., Carroll Sergeont-at-Arms-Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumscy April-1966 October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Dick (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 14—Gus Burondi Student Guests- Pot Patterson 22—Ray Fox 21—Governor Visit 28-Chet Allcmler Scholarship, Student loans, Youth- 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringor 15—Robert Yingling 7—Wm. Klaas Dick Moore, Cli., Webb Treat Rotory Information—Les Wise, Ch. March—1966 September—1965 Rural Urban- Barnes Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Mrs. Groce Poltorson — Organist Carlo Hoikklnan, Ch., M. A. McKeith John Walker 1—les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Frifx Van Aken 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- Fellowship—Ken leavenworlh, Ch. Magaxine—Corroll Poul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Seton Bevce, Ch., James Skinner Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Progrom—Fred Anderson Nagic, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Etsweilcr. August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Community Sofety— Membership-Keith Pearce, Ch. ★ Feb^ery—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogazlne LADIES' NiTE-Web Treat The above it our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Chorles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. BenI, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 __278-2682 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Morgoret- Seton Bovec. 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burardt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmci Harold Coddlngfon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278.6033 278-8086 ,,278-5386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma John Klein, Box 148—Patrieio-- 279-9551 Wm. Kloas, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-6501 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 3. 767-7508 Tekonsha—Margaret 278-5891 278-4486 278-2B54 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetto Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweM Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila— Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Gfoce B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virglnto Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Olin Dolly, 61 Mapie Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 3? Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6054 278-2818 _.278.8609 278-5909 „278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Chorlotfe 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris „,278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278.2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison lake—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson Sf.-Qulnn 278-6788 278-8536 H. Vincent Kernstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-5234 Jackson-Vcra 278-5790 278-8840 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Kenneth Pufnom, 11 E. Chicago-St.—Mabel 278-2261 ,-278.2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 ,-278-5512 279-9360 ..278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 278-6161 Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church Sf.—Morion — 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Trcot, R. 3. Coldwoter Lake-Susanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glady8 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Torg Skubo, 155 Norfows Rd., tf. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Jomes R. Skinner, 369-9092 Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwafer—LoMoine 278-6693 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Nololle 278-6393 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colio 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-^33 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter-Ruth 279.9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly_______,278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 tyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Jonean,,., Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen Rotary REFLECTOR FOR PEACE WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLD'&'ATER, HICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldiuater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 The COLD WATER FREDERICK He 278-4243 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian— _„ST2-S594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 276-5006 Craig Scbald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita— —278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chlcojjo St.—Louise 276-5842 R. 4, Bronson—Olive NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 49036 .278-5091 __-278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater. Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JUNE 7, 1966 Les K'ise has scheduled a Rctary information session for Monday evening, June 20, ' 1966. There is to be a dinner at Stulcey's Inn at 6:30 p.m. All new Rotarians, cheir Rolary /\nns, the sponsors of the new members and the Rotary Anns of the sponsors aiid the past Presidents and their Rotary /vnns are to be guests of the ciub. attend. Here is a cliance to learn more about PsOtary and everyone invited should Chuck ifcodward has been elected to the Camping and Activities Comniittes of District t'O, 3 of tne Nottawa Trails Couiicil Eoy Scouts. Also Chairman of Organisation and Exceiision Chairman is Harold Goodholm and Cranston Wilcox is to be Finance Chairman. On luesday, June 7 a joint meeting of the old and new Board of Directors was held, fhe old Board finishing out the yearly club business and the new taking over. The old Board heard that the city is to build the toilets at the Rotary Park Boat •.aunching site this summer and the club made good on its pledge of $800 toward this ;^r yiect. '^e new Board approved the granting of five Summer High School Scholarships to High Scnool students who would otherwise not be able to attend. It was als.? decided to assist financially with the expenses of a 4-H Group which is going to Washington, O.C. this summer, jt is hoped that a club history can be done this year and if anyone has anything that might help in carrying out this project Jlease let Ernie Luse know about it. Here is a chance for some ox the Old Timers to dig back and see wiiat they can come up with. Ernie Luse and his Rotary Ann are apparently the only ones attending the Rotary C.onvention in Denver, Your editor has said in the past, says Jiow and will say iii tne future, tnat the club should pay the expenses of some of the club officers wiio s.'iould attend. Smaller cluus do it, why can't vve? i:\i Tuesday, Mac McKeith presented Hal liunn of WTVB and Ed Geiman who explained about the new cable TV now being installed in Coldwater and huw it will operate. Next week ken Leavenworth will present Charles Bristol who will discuss the use of computers in accounting and how tiiis equipment can be adapted to various businesses. It should be interesting. Members will recall that several months ago a matching scholarship was offered to the club oy Olivet College, If the club would make a grant the college would match it lor the use of a student from Coldv.'ater, Kitty Adair, a graduating Senior, has been selected to receive this scholarship. She has been very active in High School activities aaid, of course, was very pleased (even tickK-d) to receive this scholar ship. Then there was the minister who said, "I pray for all." The lawyer said, "1 litigate for all," Th'c~dbcTb3r~said',~''I~prescribe fo^r^all," The other guy said, "i pay for all." ~ —- - - Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Unton Church - Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIILSDALE — Episcopal Porlth House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. t! ALBION - Parker inn - Thurtday, 12:15 M. STURGIS Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUR COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boyi' and Giris' Week- Attendance—Craig Sebald * FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-Presldent Club Bulletin-Ray Mulchohoy ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary ELECTION - JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiier. Magazine—Carroll Barnes Rural Urban- Scholarship, Student Loons, Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox DIRECTORS MEETINGS □t 12:00 noon ^Speclol—At the coll oF the President ★ Carroll Sergeant-ot-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. Bob Rumsey Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Bornes SERVICE 16—Howard Teeter Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno International Information- Bob YInglIng, Ch., Bob loose Occupational Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet SONG 7—Torg Skobo 5-A. Faller 12—K. leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wlleox 18—Albert Botlerfield 25—Carroll Bornes Duane Davidson Kolkklnon July-1966 28—Horold Goodholm LEADERS Leovenworlh 28—Carlo 14—John Visosky 21—Crolg Sebold KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Worron Williams June—1966 14—Ken January-1966 4—Horry Joseph Mark Andrews Rumsey 21-M. McKcith 7—John Kennedy Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Weeks French December—1965 International Student Projects— Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotary F'datlon Inf.) 23-Fred 30—Dick Internotionol Contacts- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Trade 3—Seton 10—Roy Potlorson 17—Robert 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Wcs V/ilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Four-Woy Test- May-1966 Dolly November—196S INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands George R. Meons, Evonston, Illinois 26-OIin Dick French, Ch.. Pol Patterson President Rotary International Couillard Youth- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik General Secretory, Rotory Inlemational 5—Will Mooro 19—R. Howley 26—A. Lyon 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Employer-Employee Relations— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Competitor Relalloni— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL April—1966 October—1965 Student Guests- Public Relations—Roy Pitts Regular—First Thursday of eoch month C. Awards — Program—Fred Anderson (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Rolph Toupalik 7—Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Dick Mooro, Ch., Webb Treat Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Ray Fox September-1965 M. A. McKeith Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Mrs. Groce Pollerson — Organist BOARD OF Carlo Hcikkinen, Ch,, John Walker 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert YInglIng 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- Fellowship-Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. March—1966 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle Scion Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Rotary Information—Ics Wise, Ch. ★ 3—Ray Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Sofoly— John Dean, Clyde Williams BY 1—Los Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Akon August—1965 Fritz Van Akon, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1965-1966 OFFICERS February-1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Rotary Magazine STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to chongo dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as ladies' Night, moy appoint a eommiflce to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chotrman—Telephone — 278*6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chc.ster L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth : Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor' Rd.—Marjorie— Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Solon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo. Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-5386 278-5891 .278-4486 278-2654 Jackson-Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridciemoor Rd,—Valerie. John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Chorlolfe Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris Rithord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 273-5475 278-5318 278-2537 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth 279-9266 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-4115 278-6788 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mory H. Vincent Kornitlen, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tckonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth - 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldv/ater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Richard D. AAoore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 278-6278 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Reiha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace, 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, 70 N. Spragus—Virginia— __278-634l 278-6322 Kenneth Putnam, 111. CFTIeago St.-^Mobol._ 278-2790 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Mnl Rice, ST2-S594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis—— Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobe, 155 Morrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Fritz VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann_—278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CelIa Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nalallo Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— 369-9092 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowhrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dcugherty—Grefehon Janean • The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR JU^'IO FRSDSRECK PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-5006 276-8318 278-5842 278-6316 R. 4, Bronson—Olive ■A. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-6161 1W3 KIbby Rd., Jockson—Lillian James R. Skinner, 278-4350 278-8942 278-6850 767-7508 278-6501 Milford A. McKcith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight,. Coldwater St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annelta Frod Neer, 203 W. Chlcago-Ernesiine Phone No. __278-4222 278-2261 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Address and Rotary Ann Howard M, Teotcr, 156 Church St.—Marion 276-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia NAME Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAY 31, 196q On Tuesday, Ray Fox as Program Chairman presented Rotarian Carlo Jeikkinen our , Superintendent of Schools and Bill Wilson a member of the School Board, Tliey dis cussed the need for mere funds tc operate the Coldwater Schools. The election coming up on June 13 v.ill elect two members to the Board of Education. It will also deal with an increase of millage by four nills to a total of eight mills for 1967 and 1968. iZ also provides for a bond issue of $280,000 for conpleting, furnishi^'g and equipping the new Junior High School, Three of the four mills increase will be used for increases in salaries for teachers. This increase is necessary if Coldv.ater is to be able to keep good teachers, VOTE YES on both propositions. Absent were Bent, Andrews, Burandt, Collins, Endicott, Joseph, Leavenworth, Laney, McKeith, Molitor, Norm Moore, Russ Moore, Hagle, Neer, K. Pearce, Putnam, A1 Rice, Mol Rice, Skinner, Treat and Yingling, There were eight early leavers. Guest Rotarians were Nelson iVeber of Bronson, John Elwell and Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio, Mell Ross of Indianapolis and Mike Ralston of South Gate, California, iv'alt Balcolm was also a guest. Our attendance average for April was 92.04 which places us 4th in comparable clubs. Average attendance for District No. 656 was 87.32-5, Reading had two 100% meetings and Litchfield, I'Jhite Pigeon, Burr Oak, Constantine, Hillsdale and Vicksburg each had one 100% meeting. The following dates concern Rotary clubs: June 25, District Assembly at Jackson June 26, District Assembly at Kalamazoo July 25, District Golf Tournament at Point-O-Woods Country Club at Benton Harbor Tiie Lansing Club celebrated its 50th /uiniversary on June 2, It has established five clubs during that time; Ionia, St. Johns, Grand Ledge, Haslett, Okemos and East Lansing. Step No. 7 in electing a new member is as follows: The proposer, accompanied by a member or members of the Rotary Information Committee of the club, shall fully inform the proposed member of the privileges aiid responsibilities of membership in a Rotary Club, and shall secure the oral or written permission of the proposed member to publish his name to the membership of the club. Our newest member is Fredrick A. Hough, the Administrator of the Community Health Center. He lives at 570 South Sprague Road with his Rotary Ann Janet. They have four children, Fred age 7, Allen age 5, Joe age 2 and Sarah 1 montli old. Did you ever stop to think of the job which is done at Rotary International Head quarters at 1600 Ridge Street, Evanston, It must have on its staff people who ca:i handle the lai'iguages of the clubs around th^ world and also the wide variety of currencies which are used in their operation. Rotary worldwide has grown 58% in its global operations in the last ten years. There are now over 12,300 clubs with 590,000 members in 132 countries. A practical young man couldn't afford a summer suit so he had his winter one wrinkled. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVULE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. t! ALBION - Porker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Diroctor TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY Classification—Ouke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams ElECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON Pre»idont Vice.Pre$ident ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEIIER Asst. Sec'y-Treos. Carlo Helkkinen, Ch., Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Roy Pitts BOARD OF Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Dick French, Ch., C. P. H. TEENSTRA — Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Inlernationoi Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgts, Michigon Carroll Barnes VOCATIONAL SERVICE International Information- Mark Weeks French June—1966 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken Leovenworth 21-M. McKeith 28—Carlo Helkkinen July-1966 Visoskv 5—A. 12—K. 21—Croig Sebald 28—Harold Goodholm Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeler, Ch., 31—John Doon Teelor 7—John Kennedy 14—John Andrews KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Faller Leovenworth 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce January—1966 SONG LEADERS Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willioms 23—Fred 30—Dick International Student Projects- Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Trade Associations- 16—Howard Russell Moore, Ch,, Don Shorno Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Occupational Informotlon— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey (Rotory F'dotion Int.) International Contacts- Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Four-Way Test— Dolly 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Bert Feller, Ch,, Ralph Toupalik President Rotary International May-1966 November—1965 INTERNATIONAL Competitor Relations— INTERNATIONAL 26-Olln Moore Hawley 26—A. Lyon Couillard 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 5-Will Youth- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 19-R. 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Bob Rumsey Special—At the coil of the President 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Student Guests- Sorgeont-ot-Armt—Bob Hawley, Ch. at 12:00 noon April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chef Allemier Awards — Pet Potterson Regulor—First Thursday of ooch month 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. ★ DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7-Wm. Kioas Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Rolph Toupalik September—1965 Rural Urban- Barnes 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKellh Magazine—Carroll Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Von Aken March-1966 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children- John Walker Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. John Efswetler. 3—Ray Pills Seton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner FelJowthip—Ken leovenworlh, Ch. 22—Fritz August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul' Thompson Community Sefety— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Croig Sobald ★ February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Weodword Rotary Magazine Duano Davidson LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above it our program schedule for the Rotary Year 196S-1966. If you wish to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, tuch as ladies' Night, may appoint a commilteo to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotor—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn ____.278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-2682 - Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ...278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-2854 Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jockso n—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 ..278-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdqemoor Rd.—Volcrle John Elsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.-lucllle Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte ..278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 ...278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ..278-5318 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy Olln Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 279-9471 278-2818 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth 278-2587 .—.278-^17 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn 278-8840 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.-Mary Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave,—Jeon Wifliom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Albert Butterfield, 31 Phone No; 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5358 -.278-6621 Corroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma 279-9266 278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. luso, R. R. 4-Rolh 767-7508 278-2261 Harold McKnlght, Coldwoler St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Ccirlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Ilia 278-5078 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Relha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth 278-6161 Mel Rice, Kibby Rd,, Jackson-Lillion. ST2-S594 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rllo.. ...278-8318 Torg Skabe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie - Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .__278-2947 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 George H, Pierce, ^0 N. Sprogue—Virginio 278-6322 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel 1903 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Address and Rotary Anrt 278-5006 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ani»__. Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 276-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone-Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Leslie Woodward. 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Janeon Art Lyon^ 11 Pork Pl.-Elicro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Daughetry—Gretchen See. 3< PRAY COLDWATER, MICHIGAN of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2612 Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— FREDERICK H, WEEKS quality spring PUBLISHED BY 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 Clyde Willioms, R. R. l-Wilmo Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth PGR PEACE ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.-Phyllis Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshcll St.—Gertrude 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �f "He PTojits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 24 On Tuesday Pveo Goodwin as program chairman presented Deputy Sheriff Joe Keigt who outline the rules regarding boat operation and the principles of boat and v;atcr safety. There was a question, and answer period after his presentation. Absent were Bacon, Bovee, Burandt,Endicott, Kerr, Koinstein, Loose, McKeith Moiitor, R.Moore, Mulchahey, Patterson, Mel Rice and Shomo. Tnere iv-ere fourteen early leavers, this number along with the absentees meant 28 members who did not hear the program. This must have been precty discour aging for the speaker, Howard Swan and John Visjsky both win "seegars", Howard called and stated that he believed the Barbary apes on GiLralter had organized a new Rotary Club and John said th at it was organized on Gibralter, They read the Rotarian. On page 25 of the Ju/ie Rotarian is a report of the Tenafly New Jersey Rotary Club which iias 48 members.The report gives the various activities in which the club was involved for the year 1965. Chech Coldwater Rotary against the list of 25comraunity projects in v/?iich the club was active. See how Coldv/ater Rotary st a cks up.Our club has had :irny projects in the past most of which have been the giving of financial aid or tiie puchase of equipment for diffeerent organization. Gee how many you can list. Have we as a club done what the com munity expects of a Rotary Club ? Step No. 6 in the election a member: If the classification and membership com mittees have reported adversely upon the n.ame oi the newly proposed mem.ber and this has been sustained by the board of directors the proposer shal be so not ified by the secretary. If the classification and membership committees have reported!favorably and the board has sustained this action the secretary shall so notify tlie proposer. Read the article "The Three R's of Adulthood in the June Rotarian, It causes^ one to ST-op and think at this time of yoar when youngscars and young adults are graduating from high school and college. Next week Ray Fox as programm chain.ian will present a Rotarian Carlo Heikkenein who will discuss the need for additional millage for the school operation. ' •' .V i. It will help your editor if the members will let him know in advance what the programm will be for the week that they are providing it. It took 7 telephone calls today to find out was coming up for next week, PLEASE HELPIIII!!! To many the leaps of impulse are considerably greater than the bounds of reason. - • -7^,- - — Ray Mulchahey ' - You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 6 ALBION — Parkor Inn — Thoridoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episeepal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVilLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CiTY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH, COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Aitendonce—Craig Scbald ★ OFFICERS BY FRED CULY - President FRED ANDERSON Viee-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweilcr. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. Mogozine—Corroll BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupoiik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kioos P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Four-Woy Test— General Secretary, Rotary internotlonal George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internallona! Richard R. Bucknelf, Sturgis, Michigan Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworf May—1966 26-Olln 3—Seton Dally Carroll Barnes 2—Robert Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno 14—Ken July-1966 5—A. 12—K. 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Choirmen SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox 18—Albert Buttorfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 4—Harry Joseph SONG LEADERS FoMer Leovenworth 19-Wm. January-1966 Mark Andrews leovenworth 2i-M. McKeith 28—Carlo Helkkinen 7—John Kennedy 14—John VIsosky 21—Craig Sebald Rotary Foundation- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 7—Torg Skobo Weeks French December—1965 International Student Proieets— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Howard Teeter, Ch., June-1966 (Rotary F'datlon Int.) 23-Fred 30—Dick Inlernotionol ContacH— International Information- 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deem Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter CHARLES BACON, Director J. A. Kennedy, Ch,, R. Sweet 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Bovee 10—Roy Patterson Youth- Dick French, Ch., Moore Howley 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Coulllord 19—Jomes Skinner Occupational Information— Trade Associations- 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. 12—George Pierce Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Competitor Relations- ★ C. Patterson Visit October—1965 Boyd Wiggins Sergeent-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. Bob Rumsey Special—At the call of the President Awords — Toupatik April-1966 28—Chet Allcmler Scholarship, Student Loons, George Pierce, Ch., Public Relations-Roy Pitts 29—Ralph 7—Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandl 21—Governor 1—Harvey Bent (World Underst'ng Int.] September—1965 Student Guests- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wlleox Progrom—Fred Andersen ot 12:00 noon 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- March—1966 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 24—Robert Nagle Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Troot Olln Dally, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday of each month 17—Clyde Williams Rural Urban- Barnes Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Community Safely— M. A. McKeith John Wolker Pol 3—Ray Pitts Paul Thompson Seton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner Membership—Keith Peorco, Ch. ★ Directors: John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965-1966 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. ElECTION FeWudry—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965<1966. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, odvise the program chairmon of the chonge. Members having tpeciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirmon—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemler, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie .,278-5358 278-6821 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgorel Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret-.,, Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tlieima Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 NAME Address and Rolory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornsllen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 279-9551 ._-278-6501 278-5585 278-4243 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren WMIiams, R, 2, Coldwater—LoMalne 278-8238 278-6693 Milford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnIghf, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 278-2947 ,-279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annetia 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila,. Robert t4ogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfisid Dr.—Lucille Albert Falier, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 279-9266 278-6909 278-6603 Fred Neor. 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 A.xner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 - George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia, 278-6322 Ray Pitts. 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mabel. ,,278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis-,,,,,, 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-6318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise,, Torg Skobe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. Rr 2-Nellle James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive., : 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 John VIsosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Saro Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafriee Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marsholl St Douglas Woodworo, R. 1, Coldwater-Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR Janeon - —— Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-EIzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Eiva Johrt Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen,.— Sec. 34.6f I -AM POR PEACE PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-2612 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS P R AY 1955 279-5094 278-4159 Ed Hollz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 Ralph Toupoiik, R, R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suxanno 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 767-7508 278-5234 278-6054 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen,.278-4115 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn,, 278-6783 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-2261 luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogcne Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lokc—Barbara 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Ernest W, Robert loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Ct.—Gladys Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne ...278-2587 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore— 278-6517 Phone No. 278-6850 278-2990 279-9471 278-2818 Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1. Colon Rd.—Ariene E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Jockson—Vera Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude FRSDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN INC. 49056. 278-5091 278-6311 ,.278-5412 278-6730 �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Ro/a>y REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAY 17, 1366 The fifth step in the election of a new member is as follows: The Board shall then review the action of the Classification and Membership Committees and sustain or reject their decisions or refer it back to the Classifications Committee and the Membership Committee for further consideration and action. This v^eek Rotarians ate barbecLied chicken as a part of celebration of Michigan Week. Each member was held resnonsible for checking with the Secretary as to his attend ance. If any member was present and did not check in be sure to do so before Tuesday. If you were not there better try to make up on Monday at Quincy (noon), Reading or Angola (at night). Next week Reo Goodwin is presenting a very timely program dealing with water safety. The Sheriff's Department is assisting with the program. We only hope that some control can be made over speed boats that endanger smaller boats, what might be called "Water Hot Rodders" are a nuisance. A "seegar" or a candy bar to the first Rotarian who calls and tells your editor where the newest Rotary Club has been formed. It is given in the June ROTARIAN. 258 new clubs have been organized since July 1, 1965, The Wallingford, Vermont Rotary Club owns and maintains the school where Paul Harris attended sdiool. On May 30 a historical marker v;ili bo erected by the State of Vermont in front of the Memorial Rotary Building, Head about what the Vicksburg, Michigan Club did for a girl back in 1933. As a result the girl is now able to walk and raise a family. Page 53 of the June ROTARIAN tells the story. Tecumseh, Michigaii Rotary has just received the State's Award for Excellence in Promoting Automobile Safety Inspection, made to Tecumseh. . Tnis is the fifth year tlie award has been . On June 2, Lsnsing Rotary will celebrate its SOth year. Past President of Rotary International, A. Z. Baker will be the principal speaker. Sturgis Rotary Club recently made a $1,000 donation to the Froh Community House Fund. You still can't beat the Irish. "Kiss the stone you cnme face to face with in the morning, and the words will pour out of you." These words of Cliodna the fairy queen were said to Cormac McCarthy who was v/orried about a lawsuit and had asked the fairy for advice. So the Irishman kissed the stone and his words vv*ere so convincing that he won his case. Tlien as directed by Cliodna he moved the stone to the top of a tower to prevent others from kissing it. It is still there; Hie Blarney Stone. A finance corni^any has taken up a new line in its appeal in advertising. reads, "For the man who has everything but hasn't paid for it," Tlieir ad Ray Niulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Chor«h — Monday, 12:15 M. Y? ALBION — Porker Inn — Thur*day. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiena! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wedneiday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M, HILISDALE — Epltcepol Pariah House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri'Stale Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COIDWATER, MICH. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1965.1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE President Vice-President Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEIIER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Cralg Scbald Boys' and Girls' Week- Ciassification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Community Sofofy— Paul Thompson (Foir Comm. 17—Clyde Willloms 24—Robert Nogte Cirppled Children- 31—Duke Doviason Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. John Wolker Rural Urban- 14—Gus Burandl Scholarship, Student Loans, 28—Chet Allemior Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron WIlcox Pot Polterson Regular—First Thursday of each month VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:00 noon ★ Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Bob Ylngling, Ch., Bob Loose General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 D!st., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Harold Gobdholm, Ch., C. Swart Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Mark Occupational information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams 31—John 16—Howard Teeter (Rotary F'dotlon Int.] 23—Fred 30—Dick Weeks French 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 7—John Kennedy Visosky 28—Harold Goodholm 5—A. Fatler 12—K. Leovenworlh 19—Wm. SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cranston Wllcox KEN PUTNAM, Choirman Heikkinen July—1966 21—Cralg Sebald SONG LEADERS Leovenworlh 28—Carlo Januory—1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews Dean June—1966 21-M. McKellh December—1965 14—John Bovoe 24—Reo Goodwin 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore International Student Proiecls— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Employer.Employea RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaus Four-Way Test- Barnes INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director International Informotion— Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL 3—Seton ID—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November-1965 Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Competitor Relations- May—1966 26-Olin Dally Dick French, Ch., Moore 26—A. Lyon Couillord 19—James Skinner International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer.Selier Reiotiona— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 5-Will 12—George Pierce Youth- Corroll Sergeont.at.Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Ylngling 22—Ray Fox Apirl-1966 21—Governor Visit Student Guests- March—1966 29—Ralph Toupalik 7—Wm. Klaos Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swert 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken (World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Magazine—Carroll Barnes Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonisi Special—At the call of the President Carlo Helkklnen, Ch., Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Rotary information-Los Wise, Ch. ★ 3—Roy Pills M. A. McKellh Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagic, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS August—1965 Fritz Von Akon, Ch. Paul Thompson Seton Bovee, Ch., James-Skinner Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward John Etsweilcr. February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Barnes Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates witir another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a. committee to osslst with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary'Ann Phone No. NAME Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma ;.,276-5790 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary; Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 278-2682 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmti- 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Ernest W. 278-2261 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Avo.—Jean 278-6033 278-6821 278-8086 Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 5. West Ave., Jackson—Vera 278-2990 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia 278-8840 ——279-9551 E. Ken Leovonworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-8536" 278-6501 278-6850 278-2947 278-8909 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wtima Worren Willioms. R. 2, Coldwater—LoMotne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Cralg Sebglcl, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita..—...278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise.. 278-5842 Torg Skabe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..270-4115 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 279-9266 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rulh 278-6517 279-509-1 278-4159 278-4191 278-2587 278-5318 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Richord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Ralph ToUpolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-6603 Weisster Treot, R. 3. Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glady5 278-6769 Robert Nogle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 kennelh Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillian ST2-5594 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogoe—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ru1h_ Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-6322 278-6161 278-5006 278-2710 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Janean 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eizora 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvo......278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen. - Sec. 34.6( I Rotary REFLECTOR .PRAY FOR PEAC E 1 FRSDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TE.MPLE Visuiris Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— The COLDWATER 0®0 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 279-9551 Duono E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Elsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Chorlotte 279-9471 278-2318 278-4350 ..278-4222 Nbrmond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette. 278-5234 278-6054 Phone No. Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Harold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorolhy Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 49036 278-6730 �r "He pTo^s Most Who Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 10, 1966 On Tuesday, Roy Patterson as Program Chairman arranged for the membership to attend a concert at the Coldwater High School. Rotarian John Visosky, The program was under the* direction of It was well presented and enjoyed by the members. The club had as their guests eight girls who are contestants in the Miss Branch County Pageant to be held Saturday night, 'Iiay 14 at the Coldwater High School. Other guests included Harvey VanKampen who was the guest of Keath Pearce and Gale Knight who was the guest of John Dean. A visiting Rotarian was Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio, Absent were Bent, Dally, Faller, Henry, Joseph, Kornstein, Bob Loose, Mulchahey, Putnam, Sebald, Teeter, TlLompson, Wilcox, Wise and Yingling. Next week there will be NO MELTING at the Elks Temple. It being Michigan Week the club will go to the chicken barbecue at the Methodist Church, club will eat indoors at the church. In case of rain the It is the responsibility of each member to be sure that his attendance is recorded so be sure to check in. The following man has been proposed for membership in the club: Frederick A. Hough, Mis Major Classification is Institutions and Hospitals, Active and his Minor Classification is Hospitals. ^\ny objection to this proposal should be filed in writing within ten days with Ernest Luse, Secretary of the club. The club lost Dick French last week through his resignation. him. We are sorry to lose Fred Anderson, the incoming President for 1966-67, has made the follov/ing appoint ments for the Comndttees to serve during the ensuing year: Club Service, Tom Collins; Community Service, Chuck Bacon; Vocation Service, Bob Rumsey and Doug V/oodward for International Relations, The District Assembly will be held in Jackson on June 25 and in Kalamazoo on June 26, This Assembly is specifically planned for the incoming President, Secretary and Committee Chairmen. The Rotary Information and Classification Committee are especially urged to attend. Read "The Firsts in Our Lives" in the May ROTARIAN. Then think back to the first thing you remember and then continue up to the present. cigar, your first puppy love, your first job, etc. Do you remember your first Service above self is a Rotary maxim. On Page 54 of the liay ROTARIAN is told the story of how it all began. Since tliat time in 1907 when the idea first originated much has been done by Rotary clubs throughout the world. Read about how the Chicago club bought a preacher a new horse in 1905. If the directions read "so simple a child can do it" you had better get a child to do it. Maybe new "math" is involved. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFtCERS BY ELECTION FRED CULY - 1965-1966 President FRED ANDERSON Vice-PresidQnt ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. ★ Asst. Sec'y-Treos. Attendance—Croig Sebald Boys' ond Girls' Week- Clossification—Oube Dovidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Community Safety— M. Directors: Prod Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagle, Chorles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cron Wileox C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucbnell, Sturgis, Michigan Carroll Barnes INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch-, R. Goodwin Internationol Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Harold Goodholmi Ch., C, Swort Howard Teeter, Ch., J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R, Sweet Mark Andrews Visosky 5—A. 12—K. Foller Leavenworth 19-Wm. Bobicr 26—Keith Pearce ' SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilco* 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogozine Duone Dovidson Heikklnen Jury-1966 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman leavenworth 28—Carlo 21—Croig Sebold SONG LEADERS Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Wllllonis . 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Occupational Information— Trade Asseciotlons—. 14—John June—1966 21-M. McKeiih 7—John Kennedy Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test- Weeks French December—1965 International Student Prelects— Dick Blringer, Ch., Fred Neer Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Rumsey 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotary F'dotlon Int.) 23-Fred 30—Dick Bovee 10—Roy Polterson 17—Robert 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Bert Feller, Ch,, Ralph Toupalik President Rotary International 3—Seton Dally November—1955 CHARLES BACON, Director Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL 26-Olln Dick French, Ch., BOB NAGLE, Director ★ May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Youth- Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 5-WiII Couillard 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speciol—At the call of the President 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 George Pierce. Ch., Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey at 12:00 neon April—1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chel Allcmicr Student Guests- Pot Pottorsoii Regulor—First Thursday of each month (World Undorst'ng Int.) 29—Rolph Toupalik Klaas 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Rotary Informotlon—Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7—Wm. Scholarship, Student Loons, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Blringer 15—Robert Yingling 22-Roy Fox September—1965 A. McKcilh Rural Urban- Barnes March—1966 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., John Walker Magazine-Carroll 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm. 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children- Fellowship—Ken Icovonworlh, Ch. 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken August-1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Seton Bovoe, Ch,, James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahoy Membership—Keith Paarcc, Ch. John Etsweiler. February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-T966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolls. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 276-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 'Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Cofdwaler—Foy 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma_.. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary-j. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Mariorle 278-6821 Fred Anderson, 46 Mopte lone—Kothryn 278-6033 Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 276-8006 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 273-2682 Richard Birlnger. 37 Carlyle Ave.—Joan William Bobicr, 260 Grand St.—Margaret 273-8086 278-5386 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara .. 278-5891 Albert Bultcrfield, 31 Edison. Ct.—Thelmci.. Koreld Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Jackson-Vera.._.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro 278-5234 Wilford Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Colv, 81 W. Clarke Av.-i.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehetf St.—Chorlolte 278-8609 278-5909 .-278-6598 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suronne 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonor«.._ 278-6517 Rco E. Goodwin,,78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley; R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Horry Joseph, 383 278-6758 Carlo Heikkiticn, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 1 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Marlho John Klein, Box .143—Polricio— - Phone No. 278 5790 , H. Vincent Kornstion, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— __-278-8840 278-6603 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater take—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. Ri 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-6501 279-9360 278-2979. 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Rulh___._ 278-6161 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 Kibb^ Rd., Jackson—Lillian..- Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieogo-Elleen 278-2127 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .278-4029 Clyde Williemis, R. R. 1-WiImo Worren Willlcims, R. 2. Coldwater—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Ph-Elidra . Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefeherr • r The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.6 PR PE/ ROTARY CLUB oj Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visit,ins Rotarians Alwavs Welcome 278-2612 -Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth. 279-9426 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshoil St.—Polly.— 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie— ...—270-6393 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.278-5006 Craig Scbald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita —.278-8318 Donald-V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise— 278-5842' Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie,.—...278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive : 369-9092 PUBLISHED BY 270-8942 276-4222 Pool W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 1OT3 Phone No. 278-4350 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Milford A. McKolth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen __278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Homo—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweH Ct.—Gladys 273-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila z—278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo,St.—Mobel Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 279-9551 278-8536 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgoret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Roth NAME Address and Rotary Anr> Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude FREDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singin^es^Club^i^jJie U. S. A. The committee to select a high school boy to attend Camp Einery as a representative of Coldwater has named'Robert Doll a Junior at St, Charles High.School. The committee was Al Butterfield, Dick French and Ax Olson. Eureka] Attendance has improved and last month Coldwater Rotary was second in clubs of comparable size x-dth 92.89^. Allegan was first with 93*1^^« Dowagiac was low with 76.63^* Cow pasture pool fans take notice-! The District Golf Tournament is scheduled for July 2$ at Point 0'Woods Country Club in Benton Harbor. Draw a circle around this date. President Fred read a news paper account of the organization meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club on Kov, 19, 1921. Rotarians from Angola, Hillsdale, Adrian and Battle Creek attended the meeting. The first officers were: President-Frank Rowe, Vice President-O'Neil Carroll, Secretary-?Iugh Clark, Treasurer-Rollo Thompson and Sergeant-at-Arms, Frank Treat. The Directors were, Herb Sloman, Harry Lansing and Fred Chambers. A charter member of the club a Mr. Osbome usually attends one of our meetings each summer. We noticed that the badges are not in proper order and the ones of the newer members are all on the one side. It would be nice if everything was ship-shape in Bristol fashion. Visiting Rotarians included Nelson Weber, Wendell Hathaway, Ed Facklam and J. L. Amidon of Bronson and Dick Heyerson of Kalamazoo. Student guests were Bill and Bob Shaw sons of a former member Bob Shaw. They are both Seniors at Coldwater High School. Another guest was Ray Harris of Coldwater the guest of your editor. Absent were Heikkenin, Joseph, Kornstein, Leavenworth, Laney, Putnam and Treat. There were seven early leavers. Harry Joseph is at home, he returned from the University of Mchigan Medical Center recently. Seton Bovee x^as program chairman and xvith- the assistance of Roy Harris showed pictures of automobile accidents that have occurred in Branch County fairly recently. Some were pretty rough and makes one stop and think and realize that constant alert ness and care are necessary if accidents are to be prevented. You must be a de fensive driver at all times. Nest week Pat Patterson who is program chairman with the help of John Visosky is providing a concert at the Coldwater High School. the The Cardinal Band will play for club. -The neur&tic builds--the houses, the.psychotic.3-ives irL them,and the psychiatrist. collects the rent. Ray Hulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. AIBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgei Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. . BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COIDWATER, OF COMMIHEES — CLUB SERVICE ^COMMUhWTY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vlco-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ET5WEILER Directors: Asst. Sec'y-Treos. Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axnor Olson, John Efsweiler. Classification—Ouke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey Fellowship—Ken Lcovenworth, Ch. Magazine—Carroll Barnes ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International C. P. H. TEEN5TRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evqnston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, MIcMgon 28—Chei Allemier 5-Will Carroll Barnes Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Int.) June—1966 7—Torg Skobo Weeks French 14—Ken leavenworth 21-M. McKellh 28—Carle 7—John Kennedy 14—John Vljosky 28—Harold Goodholm Jonuary—1966 5—A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce 4—Horry Joseph KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston V/ileox 18—Albert Butlerficid 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Heikktnon July—1966 21—Craig Sobald SONG LEADERS Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean December—1965 Mark Andrews Bovce 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey IRotary F'dallon 23—Fred 30—Dick Occupational Information— Trade Assoeioilens— 3—Seton Dally 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter Dick Blringer, Ch., Fred Neer Four-Way Test— May—1966 November—1965 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Moore Howley 26—A. Lyon Couiilord 19—James Skinner 26—Olin International Student Protects— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos 19-R. Youth- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupoiik Employer-Employee Relations- 5—Richord 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 12—George Pierce International Information- Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Aprir-1966 21—Governor Visit Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relations- Kloos Scholarship, Student loons, CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Special—At the call of the President 7-Wm. 14—Gus Burandt Internotlenal Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupoiik September—1965 Rural Urban— Dick French, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:00 noon Carlo Helkkinen, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Sergeonl-at-Arms—Bob Hawloy, Ch. Bob Rumscy Regular—First Thursday of each month Copied Children- George Pierce, Ch., Pal Patterson 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingltng 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Public Relations—Ray Pitts March—1966 17—Clyde Wililams 24—Robert Nogle Student Guests- Rofory Information—Les Wise, Ch. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Community SafetyScion Bovae,-Ch., James Skinner Awards — Program—Fred Anderson Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 3—Ray Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Membership—Keith Poarce, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Fritz Van Aken August—196S Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson M. A. McKeilh John Walker 1-les Wise 8—Conrod Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Allondenco—Cralg Sobold February—1966 LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for ihe Relary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such at Ladles' Night, may appoint a commilteo to ossist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-M33. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kalhryn _„__278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie-..Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Cariylc Ave.—Jean Wiliicm Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerficid, 31 Edison Ct,—Theimn Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Joekson-Vora Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbora Wilford Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene— Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-2682 - Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Witmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha —.278-5790 278-8840 V/in. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary H. Vincent Kornsficn, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson-Emily 278-4350 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Chary! Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 278-6850 SVebster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter loke—Suzanno—278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Worner Var>Aken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 John VIsosky, 66 Sonet lone—Sara 279-5094 278-6501 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tokonsha—Margaret Mllford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Hclen 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, Coldwator St. Home—Carol——279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 278-4406 276-2854 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth — 767-7508 278-2261 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eioine 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwefl Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-5234 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo— 278-5078 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Robert Naglo, 36 \V. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Near," 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-6278 —— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine —278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sproque—VIrginio Roy Pllfs, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth 278-6322 278-6161 278-5318 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel— Me! Rice, 1^3 Kibby Rd., Jackson—lillion ..$12-5594 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lokc—Borbora 279-9266 278-8909 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morriaen Lake-^ita 278-5006 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Noilie Joines R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive— 270-6316 369-9092 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-41 lis 278-6788 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago Sf.-^ouis^ Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. 278-5842 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlee Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Witma Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwafer—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seolt—Notoile 278-6393 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visitins Rotarians Always Welcome FREDERICK qUMIII COLDMTER, 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwafer—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.-Polly 279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 iyepawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Janean ! Art Lyort, 11 Park PI.-Eliorc Howord K. Swan, 42 Wlliowbrook Rd.—EIvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4159 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupoiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2790 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Richard C. French. 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Susonne Phone No. 278-8942 278-5891 Ernest V/. Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 276-80B6 -.278-5386 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jane 278-5358 278-6821 276-8006 NAME iQAti INC. 49036 „__278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �■'//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 26, 1966 V/ednesday night your editor made up at Burr Oak and heard four high school students tell of their exchange week at Wallaceburg, Ontario, hliile they were in Canada four Canadian High School students spent the week in Burr Oak. Tliis is the fifth year that the Burr Oak Club has cooperated with the IVallaceburg Rotary Club in this exchange. understanding. The club believes it is worthwhile and helps in International On Tuesday, twenty-three club members were awarded pins for 100% attendance. Warner Van.'Xken led the list with 43 years and others were Fred Weeks with 26 years, iMpk Andrews with 19, Bob Kerr with 18, Ernest Luse with IS, Fritz VanAken with 17, Dick Biringer with 11, Craig Sebald with 9, Bob Rumsey with 6, Ray Mulchahey with 6, Cranston Wilcox with 5, Axner Olson with 4, Keath Pearce with 4, Fred Culy with H, Fred /\nderson witn 4, Was Wilbur with 2 and Chick Kennedy, George Pierce, Howard Teeter, John Visosky, Les Woodward, Beniard Laney and Gil Molitor each with 1 year. Absent on Tuesday were Biringer, Burandt, Mawley, Heikkinen, Joseph, Kennedy, Molitor, Norm Moore, Skabo, Shomo, Weeks and Wise. There were 5 early leavers. On Tuesday, Mark Mdrews introduced the Honorable Alvan UlUe, Judge of Probate for Branch County. He outlined the work of the Court and told of some of the problems v;ith which the Court is faced. Judge Ulile stressed the lack of professional staff to assist him in working with some of tlie children referred to him. Next week Seton Bovee is the Program Chairman and will present a program using an opaque projector to show pictures dealing with the presentation. From all reports tae District Conference was well worth attending. attended the meeting, . Five Rotarians In the May ROFaRIAN read the article "The Reach for the Moon". The front shows the Gemini VII space craft and in tlie capsule was a P^otarian. He is shown on Page 25. Step No, 4 in the election of a new member is as follows: After making due in vestigation of the character, business, social standing and general eligibility of the person proposed for membership, the Membership Committee shall then proceed to vote and if not to exceed one negative vote is cast by the members of the Committee, the name of the proposed member shall be considered eligible and so recommend to the Board, The Membership Committee shall then report to the Board the action it has taken thereon. In av;arding 100% pins for attendance the newer members may not be av/are that this is for consecutive years of attendance. A member may have 100% for 5 years and ^ then have one year in which he is not 100%. He then starts all over again in years counted; the first 5 years of 100% attendance do not count. Then there was the sweet young thing who said to the auto mechanic, "Please fix my horn, my brakes don't work." John was working on the budget and remarked to his Rotary Ann, "iVe should have saved during the depression so we could live through this prosperity." Ray Mulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Weiconrie at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Chursh - Mondoy, I2:t5 M. iJ ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Director MICH. OFFICERS BY ElECTiON - FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE Vice-Prosident Secretary JOHN KLEIN JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Mogaztne—Carroll Bornes Scholarship, Student leans, Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Regular—First Thursdoy of each month Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin k International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk Employer-Employee Relations- INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort General Secretary, Rotary intemotlonal Howord Teeter, Ch., Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams Vlsosky 5-A. Foller 12—K. Leovenworth 28—Harold Goodholm 19—Wm. 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogazine Duane Davidson Bobler 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cranston V/ilcox 18—Albert Butierfield 25—Corroll Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Heikklnen July-1966 21—Croig Sebald SONG LEADERS Leovenworth 28—Carlo January-1966 Mork Andrews J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 21-M. McKeith 7—John Kennedy Occupational Information— George R. Moans, Evanston, Illinois June-1966 Weeks French December—1965 14—John Boveo 24—Ree Goodwin 31—John Dean Moore (Rotary F'dation Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands 9—Norm Internotionol Student ProjectsDick Birjnger, Ch,, Fred Neer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 16—Howard, Teeter Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relations- May-1966 Dolly 2—Robert Kerr SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer>Sel!er Relations— SD.ciol—At the toll of the President Barnes Hawley 26—A. lyon November—1965 International Contacts— BOB NAGLE, Director ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick French, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 19-R. 19—James Skinner 26-OIIn Youth- Carroll 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins INTERNATIONAL April—1966 5-Will Couillord George Pierce, Ch., Bob Rumsey (World Undersl'ng Int.) October—196S Student Guests- Sergeont-nt-Arms—Bob Hawloy, Ch. 22—Ray Fox 29—Ralph Toupollk 21—Governor Visit 28—Chct Allomler Awards — Pat Patterson 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 7—Wm. Kloas 14—Gus Burondl Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Rotary Information-Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist •k BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 17-Clyde Williams 24—Rooert Noqle September—1965 Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Progrom—Fred Anderson Nogie, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Rclollons—Ray Pitts 22—Fritz Von Aken March-1966 31—Duke Davidson Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward John Efsweiler. Community Safety— M. A. McKeith John Walker Treasurer August—1965 3—Roy Pifis Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Pool Thompson Crippled ChildrenCarlo Haikkinen, Ch., Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 1—les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Seton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Roy Mulehahey President TOM COLLINS, Director Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965-]966 FRED CULY 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys* and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald ★ February—1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemlcr, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Fay. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth _278-53S6 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaref 273-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-8036 278-5386 Soton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bullerflcid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmci 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Charles 8acon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-2682 Harold Coddlngton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—.278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 279-9471 - Duone E. Davidson, IS Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volorle John Efsweiler, Jr.. 37 Fofrflelcl Dr.—Lucille 278-2818 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suxonne Phone No. ...278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Wm. Klcios, 489 Morse St.—Mory John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-8536 279-9551 ..278-6501 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margorof Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta ....278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Ccirlyle Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulehahey. 175 E. Pearl St.—Ltlo Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-4191 .....278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-5475 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sproguc St.-Ruth 278-6322 278-6161 278-2587 Mci Rice. 1903 ST2-5594 ._278-8609 278-5909 ___,-278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 t4. Honcheft St.—Charlotte NAME Address and Rolory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo .278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.. 278-4115 278-6788 Robert Hawley, if. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara..278-8909 Kenneth Putnam, 11 1. Chicago St.—Mabel—.— Klbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion ..278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ...278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicoga-Eiieen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzonno™.278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 John Vlsosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bcalrice 279-5094 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phytiss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 ... Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter-LoMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St... 278-5033 Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth. 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly __„.278-S033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 278-2790 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis-—..—.278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. 278-5842 Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Jomes R. Skinner, 369-9092 John Walker, 33 R. 4, Bfoiison—Olive Phone No. —278-4350 Janeon _278-3091 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-EIva Dougherty—Gretchen... __.278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 S*'- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR i PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome Sec. 34 FC PEA frsdsrick h. weeks QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER. UIOHIGAN 49036 �"//e Profits Mast Who. Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 19. 1966 Absent on Tuesday were Burandt, Butterfield, Davidson, Endicott, French, Goodholm, Hawley, Joseph, Kennedy, Kornstein, Loose, Russ iioore, f-iulchahey, A1 Rice, Mel Rice, Teeter, Weeks, Chuck Woodvjard and Les Woodward. Visiting Rotarians included Gordon Packer from Litchfield, Jerry Nowak of Hillsdale, Ray Smith of Bronson and Charles Pilliod of (Angola. Richard Raybom and Ken Putnam had Dick Scovili. Wayne Farst had as his guest There were five early leavers. From all reports aiid comments the "Fabulous Forties" was excellent. Your editor heard several persons who saw it say that it was the best show Coldwater Rotary has ever presented. Gentlemen, take a bowl Keath Pearce has requested that all bills for materials, printing or service in connection with the Rotary Show be submitted as soon as possible. He asks that they not be permitted to drag along. Tom Collins has also asked that all money and unsold tickets be turned in immediately Step No. 3 in the election of a new member is as follows: The Board of Directors shall refer the name of the proposed member to the Classification Committee, which Committee shall consider the eligibility; of such proposed member from the standpoint of classification and declare the classification proper or improper and shall return the proposal card, together with this information to the Board, who shall then refer it to the Membership Committee. The following Rotarians arc planning to attend the District Conference at Hillsdale College on April 23 and 24; President-Elect Fred Anderson, Secretary Ernie Luse and the following members, Andy Henry, Paul Thompson, Bob Nagle and Wayne Farst. On Tuesday, Fred Anderson substituting for Bob Hawley presented a film appropriate to this time of year, Tlie film showed Paul Varney playing a round of golf and dORonstrated the use of the proper club, stance, grip and how to play the ball from where it lay. Tlie April ROTARIAN as mentioned before tells of the West and the area around Denver particularly. Your editor having traveled considerably in this area; it is v/ell wortii seeing and it is too bad tiiat more Coldwater Rotarians are not going to the Rotary Convention in June, In the April ROTARIAN read about v;hat other Rotarians have done and are doing. Bob Loose should be sure and see the cartoon on Page 77 of the April ROTARIAN. Next week Art Lyons has tlie program and will discuss Law V.feek and its implications. If you think old soldiers just fade away, try getting into your old service uniform. He talk about equality of the sexes but who in the v/orld ever heard of a retired housewife. Ray Hulchaliey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. "(t ALBION - Parker inn - Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Home — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE - Skyline Restaurant - Tueidoy, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Diroctor ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance-Cralg Sebald Beys' ond GirK' Week- BY ELECTION FRED CULY - John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965-1966 - President FRED ANDERSON Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEIIER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etswoilcr. Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. Barnes Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. din Daily, Chuck WeedworcJ Program—Fred Anderson Public Relations—Ray Pitts Relory Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Cirppled Children- Carlo Helkklnen, Ch., Pot Patterson Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Student Guests- Carroll BOB NAGIE, Director Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bert Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Intamallonal C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DItl., Rotary internallonal Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Employer-Employee Relotions— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Four-Way Test- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart SERVICE Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose . Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Worron Wlllioms SONG 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 5-A. Foller 28—Harold Goodholm 12—K. leovenworth 19-Wm. Bobier. , 26—Keith Pooree 4—Hprry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilcox LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 18—Albert Bulterficld 25—Carroll Barnes Rotory Magazine Duane Davidson Leovonworth July-1966 January—1966 Mofk Andrews June-1966 21-M. McKelth 28—Carlo Heikklnen 7—John Kennedy 14—John VIsosky 21—Cralg Sebold Occupational Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Weeks French December—1965 Rotary Foundation— Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotory F'dation Int.) tnternolienal Student ProjectsDick Biringcr, Ch., Fred Necr Howord Teeter, Ch., Korr Moore 23—Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno International Informolion— 2—Robert 9—Norm 16—Howard Teeter International Contocts— Buyer-Seller Relotions— 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon Moy-1966 19—Jomes Skinner 26-Olln Dally Barnes Moore 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce French, Ch., INTERNATIONAL 5—Richard 12—Mork Andrews 19-R. Howtev October—1965 5—Will Coulllord Boyd Wiggins Bob Rumsey April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chct Allcmier George Pierce, Ch., Sergeonl-ot-Arms-Bob Howley, Ch. Regular—First Thursday eF each month 7—Wm, Kloos 14—Gus Burondt Scholarship, Student Loans, Dick (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik September— 1965 Rural Urban- Youth- 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox 24—Robert Nogle 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKeilh Mogozine—Carroll March—1966 17—Clyde Williams Seton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner John Wolker Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 3-Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Safety— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey 1-les Wise 8—Cenrod Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Von Aken August—196S Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. OFFICERS Februory—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a eemmittoe to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-M33. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 ~ JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allcmier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Andersen, 46 Maple Lane—Kelhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-8840 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mory 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricio Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorel 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.-Dorothy 279-9551 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mar[orIe Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 William Bobier, 260 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara— 278-5366 278-5891 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jeon Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Buttcrfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2654 Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2990 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy— Ofin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone 278-5234 ' 279-9471 276-2818 Ouane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valeric John Etswellcr, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille— Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Cherlotle Rov Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8609 276-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonora 278-6517 Reo E, Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Roth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Borboro 279-9266 278-8909 Richcjrd C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph. 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn _--278-6850 Tekonsha—Morgarel Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. HucJson St.—Helen 278-2587 278-4115 278-6788 767-7508 270-2261 __278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetto .„_27S-6769 Richord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Jockson-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbora E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. HudsonvEmily 278-6501 Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulehahoy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Frod Neer, 203 W, Chicago-Ernestine— Axnor Olson, 340 Grond St—Rctha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace. B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lokc—Su2onno__278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann—__278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—GlacJys 278-4243 John VIsosky, 66 Sonet lone—Sara Fied H. V/eeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice— 279-5094 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 279-9492 ..278-5006 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. _.__._278-M33 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Noiolie 278-6393 Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth.. 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— .—278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz,' 14381 lyopawb Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.-Eliora Howord.K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva. John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen.... •-' 1 - " ■ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR * PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK^S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-4029 Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2/ Morrison Lake—Rita__.-___278-83}8 • 278-6942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.— Paul W. Thompson, 27 Chary! Ann Dr.—Saro 278-8238 278-6693 George H. Fierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel.......278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby- Rd., Jackson-lillion ST2-5594 Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd.. R. R. 2-Nelire. James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5512 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chleogo St.-Louise... Phone No. Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WlIma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-laMolne ....279-9360 278-2979 ..278-6341 Robert E. Rumsey, 11,8 Grand St.—Phyllis Address ond Rotary Ann 278-4191 ..278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude., FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN INC. 49036 ._._278-S091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. APRIL 12, 1966 Tuesday's propam was the final club practice before the Rotary N^nstrel Show "The Fabulous Forties". We hope the show is as the practice indicates' it will, Hpry Joseph had surgery last week at the University of Michigan Medical Center. His room number is 10-420. His son A1 told your editor Tuesday night that he is doing well. Miy not drop him a card? He will appreciate it. Absent on Tuesday were Bacon, Burandt. Dally, Farst, Fox, Joseph, Komstein, Laney, Neer, A1 Rice, Sebald, Skinner, Warren Williams, Wise and Mulchahey. Visiting Rotarians included Bert Ward, Phil Hensley and Jerry Pearco of Bronson. Paul Thompson had as his guest Willard Milard and Bob Hawley had as his guest Garland Ferrell. Bert Ward of Bronson had as his auest Austin Lewis of Elkhart, Indiana. There were nine early leavers. Don't forget the District Conference to be held at Hillsdalo on April 23 and 24. All new members should attend; it will help them to understand more about Rotary, its aims and how it operates. All new and old officers are expected to attend. On February p there were 12,290 Rotary Clubs and 587,500 Rotarians in 131 countries and geographical regions, 185 new cluUs have been organized since July 1, 1965. On April 30, Hollaiid, Michigan will celebrate the birthday of Queen Juliana of The Netherlands and "Sput" Teenstra, President of Rotary International inll come to help in the celebration. Ti'/o visits to Michigan within a year by the President of Rotary International is something to be proud of. Yp can't beat the Irish. A Rotary Foiiiidation Fellow froia Kalamazoo tells of the Limerick Rotarian who took a Qiristmas basket to an 82 year old lady and told her of Rotary, Her ansv/er was, "I do appreciate your asking me Mr, McQuarrie, but I am just too old to join." Recptly the Board of Directors of Rotary International stated that clubs should be reminded that additional active members can be elected from Rotarians who move into a new community. Rotarians. This permits continuity of membership and prevents loss of Something to remember. We noted recently that Ainsley Roseen, Associate Editor of the ROTARIAN recently retired. He will be missed as he was always very helpful in providing information when requested to do so. Did you know that Coldwater, Michigan is the only to^im in the world by that name to have a Rotary Club. Flint and Muskegon celebrate 50 years of Rotary this month. Read the April ROTARIAN before you go on your vacation this year. It covers the Western United States and tells where to go and what to see. Psychologists state that it is a good thing to kiss the children good night, if you are awake when they come home. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. it ALBION — Parker inn Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance-Crciig Sobold ★ 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vlee-Presldent Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey ERNEST W. LU5E Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer BY ELECTION - JOHN ETSWEILER .. Asst. See'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagic, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Mogazine—Carroll Borncs Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Scholarship, Student loans, Carroll Wes Wilbur, Ch,, R, Goodwin international Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupalik TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigon Rotary Foundation— Howord Teeter, Ch., Four-Way Test- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams Visosky 5—A. Foller 12—K. Leovonworfh 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wileox 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Barnes Rotary Mogoiine Duane Davidson Heikkinen Jury-1966 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Leavenworth 28—Carlo 21—Crotg Sebold SONG LEADERS • 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken January—1966 Mark Andrews Oceupotienal Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associations- 14—John June-T966 21-M. McKelfh 7—John Kennedy Dick Biringor, Ch., Fred Neer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Weeks French December—1965 International Student Proieels— Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International (Rotory F'dotion Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorro Competitor Relations- 24—Ree Goodwin 31—John Dean Moore 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- INTERNATIONAL 9—Norm Boveo 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 3—Selon Dolly November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL May—1966 19—James Skinner Dick French, Ch., Hawley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce 26—Olirt Youth- Bob Rumsey 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. 5-Will Couillord Boyd Wiggins Sergeent-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. April~1966 October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., BOB NAGLE, Director ★ P. H. Bill Bobior, Ch., Cron WIfcox Kloos 21—Governor Visit 28—Chef Allemier Student Guoils— Pot Patterson Special—At the coll of the President C. Awards — Public Relations-Ray Pitts (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 14—Gus Burondt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Program—Fred Anderson at 12:00 neon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7-Wm. 1—Horvey Bent 22—Roy Fox September—1965 M. A. McKeith Rural Urban- Regular—First Thursday of each month * 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Walker March—1966 6—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 24—Robert Negle Crippled Children- Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Mrs. Grace Pollerson — Organist 17—Clyde Williams Seton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. ★ BOARD OP DIRECTORS MEETINGS 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Foir Comm.) Community Safety— 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Von Aken August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON OFFICERS February—1966 COMMinEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members having speciot progroms, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a commillee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrem Chairman—Te'ephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone No. 278-5790 Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter-Foy 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-5353 278-6821 Wm. Kloos, 489 AAorse St.—Mory__ Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ru1h 767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgorot Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-3006 278-2682 Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Morgoret 278-5386 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Codciington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vcro 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 ._278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone— John T. Deon, 59 RIdgemoor ifd.—Volorle Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8536 279-9.551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Eniily 278-6501 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol 279-9551 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pcorl St.-Ilia 278-5078 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta,____ 278-6769 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine. _„__279.9492 278-5512 278-8609 Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine..; 279-9360 _._.__278-2979 278-6341 278-5909 - ___..278-8840 John Klein, Box 143—Potricio 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirflcid Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehelf St.-Chorlolte Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia.. Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sproque St.—Roth 278-6322 278-6161 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Conrad Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonno.. 278-5554 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllss Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly___ Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie.. ...278-2790 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-6517 278-5006 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise... 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro 369-9092 Johrr Wolker, 33 Daugherly—Gretchen Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 E. Chicogo St.-Mary Helen 278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Torg Skobo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Robert Hawley,- R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 276-6909 278-6788 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeIla 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marsholl St—.... _...__278-5033 Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth.. 279-9428 Kenneth Putnam, 11 6. Chicago St.—Mobel Corlo Heikkinen, 91 278-2710 Weirrcn Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—LaMoine Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby RS., Jackson-Llllfon ST2-5594 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glady5 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee Ricnard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Suzonne-..278-2587 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Croig Sobald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Phone Ne. 278-4350 278-5(j33 _____278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean .._______278-509l ... Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ): ■ -,| imT*"' A. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.6 0®<3 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan. Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome FREDERICK Fi. 278-6311 ...278-5412 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49Q36 278-6730 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. APRIL 5, IPr.: Each Rotarian in District 636 has received .?n invitation to arid program of the 1966 District Conference to be held at Hillsdale College on Saturday, April 23 from 11:00 a.m. until ^0:50 p.m. and for the second session to be held on Sunday, April 24 from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. All new members, club officers for the coming year and any and all Rotarians are invited to attend. Take the little gal along and give her a bit of a vacation. Last week due to lack of space we omitted Step No. 2 in the Admission of a New Member. Here it is; The name of a prospective new member to fill an open classi fication having been proposed by a member in good standing shall be submitted first to the Board through tlie Secretary on a standard form known as a proposal card. Beginning Monday, April 11 the practice sessions for the "Fabulous Forties" will be held at the Tibbits. John Visosky is asking the end men to report at 7:00 p.m. and the chorus at 7:30 p.m. Have ycu sold all your tickets? If not, why not? Absent on Tuesday were Bent, Biringer, Dally, Joseph, Mulchahey, Treat, Clyde Williams, Chuch IVoodward, Les Woodward and Yingling. Visiting Rotarians included Walter Tucker of Sylvania, Ohio and Ed Jrhnson of Valparaiso, Indiana. Carlo Heikkinon had as his guest Dr. Bowman. There were 5 early leavers. Duke Davidson has returned from his cruise. If he saw what friends of mine have seen on similar cruises he will never be the same again. We are glad that Torg Skabo is back with us again after his illness. Harry Joseph is in the University of Mi^higai Medical Center. We don't know his room or floor number but a card sent to him will reach him. At the Board of Directors meeting it was decided to help send a school child to the University of Michigan Speech and Hearing Clinic. For many years your editor has been plugging for a more meaningful induction ceremony when new members become members of the club. In a recent Bulletin of another club we read of just sucli an induction and it was very ivell done. Member ship in Rotary is a privilege for which many men strive and a nev/ member should realize that his membership imposes responsibilities upon him and he should be willing to abide by these if he becomes a member. A great many members are inclined to regard Rotary meetings as a pleasant place to have a lunch with other men. l\/hat does your membership mean to you? Don't forget to push ticket sales for the Rotary Show. With the recent recovery of the H-Borab from the ocean off Spain, go back to your February ROTARIAN and road about the macliines that were used in the recovery. Page 12 - February. Read in the April ROTARIAN on Page 73 about a Rotary Foundation Fellow from our neighboring town Vicksburg and his stay in France. There is one thing that is so simple a child can run it and that is a pair of parents. Ray I-lulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Chureh - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thureday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregalionol Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri'State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Chureh — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director .TOM COM! NS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week— Allendenca—Craig Sebald ★ OFFICERS BY FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President VIce-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER .. Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey Feilowship—Ken loavenworth, Ch. Magazine—Carroll Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relotions—Ray Pitts Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wilcox Boyd Wiggins ^ Special—At the call of the President Bob Rumsey President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Retory Inlcrnationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internalionul (Rotary F'dation International Contacts- Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Buyer-Ssller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin International Information- Bob Yingling, CK., Bob Loose Fred V/eeks, Ch.. Wm. Klaqs Howard Teeter, Ch., • Horeld Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworl' SONG Heikkinen July—1966 5—A. Foller 12—K. leavenworlh 19—Wm. Bobier '26—Keith Januarv-T-1966 LEADERS Leavenworlh 28—Carlo 14—John Visosky KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis,' Michigan 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 21-M. McKeith 28—Horold- Goodholm Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch,, R. Sweet French 21—Craig Sebald Mork Andrews' Trade Associations- 30—Dick June-1966 Int.] 7—John Kennedy Rolory Foundation- Four-Way Test— Weeks December—1965 international Student Proiects— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Employer-Employee Relotions— 23—Fred Bovoo 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Bert Feller, Ch., Rolpb Toupalik INTERNATIONAl 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL Compeliier Relations- ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Carroll BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 26—Olin Ddlly Dick French, Ch., Sergeont-of-Arms-Bob Howley, Ch. at 12:00 noon May-1966 19—James Skinner Youth- Pot Patterson Regular—First Thursday of each month 5-Will Ceuillard 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Rotary information—les Wise, Ch. 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Howley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 Student Guests- Toupalik April—1966 28—Chet Allemier Awards — 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 29—Ralph 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit Scholarship, Student loans, Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Morch—1966 (World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Rural Urban- Bornes Program—Fred Anderson Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist * BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Crhspled Children- 31—Duke Ocividson M. A. McKelth Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob John Efsweiler. Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Wolker Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ Community Safely— Scton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner I—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Akon August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Van Akon, Ch. Paul Thompson Closiificatien—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams ELECTION — 1965-1966 Februory—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE Pearee 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS IB—Albert Butlerficid 23—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogazine Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE-Web Treot The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Phono No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwalor—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn _278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-5358 278-6821 Ctirroi! L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. CmcIb Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlylo Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ; Sofon Boveo, 171 Grond St.—Clara .- Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholma-.., Jackson-Verci Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avs.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jane 278-4350 279-9551 Robert Sweef, R. R. 1, CoJon Rd.—Arlcne Howcird M.] Teeter, • 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 278-3840 278-8536 Klein, Box 148—Patricia Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-6501 E. Ken Lebvcnworfh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake-Suzonno 278-5554 767-7508. Fritz VanAken, 65 E( Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. 278-5585 Ernest W. 278-2261 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Luse, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ' 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwofcr St. Home—Carol—.279-9551 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys 278-4191 278-5234 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lite Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan.: —278-2818 278-2587 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore— 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 279-9266 278-8909 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.' 278-6788 278-4115 278-6278 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 279-9360 Chorlos Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.—Ruth 278-6161' Axner Olson, 340 Groncl SI—Retha George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sproguo—Virginia 278-6322 Kenneth Pufnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd.« Jackson-iLiilian Robert E.' Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R.. 4, Bronson—Olivel • * " Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth 278-2790 .: ST2-5594 278-5006 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Janean - Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elxoro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen '.•"ST'ir.. Rotary REFLECTOR ^903? PUBLISHED BY ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS The COLDWATER of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5033 ._..278-5033 278-6393 Ed Hottz, 14331 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— •V, ROTARY CLUE 278-4159 278-5078 279-9492 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 279-9471 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrico 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 273-6693 278-6769 278-6054 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone-Saro Coyd Wlgginsr 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wiima Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefta Rithard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen John Address and Retory Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-8086 27B-5366 278-8609 278-5909 273-6598 278-5475 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha V/m. KIoos, 489 Morse St.—Mary NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-2682 Duane E. Davidson, IS Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridge'moor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Chorlotfe Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris Phone No. 273-5790 278-8006 Horold Coddinqton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiinto FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALUry SPRING PRODUCTS. tNC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 „278-S091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MARCH 29, 1966 Remember the dates for practice for "The Fabulous Forties" - end men at 3:30 p.m. at the Elks Temple on Sunday, April 3 and for the chorus at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 5. Attendance has been good and much appreciated. The week of April 10 practice will be held at the Tibbits on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. On Saturday night, April 16 after the show a party is planned for Rotarians and their Rotary Anns. This will be held at the Country Club. All Rotarians are urged to attend; end men, chorus and all others who help in other ways. this a 100% attendance affair. Lets try to make This is taken from the Battle Creek Rotary Bulletin: Four-Way Test of Attendance, 1. Is it true that you really can't remain until the meeting adjourns? 2. Is it to walk out on the speaker who is giving of his time to inform you or entertain you? 3. Will it build goodwill and better friendships to slight your guest and your host at the club? 4, Will it benefit your fellow club members, their guests and other visitors to see you leave early? How do you as a member rate under this test? Good, Fair or Poor? On Tuesday, Ralph Toupalik, as Program Chairman, introduced Charles W. Walton who is an associate economist with the Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit. Mr. Walton discussed the reasons for the tight money situation at present stressing the fact that there is now full employment and factories are turning out products at a capacity rate. }ie stated that there Had been a 7% annual grov/th in productivity over the past five years but that only 5-1/2% had been a true growtli and that at present this fact is causing a rise in prices and the demand for goods. Absent on Tuesday were Burandt, Dally, Davidson, Joseph, McKieth, Hulchahey, Russ Moore, Norm Moore, Patterson, Pitts, Mel Pace, Skabo,'Clyde V/illiams, IVilcox, Charles Woodward, Doug Woodward, Les Woodward and Yingling. There were six early leavers. Rotarian guests included Mel Ross of Indianapolis and Ray Smith and Jerry Hollister of Bronson. Vfeb Treat had as his guest Charles Bristol and Les Wise had Lloyd Luce. The student Senior guest from the Coldwater High School v/as Brad Thompson who was introduced by Bob Sv/eet. Next week the club will spend the usual program time in practicing for the show. Our attendance for March was 89,33% whicli places us 7th of the 16 clubs in our class. Our attendance has not been as good as it was formerly. Lets try to do better. The Hastings Club has presented Dr. Wesley G. Logan as a candidate for District Governor for 1967-68. The District Governor for 1966-67 will be Stu Bearup of Charlotte. Most people have enough spending money these days. little keeping money. The problem is how to get a Ray Hulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedne$day, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ AlBION — Porker inn — Thwreday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tr!>Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendonce—Croig Sebold ★ OFFICERS BY - FRED CULY John Dean, Clyde Wllioms 1965-1966 Vice-President Secretary KLEIN Fallowship—Ken leavenworth, Ch. Treosurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Boyd Wiggins INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Tnternatlonul C. P. H. TEENSTHA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DisI,, Rotary Internationol Richard R. Bucknelt, Sturgis, Michigan' May-1966 3—Setoo Dolly SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Duone Davidson Heikkinen July—1966 5-A. Foiler 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce 4—Harry Joseph KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams •' SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronslon Wilcox 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes SONG LEADERS Leavenworth 28—Carlo January—1966 Mark Andrews Trade Associations- 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 21-M. McKelth 28—Harold Goodholm Occupational Informailen— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweof Int.) French 7i-John Kennedy 14—John VIsosky 21—Croig Sebold Rotary FoundollonHoword Teeter, Ch., Harold Goodholm, Ch.. C. Swarf 31—John Dean June—1966 December—1965 Inlernollonol Student Proiecis— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Four-Way Test- 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary F'dotion Bob Ylngting, Ch., Bob Loose Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Moore 23-Fred Weeks International Information- Bert Fellor, Ch., Ralph ToupaILk " Emoloyer-Emploveo Reiotions— Kerr 9—Norm 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Buyor-Selier Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- 2—Robert 16—Howard Teeter Internationol Contacts- Bovee 10—Roy Potierson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Corroll BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President 26-Olin Dick French, Ch., Bob Romscy at 12:00 noon 26—A. Lyon 5-Will Couillord 19—James Skinner Youth- Pat Patterson Regular—First Thursdoy of each month 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Toupollk April-1966 October—1965 Student Guests- 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox (World Underst'ng Int.) 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Awards — March-1966 29—Ralph Kloos 14—Gus Burcndt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treof Sergeant-al-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. I 7-Wm. Scholarship, Student loons. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 24—Robert Nagle September—1965 Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. ★ Crippled Children- 31—Duke Davidson Magazine—Corroll Barnes Noglo, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Reiotions—Roy Pills ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Poul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17—Clyde Williams M. A. McKeith Program—Fred Anderson John Etsweiier. 3—Roy Pitts Community Safety— Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Directors; Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Paul Thompson Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Walker 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart IS—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Vo/1 Aken, Ch. Scton Bovco, Cn., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey President FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN • Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. ELECTION February-1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotory Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmen—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay---' Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lona—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Chorlcs Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret: r 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther! Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand :S).—Clciro Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert ButterField, 31 Edison Cl.—Tholmq Harold Coddiogton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Joekson-Voro Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy Olln Dally, 61 Maple lone—Jone Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridoemoor Pxl.—Valerie ; John Efsv/eiler, Jr., 37 Fofrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Falter, 95 N. Honehett St.—Chorlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore— Reo E, Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Roth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ' Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 278-8840 NAME ; Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. * Robert Sweet, R. R, 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8536 ,279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-2682 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson-Emily 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Loke—Suzanno 278-5891 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen — 278-2261 Home—Carol 279-9551 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H,-Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlce. 278-8036 278-5386 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 276-5234 _.278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 ^278r5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-2387 _.578-6517 279-9266 278-8909 H. Vincent Korhstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— 278-6501 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. 767-7508 278-2947 Normond Moore, 796 Angoio Rd.—Annetta: 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave,—Elaine Russcli F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Roymond Mulchohey. 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila— — Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Refha '_ Mel Rice, 1903 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 279-9492 278-5512 Wcirren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—laMoino ST2-5S94 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita ___.278-B318 378-5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicagq St.—Louise 278-2710 278-4029 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillion 278-5842 Torg Skcbe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinrier, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Bbyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss CroHston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy 278-6316 369-9092 278-2612 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeliG Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, R., 1, Coldwoter—Rpth." 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scotf-Nofolle 278-6393 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly .,278-6161 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lakeJo neon .__.278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Wilfowbrook Rd.—Elva..__._278-5412 John Walker, 33 Daugherfy—Gretcheni, '..278-6730 V : . '. ' t' * • . T • . - • ' * :. . . i, . ' T ■' '-U * :• j'. VVl-:!'' ; '• V- , •" {. 5..- i •: . ; ' -.r . i • The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 5.90^^ O®<0 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-5585 278-8238 278-6322 Ray Pitts. 55 N. Sproguc St.—Rulh Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6603 ..278-5554 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-6341 H. Pierce, 70 N. Sproguc-Virginia 278-4222 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-5078 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroinei.. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Wesley Wilbur," 144 S. Cloy ;St.-_l._- 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace George Phone No. 278-4350 278-8942 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box, 148- Polricla Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory Helenj_278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn 278-6788 •« NAME FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUAhLTV SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Proifts Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MARCH 22, 1966 Rotary Show Practice Schedule: end men at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday liarch 27 at the Elks Temple and the chorus at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 29, Only one practice session after this before we move to the Tibbits. Lee Jolgren of Vilican and Lemau, which is the Urban Renewal Consultant firm being hired by Coldwater, discussed the renewal of towns. He stated there are two types of renewal: (a) clearance and redevelopment and (b) conservation. There are 33 acres in Coldwater being considered for conservation witli some clearance. In order to revitalize a domtom five things are necessary: 1. Rid downtown of eye sores, 2, New sites for new development. 3. Off street parking, 4, Modernizing buildings which can be retained and have new rear entrances, 5, Good merchandising to attract customers. The first three can be done through urban renewal and de velopment aiid the last two can only be done by the merchants involved. Absent on Tuesday were the following; Davidson (in the Bahamas - how lucky can you be), McKieth, Russ Moore, Mulchaliey, Pearce, Pitts, Putnam, Skabo, Swart, W. Williams Les Woodward, Endicott and Sweet. There was one visiting Rotarian, Kenneth Montgomery of Hillsdale, Harry Joseph introduced the student guest Jim Gibbens, William Tinm, John Dean had as his guest There were four early leavers. About once each year your editor outlines the 14' steps in the method of electing nev; members. Step No, 1: From time to tine the Board shall review the list of filled and unfilled classifications as prepared by the Classification Committee and decide which, if any, of the unfilled classifications should be considered as open for proposals and shall advise the membership as to which classifications have been opened for proposal. Old and new officers of the club should circle April 23 and 24 for attendance at the District Conference at Hillsdale, All newjnembers and coirmiittee chairmen should also attend this Conference, Here is where you will learn how Rotary operates. We have three exchange students attending High School in Coldwater, Your editor hopes that they are able to attend a Rotary meeting before they leave. Coldwater Rotary needs new members. Read how one Rotarian secured twelve new members which is related on Page 8 of the February ROTARIAN, It takes a certain amount of push to accomplish anything - even with a wheelbarrow. No wonder the Irish go places and do tilings, Ray Mulcliahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. tY ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregatiena! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE ~ Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri'Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER .. Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiier. Carroll Osr! Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Buclcnell, Sturgis, Michigan Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Hovrard Teeter, Ch., Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Mark SONG 14—John Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June-1966 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 28—Carlo VIsoskv 5—A. 12—K. Foller Leavenv/orth 19—Wm. Bobier 28—Harold Goodholm Ouane Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 21—Craig Sebald LEADERS Leavanworth 21-M. MeKeith 7—John Kennedy KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Weeks French 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Andrews Occupatlonol Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean December—1965 Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- Kerr Moore (Rotary F'dotion Int.) Dick Biringor, Ch., Fred Ncer Fred Weeks, Ch., Win. Kioas 2—Robert 9—Norm 23—Fred 30—Dick Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 16—Howord Teeter International Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International C. International Competitor Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin 3—Seton Daily November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ 26-Olin international Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President 12—George Pierce Dick French, Ch., Bob Rumsey at 12:00 noon 5—Will Couillard Guests- Youth- Pot Patterson 5—Richard Moore 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Sergcant-at-Arms—Bob Howloy, Ch. Visit 12—Mork Andrews Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox Student Toupalik April-1966 28—Chet AMemier Awards — Public Relations—Roy Pitts Regular—First Thursday of each month 21—Governor Scholarship, Student Loons, Pregrom—Fred Anderson (World Undcrst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph 7—Wm. Kioas 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Membership—Keith Peoree, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Roy Fox September—1965 A. MeKeith Rural Urban- Barnes 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Dovidson darlo Hoikkinen, Ch., M. Morch—1966 24—Robert Nagle Crmpled Children— John Wolker Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Willioms Seton Bovoc, Cn., James Skinner Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. Magazine—Carroll 3—Ray Pitts Community Safety— Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey 22—Fritz Van Aken August-1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. John Deon, Clyde Williams 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo Boys' .ind Girls' Week- Attendance—Cralg Sebold ★ February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronsfoo Wllcox 18—Albert Buttarfield 25—Carroll Barnes Rotory Magazine STAG DAY-Chuek Woodword LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with onelher member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such at Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allcmier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kafhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6033 278-5359 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull Sf.-Morgaral Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 :-278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon _.278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora'. J Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmei Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jacksoii-Vera 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone— Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Voierio John Etswelles, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 278-6598 ;278-5475 278-5318 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278;8609 Richard C. French. 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne--.278:2587 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Robert B, Kerr, 0 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse'St.—Mary : Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 767-7503 278-2261 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Milferd A. MeKeith, 75 N. ttudson St.—Helen ^_„-27B-2947 Harold MeKnIghf, Coldwater St. Home—Coro! 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richcrd D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys.; 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pparl St.—Llla 278-5078 Robert Nagle; 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan i_.;279-9492 Fred Ncer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ___278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Relho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grate 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—tbrrainej.-. 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague Sl.-wRolh 278-6161 George H, Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia : Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillion Reo E. Goodwin, 78 5. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 278-4115 Torg Skaho, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6322 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss ST2-S594 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Jornes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronsorj—Olive 369-9092 278-6316 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwofer—Ruth Leslie Woodward, J63 Marshal! St.-Polly HONORARY MEMBERS Janean Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen . Sec. 34.66 % FREDERICK of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R, R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Worren V/iliiams, R. 2, Coldwater—laMoine.. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. _.278-5033 A-' ■ V 278-2710 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2790 „278-5006 278-8318 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann____.278-5585 •. Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-4222 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonshd—Morgaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh , Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.'—Mary Helen 278-6788 278-4350 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion. Webster Treof, R. 3. Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita - Phone No. 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 278-6517 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn—. Address ond Rotory Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene John Klein, Box 143—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara,.-278-8909 278-8536 NAME Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49Q36 278-5091 __.278-63n 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. M\RCH 15, 1966 On Tuesday, Robert Yingling presented Ward Mayrand, Information Officer of the Michigan Aeronautics Commission. Mr. Mayrand told of the three types of planes being used at the present time. (1) Military, (2) Scheduled Commercial and (3) General Aviation, in which field there are 86,000 planes at present v/ith 115,000 expected very soon. He stressed the need for close in airports and that very soon runways will have to be lengthened to land jet planes. Me stated that suitable air ports are a great influence in bringing new industries to a city. Eight companies in Brancli County now have planes at the local airport. Accompanying Mr. Mayrand were Norman IVetherly and Maury Malone both of the Commission. Absent Tuesday were Bent, Bovee, Burandt, Couillard, Coodholm, Heikkinen, Kerr, Leavenworth, Russ Moore, Nagle, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, W. Williams, D. Woodward and L. Woodward. Tliere were 8 early leavers. Guest Rotarians included Olan Martin, Wendell Hathaway, Bob Marrig and Jim Amiden of Bronson, Ray Kimball of Sturgis and John Marvin of Tliree Rivers. Other guests included Noel Shedd the guest of Bob Yingling and Terry and Tom Ward, Seniors at the Coidwater High School who were introduced by John Dean and Fritz VanAken. The Club voted to contribute $500 to the Mott Sdiolarship Fund at Olivet College. This amount will be matched by the Fund. The Club also agreed to contribute $800 to the Rotary Park Fishing Site to go toward the construction of toilets and a drinking fountain. Next week John Dean will have as a guest speaker Lee Jolgren of the firm of Vilican and Lemau, consultants on Urban Renewal of Southfield. Mr, Jolgren is expected to discuss Urban Renewal and how its use in Coidwater can benefit the city. Dear Cousin Muley: As you know, I attend a lot of service club meetings and I canno-. say mucli for the food at Coidwater Rotary when con^ared with other clubs. It just don't rate at all. Recently I have been to Galesburg, Climax, Homer, Fremont and some others and all of them had much better food. Maybe the poor food may have some thing to do with th.e poor attendance. You ought to see how Coidwater Exchange and Kiwanis eat. Yours, Gully There are only three chorus and end men practices scheduled between now and the week of the "Fabulous Forties". Don't forget end men - Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Elks and next chorus on Tuesday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks. BE THERE'. Thursday is St. Patrick's Day and this is for the Rotary Ann who says she is Irish. A Toast for St. Patrick's Day: Sainte 'gus saol agat Health and long life to you Land without rent to you The v/oman of your choice for you A child every year to you A long life and may your bones rest in Ireland Children are something that you know how to raise better than anyone else because you don't have any. Ray Mulchaliey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISOAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVilLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION FRED CULY - 1965-1966 .. FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. lUSE Presideni Vico-President Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Scc'y-Treas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Ccflins, Doug Woodward, Bob Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. DIRECTORS MEETINGS Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Awards — Bill Bobicr, Ch., Cron Wilcox Program—Fred Anderson President Rotory Internotlonal C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International Georgo R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknoil, Sturgis, Michigan 16—Howard Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodv^in Competitor Relations- International Information- Bob YIngling, Ch., Bob Loose (Rotory F'datlon Int.) Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Howard Teeter, Ch., Occupational Information— 7—Torg Skabo 14—Kan Heikkinen July-1966 5—A. Foller 28—Harold Goodholm 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox Duane Davidson Leavenworth 28—Carlo 14—John Visosky 21—Croig Sebold KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch,, Warren Williams June-1966 21-M. McKelth 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trode Associations- French January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Mork Andrews J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Weeks 30—Dick December—1965 Iniernotional Student Proiects— Dick Biringcr, Ch., Fred Ncer Employer-Employee Relations— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas 31—John Dean Teeter 23-Fred Bovee 24—Rco Goodwin 9—Norm Mor^re SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Internationol Contacts- BOB NAGIE, Director 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 2—Robert Kerr Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE May—1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olin Dally Youth- Carroll Moore 26—A. Lyon 5~Will Couillord . 12—George Pierce Dick French, Ch., Sergeonl-el-Arms—Bob Howiey, Ch. Bob Rumscy 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins 1—Horvcy Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert YIngling 22—Ray Fox April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Student Guests- . Pot Patterson Klaos 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7-Wm. March—1966 (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik September—1965 Scholarship, Student Loans, at 13:00 noon •k Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Membership—Keith Pearco, Ch. Regulor—First Thursday of eoch inenlh Special—At the call of the President Crippled Children- 31—Duke Davidson Mogaxine—Carroll Borncs Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.} 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Rural Urban- Rotary Information—Ics Wise, Ch. ★ Community Sofety— M. A. McKeith John Walker Nagic, Charles Bacon,' Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Etsweiler. 3-Ray Pitts Paul Thompson Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey Wise 22—Fritz Von Aken August-196S Fritz Vein Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams 1-les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Glrb' Week- Attendance—Craig Sebold * February—1966 COMMITTEES ~ CLUB SERVICE 18—Albert Butlerficid 25—Carroll Barnes ' Rotary Mogazlne STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving speclol programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-M33. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mar[orie 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 276-6821 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Korr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha— Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlcne..1 278-8942 Pout W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 276-2682 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-5790 278-8840 —278-8536 279-9551 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoler Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Wllliom Bobicr, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ernest 278-2261 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sciro Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Seton 278-8086 Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Cloro 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma. Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Avo., 278-2854 Jockson-Vera-... 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.-Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfisid Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelf St.-Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9471 - 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne --278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth -.-.279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara...278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory HeIen-_278-4115 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 278-6501 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret W. iuse, R. R. 4—Ruth — Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnIght, Coldwater St. Home—Carol- 278-2947 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carjyie Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LHa Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peofce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine George H.. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnom, 11 B. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rite, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis— Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nelli© Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Branson—Olive 767-7508 —278-4191 278-6278 - 278-5078 279-9492 273-5512 279-9360 273-2979 278-6341 278-6322 .278-6161 -.278-2790 ST2-5594 —278-5006 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofalle 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy— HONORARY MEMBERS Janean ___278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvq John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grotchen ■m- • Rotary REFLECTOR See. 34.66 FREDSRICK H. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— The COLDWATER of Coldtvater, Michigan, Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St / ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 1 PUBLISHED BY 278-4222 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. M-\RC1I 8, 1966 There will be a practice of end men of the Rotary Show at 5:00 p.m. on SUNDAY, MARCH 13 at the Elks Temnle. OF 3:50 P.M. NOTE THE ca\NGE IN TI;!E — IT IS AT 5:00 P.M. INSTEAD " r- The chorus meets TUESDAY, MARCH 15 at the Elks at 7:30 p.m. A On Tuesday the club lost Bill Klacs who is moving to Cleveland. the He bade good-by to club. The club membership voted to purdiase and donate to the Tibbits Opera House a new spot light. In return the Tibbits will make no charge for the use of the theater for the Rotary Show. Absentees for Tuesday included burandt, Couillard, Faller, Goodholm, Kennedy, Kerr, Leavenworth, Russ Moore, Pitts, Mel Rice, Rumsey, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, Warner VanAken, Weeks, Clyde Williams, V/arren Williams, Wise, Doug Woodward, Les Woodward and Bob Yingiing. Visiting Rotarians included Nelson Weber of Bronson, other guests included Harold Higgins the guest of IVayne Farst and Carroll Barnes had as his guest Donald B. Quada. Hal Fitch, a Senior from the Coldwater High School, was the student guest and was in troduced by Bill Bobier. Hal played on the Coldwater Basket Ball team that beat Albion Tuesday night in the Regional Tournament. There were seven early leavers, ^ Next week Bob Yingiing will present Mr. Ward J. Jiayrand of the Michigan Department of Aeronautics, who will tell the club about the importance of an adequate air terminal. Bob, by the way, is a licensed airplane pilot. Dick Biringer presented three new members, Reo Goodwin, Andy Henry and John Visosky. Eadi of these members told something of themselves. Reo Goodwin was bom in Branch County, graduated from I'iontgoinery High School, served 52 months in W.W.II and for a tine was stvitioned in Hawaii, iie has worked at Quality Springs, Montgomery Wards and now has his own Shervdii-Williams Paint Store. He is married and has three diildren; tv/o daughters and cne son. Andy Henry born in Ohio, graduated from High School, served three and one-half years in the U.S. Navy aboard an air carrier under Admiral Halsey. He has worked on the railroad, as a civil employee, bookkeeper and in 1955 came to Coldwater with Federal- Mogul. He is now ma:aagor of the Systems Department in data processing. His v;ife is Velina and he has two daughters and one son. Jolm Visosky was bom in Pennsylvania, graduated From High School, served in the U.S. Coast Guard and later attended the University of .Michigan majoring in music. played in the University of Michigan Band and v;as at one Rose Bowl Game, taught in Reading where he was a Rotarian. daughter.- He He has He is married and has a son and a He is now band.director at Coldwater High School. This was a good program and we should hoar from all new Rotarians and perhaps some of the older lumbers. The Board of Directors has voted to again send a boy to Camp Emory in 1966, The Borad of Directors has voted to buy from the Crippled Childrens* Fund $834 of equipment for th.e ortiiopedic room at the Franklin School, This is on recommendation of the Crippled Childrens* Committee of the club. No well reared girl should wcp.t a pair of slacks. Pvay ilulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Chureh - Mondoy, 12:15 M. tS AlBION - Parker inn - Thorsdoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HJLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ' �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY Preiident FRED ANDERSON Vice-Presidenf ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTrcas. Soton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodword, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Corlo Hcikkinsn, Ch., Magazine—Carroll Barnes Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Trcot Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Program—Fred Anderson Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. 26—Olln Dick French, Ch., Carroll Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr CHARLES BACON, Director Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Buyer-Sellor Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin international DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Competitor RelationsBert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk Employor-Employeo Relations- International Student ProjectsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Ncer President Rotary international Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas ★ C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Inlcrnationai George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary iniernatienal Richard R. B'ucknoll, Sturgis, Michigan (Rotory F'dalion Inf.) 23~Fred 30—Dick International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob loose Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Four-Way Test- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Mark 7—John Kennedy Goodwin 31—John Dean June—1966 7—Torg Skabo 5—A. 28—Harold Goodholm January—1966 SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Buttorfield 25—Carroll Bornes Rotary Mogarine Duane Davidson Faller 12—K. leovenworlh 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Associations- Bob Korr, Ch., Warren Williams 24—Reo July-1966 14—John VIsosky Andrews Bovec 14—Ken Leavenworth 21-M. McKeith 28—Carlo Helkkinen 21—Craig Sebold SONG LEADERS J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Weeks French December—I96S Occupational Information— Trade 3—Scion 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter SERVICE Moore Mov-1966 Dally November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 5—Will Couillard IP—Jomes Skinner Youth- Pal Patterson Regulor—First Thursday of each month 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Howley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox Aprll-1966 October—1965 Student Guests- Public Relotions—Ray Pitts Kfoos 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmier Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7-Wm. 14—Gus Buroiidt Rural Urban- March-1966 (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupallk September—1965 M. A. McKeith John Wolker Mrs. Grace Polterson — Organist 31—Duke Dovidson Crippled Children— Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. ★ 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Folr Comm.) 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nagle Community Safely— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey Wise 22—Fritz Van Aken August-1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classiflcatlen—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams 1-Les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Scbald ★ February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-I966. If you wish to chonge dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speclol programs, such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allcmier, R. R. 4, Coldwator—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoar Rd.—Marjorle 278-6033 ____278-5358 273-6821 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Phono No. 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Anis Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert B. Kerr, 6 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M, Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-8942 278-4222 278-6501 278-6850 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 Webster Treof, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna.. 278-5554 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-8536 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 278-2662 H. Vincent Kornsllen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy £. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7503 Williorn Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Borondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterficid, 31 Edison Cl.—Thclma. 27B-53B6 273-5891 278-4406 278-2854 Ernest 27B-2261 Fritz VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glody5 278-5585 278-4243 Horoid Mcknight, Coldwater St. Homo—Carol— 279-9551 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. V/eeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlce 279-5094 278-4159 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornv/ell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pcorl St.—Llla 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Avo.-rJean Horoid Coddingion, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-8086 Jockson-Vcra___-278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogens 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avn.-Dorothy 279-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valeric 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—lucllle___ _-278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlofle 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris ___278-5318 Richard C, French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore-> 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rulh 279-9266 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara Harry Joseph', 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-8909 278-6788 W. luse. R. R. 4-Ro1h Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace. B. K. Pecrce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2947 279-9492 278-5512 — 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H, Pierce. 70 N. Sprague—Virginia 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth-. 278-6161 Ker>neth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Mel Rice, 1903 278-2710 278-4029 Clyde Willioms, R. R. T-NVilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—loMoIne 278-8238 278-6693 Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce!ia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nolalle— 278-2790 Kibby Rd,, Joekson—Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond 5t.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sobald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. 278-8318 278-5842 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2-Nellie Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss— Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-6316 HONORARY MEMBERS Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 0®<3 FREDERICK PUBLISHED BY o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeling Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-S033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— > ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRUJa PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49Q36 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �7/c Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. 1, 1966 There will be a practice of the End Men of the Spring Show on Sunday, March 6 at the Elks at 3:30 p.Jii, There will be a chorus practice at the Elks on Tuesday night, March 8 at 7:30 p.m. Try to be tiiare. On Tuesday, Harvey Bent as program chairman introduced Fred Hough, the new Administrator of the Community liealth Center. Mr. Hough discussed the duties of an administrator and then went on to discuss future needs and plans illustrating this v;ith graphs. He stated that more space was needed for service and that in 1975 at least 170 beds at the Health Center will be needed. The club attendance slipped badly in January. Our average was 89.37% which placed us 11th in clubs coinparable in size. We were less than 1% over the District Average of 88.45. This was for 49 clubs with a membership of 2829. Wlien a man becomes a Rotarian he obligates himself to attend his own club regularly or make up at some other club. Seven clubs had thirteen 100% meetings during January. At the election of new members to Board of Directors, Fred Anderson, Dick French and John Klein were selected at Tuesday's meeting. Next week Dick Biringer will be the program, chairman. He is presenting three new members, /\ndy Henry, John Vivosky and Reo Goodwin. He has asked them to give a thumb nail sketch of all the facts regarding themselves that can be told. On April 23 and 24 a District Conference will be held at Hillsdale College. According to the latest District Governor's Letter it is mandatory tnat the in coming officers aiid the present officers attend. It is suggested that all new members attend so as to familiarize themselves with the operation of Rotary. Rotary Anns are invited and activities ate planned for them. Give the little gal a break and take her along. Rotary'5 World Understanding Week is :Marcii 20-26 and Rotary International suggests that some effort be made to plan a program with this in mind. In the February ROTARIAN read the article by Ralph E. Prouty entitled "Nothing Succeeds Like Excess". He points out that many of the world's gre.atest benefits have come about because someone, somewhere, sometime displayed a fanatic devotion to solving some problem and people are the benefactors. Read it. A "seegar" or an orchid to tl^e Rotarian or Rotary who can tell your editor where the newest Rotary Club has been organized. It tells of it in the Rotarian for February. It is a good thing that hair dyeing wasn't so popular back i:x Eben E. Rexford's day. ile couldn't have written "Silver Threads .imong the Gold". Ray Mulchah3/ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Unton Church — Monday, 12:15 M. AIBION — Parker Inn — Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUStote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Director - TOM COLLINS, Director MICH. 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde WilliaTns FRED CUIY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-Presidenf Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treosurer OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN ETSWEILER Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Classiilcotion—Ouke Davidson, Ch. - John Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Seton Bovec, Ch., James Skinner Walker Dick Mooro, Ch., Webb Treat Regular—First Thursday of each month Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bert Feller, Ch., Relph Toopaiik Employer-Employee Relations- INTERNATIONAL Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. KIoos President Rotary international C. P. H. Four-Way Test— TEENSTRA - Netherlonds Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworf General Secretory, Rotary International 12—George Pierce Carroll Barnes Trode Associations- Richard R. Buckneil, Sturgls, Michigon Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean CHARLES BACON, Director Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Weeks French 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken July—1966 7—John Kennedy 14—John VIsesky 5-A. 12—K. 21—Croig Sebald 28—Horold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine Ouane Davidson Faller Leavenworlh 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cronston V/ileox SONG LEADERS Leavenworlh 28—Carlo Heikklnen January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Mark Andrews June—1966 21-M. McKelth December—1965 International Student Pro[ects— Dick Birlnger, Ch., Fred Neer Rotary Foundation— Howord Teatcr, Ch., Toeler (Rotary F'dallon int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick tfussoil Moore, Ch,, Den Shorno International Information- Moore 16—Howard Bovee 10—Roy Potterson 17—Robert Rumscy 2—Roaforf Korr 9—Norm SERVICE Inlornational Contacts- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Governor, 636 Dill., Rotary International 3—Seton Dolly November-1965 Occupational information- George R. Means, Evonsten, Illinois May-1966 19—James Skinner Youth- INTERNATIONAL Hawley 26—A. Lyon Couillerd 26-Olin Dick French, Ch., Buyer-Seller Relations— ^ Special—At the call of the Prosidont 5-WIM Boyd Wiggins BOB NAGLE, Director 5—Richard Moore 19-R. October-1965 George Pierce, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:00 noon Aprll-1966 12—Mark Andrews Awards — Bill Bobtcr, Ch,, Cron Wllcox Bob Rumscy 29—Ralph Toupoiik 21—Governor Visit Student Guests- Sergeonl-at-Arms—Bob Kawley, Ch. 22—Roy Fox (World Undersl'ng Int.} 28—Chef Allemior DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Birlnger 15—Robert Yingling KIoos Scholarship, Student leans, Mr*. Grace Potterson — Organist ★ 7—Wm. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Pot Potterson 22—Fritz Van Aken March—1966 Soplomber—1965 14—Gus Burondt Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. ★ Corlo Hcikklnon, Ch., Rural Urban- Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Roy Pitts BOARD OF Crippled Children— Magazine—Carroll Bornes Program—Frod Anderson John Etsweiler. August—196S 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.} 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKcith Olln Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Poul Thompson Community Safety— Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 1-les Wise 8—Conrod Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald ★ February—1966 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule For the Rotary Year 1965<1966. If you wish to change dote* with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such a* ladies' Night, may oppoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmnn-Telephene — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmci Phone No. 278-5790 Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-2903 278*6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-5358 278-6821 Wm. Kiaas, 489 Morse St.—Mory John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8086 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret— Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Av4., 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Ernest 278-2261 Jaekson-Vera Tom Collins. 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-2990 278-5234 —.——278-2818 Duone E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Anr> Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E, Goodwin, 76 S, Jefferson—Roth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Helen—278-4113 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave-—Elaine Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno—278-6054 Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Russell F. Mooro, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 279-9551 278-6769 - Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine — Fred H- Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss-. —278-5078 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wiima 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 273-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroino— 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth.. 278-6161 278-6322 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Moafel Mel Rice, 1W3 Kibby Rd., Joekson—lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grfrjnd St.—Pkyllls 278-2790 ..-ST2-5S94 278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita _.__278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skohe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Otive Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John VIsosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-6278 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—LaMolne Lester P. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie oj Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE VisiWig Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 ..279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchet) Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 Ed Hoitz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke— The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupoiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-4191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Rotho Roy C. Patterson, 36 14. Circle Dr.—Grace George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague-Virginia 278-8942 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Loko—Suzanne....278-5554 278-6501 R. 4—Ruth 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1. Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-6850 767-7508 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Luse, R. Phone No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278.8006 278-26B2 W. Address and Rolory Ann 278-8536 279-9551 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshali St.—Gertrude. FREDSRrCK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, tMC. coldwater, MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. FEBRUARY 22, 1966 These iriembers have been nominated for the Board of Directors and from these men the*;" club win elect the Directors for tiie coming year: Fred Anderson," John Klein, A1 Butterfield, Dick Frencti, Dick Moore, Bob Rumsey and Bob Sweet. May the best men win. From the new Board will be elected the club officers for the year to come. They will take over on July 1, 1966. It would be nice, fitting and proper and of value to the club if the new President and Secretary were sent to the '.\nnuai Convention in Denver. them and their Rotary Anns.) (All expenses paid for Other clubs do it, why can't Coldwater. Absent on Tuesday were .^nd3rson, Bacon, Bent. Bobier, Bovee, Couillard, Davidson (Caribbean Cruise), Dean, Faller, Kerr, Komstein, Leavenworth, Moore, fiulchahey, Putnam, Skabo (ill). Teeter, Thompson, Warron, ivilliams (Mesa, Arizona), Wilcox, Doug Woodward, Les Woodward (Tucson, Arizona), Henry and Endicott. There were four early leavers. Visiting Rotarians were: Richard Weber, Momev/ood, Illinois; K. Tiiomas, Alfred Gutstein, Henry Johnson and Emery Boyd of Mgola; ilorris Wood of Bronson; Ken Woollen of Shelbyville, Indiana; and a former Coldwater it®.,' now of Ann Arbor,» Georce Owers. & We are sorry we missed Tuesday's meeting and by so doing missed the slides and narration of the hunting trip into Montana by two of our club members, Chuck Woodward and Clyde Williams, Hiey were successful as they came back v/ith two elk, a black bear and a grizzly bear. From all reports the orogram was enjoyed by the membership. A new member James R. Endicott of the Board of Public Works was introduced to the club by Tom Collins. His Rotary Ann is Tiioima and they live at 72 Cheryl Ann Drive, They have two daughters, Christine 12 yen^s old and Gloria 22 of Terre Haute, Indiana. He is a veteran of Army service and attends the'Methodist Church. Next week Harvey Bent will have as his speaker Fred Hough, the new administrator of the Coiranunity Health Center, who will tell tSie club of the problems a hospital faces at the present time. Recently your Editor made up at Vicksburg and heard Samuel V. Bennett of the W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research speak on the employment in iHchigan. is a good prograiri for someone. Kalainazoo, Here You can reach him at 300* South Westnedge Avenue, The average husband is 42 around tlie waist, 40 around the ciiest, 9S around the golf course and a nuisance around the house. ■ Ray liulcliahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 MICH. DOUG V/OODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boyf' and GirU' Week— ASfendonce-Craig Sebald ★ 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer OFFiCERS ELECTION BY JOHN ETSWEILER . - John Walker ★ Scholarship, Student Loans, Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Bob Rumsey Regular—First Thursday of each month Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Ooodwirt International informotion— Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob loose Bert Fcllor, Ch., Ralph Toupoiik President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International 14—John Howard Teeter, Ch., Mark J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Andrews SONG Bob Kerr, Ch,, Warren Willleims Visosky 28—Har^d Goodholm Rotary Mogoxine Duane Dovidson Heikkinen 5—A. Foller 12—K. Leavenworth 19-Wm. Bobler 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Bulterfield 25—Carroll Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- 28—Carlo 21—Craig Sebald LEADERS 7—Torg Skabo July-1966 Januory—1966 4—Harry Joseph Occvpotionol Informotion— June-1966 14—Ken leavenworth 21-M. McKeith 7—John Kennedy Rotary Foundation- Hcirold Goodhelm, Ch., C. Swart Weeks French December—196S Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Ncer Four-Way Test— George R. Means, Evonilon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international RIchord R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan (Rotary F'dotion Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick International Student Proieelt— Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos INTERNATIONAL 24—Ree Goodwin 31—John Deon 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relotions— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bornes CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ^ Special—At the coll of the President Carroll Bovce 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 international Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 3—Selon 10—Roy Poiferson Youth- INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon Mav-1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olin Dolly Dick French, Ch., Sergeant-ot-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. 19—R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon Couiilord 12—George Pierce George Picfco, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Pat Patterson DIRECTORS MEETINGS 28—Chat Aliemier 5-WIII Toupalik Aoril-1966 S—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Rotary Information—Ics Wise, Ch. (World Undersl'ng Int.) 29—Rolph 21—Governor Visit Student Guests- 1—Harvey Bent 22—Roy Fox 7—Wm. Kloas 14—Cus Burondt Awards — March—1966 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling September—1965 Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Public Relations—Ray PiDs ★ Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Mogoxine—Carroll Barnes Mrs. Grace Potlerson — Organist BOARD OF Crippled Children- Rural Urban- Progrom—Fred Anderson John Etsweilcr. 17-Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogic 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKeith Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Coly, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Paul Tnompsan (Foir Comm.) Selon Sovec, Cn., James Skinner 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson Community Safety— Fellowship—Ken Leavenworlh, Ch. Asst. Sec'y-Treas. August—1965 Fritr Von Aken, Ch. Ciatsificalion-Duke Davidson, Ch. FebrOory—1966' SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above i* our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 196S-1966. If you wish to change doles with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members having speeiol programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to osslst with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033, ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aflemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kolhryn .,__.278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.-Marjorie.——278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Riehofd Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jackson-Vora Tom Collins, IS Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Wilford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Efsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfietd Dr.—lucllle 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4223 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Trent, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzanna.___278-5554 Fritx VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 278-5386 278-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth — Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home-Corel Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetfa Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glody5 278-4243 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Poor! St.—Ilia Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Axiicr Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace. B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 .____278-2979 278-6341 278-2654 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 278-8609 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honcheff St.—Charlotte—278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison loke, R. R. 2—Doris ..278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth Robert Sweet, R. R. 1. Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-6850 767-7508 278-2818 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barboro Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chitogo St.—Mary Helen Hcirry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St.-Qutnn 279-9551 Phone No. ..278-4350 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ——..278-5909 Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne 278-8840 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricla Address and Rotary Ann 278-2682 Fred Culy, 81 W. Ciorko Ave.—Dorothy— —.-279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mople lone—Jane Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha Wm. Kloas, 489 Morse St.—Mory NAME Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6501 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmni Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Phone No. 278-.5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy ____...._278-8086 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret— Scfon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma.. 278-2587 ..279-9266 278-8909' 278-4115 278-6788 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine— 278-5512 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprcgue-Virginia 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth ..... 278-6161 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Fred H. Weeks, 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Jomes R. Skinner, 369-9092 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise— 278-5842 R. R. 4-8eotrieo Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wiima Worrcn Wiiiioms, R. 2, Coldwater—laMoine... Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Roth __279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 ScotI—Natalie ... 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopuwa Rd., Coldwater loke— Joneon Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Hov/ard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrock Rd,—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen I'a' I'CQjs' 2, ,o T-1 I5EG FRSDSRICK PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE VisUins Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 The COLDWATER Ro/arj REFLECTOR 279-5094 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis R. 4, Bronson—Olive John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 15, 1966 On Tuesday, Honorable Menber John h'alker told the club of circuses. He stated that he had been a circus fan since 1904 when he carried water for the elephants and re ceived passes for the show. This was when Bamuit and Bailey visited Coldwater, During early times Rome had records of a circus in 329 B.C. Later the circuses traveled around the country playing in small towns. These were followed by large traveling circuses Lind by 1900 there were many on the road. Host of the early travel in the United States was by train and the parades were large and colorful. At one time Ringling Brothers Circus had 1600 employees and the daily cost was about $14,000. John states he liked freaks and he told of many he had knovm. Since 1956 none have been under canVvis. The circus people had a language of their own. Many years ago we heard that once John ran away with a circus. We cannot vouch for the truth of this, however, one little known Fact is that the Germany Army adopted the circus metiiod of loading equipment onto trains and used it extensively. The Nominating Comrattce has been appointed and next week the bulletin will carry the names of the nominees for the Board of Directors for 1966-67. Absent this week were Bovee, Butterfield, Goodholn, Hawley, Heikkinen, Joseph, Kerr, Leavenworth, Laney, McKieth, Russ floore, lulchaliey, Patterson, Mel Rice, Rumsey, Shomo, Skabo, Thompson, Warner VanAkon, IVsrren Williams and Yingling, Tliere were only 4 early leavers. Visiting Rotarians were Morris Wood and Alvin -Uilor of Bronson. This is taken from the Sturgis Rotary Bulletin: ROTARIAIJS ROTATE: "The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service' can cone about only if each of us does his part to promote fellowship at v/eekly meetings. As Rotarians, we need to rotate to a different table each week. If you are a younfier member, don*t sit with the same other younger members, week after week. Tlie same advice can be given to older club members, too. Help advance t]ie object of Rotary." Next week Clyde Williams and Cnuck Woodward are to present a program on their last hunting trip. It should be interesting. Your editor will miss it as he is speaking at the Galesburg Rotary Club, Sorry! Now that the Armed Forces are looking for a lost atom bomb in the Atlantic the article on Page 12 of the February ROTARIAN should be interesting to the members. Read it and then consider how well you would like to be dajigled down 2,000 feet in a small capsule, A teacher annoyed by his clock-eyed students covered the face of the clock with a sign that read, "Time will pass. Will you?" Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HJILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. it ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Audiiorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mendoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey FRED ANDERSON Vice-Prestdent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER . Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, John Etsweilcr. Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. John Walker Magazine—Corroii Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wilcox Bob Rumsey President Rotary tntemaiionol P. H. Four-Way Test- INTERNATIONAL TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretary, Rotary Inlernotional Georgo R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intornational Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan SERVICE International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Occupational Information— Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams SONG 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean Teoter Weeks French June-1966 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken December—1965 7—John Kennedy July-1966 21—Craig Sebald 5—A. 12—K. 14—John VIsosky 28—Horold Goodhoim LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Dovidson leovenworth 21-M. McKeith 28—Carle Heikklnen 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Foller Leovenworth 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Mark Andrews Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey (Rotary F'dallon Inf.) Rotary Foundation— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Kerr Moore 23-Frcd 30—Dick International Student Preiecis— Howord Teeter, Ch., 2—Robert 9—Norm 16—Howard Dick Blringer, Ch., Fred Ncer Harold Goodhotm, Ch., C. Swart 3—Seton Dally November—1965 Barnes Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Carroll CHARLES BACON, Director Competitor Relations— Moy-1966 19—James Skinner Dick French, Ch., Hawley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce International Contacts— Was Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin 19-R. Youth- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 5—Richard Moore 12—Mork Andrews 5-Wifl Coulllard 26-OI!n Toupalik April—1966 October—1965 Boyd Wiggins Scrgaant-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. (World Underst'ng Inf.) 29—Rolph 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmler George Pierce, Ch., Pot Pottcrson 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox 7—Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burendt Student Guests- Buyer-Seller Relotions— ★ 22—Fritz Von Aken September-1965 Awards — Public Relations—Roy Pitts Special—At the call of the President Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Crmpled Children- Scholorship, Student Loans, Program—Fred Anderson at 12:00 noon C. Barnes Wise March-1966 31—Duke Davidson Rurol Urban- Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Otin Dally, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday oF each month Paul Thompson M. A. McKeith Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist •dr BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS August—1965 3—Roy Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Sofely— 17-Clyde NVilllams Seton Bovce, Cn., James Skinner 24—Robert Nagle Fritz Van Akon, Ch. ClossiFicatlon—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY 1-Los 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don Shomo Beys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Cralg Sebold ★ February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Barnes Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, odvise the progrom cholrmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirmon—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kalhryn Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. —278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 278-8840 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude ..278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Roth - 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjoria Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoref Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro .278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddlnglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlylc Ave.—Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret 278-8086 278-5386 Gust C. Borondt, 75 t4. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Jackson-Vera.... 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro 278-5234 Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Iniogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople lone—Jane 278-2318 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy Duone B. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo.._ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Efswcilar, Jr., 37 Feirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9471 ' Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Aim Dr.—Suzonne 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-2587 E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Kowtey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph. 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn 278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mory H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand Si.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-8536 .._278-6501 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgoref 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol—_-279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefto 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lite 278-5078 Robert Nogie. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Rslho 279-9360 Roy C. Potterion, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ,_._-278-6341 Geofge H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth — ._278-6161 Kenneth Potnom, 11 £. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Mo! Rice, 1903 Kibby.Rd., Jackson—Lillian-. —ST2-SS94 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-.5006 Craig Sebald, R. R..2, Mprrlson Lake—Rita —....278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chlca^ St.—Louise 278-5342 Torg Skabe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna.___278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann..— Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara.... 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. 1-Wiima 278-2612 278-8238 Wctrren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie __279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Hoitz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elxora Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva. John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER 0®<J Phone No. FRSDSRICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49Q36 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 ,,.278-6730 �r "//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February R. 196fS at Stukey's Inn on Thursday, February 3. Several actions were ta.<en. (I) A1 Face, a former Rotarian who resigned from the club, was elected to Senior Active membership. (2) Torg Skabo was excused his past absences because ot Illness, However, lus aosences are included in the attendance of the club. (3) Considerable discussion of absenteeism and early leavers followed and it was agreed that wnen a man 301ns Rotary he assumes several responsibilities among which are: roo r attend his own club or make up each week. (b) To attend at least 0U-. of each meeting. It was brought out that some members who do not sign up to leave early are doing so. ^ On Tuesday, Conrad Swart introduced Tlie Reverend Vemcn T. Smith of the Presbyterian Churcn who discussed the 4-Way Test and how it came into existence and its applica tion to business life at the present time. We are sorry we did not hear him but from ail reports he did a good job. Absentees were Bovce, Burandt, Butterfield, Davidson, ffciCieth. flolitor. Russ Moore, ^lulchahay, Patterson, Rice, Sebald, Skabo, Treat, H'amer VanAken, Clyde Williams and Warren Williains. Tnere was one visiting Rotarian, Jerry Novak of Ilillsdale. George Pierce had as his guest Qiarles Watkins and Harold Goodholin had !/alt Balcolm as his guest. Tliere were seven early leavers. i/e understaiid taat the Don Shomos arc leavijig for a vacation in a wanner climate, iNext week Frsd atderson pinch hitting .for the vacationing Don Shomo will introduce our John Walker who will tell us about circuses that he has known. In the area of human relations and selling the book SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS outlines how one salesman made a success of selling a very common commodity; baked beans. He outlined liow his company could save a housewife 16 hours in preparing a baked bean meal. He had studied the needs and likes of his customers and then geared his approach to meet this need# lie tIiou^,ht of his approach and considered his prospective customers. In this time oT excessive competition such a plan will pay off if done properly. In the February ROTARIAi-i read about '"Hie iian With 8000 Miracles" telling a story of guts", courage and the will to do something for someone else. Foreign Aid" is very much in the news at present. Road tiie article on Page 34 of the February ROTARIAi^i about v/hat Rotariaiis did in Calcutta for their city. For every person who wishes dreams would come true there rare at least 10 who thank heaven that they didn*t. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ^ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium ^ Mondoy, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERr OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Craig Ssbafd * OFFICERS BY Clossificatlon—Duke Davidson, Ch. ELECTION - 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Wllfiains President Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON VIce-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER . _ Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. John Walker Magazine—Corroll Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Program—Fred Anderson Public Relations—Ray Pitts Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. Bob Ruinscy MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— Special—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Inlernationo! TEENSTRA - Netherlands Generol Secretary, Rotary Tnlernational George R. Means, Evonsion, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Community Safety- Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat 5—Richard Moore Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wllcox 19-R. Howley 26—A. lyon October—1965 5-lMtll Coulllard Student Guests- 12—George Pierce George Piorce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner 26—Olfn French, Ch., 3—Solon Dolly Barnes 9—Norm SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director (Rotary F'datlon Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Inlernolienal Student Protects— Dick BIringer, Ch., Fred Neer Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Rotary Foundation— Howard Teeter, Ch., 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean Moore 16—Howard Teeter International CeirloeK— Int.) June—1966 23—Fred Weeks 7—Torg Skobo 30—Dick 14—Ken Leovenworth 21-M. McKellh French 28—Carlo December—1965 7—John Kennody 14—John Visosky Hclkkinen Julv-1966 5—A. Falter 12—K. Leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 21—Croig Sebald 26—Harold Goedholnr 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews Bovco 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 2—Robert Kerr Bert Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupailk Employer-Employee Relations- Bob Korr, Ch., Worren Williams Aprll-1966 12—Mark Andrews Awards — International Informotlon— Trade Associations- (V/orld Underst'ng lot.) 29—Rolph Toupailk 7-Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burondl 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmler Scholarship, Student loons, }. A. Kennedy, Ch., R, Sweet 22-Ray Fox September—1965 Rural Urban- Mark 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Birlnger 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Davidson Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Four-Wcy Test— Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupationol Information— Mareh-1966 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nogle Seton Bevcc, Ch., James Skinner Cirppled Children- Carroll 22—Firtz Van Aken 3—Roy Pilfs Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 neon Paul Thompson Youth- 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—196S Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Dick Pat Patterson Sergeant-ol-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS C. P. H. Barnes Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Boys' ond Girls' Week- M. A. MeKolth Memborshia—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilcox SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 18—Albert Butterficld 25—Carroll Barnes Duane Dovidson STAG DAY-Chuck Weodword Rotary Mogozinc LADIES' NITE-Web Trcot The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1965-1966. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special progroms, such as todies* Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Choirmon-Telephono - 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwofar-Fay Phone No. _,278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kafhryn _,278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morlorie Corroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Maroaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-5353 _„278-6B21 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringar, 37 Corlyfe Avc.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 276-8086 278-5386 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5391 Gust C. Burardt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmci. 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddloglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jocksen-Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins. 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorka Ave.-Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-947] 278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Loeille____ Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancliett St.—Charlotte.. Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8609 278-5909 .278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-2587 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address ond Rolory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—WllmoRobert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 - John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8536 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 279-9551 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6850 278-6501 V/cbsfer Trcot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna __278-5554 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rufh 767-7508 278-2261 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Alary Ann__ 278-5585 278-2947 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafr!ce E. Ken leovenvrorth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnighf, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol—..279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Rlehord D. ALoore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 V/, Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Rotha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce —.279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne — George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprague—Virginia 278-6341 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 J. Chicago St.—Mabel—...278-2790 A\ol Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson-Liliian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis— ___278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skcbo, 155 Morrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Worner VanAkon, R. R. 2-^ladys Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warron Willioms, R. 2, Celdwatcr—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celio— Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-6693 278-4424 ...578-5033 .___279-942B ... 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seolt—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elxoro Howard K, Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Daugherly—Gretchen See. 34.66 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ ColdivateVf Michigan ELK'S TEMPLE 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams. R. R. l-WI1mo Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4243 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss The COLDWATER VUhing Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 273-4222 278-6603 Rolph Toupailk, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 H. Vincent Kornsflen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy FREDERICK IT. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATERr MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 ...-278-6730 �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR . , Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 1, 1966 If you want sore interesting reading ..-hicli includes everything but nare calling^ read the article in "Your Letters" beginning on Fa"e 4 of the February hOTAPIAk' regarding liberalisir: and consorvatisr. The writers really generate sore heat. Your bditor is willing to .rake a snail contribution to finance the Purchase of a medallion a\d chain of office as worn by the President of tlie Dundee, Scotland Rotary Club, Pernaps we might be able to buy it at a discount since our President is a jeweler. Look it over on Par^e 24 of the February ROTARIAU, One disapoointment is that none of the Rotarians pictured are v/earing Tartan ties. Rotary Anns be sure to read the statements made by various Rotary Anns as to why they are glad their ausoands are Rotarians. They begin on Page 16 of the February ROTARlAih This week Jackson Rotary celebrates 50 years of existence. The club had a big v;hing-dlng on February 2 with a Past Rotary International President as the sneaker. Your Editor spoke at the Rockford Rotary Club on Tuesday and found that tb.at club although with only 55 members the/ send expenses paid, their President, the incoming President and tiie Secretary to the National Convention at Denver. Perhaps if the Coldwater Rotary iielped witii sorae of tne expenses more rerbers miaht be able to go. It is worth thinking about, ice also learned that if a member is absent and does not make up it costs him $1 - if he is ill be does not nay, Tlie money goes to the Rotary Foundation. This week Les Rise presented !!r. Fitch of the Battle Creek Social .Security Office, who outlined the recent ameadmsnts to the Social Security law, there was an interesting discussion following the talk. "e understand that Next week Conrad Swart will present The Reverend Vemon T. Smith of the Presbyterian Church who will discuss the 4-l.'ay Test. be believe the Spring Show of the Coldwater Rotary Club is to be April 14, 15 and 16 and nope the date is included in the iiarcn District Governor's honthly Letter. The annual Election of Officers of each club has to be held before harch SI. It is time to be thinking about those members you would like on the Board of Directors for next year. For those v/no believe chemical warfare is nev; \je would suggest tnat they read some thing of tiie history of perfume. Pay iiulchaliey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thoriday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrego^eno! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium ~ Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CtUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY President FRED ANDERSON Vice-Presldent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Dire'cter Attendance—Craig Sebald Classificoiion—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey Fellowship—Ken Leovonworlh, Ch. John Walker Pat Patterson Bob Rumsey BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Special—At the coll of the President Competitor Relations— Borl Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupallk DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Tnternolionai C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Ganerol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Employer-Employee Relotlons— Fred V/ceks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Four-Way TestHarold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupatlonol Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associotions— Rtchord R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams August-1965 3—Ray Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17-Clyde Williams 24—Robert Noglo Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., 22—Fritz Van Aken 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert YIngling 22—Roy Fox (World Undcrst'ng int.) 29—Ralph Toupallk September—1965 7-Wm. Kloos M—Gus Burondt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmier Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Student Guests- Aprir-1966 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Howley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 5-WilI Couillord 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Boyd Wiggins 26—Olin Youth- Dick French, Ch., Carroll Wise Mareh-1966 1—Harvey Bent 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- 3—Seton Dally SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bob YIngling, Ch., Bob Loose Moore 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John 23-Fred Weeks 30—Dick French 7—Torg Skabo 7—John Kennedy Julv-1966 14—John Vlsosky 5—A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 21—Craig Sebald Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer 28—Harold Goodholm Rotory Foundation— January-1966 Mork Andrews 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearee 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cronston SONO LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Corroll Bornos Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Dean June-1966 14—Ken Leavenworth 21-M. McKelth 28—Carlo Heikkinen December—1965 International Student Pra[eels— Howord Teeter, Ch., Kerr 9—Norm (Rotary F'dotion Int.) CHARLES BACON, Director International Information— 2—Robert 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumiey November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon + Community Sofelv— Scholarship, Student loans, Regular—First Thursday ef each month ★ Frilz Von Aken, Ch. Poul Thompson Membership—Keith Pearee, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Sergoant-al-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. 1-Los 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week— Magazine—Carroll Barnes Rotary Information—Los Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orsonlst ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS M. A. McKelth Program—Fred Anderson Februory—1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS, Director Rural Urban- Nagle, Chorles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations-Ray Pills John Efsweilor. ' STAG OAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with onolher member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemicr, R. R. 4, ColHwoter—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Marjorio 278-8006 278-8086 Robert Loose-R. if. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgoret—767-7508 _-___278-5358 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margorct.. Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara 278-5386 278-5891 Richord Biringer, 37 Cqrlyle Ave.—Jean.-__ Gust C. Burcndt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jockson—Vera 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilferd Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane-Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy 2^-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—lueille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8'Parsons Ct.—Martha 273-8840 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—.-278-6501 278-6033 Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorct NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5909 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 V/ebster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone-Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice..- 279-5094 278-4159 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-2261 270-2947 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyilss Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine..: Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Noglo, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy — Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Wnrren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce!ia Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St 278-4424 278-5033 Horold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol—279-9551 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee. - B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 .278-6341 278-5475 278-5318 278-2587 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn__ 278-4115 278-6788 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 ST2-5594 —.278-5006 —.278-6318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth... Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2710 273-4029 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean — Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-EIzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva. John VYolker, 33 Doughorfy—Greteher)...... FEB 5 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 278-5585 270-4243 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— The COLDWATER ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4222 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleogo-Eileen 278-2127 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-lanore— Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. ..278-4350 270-6850 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8909 Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlone E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue-VIrglnIo Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel Mcl Rice, 1M3 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Runiscy, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis— Craig Sebald, R. R. 2. Morrison Lake—Ril6 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshoil St.—Gertrude FREDERICK 11. quality spring products, inc. COLD'lfATER, MICHIGAN A9Q36 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaiy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January luoo ~ The attendance record for the entire year has just been published by Secretary Ernie Luse. Eighteen members had 100% attendance for the entire 52 meetings and three members v^ho joined the club during the year had 100% for the time that they were members. This means that 24% of the club members had 100%. December the--attendance was 92.33%. parable size, For the month of This places our club third in clubs of com iiiddleville with 23 members had an attendance of 100% for the entire month. Next week Les Wise, who is fumisliing the program, will have as his speaker a man from the District Social Security Office in Battle Creek. The speaker will outline the new amendments to the Social Security program. Torg Skabo, who has been ill, is now out of the hospital and members can send him a card c/o G. D. Miller, CIS Center Way, Lake Jackson, Texas. Why not let him know you are glad that he is on the mend. We lost a member yesterday; Boyd Wiggins is leaving for Nigeria this week. We are sorry to lose him. Tuesday, Andrew Frederick Henry was added as a new member. He lives at 619 North Fall River Drive but his mailing address is Rural Route 4, Box 152-C. He came to Coldwater from Willard, Ohio and is employed at Federal Mogul. He was presented to the club by Gil Molitor. His Rotary Ann is Velma and he has three children, Andrew Frederick, Jr., Andrea and Theresa. He will be a good addition to the club and we welcome him. Carroll Barnes as program chairman on Tuesday asked your editor to discuss the ROTARIAN. The early history of the magazine was outlined and pertinent articles appearing during 1965 were outlined. Ainsley Roseen, Associate Editor of the ROTARIAi^ was most helpful in providing background material which was much appreciated Visiting Rotarians included Bert Ward, Jim Amidon, Nelson Weber, Ray Smith and Lloyd Phillips of Bronson, A1 Scherer of Delta^t Ohio and Mel Ross of Indianapolis. Carroll Barnes had as his guest Bemie Wisner'of Kalamazoo and Bob Hawley had Bob Christiansen. Absent were Burandt, Dean, Fox, Goodholm, Komstein, McKeith, Pitts, Putnam, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, Clyde Williams, Wise, Less Woodward and Sebald. Jas Endicott has been proposed for membership. He is employed by the Board of Public Works, His Major Classification is "Electric Industry and Electronics" and his Minor Classification is "Electric Light and Power Service". Any objections to his membership must be made in writing to tlie club secretary within ten days. We were told that tlie Warren Williams are taking off for Mesa, Arizona on Wednesday, January 26. Ralph Toupalik and his Rotary Ann had a week end in Florida last week. Ralph says the weather was miserable and he came back with very little golf and a cold. The publication of this quip has been approved by a Rotary Ann: George V/ashington was first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen, but he married a widow. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HIILSDALE — Episcopal Porish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA ~ Trl-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Gills' Week- Attendance-Craig Scbold Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. OFFICERS BY ElECTION FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-President Club Bulletin—Roy Mulehahey - ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory JOHN Treojurer KLEIN JOHN ETSWEIIER _ . Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Efsweiler. Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. John Walker BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:C0 noon ★ Special—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Intemotlonel C. P. H. .TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary international George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory Internetienol Richard R. BucRnell, Sturgii, Michigan 24—Robert Noglo 31—Duke Davidson Crippled ChildrenCarlo Heikkinen, Ch., M. Magazine—Carroll Barnes Scholarship, Student loant, Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cron Wilcox Program—Fred Anderson Dick Pat Patterson Scrgeont-at-Arms—Bob Kawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey VOCATIONAL SERVICE Carroll International Information- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupolik Employer-Employee Relotions— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos International Student Proiecls— Dick Biringcr, Ch,, Fred Neer Four-Way Test— Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Occupational Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willloms 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean 16—Howard Teeter CHARLES BACON, Director Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- (Rotory F'dalion Int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Bob YIngling, Ch., Bob Loose Mark 23-Fred Weeks 30—Dick French 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken leavenworth 28—Corlo December—1965 7—John Kennedy 14—John VIsosky 5-A. Foller 21—Craig Sebald 28—Harold Goodholm SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce January-1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews June—1966 21-M. McKeilh Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeter, Ch., Bovoo 17—Robert Rumsey SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director Buyor-Seller Relations- 3—Seton 10—Roy Potterson November—1965 Barnes International Contacts— Howiey May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner 26-Olin Dolly French, Ch., INTERNATIONAL 19—R. 26-A. Lyon 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Youth- 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 5—Will Couillard George Pierce, Ch., Public Relations—Ray Pitts Aprll-1966 October-1965 Student Guests- 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 29—Ralph Toupallk 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burondt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmicr Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treof Morch-1966 1—Harvey Bent (World Undersl'ng Int.) September—1965 A. McKeilh Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday oF each month 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson [Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Wllioms Community Safety— Seten Bovee, Ch., James Skinner 1-Les Wise 8—Conard Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Von Aken August—1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Ruarl Urban- Rotory Information- Les Wiso, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ February-1966 CGMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE 11~Cronsfon Wilcox' 18—Albert Sutterfleld 25—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is pur program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such at Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L, Allemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha .278-8840 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.-Mary__ 278-8536 Address end Rotary Ann Phone No278-4350 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-4222 279-9551 278-6501 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 278-6850 767-7508 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Locfe—Suionna ..278-5554 278-2261 Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chleogo St.—Mary Ann__ Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5535 278-4243 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 278-2990 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 279-9492 278-5512 278-6693 278-2818 278-8609 Robert Noglo, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Frod Neer, 203 W. Chleogo—Ernestine.—— Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMotne Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace-.._ 278-2979 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille. Albert Faller, 95 Honchelt St.—Charlotte Rev Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ___J278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 270-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6322 278-6161 Chorlcs Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie-____.278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret-. 278-6006 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Riehcird Biringer, 37 Carlylc Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret— 278-2682 E. Kan leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Mllford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Holen 278-2947 Harold McKniglit, Coldwotor St. Home—Carol—279-9551 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Sutterfield, 31 276-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Edison Cf.—Theimn Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Joekson—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara 278-5234 John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Klein, Box 148-Pairicia 1 H. Vincent Kornsllen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-5909 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-2587 278-6517 Rco E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth 279-9264 Robert Howiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara—278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.. 278-6788 Robert loose—R, R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth__ Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila_„——278-5078 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicogo Sf.-J-Mobol Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive John VIsosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sera Frod H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-6316 369-9092 278-4029 ^ Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celio.— Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie 278-8238 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean Aft Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva. John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-5033 ...279-9428 ____._.278-5033 278-6393 The COLDWATER 1 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St... Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Joekson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita...—..278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5342 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleago-Eileen 278-2127 See. 34 5903^ FRSDSRICX H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 __278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 7'he Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JAiNUARY 18, 1966 In the January ROTARIAN on Page 40 is an extremely interesting story. You will enjoy it. These days with travel so simple and easy we are very blase' about making long journeys but most of us are pikers compared to the travelers described in the article. Marco Polo did his travel in the 15th Century and had he lived at the present time would have worn a gray flannel suit and worked on Madison Avenue, Dear Cousin Iiuley: I must be getting old! Teenagers who ride bicycles in the dark without lights or reflectors bother me, I pretty nearly clipped one the other morning. Another thing is the way teenagers cross streets in the middle of the block and dare you to run over them. If you say anything to them there is always one smart one who gives you back talk. Can you tell me how to get along with these problems? Yours, Gully The Rotarians of Darley-Lansdoivne, Pennsylvania each subscribe to an extra copy of the ROTARIAN and send them to places where they will be read; even to beauty parlors. They regard it as a worthwhile expenditure of money. Read the letter on Page 14 of tiie January ROTARIAN written by James C. Shaw of East Haddam, Connecticut about condemnation by failure to be brought to trial. On December 1, 1965 there were 12,218 Rotary Clubs, One hundred and eleven new clubs in 54 countries have been organized since July 1, 1965, Absent on Tuesday were Bent, Biringer, Burandt, Butterfield, Fox, Goodholm, Heikkinen Klaas, Leavenworth, Laney, Molitor, R, Moore, Russell Moore, Mulchahey, Skabo, Thompson, Visosky, Clyde Williams, Warren Wi,lliams, Wilcox, C, Woodward, Les Woodward, and Yingling. Visiting Rotarians included Elmer Dobson of Quincy, Glenn Bamett of Bronson and William Northrop of Vicksburg, Boyd Wiggins had as his guest John Mathews, Here is an idea for a program. There is a filmstrip available from Rotary Inter national, "The Making of a Rotarian", which gives in detail how to propose a new member. It is 15 minutes long and should be worthwhile. Next week Carroll Barnes, Program Chairman, win have a program on THE ROTARIAN magazine. Tuesday, Jim Boyd of Michigan State told of the work of the college in Nigeria, stated that there were about 50 families from Michigan there. His work was pri marily in the agricultural area. It was a good program and well presented. He What a man may stand for isn't everything, what he falls for also counts, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri'State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Beys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Seboid ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Ctub Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey FRED ANDERSON Vice-Presidenf ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory JOHN Treosurer KLEIN JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, John Etsweiler. Mogazlne—Carroll Barnes Rural Urban- Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Scholarship, Student loans, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Awards — Bill Bobter, Ch., Cron Wilcox Program—Fred Anderson BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dick Bob Rumsey Regular—First Thuridov of each month ★ International Informolion— Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Competitor Relations- ★ Bert feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ! Employer-Employeo RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm, Kloas President Rotary Internationol C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Intornotional George R. Means, Evqnsion, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon Howard Teeter, Ch., Mark Occupational Informotion— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sv/cot 7—Torg Skobo 30—Dick French 14—Ken Leavenworth 21-M. McKeilh 28—Carlo 5—A. Foller 12—K. leovenworth 28—Harold Goodholm 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pcerce January—1966 Andrews 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Corroll Barnes Duane Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebalo KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Wifliams Weeks 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- June—1966 23-Fred December—1965 Rotary Foundation- Harold Goodholm, Cli., C. Swort Kerr (Rotary F'dation Int.) International Student Preieels— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Necr Four-Way Test— Bevce 2—Robert Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Speciol—At the coll of the President 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— May-1966 Dolly 17—Robert Rumsey International Contacts— BOB NAGLE, Director Couiilord November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 26—Olin French, Ch,, Carroll Sorgeanl-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. MEETINGS 5-WilI Moore 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Youth- 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Pot Potterson Aprir-T966 October—196S Student Guests- Public Relations—Ray Pitts (World Undersl'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 7-Wm. Klaos 14—Gus Burondt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chef Allomicr Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 22—Ray Fox September—1965 M. A. McKeiih March-1966 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Dovidson Corlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Walker Relory Information—Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ 17—Clyde Willtoms 24—Robert Nogle Scton Bovec, Ch., James Skinner Crippled Children— Wse 22—Fritz Van Akon 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Community Safety— Fellowiliip-Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 1—les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogoiine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 196S-1966. If you wish to chongo doles with onelhor member, odvise the progrom chairman of the change Members hoving special programs, such as ladies Night, moy oppolnl a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone - 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemicr, H. R. 4, CoFdwoter—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kalhryn _J278-6033 Mofk S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth __278-5358 Charles Boeon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-6821 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Eslher 278-8006 ...278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Avc.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8086 .278-5386 Scion Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora 278-5891 Albert 278-2854 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Butterfield, 31 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Korr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Wm. Klcos, 439 Morse Sf.-Mory John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornsticn, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Lose, R. R. 4~Ruth Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Heleri 278-8942 278-6603 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-2261 Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Worner VanAkcn, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara 278-5585 278-4243 279-M94 278-6501 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlylc Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 278-6769 Jack-son-Vorc 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6054 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagic, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5073 279-9492 Axner Olson, 340 Grond Si—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorcc, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople lone—Jone ,.278-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rcl.—Valerie. John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—lueille.. Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchelf St.—Chorlotte 278-5909 278-6598 .278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ....278-6517 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave,—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris.. Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzcinne Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbora 278-5318 278-2587 279-9266 276-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mc«ry Helen—270-4115 Hcirry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 270-6278 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo-Ernestine 278-5512 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Rulh__ Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel Mel Rice, 1503 Kibby Rd., Joekson-LilMan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-4350 Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Wilford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 ..ST2-S594 278-5006 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Bcotrice 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater-Ruth 278-4424 _„278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Joneon Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro James R. Skinner, 369-9092 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen_—_ Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring products, IH-. COLDJ.ATER. MICHIGAN of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK^S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome ■1/ 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— 278-6316 ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Torg Skabo, 155 Sorrows Ret., R. R. 2—Nellie PUBLISHED BY 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Craig Sebald, R..R. 2, Morrison loke—Rifo-_.___-278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 El Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 R. 4, Bronson—Olive Phone Ne. Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlono 278-2947 Normcnd Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta.. Address and Rotary Ann 278-8536 279-9551 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 _-278-6730 �"i/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. January 11, 1966 On Tuesday, A1 Butterfield presented Edward C. Pellowe of Adrian College. Mr. Pellowe told the club of the new building program at Adrian and then showed a film - which emphasized the need for the making of a will. It stressed that by doing so you can be assured that any estate that you may have will be distributed according to your wishes. Have you and your Rotary Ann made your wills? If not you had better do so. The student guest was Bill Vanh'agner, a Senior from Coldwater High School. A1 Butterfield had as his guest Bill Lutz of the Coldwater Schools. Boyd Wiggins will be leaving Coldwater on February 1 to go to Nigeria in Africa where lie will be associated with the University of Nigeria and will be working in the area of Community Development. We are sorry to lose him but are glad he will have a chance at a new and challenging job. Absent on Tuesday were Collins, Couillard, Faller, French, Goodholm, Hawley, Joseph, Kerr, Klaas, Komstein, R. Loose, Nagle, Neer, George Pierce, Putnam, Rice, Sebald, Skabo, Teeter, Visosky, Clyde Vvllliams, Les Woodward and Yingling. We know that over 90% of these members will make up. We have not intended to needle the absentees by listing them but occasionally a reminder when you get the bulletin makes you realize that you have a meeting to make someplace, sometime before the next Tuesday. As leaders in a community how many Rotarians measure up to a test established by one District Governor who wrote: "Leaders4up is a challenge to be met, a task to be performed, a responsibility to be shouldered and an obligation to be met. qualities are essential; honesty of purpose and enthusiasm of purpose." Two basic Next week Cranston Idlcox will present Jim Boyd of Michigan State University who will outline what the University is doing in helping to develop the University of Nigeria, It is to this school that Boyd Wiggins is going. Some of the travelers, gypsies or gadabouts, of the club should be interested in the January Rotarian. It is dedicated to the "Extraordinary Traveler" and covers the world. You name where you would like to go and probably the magazine will tell you what you should see. Towns in Michigan are mentioned in the .Tanuary ROTARIAN on the following: twice on page 54, twice on page 60 and 74. pages 52, A "seegar" if you tell what each article is about. Then there was the man who said he was going to put a snow shovel on his shoulder and start walking south until someone asks-him, "IVhat's that?" Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thortday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mendoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 5:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. . Bays' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Croig Scbald ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTtON - FRED CULY — Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965-1966 Pre»ident FRED ANDERSON Vice-Prejldent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Fred Cuiy, John Etsweiler. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internaliona! Carroll November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL 9—Norm SERVICE (Rotary F'dation Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willioms 5—A. 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogozlne Duane Davidson Faller 12—K. Leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Barnes LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman . July-1966 Jonubry—1966 Mork Andrev/s Occupallonol information- Richard R. Buclcnell, Sturgii, Michigan 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken Leovenworth 21-M. McKeilh 28—Carlo Heikkinen 28—Horold Goodholm Rotary FaundotionHoward Teeter, Ch., SONG Int.) Weeks French 7—John Kennedy 14—John Visosky 21—Cralg Sebola Inlernallanol Student Preiecis— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet June—1966 December—1965 Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Harold Goodholm, Ch,, C. Swart 31—John Deon Moore 16—Howard Teeter 23-Fred 30—Dick Bovec 24—Reo Goodwin 2—Robert Kerr tnlernalional Information- Four-Way Test— C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Generol Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary Intornotionol 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey Youth- Dick French, Ch., Hawley Mav-1966 19—James Skinner Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorn© Bert Feiler, Ch., Ralph Toupaiik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas 19-R. 26—A. Lyon Couillord 26-Olin Dolly international Contacts- Competitor Relations- ★ 5—Will 12—George Pierce CHARLES BACON, Director Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin ■^Special—At the coll of the President 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Boyd Wiggins BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Aprir-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier George Pierce, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupaiik 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burendt Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wilcox Sergeant-ol-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey ★ 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox September—1965 Student Guests- Pot Potterson Mrs. Groca Pollerten — Organist Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Awards — Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. 1—Harvey Bent 17—Clyde Williams Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axnor Olson, Public Rotations—Ray Pitts Morch-1966 24—Robert Nagle 31—Duke Davidson Cirppled Children- Scholarship, Student leans, Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward Fred Anderson, Community Safety- Rural Urban- Barnes Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. 22—Fritt Van Aken 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] M. A. McKeilh Magaxine—Carroll ★ Directors: Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. 1-les Wise 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don Shorno August—1965 Frifi V'bn Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Seton Bevce, Ch., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Muichahey John Walker JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Soc'yTreos. February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as ladies' Ni ght, may appoint a committee to assist with the'details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier. R. R. 4, Coldwotcr—Fay Phone No. NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. ..278-2903 Mark 3. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle ..278-6033 -278-5358 —278-6821 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 . Persons Ct.—Moriha—Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary : 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn — -278-8006 Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther .278-2682 John Klein, Box 148-T-Pafficic>. 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily .278-5386 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tokonsha—Margorot Ernest W. Lusc, R. R. 4-Ruth- Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clare .278-5891 Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., .278-2854 .278-8086 Gust C. Burondl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jackson—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora .278-4486 -278-2990 ..278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-- -.278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorolhy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— — - Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo - .279-9471 .J78-2818 .278-3609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rcl.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Poirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison take, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 ..278-6598 .278-5475 ..278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suicnne. -278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth —279-9266 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbora —278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago,St.—Mary Helen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-4115 —270-6788 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 ^78-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Fritz VanAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann___ 278-5585 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bealrrce 279-5094 278-4159 278-4243 • Doyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur,.144 S. Clay St ..__278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ... 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo ,-.J.i__278-8238 V/arren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 §cott—Nefolte.:— 278-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 ; ; ".^.278-616T ..278-2790 ..ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ....278-5006 Creig Sabeld, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise 278-5842 Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie ..278-6316 Jcimes R. Skinner, __278-4222 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell F; Moore, 15 CornweH Ct.—Glodys ___-278-6278 Raymond Mulchphey, .175 E.. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Robert Ncgle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susoni ..279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine. 278-5512 A>:ner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce..... 278-2979 B. K. Peorce,-97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Spragye—Virginia 27B-6322 Kenneth Putnam, 11 c. Chicogb. St.-Mabel Mcl -Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Howofd M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieago-Elleen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, Coldwotcr St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd;—Annette —.278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle. Ave,—Eloine 270-4191 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprqgue St.—Ruth..J Phone No. ...278-4350 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson; 27-Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro ..278-6501 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Jear: William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrod Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. t, Colon Rd.—Arlene R. 4, Bronson—Olive HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon ; ? ■ V,. ;• M. ■■ 278-6311 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen.... 369-9092 . 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elioro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowhrook Rd.-Elva i . • •• . • ; • - J-i:'..'* ;Vv; .1- ' .278-6730 r • :s:. - : • " - e- # ! • • •" . . v-efv' - rH:'. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR o ; - l^iiG 'W 0®<} FRSDSRICK PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P, M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRUIG PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 i <■'!■ �"tfe ProfUs^Most Who Serves Best*^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JANUARY 4, 1966 Only 26 more bulletins to July 1! The Rotary year is half over and it would seem to be a good time for the Chairman of each committee to stop and evaluate what he has done in the last six months. Have you completed half of the program which you out lined for the year and submitted to your District Governor and your President at the club assembly? If you have not time is going by! Absent at Tuesday's meeting were Burandt, Dally, R. Moore, Mulchahey, Neer, Rice, Skabo, Teeter and Visosky. Early leavers were Wiggins, Klaas, Bent, Patterson, Putnam and Laney. For the first time that your editor can remember there were no visitors. John Visosky is in the local hospital following surgery on his knee. He expects to be out this week end. The Rotary Float in the Tournament of Roses Parade on New Years won an award for its excellence. The High School Band from Durand, Michigan was outstanding. the day the other Micliigan participants did not show up as well. Later in Did you know that the first issue of the ROTARIAInI was a 12 page newspaper that came out in January of 1911, The January, 1966 issue has 76 pages. a million readers around the world. making a total of 12,212 clubs. It goes to about half New clubs formed since July 1, 1965 number 105 One of the most interesting and often controversial part of the ROTARIAN is "Your Letters." Reading the letters is an education as to opinions around the world. Read the comments on the United Nations on page 73 of the January issue written by a Rotarian from South Africa and see if you agree. New member proposal: Name: Andrew F, Henry, Rural Route 4, Coldwater Classification; Proposed By: Major - Machinery and Equipment, Minor - Bearing Distribution A, A. G. R. Molitor Any objection to this proposal should be filed in writing within 10 days of applica tion with Ernest Luse, Secretary. On Tuesday, Harry Joseph presented Dr. Lawrence Gholz of the Job Training Center at Fort Custer State Home, Battle Creek. Dr. Gholz outlined the objectives of the program and also some of the problems with which the project is faced, A very well presented outline and rated as one of the best programs presented to the club re cently. Next week A1 Butterfield presents Edward C. Pelloive, Director of the Financial Department of Adrian College, He will show a film and share information on .Power," Trouble is a sieve through which we sift our acquaintances. Those who are too big to go through are our friends. P.ay Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. Y? ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY President FRED ANDERSON Vice-president ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treosurer Attendance—Craig Sebold 'Boys' and'Girls' Week- Community Safely— Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17-Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Crippled Children- 31—Duke Davioson Magazine—Carroll Progrom—Fred Anderson Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. Dick Moore, Ch,, Webb Troot Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month BOB NAGIE, Director Buyor-Seller Relations- ★ Was Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Special—At the call of the President ★ Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Employer-Employee Relations- INTERNATIONAL President Rotary international Fred Weeks, Cli., Wm. Kloas ' Four-Woy Test— TEENSTRA - Netherlands Horolcl Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart General Secretary, Rotary Internationol George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan French, Ch., Barnes 23-Fred 30—Dick Internalionai Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., ! Trade Associations- 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 28—Carlo 5-A. Failer 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 24—Keith Pcarce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Corroll Bornes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Heikklnen July—1966 28—Harold Goodholm LEADERS leavenworth 21-M. McKelth 7—John Kennedy 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebald KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June—1966 Weeks French January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews SONG 31—John Dean December—1965 International Student Protects— Dick Blringcr, Ch., Fred Neer Bovce 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary F'datlon Int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 3—Solon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE internelional Contacts- Mark Dally November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director I Occupational Information! 26-Olin INTERNATIONAL Competitor Relations— May-1966 19—Jomos Skinner Boyd Wiggins Moore 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Couillard 12—George Pierce Youth- VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Carroll April-1966 21—Governor Visit Student Guests- Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey (World Underst'ng Int.) 28—Chef Ailemier Awards — Dick 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 29—Ralph Toupallk 7-Wm. Kloas 14—Gus Burandt Rural Urban- Pat Patterson March-1966 September—1965 Scholarship, Student leans. Public Relations—Ray Pitts Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ C. P. H. Barnes Oltn Dally, Chuck Woodward John Etsweilcr. DIRECTORS Scton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner M. A. McKeith Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagic, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, August—1965 3—Roy Pills Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson 1-les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams John Walker Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, OF ROTARY PROGRAMS Fellowship—Ken leavenworth, Ch. ★ BOARD 1965-1966 TOM COLLINS, Director Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey JOHN ETSWEIIER __ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Directors: COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Director MICH. ★ February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with onother member, odvite the program choirman of the change Members hoving special programs,'such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Choirmon-Telcphone - 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Ailemier. R. R. 4, Coldwalor—Fay. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn _-„.__278-6033 NAME Address and Rolory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha... Phone No. 278-5790 ^ 278-8840 Mork S. .Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Joon 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgaret.-767-7508 278-4486 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnighf, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Buroiidf, 75 N. Circle Dr.;-Josophine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholmci 278-5386 278-5891 -278-2854 Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth.^ i Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara —278-6769 279-9471 — 278-8609 278-5909 A.xnor Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Ricnord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne 278-2587 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore——..278-6517 Carlo Heikklnen, 9] .E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Robert NagIc, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-2818 Albert Failer, 95 N. Hanchctt Sl.-Chorlotte 278-2261 ..278-2947 279-9551 .... 278-6278. Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille ..278-6850 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Duano E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-4191 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 278-8536 279-9551 278-6501 Richard 0. Moore, 42 Corlyie'Ave.—Elaine Jackson—Vera Tom Collins, Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mory John Klein, Box 148—Palrieio -' H. Vincent Kornstion, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 279-9266 278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila — 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—VIrglnio— Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Rulh... Kenneth Putnam, 11 t Chicago 5t-—MebeI 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 Mcl Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd.. Jockson-Liliian.. ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis ..278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ..278-6318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise—- 278-5842 Torg Skab®, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 NAME Address end Rotery Ann 278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howeird M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzanne.. 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-<5ladys , 278-5585 278-4243 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 John . Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Soro Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visuina Rotorians Always Welcome 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Clyde Williams,. R. R. 1-Wilmo Warren Willicims, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoIne. 278-8238 278-6693 Cranston Wilcoxi 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-2612 278-4424 ___.278-5033 Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth— 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly— —.—278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie— ..278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Daugherly—Gretchen i0®0 of Coldwater, Michigan. 273-4159 Doyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss.. Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Phone No. Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring COLDWATER. MICHIGAN A9Q36 278-5091 .—.278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 28 We have just received District Govenor's monthly letter and our attendance for November was 90.93 %as against 86.85 % of the District. We were 4th in the clubs of our size. Twelver clubs had one or more 100% meetings. There are at present 49 clubs in District 636 with 2809 members. Past District Govenor Glenn Stewart died recently. He was District Govenor of District 636 1952-53. A memorial fund in memory of Glenn is planned and this will be presented to the Rotary Foundation.Any club or individual member may contri bute by sending his money to the District Govenor. Be sure to watch the Tournament of Roses Parade as District 530 is to have a float in the parade. Rotary International President "Sput" Teenstra is to be an honored guest on this sTccasion. Don't forget the Teenstra Honorary Dinner in Detroit at Cobo Hall on Feb. 3 if you are planning on going make your reservation atonce. Two clubs in the District plan to propose a candidate for District Govenor for the year 1967-68, Has Coldwater ever nominated any one ? If not why not? Don't we have a member who would make a good District Govenor? Names to be submitted should go to Ed Lincoln, PDG of Marshall by Feb. 1, 1966, The District Govenor , will be selected at the District Conference on April 23 ^ 23 at Hillsdale, Does any one have the name of som^ one that they would to submit to the club for consideration for a Rotary Foundation Scholarship? This would be for the year 1967-68. The name must be submitted to the District Govenor by March 1, 1966. The scholarships are for college graduates for study abroad and the person •• selected must have a knowledge of "the language of the country in which they . • wish to study. On Tuesday Harold Goodholm presented Association. Mr. Gerald Fahlen of the Michigan B Akers He discussed the economic outlook for 1966 and went on to s ay that he believed that it would be a very good year. He discussed the stock mar ket and how various seemly small events can often cause a flurry in the market. He believed that good real estate is an excellent investment if held over a period of time and that the auto industry is a good index to follow as to what is coming in the next year. He stressed paricularly the value of a college ed ucation and told of the part that the banks in Michigan are taking in helping high school grauates in going to college. A college grauate earns $ 178,000 more during a lifetime than does a high school graduate. This your editor be lieves was one of the' outstanding ones of the past year. Next week Harry Joseph will present Dr. Lawrence Gholz of the Job Training Cen ter of Fort Custer, Battle Creek. He will outline some of the objectives and aims of the programm as we.'H as some of the problems with which his staff is faced. There 58 members present on Tuesday, 16 were absent and there were 7 early * leavers. In the past when we have had space we have listed the absentees and starting with the first of the year we are going to list also the early leavers. Adolescence is when a boy stops collecting stajrps and starts playing postoffice. HAPPY NEW YEAR. Ray Mulch-hey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY ~ Union Chureh — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONGSVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF CO.MMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Cralg Sebald ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - FRED CULY 1965-1966 President FRED ANDERSON Vice-Presldant ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treosurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Scc'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, John Elswetler. Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. John Walker BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Scholarship, Student loans, Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretary, Rotory International George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary inlernolional Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgis, Michigan Four-Woy Test- 14—John VIsosky J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 5—A. Foller 12—K. • SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes' Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce' ; 11—Cranston V/lleo* SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman leavenworth ,19—Wn>. January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Occupotional Information- Heikkinen Jury-1966. . 28—Harold Goodholm Howard Teeter, Ch., Mark Andrews leavenworth 28—Carlo 21—Craig Sebald Rotary Foundolion— Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 21-M. McKeilh 7—John Kennedy international Student ProiectsDick Birlnger, Ch., Fred Neer- Fred Weeks, ch-, Wm. Klaos Jyiie—1966 . Weeks French December—1965 Bob- YInglIng, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Teupolik Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary Internotlonal C. International Information- Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL (Rotary F'datlen Int.] 23—Fred 30—Dick 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Oeon • ; 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorne Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ Barnes INTERNATIONAL . Si-Seton November—1965 Internotionol Contacts— BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the toll of the President Dick French,' Ch., Carroll May-1966 26-Oliii Doily CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:00 noon 5-Will Coulllord 19—Jomes Skinner Youth- Teupalik Ai3ril-1966 5—RIehord Mooro 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 26—A. lyon 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch.; Beyd Wiggins Sergeonl-al-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumscy 29—Ralph October—1965 Student Guests- ... • 21—Governor Visit 26—Chet Allcmier Awards — Public Relations—Roy Pitts 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox (World Underst'ng Int.) 7-Wm. Klaos • : . 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Pregrom—Fred Anderson March-1966 September—1965 Membership—Keith Pearco, Ch. Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Rural Urban— Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. ★ Crippled Children-r Magozine—Carroll Barnes Pal Patterson Poul Thompson {Fair Comm.J 17-Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle 31—Duke Davidson Community Safety— M. A. McKeiln Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Fritz Van Aken 3—Ray Pitts Poul Thompson Seten Bovea, Ch., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—196S Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Dovidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Wtllloms Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward , Rotary Mogazine -LADIES' NITE-Web Treot The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change.dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirmon—Telephone — 27e-M33. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-6033 .._„..278-5358 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgarcf Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringor, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-682! NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha — 278-5790 278-8840 John Klein, Box 143—Potricia ._-279-9551 Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-8006 278-2682 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R, R. 4-Roth-._ NAME Address and Relary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8536 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora ._278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna.: 278-5554 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone Ne. 278-4350 278-6850 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.™...278-5585 278-8086 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-2261 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-^lady8 i__ 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ^ — Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theimn Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 276-2854 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen ...278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol..—279-9551 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jackson—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 276-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorothy John Etsweiler. Jr., 37 Foirfteld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.-Chorlotfe_ Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9471 278-6598 —278-5475 278-5318 Ricnofd C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Succinne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore .278-2587 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S, Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 Normand Moore, 796 Angofo Rd.—Annetta 767-7508 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Comwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan™ ...278-M78 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Axner Olspn, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine —278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia. Ray Pitts, 55 t4. Sprogoe St.—Ruth 278-6322 ...278-6161 Mcl Rice. 1?03 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-S594 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrlson^Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 tHarrows Rel., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Morshali St 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth. Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natoiie HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Heltz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Loke— 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizora— ... Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen. 278-8318 Jonean 278-6316 369-9092 •• : - V ... The COLDWATER Kotary REFLECTOR See. 34.6/ \ PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 ____278-5033 278-6393 278-5006 • 279-5094 278-4159 Coyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. l Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy ... Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-2790 ... 278-4243 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 490?6 .278-5091 ..278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, ( n' ( V \ DECEMBER 21, 1965 Those absent nenbers missed an excellent'program on Tuesday. Our own A1 Butterfield, with the help of a tape recording, outlined the traditional Christian Theme or mean ing symbolized by the wreath and the four candles. The wreath symbolized God, the God who was, is and always will be. The four candles symbolize: (1) Greed and selfishness. (2) Recognition of the Bible. (3) Representation of the church. (4] God's promise to who so ever believe. It was beautifully done and very impressive. Those absent were Bovee, Dally, Dean, Mawley, Heikkinen, Klass, Leavenvjorth, Molitor, Neer, Olson, George Pearce, Rice, Skabo, Skinner and V.'iggins. Visitors included Rotarians Lawrence h'enier and Bill Ward of Bronson, Charles Pilled of Angola, Mel Ross of Indianapolis and Dr. Burg of Sturgis. V'ayne Farst had as his guest Terry Shustrom. We understand that one Rotary Ann (she shall be nameless) was perturbed over our quip about Irishmen in last week's bulletin. ancestors came from Ardfinnan in Tipperary. For her information your Editor's Sure and how much more Irish can one be? Next week Harold Goodholm presents Mr. Gerald Phelan of the Michigan Bankers Associ ation who will discuss, "What the Bankers See on the 1PC6 Eccnomic Horizon." The Rotary year is half over and a good time to take inventory of how you and your committee are functioning. Are you carrying out your program as submitted at the beginning of the year? A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone from your Editor. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregatienol Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE ~ Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER . Asst. Sec'yTreos. Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Magazine—Corroll Special—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk Emoloyer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos President Rotary Internotional C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Iniernalienol George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Four-Way Test— 2—Robert (Rotory F'dpllon Int.) 23-Fred 30—Dick 14—John Howard Teeter, Ch., 5-A. Falfer 12—K. leavenworlh 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearee SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wikox SONG LEADERS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Corroil Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon Bob Kerf; Ch., Warren Williams Visosky January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Mark Andrews STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Oovidson Heikkinen July-1966 28—Harold Goodholm Occupational Information— Leavenworlh 28—Corlo 21—Croig Sebald Rotary Foundation- Trade Associations- 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 21-M. McKcilh 7—John Kennedy Inlematienol Student Proiects— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neor J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet June-1966 Weeks French December—1965 Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bovce 24—Rco Goodwin 31—John Deon Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE International Information- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relations- May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner 2d-Olln Dolly Barnes Hawley 26—A. lyon 5-Wi1l Couillard International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— 19-R. 12—George Pierce CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director * 12—Mork Andrews French, Ch., Carroll 5—Richard Moore 28—Chet Alicmier October-196S Boyd Wiggins INTERNATIONAL Toupallk Apirl—1966 21—Governor Visit George Pierce, Ch., Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. Bob Rumscy at 12:00 noon 14—Gus Burondt Student Guests- Dick 29—Rolph 7-Wm. Kloas Awards — Youth- (World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Scholarship, Student Leans, Pot Pollerson Regular—First Thursday of each month ^ Carlo Hoikkinen, Ch., Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox Progrom—Fred Anderson Rotary Infennatien—les Wiso, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox 24—Robert Nagle Rural Urban- Barnes March-1966 17—Clyde Williams Seton Bovee, Ch., Jomes Skinner M. A. McKeith Nagle, Charles Bocon, Axner Olson, Public Relolions—Roy Pitts John Etswciler. 3—Ray Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Camm.) Community Sofety— Jotin Walker Membership-Keith Pearee, Ch. ★ Paul Thompson Club Bulletin—Ray Mukhohey 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Clossificotion-Duke Davidson, Ch. John Deon, Clyde Williams 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald ★ February—1966 LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The obovc it our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965«I966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chalrmon of the change. Members having tpectol programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a eommlllee to astltt< with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmen-Telephone — 27e-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Chester I. Alicmier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn : Phone No. 278*2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .-278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278*6821 Corroil I. Barnes, 265 Hull, St.—Margaret Horvcy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther —278-8006 278*2682 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Solon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara .-278-5386 1278-5891 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278*8086 : Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 1.278*4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thetmci 273-2854 Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vcro Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbaro-l Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—tmogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 278:2990 - 278-5234 ..278*6054 279*9471 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wjlmo— 278-8840 John Klein, Box 143—Polrleia 279*9551 Wm. KIcios, 489 Morse St.—Mary Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75,N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris ._._278-5318 Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 270-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278*6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279*9266 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-4115 278-6768 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morirson loke—Barbara 278-8909 B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine... Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Pufnom, 11 6. Chlcogo St.—Mobel— ....278*6341 278-6322 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo V/orrcn Wiiiioms, R. 2, Coldwafer—laMoine Douglas Woodward, R. 1; Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofelle ..278-2790 369-9092 '4' Janean - - Art LyoP, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen. • Kotary REFLECTOR 5903*^ — mpstftca: H."•WEETRs- QUALITY SPRING PI^ODUCTSs INC. COLDMTER, MI-QHIGAN of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visilim Rotarians Always Welcome //j v. ... 279*9428 278*5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Sec. 3< ROTARY CLUB 270*2710 278*4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd,, Coldwoter Lake— The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 276.5565 ..278-6161 Jomes R. Skinner, Io@o 278-5554 278*4424 278*5033 279*9360 ST2-559.4 278-5006 278-8318 278*5842 278*6316 Bronson-Olive Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5512 278-2979 Mel .Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Uilian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Graffd St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabe, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2—Nellie R. 4, 273-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278*2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake-Suzanna 279-9551 ..278*5078 279*9492 278*6598 278*5475 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro 278-4222 279*5094 278-4159 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Poor! St.-lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan John Eisweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Haneheli St.—Charlotte 278*4350 278*8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bcatriee 278-2947 278*6769 Roy C.: Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace. Phone No. 278-4243 278(4191 .278*6278 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcl! Ct.—Glodys Fred Noer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine NAME Conrod Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude ^.278-2261 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetla.. 278*2818 278*860? 278*5909 278-8536 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ..278-6501 E. Ken Ledvcnworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278*6850 Robert loose—R. R, No, 2, Tekonsha—Morgaref...767-7508 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Rldoemoor Rd.—Valerie Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.-rMartha 49036 278-5091 278*6311 ..278*5412 278*6730 �'He Profits Most fPho Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S, A. DECEi-iBER 14, 1965 On Tuesday, John Visosky presented Reinaldo Gonzalez who at present is an employee of Federal-Mogul in Engine Research, He is a graduate of the University of Havana and came to this country four years ago. He has been active in bringing to the Coldwater area refugees from Cuba and he has been screening them so that they will fit into the employment situation without too much difficulty. When these people leave Cuba they leave everything they own and arrive penniless. This is the price they pay for living in the United States and are anxious to pay it. gripe because we think tilings are tough. And then v;e We don't know just how lucky we are. President Fred announced that there were 26 members v/ho are 100% in attendance so far this year. IVe hope they are able to make it for the whole year. Six new members who joined during the year are 100% also. At a recent Board of Directors meeting it was decided to give $10 to the Landou Community Hospital in Missouri, India. Don't forget the Blood Bank will be here on Monday, December 27. If you wish to donate contact Bob Nagle. If a member moves and his address is changed please notify your Editor so the addressograph plate can be changed. The post office will not deliver the bulletin to you unless it is directed to the new address. President Teenstra says, "The days are past when Rotary can be passive in the field of public relations and thus be misunderstood as a secret organization or a luncheon club." Rotary International President C. P. H, Teenstra is to be in Detroit on Thursday, February 3, 1966. Dinner is at 7:00 p.m. at Cobo Hall at $7,50 per person. Make your reservation through District Governor Dick Bucknell of 115 East Chicago Road, Sturgis. Howard Swan has a "seegar" due him the next time he comes to Rotary, Editor and said S.E.P. stood for Student Exchange Program. He called your The I.G.F.R. trophy has come to Houston, Texas being won by Rotarian C. D. Tinsley. What is the I.G.F.R, trophy? A "seegar" if you know. We haven't heard of any plan to entertain foreign college students at the Holidays. We have missed the student guests who have visited us in the past. IVhere are they? Next week A1 Butterfield will be introduced by Craig Sebald. program and there are to be no early leavers. A1 will present a short Did you know that the wheelbarrow is the greatest invention in the world? It taught the Irishman to walk on his hind legs. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. tY ALBION — Parker Inn - Thuridoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart HoteJ — Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Dlrcetcr TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Poys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald ★ OrFJCSRS BY ELECTION FRED CULY - 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohoy FRED ANDERSON Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN Treosurcr KLEIN JOHN ETSWEIIER _ Asst. Scc'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Bill Bobrer, Ch., Cran Wlicox ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupollk INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Jnlernalional Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan (Rotary F'dalion int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relotlons— Employer-Employee RelationsFred V/ccks, Ch., Wm. Klaos Four-Wey Test— Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworf Mark Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 26—Carlo 14—John Visosky 28—Harold Goodholm 5—A. Failer 12—K. Leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wiieox 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Carroll Bornes Rotary Magazine Duone Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 21—Craig Sebala KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken Leovonworth 21-M. McKeith French 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 23-Fred Weeks Januory—1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews June—1966 30—Dick December—1965 International Student Proiecis— Dick Biringcr, Ch., Fred Necr Rotary Foundation— Hov/ord Tceler, Ch.. 31—John Dcon 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Bovee 34—Reo Goodwin 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore SERViCE CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Romscy November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 26-Olin Dally French, Ch., Carroll Bob Rumsey Mav-1966 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Youth- Sergeanl-ol-Artns—Bob Howley, Ch. Moore Howley 26—A. lyon 5-Will Couilford 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Dick Toupatik Apri I—1966 5—Richard 19-R. October—1965 Student Guests- Pat Potterson 29—Ralph 12—Mark Andrews Awards — BOB NAGLE, Director ★ P. H. Scholarship, Student Leans, Public Relations—Roy Pills (World Underst'ng Int.) 7-Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmier Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat 1—Harvey Bent 22-Roy Fox September—1965 A. McKeilh Rural Urban- Bornes Progrom—Fred Anderson at 12:00 noon C. M. Membership—Keith Poorco, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday of each month 31—Duke Dovidson Carlo Keikkfnen, Ch., March-1966 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 24—Robert Negle Cr^pled children- John Wolkcr BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 17—Clyde Williams Scton Bovec, Cn., James Skinner Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. Mogozine—Carroll 3-Roy Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Comm. Community Safety— Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace PoHerson — Orgonlst ★ r Paul Thompson 1-les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Closslflcolion—Duke Davidson, Ch. February—1966 STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is cor program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special progroms, such os Ladies Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Cholrmon-Telephone — 276-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Cofdwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kofhryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjerle Corroil I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 „_278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 14. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jeon Wllllom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 ___278-2854 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Wm, Kloos, 489 Morse St.-Mary 278-8536 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha John Kiein, Box 148—Patricia 767-7508 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwolcr St. Homo—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2818 278-8609 Axner Olson, 340 Grand 5f—Retha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo,—Dorothy 279-9471 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Falter, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte-™..278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonoro Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 278-2587 278-6517 279-9266 Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret 278-6054 278-2990 278-5234 278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, ,213 N. Hudson—Emily Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Jackson-Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-8640 Fred 278-2261 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine—_-.__.™-278-5512 279-9360 — 278-2979 B. K. Pearco, 97 Edison Ct.—lorrclne— —278-6341 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6322 278-6161 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Joekson-Ullion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis ST2-5S94 278-5006 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E.«Chieogo St.—Mabel Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—RIto Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jcimes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 .369-9092 278-8942 Howord M. Tester, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toopallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanno—..278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara „_278-4243 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Chervl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wlleox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 __-278-2612 278-8238 Warren Will'oms, R. 2, Coldwoter—laMoine,. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello ™-_____„_.278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Mershai! St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth__ Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— 279-9428 —278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2790 i Phono No. 278-4350 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janeon 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva. 278-6311 278-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen 278-6730 . 17^- ,4 I. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome FRSDERICX H. quality spring products. INC COLDW-ATER, MICHIGAN 49Q35 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. December 7, 1965 On Tuesday, Chick Kennedy outlined the history of the Quality Springs Company tellinc of its gro^tfth and development. He also told of Bill Donkin, who was one of the founders of the company. Fred Weeks also described some of the work of the corpo ration. A couple of weeks ago we very nearly made a horrible mistake regarding an item for the bulletin. We saw in the paper where a Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams had a new son and we were going to congratulate them. We checked with Fred Culy and found out that Clyde Williams has an alterego named Clyde U'illiams who not infrequently gets fouled up with the law. Our Clyde Williams does not have a new son. Absent for Tuesday's meeting were Burandt, Dean, Mulchahey, Putnam, Skabo, Skinner, Toupalik, iviggins and Wilcox. There were six early leavers. Among the visiting Rotarians were Merlin Young, Donald Pruitt, Emery Boydand and Ben Antle of Angola, Larry Hogen of Bronson and Mel Rose of Indianapolis. We wonder if Coldwater Rotary is missing a chance to make Coldwater more attractive to summer visitors. The Ci;amber of Commerce does a good job in listing cottages for rent and such service but isn't there something that can be done to make visitors more welcome to the area? The boat launching area is used mainly by local fishermen and the bathing beach is used by local kids. In spite of what everyone expects the new expressway to bring to Coldwater many motorist who now stop in town are going to go sailing past. It would be good business if something could be done to influence them to stop. attractive? Is the'coirtmunity doing all it can to make it What can you as a Rotarian do to help? What is S.E.P.? A "seegar" to the Rotarian who calls your editor and tells him what it is. Read the article on page 36 of the December ROTARIAN. Persons who live inland do not appreciate how a light house is truly a beacon. There are still many left in the Great Lakes and one of them on Stannard Rock in Lake Superior still is manned by Coast Guard personnel. It is completely out of sight of land between Keeweenaw Point and Marquette. John Visosky has the program for next week. The club, gave $25 to the Community Christmas Program. Any man who thinks he is more intelligent than his wife is married to a really smart woman. Ray Mulchahey Yoo Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Diroctor ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 196S-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER ... Asst. Sec'yTreas. Classification—Duke Dovldson, Ch. Johrt Dean, Clyde Williams Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Program—Fred Anderson Regular—First Thursday of each month ★ ★ Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupolik INTERNATIONAL Employer-Employee Relations- International Student Proiecis— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Four-Woy Test— Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Nefherlonds Generol Secrotary, Rotary International Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 DIsl., Rotary International Richard R. Bueknell, Slurgis, Michigan SERVICE International Information- Competitor Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 2—Robert Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupalionol Information— Mark J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June-1966 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken leavenworth 21-M. McKeilh 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy Visoskv 28—Horold Goodholm 5-A. Foller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pcarce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wileox LEADERS 18—Albert Botterfield 25—Corroll Bornos Rotary Magazine Ouone Davidson Heikkinen July—1966 21—Croig Sebald KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trode Associations- Weeks French January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Andrews SONG 31—John Dean December—1965 14—John Bovcc 24—Reo Goodwin Kerr (Rotary F'dotion Inf.) 23-Fr0d 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorne Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin ^ Special—At the call of the President 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Rolallons— Mav-1966 Dally November—1955 CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director 19-R. Hawley 26—A. lyon Couiliord 19—James Skinner Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE et 12:00 noon 5-Will 26—Olin French, Ch., Carroll Bob Rumsey DIRECTORS MEETINGS George R. Means, Dlck Sergeanl-ot-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. ★ BOARD OF Yeulh- 5—Richord Moore 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Pel Patterson Aprll-1966 October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Rotary Informollon—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7—Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chel Allemier Student Guests- Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Etsweiler. 22—Ray Fox (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupolik September—1965 Scholarship, Student Leans, Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Corlo Hcikkinon, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. ★ 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Davidson Rural Urban- Barnes March-1966 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children— M. A. McKelfn Magazine—Carroll Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17—Clyde Williams Community Safety— John Walker 22—Fritz Van Aken August-1965 3—Roy Pitts Frilz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Soion Bovec, Ch., Jomes Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey 1-les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorne Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Scbald ★ February-1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with onolher member, advise the program choirmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotcr—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 369 Gre-nd St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-5790 ._-278-8840 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5353 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-4350 278-8942 John Klein, Box 143—Patricia „..279-9551 Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Celdwoler lake—Suzonna 278-5554 767-7508 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Saro Fred H. Weeks. R. R. 4-8eafrice 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morioria Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlylc Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-6086 278-5386 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmci Harold Coddinglon. Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jockson-Vera 278-4486 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane ^ Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfielcl Dr.—Loellle.l 278-2818 278-8609 278'5909 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Richard C. French, 24.Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcna—.-278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wm. Klcios, 4W Morse St.—Mory 278-8536 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— E. Ken Loovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, 3. R. 4—Roth 278-6501 278-2261 Mllford A. McKoilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwator St. Home—Carol—279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Cariyle Ave.—Elaine — 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornwcH Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 — Axncr Olson, 340 Grond St—Retho 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ^__].278-2979 B. K-. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sproguo—Virginio 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 ST2-M94 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E.,Chicago St.—Mabel NAME Address and Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshal! St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2790 278-5006 Reo E. Goodv/in, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Torg Skabe. 155 t^orrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Eliora Jcinics R. Skinner, 369-9092 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen -V- .v-e-t . X.. • ____.278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllls__._.__ R. 4, Bronson—Olivo 278-8233 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwatcr—LaMolne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 270-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. ____270-5O33 Douglas Woodward] R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth279-9428 Mel Rice, 1^3 Kibby Ffd., Jcjckson—Lillian 278-6788 —278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo 278-6517 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater LakeJdneon 278-509) 278-6311 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo leaWyr- «" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR " ''iiir^ [>®<0 FRSDSRtCIC FI. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2710 278-4029 Cranston WMcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy 278-2587 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-4222 Ralph Toupulik, R. R. 5, 1^3 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore— Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara_'-278-B909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Phone No- WSSfCS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49035 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. — Nov<?mhf?r SO, 196S Rotary International has prepared a statement which should be to the attention of all Rotarians who are the employers of youtli. Every Rotarian engaged in industry and who is the employer of adolescent young persons and/or engages the services of youth direct from school, should constitute himself the friend and advisor, especially during ivorking hours of each person in his employ, whether it be in the workshop, factory, store or office. Are you as a Rotarian carrying out this program. Last week we asked who "Sput" Teenstra was and a "seegar" to the person who knew. We had no claimers. He is the President of Rotary International and will be in Detroit on February 3, where Michigan will play host at Cobo Hall. Dinner at 7:00 p.m. and the tab is $7.50 per person. Reservations must be made by December 5 with Dick Bucknell. District 636 has been allotted 250 tickets. Bronson has just become a 700% club in the Rotary Foundation, Congratulations! No candidate has been nominated for District Governor for the year 1967-68. to be submitted should be sent to the District Governor before February 15. Names Coldwater Club attendance for October was 91% which placed it fourth in clubs of comparable site. Nine clubs had a total of fifteen 100% meetings. and Constantino had three such meetings. Climax had four If you want to get a cross section of worldly opinion read "Your Letters" which appears in each issue of the ROTARIAN. They usually deal with articles which have appeared in previous issues and frequently the letter writers disagree with the articles. Absent at Tuesday's meeting were Bent, Joseph, Norm Moore, Mulchahey, Rice, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, Treat and Wiggins. There were eleven early leavers. Guests in cluded Wendell Hathaway and Glenn Bamett of Bronson and Hugh Fritz of Jackson. Bob Rumsey had as his guest Gerald Garber, Keath Pearce had Fred Hough and Bob Hawley was host to Bob Brett. Dick French presented a group of the "Sweet Adelines" who presented several numbers along with Mrs. Feller and Patricia Holben as soloists. Next week Chick Kennedy presents a program on his company "Quality Springs", One of the greatest tragedies in life is to have an ulcer and not be successful, Ray Mulchaliey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiono! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director *- OFFICERS BY John Dean, Clyde Williams President Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey FRED ANDERSON Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Paul Thompson JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Roy Pitts John Etsweiler. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Scholarship, Student leans. Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Corroll SVes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory international C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands CHARLES BACON, Director International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch,, Bob Loose Employer-Employee Relations— Fred V/eeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Four-Way Test— Occupational Informollon— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Troda Int.) 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 7—John Kennedy July—1966 S-A. Folier 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce 28—Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson leavenworth 21-M. McKellh 28—Carle Heikklnen 14—John Visoskv KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon Associations- French 21—Croig Sebald SONG LEADERS Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Wlllioms Weeks 30—Dick June—1966 Januory~1966 4—Horry Joseph AAork Andrews J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 31—John Dean December—1965 Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeter, Ch., 23—Fred Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin Kerr (Rotary F'dation International Student Proiects— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Hcirold Goodholm, Ch,, C. Sworl General Secretary, Rotary Interrralionol Georgo R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgis, Michigan 2—Robert Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Competllor Relations- Bert Feilor, Ch., Ralph Toupolik 3—Solon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE internallonol Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ Dally November-1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL Moore May—1966 19—Jomes Skinner Dick French, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 5—Will Coulllard 12—George Pierce Youth- Bob Rumsey BOB NAGLE, Director 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October-1965 26-OIIn Toupallk April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chef Allcmier Boyd Wiggins Sergeonl-af-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. at 12:00 noon 29—Ralph Klaos 14—Gus Burandt Georgo Pierce, Ch., Pot Pollcrson Regulor—First Thursdoy of each month 7-Wm. Student Guests- Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. [World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ Carlo Keikkinen, Ch., Rural Urban- Barnes 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 24—Robert Nogle 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKcith Magoxine-Carroll March-1966 17—Clyde Williams Seton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner Crippled Children- John Wolkor 22—Fritz Von Akcn 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Community Safety— Fellowship—Ken Lcovenworth, Ch. I—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—196S Fritz Von Aken, Ch. ElECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. Februory—1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS, Director LADIES' NITE-Wob Treat The above It our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1965>1966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to osslst with the deloils. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. AMemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoler—Fey Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 .._-278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Mortho 278-8040 John Klein, Box 143—Patricio 279-9551 Wm, Klaos, 489 Atoroe St.—Mary 278-8536 Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Horvoy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 278-2682 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy.. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avc.—Jean 278-8086 Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thoima. Harold Codciington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-5391 278-4486 278-2854 Jackson-Vera.„-278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Witford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple lone—Jone 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorolhy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 t4. Hanchett St.—Chorlotfe 279-9471 ._.278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAkcn, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Soro 278-4243 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bea)riee. 278-4159 Mllfofd A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elolne: 278-4191 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 278-6783 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-6278 i ..278-5512 Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Piorcc, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6341 278-6322 ST2-5594 .__-278-S006 279-9266 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-2261 : Rco E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Joseph, 383 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ! 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 Jomes 369-9092 R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-2612 278-8238 ..278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Coldwoler—Ruth 278-4424 _.278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie —... HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean. Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker. 33 Dougherty-Grefchen - The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 J78-6393 Ed Holiz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., .Coldwater Lake— . r.- Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4029 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ... Clyde Williams, R. R. T-Wflmo Worren Williams, R. 2, Coidwotor—loMoIne ..Hi/. of Coldwater, Michigan 278-5554 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-6161 278-2790 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E., Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd.. R. R. 2-Nellle R. Skinner, Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—PhylUs .til ^11 Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 767-7508 lose, R. R. 4—Roth Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, U8 Grond St.—Phyllis Hcirry 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Ernest W. 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara..276-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1. Colon Rd.—Ariene Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tckonsho—Margaret 278-5318 278-2587 Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoler Lake—Suzanna.. E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Address ond Rotary Ann 273-6850 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lako, R. R. 2—Doris. 278-6501 NAME Conrad Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude FREDSRtCiC II. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, -MICHIGAN 49036 i • ... .278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 r-1, / . �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Noveir.ber 23, 1965 On Tuesday, Dick French introduced Vincent Farrell and Robert Milliman who outlined a new program being brought into being at the Coldwator State Home and Training School. This has to do with on the job training of patients and their placement on jobs. It is also planned to have a "halfv/ay house" in which patients will live during tiie early stages of training and work. A tip of the hat to Ken Putnam for his award as a result of his beautifying the grounds at his place of business. Fred Anderson has been promoted and has a new title. develop the bankers eye. IVe just hope he does not We have heard of diamond dog collars but Ralph Toupalik comes up with a diamond studded wrist watch for his increase in car sales. Bob Kerr has at last a boy to carry on the family name and business. Congratu Your Editor spoke to the Monroe Rotary Club on Tuesday, November 16. This club lations! has 66 members. It is, however, contributing $175 to each of four members so as to have a good representation at the Rotary International Convention in Denver in June, We note that "Sput Teenstra v.'ill be in Detroit on February 3, 1966. IVlio is he? A "seegar" to the Rotarian who is not an officer who tells your Editor. Quite recently Bill Klaas told us of the problems connected with employment. The December ROTAF.TAN has an extremely fine article on "Fringe Benefit Bonanza". Apparently the European firms are faced with the same problem as employers in the United States. Read it, it is a good a^rticle. Do you have an old Stereoscope in your attic? If you do you might donate it to Leonard J. Giles, an optometrist and a Rotarian in Pletermaritzburg, South Africa. He appeals for these in an article on page 8 of the December ROTARIAN. The book collection netted about 3,000 books, the schools were able to use about 150 and the club received about $140 from the sale of others. Docs anyone have an idea as to how the balance can be used? If you do tell George Pierce or Tom Collins about it. With Christmas coming up v.^ry soon how about club members having as house guests for Christmas weekend foreign students from some of the colleges near by? It might help some of them througli a difficult time when they are far from their o^Ti homes. On Tuesday, November 30, Fred Anderson pinch hitting for Fred Weeks, will present singers from the Sweet Adelines. It should be good pulchritude and music all on the same day. Nothing"^"^®^ a woman bl^er thaii having her friends discover ivhen she was bom. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotieno! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cofe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH, DOUG WOODWARD, Director 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN ETSWEILER — Asst. Sec'yTreas. Magaxine—Carroll Seton Bovee, Ch., Jomes Skinner M. Awards — Pal Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Special—At the call of the President ★ INTERNATIONAL International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Employer-Employee Relottens— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kiaos H. TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Richord R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigon Howard Teeter, Ch., J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 7—Torg Skabo 28—Carlo Heikkinen July-1966 5-A. Foller 28—Harold Goodholm January—1966 KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June—1966 14—Ken leovenworth 21-M. McKeith 14—John VIsosky 21—Crolg Sebald SONG LEADERS Trade Assoeiotions— Weeks French 7—John Kennedy Mark Andrews Occupational Information— Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean Docombor—1965 International Student Proieets— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sv/ort 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsoy (Rotary F'dalion Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test— Mav-1966 Dolly 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter SERVICE Russell Mooro, Ch., Don Shorno Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- President Rotary International Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupaiik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY P. Carroll 19-R. Howley 26-A. Lyorr Couillard November—1965 International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 26-Olm French, Ch., INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon C. Dick Bob Runisey Regular—First Thursday of each month ' Youth- Potterson 5—Richord Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19—Jomes Skinner Boyd Wiggins Toupaiik April—1966 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Sergeant-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 5-W!l[ Student Guests- Rotary information—Les Wise, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.) October—1965 Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wllcox Program—Fred Anderson 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 29—Ralph 7—Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chel Allemier Scholarship, Student loans. Olln Dally, Chuck Woodward March-1966 22-Ray Fox September—1965 A. McKeith Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Efswotlcr. 31—Duke Dovidson Rural Urban- Barnes Membership—Keith Pearco, Ch. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob 3-Ray Pilts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17-Clvdo Willioms 24—Robert Nagic Crippled Children— Corlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Woiker 22—Fritz Von Aken August—196S Paul Thompson Community Sofety— Feliowthip—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1-les Wise ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' end Girls' Week- Attendance—Crotg Sebotd ★ February—1966 1965-1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE ' TOM CCJLLINS, Director 12—K. Leovenworth 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearee 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wileox SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfiold 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magozine Duane Davidson LADIES' NtTE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone - 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. NAME Chester I. Allemier, R. 8. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo... 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse Si.-Mary 270-8640 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorie— .278-6821 Corroli I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Horvoy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Es!her 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 200 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St,—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jaekson-Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avs.—Dorothy 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jone 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 276-8609 John T, Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Bfsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfietd Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Chorlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris. Ricnard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore— 279-9471 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-2587 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 279-9266 278-8909 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 6. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. E. Ken Loavcnworfh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Ernest W. lose. R. R. 4-Ruth 278-6603 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwaler Lake—Suionna 278-5554 278-2261 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 273-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sore Fred H. V/oeks, R. R. i-Bcatrlee 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 767-7508 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glody$_. 270-6278 Robert Naglo, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grord St—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace—— B. K. Peofce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine — George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6769 278-4191 278-5078 „_279-9360 273-2979 278-6341 278-^22 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth 278-6161 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Ullian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyl[ls..__ Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skohe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ST2-5594 278-5006 278-8318 270-5842 278-6316 James R, 369-9092 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mobel Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllss Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter-laMoine Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Cello Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwafer—Ruth 278-8238 278-4693 278-4424 ___278-5033 __279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly____ 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolie 278-6393 278-2790 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Howord. K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Woiker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Nove' -^i —j PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Visiting Rotarinns Always Welcome 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wllma ROTARY CLUB ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4029 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy -AM Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Clay St. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro ^.278-2947 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 279-9551 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sl.-Helen Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta. Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eioine Phone No. 278-4222 278-6501 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha-Margaret Address and Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—Marion 278-8536 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude PREDSRtCIC H. WSCFCS QUALITY SPRIHS PRODUCTS, IWC, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 490>6 278-5091 ___278-63li 278-5412 278-6730 �'^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ' The COLDWATER Rotan REFLECTORT" Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 16, 1965 On Tuesday the club heard of life in Brazil. Roberto and Delores Schiller described the situation in general and went on to tell of the two classes of people; the very rich and the very poor and apparently the two do not meet too often. There were 21 absentees on Tuesday. We assume that most of them are chasing the elusive white tail. They included Bent, Biringer, Bobier, Couillard, Dally, Faller, Leavenworth, Loose, Mulchahey, Pearce, Skabo, Sweet, Thompson, Visosky, Wilbur, Wilcox, Doug and Les Woodward, Farst and Molitor. There were five early leavers. Guests included the following Rotarians: Chuck Geishert of Quincy, Melvin Ross of Indianapolis and Bob Pennell of Bronson who had Paul Reeb as his guest. Next week the program is to include a talk by Vincent Farrell of the Michigan Department of Mental Health. Mr. Farrell is the Director of the Opportunity, Automation and Training program in the Division of Mental Retardation. He will outline the aims of the state wide program and Mr. Robert Milliman (a local boy) will outline the Training Opportunity Placement Program at the Coldwater State Home and Training School. We saw in the paper where Branch County has been designated as an area of Economic Distress. How come? For the first time in the knowledge of your Editor the Coldwater State Home and Training School is having difficulty in hiring help. IVhere are the unemployed? The payroll^ of the State Home last year was over $4,800,000 and 60% of that amount went' into the City of Coldwater. On October 1, 1965 there were 12,173 Rotary Clubs in 129 countries with over 580,000 members. There were 65 new clubs organized since July 1, 1965. It sounds like an epidemic of new clubs. Has anyone had any correspondence with our matched district in South America? A woman may be small of frame, with tiny fe.et that patter, but when she puts one small foot down her shoe size doesn't really matter! Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ^ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMinEES — CLUB SERVICE MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director OFFICERS BY ElECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY President FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE Vice-president Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ John Etsweiler. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Scholarship, Student loans, Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wllcox at 12:00 noon ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary internotional C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Nethorlonds General Secretary, Rotory Intemationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary Internotional The above is our Howard Teeter, Ch., French 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken Leavenworth 21-M. McKeith 28—Carlo Heikkinen Julv-1966 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 5—A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 SONG LEADERS Associations- 30—Dick 7—John Kennedy 14—John Visesky 21—Croig Sebald Mork Andrews 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG OAY-Chuck Woodward Duone Davidson Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Wliiioms June-1966 December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Rotary Foundation- Weeks Rumsey 31—John Dean (Rotary F'dation Int.) 23-Fred Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin 16—Howord Teeter International Student Projects— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore SERVICE Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Four-Way TestHarold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Occupational information— Trade Bornes International Information- Employer-Employee Relotions— May-1966 Skinner Dolly November—1965 Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor RelationsBert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigon French, Ch., International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relotions— •k 19—James CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the cell of the President 12—George Pierce 26-Olin INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Couillard Boyd Wiggins Carroll 5—Richord Moore 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Dick Apr>r-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chot Allemier Student Guests- Sergeant-at-Armi—Bob Howley, Ch. Bob Rumsey sgular—First Thursday of each mortth - Awords — Youth- (World Undersfng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik Klaas 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Pat Patlerson •k 7—Wm. Rural Urban- Public Relations—Roy Pitts 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox September—1965 M. A. McKeith Mogazine—Carroll Barnes Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 17-Clydo Williams 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Program—Fred Anderson Morch-1966 1—Harvey Bent 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children- John Walker 22—Fritz Van Aken 3—Ray Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Fellowehip—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. 1—les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—1965 Community Safely— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. . BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS TOM COLLINS, Director " Fritz Varf Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classificotion—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Wliiioms Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sebald * February—1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members igrams, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. having special programs, FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwatcr—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth __278-5353 Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret 278-8006 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morforle 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret ___278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bulleifield, 31 _27B-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelma 276-2854 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha — Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia —279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MelCnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta...——278-6769 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Webster Treol, R. 3, Coldwoler Lake—Suzonno 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara 279-5094 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 276-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrico 278-4159 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy... 278-2612 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss... Wesley Wilbur, 144 5. Clay St 278-2710 278-4029 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—loellle 278-5909 ....278-6598 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mukhahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St--Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand 51—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine.. 278-4191 ...—278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 -—278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginio Albert Faller, 95 14; Honehelt St.—Charlotte 278-M75 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragftet St.-Ruth" ._278;6322 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie. Richard C. French. 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonoro 278-2587 278-6517 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2790 —ST2-5594 r278-5006 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwaler Lake— Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 5. West Ave., Jackson-Vcro 278-2990 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..278-6054 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avn.-Dorofhy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 279-9471 278-2818 Duone E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lako, R. R. 2—Doris Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth ...278-8609 278-5318 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita—__._278-8318 278-6788 Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jcmes R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 'i'' 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4424 Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwaler-LaMoine.. 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Janean -— ...278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora ——..278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo 276-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen » - • ■ 1 / V ..i • Rotary REFLECTOR Mn\7 iQ I / •• • 'I PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome > . • * * . 278-5033 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS ■- 1 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly—... 1, The COLDWATER 278-5033 Douglas. Woodword, R. I, Coldwater—Roth ' •V:' 278-6693 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-6161 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Borbara...278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chlcogo St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wi1ma * FRSDERECi^ H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49Q3& 278-6730 �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. November 9, 1965 Tuesday Norm Moore the "Mayor of Kinderhook" presented Gene Cawvey of Fort Wayne who told of food distribution and outlined the eight essentials that makes for good food sales. Foremost of these were high quality and satisfactory value. In May of 1962 the Board of Rotary International adopted a policy regarding Rotary International Public Relations; the following points are outlined: 1. To create and maintain a favorable atmosphere in which member clubs and individual -Rotarians may effectively fulfill the object of Rotary. 2. To interpret the Object of Rotary and Rotary's broad program of service to the public, to member clubs and to individual Rotarians. 3. To inform the public, member clubs and individual Rotarians about the program of Rotary. 4. To report the activities of member clubs and of individual Rotarians as and when considered advisable. 5. To utilize all available cliannels of communication in achieving these objectives. You will note that three different areas or groups are stressed, (1) The public, (2) The member clubs and, (3) Individual Rotarians. This means good communication between Rotary and the public in general, between Rotary International and member clubs and between the club itself and clpb members. stand in these areas? Now, how does Coldwater Rotary Is it good, bad or indifferent? Warren Williams should be interested in the article on page 34 of the November ROTARIAN. Maybe someday he may not haVe to "travel to Africa to bag a gemsbok or a kudu. Several months ago v^e had Ken Leavenworth discuss "ROAR", Now we find that there is an organization called "BIRDS" whose members are Rotarians who oim and fly planes. There are about 600 members in the organization. Does anyone in Coldwater Rotary qualify? Next week's program will have an international flavor as we are to hear Roberto and Delores Schiller who have lived the last several years in Brazil. Should be in teresting. The next week or so many members will be hunting "white tails." probably be small. The attendance will Let us give some consideration to the speakers with few early leavers. Then there was the husband who was waiting for his wife when the astronauts ivere in flight. The husband remarked, "They have been around the world once and here I am still waiting." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. tY ALBION - Parker Inn - Thurcday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �CLUB ROTARY OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Sebald Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — FRED CULY I96S-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey - FRED ANDERSON Vice-Prestdent ERNEST W. LU5E Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler, Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wilcox Program-Fred Anderson Pol Patterson BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month Was Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin ★ C. Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob loose President Rotary International Berl Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos P. H. Four-Way Test- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston. Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Iniernatlanal (Rolory F'dotion Int.) Intornotionol Information- Competitor Relations- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupotionol Information— Trade Richard R. Buchnell, Sturgis, Michigan Associations- Bob Kcrr, Ch., Warren Wlllitinis French June—1966 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken Leovenworth 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy 14—John Visosky 5-A. Feller 21—Craig Sebald 12—K. 28—Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS Rotary Mogazlne Ouane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Carroll Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Leovenworth 19—Wm. 11—Cronston Wilcox LEADERS Heikkinen July-1966 January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Mark Andrews SONG 30—Dick December—1965 Rotary Foundation- Howord Teeter, Ch., Weeks 21-M. McKeith Inlernalionol Student ProjectsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer J.-A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon Kerr 23-Fred Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Buyer-Seiler Relations— Special—At the call of the President 2—Robert INTERNATIONAL International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 3—Seton Dolly November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon Moy-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Barnes Howiey 26—A. Lyon Youth- Carroll Sergeant-ot-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Runisey 5—Richofd Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. 12—George Pierce Dick French, Ch., Toupolik Aprll-1966 5-Will Couillard 26-Olln Bent (World Underst'ng Int.) October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Public Relations—Roy Pitts 1—Harvey 29—Rolph 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Student Guests- Von Aken 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 7—Wm. Kloas Scholarship, Student Loans, Shorno 22—Fritz 22-Ray Fox 14—Gus Burondt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodword Wise 15—Don March-1966 September-1965 A. McKeitn Rural Urban- Barnes 1-Le$ 8—Conrod Swart 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children— Corlo Heikkinen, Ch., M. Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. ★ Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle Scion Bovee, Ch., James Skinner John Walker Magazine—Carroll August—1965 3—Rciy Pills Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Community Sofety— Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist February-1966 ' COMMinEES ~ CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmon—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Phone No. 278-2903 _j_278^6033 278-5353 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Morgaret Horvey G; Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther -_278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret :_278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ctora 278-5891 Gi'St C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddlngton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vera Tom Collins,. 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene . Phone No. 278 5790 Robert £. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.'—Martha 278-8640 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Palrlcia 278-8536 .. 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 273-6769 278-4191 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 1278-6054 Robert Nogie, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 278-5234 u'279,9471 Duone £. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield .Dr.—-Lucille Address ond Rotary Ann Harold McKnight, Coidwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.-Elolne Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave,-Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane NAME John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma— !278-2818 278-5909 273-6598 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo•. 278-5078 A.xner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Albert Feller, '95 t4. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 278-2587 278-6517 Kenneth Putnam, tit. Chicogo St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lilllon— Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rito 278-8318 JnnMjs R. skinner, R. 4, Bronson—OHvo 369-9092 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Robert Hawlpy, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Heleh Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn- 278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 Donald Vr Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-2790 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5842 278-.6316 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coidwater lake—Suranna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VotrAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion .'ohn Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora 279-5094 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coidwater—LoMoine 278-8238 278-6693 Charles'Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coidwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie V' 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coidwater Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42'Wltlowbrook Rd.—Elva__ John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen QUA' SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. Q01.DS.n.'ER. alCHlQAN «036 ELK'S TEMPLE ; 278-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS FREPF.RICK H. UEEKS Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2612 Lester F. Wise; R.' R.. 2-Celia—-J- Kotary REFLECTOR o/ Coidwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-41159 Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Clay St The COIDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 •• rr PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5091 __278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �"//e Projits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the £/. 5. A. November 2, 1965 .1 know that all Rotarians of Coldwater joins me in sorrow over the death of Jolm Etsweiler. He was most helpful in getting out the bulletin since he cut the stencils and ran the copy. He also wrote the bulletin when I was on vacation. After he re signed from the club I wrote him a note telling him we would miss him and also that I appreciated his help. I later saw him and he thanked me for the note. I am very glad as things turned out that I thanked him as I did. His death is a real loss to the community. Tuesday's speaker was Gordon Rockwell, who is the legislative representative for the Michigan Retail Hardware Dealers Association. He was introduced by Fred Anderson due to the absence of Bob Kerr, who secured Mr. Rockwell as a speaker, Mr. Rockwell, who is a former member of the House of Representatives, discussed the changes that have occurred in the relationship of the business man to politics. Visiting Rotarians included Mead Rogers of Albion, Elmer Dobson of Quincy, Bill Northrup of Vicksburg and Alvin Wiler of Bronson. Gilbert Molitor had as his guest Andy Henry and he also learned that advertising your company costs money. Mac McKeith had as his guest Dave Dodge who is a new druggist with Mac. There were 6 early leavers. Absent members were Bacon, Barnes, Bovee, Burandt, Dean, Faller, Goodholm, Heikkenin, Joseph, Kennedy, Kerr, Klein, Kornstein, Norm Moore, Patterson, Rice, Skinner, Wiggins, Wilcox, Wise, Yingling and Laney. We would like to have a three minute comment by either Seton Bovee or Duke Davidson on the article appearing on pages 16 or 17 of the November Rotarian. The feeling of your editor is that the Coldwater Daily Reporter has held pretty well to the center of the road. Michigan is unique in that it has avery.firte center for the training of the physically handicapped at Plainwell. A similar program is described which is located at Bensenville, Illinois on page 42 of the November ROTARIAN, The Michigan center is operated by the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation and does an extra ordinarily fine job and cannot fill the demand for its trainees. Michigan's Camp for Handicapped Children is one of the fevj such camps in the United States. It is located at Big Bay, north of Marquette, and in the November ROTARIAN it tells of the Hancock club sponsored Charity Ball which raised $500 for the Camp. Dear Muley: Last week I wrote and griped about the various speed limits in the towns around Coldwater. This week it is the very short spaces on the state highways where the sign says "Pass With Care." Some of them are less than 100 yards long. Now any driver should know you can't pass a car in that distance. If you try you are quite apt to get clipped. If you or any of your friends knov; of such spots just drop a note to the State Highway Department about them. you may save a life and it might be your o\m. Tell it where they are and maybe Yours, Uncle Gully Next week Norm Moore says he is having a program from out of tovm and not from Kinderhook either. One traffic expert has said that if all the cars in the United States were traveling in one line some guy would pull out and try to pass. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregaliono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JCNESVILLE — Skyline Restourant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Ray Muichohey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN ETSNVEILER __ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodword, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Magaxine—Carroll Barnes Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Scholarship, Student loans. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Boyd Wiggins Corroll C. P. H. International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch,, Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary International Richard R. Bueknell, Sturgis, Michigan Four-Way Test— Korold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Mark Occupational; Information— J. A. Kenrredy, Ch., R. Sweet 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 14—John Visosky 5—A. Faller 12—K. Leovenworfh 19-Wm. Bobier 38—Harold Goodholm 26—Keith Pearce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wlcox 18—Albert Butlcrfleld 35—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine Duone Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 Jonuary—1966 4—Horry Joseph Andrews leovenworlh 28—Corlo 21—Craig Sebald KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willioms French 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trade Assoeiotlons— Weeks 30—Dick December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Rotary Feundotlon— Howard Teeter, Ch., June-1966 21-M. McKelth inlornalional Student Proieels— Relations- Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos 31—John Dean Teeter 23—Fred Bovee 24—Roo Goodwin Kerr (Rotary F'dation Int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin President Rotary international 2—Robert 16—Howord International Contacts- Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsoy 9—Norm Moore SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY May-1966 Dolly November—1965 Borncs INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLeI Director ★ 26-Onn Dick French, Ch., Bob Romsey Special—At the call of the President Couillord 19—James Skinner Youth- Pat Patterson at 12:00 noon 5—Will 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Sergoant-ot-Arms-Bob Hawley, Ch. Regulor—First Thursday of each month 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Hawley 26—A. lyon October—1965 Student Guests- Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Awards — Public Relations—Ray Pitts 29—Rolph Toupalik 7—Wm. Kloas 14—Gus Burondt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Program—Fred Anderson (World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 M. A. McKelth Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Chuck Woodvrard 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- John Walker 1—Harvey Bent 17—Clyde Williams 34—Robert Nogle Seton Bovec, Ck., James Skinner Van Aken March-1966 Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Community Safety— Fellowship—Kert Leevenworth, Ch. 32—Fritz August-1965 3—Ray Pitts Frilx Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Clastiflealion—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1—Los Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sobald ★ Fobrijary—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE i STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotory Yeor 1965>1966. If you with to change dates with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such os ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay.._ 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn -...278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor' Rd.—Morjorle Corroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Or.-Esthcr 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlylc Ave.—Jeon WiNlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterflcid, 31 1 Edison Ct.—Thelmct.. 278-4486 278-2854 Hofold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vera._:.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryt Ann Dr.—Barbora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene— Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke. Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Luclllo 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris ..278-5318 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Choriolte 278-5475 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 3 Parsons Ct.—Marlho Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein," Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Ernest W. luso, R. Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnighl, Coldwater St. Home—Carol _-279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto ; 278-6769 Riehord D. Moore, 42 Coriyie Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Raymond Muichohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Ilia Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce Sf.-Susan 8. K. Peorco, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine 278-5512 ^-279-9360 278-2979 i George K. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N, Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel Reo E. Goodwin, 78 5. Jefferson—Rulh Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—Barbara Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita.. 278-4115 278-6788 ..278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Relho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Mel Rice, 279-9266 278-8909 278-6501 278-6850 R. 4—Ruth Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne -.278-2597 B. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-8840 278-8536 279-9551 1903 K-ibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 270-6341 278-6322 ..278-6161 NAME ST2-5594 ...278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arleno 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howard M. Te.eter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonno 278-5554 Frilr VonAken, 65 E. Chicago' St.—Mary Ann 270-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatfice 278-4243 279-509'< 278-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St.. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—LoMolne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Roth 278-4424 _.278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall'St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2790 278-5006 Address and Rotary Ann Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Hollz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elioro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-5091 278-6311 ___278-5412 278-6730 r- MirioVA- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. '-WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ^ ' 'v t.'' ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome •2^5 ■« ' I \ INC. i "iini""nj'_ii �"^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. October 26, 1965 According to District Goveinor Dick Bucknell*s monthly letter our September attend ance average was 92.19%; second among clubs of our size. The District average was 86.63% with 13 meetings of 100% attendance. There are 2815 members in District 636. Probably none of our Coldwater golf enthusiasts will make the Golf Hall of Fame but they might be interested in reading about the opening of the Hall of Fame on page 50 of the November ROTARIAN, The sympathy of the club goes to Bob Kerr on the death of his father. Dick Bucknell in his letter tells of over 2000 young people who have had Rotary Foundation Fellowships. He points out that this is international service in action as these people have had wide contacts with other students, faculties, Rotary Clubs and citizens in their country of study. The week of November 14-20 has been set aside as Rotary Foundation Week. Visiting Rotarians at Tuesday*s meeting included Elmer Houghton, Lloyd Phillips and Ray Smith of Bronson, Dr. Geishert of Quincy and Jerry Nbwak of Hillsdale. Noel Shedd was the guest of Russ Moore. Eurekai There were only three early leaversi A1 Butterfield has apparently identified himself with the Democratic party as he was in the hospital with a gall bladder flare up. He is out again. Red McKnight was in the hospital because of surgery on his- knee but he too has gone home. This week Olin Dally presented Dr. Mooi who told the club of his recent trip to Europe. He spent some time in the Netherlands where he has relatives. A very good and interesting program. On Monday night of this week your Editor spoke at the Rotary meeting in Temperance. This is one of the few clubs in the United States that owns its own building. On the wall they have framed the patent covering the ground on which the building is located. This patent is signed by President Andrew Jackson. Dear Newt: I wish that towns, cities, villages and the State Highway Department would set up a uniform speed limit for all areas. In Quincy you have a 50, 40 and 30 mile limit; in Coldwater 45, 35 and 30 mile limit; in Hillsdale 45, 35 and 25 and in Allen a 40 mile limit and you bettsr he dang sure you don't go over 40 or you will wind up with an officer before a Justice of the Peace in Litchfield seven miles away. It don't make sense. In one to^vn you have three different speed limits in one tenth of a mile. You can't watch traffic because you are watching speed limit signs. Some thing ought to be done about this mixed up mess. Yours, Uncle Gully Next week's program with Bob Kerr as program chairman will deal with hardware merchandising. George Washington once said, "A citizen who enjoyed the rights and privileges of a country should be willing to help financially in its support and if need be defend it even with his life." In view of all the lunatic fringe which is so active at present this needs to be stressed. Ray Mulchahey .-tN You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. iS ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri>State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Director . TOM COLLINS, Director MICH. 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Willioms FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice Presidonf Club Bulletin-Roy Mulctiahey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer OFFICERS BY ELECTION - JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. Fellowship—Ken Leovenworih, Ch. John Mogazine—Carroll Barnes Directors: Fred Cuiy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relolions—Ray Pitts BOARD OF ★ Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk President Rotary Inlernollonal Employer-Employee Relotions— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas P. H. Four-Woy Test- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY C. Buyer-Seller Relations— ' Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Internallenol George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgit, Michigan Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Carroll Mav-1966 26-Olin Dolly 3—Seton SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Moore 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Teeter (Rotary F'dotion Int.) Weeks French 14—John 7—Torg Skabo 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy Visosky 5—A. Foller 12—K. 28—Harold Goodholm Rotary Foundation- 4—Harry Joseph SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bobier SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Buttcrfield 25—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson leavenworfh 19—Wm. 26—Keith Pearce January-1966 Mork Andrews Heikkinen Julv-1966 21—Croig Sebald Dick Biringer. Ch., Fred Necr Deon June—1966 14—Ken Leovenworih 21-M. McKelth December—1965 Intenrational Student Proiecis— Howard Teeter, Ch., Kerr 9—Norm 23—Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno International Information- 2—Robert V6—Howard Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Borries Inlernotiono! Contacts- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams 26—A. Lyon 5-Will Couiilord 19—James Skinner OeeupationaJ Information— Trode Associations- 19-R. Hawley Youth- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Ar>drews 12—George Pierce Dick French, Ch,, BOB NAGLE, Director ^ Special—At the call of the President • Bent April—1966 October-1965 Boyd Wiggins Bob Rumsey at 12:00 noon Awards — George Pierce, Ch., Pat Patterson 1—Harvey 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox (World Underst'ng Inf.) 29—Rolph Toupalik Klaas 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Scholarship, Student loans. Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Sergeont-at-Arms-Sob Hawley, Ch. Regular—First Thursday of each month 7-Wm. 14—Gus Burandt Von Aken March—1966 September—1965 Student Guests- Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. DIRECTORS MEETINGS Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orsanist ★ Cirppled Children- 31—Duke Dovidson Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Rural Urban- Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. John Etsweiler. Community Safety— 3-Ray Pitis Poul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Pool Thompson M. A. McKeith Walker 22-Fritz August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1—Les Wise 8—Conrod Swort 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Altendonce—Craig Sebald ★ February—1966 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. fRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Che.sler L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Moplo Lone-Kofhryn Phono No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _-278-5353 Chorlos Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Moriorle 278-6821 Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biirnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Williom Bobier, 280 Grand Sf,—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Claro Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmci. Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vero John T. Dean, 59 Rldgemoor Rd.—Vclorlo • John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 27.8-2854 Richard D. Moore, 42 Cerlyle Ave.—Eloine 278-8609 278-5909 278-5475 278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne__. 278-2587 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth i J 278-8840 -278-8536 279-9551 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ,_278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta_j._278-6769 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancholf St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris — H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-5234 276-6054 279-9471 _.278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Wni. Kloas, 489 Morse St.-Mory John Klein, Box 143—Patricia Phone No. 1_. 278-5790 278-2682 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-6517 279-926i5 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lako—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago-Sl.—Mory Helen_-278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Glodys Roymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nugle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Prod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St-Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague-Virginio Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rico, 1903 KIbby RiA, Jackson—Lillian Lake—Rita 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 278-6161- i Roberl E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison 278-6501 _278-6850 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-2790 ST2-5594 -.278-5006 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Ariene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, ■- 279-5094 R. R. 4-Bealrico 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phylissi 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 leslie'Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Notolie 278-5033 278-6393 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cl.—Dorothy 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwatcr Lake— Janean _____278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzoro 278-6311 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen 278-5412 278-6730 =• <, The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visitinn Rotarians Always Welcome Sec. 34 FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLO'/:ATTR, MICHIGAN INC, W �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. OCTOBER 19, 1965 On Tuesday, Jim Skinner introduced Lloyd Spitznangle who told the club of pipeline construction and of transportation of oil by that means, John Klein, who formerly was in the same type of work, stated he felt right at home and went on to say it was an excellent program. What with 16 early leavers and 11 absentees 32% of the club missed the program. Guests included Thomas and R. J, Megargle and also Lloyd Phillips of Bronson, Jack Warner of Jonesville and Chal Dyer of Columbus. Olin Dally had his dad Charles Dally as his guest. In last week's bulletin your Editor mentioned the 4-lVay Test. In the November ROTARIAN this is described on page 6, New members should by all means read it as it is one of the ideals of Rotary. A "seegar" to the member who tells your editor the newest country in which a Rotary Club has been organized. There have been 58 new clubs organized since July 1, 1965. We would like to hear Mark Andrews discuss the article in the September ROTARIAN entitled "Should Society Pay Crimes Victims." It would be interesting and in formative. Rotary Foundation Week is to be ^rom November 14-20. Recently your Editor- was at a Rotary meeting and many of the members knew little about it. This v^ould be a good chance for Howard Teeter to tell of the plan and what it has done for the world, Read the letter from Grant C. Butler of Pacific Palisades, California on page 10 of the November ROTARIAl-J regarding the payment of speakers for an occasional program. It might be worthwhile and would be helpful to Fred Anderson whose job is no snap. Michigan is well mentioned in the November ROTARIAN. IVayne, Hancock, Manistique, Marquette, Battle Creek, Charlotte, Dearborn, Plymouth, Mt, Clemens as well as Districts 629 and 636 are recognized for some outstanding performance or item of interest. You will have to read the magazine in order to find out in what way. The booklet ADVENTURE IN SERVICE states that no man is ^vorthily a Rotarian who can not lift more than his share in business or who is not a center of enlightment in his community. No man is a true Rotarian unless he can attain some measure of success through a continued and sincere effort to leam, how to live and how to serve. How do you measure up? You should be thankful you are not too deeply in debt and also thankful you are not one of your creditors if you are. Next week Olin Dally will present Dr. Mooi and he will describe his recent trip to Europe for the club. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiena! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri.Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. John Dean, Clyde Williams FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ELECTION — JOHN ETSWEILER _ Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. John Walker Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin C. International Bert Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupolik President Rotary tnlernolional Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas P. H. Four-Way Test- INTERNATIONAL TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary- Internolionol Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Information- Bob Ylngling, Ch., Bob loose Competitor Relations- Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams Weeks 30—Dick French June—1966 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken leovenworth 21-M. McKoith 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy 14—John Vlsosky 5—A. Foller 12—K. leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 28—Harold Good holm 26—Keilh Pearce January-1966 Mork Andrews 4—Horry Joseph 11—Cronston SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 21—Craig Scbald Occupational Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 23—Fred December—1965 Internolionol Student Pra[e<ts— Dick Birlnger, Ch., Fred Necr Harold Goodholin, Ch., C. Swart 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotary F'doiion Int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorne Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 3—Setoo Dally November-1965 Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President French, Ch., INTERNATIONAL Bob Ruinsey May-1966 19—James Skinner 26—Olin Howley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Corroll 19-R. 5-Will Couillord Georgo Pierce, Ch., Sergeani-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. 5—Richard Moore 12—Mork Andrews Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox Dick Toupolik April~1966 October-1965 Student Guests— Youth- (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 38—Chcl Allemier Awards — Pot Patterson 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick BIringor 15—Robert Ylngling 22—Ray Fox September—1965 Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Public Reloliens—Ray Pitts at 12:00 noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., M. A. McKeith Scholarship, Student loans, Regular—First Thursday of each month ★ Crippled Children- Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Program—Fred Anderson March-1966 31—Duke Davidson Mogoztne-Carroll Barnes Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ Paul Thompson Rural Urban- Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS August—196S 3—Ray Pitts Poul Thompson [Fair Comm.) Community Safely— 17-Clyde Williams Selon Bovee, Ch., James Skinner 24—Robert Nogle Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. 1965-1966 OFFICERS BY 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo 22—Fritz Van Aken Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Cralg Sehald ★ February—1966' COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS Wileox 18—Albert Butterflcid 35—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to chonge doles with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoer Rd.—Mariorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret 278-6033 „.278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ,_-278-8840 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Potricio 278-6501 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgoret Ernest W. lose, R. R. 4-Roth 767-7508 278-2261 278-2682 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret— Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara .,278-5386 278-5891 Mtlford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Bent, 51 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avc.—Joon Gust C. Borondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfiold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma.. Harold Coddingfon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Joekson-Vero- 278-8086 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 276-5234 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lilo— 278-6054 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn .—278-2947 279-9551 273-6769 V^lford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrflsid Dr.—luelile— 278-6B50 Harold McKnighl, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetia - Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Olin Daily, 61 Maple lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278.8536 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— N. Circle Dr.—Esther Horvey G. Phone No. 278-5790 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 ,278-5475 278-5318 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan_ Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 —,279-9492 ... 278-5512 Axncr Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Pottorjon, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Groco 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N, Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6322 278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-2587 278-6517 Mel Rice. 1OT3 279-9266 278-8909 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 378-4115 278-6766 278-4191 — Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278'4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-B942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 278-6603 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonno Fritz VonAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlce 279-5094 278-4159 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-5006 — 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2612 278-8238 Worrcn Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingilng, 21 Scott—Natalie ... HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elioro Howord K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 H.- WEEKS COLOWATERt MlCBlGAti o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome I 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Hoitz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Dougherty—Gretchen.... QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. PUBLISHED BY 278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St The COLDWATER ■ 278-4222 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2790 _.-ST2-M94 Phone No. Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ___278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 12, 1965 At the Board of Directors meeting on Thursday, October 7, John Klein was elected to the Board replacing John Etsweiler, On Tuesday, George Pierce presented the Reverend William Harrington, who dis cussed four things: (1) Home. (2) School. (3) Government. (4) Church. He stressed that far too few people participate as they should in these four areas. The John Q, Public does not interest himself as he should unless some thing unpleasant or distressing arises. Dick French has been elected Assistant Treasurer-Secretary to take over the duties of John Etsweiler. Something new has been added for the early leavers. Now they may gamble as to how much it may cost them to leave early. There were eleven early leavers on Tuesday, Yesterday your Editor spoke at the Cedar Springs Rotary Club meeting. There are forty members in the club. One member was excused as an early leaver to go to his mother-in-law's funeral. Absent on Tuesday were Bovee, Burandt, Dean, Heikkinen, Joseph, Leavenworth, R. Loose, Russ Moore, Mulchahey (made up), Neer, Pitts, Rice, Teeter, Thompson, Wilcox, Wise, Yingling and Molitor. •L' * Guests included Jack Scliaefer, Ed Facklin, Nelson Weber, Glen Bamett and Bert Ward all of Bronson and Mel Ross of Indianapolis. Your Editor has not heard from Ernie Luse regarding "Grandfather Clocks." On August 24 there were 12,145 Rotary-^lubs with 580,200 members in 129 countries. There have been 33 chartered since July 1, 1965. We have had two programs on atomic power so the article in the October ROTARIAN on page 16. Either Dick Biringer or Mark Andrews should be able to present an excellent program based on the article on page 38 of the October ROTARIAN. Why not have an old-timer tell the new members the "Who, How and I'/hy" of the 4-Way Test. Next week Jim Skinner presents a speaker on transportation of oil by pipe lines. Should be interesting. Did you ever notice as you push a cart in a supermarket that the economy item is always in the giant size? Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUmCY — Union Church - Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Porktr inn — Thuriday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgei Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER. MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLfNS, Direttor ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Craig Sebald * OFFICERS BY Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1965.1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-president Secretory Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey ELECTION — FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. lUSE JOHN KLEIN -- Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER .... Asst. See'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweilcr. Fellowship—Ken Leavenworlh, Ch. John Wofker Progiom—Fred Anderson Public Relations—Roy Pitts Pot Patterson Sergeant-at'Arms—Bob Hawlcy, Ch. Bob Rumscy BOB NAGIE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ^ Special—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International C. P. K. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretory, Rotary Intomational Goerge R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Olsl., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgis, Michigan Soton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner Wcs Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas Four-Way Test— Hcrold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children- Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., 14—Gus Burandt Awards — Trade Associations— Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Wilfioms April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemlcr 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October-1965 Bill Bobler, Ch., Cron Wilcox 5-Will Coutllord Student Guests- 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Mav-1966 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins 26—Olin 3—Selen Dally Dick French, Ch., Carroll 17—Robert Rumsey November-196S Barnes SERVICE 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean 16—Howard Teeter CHARLES BACON, Director (Rotary F'datlon Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick International Contacts- Russell Moaro, Ch., Don Shorno InternBllonal Infermotion— Weeks French Howard Teeter, Ch., 5—A. January—1966 Mork Andrews KEN PUTNAM, Chairman . SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Butlcrfield 25—Carroll STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Barnes Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 19-Wm. Bobler 26—Keith Pearce 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston SONG LEADERS Heikklnen July-1966 26—Harold Goodholm Rotary Foundation- Leavenworlh 28—Carlo 14—John Visosky 21—Cralg Sebald Dick BIringcr, Ch., Fred Neer 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 7—John Kennedy International Student Pro(eett— June-1966 21-M. McKeifh December-I96S Bob Tingling, Ch., Bob loose Bovee 10—Roy Patterson Youth- Occupational Information— J. K. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 7-Wm. Kloas Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick BIringer 22—Ray Fox September—1965 A. McKeilh Van Aken March—1966 15—Robert Ytngling 31—Duke Davidson INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17-Clyde Williams Community Safely— Scholarship, Student loons, Regvlar—First Thursday of each month ★ Paul Thompson Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Frill August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Von Akon, Ch. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ Boys' ond Girls' Week- M. 1—les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Magoxine—Carroll Bornes BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS February-1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treol The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may. appoint o cammilleo to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cho-Mer I. Alleniicr, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marjorio Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Margaret Horvey O. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Birlnger, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Cloro Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttorfleld, 31 Edison Cf.—Theltna Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 ..278-5306 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 6D 1^. Monroe St.—Imogen# Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lako—Barbara Harold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Homo—Corel 279-9551 278-2990 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta— Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glody# 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5234 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-6054 279-9471 .276-2818 278-8609 279-9266 278-8909 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson Si.—Quinn Robert B, Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha ____-27B-8840 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mory 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Patrieio 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornsflen, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy -278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgaret_.767-7S08 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Rulh 278-2261 Milford 'A. McKciih, 75 N. Hudson St.—tielen 278-4484 278-2854 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgomoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 John Etsweller, Jr.. 37 Foirfie'd Dr.—Lucille.. 278-6593 Albert Faller, 95 t4. Honeheit St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lcnore ....278-6517 Reo £. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Phone No. 278-5790 278-5891 Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson—Vera NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wlima 273-6786 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2947 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 ...278-2979 .... B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth.. 278-6322 'i..278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, lit. Chlcoao St.—Mobel Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jaekson-LIMIan ...278-2790 -ST^-5594 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. ..278-5842 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phylils _li..278-S006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita.....—278-8318 Torg Skabe, 155 Norrov/s Rd., R. R. 2—NeUie. James R. Sktnnor, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 369-9092 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coidwoter lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann.... Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice. 279-5094 278-4159 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Boy.d Wigglris, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay Sf Cranston Wilcox. 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willloms, R. R. 1-Wilmo Wcirren Williams, R. 2, Coidwoter—loMolne Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Notollo-- .....278-6393 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly-_ HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean ...278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elxoro — ___278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotehen ... 278-6730 ■ Sec. 34.6 [>®0 ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 'Ed Holtz, 14331 'lyopowo Rd., Coidwoter Lake— Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6693 278-4424 .'____278-5033 ..279-9428 The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ceilo ChOrles Woodword, 163-Marshall St; Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coidwoter—Ruth ■ ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chteogo-Eileen 278-2127 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLOWATER, WCHLGAN 49Q36 �"jtfe Profits Most Who Serves Best^* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. October 5, 1965 Do the members know that a new musical composition "Rotarian Rhapsody" has been written and also been performed. It has been recorded. V.'hy not buy it for the club. Mel Rice at Tuesday's meeting presented banners from several clubs in the Southwest that he visited during his vacation. There were seventeen members absent Tuesday: All^mier, Bent, Burandt, Faller, Klein, Norm Moore, Dick Moore, Patterson, Thompson, Treat, Wilbur, Clyde Williams, Warren Williams, Wise, Chuck Woodward, Doug Woodward and Laney. The bird season is open and some of them are shooting holes in the atmosphere. There were only five early leavers. Visitors included Chal Dyer of Columbus, Ohio and Jerry Hollister, VJendell Hathaway, Clarence Snyder and Alan Davidson all of Bronson. Ernie Luse likes to sing "My Grandfather's Clock." Your editor will buy him a bottle of hair tonic if he will answer these four questions: Grandfather Clocks first produced? (2) Who wrote the song? (1) (3) Grandfather Clock be in order to be considered as such a clock? IVhere were How tall must a (4) Is there a Grandmother Clock? At Tuesday's meeting Will Couillard presented a most interesting program. First he told of his experience in business and then stressed the changes that have occurred in retailing in the last few years and the causes for the changes: (1) Effect of mass and repetitive advertising on the buyer. (2) The rise of the supermarket and self-serve stores. (3) Conformity. . All people want to feel that they are a part of the accepted group. It was an excellent program. Next week George Pierce is presenting the Rev. William A. Harrington of the Baptist Church. Don't forget next IVednesday is the WOWO Focal Point Dinner at the Masonic Temple. From all appearances club members were having a good time at the Roosevelt School in looking over some of the books collected. Dick Biringer was referred to law books, Bob Sweet to HAWKINS ELECTRICAL GUIDE and Chuck Bacon to Dr. Chases MEDICAL INFORIviATION FOR EVERYONE. Probably about 2,500 books were brought in. President Fred suggested that the members mingle more with visitors particularly when standing in "the chow line". Read the article "Does Rotary Cost Too Much?" on page 21 of the October ROTARIAN. Comments regarding this are given by seven Rotarians from different countries of the world. Read it, it is worthwhile. The article on the United Nations which appeared in the June ROTARIAN stirred up a lot of comments. Some praising the article, some condemning it and some neither. Apparently one member from Traverse City feels that the article was inconclusive and the subject needs further investigation. Then there was the gal who said to her husband, "Have you noticed how much brighter than people machinery seems to be getting?". You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCV — Union Chor«h - Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thor*day, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday. 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sobald ★ — 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer BY ELECTION JOHN ETSWEILER _ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Fellowthtp—Ken leovenworfh, Ch. Crmpled Children- 31—Oukc Davidson Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wllcox Dick Bob Rumsey Regular—First Thursday of each month Special—At the call of the President ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan 16—Howard Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- International Information- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relotions— International Student ProjectsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Howord Teeter, Ch., 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken French 28—Corlo 14—John Visosky 5-A. Foller 12—K. leovenworth 28—Harold Goodholm 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearee 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wllcox 18—Albert Buttorfield 25—Carroll Heikkinen July-1966 21—Croig Sebalo Duane Davidson leovenworth 21—M. McKeilh 7—John Kennedy KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams June—1966 December-1965 SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 31—John Dean Teeter January—1966 Mork Andrews Bovcc 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary F'dation Int.) . Rotary Foundation- ; 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 23—Fred Weeks 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno , fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas Four-Way TestHarold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupational InformationJ. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet May-1966 Dally 2—Robert Korr 9—Norm Moore SERVICE International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon Couillard November—1965 INTERNATIONAL Toupalik April-1966 5—Richard Moore 19—Jomcs Skinner 26-Oltn French, Ch., Carroll Sergeant-ot-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Rolph 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Pet Patterson ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 5-Will George Pierce, Ch., Youth- 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling October—196S Student Guests- Public Relations—Roy Pitts Van Akon March-1966 12—Mark Andrews Awords — Program—Fred Anderson Wise 22—Ray Fox 7-Wm. Klaos 14—Gus Burandf 21—Governor Visit 28—Chat Allcmicr Rural Urbon— Barnes 1—Les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno September—1965 M. A. McKeilh Magazine—Carroll Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonisi C. Paul Thompson [Fair Comm.] 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle John Wolker Rotary Information-Les Wise, Ch. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Community Safety— Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ Paul Thompson - 22—Fritz August—1965 3—Ray Pitts Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON OFFICERS Fqbfudry—1766' COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Barnes Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Wob Treat The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirmon-Tofephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lano—Kothryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Rulh ____„278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorle 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Mortho— 278-8840 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgarct 278-8006 Wm. Kloas, 489 Mor.se Sl.-Mcry John Klein, Box 148--Pa!riela H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Harvey G. 278-2682 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 278-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth.„ Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 ,__-278-2947 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean V/illlam Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret 278-80S6 278-5386 Seion Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thetmci Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vero Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone ' Fred Culy, 01 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorolhy Olin Dally, 6l Maple Lane-Jane 279-9551 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 278-2990 Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Glodys Raymond Mulchohey] 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6278 278-5078 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo I 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 1 l_278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte s 278-5475 278-5318 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln Sty^lanore 278-M17 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—Borbafa...278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen. 91 E. Chicpgo St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 : . '• " • ' ' 1: 767-7508 Harold McKnlght, Coldwotor St. Home-Carol 278-6054 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 ; 278-8536 279-9551 278-6501 ••• -tr: ' ■ •. I . Norniand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annella Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine - 278-6769 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Relho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce. B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—lorrolne George H. Pierce,'70'N. Sprogue-Virginia 279-9360 -278-2979 278-6341 .:278r6322 Mel Rice, 1903 Kjbby Rd„ Jackson-Lillian- -ST2-5594 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, .11, E. Chicogo St.—Mobel NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swarf, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-6603 —278-5554 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieago-Elleon 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-2612 278-8238 V/orren'Willfcims, R. 2. Coldwaler—laMoIne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Celdwatcr—Ruth 278-4424 278-5033 —279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie -369^9092 John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Grefchen Janean : 278-5091 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo ::w.r ^ J..,-. -T 5 * The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S '••I TEMPLE 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS • *1 . Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome — Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwaler Lake— Jomes R. Skinner,'; R. A. fbsderick h. weeks 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora o/, Coldwatev, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-6316 PUBLISHED BY 279-5094 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Artn Dr.-Phyllss Torg Skobe, 155 tQarrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ROTARY CLUB 273-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone-Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 'Vfi' t[ 276-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanne 278-6161 278-2790 ..i.; 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro Robert E. Rumsey;MB Grond St.—Phyllis r .278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita .--.1278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Brons'on—Olive Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene quality spring products, inc .gOLD?JATSR, yUCHlGAN 49056 . 278-6311 —278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most- Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. September 28, 1965 On Tuesday, two new members were introduced to the club, Wesley Laney by Ernest Luse and Wayne Farst by his father-in-law Chet Allemier. We are glad to have them added to our membership. President Fred told the club of the remarks and recommendations by District Governor Dick Bucknell. Among these were comments we had a good club and sang well. He believed we should try to increase our membership, compile a club history, consider an inter-club council in Coldwater and endeavor to cut down on the high number of early leavers. Apparently he is satisfied with the bulletin. Remember the book pick up on Tuesday, October 5, Don't lose your route for which you are to be responsible. If any member does not have a street to cover he may volunteer to help Axner Olson at the deposit point which is the stage of the Roosevelt Junior High School. If you cannot pick up on the street assigned please notify Tom Collins so he can assign it to someone else. August attendance average was down, we are ISth in the District and 4th among the clubs of similiar size. Our average was 87.12%. District 636 now has a Rotary Fc-rndation Fellow who is attending Western Michigan University specializing in Economics. It would be nice to invite him to speak to the club. If the club is interested, inquire of Jack Hamilton of 1220 Howard Street, Kalamazoo. He is Japanese and comes from Tokyo, His name is Eiji Tanaka. A ' Past District Governor Glenn Stewart Has been a patient at the University of Michigan Hospital but is now back home at 225 Park Avenue, Parchment, Michigan. Why not drop him a card or a letter. Ordinarily the Coldwater Club does net have a member attend the Rotary International Convention. This year it is in Denver on June 12-16. Would it not be possible for the club to contribute toward the ej'q^ense 'and send the incoming President for next ye ar? On October 13 there is to be a program promoted by the Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with radio station WOWO. It will be a dinner at the Masonic Temple and all service clubs in Coldwater are invited to participate. Rotarians and their Rotary Anns are invited. Tlie cost is $2 per person and reservations are to be made by October 8 at the Chamber of Ccimnerce. Our newest member Wayne Farst told us of the Cadillac Company. How it came to be in Coldwater, its growth and its products. It is a valuable economic asset to the city. The display was excellent and it shows members can provide good programs. Next week Will Couillard has the program. and find out for yourself. We are in dark as to what it is. Thanks to Doug Woodward for last week's bulletin. Come The vacation was wet and cold. Ybun^ children should be seen and not heard but when they get to be teen-agers they are neither seen nor heard except at meal times and then sometimes they are late. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ☆ AlBtON — Parker Inn — Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Audlterlum — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUStote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. CGMMinEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Beys' and Girls' Week- Atlcndonce—Crois Sebold * OFFICERS BY ELECTION - Paul Thompson John Dean, Clyde Willioms 1965.1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Viee-Presldenf ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN BTSWEILER __ Asst. Sec-y-Treos. John Walker DIrectori: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relotiens—Roy Pitts John Etsweiler. Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron WIlcox Regular—First Thursdoy of each month Intenrational Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Competitor RelotlonsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary tnternallenal C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary international George R. Means, Evantlon, Illinois Oevemor, 636 Disl., Rolory International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupoilk Employer-Employee Relations- 30—Dick Howard Teeter, Ch., Harold Goedholm, Ch., C. Swart J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 7—John Kennedy 5-A. Faller 12—K. leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 28—Harold Goedholm 26—Keith Peorce 4—Horry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilco* KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willioms July-1966 14—John Vlsoskv SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 28—Carlo Heikkinen January—1966 Mark Andrews Duane Davidson Leavenworth 21-M. McKeith 21—Croig Sebala Rotary Foundation- Occupational Information— 7—Torg Skabe 14—Ken French December—1965 intematienol Student ProieclsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas Four-Way Test- 31—John Dean June-1966 23—Fred Weeks Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Kerr (Rotary F'dalion Int.) Intenrational Confoett— BOB NAGLE, Director Special-At the call of the President 2—Robert 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director 6uyer>Seller Relations— 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 24—Reo Goodwin November—1965 Bornes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon May~1966 3—Seton Bovee 19—James Skinner Dick French, Ch., Bob Rumsey MEETINGS 12—George Pierce 26-Olin Dally Youth- Sergeant-ot>Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS 19-R. Howley 26—A. lyon 5~Will Couillard George Pierce, Ch., Bcyd Wiggins Carroll 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Student Guests- Pat Patterson Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist Apirl-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Scholarship, Student Loans, Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupoilk 7~Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burandt Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Chuck Wo^word 22-RGy Fox September—1965 M. A. McKoith Magazine—Carroll Barnes 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Dovidson Cirppled ChildrenCarlo Heikkinen, Ch., Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. March-1966 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Safety— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulehohey 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Clanlfieotien—Duke Davidson, Ch. February—1966 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1965-1966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change Members having tpeciol programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint'a commlHee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 276-6033 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Chester I. Aiiemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Foy.. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons C).—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorle 278-2903 ; 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorel 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 279-9551 278-5585 279-5094 Lose, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 Harold McKnlght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278.4191 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys. Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.-llla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 .-.--_-278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St-Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Groee B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine.. 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 Mel Rice, 1903 KiSby Rd., Jackson—Lillian.. Kenneth Putnam, 11 t. Chieogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 278-5318 E. Harold Goedholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore _„278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth .279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake-Bqrbaro..278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory Helen—278-4115 278-6788 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-6161 ST2.5594 278-5006 Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke-Rlta 278-8318 Torg Skobo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-NclJie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5842 369-9092 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ___.278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilme 278-4029 ____27lf-2612 278*6236 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phylias Warren Williams, R. 2, Celdwater—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth... Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notoiie Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd,—Eivo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Crefehen ■■ Sac. 34 t PUBLISHED BY , FREDERICK H, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTSV INC. coldwater, MICHIGAN.--4^036 ' • ' ' . .« . i_v 278-6693 278-4424 97tf. WTt 279-9428 278-^93 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. Mi \ 278-2710 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly______.278.5033 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 'iinrm ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6603 Ralph Toupoilk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Ernest W. John T. Deen, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Follor, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorlotte Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson Sf.-Qoinn 278-4222 278-8942 Pool W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara 276-2818 278-8609 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—MarionJ. 278-2947 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John Klein, Box 148-Paffieia Phone No. Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-601. 354 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-8536 Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene.: 278-5891 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Wm. Kloas, 409 Morse Sf.-Mory NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna__.278-5554 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-8840 278-2682 278-2654 Jackson—Vera Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-6501 276-6850 767-7508 278-4486 Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Phone No. 278-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilmo 27B-509I 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �Pi September 14, 1365 The Board of Directors has approved for membership in the Coldwater Rotary Club the following individual, /my objections should be presented in writing to the Secretary within ten days from the date of this letter. NAME liAJOR CLASSIFICATION iMNOR CLASSIFICATION Wayne Farst flachinery § Equipment Heat Control Parts Manufacturing Ernest Luse, Secretary �i ... v . . "i (• �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 14, 1965 Here are some of the questions discussed at fireside meetings of the Ashtebula, Ohio Club. This v;as not for the education of new nembers but meetings of the club members: (1) Should the club continue its student exchange program? (2) Should the club have two members of tlie same classification? (3) Are club programs satisfactory? (4) Are methods of serving club luncheons satisfactory? (S) Should the club initiate a new community service project? (6) '.'ould individual members cooperate in publishing a new club directory? (7) Should th.e club engage in a fuiid raising project? (8) Should the club regularly use unusual methods or con tests to stimulate attendance? (9) iv'ould a system of fines or assessments be worth while in helping finance the club budget? '.hat do you think of them? As of July 1 there were 12,126 Rotary Clubs in 128 countries with a membership of 580,000, Since July 1 twelve new clubs have been organized. If you are planning on going to Denver for the Rotary International Convention on June 12-16, 1966 you should be thinking of making your reservation now, Vhy not take the Rotary Mn aiid the kids for a vacation and take in the convention. will be something for everyone. There Past District Governor Glenn Stev;art of Kalamazoc is chairm^ji of what Rotary Inter national Committee for 19oS-66? A seegar if you tell your editor. In the September ROTPiRIAi-J read the article on Page 56 about Rotary Foundation Fellows and what they have done. To what Michigmi Rotary Club does the author of DEATH DEEP DO'''M belong? find it in the September ROTARIAi'J. A seegar if you find out. You will Next week your editor is going back to the woods aiid someone else (probably Doug Woodward) will be writing the bulletin. Absentees for Tuesday were Fox, French, Goodwin, Hawley, lleikkenen, Kennedy, Komstein, Russ Moore, Pierce, Swart and V.'ise, There were only 5 early leavers, Fred Culy introduced a new member, Gilbert Molitor, and vv'e welcome him and his Rotary Ann Bemice. Next week District Governor Dick Bucknell will be vdth us. Lets have a 100% meeting and a good attendance at the club assembly at 6:30 p.m. at Stukey's Inn, The various committee chairman should make this a must. Gust Burandt introduced Lee Feller who told the club of Food For Peace, It was one of the outstanding programs for the year and most thought provoking. Opportunity knocks at the door but once, temptation, hov;sver, kicks in the door. Ray Mulchahey ■:3; pi/ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UnJon Church — Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVllLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. i3 AIBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturget Audiforium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965.1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director ' TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Scbald ★ OFFICERS BY — FRED CULY John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965.1966 President FRED ANDERSON Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER -. Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Elswcilcr. Paul Thompson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey DISTRICT 636 ROTARY C. P. H. Dick French, Cli., Carroll Bob Rumsey iriternatlonal Contacts— Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorne Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin International InFormotlon— Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose General Secretary, Rotary Inlernatlonol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol Richard R. Bucknoll, Sturgis, Michigan 7—John Howard Teeter, Ch., Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swcirt Mark J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 5-A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. 4—Harry Joseph KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams JuIy-1966 SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Bultorficld 25—Corroll Barnes Rotary Magozinc Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cranston SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- Kennedy 28—Horold Goodholm Occupational Informotion- Leavenworth 28—Carlo Heikkinen January-1966 Andrews 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 14—John VIsosky Rotary Foundation- June—1966 21-M. McKeith 21—Craig Sebald Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Necr Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Weeks French December—1965 International Student Protects- Employer-Employee Relations- 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotary F'dolion Inf.) 23—Fred 30—Dick Bovce 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Four-Way Test— 3—Seton Daily Novombor—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL Hewley May-1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olln Youth- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk TEENSTRA - Netherlands 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Sergeant'Ot-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. President Rotary International 19-R. 26—A. Lyon 5-Will Coulllard George Pierce, Ch., Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Student Guests- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ April—1966 5—Richard Moore Visit 28—Choi Allomior Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox Pet Patterson Special—At the coll of the President 21—Governor Awards — Buyer-Seller Relations— ' 29—Ralph Toupalik Klaos 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Public Relations—Ray Pitts at 12:00 noon 7-Wm. Scholarship, Student Loans, Program—Fred Anderson (V/orld Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Rural Urbon— Barnes Membership—Keith Peorco, Ch. Oiin Dolly, Chuck Woodward 1—Harvey Bent 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKeith Mogaiine—Corroll March-1966 8—Dick Biringer 24—Robert Nogle Corlo Heikklneh, Ch., John Wolker 1-Les Wise 8—Conrod Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Von Aken 17—Clyde Williams Crippled Children— Fellowship—Ken leavenworth, Ch. Regular—First Thursday of each month Poul Thompson (Foir Comm.) Community Safety— Scton Boveo, Ch., James'Sktnner Rotary information—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Von Aken, Ch, Classilieotion—Duke Davidson, Ch. ELECTION February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-VJeb Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmen-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha — Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-5358 278-6821 Wm. Klaas, 439 Morse St.—Mary Horvey G. 278-2682 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N, Hudson—Emily Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butterficld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, Apt. 02-1700 S. West Ave., 278-8006 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 276-2854 Jackson-Vera 278-2990 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Rldpemoor Rd.—Volorle John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille-_ Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchetf St.—Chorlotte 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5234 278-5318 Ricnord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbara 279-9266 278-8909 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Ignore Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6517 278.4115 276-6788 John Klein, Box 148-.PalriciG H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278.8840 Robert Sv/eet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 270-4222 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 278-8536 - 278.6501 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 __278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzanna 278-5554 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann__ Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Soro Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafrice Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlylo Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S, Clay St 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulehahey. 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-6278 278-5078 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wi1mo 278-8238 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine— Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retho 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 V/orrcn Williams, R. 2. Coldwaler—LaMoine.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-6693 278-4424 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine _-278-2979 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth__ 279-9428 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St,—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 Robert 0. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St-—Phyllis - 278-6769 ST2-5594 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—RIto — 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 276-5842 369-9092 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ____278-5033 Ed Hottz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater lake— Jonean 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzore 278-6311 Howord K. Swan, 42 Wiltowbrook Rd.—EIva__—-278-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 ' S«c. 34.£ HB • FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER» aiGlflGAN 49056 ROTARY CLUB of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M, TEMPLE 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS ■ PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly-_ Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S 278-8942 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest V/. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnlght, Coldwater St. Home—Corol The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome Phone No. 278-4350 ■i �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 7, 1965 If you're very blase and sophisticated and don't believe in myths and odd beliefs just read the article "The Myths by hhich IVe Live" beginning on page 32 of the September ROTARLM^J. You may be in for a shock and maybe it would be good for you. At the last Board of Directors meeting the purchase of 2,000 cards for 4-H Club members each bearing the Four Way Test v/as approved. They will be distributed through the Boys and Girls 4-H Club leaders. The Board also endorsed the plan for the VOWO program outlined several weeks ago by Paul Reeb. The plan is to await further developments before making final plans. If a member makes up at another club be sure that you are credited with attendance with our Secretary. It is your responsibility to do so; sometimes the Secretary of the club where you make up fails to send the attendance card. Also along this line, if a member is absent for four consecutive meetings, if attendance rules are followed to the letter, he can be automatically dropped as a member. Don't let this happen to you. There were fourteen absentees on Tuesday: Bacon, Dean, Hawley, R. Loose, Russ Moore, Neer, Putnam, Mel Rice, Skinner, Swart, Teeter, U'ilcox, C. Williams and W. Williams. The absentees and early leavers on Tuesday missed one of the outstanding programs of the year. Bill Klaas outlined fully and completely the factors which a new company considers when locating in Col^lwater as it relates to wages and fringe benefits. A tip of the hat to Bill for a job well done. Some of the newer members of the club may not bo familiar with the various tyipes of memberships. There is the active membership which is a membership loaned to a member because of or as a result of his profession or business. Additional active member ship is a membership allowed from a concern or business with which the proposer is connected. Senior active membership is mandatory if a member is 65 years old, or he may be if he has been a Rotarian for 1"G years or more. Past service membership is permitted when a member retires from his business or profession and has been a Rotarian for 5 years. Honorary membership is acquired through the election to that type of membership by the Board of Directors and is for one year only. New or the renewal of honorary membership is usually made at the first meeting of the ne\v Board of Directors. However, a new honorary member may be elected at any time Next week Gus Burandt is to present Erwin Lee Feller of the Alliance Associates who will discuss "Food for Peace in a World of Hunger". It should be worth listening to. Don't forget that District Governor Dick Bucknell will be with us on September 21. All members are invited to the Club Assembly at Stukey's Inn in the evening. Re servations are to be made next week. A tip of the hat and many thanks to John Etsweiler for the very fine job he has done in getting out and also in the writing of the bulletin. Your Editor will miss him. -A welfare state is one run for the benefit of everyone but-the taxpayer.Ray Milchaiiey You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopoi Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVULE — Skyline Restaurant •— Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M, UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. ♦ ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Attendonco—Craig Sobald Clnssification-Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Community Safety- 3—Ray Pitts Pool Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Crippled Childreit— 31—Duke Davidson Selon Bovee, Ch., James Skinner uorio Heikkinen, Ch., John Walker JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ M. Magazine—Carroll Barnes Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Scholarship, Student Loans, Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF Bob Rumsey ■k Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bort Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupollk P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Mark General Secretary, Rotary International I Occupational Information— George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois I J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Governor, 636 Olst., Rotory International \ Trade AssociationsRichard R. Bueknell, Sturgis, Michigan 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 5-A, Falter 12—K. Leovenworth 19—Wm. 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wilcox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Corroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Bobicr 26—Keith Peorce January-1966 Andrews Leovenworth July-1966 28—Horold Goodholm SONG LEADERS Bob Korr, Ch,, Warren Williams June-1966 21-M. McKeith 28—Carle Heikkinen 7—John Kennedy Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeter, Ch., Inf.) Weeks French 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebalcl Dick Biringcr, Ch., Fred Neer j Four-Way Test— ! Haroief Goodliolm, Ch., C. Swort 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean December—1965 International Student Preiecit— Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm, Klaas INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International C. International Information- Competitor Relations— ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Buyor-Ssller Rotations- Special—At the call of the President (Rotory F'dation 23—Fred 30—Dick Bovee 10—Roy Potterson 17—Robert Rumsoy 2—Robert Kcrr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter SERVICE Internotlonol Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 3—Selon Daliy November-1965 CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Barnes INTERNATIONAL Hawley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce 26-Olin French, Ch., Carroll Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. * DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month * Dick 5—Richard Moore 19-R. 5-Will Coutllord Boyd Wiggins Pat Patterson Toupollk April-1966 October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Youth- {World Underst'ng int.) 29—Ralph 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Student Guests- Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. 22-Ray Fox 12—Mark Andrews Awards — Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Etsweilor. 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Birlnger 15—Robert Yingling Kloos 14—Gus Burondt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Program—Fred Anderson Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob 7-Wm. Wise March—1966 September—1965 A. McKeith Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Augusl-196S Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Fellowship-Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 1-Les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken Boys' and Girls' Week- Club Bulletin—Rcty Mulchahey Treasurer February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 276-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotcr—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-8006 NAME Address end Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, B Parsons Ct.—Martha Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patrieio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 279-9551 278-6501 278-2682 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Ernest Phone No. -..278-2903 278-6033. AAark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles 278-6821 Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carrctl I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8066 278-5386 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro .278-5391 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jackson-Voro Tom Collins. 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe Sl.-lmogene..—278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 278-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor RdL—Valerie 278-5909 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo John Itsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfisld Dr.-Lueille 278-8609 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte— Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5318 Reo E. Goodvrin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 279-9266 278-8909 Hofry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 RIchord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne ... 278 2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore 278-6517 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 luse, R. R. 4-Rufh Address and Rotary Ann 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arleno 278-8942 Pool W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-5554 278-2261 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chieogo St.-Mory AnnWerner VonAken, R. R. 2—Oloclys — 278-5585 278-4243 278-6769 Milford A. McKollh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwotcr St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone—Saro Fied H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatfice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Richard D. Meore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce Sf.-Susan 278-4191 278-6278 278-5076 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy Sf 278-4029 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth- 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie— 278-6393 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond Sf—Retho Roy C. Poflerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine., 278-6341 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprague—Virglnio Roy Pitts. 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 &• Chic6go St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 ST2-5594 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Jcimes R. Skinner, 369-9092 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabe, 155 Norrov/s Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5006 278-5842 278-6316 Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— PUBLISHED BY janeon S«c. 3 of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. FREDERICK H. 278-2612 278-8238 278-5033 Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Park Pi.-Elzora Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva— John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.— r ROTARY CLUB 279-5094 278-4159 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4222 Rolph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleago-EIIeen 278-2127 The COLDWATER VisUing Rotarinns Always Welcome Phone No- Conrad Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanne Robert Loose—R. R. No, 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—.767-7508 W. NAME WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. CQLDWATERs MlCaiQAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 —278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. August 31j 1965 According to District Governor Dick Bucknell's last monthly letter there are various reasons why a club becomes weak. Some of the reasons given are, 1, Poor Leadership, 2. Not living up to attendance requirements, 3. Club gets too old by not taking in new younger members, h. Clubhas^ no project,'5. Money problems (club did not operate on a budget), 6. Friction in the club or community, 7, Meetings seated by cliques with little fellowship, 8. No committee activity, 9, Did not adhere to Constitution and By-Laws» 10, Lack of Rotary information among members, 11. Lack of balance in the club in age, membership, classification and programs, 12. Men kept in position too long because they feel that they had a vested interest in that activity, (If any one wants the job of bulletin editor, the line forms on the right.) If you are a committee member and have not submitted your report to the ch^rman of your division by the time that you get this bulletin you are late. It is im perative that they be sent in at once. Seven clubs in District 636 had one or more 100^ meetings in August. Coldwater was one of them. Vicksburg had four out .of'fiv«. Climax had three out of four. We have just learned that the addresses that we have on the news plates are in correct, if you have not been getting your bulletin please give your editor your new and correct address. No one has claimed the "seegar" or candy bar offered in last week's bulletin. The offer still stands. The following members were absent at Tuesday's meeting, you can make up at Quincy and Monday night at Angola, the Angola club meets at Halls Restaurant just north of Angola? Barnes, Bent, Burandt„ Butterfield, Culy, Kornstein, McKeith, Leavenworth, Russ Moore, Mulchahey, K.Fearce, Pitts, Mel Rice, Shorno, Skabo, Sweet, Teeter, Wilcox, Wise, and Yingling. There were 8 early leavers. The visiting Rotarians included; Glen Barnett and Dwight Green of Bronson, Glen Barnett had as his guest Glen Lichenwalter. At Tuesday's meeting Duke Davison presented Ray Peake the new superintendent of the Branch County Intermediate School District who outlined the new concept of the district under the I962 law. From his talk it seems that at last the school systems are on the move, far too long have schools and the department of public instruction been dragging their feet in new programs and aims. At this time when Amen. there is apparently so much crime you will find the article on page of the September Rotarian entitled, "Should Society Pay Crime's Victim" very interesting, both sides of the problem are discussed. Read it. Also read "Rotary Hilft Ein Lefcsn Retten" in the September Rotarian and find out what it is. Here is a project that might be used by Coldwater Club since the toxm is on the crossing of two main highways and in the center of the lake area. Do you remember the book project described to the club several weeks ago and which the club agreed to undertake. One of these days you may be called on to do some work so doTi*t say we did not warn you. Now would be a good time for the committee on "Drop Outs" to canvas the situation and find out how many students are not returning to high or grade school this year and to try to do something about the kids involved. You can never tell about women and if you can you shouldn't. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVillE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COA^MUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Viee-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Crippled Children- 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., John Walker Bornos Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Trcot Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson. Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Progrom—Fred Anderson Nogle, Chorles Bacon, Axner Olson, Publlc'Rtflations—Roy Pills' John Etsweilcr. Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wileox Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orjganisl Dick VOCATTONAL SERVICE' at 12:00 noon ★ * Special—At'the call of'''lite'lltcsidont 2—Robert International Conloets— i internaiioiial' Student Proiecit— ■' Dick BIringer, Ch., Fred Neer., Inlernationol Information- Fred Weeks, Ch.; Wm. Kloos General Secretary, Rotary Intornotio^l I Oc^updtiondL .infarmotioh— ; ' George R. Means, Evnnston, Illinois I , J. A- Kennedy, Ch., R., &wcet Governor,'636 Dist.,'Rotary International L Trade' Assoiiatldns—' '■■■■■; " 7—Torg Skabo July^1966 Vlsoskv A. Folfer 12—K. 28—Harold Goodholnr 25—Carroll Bobier 26—Keith Pearce ' n 1—Cranston VTIIeox 18—Albert Butterfleld KEN PUTNAM, Chairman leovenworth 19—Wm. , 4—Harry Joseph SONci LEADERS ; Dean June—1966 14—Ken Leovenworth 21-M. McKellh Januory—1966 /;tark Andrews, Goodwin 31—John 28—Carlo Heikkinen 7—John Kennedy Howard Teeter, Ch., Horold Coodholm, Ch,, C. Swort Weeks French 14—John Bovcc 24—Rao .21—Croig Sebold Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test— TEENSTRA - Netherlands _ • December—1965 Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL I Employer-Employee Relations—- President Rotary International 23—Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Sort FcMcr, Ch,, Ralph' Tdupdiik, Kerr 9—Norm Moorp •: BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relotions— I Wcs Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin..,;" ' j Competitor Relotioris— -■k 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey l6—Howard Teeter . (Rotary F'dation Int.) CHARLES BACON, Director ' Mav-1966 Dally November—1965 INTERNATIONAt SERVICE Bob Rumsey Regulor-^First Thursday oF eodi month French,. Ch., . Hawley 26—A. lyon 19—Jomes Skinner 26-Olin Carroll ..Bornes Sergeanl-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. ;★ BOARD OF D'ntECTORS MEETINGS 19-R. .12—George Pierce I Boyd Wiggins y 5—Richard Moore 12—Morcf Andrews 5—Will Couillard George Pierce','Ch., Pet Po.fterson , October—1965 Student Guests- Youth- , Toupalik April—1966 28—Chet Allqmler Awards — Rotary Information—Los Wise, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.] 21—.Governor Visit. Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodword 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biirnger 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox 29—Rolph 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burondt Rurol Urban- Van Akcn Morch-1966 September—1965 M. A. MeKollh Magazine—Corroil ★ P. H. Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Wlllioms 24—Robert Nagic Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. C. Community Safety— Seton Bovee, Ch.,-James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey 22—Fritz August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Van Akon, Ch, Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dcon, Clyde Williams 1-lcs Wise 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don ^orno Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald * February—1966 .SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward BarooS- Duane Davidson Richard R.'.Bv<h:tell,; Sturgls, Mlchigon ' - Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williums Rotary Mogozlne L/^DIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Ycor 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann . Che.cler L. Allemior, R. R. 4, Coldwator—Foy Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson,;-46-«Maple' Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrewi5,'.25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 .:..._..278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoar Rd.—Marjorie Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Cirplo Dr.—Esther 278-6821 —278-8006 278-2682 , Richard Biringer, 37 Caiiyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bdbigr, 280 Grand.St.—Margaret - Salon Bovee, t71 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N; Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Eoflorflcld, ■ 31 Edison' Cf.—Thelmo Tom Collins. 18 Chcyyl Ann Dr.—Borbaro Wliford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogena John T. Dean, 59 Riclctemoor• Rd.—Valerie' John Etsweller, Jr.v 3.7 Foirfield Dr,—Lucille ' Howard M. Teeter, 156' Church St.-Morion 278-4222 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 ; 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-6501 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieago-Elleen Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwator Lake—Suzanna 278-6850 767-7508"' Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-2261 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-5234 —278-2818 —278-8609 278-5909' 278-6598, ,-278-6517 —^^LL..279'9266 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lokc—Borbara—278-890? Carlo Heikkinen, 91 ■£."Chicago'St.—Mary'Helen..278-4H5 Harry Joseph, 383 N.-ffudson St.—Quinn. Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Richord D, Moore, 42 Ccirlyle Roy Fox,,16.Morrison Lake,'R. R. 2—Doris.. 278-5318 Richard C. Fr'cncH,'24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzdhfre... 278-2587 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. JbfTerson—Rulh NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swort, 471-Mdrsliall St.—GertnJde 278-8840 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. f-lpme-Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta 278-5475 E. Harold Go.odholm, 20 Lincoln St,—lonore Phone No. 278-5790 -■ . 278-2990 279-9471 Albert Fdllerj" 95 N. 'Hdiichett' St.—Chorlolle Wm. Kloos, 469 Morse St.—Mary ; Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6054 - Olio Dolly, 61 Mople tone—Jane Duane E.- Davidson/ IS.Scott Ave.—Ellen-Jo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha. 278-5891 278-4486 278-2654 Harold CoddingtoiT,, Apt, ;G2-1700 S;'West Ave., JacksOn—Vero Free) Culy, 81 VJ. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 278-5386 NAME Address end Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-6788 Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.-Glodys... Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla.^..:. Roncrl Nogle, 36 W." Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. !_i Chicago—Ernestine - 278-4029 279-9492 Wcirrnn WilKams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoIne 278-6693 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie.. 278-6393 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia.. 278.-6322 'Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprcrgue'St.—Ruth' li; 278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, HE. Chicago $t.—Mabel J278-2790 Mel Rke, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jocksoh-llllian—_'_iST2i5594 Robert E. Rumsey,. 118 Grond St.—Phyllis.. ._._278-5006 __.278-8316' 273-58^2 Tors Skabe, 155 Narrows Rd., IT. R. 2-;N«lli«i-..—278-^16 369-9092 Cronstoh Wileox, 22 Edlsori Ct.—Dorothy. ' jpupw /').• k.JU'o Cl' . :. plA j.-t., f 4'v. J--'"; '--A HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 Ivopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon... i Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzdra C'i - I * -.1 jJ-.',.' 'jjipn.';; •.L ('.'r X'u-i. I- / -...'J' (T .UO;- ijryfOb; /L' .pp.- .• ■ i",: r.A'/4"J0:j .-.uq .p;.- CrJ. p;-i-TO,.T;J OOJi-oA' pUiiCy/l'c-., .".'p'CiA i/C oj::'!.! J- s. j-y y-:r:h. oi, " • I9G5 0®0 FREDERICK H. , . PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldtvater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S Vv-riii. ..'U'.l vV' A At;'.: pJO}.' X'-.-O !"v>J : V-','. o.vT'.JL.'0T■' The'COI;DWAT.EKH;£s o' A^c,' «.i~: iU-:- laOCJ KC-.v ..'i.i.p.i i'AVJ't;;;':! l: AO/1 fi.: .-i/: ' ' . .•'• T. TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome WEEKS QUALITY..SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDli'ATER/- MICHIGAN ^ Howard K. Swan, 42 WUIowbroolc'Rd,^.^va* John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gre(cheir_-J ■ .. . p.'i. 5 AoUri-A 31.-4: ■■ jj.' — — , i' O". .-Ojy:/ ri. .''T---''' V. i." i J . . 278-2612 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ______278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Rulh 279-9428 L ; 278-4159 278-2710 278-8238 278-5512 R, 4, Bronson—OJive 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Wilmo 279-9360 James R. Skinner, 278-2127 278-6273 278-5078 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dri-^PhylUs 278-8942 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St A.-;ner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retho Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita; Fiad H. Weeks. R. R. 4—Beatrice Phone No. 278-4350 49056 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �The Board of Directors has approved the adnission of the following man for membership in the Coldvjater Rotary Club. If there are objections to his admission, these must be submitted to the Secretary v/ithin ten days. NAl-E MAJOR MINOR Gilbert liolitor Machinery § Equipment Bearings, Distributing Ernest W. ■a Luse, Secretary �-.T. yr ■ <: p . ; , �'tie Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AUGUST 24, 1965 A "seegar" or a candy bar to the first Rotarian or Rotary Ann who tells your Editor of the three Michigan Rotarians whose books are mentioned in the September ROTARIAN. You will have to read the fine print to find them. You will find also a Michigan Rotarian who has 100^ attend ance for 35 years or more. The article on page 34 of the September ROTARIAN should be especially interesting to Torg Skabo. The article on page 40 of the September ROTARIAN is interesting to your Editor as he knew the woman about whom the article is written and has visited Hull House at 800 Halsted Street in Chicago many times. Committee Chairmen: Don't forget that your report for District Gov^ner Dick Bucknell is due on or before September 1. Make them in triplicate. All Rotarians are or should be familar with the 4-Way Test but they may not be as familar with the four objectives of Rotary. They are: (l) The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service. (2) High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to serve society. (3) The appli cation of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal,business and community life. (4) The advancement of international understanding, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and profess ional men united in the ideal of service. How well do you stack up as a Rotarian? The Coldwater Rotary Club owes the Federal Mogul Service a big vote of thanks for addressing the Bulletin over a long period of years. Paul Hurley has helped the Club a great deal and has been most kind. Tuesday's visiting Rotarians included Clarence Snyder of Bronson, John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio and Chal Dyer of Columbus, Ohio. Fred Culy had as his guest Paul Reeb and Chuck Woodward hosted C. Bristol. There were 16 absentees and 8 early leavers which meant only 2/3 of the Club was present for the program. Bob Nagle, as Program Chairman, presented John Dygert, Director of Vo cational Education for the Coldwater High School. He discussed the programsnew to Coldwater and then presented Tom Ruesink who is the head of the M.D.T.A. program for auto mechanics and Wade Smith who is heading up the Distributive Education Program. They discussed their individual programs, Kermit Dennis, Principal of the Coldwater High School was also introduced by Mr. Dygert. Paul Reeb acting on" behalf of the Chamber of Commerce presented a proposed plan whereby station WOWO of Fort Wayne would tape a program of a combined meeting of all service clubs in Coldwater and in this way advertise the City of Coldwater. This will be discussed by the Board of Directors, There are always three sides to every questions, your, the other fellows and the true picture. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Porker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �emocleW syawlA snairatoR gnitisiV r ELPMET S'KLE .M .P 51:21 ,YADSEUT :emiT gniteeM nagihciM ,retawdloC fo BULC YRATOR YB DEHSILBUP ^3094 NAGLRCIM ,RETAsWDLOC .CNI ,STCUDORP GNIRPS YTILAUQ SKEEW .R KCrRE.DERF. yJ f'/ROTCELFER I•)ratoR V*0'YJ S'&Jj OJ'Lr jJ'b'jLJif.Dy I • RETAWDL0C ehT U7".5jJiJ ;>VT ' ' r ' '' "• .-U•• . ! . i'•. j.'• -,- :iK . b■-■' Opr; ,JOJL*)ftAjp'( lJC7,Jp,2'Jii" .lj,L i'.'.' ■ Gpw.irjbjLf j:j 'iJOJjf. 'LK'SM• \/'su )J( ..iV G"' *; 'kOJ'.f- . GS'f £'',/}:",yi• pjJO'-'; -i a'jjr5TL-"s"f.o;i JJ! '--r'p•■• ■>> j'p•-■• l'p'.. r../■ IO Y \'-3'.c,7 '' -;'A- r *YT-r r3"=,;i. 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S. A. August 17, 1Q6'^ A tip of the hat and marQ)' thanks to John Etsv/eiler for the very fine bulletin that he put out last week» Writing a newsy bulletin that pleases eveiyone is no cinoh and John does a good job, Yonr editor, along with 17 other Rotarians from Coldwater, made up at Quincy on Monday. From all reports the smorgasbord served at the lunch on August 9 wag very fine and it is toobad that only half of the members were there to enjoy it. We hope that those who did not get there made up so that the attendance will not drop. Did you????? We note that there were 1? absent on Tuesday of this week. They included: Birlnger, Bobier, Collxns, French, Goodholm, Kennedy, Klein, Leavenworth, Russ Moone, Olson, Pitts, Putnam, Rice, Thon^json, VJeeks, Wiggins, and Tingling, A gneat many of the above named members were at Quincy, so maybe they were making Monday^^ bope so. If not, they should visit Quincy again this coming Tuesday's visiting Itotarians included: Jack Schafer of Bronson: John Williams of Quincy, Charles Pilliod of Angola, Les Wise had as his guests Kenneth Fink and Harry Nellegan who are with the new industry that is setting up a branch from the factory in Litchfield, We jrear that Paul and Sara Thompson have a new SOW. CongratulationsiJ Thaji the Club will have a show next Spring is new certain, with the dates of Apr:p. Ih, 15 and 16, Draw a circle around these dates. On Tuesday Clyde V7illiams discussed briefly the industry by -ijhich com cobs are used in the manufacture and processing of many things and then the members toured the plant. C^de told us that there are only four such plants in the United States and at present the Coldwater plant is working over time and cannot meet the demands for it*s product. ^ bulletin is printed some information v;ith which the members Should familiarize themselves. Check when the date of your program is to be so ^hat you can plan in advance. It helps Fred Anderson a lot and saves his V Committee Chairman, note that District Governor Dick Bucknell l A 21 and your reports are due by September 1. They should Il^de out in triplicate and turned into your division chairman by that time, ^uoation present Carlo Heikkinen who will discuss "Distributive " thafhfw^im and 638 have been paired with District hl5 (Mexmco) and Governor of la5, Jorge C3arcia, has five clubg tha-ji he would like to pair with or match with clubs in our district. Wayland Club wnrkK be matched. Here is a chance to learn more about how Rotary or)cp in a foreign country and should be interesting. Remember how much we enjoted the program that was sent to us by Chico and Manuel? Why not try this? has helped her husband to the top of the ladder and then decided that the picture would look better some place else, Ray Muichahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congragatlona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — EplKopol Poriih Heuie — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. Union city - Methodist Church — Tuesday. 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sebald ★ 1965-1966 John Dean, Clydo Willioms President Vice-Preiident Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN BY ELECTION - KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, DIRECTORS MEETINGS Dick French, Ch., Carroll Internolionol Information- Bob Yinglinci, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Empioyeo Relations- Intemolionai Student Proieels-r -Dick Birlnger, Ch., Fred Neer Four-Way Test- Rotory FoundationHoward Teeter,.Ch., Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas President Rotary Internationol TEENSTRA - Netherlands Harold Goodholm, Ch.,*C. Swort . Bob Kcrr, Ch., Worren Williams . 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebald 5—A. Foller 12—K. Leovenworlh 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 4—Horry,Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox 18—Albert'. Butterfield 25—Carroll Heikkinen July-1966 ' 28—Harold Goodholm Ouane Davidson Leovenworth 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy . KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 21-M. McKeilh December—1965 SONG LEADERS J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet June-1966 (Rotary F'datlon Int.l Mark Andrews Oecupationol Information— 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon 23-Fred Weeks 30—Dick French Russell Moore, Ch., Den'Shdrnd' Bovee 10—Roy Potterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE International Contocts— Competitor Relations- General Secretary, Rotory International George. R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin ★ 3—Seton Daily November—1965 INTERNATIONAL Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Mey-1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olln Youth- DOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Hawley 26—A. Lyon 5-WIII Coulllard George Pierce, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 19-R. October—1965 Student Guests- Bob Rumsoy at 12:00 noon April-1966 5—Richard Moore Visit 12—Mark Andrews Bill Bobter, Ch., Cran Wilcox Sergeont-ol-Arms—Bob Howloy, Ch. Regular—First Thursday of each month 21—Governor 28—Chet Allemler Awards — Pal Potterson ★ P. H. Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. (World Llndorst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burondl Scholarship, Student leans. Public Relations—Ray Pills Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist C. Barnes 22—Ray Fox September—1965 Rurol Urban- Program—Fred Anderson John Etsweiler. BOARD OF Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 1—Harvey Bont 8—Dick Biringor 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKeltn Magozine—Carroll Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Crippled Children- Von Aken March—1966 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Noglo Seton Boveo, Cn.; James Skinner John Walker 22—Fritz 3-Roy Pills Community Safety— Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. 1—Los Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—1965 Frilz Von Aken, Ch. Poul Thompson Clastilicallon—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON OFFICERS February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Bdrnes Rotary Mogazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chalrmon—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 -._J78-5358 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorle 278-6821 Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorel Harvey G. Bont, 51 Phone No. __278-8006 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 RIchord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ___278-8086 .278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. __278-5B91 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma hiarold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 278-2990 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbaro 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mople lane—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridciemoor Rd,—Valerie Phots* No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Wm. Kloas, 439 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Arm Dr.—Sara 278-M03 Webster Treat, 1^ 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 279-9551 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. V/eeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4191 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Harold MeKnight, Coldwotcr St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta— ... Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Ndgle, 36, W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5073 __._J279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axiicr Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 ..278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Rulh 278-6161 278-5475 Rcy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel : E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-^17 Mel Rice, 1903 __.ST2-5594 278-2587 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara..273-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mary Helen-.278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ouinn : 278-6788 Kibby Rd,, Jackson—lillion.. 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 __278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwaler—Ruth... Robert G, Yingling, 21 Seoft—Natalie... James R. Skinner, R, '4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 ... ■ : '»• "mmA : '' I ' , Janeon 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen ■ . ,1 . • ■ J ■' .( • ; • 278-6730 • - i ■ ■ ■ ..... • ••• ; Vi. :^r: CT ' • -i ' ' C* -OJ: •• S.V.- • ^ : :.v ■..'s - J- • /■'- •r-\ . : The COLD WATER .i/CC't.iC- .. '''-i-i :', • ,r.c;; ,• ■ ."-../.v.; • -c" ^ Rotary REFLECTOR e. 34.6 T-. D>®0 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S uh c- r t TEMPLE Visuing Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6393 Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwaler Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo J ) • •- 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E.'Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebaldr R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—R)ta."_-..,-278-8318 Donold V. Shbrno, 156 E. Chicago St.->loulse 278-5842 278-6316 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wtlma Worren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwaler—laMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce!io Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-2790 Torg Skcbe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie-- 278-2710 Cranston Wilcox,.22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ____.:278-5512 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Charlotte 278-5585 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 27j-6278 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virgtnio Rtcbord C. French, 24 ChcryJ Ann Dr.—Suzanne Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ...278-6769 Russell F. Moore,. 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4222 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Robest loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Halen w.278-2947 278-8609 278-6593 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion..... 278-8536 279-9551 279-9471 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr.. 37; Folrfield Dr.-Luellle__ NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-8840 Richard 0. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Jackson—Vera Tom Collins, Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Mortha FREDERICK H. WEEKS TquALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COhBWATER. MICHIGAN 49Q36' s �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 10, 1965 '^is week has been Fair Week in Branch County and due to the miserable Monday, ibtary was able to start the official festivities on Tuesday noon, of a beautiful clear, cool day, with selected It-H Club members, the King and Queen of the Fair ' as Rotary>s_guests for lunch at the new First Ward School, It is regretable that the 35 missing Rotarians weren»t able to participate in this Club project. >feabe next year, if the lunch is held at the Fair Grounds, the atmosphere generated by activity might inspire more Rotarians to share this moment in time with the hardworking members and their advisors. We also enjoyed the presence of Mark Semmelroth, President of the Fair Board,- luella Hamilton, Home Eo Agents and Leland Sanford, it-H Fair Manager (who is probably sleeping better these last lew nights after observing the crowds attending the Fair), So that attendance record for August 10 does not embarrass President Fred (after his recent 100% meeting) here are the names of those members who should make up before August 17, if they have not already done so ^Allemeir, Barnes, Bent, Birinpr, Bobier, Bovee, Burandt, Couillard, Faller, Fox, Goodholm, Heikkinen, Joseph, R. Loose, McKeith, Norm Pfoore, Dick Moore, Russ Moore, M.chahey, Neer, Pitts, aimsey, Sebald, Shomo, Skinner, Swart, Toupalik, Wes Wilbur, Wilcox, L, Wise, Doug and Les Woodward. If you all intend to descend on Quincy this Ifonday, they would appreciate a little warning, or you better pack a sandwich. o, ^ Visitors who shared our bread and smorgasbord were G. K. Raber add his Rotaiy Ann from Newcastle, Indiana^ Dwight Bennett, Van Wert, Ohio; John Elwell, Hamilton, ^10; Harold Howard, Dayton, Ohio; William King, Quincy; and Jim Simpson, Bill Klaas guest from Eaton Mfg. They all seemed to enjoy themselves, too. Be sure to get out and vo;^e |or the two propositions on Tuesday, August 17th. S^ce you are going to be paying for Medicare, you might as well have a place for the convalescing. It may help relieve the strain on acute hospital beds. Even If you don t agree with this, get out and vote, you'll feel better for doing it. In case you haven't noticed, your editor has taken off to the north lands again, leaving the bulletin to a less experienced head and hands. I haven't read the Itotarian recently, but I can assure you, it makes good reading if you will take the time. The program for this coining Tuesday is in the hands of Clyde Williams. He is invitine you thi^? Ld°he (^hey use them for purposes other than what arit wm S dust^ ^ bringing a whisk broom (or old clothes) We are now running on the new Rotary Bulletin forms. poss^ while his youngsters tried their best to rouse him from afteraoon nap to t^e them for a promised walk. Finally, his youngest still S Si^ eyelids, peered caref^ly, then reported: "He's People come in three classes: the few who make things happen, the many who watch things happen and the overwhelming mjority who have no idea what happened. John Etsweiler You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRON50N — Congregallonal Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. H ALBION - Porker Inn - Thgrjday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturset Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE I96S-I966 MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS OFFICERS BY ElECTION FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey ERNEST V/. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN — JOHN ETSWEiLER . _ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Progrom-Fred Anderson Nagle, Charles Bocon, Axner Olson, Public Relations-Ray Pills John Etsweiier. Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat ★ Carroll Bob Rumsey DIRECTORS MEETINGS •k Internotional Informollon— 5—A, Folier 12—K.' Leavenwofth SPECIAL EVENTS 25—CarrolL Barnes Rcrtary Magazine Duane Davidson Bebior 26—Keith Pearce 18—Aibertj Bsjtterfleld KEN PUTNAM, Chairmon Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams Heikkinen 19—Wm. 11—Cranston Wilcox SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- Vtsbsky Jonuary—1966 4—Harry Joseph Mark Andrews Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 28—Corlo July-1966 28—Harold Goodholm Howard Teeter, Ch., Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart 7—Torg Skabo 21,-Craig Sebald Rotary Foundation-^ Four-Way 'Test- General Secretary, Rotary International Goorge R. Moans, Evonslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan 14—John June-1966 14—Ken leovenworih 21-M. McKeith 7—John. Kennedy International Student ProjectsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas President Rotary Internationol C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Int.) Weeks French December—1965 Bob YIngling, Ch., Bob Loose Employer-Employee Relations- INTERNATIONAL (Rolcry F'dotion Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bert Feller, Ch., Rojph Toupalik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Moore 16—Howard Teeter 23-Fred 30—Dick International Contacts- Buyer-Seller RelationsWcs Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Rofatlons— Special—At the call of the President 9—Norm Bovee 24—Ree Goodwin 31—John Oeon 2—Robert Kerr SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director 3—Solon 10—Roy Potterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—I96S Barnes tNTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 26-Olin Dally French, Ch., Moore May—1966 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Sergeant-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Ragulor—First Thursday of eoch month 5—Will Couiliard 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Dick 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Youth- April-1966 Visit 20—Chet Allemier Student Guests- Pot Patterson Mrs. Groc. Patterson — Organist 21—Governor Awards — Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 7-Wm. Kloas 14—Gus Burandt Scholarship, Student loans, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 8—Dick BIringer IS—Robert Yingllng 22—Roy Fox September—1965 Rural Urban- Bornes Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob BOARD OF Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., M. A. McKeith Magazine—Corroli March-1966 I—Horvey Bent 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children— Fellowship—Kon leovenworih, Ch. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. ★ 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nogle Soton Bovec, Cn., James Skinner John Walker Treasurer Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Safety— 1965-1966 - 22—Fritz Von Akon August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Van Akon. Ch. Paul Thompson Claislfleation—Duke Davidson, Ch. I—Los Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Beys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Scbald Fobruory-1966 STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for- the Rotary Yeor I965'l^66. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ibdies' Night, may appoint o committee .to lossisl with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chalrmdn-Tclephene — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Corroli I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-5386 Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 John VTsosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sorq Fred H. iWeeks, R. R. 4—Beotrice. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-2990 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris'_-____;^78-53l8 Ricnord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzdnne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lartore 278-2587 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 73 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara_.278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo-Ernesfine . _„_278-2979 B, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraines ._278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70' N. Sprague—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague Sf.-Rufh 278-6322 .278-6161 Kenneth Potnom, -ll 6. Chicago St.—Mabel Donold V. Shorno, 156'E. Chicago St.—Louise.ll 273-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jcimes R. "Skinner,'Ph 4] Broasdh—Olive 278-6316 369-9092 ._.,4 -.'.i...; 279-5094 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R, R. 1-Wiima Wcirren Wlllicims, R. 2, Coidwator—loMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 273-8238 278-6693 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 MershoM St. 273-M33 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Roth 279-9428 Robert G. Yingllng,: 21 Scott—NotalTe.Il 278-6393 Leslie WoodwoVd, 163 MorshoM St.—Polly 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Liliion ST2-S594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita.w_w—278-8318 ' • 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace '■:■■■■ - 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Refhq •a .10 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. 278-5585 Warner; VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys ___278-4243 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 279-9471 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn" : 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzariha Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieogo-7-Elleen 278-2127 279-9551 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone ...278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro Normcnd Moore, 796 ''AngoIa Rd.—Annofta Richard D. Moore, 42'Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-5234 278-6054 Albert Folier, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—ChoHotie.' Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Horold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corel Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora Wilford Cooillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcne Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.-^Luciile.;!^! __278-8942 278-4486 Horold Coddinglon, Apt..G2-1700 S. West Ave., Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorkc-Avn.-Dorolhy 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-2261 __278-2947 278-2854 Jackson—Vera 278-8536 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Ernest W. Luse, R. R'. 4-Rufh Milford A. McKeith,-75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-5891 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworih, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Albert Buflerfield, 31 John Klein, Box 148—Potricio Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.-Mory 278-2682 Seton Bovec, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-8840 278-8006 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Rithord Birlngsr, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jeon Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 6 Parsons Ct.—Morfho 278-5358 278-6821 ^ NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowG Rd., Coldwoter lake— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro 1 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John. Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen.; 278-5091 278-6311 __.278-5412 278-6730 i .. -i. : c- a-.r. I L.- ■. on A i- • .rr • V * J : •; v.. • ■ A The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR > "i:'- ;v h' m fRgiir.Rrc?: h. ttbcks OUALIIT SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDSATIR, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visitins; Rotarians Ahvays Welcome MICH. �*^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 2, 1965 The Coldwater Jtotary Club has achieved what has always been believed to be im possible a 100^ meeting and July 27th was the dayi we tiy for two?????? CongratulationsiJ Shall Attendance for July was 90.86^ which places the club in 2nd place -tdth clubs of comparable size and 7th in District 636. Ralph Toupalik*s Rotary-Ann, Irene, wins the candy bar or dairy queen or? as she called your editor early last Saturday and told him that the poem mentioned in last week*8 bulletin was vjritten by Dorothy Swen, the daughter of a Grand Rapids Rotarian, It was "In the Shadow of the Bookcase" and it is printed on page 31 of the August Rotarian, ftead it, it is worth your time, Irene says that she is using it in her classes at Bronson. Many thanks for the knives that were contributed by the club. They were shined up, sharpened and then sent to a Peace Corps member from Branch County who is now serving in Nigeria, Speaking og Nigeria, read the article in the last Rotarian starting on page 31 telling of medical care far different from medicare which is at present very much in the public eye. The cow pasture pool addicts were pretty subdued, uwiy quiet and ^rery reticent regarding the prizes that they won. On Tuesday, Ray Pitts presented V/esley Urch of the Michigan United F\md, Glen Gochenour, President of the Coldwater Community Chest and Floyd Ety, Campaign Chairman for the Coldwater Chest, The speaker was Mr. Stahl Butler, Director of the Michigan Association for Bet^ier Hearing. He told of the work which he is doing and President Fred told your editor that it was extremely interesting and informative. There were Ik absent and 11 early leavers which meant that only 66% of the members were preseht for the program. It seems rather too bad when a speaker drives from Lansing that he has to face so many empty chairs. Early leaving is a bad habit to acquire. How many spoke to the speaker before he left? Visiting Rotarians included Vic Lockhart of Montpelier, Ohio; Chad Dyer of Columbus, Ohio; Walt North of Battle Creek; Nelson Ross of Indianapolis and Ray (did you say Roy, John?) Smith of Bronson, Next week the club WILL MEET AT THE FIRST Wi\RD SCHOOL and not at the Elk's Temple, The club vxill have as it's guests the h-H Club members who are exhibiting at the Fair, President Fred has asked that all members attend. In the past, the attendance at these meetings has been very small. It is a project that the club has sponsored for many years and the kids feel that they are getting some recognition for all the work that they have put in during the year. If the club is to continue this project, let us support it, Paul Thompson will M.C, the program. If the members of a family spoke to each other in the same voice that they use in answering the telephone, there would be less need for family clinics, THE IMPORTANT DATES TO REJEMBER THIS VffiEK ARE AUGUST 9 THRU li^, 1965 County l-H FAIR, The Branch Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregoHona! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 ?. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS ■— Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:20 P. M. UNiON CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FREO CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Tom Collins, Norm Moore Directors—Axner Olson. Fred Culy, Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist K. Olmstod, K. Leovonworth BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Student Guests- Rotary informationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodword, Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Cran Wilcox, A! Butterfieid, ★ Special—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Employer-Employee Relations— CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Craig Sebald, Conrod Sworl Four-Way Test— General Secretary, Rotary- International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Disi., Rotary International Trade Associations— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. ■ Ray Pitts, Mork Andrews 25—R. Toupalik Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy June—1965 10—H. Goodholm 1—R. Hawley (Rotary 17-C. Swart Intern'! Convention) (Rotary Foundotion] 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- 8—K. leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22—W, Willioms 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Pool Hurley Red McKnIght, Art Lyons July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D.: Shorno International Student Proieets— 6—K. Peorce ' 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfieid Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Rotary Foundotien— Dick Biringer, Roy Fox Januo'ry—1965. SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore ■ 12—D. Dovidson FALL LADIES' NITE SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 4—M. McKeilh n-H. Bent 18—T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken FRED ANDERSON, Director' Paul Hurley, R. Yingling May-1965 November—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— e B. Faller, Will Couillard Coinpetilor Relations- 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemler 20—Mel. Rice 27—les Woodword R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 Mo! Rice, H. Coddinglon Sergeont-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Den Wright 30—R. Loose April-196S 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loons, Fred Culy at 12:00 noon 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Awords — Public Relations- (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 6. K. Poorce Program- 16-W. Treat September—1964 Worren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 18-R. Kcrr Rural Urban— Membership— Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken March—1965 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— Wm. Bobier (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair} Torg Skabo, R. Hawley FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine- 23-R. Waldron August-1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Club Bulletin- Woodword. 16—S. Bovee Community Sofoty— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Ray Mulchahey, Jahn Etsweiler, Jr. .. President Viee-Prejidonf Seerelary Treosurer Assistant Sec'y-Treos. 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon Boys' end Girls' Week- AttendanceClassiifcation- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Duone Davidson V. KORhlSTIEN 19-A. Foller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) The above Is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with anether member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detoils. FRED CULY, Progrom" Choirmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgpmoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G- Bent, 51, N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 270-4486 278-2354 Tom Collins, 18 Charyl Ann Dr.—Bobaro 278-5234 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vcra Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Mopio Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdoomoor Rd.—Valerie.., 278-2990 ..-1278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foifrield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehctt St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen 278-4115 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora Paul Hurley, 163 Falrflcid Dr.—AlleefT__„_ Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma— Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia___.___ 278-6517 278-8909 278-6687 273-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 270-6501 " 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. t4o. 2. Tckonsho—Margaret..767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Miiford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261' 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol Nprmahd Moore,. 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta-- -.279-9551 278*6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweii Ct.—Glodys __.278-6278 Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 276-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson ... 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Erncstine.l 278-5512 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna...V 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.~Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam. 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel.J— 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice. R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-2451 ST2-5594 .278-5006 27B-5714 Croig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5642 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie..-..278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene ....278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Chutgh St.—Morion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .. 278-4222 .—278-2841 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Loke—Syzdnno.. 276-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Anh— 278-5585 Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-4243 Russell Woldfon, P. O. Box 125-Delio 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bealrlee 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phylisi— _...278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .J.1X..1..278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ' .._J78-2d12 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WiImo Worren Williams, Batavia—loMoine— Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St 278-8238 —Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 'Parsons-.,Ct.—Ruth ...278-5165 Ed IHoltk, 14331. lyopawa Rd., Coldwcter Lake— Janean ! : ...278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elioro 278-6311 Richord Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elairie ,..278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva. 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen ..__._.278-6730 ■■ - • ■ "f : • • ••• The GOLDWATER 34.66 Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 276-4468 ..278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry; 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel ... ■■ 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly. Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDV&TER, NXCH. IHC �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. 4- July ^7,-1965' " * Thursday, Jiily 29 is OLSOK in Norway, ask Torg what it is and he can tell you, Sunday, August 1 is UN/lBHiLNGIGKEITSTAG in Switzerland. It is also the beginning of Lighthouse Week, National Clown Week, (John VJalker take notice), August Sandwich Month begins, and August Lamb Month begins, Monday, August 2 begins National Smile Week, Wednesday, August k is Coast Guard Day, Thursday, August 5 starts Seafood Festival Week and Sunday, August 8 is TISH * AH B'AB (a seegar if you can tell your editor what it is). It is also International Character Day, I wonder just what they mean by an international character? R.I. President C.P.H. Teenstra has provided a guide in planning club activities and projects: Preserve what has proved to be good Discard what failed to succeed Modify what can be improved Extend what merits further development Introduce what was neglected in the past Initiate new plans and activities I suppose that these can be called the New Yearns Resolutions for the incoming presidents of the various clubs for the coming year. These might well be the guide lines to be used by the various committee chairman in outi lining their programs for the coming year. A club president in his message to the members of his club said, "All the success and progress attained during any president's reign must first begin with the willingness and desire of each Rotarian in this Club to 'serve above self," You members who are employers read the article on page 58 of the August Rotarian. Six new Rotary Clubs were formed in the^United States during the month of July bringing the total in the world to 12,078 with 557,250 members. Rotary is like the national debt—it never seems to stop growing. Good reading is a marvelous thing and it is often said, "Heaven help the lonely person who does not read," See how the daughter of a Michigan i^tarian wrote regarding this on page 31 of the latest Rotarian, A seegar for the member who tells your editor to which Club this member belonged. If some Rotary Ann calls we might make that a candy bar or a dairy queen or ? Harold Coddington as progran chairman presented ctobert Kettner, Assistant to the President of the Consumers Power Co. of Jackson who first discussed Nuclear Power and it's developaaat and then went on to relate it to it's use in industry and domestic activities. He followed this with a movie showing the practical application of the power together with pictures of the huge plant at Big ftock, Michigan, A very good program ably presented and interesting, Rotarians visiting the club from Bronson were Glenn Barnett, Morris Wood, Bert Ward, and Neison V/eberj from Hamilton, Ohio John Elwell and from Van Wert, Ohio Dwight Bennett. Harold Coddington had as his .guests Dan Karn, former District Governor from Jackson, and the President of the Jackson ■Notary Club, George Olmsted, Boyd VJiggins had as his guest, Gene V/aples, the new Boys and Girls Club Leader and Red McKnight had as his guest his son Kent and his son-in-law, Jim Clavel, August 10 the club will meet at the First Ward School for lunch NOT AT THE ELKS TEMPLE and will have as their guests some of the i^H Club members, as the U H Fair will be in session and the club is following the usual custom. Next week the club will hear about the Michigain United Fund and the Branch County and Coldwater Community Chests, yir editor has checked and we believe that Ray Pitts is program chairman. A courageous man i&uDii^^lhrjhbvc^BtBelWetooam <aj ^1a«r^eigl^9>6aai^fesand stewed raisins in a dark one, make UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ^ _ ^ Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 'COMMUNITY SERVICE ' DOUG WOOWARD, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classiifcation— Club 19S4-1965 AXNER OLSON I..- FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Viee-President Seerotory CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN President Treasurer Assistant Sec'v-Treas. Bulletin- Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Awards — C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith. Public Relations- Student Guests- Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rotary Information— .. Youth—' Cran Wilcox, AI Butterfieid, H. Teeter Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:00 noon * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENCILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotionol Donold B. Doubieday, Kalamazoo, Mtch. Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Red McKnight, Art Lyons 8-1. Wise 15—D. Shorno ' 22—A. Butterfieid 29—H. Teeter Ju!y-196S 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19—A. Foller LEADERS KEN PUTNAM. Chairman V. Kornslion, Horry Joseph 22-W. Willioms 2P-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox SONG Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey December—1964 1—Paul Hurley Paul Hurley, R. Yingling • 1—R. Hdwiey (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International information- Trade Associations— Jun«~T965 10—H. Geodholm 17—C. Swart International Student Preiects— Croig Scbold, Conrod Swart Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Oecupationol information- 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 3-W. VanAken Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations— 4-M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo International Contacts— Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations— . 27-T. Collins May-1965 20-Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward INTERNATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ ^^Jpeclal—At the call of the President 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Seboid 13—C. Allemler FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—F. VanAken '13-^R. Patterson October—1964 R. Sweet . April-196S 29-R. Yingling Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur . Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas BOARD OF DIRECTORS MfETINGS 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Peorce Fred Neor, Bob Rumsey ' (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword Scholarship, Student Loans, ProgramFred Culy 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September-1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz. VanAken March-1965 25-N. Moore Rural Urban— Wm. Bobier. (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 18-R. Kerr . K. Oljnsted, K. leavenworth Membership— 23-R. Woldron : 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— Magazine— 9—C. Bacon August-1964 Torg Skabo, R. Howley Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bacon, Al Rice Attendance- February—1965 1964-1965 RUSSELL MOORE, Director ^ 26-W. Bobier ' (Rotary Mogozir^e) Duane Davidson : . FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to chooge dates with onother member, advise the progrom ehoirmen of the ehongo. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 2/9-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, iUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemior, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grond St,-Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret--767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Rofh 278-2261 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 273-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jecin William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Gust C. Borandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, ,31 Edison Ct.-Thclma 278-8086 278-5386 270-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol 279-9551 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Baboro 278-5234 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli O.—Gladys Raymond Molehahoy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholi St.-Edno 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Horold Coddington, 324' E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane-Jono Duane E. Dovldson, IS Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Roy Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore 279-9471 u Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake-Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 278-4115 _-.^._278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn ___278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma--™—. 278-5790 Robert 0. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha_____ John Klein, Box 148—Potricio 276-8840 279-9551 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annotfa Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Pulnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-De(ia 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Choflcs Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 *..278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellto 278-5842 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Conrad Sworf, 471 Morsholi ^f.—Gertrude Howard M. Teotof, 156 Church St.-Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .-;s - ■li:... . '■ 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 279-9360 278-2979 278-4350 278-4222 278-2841 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrleo-^ Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma Worrcn Williams, Batavia—laMoine •Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia.. Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-M33 279-9428 .278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Koltz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, H Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine..' 270-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd;—Elva ___J78-M12 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grefcheir.."..... .278-6730 irrKs QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, SXCH. PUBLISHED BY 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notolle' Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholi St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER h. 278-4229 278-2710 278-4029 ..278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth h' ■ V ^ fredericr: Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-6769 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Croig Seboid, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Address ond Relory Agn Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-Eiieon 278-2127 278-2947 278-2539 - NAME Webster Treat, R., 3', .Coldwater Lake—Suzqnno IffC �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JULY 20, 1965 This is Butter Barbecue Time, Pickles for Picnic Time and Fr^sh-Up Soda Bath Time. This is Captive Nation Week, National Rabbit Week, Wednesday is Dag Der National Onafhankelyheid in Belgium and Sunday is the beginn ing of National Safety Week. Some of the cow pasture pool specialists in District 636 have promoted a district tournament to be held at the Klinger Lake Country Club on Monday, August 3« The tab is $12 to include green fees, door prize, dinner and a swim in the pool. A dead line of Tuesday, July 27 has been set with reservation to be made (also a check to be deposited) with Norm Moore. Tuesday's visitors included the following Rotarians: Wendell Hathaway and Henry Gomley of Bronson, Melvin Ross of Indianapolis and John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio. Other guests included "Miss Branch County" Marcia Enos and her chaperon Mrs. Keith Pearce. Fred Weeks had as his guest his son Major Fred V/eeks, Jr. and Fred Culy had as his guest his nephew Gordon Morlan of Largo, Florida. John Dean as program chairman presented the Little League ball players who will be competing in the All Stars game at Kalamazoo this week end. The following boys had lunch with the club? Russell Belt, Dick Murdock, Bob Biringer, Craig Kilgore, Jim Olmsted, Mark Zinn, Jim Hauska, Dale Parshall, Greg Lowe, John Swanson, Danny Watson and Mitchell McCullough. Bill Murphy is to play also but could not ^.ttend on Tuesday. John gave a resume of the Little League Program'in Coldwater. Both John and Duke Davison are involved in the All Stars game. Next week Harold Coddington as program chairman will present Robert Kettner, Assistant to the President of Consumers Power Company, who will discuss Nuclear energy and its application toward peaceful purposes. The best wishes of the club go with Chuck Schmitt on his new job in Detroit. He deserved his promotion but we will bet he would rather live in Coldwater. Which club in Michigan has a project which is described in the July ROTARIAN to help the high school library? A "seegar" to the first one who calls your editor. Read "Speaking Out" in the July ROTARIAN. well worth your attention. It is on pages 26 and 27 and is The new President of Rotary International is C. P. H. Teenstra of Amsterdam, Holland. He is a physician who graduated from Gronigen University in I930. His field has been tuberculosis. He has been a Rotarian for 25 years, has been Club President, District Governor, Director of Rotary International, Chaiimian of ENAEMAC and 2nd Vice-President of Rotary International. He is the first President from the Netherlands. His Rotary Ann comes from Vingaker, Sweden where they were married. More about them next week. These pointed shoes women wear are good for one thing; stepping on bugs in corners. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARO, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Boys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bacon, Al Rice Attendonce— Tom Collins, Norm Moore Claiiiifcatian— OFFICERS Horvey Bent BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Presldonf Viee-Presldenf Seerelory Treosurer Assislant Sec'yTreas. Director*—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmifl. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Pattersorr — Organhl Student Guests- Rotory InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth— OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 ttoon INTERNATIONAL ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, lllinoi* Governor, 636 Diti., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations— Inlernotionol Student Projects— Don Shoroo, Roy Patterson Four-Way TestRay Pifis, Mark Andrews Occupational Infarmotion— Rotary .Foundotion— Dick Bifingor, Ray Fox SONG Paul Hurley, R. Yingling V. Kornsticn, Horry Joseph Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkincn 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox - 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddingion • January—1965 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson LEADERS SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN - ~ " 19-A. Foller KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon Trade Asseeiations— 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter 1—Pool Hurley Red McKnighl, Art Lyons Craig Sebotd, Conrod Swart 1—R. Hawley (Rotory Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 International Informotion— Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik 25—R. Toupolik June-1965 (Rotary Foundotion) 24—H. Joseph international Contocts- BOB NAGLE, Director ■pecial—At the coll of the President SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— 8. Faller, Will Couillard Competitor Relations— 4-M. McKeith n-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart R, Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins May-196S November—1964 Cran Wllcox, Al Butterfield, Bob Nagle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of ooeh month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Polterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Aliemier 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward Mel Rice, H. Coddingion Sorgeant-at-Arms— April-196S October—1964 C. Heikklnen, Mac McKetth Public Relotiens— 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 29—R. Yingling Awards — H. Teeter BOARD (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student Loans, Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K, Peorce ProgramFred Cuiy Woodward. 18-R. Kerr Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VoaAken March—1965 25-N. Moore Rural Urban- Wm. Bobier (Rotary's Anniversary) 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magasine— 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waidron August—1964 4-0. Dally Crippled Children— Ray Mulehohey, John Etsweller, Jr. 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Dovidson, John Deon, February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 26—W. Bobier Duane-Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) . F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you v/ish to chonge doles with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detolTs. • FRED CULY, Program Choirmon Tolcpht Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone-Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-6821 : Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C, Burondt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison. Ct.—Theimo Harold Coddingtori, 324 E. Chicago St.—Veto Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobaro Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Mbnroo St.—Imogono Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 273-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 _-278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Mopfe Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2618 278-8609 John Etswciler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancholt St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5313 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Looore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro .-278-8909 Coflo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-6501 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 270-2127 Tekonsha—Morgorct—767-7508 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwater Lake—Suzonno 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann -__-278-5585 E. Ken loovenworfh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ' Milford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-6850 278-2261 -278-2947 279-9551 Normand Mooro, 796 Angola Rd.—Annella 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Glodys Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan.. 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Werner VonAkon, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell Waidron, P. O, Box 125-Delia 278-5512 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson—llllion ST2-5594 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2539. 278-2979 278-6161 278-5006 Craig Sebatd, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise —278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth— Leslie Woodward, '163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 M. Jefferson St.—Susie.i.. Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-5714 278-5842 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel — .__278-516S Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen,. 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn________278-678B John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllmo 278-5790 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie——278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 •Marshall St.—Gertrude-. .278-4350 Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-, Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronco Rd.—Arlene Howard K. Swon, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva Howord M. Teofor, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-8942 John Klein, Box 148-PatrIcIa 278-8840 279-9551 278-4222 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia——278-2841 vJ.: it •7 ? 'i . The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR • r-- " . I '• I FREDERICK H. tEfKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, C0LDIA7ER, HICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 279-9428 .278-5033 278-446B 278-6393 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —.278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha K. I. Olmsted, 70 MarshaTi St.-Edna_ 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyli** Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren WilRams, Botovia—LaMolne.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrice— XNC i': .. .278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 .._.278-M12 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 13, 1965 This is Odor Control Month, Raisins For Outdoor Fun Time, Rye Bread Sales Month and Summer Time Salad Time has arrived. Tuesday wvening was La Retraiteauxflam- beaux in France. Today, Wednesday, is Bastile Day in France and tomorrow is^ St, Swithin's Day and if it rains on that day it is a legend that it will rain for forty days. Let's hope it is fair. Friday is the beginning of International Brick and Rolling Pin Contest. Teams from Stroud, Ontario; Stroud, Canada; Stroud, England; and Stroud, Australia compete. Sunday begins Shiv' Ah B'Tammuz. More next week if I can find out. A tip of the hat to John Etsweiler for the very fine job that he did in writing your bulletin. While he was slaving away on it I was sitting on a cushion in a boat in the middle of a lake in the middle of nowhere. It was so much fun I believe that I will go back. Good fishing and not even a newspaper for a week. Tuesday's program, as presented by Boyd Wiggins, told the club of the bureaucracy in Washington and how it operates. From the notes that John gave me, it must have been a sobering experience and it is only by the American way of life and individual enterprise that democracy has been able to survive, John apparently felt that the goal is to take from those who have and give it to everyone whether they have or not. Someday the honeymoon will be over and then we will begin to pay thru the nose whether we like it or not. (The last statement is mine.) From reports, your editor's son did O.K. in his description of his experience at Camp Emery, We, as a family, appreciate his selection to represent the Coldwater Rotary Club. Many, many thanks. •0 Visiting Rotarians on Tuesday included Len Kaskey of Sylvania, Ohio; Dale Ulrey of Goshen, Indiana; Charles Dyer of Columbus, Ohio and Nelson Weber and Kenneth Gunthorpe of Bronson. There were 14 members absent on Tuesday. 8 made up. Last week 16 were absent and only If the attendance is to improve for July, we had better get on the ball and be making up. If any of the members go to the northern peninsula this summer it will be worth their time to stop and see the reconstruction of old Fort Michilimackinac, The old site is being gone over by archeologists and they are finding many artifacts. We have a new President of Rotary International, a New District Governor and a new Club President. May they all have a good year, but his can only be done if the membership lives Rotary each and every day. In the article beginning on page 10 of the July Rotarian, our new president asks some questions, one is why is it that Rotary must take in 12 new members in order to make a net gain of two members? ffhis is because of the 10^ loss in membership each year. The other Question is: Why do 17^ of the clubs have less than the required 25.members? I believe that this is becuase clubs have been started in towns that do not have enough business men in them to have more than 25 members- Some of these clubs, altho small, are thriving and are a lot of un. Next week, John Dean will present 14 members from the 8 teams of the Little League in Coldwater and will tell of their activities. And then there was the secretary who was complaining that she had typed so many letters during the day that she ended up her prayers at night with "Yours truly". Ray Muchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M, BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ^7 ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cofe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Mooro PresldonI FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE VIce-Presideni Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmilt, Fred Anderson, Harvey Bent Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Crippled Children— K. Olmsled, K. Leavenworth Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Wm. Progrom— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Youth— Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, at 12:00 noon Special—At the call of the President ^ ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evansfon, Illinois Craig Scbold, Conrad Sworl Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Diit., Rotary International Trade Associations- CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazao, Mich. The above e is programs , 25—R. Toupalik Jttne-1965 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 2P-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—0. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox International Student Protects— Don Shorno, Roy Patlersbn Rotary Foundotion- Jurv-1965 ■ 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington Jonuory—1965 Dick Birlnger, Roy Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R, Moore 12—0. Davidson 19—A, Faller 26-W. Bobier SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstlen, Horry Joseph 18-T. Skabo 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart International Contacts- Poul Hurley, R. YIngling 4-M.iMeKeith 11-H. Bent November—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Cornpetitor RelationsDick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— 27-T. Collins May-1965 27—Lcs Woodward FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice R. Sweet Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Fallef, Will Coulllord April—1965 October-1964 Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfleid, VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 15-F. Weeks 29—R. YIngling Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-ArmsBob Naglo, Don Wright' 30—R. Loose 22-W. Wilbur Awards — Rotary InformationH. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student loans. Student. Guests^ (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeith Fred Culy 2—K. Olmsled 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Peorce Public Relations- Woodward. 18-R. Kerr Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Dobier Membership— Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VaaAken Morch-t965 25-N. Moore Rural Urban— Magozlne— (Rolary's Anniversary) 11—8. Wiggins (4H Fair) Club Bulletin- FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Ray Mulchahey, Jahn Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OlSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Charles Bacon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-196$ 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-196S ROTARY Duane Davidson. FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN (Rotary Magozlne) SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER our program schedule for the Rotory Ycor 1964-65. if you wish to change dates with onothcr member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Robert Loose—R. R. 767-7508 Harvey G. N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen William Bobier. 280 Grpnd St.—Margaret 278-5386 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelto Che.slcr L. Allemier, R. ,R. 4, Coldwalcr—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mar[orIa Bent, 51 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcne Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane-Jane J 278-6821 27B-8086 278-5891 278-4436 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehott St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Volcrie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfiold Dr.—Lucille 278-5909 278-6598 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Boraforo..-278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Foul Hurley, 163 Foirfisid Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma— Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mortho John Klein, Box 14B—Patricia 1 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 .278-8840 279-9551 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily No. 2. 278-6850 Tekonsho—Margoret 278-2261 278-2947 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzenno 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Wprner VanAken, R. R. 2—Giddys 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Della 278-4229 Horold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neor, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witmo Warren Williams, Botavia—LaMoine... 278-2539 279-9360 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha - 278-6769 Fred H. Weeks, R, R. 4-Beatriee _._J78-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia—.x_.l i 278-4424 ! 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ... Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogoe St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-6161 278-2790 Robert O. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Mel Rice, 278-2979 1903 Kibby Rd., Joekson-lillion Donald Wright, 21 ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise- 276-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-NeMie 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude.—- Howord M. Teeter, 156 ChuVeh St.—Morion— 278-4350 278-4222 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Jonean 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlylo Ave.—Eioine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen._.. X- . t '. ir REFLECTOR rREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. R. ItttKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDfATCR, ttCH. INC. 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro . • PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 278-5033 ..278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS i The COLDWATER 278-5033 .....278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia.-x—.278-2341 : - ELK'S TEMPLE 278-2710 ..278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy -'.jr., I VUking Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss— Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy Si '• I- 278-4198 ..278-5412 ..278-6730 �''He Profits Most wi ? Serves Best'* The COLDWATER K->tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLi; Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the i A. 'Xr July 7, 1965 Since the substituting editor of your Rotarian does not have Ifey*s book of facts concerning what special month, week or day this period holds, let the sub submit the following: Fred Culy*s Etotary Year; Have Fun, Ray Week; and this weekend Thanks to Ax, welcome to Fred relaxed and smiling, Fred looks year as prexy is the toughest. Be Good to Yourself Mbnthj Gome Back, Come Back, Ray Day, as another Rotaxy Year begins. Ax looks and looks, Don*t xrorry, the first Have you Rotarians looked at your Four-Way Test desk plaque recently and wondered how far it is being followed in everyday life? If not, read it here; Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it buildOOODliJIIL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIA.L to a1 T concerned? Look at advertising and labeling today, look at action (or lack of it) by our state legislators, and look at rezoning action in Coldwater and you will see a few examples that would certainly flxink the TEST. The question is: can Rotarians do anything about it, will they, and how can it be accon^lished? An intriguing question, eh? If Bent, Bovee, Coddington, Collins, Davidson, Hawley, Joseph, Kennedy, R. Loose, Mulchahey, Patterson, Geo. Pierce, Ifel Rice, Sebald, Treat and Weeks woxild be sure and make up before Tuesday, Prexy Fred can start off with a 100^ meeting, up, so far. Monday at Quincy woxiLd do fine, if you haven* t made Thanks, Les Woodward for the five pen knives in response to Bay Mulchahey*s plea. Bob Nagle put one in the pot, too. Thanks, How about the rest of us? Duke rumor has it you had an Eagle on Eight. Isn*t that the same as am eagle on three? It*s two strokes xmder par. Did you buy? Thanks to program chairman Keath Pearce, a lot of Rotarians (and golfers) were able to cover a lot of acres touring the tremendous Federal MogiQ- operation here in Coldwater, Bob White and his team have a terrific operation behind that brick and glass face that they show to West Chicago Road, it to believe it, You must see /mdy Henry, one of the team, made it a pleasant and enlight ening hour for our foursome. Thanks. Those who missed the tour were the losers of the day. Next week. Carlo Heikkinen has the program, Terry Mulchahey will make a brief report on his experiences at Camp Emoiy. The program will be given by Boyd Wiggins whose topic will be "Testifying in Washington, D.C." A la Bobby Baker? Golfer (in trap): "The traps on this course are quite annoying, aren't they?" Bob Nagle (trying to putt): "They sxire are. Woxild you mind closing yours?" Dick Moore teed up, eyed the distance to the green and announced, "A drive and a putt will do it," Then he swung but the ball travelled only a few yards. His caddie handed him the putter, remarking brightly: "This putt will be worth telling the boys about." Aren't you all lucky that Ray is going to be gone for only a week? John Etsweiler You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Reitauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore Boys' and Girls' Week— Charles Bacon, Al Rice Clossiflcolion- Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R- Hawtey Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ElECTION Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON Fellowship- PresidenI FRED CUIY ERNEST W. lUSE CHARLES 5CHMITT JOHN KLEIN John Walker, Bob Loose Magozine— Vice-President Secrefory Treasurer Assistant Sac'y-Treas. Program- OF DIRECTORS at 12:00 noon ^ Buyer-Seller Relations— " Special—At the call of the President > B. Fallor, Will Couillard Dick Moore, Rolph Toupaltk Emoloyer-Empieyee Relations- PresidenI Rotary Internotional CHARLES PETTENCILI - Greenwich, Conn. Fred Weeks, J, A. Kennedy General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Information- Red McKnIghl, Art Lyons ' SONG 8-L. Wise 6—K. Peorco 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wllcox 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19—A. Faller 26-W. Bobier LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfion, Harry Joseph Julv-1965 15—D. Shorno 22-A. Butterfield Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Trade Associations— 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Rotary FoundotionDick Biringer, Roy Fox Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomaxoo, Mich. 1—R. Hawley (Rotary intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 15—R. Rumsoy 22-W. Williams December—1964 International Student Projects- Croig Sebold. Conrod Swart Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- 25—R. Toupalik Juno—1965 24—H. Joseph Internotional Contacts- Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 18-T. Skobo (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director International 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart INTERNATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director * May-1965 November—1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sobald 13—C. Aliemier 20-Me1. Rice 27—Los Woodword Cran Wllcox, Al Butlerfieid, Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeant-ot-Arms— MEETINGS April-1965 29—R. Yingling Youth- H. Teeter BOARD 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeiih Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword Student Guests- Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 9—M. Andrews 16—W. Treat 8—J. Kennedy Awards — Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Woodward. 25-N. Moor# September—1964 Scholarship, Student Loans, Fred Cuiy (Rotary's Annlvorsory) Mareh-1965 2—K. Olmsted 18-R. Kerr B. K. Pcarco Public Relations- 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dally n-B. Wiggins {4H Foir) Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Doily, les Wise, Frill VanAken 2-R, Fox 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS August—1964 Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Leavenworth Wni. Bobior Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Cuty, Chorles SchmitI, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas ROTARY Rural Urban- Membership— Fobruory-1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogazine) Duane Davidson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to ehonge doles with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kolhryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Horvey G. 278-6843 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6821 278-6086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 .-278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 t4. Honchetf St.—Charlotte 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison. Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbora...278-8909 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 369 Grand St.-Wilma 278-6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha______„.. John Klein, Box 148—Potrirtn 278-8840 .„_„...279-9551 , NAME Address and Rotary Ann ' Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ,.278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Morgoret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4~Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila— Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annotfa- 278-6769 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Susanna _-278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— Woroer VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotriee 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss ____278-2710 278-5078 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy :i_.__.278-2612 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshoii St.-Edno— 278-2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.— B. K. Poorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-6341 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cello 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St— __.278-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Roth____ 279-9428 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161- C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn— Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 iyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake- 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro 278-8942 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva.____.278-5412 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Crond St.—Retho 279-9360 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel- 278-2790 Loke—Rita Donald V, Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-rLoulse 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude — Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene ,.278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church Sti—Marion_____ E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—VIrgtnio 278-4222 278-2841 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-W!lma Worren Wlllioms, Bolovlo—LoMolne 278-8238 —Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 MorshalJ St.—Polly __278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Jo neon John Walker, 33 278-5165 __.278-S091 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Dougherty—Gretehen 'c-i-CTCv TCt'i .\.0' "T The COLDWATER JUL O H. 278-4468 Robert G. Yingiing, 21 Scotl-iNatolie .1. j'-JsJ FRCDI-RICK 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson'St.—Susie ..i').' Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4029 fWS QUALITY SPRTNq;pRODUCTS, INC COLDIATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome m „.278-4198 ___..278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club iii the'lJ. I * «k;. June 29> 19^5 July has been set aside as Hot Dog Month, National Iced Tea Time and as National Odor Control Month, as stated last week this is Save Your City Week, on July 1, l8iJ-7 the first United States Stamp was issued. Thursday, July 1, is also Dominion Day in Canada which corresponds to our July 4th. If you are interested, this is Hillbilly Home Comming Week at Maryville Tennessee. Sunday is July 4th so break out your flag and display it. Tuesday's meeting was the last one presided over by our outgoing President Axner Olson. Clyde Williams, as a past president, presented him with a past president's pin and badge, we believe that he has had a good year with a lot of growth of the club. Fred Anderson as the new Vice President for I965-66 was presented with the gavel ty President Axner in the absence of incoming President Fred Culy, who is in Dallas. No one mentioned the town in which Dr. Stokes practiced medicine and so nm one won the "seegar". The offer is still good for the next meeting. See your June Rotarian. The need for pen knives, scout knives, hunting knives, even switchblades, is still with us. Won't the members go thru their desks and look at home and, if you have anything to contribute, bring them next meeting and leave with John Etsweiler. Your editor is taking to the woods next week, no radio, no T.V., no tele phones, no traffic and no baths, back to the primitive on an island. Etsweiler will be doing the bulletin. John Please pass your dope along to him. Visitors at Tuesday's meeting included Hugh Fritz of Jackson, Morris Wood, Bob Pennell, Wendell Hathaway and Bert Ward of Bronson, Dick Biringer had as his guest Charles Bristol of Coldwater. Eleven early leavers (too many) missed a very good program presented by Howard Teeter. It was a set of beautiful slides showing Michigan scenes and industries together with a narration, Howard also passed out some check lists so that members might find out how many of the scenes shown had been visited by them. Your editor batted 70^, how did you do? Apparently there will be no Rotary Golf Tournament unless some one promotes it. Why don't some of the cow pasture pool enthusiasts stir themselves and promote one for Coldwater? In the past it has been enjoyed by the members and should be continued. Keith Pearce has next week's program and he has promoted a trip thru the Federal-Mogul plant. Lunch will be as usual at the Elks and the members will leave from there. Keith asks that you allow a little extra time as the plant cannot be seen in less than an hour or more. Congratulations to our new District Governor Dick Bucknell, We hope that he has a profitable and productive year, A bachelor always hopes that his courting plans go thru without a hitch. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSOAIE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. t JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri'Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVUCE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSB President Vice Prcsidont Seerelary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN . Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Andersort, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Program- Youth- * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. 8. Foller, Will Couillard 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart SERVICE Craig Scbold, Conrad Swort Rotary Foundation— General Seerelary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Rciy Pills, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donold B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. Trode Associations— SONG 29—H. Teeter July-1965 6—K. Pearce 15—0. Shorno', 13—C. Helkkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wilcox ■ 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson LEADERS 19—A. Foller 26—W.,Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Chairman. V. Korn'stien, Hdrry Joseph 22-W. Williams 22—A. Butterfield' ' Dick Birlnger, Ray Fox Paul Hurley, R. Yingltng 15—R. Rumsey , f—Poul Hurley International Student ProteclsDon Shorno, Roy Patterson Four-Woy Test— Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth B-L/Wiso:. < Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 1—R. Hawloy (Rotory December—1964 . International Information- Competitor Relations- June-1965 (Rotary Foundotion) 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J.,A-Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations- 35—R. Toupalik November—1964 International Ccnifacli— ' ll-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NA6LE, Director 4-M. McKclth 27—Les Woodward i . .R. Swe.ef ...v,: i.'., Bob Nogle, Don Wright Buyer-Seller Relations— Mav-1965 20-Mel. Rice Crah Wilcox, Al Butterfield, VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemlcr Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeant-at-Armi— 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger October—1964 C. Heikklnen, Mac McKeilh Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey at 12:00 noon Special-At the coll of the President Awards — Rotary Informotion— Ernest lusc. Chuck Woodward, • 30—R. loose Aprll-1965 29-R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loans, Student Guests- Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Fred Culy 16_W. Treat (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Public Relations- H. Teeter MEETINGS 25—N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, MembershipOlin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken Mareh-1965 2—K. Olmsfcd 9—M. Andrews September—1964 Rural Urban- Bobier (Rotary's Anniversary) n-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) 1B-R. Kerr Crippled ChildrenK. Olmsled, K. loovenworth Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— 23~R. Waldron 4-0. Dally Torg Skabe, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Woodword. August—1964 Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Horvey Bent Wm. 16—S. Boveo Charles Bacon, A! Rice Classiifcation- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon PROGRAMS Boys' end Girls' Week- Attendance- OFFICERS 8Y ELECTION February-1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN y' SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rofory Magozlne)" ' Duane Dovldson ' F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to ehonge dates with another- member, odvise ihe progrem chairmon of ihe chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R, R. 4, Coidwcter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N;.'Circle-Dr.-rEithor Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Seten Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-5891 278-4486 278-2654 William Bobier, 280 Grand St,—Margaret Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobaro Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 278-5386 278-2990 27B-5234 278-6054 279-9471 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekon'shd-Morggrel—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helcn^ 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home-^aro! 279-9551 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Soson 279-9492 Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. l-W5lmo K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.-Edno 278-2539 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CelIa Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Fred 278-5078 Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine; 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 27?;9360. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison' Cf.—Lorraine 1.278-6316 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8340 279-9551 ).:--ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Gtond St.—Phyllis ..278-5006 Chorles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Barget __278r5714 Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donold V. Shorno, .156 E. Chicago St.—Lauise Icslje Woodward,,163;Marsholl St.—Polly ' HONORARY MEMBERS Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grefehen .i •?J"; r?. * - ^ ■ , , ' ; lyi;--..::;' C-;.:.:. -■ • z.ijOq %'Jfh HJpfj :: jv pc if wr;). -v.. '-UlSJCl-.-. - -.ryi.J';": ..v- ; . • • ^..p /iuv:-- • The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR ■I- FREDERICK PUBLISHED BY of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Kotarians Always Welcome ,278-5165 278-4350 j.' ■Ai-.) i aupjT'';.-':-.:.; ROTARY CLUB 278-4468 278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague, St-—Hazel I L'U :.C i'-i.'." . . 278-5033 Donold Wright, 2t'N.'Jefferson'St.—Susie Ed Holtz, 14361 lyobawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Jqneon • Art Lybn, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro— Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia •- II 278-5033 —279-9428 .278-8318 278-5842 Conrad SwarC 471 MaPshall St.—Gertrude ; 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163. Marshall St. 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Ri,Jackson—Lilljan, - 278-8238 278-2790 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd„ R. R. 2-Nel1i# John Klein, Box 148-Polrlcia __278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoft—Natalie 278-6161 E. Chieogo St.-MobeL Worren Williams, Batavio—laMolne Douglas Woodward,-20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth— 278-6517 Kenneth Putnam, 11 , Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2979 278-6341 278-5475 278-5318 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo™— 278-4159 278-4029 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6788 Fred H. Weelts; R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-2710 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchefl St.—Charlotte, Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Dorls-i 278-6687 278-4229 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn 276-5585 Russell Woltlwni P. O. Box,125-Della Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-6598 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen 278-5554 278-4243 278-6278 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara,..278-8909 Fritz VanAken, 65' E. Chieago St.—Mary Ann— Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys .i_-.278-6769 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 Phone No. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna__ Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.-Annetta Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone Duane E. Davidson, IS Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valeric NAME ' Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573. W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 H. fCEKS OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDfATCR, SIGH. IKC 278-5091 278-6311 ___278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.^S. A. JUN 2 2 1965 This is Swim for Health Week, it is also Barnum Festival Week (John Walker take notice and on Saturday the day the membership receives this there is to be a Devil's Square Dance Festival at Hell Michigan, (if you attend you re ceive a Hot Foot Badge and a Damn Stompers Button). Next week is Save your City Week. -j Dear Cousin Muley: I don't know what is the matter with Coldwater but apparent ly no one pays im?.ch attention to National Flag Day or Flag Week. Even the city forgot about Flag Day until it was over. On Monday June 1^ which has been National Flag Day for many years there were only 15 flags displayed on Marshall Street from State St. to Chicago St. Some of the people seem to forget that the National Flag is the symbol of the country to which every one should be grateful for the free life that they lead. Don't forget next year to put out your flag on the proper day. Your Uncle Gully. Attendance for May was doxm as you were told by Tom Collins on Tuesday, it was only 89.ii-9^ which places our club 19th in the district and 7th in the 16 clubs of comparable size. We can do better than that. Speaking of attendance, your editor counted the early leavers on Tuesday and 25^ of the members present left early. It is a bad habit to acquire and should be broken. We don't Imow how many apologized to the speaker for leaving early. Did you? Tuesday's visitors included Flint Harding Jr. of Denver Colorado, John Williams of Quincy, John Elwell of Hamilton Ohio and Dwight Green, Wendell Hathaway and Lloyd Phillips of Bronson. Your editor's son reported that he had a marvelous time at Camp Emery, he said that never had he heard so many inspiring spealcers in such a short time. We also took up with us the boy sent by the Quincy Rotaiy Club, Larry Marvin. ROAR stands for Rotarians Of Amateur Radio! ship about it on Tuesday. that it would come this quickly. name. Ken Leavenworth told the member V/e knew it would happen sometime but did not believe Ken has now become a number and has lost his He is W_8 A J S, John Visosky, a new member, was introduced to the club by President Axner Olson. John is the music director at the Coldwater High School. He lives with his Rotary Ann and their tuo preschoolers at 66 Sonet Lane. Warren Williams, as program chairman, introduced Larry Boger of the Agriculture Economics Department at Michigan State University who discussed the Perspective of Rural Michigan from now until 1980. Michigan is most fortunately situated for growth and development and certainly has a great future. Kow3Td Teeter next week will follow up Roger's speech with a program on Mich - igan. other. We don't know whether they got together but one will compliment the We understand that the program in new and just off the desk of the orginator. A "seegar" to the member that can tell your editor the name of the toim and the state in which Dr. Stokes, mentioned in the June Rotarian, practiced medicine. And then there was the gal who was buying a washing machine and asked the salesman, "Is the motor sealed in so that my husband cannot monkey with it?" Ray MuLchahey snng Clubs You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighbonrtg MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- FRED PresidenI CUIY Vieo President ERNEST W. LUSE Soereiory CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Treosuror Assistant Sec'y-treas. FellowshipJohn Woiker, Bob Loose Mogazine— Wm. Rice Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley 18-R. Kerr Warren Williams, Bayd Wiggins, Scholarship, Student loans. Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Public Relations- Student Guests- Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rotary Information- OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month , DISTRICT 636 ROTARY President Rotary Internotionai CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Genera] Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. 4-M. McKcilh 11-H. Bent 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorao , ; 27—A. Butterfield ' 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wilcox 27—H. Coddington January-196S Dick Birlnger, Roy Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore SONG •12—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 26—W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE LEADERS 19-A. Fqllor KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 22-W. Williams December—1964 Rotary Foundation- Trade Associations— 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph international Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Four-Way TestRay Pills, Mork Andrews Occupational Information- Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundotion) Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph. Toupalik 1—R. Hawley (Rotory 17—C. Swart International Information- Employer-Employee Relations— June-1965 10—H. Goodholm Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buver>Seller Relations— B. Falter, Will Couillard 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL 27-T. Collins Moy-196S 18-T. Skabo R. Sweet BOB NAGLE, Director •k 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger 27—les Woodward Gran Wilcox, AI Butterfield, Sergeani-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright ★ Special—At the call of the President April-1965 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, at 12:00 noon 30—R. Loose Youth- H. Teeter • BOARD 8—J. Kennedy October—1964 C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Culy 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Peorce Membership— Olin Dally, Lcs Wise, Fritz VanAken Program- Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 25-N. Moore (Rotary's Anniversary) March-196S 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews September—1964 Rural Urban- Bobier 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee August—1964 Charles Bacon, AI Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964>1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendonce— Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY ' (Rotory Mogazine) Duane Davidson . F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program choirmon of the chonge. Merhbers having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may oppoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairmon - Telephone 279-947!. . ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chc.sfor L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. N. Circle Dr.-Esfher 2^-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2854 278-2W0 Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Bent, 51 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babaro Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6821 278-8086 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 273-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie 278-8609 273-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirficld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehott St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loko—Barbara Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfiold Dr.-Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn__ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha__„_ John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6517 278-8909 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. ■2. Tekonsho—Morgaref Ernest W. lose, R. R. 4-Roih 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russcil F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohoy, 175 E. Peari St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 .279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Poarce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spraguc St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—MabeLC. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 ST2-5594 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-5512 278-5006 278-5714 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorran^e Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Address and Rotary Ann 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia \ , ■ •: •' Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WTIma 278-8238 Warren WiMioms, Batovia—LoMoine "■ Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio......^.:.^.— 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth... Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly ..279-9428 ....278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie — 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nololle—.— _.._278-M93 ' HONORARY MEMBERS Art Lyon, II Park PI.-Elzora Janean 278-5091 .__278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elvo 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen .._..278-6730 v'j.:-'.. ' ■; « - ; ■ 278-5165 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine JU1 M'-t- M 1965 : FREDERICK fECKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IMC. COLDWATER* MIOH. of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Tinie: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-6316 __278-43S0 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 V. PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 278-8318 \ ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice .'l. ■■li.jL ■ ■ Phono No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sproguc St.—Hazel Ed Holfz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—.—278-5842 Torg Skobo, 165 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie NAME Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwater Lake—Suzanna ; �^He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 15, 1965 This is National Hone Permanent Month (Rotary Anns please note), Portable Radio Month, National Reg Weed Control Month, National Recreation Month and Summertime Banana Month, It is National Flag Week, National Little League Week and Milk for Summertime Vitality Week. Saturday, the day the members will receive this, it is the day of the New Oxford Art and Craft Show and Flea Market at New O:cford Penna. Sunday, June 20 is Father's Day (we will expect to see some new ties and sport shirts at next week's meeting). Read about a Michigan Rotarian and the ^-Way Test on Page 6 of the June ROTARIAN, We will expect Ken Leavenworth to tell us of ROAR next week. Last week we did not have sufficient space to mention that Reo Goodwin who sells Sherwin-Williams Paints was admitted to the club. Also we wish to give a tip of the hat and a hearty thank you to Paul Hurley, a former Rotarian, and the Federal-Mogul Company, for addressing and mail ing of the weekly Bulletin. Without their help there would be no bulletins mailed. Tuesday's visitors included the Reverend Mr. Charles Asborn of Kalamazoo, who was a charter member of the Coldwater Rotary Club. He told of arrang ing for a visit by Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary to Coldwater. Other Rotarians visiting included Wendell Hathaway of Bronson, Melvin T. Ross of Indianapolis and John Sundquist of Monmouth, Illinois. Phil Ribble of Coldwater v;as also a visitor. ' Paul McKee, Manager of the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce, introduced eleven pulchritudinous young women who are contestants in the "Miss Branch County" Pageant. The group included Linda Blasi, Marylyn Burnside and Joyce Bopp of Bronson; Brenda Davis and Mary Minck of Union City and Sue Myers, Valorie Seitter, Laura Loud, Carolyn Read, Gretchen Gottschalk and Marcia Enos of Coldwater. Two other contestants could not attend. May the best gal winl Bob Rumsey presented a marvelous film showing big game hunting with bows and arrows in Africa. Truly it was wonderful. Howard Swan read his ROTARIAN for May and won the "seegar" offered by your editor. Next week Warren Williains will provide the program and tells us that the speaker will be Larry Boger of the Agricultural Economics Department of Michigan State University. Wednesday your editor' s son Terry went to Camp Emery where he will attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Training Conference. If any of the club members saw a recent "20th Century" program on the Kinderdorfer program in Austria you will be interested in knowing that its founder Herman Gmeiner is a Rotarian. The only worse thing than hearing the alarm clock in the morning is not hearing it. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church ~ Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance— Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OlSON - FRED CULY President Secretary Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Roy Mulehahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Bob Loose Vlce Presidenf ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 1964-1965 Assistant Soc'y-Troas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Program- Student Guests- Fred Ncor, Bob Rumsey BOARD OF DIRECTORS Youth— at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director * ^ INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will Couillard DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary inlernalional CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Informotion— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamaxoo, Mich. Trade Associations— 24—H. Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 2P-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley . International Student Projects- Pou! Hurley, R. Yingling . 6—K. PeorcB ;-13—C. Helkkinen 20—J. Dean 29-Q. Wilcox • 27—H. Coddinglon January—1965 Dick Birtnger, Roy Fox LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsticn, Harry Joseph Jury-1965 lf-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfiold Don Shorno, Roy PaHerson SONG 1 —R. Hawley (Rotary Inlern'l Convention) 8—K. leavenworth December—1964 International Contacts- Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test- General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonslon, Illinois (Rotary Foundation) •_ Red MeKnight, Art Lyons . Employer-Employee Relotlons— 25—R. Toupolik June-1965 17-C. Swart International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk Croig Sebald, Conrad Swart SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director Competitor Relations— 4-M. McKcith 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm R, Sweet Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month Mav-1965 November—1964 Cron Wllcox, Al BuHerfiefd, Sorgeant.al-Arms— MEETINGS 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger 27-T. Collins 13—C. Allomier 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodword Mel Rice, H. Coddlngion H. Teeter April-1965 October—1964 6-C. Sebald C. Helkkinen, Mae McKeith Fred Culy Public Relations- (World Understanding) 29—R. Yingling Awards — (Rotary's Anniversary) March-1965 30—R. Loose 15—F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Scholarship, Student loans, 9—C. Bacon 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier Membership— Olin Dolly, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovee 23-R. Woldron 2~K. Olmsfed 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Rural Urban- Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Mrs. Grace PaHerson — Organist 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsfed, K. Leavenworth Magazine— Woodward. Aogoit-1964 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Charles Bocon, Al Rice Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R, Moore 12—D. Davidson 19—A. Faller 26-W. Bobier (Rotary Mogozine) Ouane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The obove Is our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. If you wish to change doles with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as ladlos' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED CUIY, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ^ ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kafhryn NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. CItl'cago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2903 278-6033 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 278-5554 278-5358 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwatcr lake—Suzonna.. Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Roth E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret__767-7508 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Harvey 278-6843 Ernest W. 278-2261 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 G. Bent, 51 ' N. Circle Dr.-Esther._ Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Joan 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoref Seton Bovee, 278-5386 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, 31 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thetmo 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara 278-5234 Harold Coddingfon, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vero 278-2990 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Rtdaemoor Rd.—Valerie —278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucijle 278-6598 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore -.278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Borbora—278-8909 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfiold Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma___„_„.278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia — 276-8840 279-9551 luse, R. R. 4-Rulh Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MeKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla— 278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 K. L, Olmsled, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pcarce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 .N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn_____ ..278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd„ Joekson-liinan ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 1 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, -156 E., Chicago St.—Louise... Torg Skabo, 165 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Neilie Conrod Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude--.... 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. 278-4222 Robert Sweet, R.'R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene.l E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 Russell .Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. Ri ■ 4-Beatrlce Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willloms, R. R. 1-Wllma Warren Williams, Bolavlo—LoMoine 278-4029 .278-2612 278-8238 ..Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth— Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson Si.^usle Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalle i Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopa.y/o Rd., Coldwafer Loke— Janean ... Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora..... Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Aver—Elaine Howord K. Swan,.42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo John WolKer, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER At I quality spring products, IRC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICH. 278-4468 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 278-2841 FREDERICK H. WEEKS 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel ■A Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4229 278-4159 ..__.^8-2710 278-6311 278-4198 ..278-5412 278-6730 �June 8, 1965 The Board of Directors has approved for areiabership in the Coldwater Rotary Club the following individual. Any objections should be presented in writing to the Secretary within ten days fron the date of this letter. NAME MAJOR CLASSIFICATION MINOR CLASSIFICATION Bernard Laney Real Estate Real Estate Agency Ernest W. Luse, Secretary �"'ic ^.iT •■ ■ ::-V i Mi . :i;.^cwoI u j ; .17 i a:73": ;•; ■ i-'7v^ -v-i �^ "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Jdae 8^ 1965 !-i,V rAS The joint meeting of the old and the new Boards of Directors was held at Stukey^s Inn on Thursday nighty June 3rd- The board confirmed the sale of the Rotary stand at the ii-'H Fairgrounds to the Eronson Kiwanis Club for 1500.00 The Board also voted to contribute to the Rotary Foundation a sufficient arao^t so as to make Coldwater a 500^ club. For the coming year Doug V/oodward will handle Club Service; Bob Nagle, Vocational Service; Chas, Bacon, International Service; and "Tom" Collins will have Community Service, The new Treasurer will be John Klein; Secretary, Ernie Luse; and Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, John Etsweiler# Over the years the Coldwater Rotary Club has made sizable contributions of funds to community projects, A few of these were |2,lr00.00 for the ranger cabin at Camp T, Ben Johnson Boy Scout Camp; |2,200,00 to the roadside park at the west entrance to town; and |l,UOOeOO to the Tibbits Theater, Had it not been for Rotary paying taxes and interest in years past, the Tibbits would have been torn down long ago. Chuck Schmitt reported there was a profit of $1,300.00 from the Rotary Show this year. This is smaller than last year due to additional expense. The expenses included $300,00 rent, $100,00 insurance and $176,00 worth of wiring necessaiy before the show could be given. permanent fixture of the Tibbits, The wiring will be A tip of the hat to Bob Sweet who has given unstintingly of time and material with wiring and electrical installations when the shows have been produced, not only this year but in years past. Also, a tip of the hat by your editor to John Etsweiler for his help in getting rw'j the bullet:n this year, "Thanks a lot, John," Eleven new members will have been admitted to the Club during the year of Axner Olson's presidency, 196U-1965, The board voted to give the follo^wing amounts to various community activities: to the Coldwater Student Loan Foundation, $8C3.C0 (This is the Timm fund which now will have about $8,000,00 total which has been contributed. Twelire students have had loans from this fund to-date. If loans are repaid within one year after graduation from college, no interest is paid. Thereafter, the interest can go on as is at S% per year on the unpaid balance); to the E. Eyron Thomas Memorial Fund, $800,00 (This is a fund to help prospective teachers thru college); to the Tibbits Theater, $t|00,00 (In the past the club has helped a great deal x^ith contributions of money, work and material to this particular project), A tip of the hat to Torg Skabo in bringing 192 trailers to the Wally Byam Caravan Club roundup last weekend at the U-H Fairgrounds. If you scratch a community activity you uncover a Rotarian, ^•5 This week Ken Leavcnworth told us of the merger of the Climax-Molybdenum Company with the company making carborundum. It was beyond your editor. Next week Bob Ri.msey has a film showing Bow and Arrow hunting in Africa, Many of us x-jould be delighted to pay as we go if we could only catch up from paying as we've gone. Ray Piulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE -■ Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuetdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Community SafetyTorg Skobo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, AXNER OLSON — FRED CULY Horvey Bent Club Bulletin- President Viee-Presldent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMin JOHN KLEIN Treosurer Assistont Sec'y-Treas. Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Schmitt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Progrom— OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month INTERNATIONAL Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy .'r Employer-Employee Relotions— Croig Sobold, Conrad Swort Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Trade Associations— 22-W. Williams 29—H: Teeter 1—Paul Hurley July-196S 6—K. Peorce 29-C. Wilcox 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington • January—1965 ' 5—R. Moore SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornslien, Horry Joseph intern'l Convention) 8-L. Wise Rotary FoundationDick Birlngcr, Roy Fox 1—R. Howley (Rotary 8—K. Leovenworth - 15—R-Rumsey 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield International Student ProieetsDon Shorno, Roy Patterson Poul Hurley, R. Yingling , December—1964 Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik June-1965 (Rotary Fourtdotion) 24—H. Joseph • International Information- B. FoMer, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- President Rotary Internotienol 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart . SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director. International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. 4-M. McKeifh 11—H. Bent , - 18-T. Skabo '' 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 ' R. Sweet Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 27-T. Collins May—1965 27—Les Woodward Cran Wilcox, Al Butferfiold," VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 'pecial—At the call of the President 6—F. VonAkcn 13—R. Polterson 20—R. Biringer Youth— Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon April—1965 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton Fred Neer, Bob Romsey Rotary InformotionErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward,' 30—R. Loose October—1964 Student Guests- H. Teeter BOARD . . C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Fred Culy Public Relations— 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Leans,. Awards — (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Membership— 2-K. Olmsied 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September-1964 Rural Urban- Wm. Bobier (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 25-N. Moore K. Olmsied, K. Leovenworth John Walker, Bob Loose Magoxine- 23-R. Waidron 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children— Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS August—1964 4-0. Dolly 11—6. Wiggins (4H Fair) Charles Bacon, Al Rice Classification- 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ElECTION February—1965 1964-1965 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Faller 26—W. Bobier Duane Davidson V. K0RN5TIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogozine) F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to .assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwdter—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple. Lone—Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Gust C. Burondt. 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddlngton, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone : 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth. 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha-Margaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MeKnighl, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russoll F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278- Raymond Mulchohey, 175 B. Pedrl St.—Lila— 278-5078. Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicapo—Ernestine 278-5512 K. I. Olmsted. 70 Marshall St.—Edno 278-2539 Robert Nagle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 278-6054 279-9471 278-2318 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.-Retba Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorcc, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Duono E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spropue St.-Ruth 278-6161 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.-Lucille 278-6598 C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Liilion ST2-5594 John T. Doon, 59 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchcit St.—Chorlolte 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfiold Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sl.-Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha________ John Klein, Box 148—Polrlcia 278-5318 278-8909 276-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 _.279-9551 Mel Rice, 1903 279-9360 278-2979 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Address and Rotary Ann 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waidron, P. O. Box . 125-Delia._^-- 278-8942 278-4222 —LBronsoii 369-4024 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4468 278-6393 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 1 278-4424 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.-Polly 279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry,' 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hazel _._278-5165 Ed Hollt, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwaler Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora - .278-5091 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlylo Ave.—Eiolne 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva_«_„.278-5412 John Walker, 33 Daughorty—Grefchen 278-6730 278-2841 , ee. 34, fRRDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4029 .^..278-2612 .,.___278-8238 Worren Williams, Batovio-LaMoIne I Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St, Cronston Wilcox,-22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21-Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R..R. 4—Boolrleo j.o;-.. PUBLISHED BY Phone Ne. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicogo-Eileen 278-2127 278-2451 Robert E. Romsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles SchmftI, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget --276-S7\4 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie— 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno— Howord M. Teeter, 136 Church St.-Morion NAME Webster Trep.f..R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Spzanna COLDBATCR, MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in^the U*. ^ A. • June 1, 1965 This is National Arts and Crafts Month, National Barbecue Month, National Dairy Month and Fight the Filthy Fly Month# It is International Kraut Round Dog Week, Let's Play Golf Week and Portland Rose Festival Week# Friday, June 4-, is Old I4aid*s Day and Saturday is Groundlovdag in Denmark# Next Sunday is Whitsunday and both Sunday and Monday are observed as Shavout, Next week is National Humor Week, Thursday, June 10th, is Poultry Day and on Saturday, June 12th, there is a partial eclipse of the moon (but you won't see it here)# Fred Neer is chairman and promoter for the Ladies Night to be held Tuesday evening, June 15th# It will be a dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Stukey's Inn followed by attendance at "Fantasticks" at the Tibbits Theater# The tab for both is $15#00 per couple# There are over 50 reservations at present so make yours early# (The little woman will love you for taking her.) There will be two District Assemblies this year and these should be attended by the Incoming President, Secretaries and Editarians. It is recommended that the Incoming Vice-President and Classification Chairman attend, too# Saturday, June 12th, is the first assembly and will be held at Albion College# A repeat performance of same will be held Sunday, June 13th, at the Southgate Motel in Kalamazoo. Incoming District Governor, Dick Bucknel], (just back from Lake Placid) will head up the programs. Coldwater was 19th in the district percentage wise in attendance for May with 89.78^. It is not often our Olub falls below 90^ but several times recently it has happened. Coldwater needs to contribute 1^100,00 more in order to be 500^ in Rotary Foundation contributions. District 636 has contributed $126,786.30 in toto and, since Oct. 1, 196^, there has been $17,803.92 contributed# The Lansing Club leads with a 1000^ contribution# The little Japanese girl is going to live with Dr# and Mrs. Kilgore of Michigan Center during the next school year. Dear Cousin Muley: Danged if traffic in Coldwater isn't getting as bad as it is in Boston and that is terrible. The other night I waited for the traffic light to change five times in order to make a left turn from l^arshall onto Chicago Street. It seems that, as busy as those two highways are and with as many accidents as they have on that corner, it might be wise to .put in special left-turn green lights letting you make a turn without getting smashed from behind or sideswiped. I guess I'll have to write someone about it since it ain't right. Sincerely, Your Uncle Gully# Bob Hawley, as program chairman today, introduced Gerald V/eaver, a local teacher, who spoke on local history and heritage and how it can be pre served and enjoyed. Program for next week is undetermined at press time# Just about the time you think you are beginning to see daylight you realize it is coming thru a hole in the roof. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDAIE — Episcopal Parich House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Rettauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA - TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE I964-196S DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Tonr Collins, Norm Moore Club Bulletin- 1964.19S5 AXNER OLSON FREO CUIY ERNEST W. LUSE — President Vice-PresidenI Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer JOHN KLEIN Assistont Sec'y-Treas. Director*—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy. Charles Sehmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodwo rd. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Roy Mulehohey, John Elsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Bob Loose BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS. Awards — Public Relations- Student Guests- Fred Culy Fred Neer, Bob Rumsoy Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, BOB NAGLE, Director ★ ^^pecial~Af the call oF the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Mel Rice, H. Coddington Youth— Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfiefd, 20—Mel. Rice 4—M. McKclth 27—Les Woodward 11-H. Bent Four-Way Test— Rofctry Foundotion— General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Occupational Information- 10—H. Goedholm Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. Trade Associations- (Rotory Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworlh 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter July-196S 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen .22—A. Butterflold 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Foller 26—W. Bobier LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph ' 1—R. Howley (Rotory 17-C. Swort Dick Biringer, Roy Fox SONG June-1965 1—Paul Hurley CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Paul Hurley, R. YIngling 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 Red McKnighf, Art Lyons Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews 18-T. Skabo December—1964 International Student ProiectsDon Shorno, Roy Patterson Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart 27-T. Collins Mav-196S 3-W. VonAken Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebold International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik April-1965 13—C. Allemier Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Feller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- 30—R. Loose October—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE 23-A. Lyon 29-R. Yingling R. Sweet Sergegnt-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Leans, March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treot September—1964 B. K. Pcarce Olin Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Program- at 12:00 noon 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggii H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday oF each month 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmstod, K. leavenworlh Wm. Bobier Membership— (Rotary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly Rural Urban- Magazine- 23—R. Waldron August—1964 Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Deon, Horvcy Bent 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Boves Charles Bacon, Al Rice ClasslEcolien- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE V. KORNSTIEN (Rotary Mogozine) Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The obovc is our progrom schedule for the Rotory Yeor 1964-6S. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the change. Members having special FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester L. Ailemlcr, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kofhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Chorles Boeon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken loovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suionna 278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Waldron. P. O. Box 125-Delia 270-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bea1riee Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-4159 278-8086 Horold McKnIght, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandi, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Sulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vcra Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Baboro 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-6054 279-9471 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St,—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone-Jane 278-2818 8. K. Pcarce. 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine 278-6341 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 276-5909 278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grord St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl .Ann Dr.-Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rito 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 __-278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd.', R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorroncc Rd.—Arlene 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter,'156 Church St.—Morion 278-4222 RIthord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret- - Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E, Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borboro ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairflold Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia—.... 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-rEileen 278-2127 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia 278-6769 278-2539 278-6161 278-5842 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, Botavio—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 . L. ..... Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake—Janeon Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eloine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotchen . ..T.-r The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I * teCKS QUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, ISC, ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome IICH. 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro . C0LD9ATCR, ..278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel •J' t.-r PUBLISHED BY 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notolie -.-276-2841 FREDRRICR H. 278-5033 Donald Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie .- C'' i 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly '■'■O 5 278-5585 278-6311 278-4198 .-278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ; i - ' • ■ m 2g, :3.96g - - ■ • r Last night at the Rotary Infonnation Meeting, Carroll Bames asked where we got the list of the various months, weeks and days which we give in the biu.letin„ Well, it is this way:— there is published by the Apple Tree Press of Flint a yearly book called "Chase's Calendar of Annual Events o" In this are listed all the events for the coining year* Here is an example that we did not publish in last week's bulletin,-— Thursday, Miy 20th, has teen designated as KLiza Doolittle Day (Now who was Eliza Doolittle?) Here is a complete list for this week* Sunday, ffey 23rd, was Craters of the Moon Celebration at Arco, Idaho. Also, World 600 Late Model Car Racing at Charlotte, Norjih Garolinaj Monday was Victoria, or Empire, Day in Canada; Thursday was Ascension Day; Saturday is John F, Kennedy's birthday; the Annual Conference of Jewish Communal Service begins; the Annual Fish Derby at Cascade, Idaho; and Sunday there is a total eclipse of the sxin; it is lUsmorial Day, or Decoration Day, Confederate Memorial Day in Virginia and Gettysburg Memorial Day. (Now you know.) The Rotary Information meeting was an epic in the Coldwater Rotary history, Ernie Luse did a marvelous Job in setting it up and the Rotarians who assisted were outstanding. New members and their Rotary Anns were: Virginia and George Pierce, tfery and Wm. KLass, Sally and Bill Visosky, Susanne and Dick French, Peg and Carroll Barnes, Ruth and Reo Goodwin, Sarah Lee and Paul Thompson, and Olive and Jim Skinner, Also present were Fred and Dorothy Culy, Clyde and Billy Williams, Ernie and Ruth Luse, Duke Dav:x-m:\ and your editor. The various phases of Pbtary were Handled by Howard Teeter, who discussed the History of Rotary; ChickKennedy, who jtold of the Officers, Classification and Attendance; President Axner Olson, who gave details as to Admission; Clyde Williams, who told of International and Vocational Service; and Chuck Woodward, who outlined Community Service. From the favorable reports on last Tuesday's meeting, John Pearson did an excellent Job in discussing bankruptcy. We are sorry we missed it since we might have gotten some pointers. A "seegar" to the member that can tell your editor which two Rotary Clubs in Michigan are mentioned in the June Rotarian. Some time soon we will ask Ken Leavenwoiiih to tell the Club what "EOAH" is. Next week Bill Hawley will present Mr, Weaver from the Coldwater High School who will discuss local history, A tip of the hat to Ken Putnam for the beautification of his lawn and flowers. We wonder if he has heard from Washington. If you have never read "The Rotarian" be sure and read the June issue from "kiver to kiver." It will open your eyes, "A good turn is one that gets the blanket on your side of the bed," Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. lUSE Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweller, Jr. President Vice-Presidont Seerelary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'y-Troas. DIreeters—Axnor Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Willlonis, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst * BOARD OF John Walker, Bob loose Program- at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director ^^peeial—At the call of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Interrtotionol CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, programs , NAME Cron Wilcox, Al Butlerfield, Four-Woy TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Evonston, Illinois 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart SERVICE ''24-H. Joseph International Contacts— ' 15—R. Rumsey 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Julv-1965 8-L. Wisp 6—K. Peoree .15—D. Shorno—••• Inlematlonol Student Proieets— 13—C. Heikkinen 72-A. Butterfield Den Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Rotary Foundation. Dick Biringor, Ray Fox ' Jonuory—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 1 —R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'! Convonlion) 8—K. Leavenworth 22-W. Williams December—1964 Red McKnight, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, Rl Yingling June-1965 (Rotary Foundation] FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupolik November—1964 International Information- EmpIoyer.Employee Relations— Cralg Sebold, Conrad Swort Occupatianal information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamazoo, Mich. The abovee Youth- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Dick Moore, Ralph Toupollk. 4-M. McKeith n-H. Bent 1S-T. Skabo INTERNATIONAL Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- May-t965 27—les Woodward R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins 6~C. Sebold 13—C. Allemler 20—Mel. Rice Mel Rice, H. Coddington Bob Nagle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 C. Hclkkinen, Mac McKeith Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Apr>l-196S 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Culy Public Relations- (World Understanding) 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pcarco Olin Daily, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken 16-W. Treot 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student loans, Ma(ch-1965 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 23-A. tyon 1—C. Woodward Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier Membership— Sergeant-ot-Arms— MEETINGS 25-N. Moare September—1964 Rural Urban- H. Teeter DIRECTORS 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) 18-R. Kerr K. Olmsled, K. leavenworth Magazine— (Rolory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly Crippled Children— Fellowship- 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Club Bulletin- 2-R. Fox 9—C. Boeon PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovoe Community Safety— Torg Skabe, R- Howley Harvey Bent BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendonce— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964.1965 February—1963 1964-1965 RUSSELL MOORE, Director ClassificationOFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director 19-A. Foller 26—W. Bobier Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-63. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the chonge. Members hoving special such at Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee- to assist with the details. FRED CULY,-Program iChoirman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemior, R. R. 4,'foldwater-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Phone No. NAME -,278-2903 H. Vincent Kornstien; 2^ Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Robert'Loos6—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret 767-7508 Harold McKnight, Coldwater - St. Home—Carol Norman'd Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 —278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweM Ct.—Gladys.Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Rierce. St:—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo—Ernestine 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 —278-5234 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.-Edna— ..278-2539 —279-9471 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace- 278-2979 —278.2818 —278-8609 8. K. Pcorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy.Pills, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth —278-5909 —278-6598 —278-5475 Kenneth Putnam, .11 E. CKicogo St.—MabelC. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 —278-5318 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—PhyllisCharles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—BergetJ Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 —278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth —278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Moriorle -.278-6821 Harvey G. -.278-6843 _ .278-8086 ..278-5386 -278-5891 —278-4486 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babaro —278-2854 Wilford Couillard, ^ N. Monroe St.—imogone.. —278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo_- John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.-r-Volerle John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfiold Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-lonore —278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara —278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen —278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Folrfiold Dr.—Aileen —278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn_„___ —278-6788 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Axner Olson,.304 Gro'nd St.-^-Retho '.1 Torg Skobo, 165 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellte __-.278-8942 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia :.279-9551 E. Byron Thomos, 5^ N. Circle .Dr.—Virginia wJ;.-278-2841- OXi . ; \ , • - .Su ■ i ■- a. 278-4468 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS. Olin Fry,''59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel ! Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richord Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. "Swort, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo John' Walker, 33 Daughe'riy—Grefehen '.1278-4222 ■■ ..'jic-...t- v**jrc ;o.rrr'. ••• ' I /.-.i.c.r.'cn- 'k; 7^5-; '• '-r'-i is ■■. The COLDWATER itf r- Notary REFLECTOR « .!■; . I FREDERtiSK Hi WEEKS OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDIfATCR, IICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldtvater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome INC. .278-5165 _„_-278-509I ' i 279-9428 278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie yt.- r-'.' ..'.•y-:? '"J'' 278-4424 278-M33 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly . V. . 278-4029 278-2612 -Bronson 369-4024 '. i^ i .■• 278-4159 278-2710 278-8238 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth ■ if - Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Choflcs Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeflcr, 156 Church St.—Marlon - Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Warren Williams, Batovia—LoMoine 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude — 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fr«^ H. Weeks, R.'. R. 4—Beatrice- ; Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss ST2-S594 _. 278-5790 Phone No. Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo 279-9360 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian: Address and Rotary Ann Fritz Vo'nAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-2261 278-2947 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marlhp__„w_-..__ —278-8840 NAME Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 y/. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwqler Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-6311 __278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest "Cli^hAth^ IM Sc A'. . . ■■ ■ i. T/.' i.'- K. r-*^" This is Country Lamb Month, National Hemophilia Month, Learn to Play Tennis Month(Fred Weeks take notice). New York City is a Great Place to Live or Visit Month, National Tavern Month, and White Bread Sales Month, It is also World Trade Week, National Transportation Week, American Merchant Marine Book Week, National Salvation Army V/eek, Dutchess County Stamp Collecting Week, National Pickle Week and Saturday is National Maritime Day, THIS IS ALSO MICHIGAN WEEK!!!!!!!!!! Monday, May 2^th Don't forget the Rotary Information meeting/that is to be held at Stukey's Inn at 7:30 p-m. for new members, their Rotary Anns and the members who sponsored the new members are asked to attend. Meeting but light refreshments will be served. It will not be a Dinner New members and their better halves should try to make this meeting. The Rotary Show pictures are ready and members who ordered them are asked to pick them up at next week's meeting. Please bring along your check book. There was no attendance taken at Tuesday's meeting due to the barbecue, however i^ you did attend be sure and check in your attendance at next week's meeting. Failure to do so may spoil your 100^ attendance and it will also bring the club average down, Next week John Pearson of the Branch County Credit Bureau will tell us about credit, collections and bankruptcys. Should be interesting and perhaps you may pick up some pointers., According to the clip sheet put out by Rotary International there are now 12,000 clubs in existence in the world. Each month the clip sheet asks a question and then it is answered. This month the question. ^ 'VJhat is meant by International Service?' Those things that a Rotarian can do to advance international understanding, goodwill, and peace consitute international service. This means getting acquainted with people of other countries and learning their cultures, customs, accomplishments, and aspirations, Rotarians can do this thru attendance at conventions, correspondence with persons in other countries and participation in international service activities. Is the Coldwater Rotary Club missing a good program by not using some of the men from overseas that are now in Branch County under the wing of Boyd Wiggins? It seems that HERE IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY going to waste. Some of the members may be going to Washington, D.C, this summer on a vacation and if you should be that fortunate, be sure to read the article on the Smithsonian Institute before you go. It twlls you what you should look for. Don't let the kids see the article or they will make your life miserable. It is in the May ROTARIAN on page 30, What has become of the program endorsed by Coldwater Rotary in trying to assist in preventing 'drop-outs'? Has it died or aren't there going to be any more drop-outs? And then there was the teen-age boy who told his mother, 'I had a talk with Dad about girls and he doesn't know anything about them either."' Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURG1S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON ERNEST W. lUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN Secretary Treasurer KLEIN Wm. Assistant See'y-Treas. Awards — Youth- BOARD OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month SOB NAGLE, Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. ■ Fred Week5,'J.. A. Kennedy December—1964 3uly-1965 ' International Student Proiecis— Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart Don Shorno, Roy Pottcrson; Rotary Foundation— . , 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox SONG LEADERS V. Kornslien, Harry Joseph 20—J, Dean 27—H. Coddington SPECIAL EVENTS 3—Ri Moore 12—D. Dovidson KEN PUTNAM, Chairman ■ 111'-j' FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Foller . 26—W.3obier Duane Davidson ' 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen Janyqry—1965 Dick Birlngar, Ray Fox Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 15^R. Rumsey • • 22-W.-.Willidms 29-H. .Teeter j Red McKnight, Art Lyons Trade Associations— Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth ■ " Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik' Ray Pitts, Mark Apdrows . George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 24—H. Joseph , , International Contacts— ' Oeeupolional Information- 1—R. Howley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 1—Paul Hurley General Secretary, Rotary International June-1965 17—C. Swort FRED ANDERSON, Director International Information- Four-Way Test- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald 6. Doubleday, Kalamozoo, Mich. 3—W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm 8. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations— Employer-Employee Relations—. President Rotory International 25—Ri.Toupolik November—1964 • INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer.Seller Relations- Special—At the cell of the President • R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 4-M. McKcith U-H. Bent 18—T. Skabo Cran Wllcox, At Buiterfield, Sergeant-atrArms— Bob Naglo, Don Wright MEETINGS Mey-1965 • 20,-Mel.Rice • 27—Les Wdodword Mel Rico, H. Coddihgfon • H. Teeter 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemier Student. Guests- Fred'Necr, Bob Rumsey Rotary Information— ' • • Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Woodward. Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Potterson 20—R- Blringer Octdbe'r^l964 C. Hoikkinen, Mac McKeith , fred Culy Public Relations— April-196S 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student loons. Program— Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy. Chorles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 6, K. Pcarce Olin Dally, Les Wise, Frit* VanAken (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Warren Willicms, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Rural Urbon— Bobicr March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 18-R. Kerr 2S-N. Moore Crippled ChildrenK. Olmstcd, K. Leovenworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine- Presidonl Vice-Presideol (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. FRED CUIY 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waidron August—1964 4—O. Dally Charles Bacon, Al Rice Harvey Bent BY ELECTION 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Dovidson, John Dean, 1964.1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Classification— OFFICERS February—196S 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the' Rotary Ycor 1964-65.' If you wish to change dotes with another member, cdvise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolTs. FRED CULY, Program. .Chairmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 19<t4 NAME Address and Rotary An'ri .NAME Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay.^.. ..278-2903 L.278-6033 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle' Dr.—Esther , Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean t Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Albert Butterfield, 31 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago-Sl..—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—BdbaVd--_"-! Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Mor\roe.St.—Imogene 278-5554 278-2261 Wdrner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glddys 278-4243 Russell;Waidron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-4229 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl. Ann Dr.—Phyljss 278-2710 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St;—tila— Robert Nogle,.36 W. Pierce St.—Sus,on.,w-., .278-2990 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernesfiire—L. K.-' L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno, Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorkc Ave.—TDorothy.^.L .278-5234 -278-6054 .279-9471 Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane .278-2818 B., K. Peorce, 97 EdTsdn Ct.—Lorrdlne -278-8609 Roy Pitts,'55 N. Sprague St,—Ruth : Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scolf Ave.—Ellen Jo'._ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retbd Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—MarJho___ John Klein, Box 148—Patricia- Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beati'ice.-i..-.-^^.;.i.;.. .278-5512 Lester F. Wise, R. R: 2-^'Cella...:.:i.U'-ii^; 278-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshal),St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward; 20 Parsons' Ct.-^Ruth.__ .i-:.278-2790 Robert G. YingMr)g, 21 Scott—h^otoile.—- 278-2451 ._.ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBERS —278-6687 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—LoulJeTorg Skobo, 165 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ^-.278-5842 278-6316 -278-6788 Conrod Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel 278-5165 Art lyon, 11 Park Pi.-rElzdra. 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4350 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-8942 278-4222 '•■I'-- f." i'.-.'.;) '.j'r : V fj'c; ___.278-M12 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen-——_,..278-6730 ' ' ;. ^ • •-f h ..f ' •}■'■■■■ "'-•■I -: • ■i 278-5091 278-4198 •E. Byron. Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia.——278-2841 .... •j.C i'._i C./-; 278-5033 278-4468 „„.278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter loke— ... Jancan„ ^ 278-8318 . Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—J^lene 'Howord M. Teeter," 156 Church St;—Morion 279-9428 . ;> ,—278-5006 278-5714 279-9551 Bronson 369-4024 278-6161 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5790 —278-8840 278-8238 Wor'fcn WiMloms, Batovio—LaMoino Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright,"21 N. Jefferson'StJ-L-Susie Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma._.i;> 278-6341 Robert E. Rumsey, 1.18 Grand St.-Phyllis 278-4159 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy •—276-5078 279-9492 279-9360 ' 278-5585 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. --.278-2979 Kenneth Putndm, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel-'.' Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen —278-4115 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St'-:-Witma___uJ-i- Fritz VahAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary. Ann -.278-6278 —J C. Alfred Rice. R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R; 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanere Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison'Lake—Borbaro ..278-8909 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qutnn Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2539 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N- Circle.Dr.—Groee;. .278-5909 —278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 -278-6517 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Phone No. Ernest W. Lose,'R. R; 4-Roth;-—i-",—^ Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys-.- ..278-4486 .278-2854 Edison Cf.—thefma'-J Address and Rototy Am; Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwafer'Lakh—Soxonno . Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. ;Home—Carol.«.—279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Aitnetta' 278-6769 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine^.. NAME 278-6501 278-6850 Mrlford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson"Sf.-Helen'-—.;-278-2947 ...278-6843 .:278-8086 278-5386 i Phono No. Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. TekonsHo—Morgdret—767-7508 ..278-5358 ..278-6821 Charles Bacon, 25 Rldgomoor Rd.—Moriorlo Addresf and Rotary Aitn H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St;—Dorothyr E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson-;-|rgi!y:;-- Oi^i; ;r. ■ U t.' ''.cC •, ^ I 1 .. . j; TT: I 1 .--I r, . . -u . ' •. •• ■ " J ^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR •c. 34 .-•J.; I rACDERtCK H. ftCRS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS, INC. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldtvater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome COLDfflTta, MICU. �'He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. May 11, 1965 This is American Bike Month, Car Care Month (Ralph Toupalik take notice). National Foot Health Month and Country Lamb Season. This is Police Week (the State Police Post at Jonesville is having open house), Girls Club Week, National Hospital Week, Mutiple Sclerosis Society Week, National Cotton Week, Annual Foot Health Week and next week end the tulips will be in full bloom in Holland, Michigan. Ernie Luse has announced that on Monday, May Zh- there will be a Rotary information Meeting for new members, their Rotary Anns and their sponsors. The meeting will be at Stukey*s Inn at 700 p.m. Light refreshments will be served after the meeting. Next Tuesday's meeting will not be held at the Elks Temple as usual. It will be Michigan Week and the Rotarians are to attend the chicken barbecue at the park. Be sure to check in your attendance. In event of rain the place Tfill be the former Dodge garage. Monday will be Mayor Exchange Day with Karl Vogelheim, the Mayor of Rogers City, and Mrs. Vogelheim coming to Coldwater and Mayor and Mrs. Fry going to Rogers City for the day. There will be a luncheon at Stukey's Inn at 12:15 p.m. Try to get there. Your editor is sutanitting a picture of Warner VanAken to THE ROTARIAN since he has had 42-1/2 years of 100^ attendance. Watch for its publication. With an average of 50 meetings per year and with 1-1/2 hours per meeting it means Warner has spent 410 eight hour days at'Rotary meetings. Match it if you canl On Tuesday, Carlo Heikkenen pinch hitting for Harvey Bent presented two Cold- water teachers, Mrs, Gladys Davis and Mrs. Ann Hayes, who used projectors to present information regarding curriculum studies dealing with reading and mathematics. Your editor hopes it improves the reading ability of some of the students and the arithmetic ability also. Maybe it will be easier for them to figure their income tax. If it would help your editor to under stand logarithms he might be tempted to go back to school. A tip of the hat to the groups who planned the "Fly In" last Sunday, a grand job well done. 180 new Rotary Clubs have been formed since July 1, 1964. It was On March 29 there were nearly 12,000 clubs in 127 different countries. Read in the May ROTARIAN the section entitled "Opinion". The article on "Upping the Art of Listening" reminds your editor of the program presented several years ago by Judd Perkins, Public Relations Director for the General Telephone Company when he showed Coldwater Rotarians that they did not hear what was said. And then there was the father who was talking to his daughters suitor and said "My daughter tells me that you have that certain something, but I wish you had scanething certain." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE JOHN KLEIN Treosurer John Wolker, Bob loose Magaxine— DIrectori—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nanle, Douglas OF DIRECTORS Public Relations- Student Guests- Rotary Information- Youth— at 12:00 noon Special—At the call of the President * INTERNATIONAL Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubteday, Kalamasoo, Mich. 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Rotary Foundation— Dick Biringcr,-Roy Fox Occupational Information- SONG Paul Hurley, R. Yingling • V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Bultcrfield ;29^c, Wi^cox;^_, 20—J. Deon * 27—H.; Coddington January.'^)96S i; SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—0. Davidson 19-A. Follor 26-W. Bobior LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations— 1—R. Howlcy (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworfh 29-H. Teeter December—1964 Inlernotlonal Information- (^arig Sebold, Conrad Swcirt , i General Secretary, Rotary International' George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois .IT-C. Swarf ' (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy June—1965 10—H. Geodhoim . SERVICE Fou'r-Woy Test— . .I.Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews;-: ''' President Rotary International 25—R. Toupollk November—1964 3-W. VanAken International Student Projects— , Don Shorno, Roy. Pattorso.n CHARLES PETTENGIIL-Greenwich, Cenh. 4-M. MeKeith n-H. Bent 18—T. Skobo Dick Moore, Ralph Toupuiik Employer-Employee Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY i;4TERNATI0NAL May-1965 20—Mel. Rice FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold 13—C. AMemler R. Sweet Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Falter, Will Coufllord Competitor Relations- 6—F. VonAkcn 13—R. Pofferson 20—R. Blringer 27—Lbs Woodward Cran Wilcox, A! Butlorficid, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Aprtl-1965 Oclober-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkinen, Moc McKcifh Sorgeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 23—A. lyon 22-W. Wilbur Awards — H. Teeter BOARD (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks B. K. Peorce Scholarship, Student Loans, Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Fred Nccr, Bob Rumscy Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 2—K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritx VanAken ProgramFred Culy Woodword. (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Loavenworth Wm. Bobier Assislonf See'y-Treos. 23-R. Woldron 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawlcy Ray Muiehahcy, John Etswollcr, Jr. Fellowship- - Prcsidont Vicc-President Secrafary August—1964 Charles Bacon, At Rice Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification- CHARLES SCHMin COMMUNITY SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. lUSE I DOUG WOOWARD, Director FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE .(Rotary Magaxiiio) Duane Davidson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotcs 'with another member; advise fhc'progrom chairman of the chongc! Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a cpmmittoe to ossist with the details. ;; FRED. CUIY, ProSrani .Chairman - Telephone 279-9471.-~- ; ROTARY ROSTER^ JUNE 19, .1964. NAME Address-and Rotary Ann' Phone No. NAME ' Address and Rotary Ann Phone.No. H., Vincent Kornslien," 290 Grand St.-Dorothy 278-650V Chester L. Aiicmier, R. RJ 4, Coldwoter-Fay . 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Morjerlo Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Milford A. McKcith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-^-Margaret 278-5386 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol NOrmond Moore, 796 Aiigold Rd.—Arsnelta Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn 278-6033 Richord Blringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278"-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Buttorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholma Harold Coddington, 324 E, .Chicogo St.—Vera 278-2854 278-2990 Oust C. Bufondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wiiford Cooillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-imogeno .278-5234 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etswciler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille.I 279-9471 , Albert Foiler, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotto-i.^, Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Ernest W. Luse,. R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2947 t_u279-9551 •-278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 ..279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K,,L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna-_, Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-5512 . 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-5318 ^ Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 270-6598 278r5475 278-2261" Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Ilia Robert Nugle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Suson 278-3609 278-5909 : E. Ken Loavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily.. 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret..767-7508 Kenneth Putnom, 11 Mei Rice, 1903 Kibby .278-6161 E. Chicago St.—MabeL.r! 278-2790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Rdlph Toiipalik, R. R. 5) 1573 W. Chicogo-Eiloen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R, 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanno Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann._ Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Della Fred H. Weeks; R. R. 4-Beafrice Boyd Wiggins) 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—PhylisS— Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Ch'arles Woodword, 163 Mbrshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara-_278-8909 278-5714 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazbl—lJJC Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Poul Hurley, Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro Conrad Swarf, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude...- 278-4350 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory, Helen_-278-4n5 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen.;_ Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn' John A. Kennedy, 389 Grdnd St.—Wjlma™ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfha ~-r John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene.., Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marfon .i E.'Byron Thomas, 58'N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Janean 278-6311 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willpwbrook.Rd.-El.va John' Walker, '33' Dalr'gherty-Gretehen riiK. yr^ju- -J -.y. y.' .:.i • on I _ I • .?L.. -• "• ..-.l J ...J...; ■ . ~ . The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ..'i rRCDERICK PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome R. fBERS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDeATER, IICR. INC. 278-5165 278-5091 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloirie -.i! .-'i. 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Arin Dr.—Berget Croig'Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-6517 278-M33 279-9428 278-5033 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-4229 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo_ Warren Williams, Botavia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �May 4, 1965 The Board of Directors has approved the admission of the following man for membership in the Coldv/ater Rotary Club. If there are objections to his admission, these must be submitted to the Secretary within ten days. ^ NMC ^iAJOR MINOR John Visosky Education Music Ernest W. Secretary Luse �p) �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.^S. A. ^ . ^4 ' * ^—nrrffi MAY h, 1965 seems to be the month for many celebrations. It is Senior Citizen Month, Radio Month, Better Hearing Month, National Better Homes and Gardens Month and this week is National Baby Week, American Camping Week, American Comedy Week, Correct Posture Week, Mental Health Week, International ESA Wee.< and ^hode Island Heritage Week. It is also Be Kind to Animals Week, National Family Week, National Music Week, Goodwill Week, National Youth hostel Week, National Play Tennis Week, National Insect Electrocutor Week ^wouldn't that burn you) and Brand Names Week - and so on far into the Saturday, May 1 was Law Day, Loyalty Day and May 1 and 2 were international Labor Days. Last Sunday was Mother-in-Lay Day and also Humane Sunday. A square deal for employees is one chapter in SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS that deserves very_careful reading. Each business has its own special problem and must cut its coat to fit the cloth. In making plans for a square deal many things must be considered; size of plant, seasonal work, type of factory, age of worker, level of worker and many others. The Swiss have been particul^ly successful in this regard and much of their success has been due to the full and explicit understanding on the part of the employees of just what the plan includes and its limitations. The next District Governor is to be Stewart Bearup of the Charlotte Club, at Burr Oak the other night and found four high school stadents from Canada there as guests,- -Four students from Burr Oak were at that time guests of the Alvinston Rotary Club in Ontario. This is a v>ro~ gr^ wnich has been going for some five years and has been veiy successful, l International Relations in operation on a local level. Couldn't ColdT^ater Rotary try something similiar. whn needs introducted Dick Moore and Gerald Hensley goLg "'L^nhat'^re^?'" lour ^itor is very flattered and proud to have his son Terry selected by the June S°7junr2r^^' Cranston Wilcox to attend that Camp Carlo Heikkinen has the program next week but what it will be we don't know. Is anyone going to Rotary International? A tip of the hat to Charles Bacon on making TIME magazine. College years are the vacation a boy gets between his mother and his wife. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. &RONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- President Vlce-Presidont Secrofary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosuror JOHN KLEIN Assistant Set'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Program- Mrs. Grace Potlerson — Organist ★ BOARD OF C. Hclkkinon, Moc McKelih Student Guests— Rotary informationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsoy MEETINGS at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILl-Greenwich, Conn. Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary International Trade Associations— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. 22-W. Willioms 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Rotary FoundationDick Biringor, Ray Fox Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikklnen 22—A. Butterfieid 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstfen, Harry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph Red McKnight, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, R. Ylngling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intorn'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth (Rotary Foundation) December—1964 Inlernotlonol Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rtiy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- June—1965 17—C. Swart International Contacts- Employer-Employee Rnlolions- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 25—R. Toupalik 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm SERVICE International Informotlon— Croig Sebald, Conrad Swort 11-H. Bent November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Four-Woy Test— 4-M. McKeith 27—Les Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Falter, Will Couillard Competitor Relations— Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik May-1965 18-T. Skobo INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier R. Sweet Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday oF each month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 20—Mel. Rice Gran Wilcox, Al Butterfieid, Sergeont-at-Arms- Aprll-1965 October—1964 Mcl Rice, H. Coddington H. Teeter DIRECTORS 15-F. Weeks 29—R. Ylngling Awards — Public Relations- Woodword. 30—R, loose 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loans, Fred Culy (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Poaree Olln Daily, Los WIso, Fritz VanAken 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Bobicr March-196S 25—N. Moore Rural Urban— Membership— (Rotary's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Magazine— 23—R. Waldron 10-R. Kerr Crippled Children— FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Wm. August—1964 4-0. Dally Charles Bacon, Al Rice Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY ERNEST W. lUSE 16—5. Bovee Community Safety— Torg Skobo, R. Howley Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February-1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier SPRING (Rotary /Magazine) Duone Davidson LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above Is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Ycor 1964-65. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, odviso the progrom chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detolls. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6350 Harold McKnight, Coldwoler St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2990 Robert Nagic, 36 W. Pierce St.—Soson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Worron Williams, Botovio—LaMoIne 278-6054 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna^ Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson,.36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Chester I. Allemior, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay-.. 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews. 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-5353 Fred Anderson, 46 A^aplo lane—Kothryn Charles 276-6033 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6321 N. Circle Dr.-Esther -278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Richard Biringor, 37 Corlyle Ave,—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro 278-5891 Albert Butterfieid, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison 278-4486 Ct.—Tholma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Torn Collins, 18 Chnryl Ann Dr.—Babara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mopic Lone—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorloflo 278-6598 278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valorlo 278-5909 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6687 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiima_____.__. 278 5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Moriha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8840 ■._279-9551 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwofcr Loke—Suzanna 278-5554 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Mor3aret_-767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 270-2261 Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys __278-5585 278-4243 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa Fred H. Weeks,.R. R. 4-Bealrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss __278-4159 278-6769 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sorague St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis ST2-5594 278-5006 Chorles Schmltf, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bcrget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WiIma 278-8238 278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Por'sons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword. 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olln Fry,'59 5. Spraguc St.—Hoiel Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowo Rd.,. Coldwater Lake— Jonean-.:. r__ 278-5165 278-5091 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrod Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion 278-4222 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grefehen 278-6730 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dor'ranee Rd.—Arlene E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlilowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-2841 •.T,r. ■ -1-'.- • • A' --r-.N*- '• . • # .Jt' ' 'i. .:l • AA-'. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR .. V. 1 FREDERICK H. fCESS OUALITT SPRIKG PRODUCTS, MC. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4229 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S, Clay St :r Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 CQLDSATRK^ UXCU. 278-^12 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest'Club in ihe^. S. 'A. ' t . • T. ' '' , T t April 27, 1965 This is Historic Garden Weclc, National Library Week, Canada-United States Goodwill Week, National Invest-in-America Week, National Bali^y Week, Consumer Credit VJeek, National Raisin Week, Youth Temperance Education V/eek, Chemical Progress Week and this week is the annual meeting of the FOSSILS, INC„ Friday is also Valborgsmassoafton in Sweden. At the District 636 Conference at Sturgis there are to be several out standing speakers among them will be Salom Rizk, the author of SYRIAN YANKEE and Claude ¥, Woodward, Past Vice-President of RotaryDoes the Coldr-Tater Rotary Club wish to host the District Conf^^nce for 1966? If the club is interested, contact Governor Nominee Bichard Bucknell of Sturgis. Nine clubs in District 636 have increased their contributions to the Rotary Foundation sufficiently to change their classification upward since December 31, I96U0 Lansing is now a 1,000$ club. Dear Cousin Muley: It has been a long time since ycu have heard from me. You probably heard we had a tornado through here. Aunt Sal and I are fine, it didn't come near us. It x^ras amazing how everyone pitched in and helped. One of the finest groups were the high school kids who spent several days of their Easter vacation helping pick up debris and remains of barns and houses which had been blcwn apart. When the chips are doxfn the kids came through and I don't care what anyone says about delinquents. Hats off to them. Yours, Uncle Gully This week Tom Collins presented Stanley C^rvin and John Holland who discussed the water system nox-T being installed in the city. Next vjeek Mac McKeith will present Gerald Hensley and Dick Moore who x^ill discuss the Downtovm Betterment Associations and its aims. Read the article on Page 22 of the May jK)TA;£IAN, A tip of the hat to the Lions and their work with the blind and the eye bank. You know that if you will yoxtr eyes to the Eye Bank at your death a part of you goes on living and someone else benefits. What greater benefit can one do than bring sight to a blind person. Vacations are great levelers. The person who takes one returns home just as broke as the person who stayed home because he couldn't afford to go away. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESViLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE CO^IMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARO, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Boys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bacon, Al Rice Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classification- Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION Ciub Bulletin- 1964-1965 AXNER OlSON — Ray Mulchahcy, John Elswoiler, Jr. Fellowship- PrcsldenJ FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE John Walker, Bob loose Vice-President Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Wm. AssislonI Sec'y-Treos. ProgramFred Culy Director*—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy. Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist MEETINGS ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Inlernationol CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. 6-C. Sebatd 13—C. Allemior 20—Mel. Rice Employer-Employee Relations— International Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Four-Way Test- Rotary Foundation- Trade Associations- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Bulterfleld 20—J. Deon 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS -FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore SONG LEADEflS ' 12—D. Oovidson KEN PUTNAM, Chairman^ 26—W. Bobier . V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno Red McKnlght, Art Lyons - 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams December—1964 International information- Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews 1—R. Hawley (Rotory Intern'I Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth (Rotory Foundation) ; 24—H.-Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Craig Sebaid, Conrod Swort June-1965 17-C. Swort FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts- - - Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kglamaxoo, Mich. 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm INTERNATIONAL SERVICE B. Foller, Will Couillord Compelltor Relotlons— Occupational Information- 4-M. McKcith 11-H. Bent November—1964 R, Sweet Buyer-Seller Relations— General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois May-1965 27—Les Woodward Cran Wilcox, Al Butlerfleld, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special-At the call of the President 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins Youth— BOB NAGLE, Director ^ April-1965 October—1964 Mo! Rice, K. Coddinglon Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 23-A. Lyon 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling Awords — H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Fred Neer, Bob Rumsoy Rotary Information- 9—M. Andrews 16—W. Troot September—1964 Student Guests- Public Relations— Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, Regular—First Thursday of each month 18-R. Ken- B. K. Pearce Olin Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VanAken March-1965 2-K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Bobier (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Rurol Urban- Membership— 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Crippled ChildrenK. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Magoiine— Treosorer JOHN KLEIN 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Sofety— Torn Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, February—196S 1964-1965 ROTARY . V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Foller buo'ne Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotary Mogozine) The obove Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with onothcr member, odvise the program choirmon of the chonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the ..details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. .4, Coldwafer-Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn Phone No278-2903 276-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth :_278-5358 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie -,.278-6821 Riehord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret-. 278-8086 278-5386 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Cire)e Dr.-Esther Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Bulterfleld, 31 Edison -C-t.—Thelmo Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. .Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann' Dr.—Bobara Wilford Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scot' Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etswelfor, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—LuelMe Albert Foller, 95 14. Honchetl St.-Charlotte 278-6843 278-5891 278-4486 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth.., B. K. Peorco. 97, Edison Ct.—Lorrolna - I Paul Hurley, 163 Falrficid Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn— John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilme Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia. 279-9551 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5714 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jenean Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranca Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Grefehen • .'K ■ .■;] -•/ r .• i-.'-j Rotary REFLECTOR r T-' -M'-r ^ Foa'i; • ■. /. ! *.. 3 'c."- The COLDWATER i • .- t .-10 . ■..Jii;-'-'' '.',^1.''? .. . ''OX-ii T).- i,-.. }■' X 4:iJ.;.. v:. -. . J , -ir- - -i- f.'T, VLIOU* ;..VG4::r;-.;d 0®0 rRCDERICIC H. fCEKS OUALITT SPRING PRGDUCTS, IHC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE COLI^ftATCR, MlClie J.'-' ; C- j-C • ijuiKj 278-5165 278-6311 Riehord Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4222 278-2841 ; 278-6393 278-5091 278-6316 Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora .278-4350 j,i 278-5033 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Conrod Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter. 156 Church Sl.-Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Vlrginia 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Sedlf—Natolio.__"__ 276-5842 Torg Skabo, 165 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Neille 278-8238 ST2-5594 ..278-5006 :• Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2612 Branson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodword. 163 Marsholl St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie.-...; _-278-6161 Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Crolg Sebaid, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rlla.^ 278-4115 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth !__.i.278-2790 278-8909 278-4029 278-2539 279-9360 278-J1979 _._._278-2451 278-5318 Wesley-Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Warren Willionis, Batovia—LoMolne.'..: Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce11o Chorles Woodword, 163 Morsholl St. 278-5512 Kenneth Putnom, 11 f. Chicago St.—Mabel Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 278-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-\yitmo.___i_J C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Phone No. Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chtedgo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O, Box 125-DellG Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phytiss 279-9492 ^,.278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprdgue St.—Ruth . Address ond Rotory Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy :.;j278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-6278 Raymqnd Mulchahcy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 279-9471 278-6517 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Gladys— Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd„ Joekson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annella K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall Sf.-Edna. Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee-- 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 —278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coidwotor St. Home—Carol Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernostlne .278-2818 NAME Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 -Webster Treat,-R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 2Z8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. K'eti leavenworth, 213 N- Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaret--767-7508 ; J .__.27B-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^RIL 20, 1965 Les Woodward who has just returned from his winter wanderirtg furnished this one: "A Rotarian crawled into a hollow log one day to get out of the rain, only to find to his dismay that by the time the rain had stopped the log was swollen and he was stopped fast. All at once he had a bright idea. He thought about his attendance at Rotary and how he was pulling down the club's average. Well, he felt so small he just slipped out of the log." This is from a club bulletin called "The Rotary Spoke of Hickory,"' The Board of Directors on Tuesday changed the classification of Harvey Bent to Senior Active. The Coldwater Club no longer owns a white elephant. The Board of Directors on Tuesday agreed to accept the offer for the purchase of the stand at the fair ground. This business venture never really paid off - when the Club sold Dairy Queens the weather was cold and when it switched to pancakes and sausage the weather turned hot. Sometimes you just can't win. On Tuesday, Dick Biringer introduced Charles Berry who showed a film on the Masters Tournament at Augusta, Georgia. Some of the duffers, your editor, included watched open-mouthed at some of the playing. Incidentally if any duffers want to play more golf there are several memberships at the Country Club open. Our student guest introduced by John Dean was Jack Sherrick, a Senior at the Coldwater High School. He plans on attending Michigan State and being a teacher. Paul Thompson, a new member, was*presented to the Club by Boyd Wiggins. is the County Agriculture Agent for Branch County. He Welcome to the Club. Members with unpaid bills for the Rotary Show please send them along to Chuck Schmitt and any money from ticket sales should go to Tom Collins. Father Ben Lavey, President of the Sturgis Club, was a guest and invited any and all members to the District 636 Conference on April 30 and May 1. Who is going at this time is not known but if you want to go call Fred Anderson at 278-2366, Attendance for March was 88.76. below 90^. This is the second month the Club has been Ten clubs had one or more lOO'jh meetings. Rotarians should be pretty proud of their Rotary Anns for the way they pitched in and are working during this time of disaster. Some of the Rotary Anns have put in long hotirs day after day. A tip of the hat to theml And then there was the schoolboy in geography class who said that the chief export of the United States was money. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregatlono! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE ~ Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. i3 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMAAJNITY SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore President FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMin JOHN KLEIN Viee-Presldent Secretary Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Directors—A*ner Olson, Fred Culy. Charles Schmltf. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Program- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Bob Nagle, Don Wright INTERNATIONAL Trade Associations— SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley July-1965 8-L. Wise 6—K. Peofco 13—C. Heikkinen 15—D. Shorno Inlernalional Student Proieels— 22—A. Bufterfleld 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddinglon 29-C. Wlleox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary Foundotien— January—1965. Dick Biringor, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE -v. KORNSTIEN 5—RJ Moore 12—D, Dovidipn" SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Dovidson V. Kornslien, Hcrry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Infern'l Convention) 8—K. leovenworth December-1964 Rod McXnIght, Art Lyons Paul, Hurley, R. Yingling 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 (Rotory Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Information- Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mofk Andrews Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. 4—M. McKeilh 11-H. Bent 1B-T. Skobo 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart International Contacts- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik. Employer-Employee Relations— Crnig Scbald, Conrad Swort Occupational Information-^ May-1965 November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois 27-T. Collins 6—C. Scbald 13—C. Allemier 20-Mcl. Rice R. Sweet BOB NACIE, Director * October-1964 27—Los Woodward Cron Wjicox, Al Bultcrfield, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special-At the call of the President 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer Youth— Sergeont-at-Arms— ★ ^ Awards — Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon Fred Neor, Bob Rumsoy Rotary Informotion— Ernest luse. Chuck Woodward, 30—R. Loose Aprtl-!96S 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loans, Student Guests- Public Relations- at 12:00 noon 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. V/ilbur C. Heikkinen, Mac McKcllh Fred Culy (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward B. K. Pearce Membership— Olin Dolly, tes Wise, Fritz VonAken 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier March-1965 2—K. Olmsled 25—N. Moore Rural Urban- H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 18-R. Kerr Crippled ChildrenK. Olmsled, K. Leavonworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Magazine— Regular—First Thursday of each month 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Hciwley Harvey Bent Club Bulletin— (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Ruy Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 23-R. Waldfon Av9ust-1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 19-A. Foller ' 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE ' F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to cliongc dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE \9, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Mariorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle-Dr.—EstheriRichard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.-^Joan Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara 278-6033 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 :_-278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imdgene 278-6054 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Laavenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily278-6850 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Margarel.-767-7503 Ernest W. Luse, R., R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell ,Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Nbrmond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd;—Ahnetta Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierca St.—Suson Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—ErnBsfine K. L, Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 270-5512 278-2539 279-9471 Axiier Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. .Circle, Dr.—Grace Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 273-2818 278-8609 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorarine 279-9360 278-2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogoe St.—Ruth 278-6161 John T. Dean, 59 Ridacmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorlolte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro-.278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory HeIan--27o-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-:-Qulnnj. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Korr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha— — John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann V/arner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Red H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Deilh-Jr.'!. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward. 163 Marshall-St. 278-4424 278-.5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 278-8318 Ed Holti, 14331 lyopawa Rd.', Coldwater Lake— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-5842 27B-6316 278-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora.. 278-^11 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, iJorrance Rcf.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 278-5006 __-278-8942 156 Church Sti—Marion. 1.278-4222 E. Byron Thomas," 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginid 278-2841 ; I HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel • . •rr J. • .s IC', • • i •' • The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDBATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. • -.1 iV :JC I MICH. 278-5165 278-5091 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchan .• . : .i] ■- I -• - ^ Janean ,1..- ^ TEMPLE 279-9428 278-2451 Jl'rU:-. .'J ELK'S 278-4229 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis . Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome j.,_ Coyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St.—... 278-4029 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dordfhyl 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo .278-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMolne Bronson 369-4024 Mrrl Rice, toTT, i.:''.: I'"'-- Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn i i;!.--. - : 278-6341 NAME ,..v 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club ifith^ IJ. S. A. April ittj 1965 This is American Hearland Development ifonth. National Welding Products Month and it is Pan-American Week, Green Candle of Hope VJeek and today, April Ih is Pan-American Day, years TomorrovL, April l5, was assassinated 100 ago, From the prevue issued regarding the Convention of Rotaiy International at Atlantic City, May 30 through June 3, it will be a great meeting. There will be something doing for everyone regardless of sex, age, vocation, interest of the language spoken. reservation and go. It is not too late to still make a Chapter 9 of SERVICE IS 141 BUSINESS deals with channel of communication. The minds of men are linked by correspondence, newspapers, radio, telephone, television and now the latest is telestar. Distance has been conquered but all too often the conquerors remain aloof and isolated from each other and their fellow-men, incapable of even rudimentary gesture or contact. This lack of proper channels of communication and the resulting understanding is very often the cause of labor disputes, A prominent Rotarian has stated that when a dissatisfied employee comes to you for an interview it is wise to: (1) Listen, don't talk; (2) Don't lecture: (3) Pay attention to what he says; (U) Don't express moral attitudes; (5) Don't let your emotions creep in; Your following the above rules can help you leam a lot about employee relations and how they can be met. Most dissatisfactions are small at the beginning and by getting them settled before they cannonbajl,. everyone will profit. Go back to your February ROTARIAN and look at the map on pages 3ii and 35 and you will be amazed at the 12? geographical regions and coimtries in which itotaiy operates. The first five countries to have clubs were the United States in 1905, Canada in 1905, England in 1911, Ireland in 1911 andScotland in 1912.. Then turn to the article "Service: The Price of Freedom" on pages 32 and 33 and you will find that "service"is not a new concept. Our student guest was Harold Scheidler, a Senior at Coldwater High School who was introduced by Fred Weeks, He plans to attend Michigan State University and specialize in statistics. From all reports the Rctary show was a singing success and enjoyed ty full houses each night it was given. Hard work by the members paid off. Next week Dick Biringer tells us that he will have a film which will interest the golfers of the club. This week Pat Patterson told the club of the sustaining membership plan for the Tibbits Theater and of the program for the coming summer. Nowadays parents are somewhat reticent about having one of those heart- to-heart talks with their teen-agers because they are not sure that they / will be able to understand everything-that. the. jbeen-agers^tsll.theDU Ray I^lchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotlono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Bplscopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERx OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore FRED — CULY ERNEST W. Fellowship- President John Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Viee-Presldcnf LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT — . JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. ProgramFred Culy Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Awards — BOARD OF DIRECTORS Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfleld, Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy International DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Inlernotional Four-Woy Test- General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Ray Pilts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Ditt., Rotary International Trade Associations— December—1964 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter Information- 1—Paul Hurley 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shorno 13—C. Helkklncn 20—J. Dean 22—A. Bulterfieid 27—H. Coddlngton 29-C. Wilcox Januory—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph Jury-196S 8-L. Wise Rotary Foundation- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. 15—R. Rumsey Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart CHARLES PEHENGILL- Greenwich, Conn. Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 24—H. Joseph International Student Projeels— Employer-Employee Relations— 1—R. Hawloy (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) Red McKnight, Art Lyons Competitor Relations- June—1965 17—C. Swort International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Follcr, Will Couillord * 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik 10—H. Goodholm SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 4-M. McKclfh 11-H. Bunt 3—W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President Mav-1965 November—1964 R. Sweet Bob Nogie, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Ailemior 20—Met. Rice 27—les Woodward Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton Sergeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Pofterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 Youth— H. Teeter Regular—First Thurtdoy of each month 30—R. Loose Aprll-196S 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student loans, C. Helkklncn, Mae McKelth Fred Neer, Bob Romsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Public Relations- (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward B. K. Peorce Olln Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Chorles 25-N. Moore Rural Urban- Wm. Bobler March—1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews IB—R. Korr Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leovenworih Roy Mulchohcy, John Etswoller, Jr. (Rolary's Anniversary) 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Horvcy Bent Club Bulletin- 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, AXNER OlSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee August—1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Classification— 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- OFFICERS BY ElECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN 19—A. Fdller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duane Dovidson F. NEER The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, advise the progrom chalrman'of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may dppolhf o committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay • 278-2903, Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Cl.—Ruth ...i., 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Marjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—if. Phone No, 278-6501 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tokonsha—Margaret..767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R, R. 4—Ruth. 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 RIchord Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Albert Butterfleld, 31 278-2854 Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Rethcr Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine ; 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Tholma Harold Cocfdington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mopio lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle John Etswoller, Jr., 37 Falrfleld Dr.—Lucille 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-947T Albert Fuller, 95 t4. Hanchctt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbora__278-8909 Corlo Helkklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen 278-4115 Pouf Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6687 278-6788 ^ 278 5790 278-8840 279-9551 ; Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LHo Fred Noor, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.-Mobel 278-5078 278-5512 278-6161 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rico, Kibby Rd., Jackson-llllian ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 1903 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5006 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrdnee Rd.—Arlene— 278-8942. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-4222. E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Clay St.. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Vlfimo._ Warren Willioms, Batovia—laMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Cf.—Ruth Ed Hellz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonoan 278-5091 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen .278-5412 278-6730 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5165 Art Lyon, T1 Park PI.—Elzora Sec. 34.6 H. 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-W93 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-2841 WECRS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, IICK. 278-4029 278-2612 ..278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Olln Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—/fozcl The COLDWATER rRCDCRICR ...278-2710 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling,.21 Scott-Natalie ■■ PUBLISHED BY 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl.Ann Dr.-Phyliss .[. -. i • 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia J- I Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R, 5. 1573 W. Chicogo-Eiloen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Sozanna 278-5554 INC. 278-4198 �APRIL 6, 1965 The Board of Directors has approved the admission of the follov/ing man for member ship in the Coldwater Rotary Club. If there are objections to his admission these must be submitted to the Secretary v;ithin ten days. NAiME MAJOR MINOR Paul Thon5>s<Mi Agriculture 4-H Cooperative Extension �3\, -V-r^ ■ v,v"'^ : U^ v< -• ■ i,." i 1:_ ,Y;'.' I ■[. ^ T , :'; V; i .■ -.,'.?■•■ .; . i. ^ /• •-■ ;;::• 1.' �-4^ ,/ "He Profits Most Who Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan * The Singingest Club in U. A. April 6, 1965 SPECIAL NOTE - Easter* Season Noon services from 12:10 to 12:30 p*ra4 will be conducted four days, Monday through Thursday, during Holy Week, April 12 - I5 at the Tibbits Opera House, The Union Good Friday service will be conducted from l2:00 to 3:00 p,m, on Friday, April I6, at First Methodist Churchy You and your employees are invited to attend. This is Freedom Shrine Month and New Homes Month. It is also National Beauty Career Week, National Want Ad Week, National publicity Week, National Cherry Blossom Week, National Let's Play Ball Week and International Book Fair for Children and Youth Week, More next week. Rotarian and City Manager Godfrey Collins might use the wording and the container on Page 6 of the April ROTARIAN. Read it. Read on Page I6 of the April ROTARIAN how Rotary came to Chatham, Ontario in 1921 when a nucleus of 8 men organized a club and started the ball rolling. Then select from the article that word which sets forth that idea which you would like to emphasize. Is your decision the same as that of William M. Gray? Can you read the article on Page 43 of the April ROTARIAN and n^t be proud of being a citizen of the United States? Anyone interested in improving his human relations (we don't mean your mother-in-law) has much to learn from the art of salesmanship as it has devel oped through the years. Every producer must sell his product if he is to stay in business. There are two main reasons why people buy: (1) Impulse buying and (2) Need for a product. The true and honest salesman sells his product through stressing of quality, worth of the product and not antagonizing the prospective buyer by too much pressure. Courteousness on the part of sales people will go far in selling a product no matter how trivial it may be. Boyd Wiggins is now the protector, mentor, father-confessor and shepherd of a group of peole from Thailand, Nepal and the Phillipines. It would seem that now would be a golden opportunity for some work in international relations on the part of club members. Next week we understand that Pat Patterson will furnish the club with inform mation about the coming summer season at the Tibbits Theater. V/hen a man declares, "I am sure of my wife," he means he is sure of his wife but when a woman says, "I am sure of my husband," she means she is sure of herself. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSDALE —■ Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STUR61S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH, COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RJSSELl MQORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore ClassiBcotion- Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- 1964-196S Ray Mulchohcy, John Etsweilcr, Jr. AXNER OLSON FRED President CULY Vieo-Presideiit ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'yTreas. Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose MagazineWni. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Rotary Information- Youth— Special—At the call of the President P* * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— Employer-Employee Relations— Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfield, General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trode Associations— Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamazoo, Mich. SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 1—R. Hawley (Rotory (Rotary Foundotion) 24—H. Joseph December—1964 1-Paul Hurley Infern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Willioms 29-H. Teeter July-1965 8-1. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary Foundoiion— Dick Biringer, Ray Fox 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman . June-1965 17—C. Swart international Student Prelects— V. Kornsfion, Harry Joseph 25—R. Toupalik 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm Inlarnationol Contacts- Poul Hurley, R. Yingllng 4—M. McKoith 11-H. Bent November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Croig Sebald, Conrad Sworl Four-Way Test- May-1965 27—les Woodword Red McKnighl, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice Inlornotlonal Information- B. Faller, Will Cooillord Competitor Reloliorts— 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Potterson 20—R. Biringer 18-T. Skabo INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director ★ April-1965 October—1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 30—R, Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Mel Rice, H. Coddington Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon (World Undorstonding) 23—A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Student Guests- Sergeant'Ot^Arms— 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treof 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student Loans, Public Relations- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 1—C. Woodward Awards — Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey 23-R. Waldron September-1964 B. K. Pearce ProgramFred Culy Regular—First Thursday of each month 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovcr ia-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Bobicr H, Teeter BOARD August—1964 4-0. Dolly 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Charles Bacon, Al Rice Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Rural Urban- MembershipOlin Dally, Ics Wise, Fritz VanAken Woodward. 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobler Ouane Davidson (Rotory Mogozine) SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the program chairmon of (he change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-6843 Rifhord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholmo 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-2990 276-5234 278-W54 Olln Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 279-9471 278-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworih, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert'Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKcith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ,..278-2947 Horold MeKnighf, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—GladysJ _.J278-6769 278-6278 Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peqrl St.—Lila_.:..:_:.-.278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce' St.—Susan I Z79-9492 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall Sf.-Polly 278-5033 Donald Wriqht, 21 278-2790 Robert G. Yingljpg, 21 Scott—Nofolie 278-4468 E. Chicago St.—MobeL-.-.- Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-lillion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis..—■ ST2-5594 278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita.— ^.278-8318 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth •Pufnom, 11 .; 2^-2979 1: Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.- 278-6161 278-5714 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. ^—Nellie—:Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Darronce Rd.—AtleneV-— Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 53 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia-- ; 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Roth Jonean Art LyOn, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave,—Elaine. Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dai^herty—Grefchen I rREDERICK Re ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. TEMPLE \ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hozel Ed HoHz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Galdwalor lake— The COLDWATER ELK'S 278-2612 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorroine r.l Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-6341 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergef 270-8840 279-9551 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 2^-9360 Chicago—Ernestine— 278-6517 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-4229 278-4159 278-2710 278-2539 Neer, 203 W. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma________. 278-5790 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box I25-D0lia.._ Fred H. Weeks, Ri R. 4-Beatriee. Eoyd Wtggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-5512 Fred Axner Olson, 304 Grand Sf.—Retho C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyh-_l^_J__—278-2451 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163- Foirfield Dr.—Ailoon 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-5585 278-4243 .278-8238 Branson 369-4024 278-4424 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Werner VanAken, R, R. 2-Giadys Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, Batavio—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia John Etsweilcr, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—lueillo.: Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris NAME ' Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwafer Lake—Suzanna tttKS QUALtTT SPRING PRODUCTS, CQLDIATERg SICR. tHC, 278-5165 _____.278-5091 ____278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 276-6730 �March 24, 1965 The Board of Directors has approved for membership in the Coldwater Rotary Club the following individual. Any objections should be presented in writing to the Secretary within ten days from the date of this letter. Maior Classification Reo Goodwin Retailing tiinor Classification Paint Retail Ernest W. Luse, Secretary ��*He Profits Mosi^ Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAKLli iU, iy65 This is National Laugh U'eek, Cancer Control fionth, Teaching Career Month, National Hobby Month and National Autonobile Month begins. Today All Fools Day probably started in France during the confusion of adopting the new calendar in 1564, next week. .More '•Is It the Truth?" Tiiis is the title of a diaptor in SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS and it is given over to a discussion of honesty and trutli in advertising. Tlie Better Business Bureaus (Coldwater doesn't have one) cane into being because of the bilking" of the public* Just how lionsst is the endorsenent of products by celebrities? Then too how can an employer train sales neople and eirployees to deal honestly with custotiers? Honesty and the truth does pay off but it takes "guts" to take a stand and stick to it. This item is for Rotary Anns. On Page 66 of the April ROTARIAN a contest is de scribed open to wives of Rotarians only: "Uhy I'm Glad My Husband Is a Rotarian" is the subject and you may win $100 and have your article published. June 1 is the deadline. Read the rules on Page 66. New matlimatics results are shown on Page 62 of the .April ROTARIAN. It was with extreme regret that the Board of Directors accepted the resi.gnation of Jesse 'Valdron from the club. He has been a faithful member for many years and will be missed. The Board of Directors at their April meeting voted to buy the pins for this years new members of the National Honor Society. The Board also agreed to help with the purchase of braces for a man who is in a hospital at Battle Creek because of a stroke," " ~ " Tlie club is to participate in the District Conference on April 3 and May 1 at Sturgis and Doug Woodward is to head up the cltib project. The club has also agreed to participate in I.dchigan Week to be held May 16 through May 22, Russell Moore is to be the chairman for the club. This week Bob Loose presented Roy Sager who showed a film dealing with natural gas, its production and its use. Your new officers for 1965-66 are to be: President - Fred Culy Vice-Prssident - Fred Anderson Secretary - Ernie Luse Treasurer - John Klein Assistant Secretary § Treasurer - John Etsweiler Next week the club will be asked to approve Board action as to the selection of next years District Governor. Then there was the man who thought he was going to be the Skipper when he embarked on the Sea of Matrimony with a widow but he turned out to be only a Second Mate. Ray riulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK -- Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe -- Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE. Director Boys'^ond Girls'. Week- Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION AXNER OLSON Roy Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. President FRED CUIY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Vice-president Secretary - Treosurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. Fellowshin— John Walker, Bob loose Wm. Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglos Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Program- Public Relations- DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIIL - Greenwich, Conn. Generol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Aprll-1965 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 29—R. Yingling Awords — 20—R. Biringer October—1964 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemler May-1965 4-M. McKeith 20—Mel. Rice 27—les Woodword n-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buyer-Seller Relations— Croig Scbold, Conrad Swart Four-Woy TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupolionol Information- Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Roy Fox V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 22-W. Williams 6—K. Peoree 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfleld 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson S0f4G LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Paul Hurley, R. Ylngling Trade Associations- 15—R. Rumsey July-196S 8-L. Wise IS—D. Shorno International Student Proiecit— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Intern'! Convention) 8—K. leovenworth 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupollk Employar-Employee Relations- 1—R. Hawley (Rotary December—1964 International Information- 8. Failer, Will Ccuillord Competitor Relations- June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 25—R. Toupaiik November—1964 R. Sweet BOB NAGLE, Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student leans, Cran Wilcox, Al Bulterfield, Sergeant-af-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright ★ '^oecial—At the call of the President 30—R. Loose Youth- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, at 13:00 noon (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Mel Rice, H. Coddington Fred Ncer, Bob Rumsey 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 8—J. Kennedy Student Guests- Rotary Information- March—1965 2—K. Olmsted September—1964 C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeith Fred Culy H. Teeter BOARD OF K. Olmstod, K. leovenworth B. K. Pearee Membership- Woodward. 25-N. Moore Crippled Children- Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Bobier Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 18-R. Kerr Rural Urban- Mogoiino- (Rotary's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Howley Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Classification- Febfuory—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Foiler 26-W. Bobier Duane Davidson (Rotary Magazine) SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to chanoe doles with onother member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allomier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter-Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 276-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie 278-6821 Harvey G- N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-5306 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-5891 278-44S6 278-2854 278-2990 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone-Kathryn Bent, 51 278-6033 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-3086 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babora Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson. 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Failer, 95 N. Honchetf St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9471 ._278-2818 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Atleen__„__„ 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha Roy C. Polterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ;.278-6341 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-8909 278-4115 278-6687 Robert B. Kcrr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 278-5790 279-9551 270-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Charles Schmitl, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergef Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6517 Phone No. Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta C. Alfred Rice. R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6788 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia. Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily. Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma„__ NAME 278-5512 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mobel.. Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-lilliars Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St.. _.J278-4029 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Seolf—Nofalle 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 __.278-6393 278-6316 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter loke— Jonean 278-5165 „..278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizoro Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-6311 ___J78-4198 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva— 278-M12 Is Rotary REFLECTOR rREDERICK H. fCEKS OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, I«C COLDfATER, ELK'S TEMPLE 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Botovio—loMoIne The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome .__J78-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma -iA? of Coldwaler, Michigan 278-2710 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy -V Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5585 278-4243 _.278-4229 278-2451 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude w.278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlone .„_278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Vtrgtnio—.. 278-2041 PUBLISHED BY 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worncr VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio _.ST2-5594 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows r3., R. R. 2—Nellie ROTARY CLUB Phona No. Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna IICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. fferch 23:, 1955 This is Cajipfire Girls Birthday Week, Mutual Insurance Week, Festival of States, and next Sunday is Spring Millinery Week; if this weather keeps up fur hats will he veiy "chic"o We are trying to bring our addressograph plates up to date and if your name and address is incorrect, please help us to get it right. Give your editor the correct information^ Tuesday* s program was furnished by Art Lyon, Fred Culy introduced Calvin Adler, Plant I-fenager if the American International Alizminum Corporation, and Samuel Spector, Vice President of the Corporation, They told of production of aluminum extrusions and Mr, Spector told of the various plants operated by the compary. One of the comments was that new Staff personnel cannot find suitable housing and that new people are not welcomed by the residents of Coldwater as one would naturally expect. This is a sad commentary on Coldwater, but one that is often heard in towns away from Coldwater regarding this fact» Are any Rotarians guilty? Next week Bob Loose is presenting a program dealing with gas production in Southern Michigan, It might be worth while to furnish the Downtown Betterment Association with copies of the March Rotarian in which it describes and pictures the renovation of store fronts. Perhaps if this was done, new stores might be interested in renting themn Chapter Six in '-Service is M^'-Bi^siness", Is Honesty Declining? A well knoi-m educator recently iirged that the teaching of common honesty be in our schools, Iloi'rever, a school rr.perintendcnt placed the responsibility squarely on the shoulders of business? He went on to say that boys and girls leaving school fcr jobs take with them definite standards of honesty, but are soon disillusioned by practices prevailing in places where they work. If hone.st^'' is not to decline, then the home, school, church, trade associations and business in general must combat the tendency to chisel and defraud. If you are feeling veiy sr-iug and solf satisfied, read the article on page 2U of the April ibtarian by Sir Julian Huxley, If it does not cut you down in size, then you are hopeless. You boat owners read of the new bilge pun^ on page 5l of the April Rotarian, Psychiatry is the art of teaching a person to stand on their own two feet while reclining on a couch. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregallona! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopai Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skytine Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Classiifcoticn- Community Sofety— Torg Skabo, R. Howley Club Bulletin- Roy Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. ERNEST W. lUSE Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy. Chorics FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Wm. Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglos Student Guests— BOARD OF MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith BOB NAGLE, Director * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIIL — Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary Intornotlonal Emple>ver-Emploveo Relations— 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebald May-1965 13—C. Allemler 20-Mel. Rice 4-M. McKeith 27—les Woodward Cron Wflcox, A! Butterfield, 11-H. Bunt 3-W. VanAken SERVICE 1—R. Hawley (Rotory Intern'l Convention) 17—C. Swart (Rotary Foundation] 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Julv-1965 8-1. Wiso 15—D. Shorno International Student Protects- 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. Yingling June-1965 10—H. Goodheim Internotlonal Contacts- KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupalik November-1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Croig Sobald, Conrod Swart Four-Way TestRoy Pitts, Mcirk Andrews Occupational Information- 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 18-T. Skabo INTERNATIONAL Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor RelationsDick Mooro, Ralph Toupalik April-1965 October-1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 15-F. Weeks Youth— Sergeanl-at-Armt— Bob Nogfe, Don Wright at 12:00 noon ^ Awards — H. Teeler DIRECTORS 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling Mcl Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (World Understanding] 23-A. Lyon 8—J. Kennedy 22-W. Wilbur Public Relations- dr 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Peorce Fred Nccr, Bob Rumscy 2—K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist March-196S 1—C. Woodword Scholarship, Student Loans, Woodwa rd. (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Rural Urban- Fred Culy 23—R. Waldron IB-R. Kerr Membership— Olin Dolly, Ics Wiso, Fritz VanAken Program- Russell Moore, 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Boves PROGRAMS 4-0. Dally Crippled Children— K. Olmsled, K. Leavenworth Bobier February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Prcsldant Vice-Presidenl Schmitt, Fred Anderson, RUSSELL MOORE, Director Beys' ojid Girls' Week— 1964-T965 JOHN KLEIN COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION AXNER OlSON FRED CULY COMMITTEES - ClUB SERVICE V; KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NiTE Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. V. Kornstion, Hcirry Joseph Duane Davidson (Rotory Mogazlno) F.r^EER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to chongo dotes with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may oppoint □ committee to ossist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Coriyle Ave.—Jean 278-5353 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Soton 278-5691 Williom Bobier, 260 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 278-5386 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Tholma 27B-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara-_ 278-2990 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-W54 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille-' 279-9471 ! 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlolte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbora 278-8909 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389. Grand ;St.—WIIma__ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia • 278-6517 278-4115 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 ___„____'.278-8840 ..279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-6501 E. Ken loovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tokonsha—Margaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 767-7508 278-2261 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Fritz VanAlten, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Werner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio 278-5585 276-4243 278-4229 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelid 278-2947 278-6769 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.-Edno .:.278-2539 Axnor Olson, 304 Grond St.'—Relho "..•_::'_279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace...-'-. ;i;_270-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrcirne i 2.1-278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St:—Ruth jj_-278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, HE. Chicogo St.—Mabel 1.21278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn -.i__278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrice Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Rutb N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scolt—Natalie Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsoy, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5006 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—RHo 278-8318 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake- Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.~Marion 278-6316 278-4350 278-6942 278-4222 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Richord Moore, 42 Carlylo Ave.—Elaine Donald V. Shorno,*156 E. Chicago St.—Louise E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5642 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Etva... John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-2841 5; • ri .. i The COLDWATER See. 34. Rotary REFLECTOR 0®0 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDlfATER, MICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. TEMPLE 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-5165 •. Jonean •i rREDERIC?: H. ..279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozef T', ELK'S 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 •• Visiring Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2710 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wllma Warren Willioms, Balavia—laMolne..! Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella__ Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. .If.'. .J > 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins. 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St • 'C i. Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy INC 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 .278-5412 278-6730 �*He Profits MosS Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. I%rch 17, 1965 This is National Coffee Month, National Egg Month, Spring Clean Up Time and this is National Poison Prevention Week, National VJild Life Week, National Salesmen's Week, National Shoe Care VJeek and National Rice Week. Tuesday was the Ides of l%roh, remember Julius Caesar? Today is St, Patrick's Day and Spring arrives officially the day you get this bulletin. Tuesday, March l6 will go down in history as a red letter day of the Coldwater Rotary Club. Five new members were admitted to the club. They were Richard (Dick) French, Jerry Parker, James (Jim) Skinner, Carroll L. Barnes and George H, Pierce. They were introduced to the club by their sponsors and then Mark Andrevjs outlined the aims, objects and responsibilities of Rotary membership. It was a very fine way to induct new members and something your editor has been plugging for over the years, Eurekal Our student guest was David Olney, a Senior at Coldwater High School, who plans to attend Michigan State next year where he plans to major in Ehgineering, On March 23 at 7:30 p.m. the candidates for Alderman for the city will "Meet the Public" in the Civic Room of the Southern Michigan National Bank. On April 6 the club will have as their guests 9 persons from overseas; 6 from Thailand, 2 from Nepal and 1 from the Phillipines. The 9 are to be here with Boyd Wiggins from April 5 through April 9 with 7 staying on for a longer period,. President Axner Olson in line with Charles Bacon's recent talk on "100 Years in Medicine" told us of teacher requirements in New York City in 1872. You either had to be a saint or a slick hypocrite to meet the criteria for a teacher. According to the District Governor's Letter, Coldwater attendance dropped below 90^ for February. It was 89.29^ - fourth in the clubs of comparable size in the District, A home is being sought for a Japanese girl who wishes to spend her last year in High School in the United States, If you want a foster daughter for a year write District Governor Don Doubleday, Buena fe como norma (habitual good faith) was the interpretation given to vocational service by the Spanish speaking Rotarians of Latin America, Can any more be said? This seems to tell the whole story. If you have a child in school read the article on Page UO of the ■Dferch RCTARIAN. The perfect man is the one your wife might have married, but didn't. Ray M.chahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSOALI — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 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DERF .HCIM FO ,RETAWDLOC BULC YRATOR �*Ee Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the^U. S. 'A. '"MiRCH 9,"1965 ' This is Cross Month, Children-s Art Month, National Coffee Mpnth and National Egg Month. Also National Business Women^s Week, Girl Scput Week, Save your Vision Week, National Peanut Week and on Satur^ Florida Citrus Fruit Showcase begins. Standards for high professional performance in his chosen field, business or area of so:Vice is required of all R^tarians. One chairman of a Vo cational Service Committee in speaking t-c his club said, "It is my duty as the spokeman for the Vocational Service Committee to say to you in all candor and emestness, that unless you are carrying back to your craft, your trade association, or your profession the ideals, the precepts and the high standards embodied in Rotary, you should resign. If you are td« busy or don't care enough to do this you are failing to carry out the Code of Rotary and the membership made a mistake when they let you in." Think this over. Rehearsal each Tuesday night. less than a month away. Time is flying and April 8, 9 and 10 are Be therel Two new Board Members were elected at Tuesday's meeting; Tom Collins and ■ Charles Bacon will help run the club the coming year. April 1 the old Board of Directors "will meet with the new Board at Stukey's Inn for next years planning. Tuesday, March I6 is to be a red letter day for Coldwater Rotary; six new members are to be taken into the club. Few members wh#^ have not been op the Board of Directors realize the preliminary work and decisions that go into the task of admitting a new member. is to do the honors. .... We understand that Mark Andrews .. The induction of the new members under the direction of Fred Culy will constitute the program on Tuesday. Wade Bressler told the club on Tuesday '-:^f traffic safety stating that , Coldwater has a high incidence of accidents and fatalities for a city of its size. Through the school safety "program they are trying to educate the children sc as to reap the benefit when they are adults. The program for Tuesday, June 1 at the Rotary Convention will cover the Second Plenary Session, entertainment for the Rotary Anns and in the afternoon different vocational groups will meet for discussions. If you are going better make your reservation early. In the February ROTARIAN read the article "Here is Rotary 1965". It makes you very much aware that Rotary is world-wide covering practically every country outside the Iron Curtain. Languages may be different, the complexions may be different but all are Rotarians, The trouble with being a parent is that by the time you are experienced and an expert ycu are unemployable. Ray Mulchahey IK; You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. - ALBION — Parher inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stale Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-196S DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance- Tonr Collins, Norm Moore Beys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bocon, Al Rice " Classification- 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY ERNEST W. lUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN President Vice-Presidont Secretory Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- Wm. Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mrs. Groee Potterson — Organist OF MEETINGS Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of eoeh month at 12:00 noon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE social—At the call of the President ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Intemetlonal CHARLES PEHENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associatiens— 8-L. Wise Don Shorno, Roy Patterson SONG I 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Deon 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—D. Dovldson LEADERS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Fuller . KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph 29-H. Teeter July-196S 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox Rotary FoundationDick .Biringer, Ray Fox Pay,! Hurley, R. Yingling 22-W, Williams 15—D. Shorno international Student Projects- Cralg Scbold, Conrad Swort intern'! Convention) 15—R. Rumsey 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— 1—R. Hawley (Rotory 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 International information- B. Falter, Will Couillard Competitor Relations- Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 16-T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart R. Sweet Sergeant-at-Arms— Mav-1965 November—1964 Cran Wilcox, Al Bullerfield, H. Teeter DIRECTORS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Youth— Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, * BOARD Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary Information- 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodword Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Woodword. 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Fred Culy April-1965 29—R. Yingling Awards — Program- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearco Public Relations- (World Understanding) 23-A. lyon 1—C. Woodword &—J, Kennedy Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Willloms, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— 2-K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Rural Urban- Bobior (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 18-R. Ken K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth John Walker, Bob Loose Mogazine— 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Woldron Au9ust-1964 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children- Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovee Community SafetyTorg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—196S COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26-W. Sobier Duone Davidson SPRING (Rotary Magazine) LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to ehgnge dales with another member, adviseihe program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such at Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. FRED CULY, Progrom Choirman — Telephone 2?9-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther-.. Phone No. 278*2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlylo Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Seton 278-5891 Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicane St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Bobaro Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogono Free) Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-5386 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278*5234 278-6054 279*9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille Albert Foiler, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278*2818 278-8609 278*5909 278-6598 278*5475 278*5318 278*6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr,-Aileen— Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo— Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marfho John Klein, Box 148—Palrlcio-__.„_„_ 278*8909 i_278*6687 278-6788 278-5790 278*8840 279-9551 NAMEAddress and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Mllford A. MeKcith, 75 N. HucJson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefia Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Phone No. 278-6501 Weosler Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-6769 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Fred H. Weeks; R. R. 4-Beotrlee Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyiiss 278*4243 278-4229 278*4159 279*9551 ..278*6278 ,.278*5078 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Soson 279*9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 MorshoTI St.-Edna 278*2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-2979 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 278*5512 279*9360 B. K. Pearcc. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 c. Chicago St.—MabelC. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278*2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, Rd., Jockson—lillion ST2-5594 Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergot 278-5714 1903 Kibby Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Croig Sebald, R. lf. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Morshali St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia.- Address and Rotary Ann Phene No. NAME Rale Iph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1^3 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278*6850 767-7508 278*2261 278*2947 278-5006 278*8318 278-5842 278-6316 -.278-4350 278-8942 278*4222 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Ann 278*2710 We.sley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranstorv Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ... Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo. r. Warren Williams, Balcvia—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Charles Woodward. 163 Morsholl St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5585 278*4029 278-2612 278*8238 Bronson 369*4024 278-4424 278*5033 Leslie Woodward. 163 Marsholl St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Natalie _.279*9428 278*5033 „278*4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14331 iyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Jonean - 278*5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlilowbrook Rd.—Elv^ John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278*5165 — 278*6311 278-4198 -.278*5412 278*6730 278*2841 J V •*• • 1., •. . ; .." •> .*- .-U • ! ■ ■ The COLDWATER Sec. 34 Rotary REFLECTOR I FREDERICfC H. tEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwoteri Michigaji Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Roiarians Always Welcome COLDBATCR, EICH* �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ■ «r • ' n: ^ • Mbch 2', This is National Weights and Measures Week, Return the Borrowed Book Week, Tuesday, March 2 was International Pancake Day, This is Red Cross Month, ChUdren's Art Month, Buttermilk Bread Sales Month and National Coffee Month. More next week, however, Saturday the day you receive this there will be held in Ostende, Belgium "Bal du Rat Mort . Is competition a blessing or a curse? Rotarians who under^ke their vocational service as a practical program for their daily busD^ness and not merely as an occasional gesture of self-sacrifice should be quite clear in their minds about this. Competition keeps people on their toes and a fast stepping competitor helps do this; he makes you put forth that extra effort which wins. Should we dislike the man who helps us to win? Common sense says no. As a business man what steps have you taken to cooperate with your competitors to improve your common service to society? Do you have a person in mind whom you would like to be considered for a 1966-67 Rotary Foundation Fellowship? If you do, better hurry the deadline is April 15> 1965- The program for Monday, May 31 at Atlantic City, Rotary International Convention includes the first business session, activities for the young people on Steel Pier, International Friendship meetings and dinners. These will bring together the persons from the matched districts ol Rotary for a discussion of- things of interest to members from both districts. Tuesday the club heard a discussion of the building of the new Junior High School which it is hoped will be opened in Janua^ of 19o7. it is to be built west of the present high school and should aid in the better education and training of the 7 8 graders. Next week Wade Bressler is to present a program dealing with the safety patrol. Attendance at a club such as Rotary in Coldwater and attendance at a club having 150-175 members is very different. The larger clubs do not have singing, very little fellowship and certainly not the frxendlxness that you find in a smaller club. Be glad you belong to a small club. We don't know if we made a 100^ meeting on February 23- There were several members yet to be heard from. Marriage entitles women to the protection of strong men who steady the stepladder for them while they paint the kitchen ceiling. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Perish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director MICH. Attendonce— Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSB Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. President Vice Presldenf Seerolary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer JOHN KLEIN Assistonf Sec'y-Treas. Directors—Axnor Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitf, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist K. Olmstod, K. Leavenworth Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VonAken Program- Awards — Student Guests- Rotory Information- Youth- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy oF each month at 12:00 noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENG1LL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. The above o programs , 1—Paul Hurley Four-Way TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Rotary Foundotion— Dick Biringer, Ray Fox : 13—C. Heikklnen 20—J. Dean 22—A. Butterfield 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wiko* January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN SONG LEADERS ! v.- Kornstien, Harry Joseph 6—K. Peorco 15—D. Shorno KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen Trade Associations— 15—R. Rumsey July-1965 8-1. Wise Rod McKnighl, Art Lyons Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 22-W. Williams • 29—H. Teeter December—1964 Inlernalionoi Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Occupational Information— ' Poijj Hurley, R. Yingling (Rotary Foundation) 24-H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations— Crolg Scbold, Conrod Swart I—R. Howley (Rotary 17—C. Swart International information- B. Follcr, Will Coolllord Dick Moore, Rolph Toupollk 25—R. Tovpalik June-1965 10—H. Goodholm SERVICE International Contacts- Competitor Relations— 4-M. McKeifh n-H. Bunt 18-T. Skobo November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations- 27-T. Collins Mav-1965 3—W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the coll of the President 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodword R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE April-1965 6—C. Sebold Cron Wilcox, Al Butterfiold, H. Teeter 30—R. Loose 13—C. Aliemior Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-ArmsBob Nagle, Den Wright 23—A. Lyon October—1964 C. Heikklnen, Mac McKelth Fred Culy (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 2P-R. Yingling Scholarship, Student loans, Public Relations- 2—K. Olmsied 9—M. Andrews 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce (Rotory's Anniversary) March-196S 16-W. Treat September—1964 Rural Urban— Membership— * 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— Magazine- Woodword. 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Woldron August-1964 Community Safety— Horvey Bent BY ELECTION 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovee Chorles Bocon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 PROGRAMS Boys' and Gi/Is' Week— ClassiPication— OFFICERS February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Duane Davidson 12—D. Davids'orf IP-A. Foller 26-W. Bobier ' (Rotary Mogozine) SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER is our progrom schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program cholrmon of the change. Members having special such OS Lodies' Night, may oppoini o eommitfee to ossist with the detolls. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter-Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lone-Kofhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth ..., Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie : Phone No. ._278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone No. 278-6501 ^_278-6850 Robert loose-R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernesi W. lose, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 767-7508 ._'.278-2261 270-2947 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter loke—Suzanna.. 278-5554 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean Wiliiom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-8086 278-5386 Harold MeKnlght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol----279-9551 Selon 278-5891 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia Fred H.-Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlee Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla •.:278-6278 278-5078 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfiold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy— Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jone 278-6843 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 270-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett, St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-5909 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory He[en--278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-i-Wilma—I Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-W87 278-6788 278-5790 276-8840 279-9551 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha _-279-9360 Charles Wo^word, 163 Marshall St. 8. K. Pcoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts. 55 N. Sprague St.-Roth 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmsfed, 70 MorshoTl Sf.-Edno 278-2539 Roy C. Potlerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 278-2790 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—cfrget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Inke—Rita .-278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno,. 156 E- Chicago St.—Louise ...278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon.. E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio v: The COLDWATER Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio 278-4350 278-8942 ..278-4222 ...278-2841 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie Janeort Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Willcwbrook Rd.-Etvo John Walker, 33 Daugherly—Gretehen..... "S5"r WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDIATER, KXCU. of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome — 278-4468 ._._278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS I PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 278-5033 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sproguc St.—Hazel... Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coidwater Lake— Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUE 278-5033 278-4424 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie J. He 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. ;.:;r rREDERICi: 278-4029 .278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 - 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St.__I— Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma Warren Willioms, Satavia—LoMoine Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5505 INC. 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 __.278-4198 278-5412 _._278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^ . February 23, 1965 Tiiis is Catholic Book Week, National Engineer's Week, Pencil V/eek and Sertoman's Freedom Week. Chuck Woodward should know that next Sunday is Bachelor's Day set aside to stimulate sales to merchandise used by men. A tip of the hat to Vince Komstein on liis promotion, you can't keep a good man down. Paul liarris the founder of Rotary was a lawyer and took an actice part in local, state, national and international legal affairs. He felt somewhat isolated from business and in an effort to bridge the gulf with trade he invited to the first Rotary meeting a coal dealer, a tailor and a mining engineer. Diversification of membership in Rotary iias been its aim and goal since its start and every effort has been made to promote the Vi/orthiness of all legitimate occupations and to nromoto high ethical standards in business and profession. Dignity of a job well done is basic to vocational service and by giving iiigh type service a job however limited acquires dignity. Your editor knew of a club that had a wide program for cripnled children and when a local shoemaker refused to accept payment for repairs to shoes of the crippled children he was taken into Rotary and became an excellent Rotarian. Next week Bill Bobier will present a program dealing with the new Junior High School, Should be interesting. This week was Past Presidents' Day in line with the 60th Anniversary of Rotary. Tliere were ten present of the more than forty men who have Jield that office; Fritz VanAken, Clyde Williams, iJoward Teeter, Chuch Vvoodward, Fred F/eeks, Lester V/ise, John Dean, Mark Andrews, Ernest Luse and Webster Treat told bric-flv of events that occurred during their terms in office. George Owers, a former member who is now in Ann Arbor, was a club visitor Tuesday, ^ Tlie February ROTARIAN is one copy that should be read from "kiver to kiver" and then kept in your library. It !ias more dope on Rotary than any other issue in the last JO years. Look at the pictoral story of Rotary beginning on Page 36 and ending on Rage 43. It is all there shown graphically what, how and to whom it happened.^ 1/e noticed in the picture on Page 37 that the clocks were there away back in 1905 They still are. Look at the map on Pages 34 5 35 and then say that Rotary has not become world v.dde, I'Jio could have foretold its tremendous growth in 60 years. From one club to 1J,S8£ clubs vjith 562,000 members in 127 countries, with 92 new clubs since July 1, 1964. Keatii Pearce has announced a full chorus practice for Tuesday night. March 2 Elks at 7:30 p.m. radio? the when the ivee small voice was your conscience instead of a tra^^-istor Ray Mulch alley You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 8R0N50N — Congregational Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cefe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COIDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY ERNEST W, LUSE President Vko-President Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FellowshipJohn Wolkor, Bob Loose Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Lcs Wise, Fritz VonAken Program- Directors—Axnor Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Fred Nccr, Bob Rumscy Rotary InformationErnest Lusc, Chuck Woodword, Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist H. Teeter at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations- Special—At the coll of the President 6. Falter, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International CHARLES PETTENGILl-Greenwich, Conn. Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart Four-Way Test- General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dlit., Rotary International Trade Associations- Ray Pitts, Mork Andrews Donold B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. 27-T. Collins May—1965 4-M. McKeith 27—Les Woodword Cran Wllcox, Al Butlerfield, 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodhoim 17-C. Swart INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy n-H. Bunt November—1964 June-1965 1—R. Hawley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts- December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnIght, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22-A. Butlerfield 29-C. Wlkox international Student Proieels— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary Foundotlon— Dick Biringer, Ray Fox Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Lcavenworfh 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teoter Ju)y-1965 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller 26—W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Choirman SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duone Davidson V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebald Mel Rice, H. Coddlngfon Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Aprll-1965 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice Youth— Bob Naglo, Don Wright 8—J. Kennedy 30—R. Loose October—1964 R. Sweet Sergeant-ot-Arms— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 23-A. Lyon 15—F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Public Relations- Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 29—R. Yingling Awards — March—1965 2-K. Olmsled 9—M. Andrews 16—W. Treat September—1964 Scholarship, Student Loans, C. Heikkinen, Moc McKelth Fred Culy Moore, K. Olmsled, K. Leavcnworth B. K. Peorce Wm. Bobior Assistant Sec'yTreas. 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Magazine— Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Crippled Children— (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Daily 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Targ Skabo, R. Hawley Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchohcy, John Elswoiler, Jr. 1964-1965 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 9—C. Bacon 16—5. Bovee Chorles Bacon, Al Rice Classiifcation- 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with another member, odvlse the program chairmon of Ihe change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with Ihe details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 ..278-6343 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Albert Bulterfield, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 Harold Coddington, 324 £. Chicago St.-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly. 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-2990 276-5234 278-6054 279-9471 276-2818 John Elsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Duane E. Dovldson. 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Volcrie 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchctt St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbara_.278-B909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St,—Mary Helen..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilmo _„_.__278-6637 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Marfho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Np. H. Vincent Kornsllen, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6850 767-7508 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2261 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 i. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Horold McKnIght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 279-9551 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Clyde Williams. R. R. 1-Wiimo 278-8238 K. I. Olmsted, 70 MarshoTl St.—Edna 278-2539 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A, McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen—_—278-2947 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Fred Neer,'203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.-Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 c. Chicogo St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 116 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth 278-6161 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie— 278-6783 278-5790 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-8840 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion—; E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia.- _______________279-9551 278-6501 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene.. 278-6316 278-4350 —278-8942 278-4222 -.278-2841 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Della Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St 278-5033 Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth— Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie 279-9428 ——278-5033 278-4468 ——278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Janeen Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine — Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva— John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelehen—— The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDIATCKy NXCH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwatery Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ^ 278-4029 278-2612 -Bronson 369-4024 d: FREDERICK 278-4229 278-4159 Wesley Wlbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy-Warren Williams, Sotavio-LoMoine 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 -m 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 �February 25, 1965 fhe Board of Directors have approved for membership in the Coldvvfater Rotary Club the ■-ollowing individuals. Any objections should be presented in writing to ths Secretary within ten days from date of this letter. Lee Brayton Major Classification Building Materials Minor Classification Cement Block Manufacturer Carroll Clothing Industry Shoes Retailing Metal Working Industry Brass Goods Manufacturer Jerry Parker Food Industry Groceries Retailing George Pierce Finance Savings § Loan James Skinner Government Social '..'elfare Barnes Richard C. French Ernest Uh Luse, Secretary �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWaVeR ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater,.Michigon The ^irigingest Club in the U. 5February l6, 1965 Sunday, February l^s- was Gaekkebreu in Denmark, Monday, February 15 was Susan B. Anthcny Day. Tlovr many know who she was or what she did? Saturday, February 20 is the beginning of Future Farmers of America Week. This week is also Crime prevention Week. John Klein is still ill in the hospital but is somewhat improved. (2-18^.65 FIPlSH from bedside. John says "'Hello^' and that he is feeling better and ever the "humps'.) per J,W.E. At Tuesday's meeting Seton presented a Highway Safety film which was excellent, This might be used profitably by any group and especially in a Driver Training Course. How many members noticed that the old gal who caused the accident was the one who bought the chair at the opening of the film? With the expectation that there i-riill be a number of new membess taken into the club before July 1, would it not be a good idea to make the present member who submitted the name of the prospective member responsible for the new member for one year after induction? He could educate him as to attendance, aims and responsibilities and reinforce the Rotary Information meeting, V/hy not have the proposer and the new member both attend the Rotary Information meeting? On April 8 the Hillsdale Club is having a Ladies Night at the Hillsdale College Dining Room and will have as its speaker Judge Kessenger who is a nationally Icnown outstanding speaker, Coldwater Rotarians and their Rotary Anns are invited. The tab to be $5 per person. Next week, February 23 id the 60th Anniversary of Rotary and an effort is being made to have 100^ attendance, Jesse Waldron has the program and vrhile he isn't saying what it will be, ypu can rest assured that it will be interests ng. Rotary International Convention is to be Sunday, May 30 - June 3> 1965. Sunday for registration and the opening feature of the Convention will be a presentation of flags, a welcome by Rotary International Officials and Fred V/aring and the Pennsylvanians. Better plan to go and see the sights of the Board Walk, From SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS: Many Rotarians perhaps may not understand Vocational Service and yet Vocational Service is most simple and practical, it is each man's life and occupation. By giving service to the best of his ability in his chosen occupation or profession, he is living Vocational Service. This climate of service may be harsh and discouraging. The province of Vocational Service is misunderstood when it is limited to the aims and practices of Rotarians. Vocational Service is SHARING with others who are not Rotarians. SHARING with them the ideal of Rotary. Classification is basic to Rotary m'^mberslu.p and each Rotarian as a trustee of his classification is obligated to share with others who are not Rotarians the realization that each occupation entails a responsibility and if an undesirable situation exists or arises make every effort to correct the defect. It has been said that keeping a secret from some people is like trying to smuggle daylight past a rooster. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregafiono! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant ~ Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classification- Duke Davidson, John Dean, Club Bulletin- 1964-196S Ray Mulchahoy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OlSON - FRED CULY Prosldoni Vlce-PresIdent ERNEST W. LUSE Seeretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assislanl Soe'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Memberthio— Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagto, Douglas ProgramFred Culy Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth— Fred Noor, Bob Rumsey at 12:00 noon ipeclal—At the call of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internotionol CHARLES PETTENGIll - Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald 8. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Trade Associations— (Rotary Foundotion] 24—H. Joseph Rotary Foundation- JuIy-196S 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfleld 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddlngton 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstlon, Harry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Lcavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Wilflams 29-H. Teeter I—Poul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 25—R. Toupolik June-1965 December-1964 International Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational informatioit— la-T. Skabo 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swort International Contacts- Employer-Employee Relations— General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois 4—M. McKoiih 11-H. Bent November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director International infarmallon— Craig Sebald, Conrad Swarf Four-Way Test- 27-T. Collins May-1965 3—W. VonAken B. Faller, Will Couillard Competitor Relotions— Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27—Les Woodward INTERNATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ April-1965 October—1964 6-C. Sebald R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 30—R. loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice Cron Wilcox, At Bullorflold, Bob Nagle, Den Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 8—J. Kennedy Mol Rice, H. Coddlngton Sergoont-at-Arms— 9—M. Andrews 29-R. Yingling Awards — Morch-l96S 2—K. Olmstcd 16—W. Treat September—1964 I—C. Woodward C. Helkkinon, Mac McKelth H. Teeter MEETINGS 18-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Scholarship, Student Loans, Student Guests— Woodwa rd. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Icavenworth Public Relations- (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Howloy B. K. Poarce Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VonAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS Charles Bacon, A1 Rice Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobter 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4-0. Daily Rural Urban- Magazine— 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION February-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 19-A, Faller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogozine) Duane Dovldson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change doles with onother member, odvise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 4, Coidwoter-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Margoref Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh - 278-8086 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Bobora 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chleogo St.-Vero Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-2990 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jone Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2618 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairficid Dr.-Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro 278-6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara...278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn™—. 278-6687 278-6788 Johr> A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 John Kleirr, Box 148—Patrieio 279-9551 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mortha___».____ 278-8840 t4ormand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo 278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pcorl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 K. L. Olmsted, 70 MorshoM St.-Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha Roy C. Pofterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St.-MabelC. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jaekson-lilllan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2790 278-2451 _..ST2-5594 278-5006 Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—Rlld Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie. Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 273-8318 278-5B42 27B-6316 278-4350 Charles Schmitf, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergef 278-5714 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Artone Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phone No. Fred H. Weeks,. R. R. 4—Beatrice Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-5386 Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwolor Lake—Suzonna Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondl, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Cf.—Tholmo William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret NAME 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-8942 278-4222 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4159 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St.. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, Bolavlo-laMoine Bronson 369-4024 Chorles Woodword, 163 Morshall St 278-5033 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.— Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-4468 278-W93 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 fyopawo Rd., Coidwoter lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro — — Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eioine...— t [>®0 o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY. 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visuing Rotarians Always Welcome flCERg QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDIATER, UICH. 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo-..._-278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen —.278-2841 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 279-9428 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Nofalio..— See, 34.6* rRCDERlCK H. 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY _-278-5554 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, (;oldwa}er, Michigan * '■ The Singingest Club inthe U'S. A. — r-:-^ —: ' • FEBRUARY 9, 1965 Tins is Catholic Press Month, Frozen Potatoe iionth and Butter and Pancake font-:. It is also national Pie.nento Week, National Children's Dental Health Week, Ne^ro Ifistory V.'eek, National Electrical h'eek and Raisin Bread '.;eek. The club has lost Don HrigUt through resignation this tiontii, -.e hone he v/ill return to the club at a later date. February 23 will be the 60th Anniversary of Rotary International and the club is aiming for a 100% meeting cn tuat date. It is easy to have such a meeting if only eacn person takes it upon himself to "be there". Tiie early leavers have been very nuxisrous lately. Uiis is a habit that should be avoided if at all possible and as is usual it is a few who never stay for the nrogram. llhat is coming upl February 25, Dinner and Showboat at Vicksburp iiarch 12 13, Model U. N. at Hillsdale College April 30, District Conference at Sturgis June 11 vl 12, District /xssembly for Inconing Presidents At long last sometliing that has been a net project of your sditarian is ?oing to cone about, Many service clubs and organizations have aii imnressive and meaningful cere mony for nev/ members joining the club. If nov/ members knew how they are selected and what Rotary membership stands for togeti.sr witii the obligations that they assuiae when they become members perhaps they might take their membership more seriously. " ' John Klein is suffering parotitis contagiosa caused by a virus Rabula-inflans. During the articles dealing with George Washington Carver in the ROTARIA-N we have often v;ondered where he would have stood at present in regard to civil rights, Ghaiices are he would have been too busy to get involved, oHRVICn IS i!Y BUSINESS is a small book of 1*40 pages that has 15 chapters dealing wit-.: i^Dtary, It has gone througi: 8 printings and 200,000 copies have been Published, It is tne present plan of your editarian to bring to club members a resume of one chapter in each bulletin for the next fev.' iveeks. siiould have one, It is good reading and each, momber Johi'i Etsweiler was in Chicago recently on business. Tlie good doctor "Charles Bacon" did not give your editor all the facts when he announced "100 Years of Progress" as his program, l.'e can well understand that with 100 years of family medical experience back of him he can sneak with authority which lie did. Next week Seton Bovee has the program. The program? I dunno, he dunno. Before critizing your wife's faults, remember that it may have bec-n tiiose vary defects which.prevented her from catching a better husband, . Ray Iiulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Globs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopoi Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restourant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. DOUG WOOWARD, Director AXNER OLSON FRED CULY . - Tom Collins, Norm Moore Roy Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- Secretary Magozine— ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Treosorer JOHN KLEIN Assistenf Soc'y-Treos. John Walker, Bob Loose Wni. Schmill, Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, Clyde Willioms, Robert Nogle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ^^'Pecioi—At the coll of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will CouiMord Competitor Relations- ie-T. Skabo General Secretary, Rolary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary inlernalionol Donald B. Doubiedoy, Kalamozoo, Mich. Trade Assoeiallons— Internotionol Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 1—R. Hawfey (Rotory Intcrn'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December—1964 1—Paul Hurley Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno international Student Projects- 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Hoikkinen 22—A. Butterfiold Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J, Dean 27—H. Coddinglon 29-C. Wilcox Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph FRED ANDERSON, Director Paul Hurley, R. YIngling 25—R. Toupalik 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart SERVICE Red McKnighl, Aft Lyons Four-Woy TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews 4-M. McKeith 11-H. Bent November—1964 International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee RelationsCroig Sebald, Conrad Swarf May-1965 27—Les Woodward Cron V/ilcox, Ai Bulterfield, INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allomicr 20-Mel. Rice R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 Youth- Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon Aprii-1965 29—R. Yingling Awards — Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month 30—R. loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (World Understanding] 23-A. Lyon I—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy C. Hetkkinen, Moc McKcith Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treot September—1964 Student Guests- Rotary Information- Mareh-1965 25—N. Moore K. Olmsfcd, K. Loavonworth B. K. Peorce ProgramFred Culy (Rolary's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair] Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Public Relations- 23-R. Waldron 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children- Bobier Membership— Woodward. 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 4-0. Daliy Rurol Urbon— Olin Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Augusl-1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Community Safely— Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- PfcsidonI Vieo-Presidcnt February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director Clo ssiifcotienOFFICERS BY ELECTION .. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rolary Magazine] Duone Davidson The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs. NAME such OS ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. " " - . FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rolary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allomicr, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy 278-2903 H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd,—Morjerie 278-5358 278-6821 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kofhryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6033 278-6343 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.-Clara 278-5891 Albert 278-2854 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Bulterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane-Jane Duone E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—loellle Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5386 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 __278-MS4 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbafa__278-8909 Carlo Heikkincn. 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinrj____ 278-6637 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha.____ ?7a.570n 276-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-DeIia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4229 278-4159 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 276-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-5078 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine - 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Doi/glos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kcnrieth Putnam. 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel_ C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 1903 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Llllion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmilt, 75 Cheryl Ann 278-5006 Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R..2-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 MarshOll St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia - 278-5714 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Willioms, Batavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Donold Wright, 21 278-8318 Ed Holiz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter loke— 278-5842 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-8942 Howord K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-4350 _-278-4222 278-2841 . Jonean .• John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen FREDERICK H, 1EEK3 .1 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4468 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloine Sec. 34.6s COLDIATER, IICH. __279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Spragoe St.—Hazel 1 of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2612 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notollo Notary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4029 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Cloy St ... I Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 WoDsfer Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann— Warner VanAken, R, R. 2-Gladys 278-6311 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. F8bri®,ry 2,. if.45 . Monday Feb. 1 is National Freedom Day, set aside by President Lincoln as the day on which slavery in the United States was abolished. This is International Clergy Week. This month has been set aside as National Heart Month and also as American Music Month. Today, Tuesday, is Ground Hog Day and from the sun shining, we will probably have at least 6 weeks more of winter. Thursday, Feb. 4, is the beginning of National Kraut and Frankfurter Week and Friday, Feb. 5> is the beginning of Take Tea and See Week. Scout Week, Sunday, Feb. 6, is the beginning of Boy More next week. President Axner Olson reports that the submission of the names of prospective members is bringing about results. These names were considered at the Board of Directors meeting which was held at the hotel on Thursday noon. Maybe we will meet the objectives of R. I, President Pettingill. President Axner also, at Tuesday*s meeting, requested that the Club aim for at least one 100^ meeting this year. Our club as come close but has never made this goal. Congratulations to Rotarian Cranston Wilcox on being selected as the Coldwater Man of the Year. Many people do not know of his many activities in the community but they are many and it is only fitting he should be recognized for these. If you are planning on attending the Vicksburg Rotary Minstrels, you had better make your reservations now as there are only 600 tickets to be sold at $4.00 per person. This seems a small number when one knows the Coldwater Rotary Shows are usually seen by about 2,500 people and the money raised is used for various community projects. BOWLERS take notice. The Ypsilanti Rotary Club is sponsoring a tournament to be held at the Ypsi-Ann alleys on three Sundays, March 28, April 4 and 11. The student guest on Tuesday was Larry Dunn, a senior from the Coldwater High School. He has been very active in 4-H Club work and plans to attend Michigan State University where he plans to major in Animal Husbandry. Next week, Charles Bacon, will present his own program entitled 'A Century of Progress. • He is a relatively young fellow who did not live in the last century but perhaps he has read a lot and has seen some pictures of blacksmith shops, milking stools, hand cream separators and apple butter made in a copper kettle over and open fire. It should be interesting, knowing the good doctor. This week Fred Culy presented George Pierce, Chairman of Public Education of the Branch County Cancer Society. He outlined the program of that organization and stressed the value of periodically having thorough medical check ups. If the Rotarians do follow his advice and get such a check up, don't expect to get it for the price of an office call and be sure to set aside at least 2 hours for it. If it is complete, it will cost you money but will be well worth the price. Try it and you will make it a regular thing. John Mathews. Crusade Chairman for this year was introduced by Harvey Bent, President of the Branch County Cancer Society. Attendance on Tuesday was not too good, as many men have left for warmer climes but they are men that will make up. The early leaver list was pretty large for the day. Any child that is raised by the book is very probably a first edition. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday. 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Reitauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stale Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Boys' and Girls' Week— tlnarles Bocon, Al Rice Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classiifcation- OFFICERS BY ElECTION AXNER OlSON Presidenf FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Viee-Prosldcnt - Seerelary Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'yTreas. Wm. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rotory InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumscy. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 noon ^ ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIll-Greenwich, Conn. International Craig S.cbaid, Conrod Swart Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational Information- Information- 29-C. Wilcox - 27—H. Coddington , SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V, Kornstien, Horry Joseph 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkincn 20—J. Dean Januaryir7l965 SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Trade Associations— 22-W. Willloms Jury-196S 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Bulterfield Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Roy Fox Intern'! Convention) 8—K. leavenworth ' 15—R. Rumsey 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley International Student Proieels— Don Shorno, Roy Pbltcrson Four-Way Test- 1—R. Hawley (Rotary December—1964 Red McKnight, Art Lyons Competitor RelationsDick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relotions— General Secretary, Rotary International Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Douafleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy B. Faller, Will Couillord June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— 25-R. Toupalik 10—H. Goodholm T7-C. Swart FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director ipecial—At the call of the President 18-T. Skabo ' INTERNATIONAL. SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE 4-M. McKelth 11-H. Bent November—1964 3-W. VanAken R. Sweet Bob Nogle, Don Wright 27-T. Collins Mav-196S 27—Les Woodword Cran Wileox, Al Bulterfield, Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 13—C. Allemier 20-Met. Rice Mel Rice, H. Coddington H. Teeter April-1965 October-1964 6-C. Sebald C. Heikkincn, Mac McKelth Student Guests- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 29—R. Yingling Awards — Public Relations- Woodward. (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Scholarship, Student loans, ProgramFred Culy 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Peorce Olln Doily, les Wise, Fritz VonAken Directors—Axncf Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas 25—N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Mareh-1965 2—K. Olmsted September—1964 Rural Urban- Bobier (Rotary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweller, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Magazine- 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovce 23-R. Waidron 11—6. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS August-1964 Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY •' 19-A. Foller ' FALL LADIES' NITf V. KORNSTIEN 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE ., .(Rotory Magazine) Dunne Davidson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65, If you wish to ehcingo dates with another mcniber, odvise the"program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. • FRED CULY,.Program Choirman — Telephone 27?-9471... ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. AMomter, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marlorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 NAME Address ond Rotary Ants Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret..767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Weosfer Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suionno ..278-5585 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotriee -.278.4159 Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125—Delia N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-6843 278-8086 Harold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 278-5891 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyilss Selon Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetia Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys— Raymond Mulchahcy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Surondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2854 273-2990 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St,—Imogone Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Oiin Dally, 61 278-2818 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babora Mople Lane—Jane 278-5234 Duano E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.-rEIIen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-8609 _,i278-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.-Chorlotte 278-6598 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R, R. 2-^oris 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake-Borbora...278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen_..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.-Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn 278-6687 278-6788 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfha 278-5790 278-8840 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Oimslod, 70 MorshaTi St.—Edna 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 B. K. Pcarce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam; 1 T c. ;Chicago St.—Mabef C. Alfred Rice, R. .1, Union City—Evelyn. 278-6161. 278-2790 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmiti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebold. R. R. 2, M«rrison Loke—Rlta.,_^ Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .-278-8318 '..278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene 278-8942 Mel Rico, 1903 kiafby RA, Joekson—Lilllon Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2979 278-4222 278-2841 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 J. - V.-j.,':- 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS ' Olin Fry, 59 5. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holiz, 14331 lyopowa Rd., Cojdwater lake— Janean r-: • • -ji .■ \.Vi. __-278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave-r-Elalne .____.278-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo—___.278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen__________27S-6730 .ju iX 1 pt :t.: ^■C . . /■-V.v- .. The COLDWATER See. 34.66 Rotary REFLECTOR D>®01 TREDERICr H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COI^DRATCR, iXCR. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiling Rotarians Always Welcome ..278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora ■ : .r.: 279-9428 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie— 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notolie ......278-6393 '.J. .' 278-4424 278-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 278-4350 278-4029 :!i.278-2612 Clyde Wiilioms, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Willloms, Botavia—LaMoine—' Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho 278-4229 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Lester F. Wise, R, R. 2-Celio Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.- 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chieago'St.—Mary Ann._ Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys INC, �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 26, I965 This is National IMCA Week, This month is National Colorado Beef Month, Kid-Pleasin Meal Time Month, Louisiana Yam Supper Month, Commemoration of the Beginning of the Presidency of the United States and the Inter national Cooperation Year begins. According to District Governor Don's NEWSLETTER for January there is no candidate for I966-67 District Governor nominee. He will be named at the Sturgis Rotary Conference on April 30anyone is Interested they should get in touch with Past District Governor Ed Lincoln of Marshall. Our attendance for December was 89.29^ which places us 8th in sixteen clubs comparable to ours in size. Eight clubs in District 636 had at least one 100^ meeting. The January Apparently District 636 is on the move for new Rotarians. NEWSLETTER listed J6 new members. Do all members know that there is a Directory issued by Rotary Inter national which lists every club in the world. It gives day, time and place of meetings. If you are going on a trip check with Ernie Luse and get the dope on the area to which you are going. Each Rotarian must attend 60^ of each meeting to have his attendance count. He must also attend 60^ of the meetings to maintain his membership and if he is absent four consecutive meetings he is automatically dropped as a member. _ Do you know that the first Rotary Wheel was a wagon wheel and the present keyed tj^pe wheel was not adopted until^l922. The wheel now has six spokes and twenty-four teeth. The keyway shows it" to be a working gear. On November 2^, 1964 there were 11,86? Rotary Clubs in the world with about 560,000 Rotarians in 12? countries. Seventy-two new clubs have been or ganized since July 1, 1964. At this time when so much is being written about our schools read vrfiat men from other countries say about the schools in the United States. Read the article on Page 41 in the January ROTARIAN. At Tuesday's meeting we had Leland Brubaker of the Sturgis Club as a guest. He was representing District Governor Don. At the meeting the chairmen of the four areas of service presented reports of their various committees telling of what had been done and what they hope to do before June 30. The reports were excellent and complete. Next week George Pierce of the Branch County Cancer Society will discuss the aims and objectives of his organization. PTA meetings may be a good thing - they give parents and teachers a chance to sympathize with each other. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House —■ Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE - Skyline Restourant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATFR. OF MICH. RUSSELL MOORE, Director ERNEST W. lUSE Roy Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- President Vice-Presidenl Treasurer Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth- BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Falier, Will Couillord INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. . Craig Scbald, Conrad Swart Four-Woy TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Genera! Secretary, Rotary Internationa! George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. Trade Associations— Rotary Foundation- 22-W. Williams 29—H. Tccler 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Buttorfield 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonuory—1965 5—R. Moore SPECIAL EVENTS ■ • FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Foller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfion, Harry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey .Ju!yTTl965 1—Paul Hurley- DJck BIringer, Roy Fox ' Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Lecvenworth 8-L. Wise tnlernalionol Student Proieets— . Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Employer-Employee Relatloni— 1—R. Hawley (Rotary (Rafary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Red McKnight,' Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 25—R. Toupalik June-196S December—1964 International Information— Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy . 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 18—T. Skabo 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart International Contacts— BOB NAGIE, Director ★ ipeclal—At the call of the President 20—R. BIringer 27-T. Collms May-1965 November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 27—les Woodwdrd R. Sweet INTERNATIONAL Apri1-T965 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemlcr 20—Mel. Rice Cran Wilcox, Al Bulterfield, H. Teeter 30—R. Loose 1S-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright 23-A. lyon October—1964 C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeith Student Guests- (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Necr, Bob Rumscy 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Scholarship, Student Loans, Public Relations- Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist K. Olmsted, K. lecvenworth B. K. Pearce ProgramFred Culy Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 18-R. Kerr Worren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olln Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VanAken (Roiary's Anniversary) March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— Rurol Urban— Wm. Bobier Membership- Asslstaitl Sec'y-Treas. 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August-1964 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Community Sofety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, AXNER OLSON FRED CULY 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Charles Bacon, Al Rice Classification- 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls'* Week- Tom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN KLEIN COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director Attendance- ★ February—1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26-W. Bobier Duane Davidson SPRING (Rotary Magazine) LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change-dales with onather mem_be^, odviso the program ehoirman of the change. J^embers having special " " CULY, Progrom FRED " Choirman — Telephone 279-9471. * ' programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint c commlllee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phene No. Chester L. Aiiemier, R. R, 4, Coldwoter—Foy 276-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jeon 278-8086 Seton Boveo, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Albert Butterfieid, 31 278-285-4 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.Wosephino Edison Cf.—Thelma. Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgcnioor Rd.—Valerie'.;-..-.,.: John Etsweiler. Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6033 278-6821 278-6843 278-5306 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Albert Falier, 95 14. Honeheff St.—Charlotte.1 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbora Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mdry Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6517 278-8909 278-4115 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.-. John A. Kennedy. 389 Grond St.-Wilmo 278-6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha........ 276-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwator St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Ljia Robert Nogle, 36. W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ; Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 -..l—278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys ..278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma 278-8238 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay Sf Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. Warren Williams, Batavio—lGMoino.ii Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refho 279-9360 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. B. K. Peoree. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshal! St.—Polly Kenneth-Putnam. ,11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21Scolt—Nafalio 278-2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, 278-6161 R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Mel Rice, mS- Kibby Rd., Jqckson-lilllan Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Scbald, R. ,R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V, Shoriser'156 E, Chicago St.—Louise — Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows R5.. R. R. 2~Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Mcrshall St.—Gertrude— Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 (.'.278-4222 278-2841 Donald Wright, 21 Jancai\ 1 of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcome 278-4466 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 Richard .Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elplne 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretehen 278.6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elvo— •: I. .A • I .* • The COLDWATER "Ori:' H. 278-5033 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pi.-Elzoro • FRPIDRRICK 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS .•fk.'' PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 ___279-9428 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogoe St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— jfj ROTARY CLUB Bronson 369-4024 N. Jefferson St.—Susie .i j'i REFLECTOR 278-4029 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 278-5714 278-4229 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss K. L. Olmsted, 70 MarshaM St.—Edna Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R.-5,' 1573'W.'Chieogo—Eileen 278-2127 WEEKS QU.'iLITY SPRING PRODUCTS, C0LBI5ATER, MICH. INC. 27S-S4\2 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Jamiaru ;9, 19^5 This is International Printing Week, to encourage youth to enter the Graphic arts and to salute the printing industry. It is also National Jaycees Week, Franklin Thrift Week and Guitar Week. To day, Wednesday, is Grandmothers Day or Babin Denin Bulgaria when the girls are ducked by the boys to bring health. We have received a pamphlet from Gil Schaerer of Jonesville Rotary in which he outlines a "People to People" group to visit Belgium, Sweden, The Soviet Union, Poland, Hungary and Germany from April 28 to May 18. The cost from New York for complete trip is $1557* Rotarians and Rotary Anns are both invited. A maximum of 30 people is the limit. Recently your editor took a swing at the State Department of Public Instruction and feels justified in doing so. However, don't undersell American education. It is providing leaders around the world with eye opening discovery of what freedom really means. Our American youth will be ready for the chal lenge of world leadership. Rctary is helping in this in pro viding Scholarships and Fellowships for students. They must, however, truly know the American way of life and free enterprise. How many Coldwater Rotarians know that Rotary was the prime force in providing help for crippled children in Michigan, It started in Ann Arbnr with various members of the clubs in the state visiting children at the University of Michigan Hospital. Some members even paid for surgery and care of children from their town. The Society for Crippled Children came out of their interest and efforts. Next week the meeting time will be given over to a club assembly. District Don Doubleday is sending a representative to the meeting and each of the chairmen of the four Avenues of Service is to re port on his progress at the mid point in the Rotary year. will show considerable accomplished, some not se much. Some Have you as a committee member done your assigned task"? Last week Bert Faller presented Paul McKee who outlined the present program at the Youth Center. It is a jumping place on a Saturday night and yet the youngsters are very well behaved. Your editor and his Rotary Ann were chaperons on New Years Eve and all was quiet, Go see it some night. You will be surprised. The February ROTARIAN just arrived and by all means read "A Rotary Reader" on Page 36. The human brain is a marvelous thing. you It starts working the moment are born and never ceases until you stand up to speak in public, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednotdoy, 12:15 BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HIILSDALE — Epitcopal Parish Houie — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore * AXNER OlSON — FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Club Bulletin- JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'y-Treos. John Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bob Icr Membership- B. K. Pearce Direetors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist C. Heikkinen, Mac McKelth Fred Necr, Bob Rumsoy Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary Internotionol George R. Meons, Evonslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamazoe, Mich. 4-M. McKcith 27—Les Woodward 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 15—R. Rumsey December—1964 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul .Hurley Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Roy Fox 27—H. Coddington SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph 20—J. Deon January-1965 SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. YIngling Trade Associations— 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Croig Sebald/ Conrad Swort Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno International Student Proiecis— Employer-Employee Relations— intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leovenworlh 24—H. Joseph Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk 1—R. Howley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) Inlematienal Information- 6. Fallcr, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- June-1965 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swort SERVICE International Contocts— Buyer-Seller Relations- 25—R. Toupallk 3-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director ★ May-1965 20-Mcl. Rice November-1964 FRED ANDERSON. Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE ^ pedal—At the call of the President 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold R, Sweet Bob Nagle, Don Wright a) 12:00 noon 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 13—C. Allemier Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfleld, H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS Apnl-t965 Youth— Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month 30—R. Loose October—1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary Information- 23-A. Lyon 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Public Relotions— Woodward. (World Understonding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Culy 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September-1964 Scholarship, Student Leans, Program- March-1965 18-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Lcs Wise, Fritz VonAken (Rotory's Anniversary] 11—B. Wiggins {4H Foir) Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leovenworlh Fellowship- 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4—O. Dally Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Dovidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. - President VicB-President Secretary Treosurer 9—C. Boeon 16—S. Boveo Charles Bacon, Al Rice Classiifcation- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' F. NEER (Rotary Magazine] NITE The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wisli to ehonne dotes with another member, odvifc the progrom choirmon of the chonge. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the dctdils. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldv/afer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278'6501 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct-—Ruth 278-5358 Charles 278-6821 Robert Loose—R. 767-7508 Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Moriorio Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther.J 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovoe, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theltna 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chlcogo St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wiiford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imbgene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorho Ave.—Dorothy r Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo— 278-8609 Albert Follcr, 95 N. Honehetf St.—Chorlolte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5318 John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie.J. John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille 278-5909 278-6598 B. Harold Goocfholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mary Heleri Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfieid Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn— John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilmo— Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6517 278-8909 278-4115 278-6687 : 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 E. Ken Leavenworfh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6850 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Roymond Mulchahoy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Liia 278-507B Robert Nogle, 36'W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neor, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno 279-9492 ..278-5512 ' 278-2539 Axncr Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Pofterson,'36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.— B. K. Poarco, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5S94 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chieogo St.—MobeL 1903 KIbby 278-2790 Rd., Jackson—Lilllori Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barget 278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise——278-5842 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Giodys 278-5565 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dolia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4229 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Botovia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2-CeIia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Natalie...— HONORARY MEMBERS Joneon : 278-6316 Art Lyon. 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Robert Sweet, R; R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen .... 278.4350 Howard M. Toeter, 156 Church St.—Marion—^_,._.:278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia. 278-2841 ..278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 1^1 • ' "l ^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR rREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 34.66 n -W zTN-- MiCHe INC. 278-5165 ......278-5091 Torg Skobo, 155 Ncrrrows Rd.> R. R. 2-Nellie— Conrcd Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 279-942B ..278-5033 278-4468 __..278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— J Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ... 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 12, 1965 All members should read the article in the November ROTARIAN, "As Our Speaker Tonight" and take seriously the facts set forth in the article. It is unfair to a speaker to not tell him at what time we adjourn nor is it fair to cut into the time he has asked for. He may have come a con siderable distance and should be treated as the 4-Way Test sets forth. Here is a fact for "ham radio operators", There is an organization "ROAR" for Rotarian of Amateur Radio. Where in a single magazine except in the ROTARIAN can you have such a wide diversification of reading. In the January ROTARIAN you will find articles on Ethiopia, India, United States, Tai Wan, Nova Scotia, Japan besides timely articles on Mt. Vernon, Children, clubs in action and Rotary gener ally. It is truly a cosmopolitan publication. Read it and pass it on. This is Stephen Foster Memorial Week, Big Brother Week, National Winter Golf Week, Make it Yourself With Wool Week and next Sunday'is World Religion Day. Locally it is Jaycee Week in Coldwater. In line with our effort to help "dropouts" read the article entitled, "Testing T.E.S.T." on page 46 of this month's ROTARIAN, The Four-Way Test should be familial" to All Rotarians but some of the newer members may not know that it was originated by Herbert J. Taylor who back in 1932 was given the task of saving an aluminum cookware company from going bankrupt. He had a good product to sell but so did others. He came up with the 4-Way Test and applied it to the business. The business was saved and the Test has been adopted by Rotary. From all reports Bill Grimes' discussion,on assessments was excellent and your editor heard one member say that at last assessing was being done on other than a haphazard procedure. Again a plea when you have a program coming up please let your editor know what it is to be! This information has been requested many times in the past and this is the last warning. No dope to the editor - no dope on the program in the bulletin. Club guests are to secure their lunch in advance of other members so be warned "you chow hounds". Let us as we enter each Rotary meeting look around and eat your lunch next to someone with whom you have never eaten before. The remarkable thing about college reunions is that your old classmates have gotten so bald and fat that they hardly recognize you. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednetday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVULE - Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY Secretory Treasurer Magoxine— Assistant See'y-Treas. John Walker, Bob Loose Wm. Warren WilMoms, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Srhmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Relery Information- Youth— Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon BOB NAGIE, Director 'pecial—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIIL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois - Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary. International Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy " , Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mork Andrews Rotary Foundation— Dick Biringer, Ray Fox Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter 1—Poul Hurley Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN . 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Foller 26^W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Chairman SPRING LADIES' F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) Duane Davidson V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 Red McKnighf, Art Lyons . : Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Employer-Employee Relations— Pdul Hurley, R. YIngling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary 17—C. Swart International Contacts- International Student Preiecti— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Trode Associations— 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 10—H. Goodholm INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Occupational. Informotion— 1B-T. Skabo November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director International Information- Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart 4-M, McKeith n-H. Bent 3—W. VonAken Buyer-Seller Relations— 6. Fallor, Will Coulilord Conipetilor Relations- Dick Moore, Rolph Toupailk 27-T. Collins May-1965 20—Mel. Rice 27—Los Woodward R. Sweet Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 6—F. VonAkon 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebald Cran Wileox, A! Bulterfield, H. Teeter April-1965 13—C. Ailemier Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-Arms— 8—J. Kennedy 30—R. loose October-1964 Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Public Relations- ★ BOARD OF Awards — C 23—A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loans, ProgramFred Culy (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Peorce Membership— 16-W. Treat September—1964 Rural Urbon— Bobler (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 18-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Ray Mulchohcy, John Elsweilor, Jr. ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Torg Skabo, R. Howiey Harvey Bent Fellowship- 9—C. Bocon 23-R. Woidron August—1964 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Community Safety— Club Bulletin- President Vico-Presidenf 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee tJharlcs Bacon, A! Rice Duke Dovidsen, John Dean, 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- CiassiRcotion— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE NITE The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, odvlse the program chairmen of the change. Members having speciol progroms, such as •ladies' Night,' moy -appoint a committee to assist with the -detQils.. •. FRED.CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE T9, ;1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Che.ster L. Ailemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. C'rcle Dr.-Eslher 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46."Maple Lane—Kolhryn Charles 278-6033 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Moriorie 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Richord Biringer, 37 Corlyfe Ave.—Jean 278-8086 278-5386 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Coroi.—279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 278-6769 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Albert Butterfield,-31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Anri Dr.—Baboro..' 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy.. 279-9471 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine-J 278-4486 Wilford Coulilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95^ N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-4.anore 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 J_!l_278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora._278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 Ei Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen_„_.__. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St,—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct;—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth ii; 278-2261 Milford A." McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine .'-..-275-5512- K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha ' Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. CirclB-Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.•^Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguc St.—Ruth ;278-2539 —-279-9360 278-2979 i__.278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chlcogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice) 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis .278-5006 278'5714 Donold V. Shorno, 156'E.-Chicago St.—Louise 1.278-5842 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2>.Mprrison Lake—Rita 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wlbur, 144 S. Cloy Sf 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Charles Woodword, 163 Morshoil St 278-2612 278-8233 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Donald Wright, 21 Ed Holtz. 14331 lyopawG Rd., Coldwoter Lake— - Janeon-J ..2^-6311 fiowofd'M, Teeter, 156 Church St.-^Morloni____- 2^-4222 .John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchon.™. Howard K..Swan, 42 Wllfowbrook Rd.—Elva .-278-2841 -r, . ' • • : -CV /j;.- ..,•-1.'. ' t- -• I-• ' 'Of.. ' V. '. . Ki; The COLDWATER * ["^ot. 34.r Rotary REFLECTOR • TtW SUPPORl TB ASSOC! I .rREDERICK H. irSEES QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiling liotarians Always Welcome MICH. 273-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro. Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine : 278-4468 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin- Fry,-59 S. Sprcgue St.—Hazel 278-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Vlrginio 278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie__. Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6316 278-8942 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert.Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-5033 Dougjos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice— Clyde Willtoms, R. R. l-Wilma Warren-Williams, Bafavio—LaMoine lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-5554 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 27<5ladys Russell Waidroir, P. O. Box 125-Dello 278-2451 ST2-5594 Chorles'SchmItt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-^Berget Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6278 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila———278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Werce St.—Susan i 279-9492- Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Elleen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna— INC. 278-4198 _„^78-M12 278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COIDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 6, 1965 This is Wheat Bread ^les Month, Break a Cold Month and Pest Control Month. The book does not state which or what kind of pests. This is "Save the Pun Week" set aside to better human relationships through punnery. Did you know that the present name of Itotaiy International was adopted in Los Angeles in 1922 at the 13th Annual Convention? >Jhat does the keyway on the ftotary VJheel symbolize? January 1, 1965 means that we are half way through the ftotary year and peri^ps it might do us all good to sit back and evaluate ourselves as Rotarians. What have you as a ftotarian done for the benefit of the community, humanity or to further the aims and aspirations of Rotary? If you can name two things, you are doing better than average. There are mary kinds of itotarians. There is the man idio always sits in the same chair, talks only with the members around him who occupy the same chairs week after week and often does not know aiy members other than the same small group with whom he sits. Please read the article on Page 32 of the January ftotarian. This week the club saw pictures of a fishing trip shown by Dr. Ellis of Quincy. Next week Duke Davidson presents William Grimes, City Assessor, who will tell us all about assessments and what we will psy in taxes. * ■> * Dear Cousin Moley: It is about time X vrrote you again as I am mad. Last week I attended a Rotary meeting and the more 1 think about the speaker, the madder I get. The speaker was from the Department of Public Instruction and he went on at length about dropouts from school and how it was going to be a national catastrophy unless everyone graduated from high school. He didn't tell just what a dropout was or when a student became one. When asked what the schools should be doing for the brdght kid he very glibly passed it off by saying, "Don't worry, they will get along". Such an attitude from a Department of Public Instruction official is appalling. We are to try to educate the poor student and let the bright one who also may need help, go hang. The D,P,I, is years behind in its thinking and efforts and it certainly showed up at the meeting. Let us hope that someday it may lead instead of dragging its heels. Stay out of jail. Yours, Gully * * * * * The other day your editor spoke at a service club luncheon and was wearing a bow tie. After the meeting he was presented with a bow tie. worn a four-in-hand he would have been given that type. of each from which to make a choice. Had he There were about six When asked about this custom, the answer was that all men wear ties and the club believed in useful gifts to speakers. Not a bad idea, A gccd turn is one that gets the blankets back on your side of the bed, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATFR, OF DOUG WOOWARD, Director MICH, Tom Collins, Norm Moore Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Club AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Bulletin- FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Secretory Treosorer Wni. ProgramFred Culy Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogie, Douglas Ernest Luse, Chuck V/oodword, ' '' H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS at 12:00 noon ; BOB NAGIE, Director. *• Dick Mooro, Ralph Toupolik INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International Geergo R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Four-Way TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internolional Trade Associations— FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamaxoo, Mich. . Iptern'l Convention) 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams • i—Paul Hurloy 29-H. Teeter Julv-1965 8-L.,Wise 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shbrno 13—C. Heikkinon 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wllcox 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddlngton Jonuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Roy Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—0. Davidson •;19-A.„Foller SONG leaders KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Howley (Rotary 8—K. leovanworth .December—1964 Rotary Foundation— Paul Hurley, R. YIngling June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) .24—H. Joseph ' 26—W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duone Davidson . > 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupolik 17-C. Swort Don Shorho, Roy Patterson Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. 4-M. McKeith •11-H. Bent 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm International Student Prpiects— Employer-Employee Relotlons— May—1965 November—1964 Cron Wllcox, Al Butterfield, International InformationRed McKnighf, Art Lyons B. Foller, Wll Couillord Competitor Relations— 27-T. Collins ' 6—C. Sebold 13—C. AMemior 20-Mel. Rice 27—Los. IMoodword •Fre'd Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buver-Seller Relotlens— pecial—At the call of the President " 6—F. VooAkon 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAl.SERVICE April—1965 Youth— Bob Noglo, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of eoch month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Awords — R. Sweet Sergeont-at-Arms— MEETINGS 23-A. Lyon 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton - . (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkinen, Mac. McKetthT Public Relations- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 22-W. Wilbur Scholorship, Student Loans, Student Guests- Fred Neor, Bob Rumsey Rotary Information— . . Woodward. 25—N. Mooro B. K. Pcorce MembershipOlin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken March-1965 2—K. Olmsted Septembor—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Bobior (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H foir) Rural Urbon— Magazine— Asslstont See'y-Treas. 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovee 23—R. Woldron 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Lcavenworth Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. PresidenI Viee-Presldent 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS August—1964 4-0. Dolly Charles Bocon, A! Rico Classification- 1964-1965 ROTARY Bays' and Girls' Week— Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the program cholrman of the change. Members having speeiol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossisi with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER/JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. ..278-2903 • -.278-6033 Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwalcr—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Rufh.._ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther., Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret • ..278-5358 278-6821 ^J17B-6843 : -I. Solon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma .278-5891 .278-4486 .278-2854 Horold Coddlngton, 324 B. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobora Wllford Coutllord, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke AVe.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo— John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille :278-8086 .;278-5386 — 279-9551 .NTormand Moore^ 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cprnwell Cf.—Gladys 278-6769 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafric0 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. '.i .278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WTima 278-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia—loMoIne— Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St .Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .278-2818 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshatl St.-Polly„ 278-5033 RobcrJ G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natolie 278-^93 .278-8609 .278-5909 .278-5475 .278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbaro -278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen —278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfioid Dr.—Aileen .278-6687 Harry Joseph. 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.—— .278-6788 . 278-5790 .278-8840 ______ -279-9551 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5505 Russell V/aldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 279-9360 .278-5318 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha Harold Mcknight, Coldwofer St. Home—Carol Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann__ Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-5512 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha-Margaret_-767-7508 Ernest W. Lusc, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen. 278-2947 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha Albert Foller, 95 t^. Honehett St.—Charlotte John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo_^_ Phone No. •' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R: R. 5, 1573 W.' Chieagb-Elleen 278-2127 278-6501 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-6850 .278-2990 .278-5234 .278-6054 .279-9471 -278-6598 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lo.nore NAME Address and Rolary Ann , H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily.— K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshoil St.—Edno • . 278-2539 273-2979 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mobel.J C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn.. 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel: Rice, ST2-5594 , 1903 Kibby Rd., Joekson—LilHari Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise— Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nollie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Vlrginio ....278-4222 278-2841 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodword,' 20 Parsons Cl.—Ruth.__ 279-9428 Donold Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie... 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Ed Holtz, 14361 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lakeJanean 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Cnrlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Howard K, Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen .__-_.278-6730 :r-- .lii,; ■ o'-.- •. - * - • OU--. •'I- T . The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR i I '■ • ->vi 1965 ■[) fRSD^TRICK H, VtlEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HIGH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P, M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome . •-•'V-?"' ! V • • ■■ ^ ■; V j..;/- 278-5165 INC :> 'T ' �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. I • I i-onday, December 21 was Forefathers Day and also >;ational Flashlirrnt and Battery Inspection Day. Tuesday was Internatiopal Arbor Day. V/ednesday the Christmas Pageant of Peace began in v/ashington, D.C, and Saturday, December 26 is celebrated as second Christmas in South. Carolina and tiie Virgin Islaiids. And for you ice fishermen Sunday is Angler's Day. A Rotary Club is a classification club and its members have an obligation to propose qualified men to fill classifications which have been opened so that the club may be a cross section of businesses and professions i:i t.'ie community. Tiie first Rotary convention was held in Cliicago in 1910 v;ith 29 delegates from 14 of the 16 clubs In existence bei.ig represented. At this meeting the .National A.ssociation of Rotary Clubs i/a.s orgaiiized. At that time t-iere were 1500 Rotarxans in the v.'orld. This week the club heard from Walt Balcom and A1 Butterfield discuss the Coldwater Student Loan Foundation. Tiie slogan is "Dollars for Scholars" and more are needed. Tliere are now 12 students being helped by the Loan Foundation. Next week Cranston kllcox will present some one from tlie State Department of Public Instruction v;ho will discuss the drop out prograrA. hliat are the schools doing superior or gifted children? This is a sad area and one that urgently needs attention and the schools as a whole are dragging their feet in this regard. Don't forget that progress reports on the years program are due early in January, Be sure and get yours made on tine. Next year we are starting on the biographies of new members so those who will be written up get your obit ready. Parents really appreciate a teacher's hardships after a rainy Saturday. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATFR, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON ERNEST W. lUSE JOHN Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweller, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Sob Loose Secretory Wni. Assistant Soe'yTreas. Program- C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith INTERNATIONAL at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE * BOB NAGIE, Director ★ President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. SERVICE Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamaxoo, Mich. Trade Associations— Julv-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddlngton 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTiEN 5—R. Moore SONG LEADERS 12—D. Davidson KEN PUTNAM, Choirman 26-W. Bobier Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Don Shorno, Roy Patterson V. Kornstion, Horry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 8-1. Wise 15—D. Shorno inlemotienal Student Proiects— Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 Rotary Foundation- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois (Rotary Foundation) Red McKnight, Art Lyons Craig Sebald, Conrad Swort 1—R. Howley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 17—C. Swort Internationol Information- Four-Way Test- June-1965 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations— 25—R. Toupalik 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm International Contacts— Competitor RelationsDick Moore, Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL 4—M. McKelth 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller RelationsB. Foller, Will Coulilard ypecial—At the call of the President May-1965 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet Bob Nagic, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebold 20-Mcl. Rice Cran Wilcox, Al Butlerfield, Sergeant-ot-Arms— MEETINGS 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer Youth— H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS April-1965 13—C. Allcmior Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, ★ 30—R. Loose October-1964 Student Guests- Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orsonist DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Awards — Fred Ncer, Bob Rumsey Woodward. 23-A. lyon 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student leans, Fred Culy Public Relations- (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy IS-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritx VanAken 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treot September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Olreetors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy. Charles Schmiti, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Wlllionis, Robert Nogle, Douglas 18-R. Kerr Rural Urban— Bobier Mar<h-1965 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworlh Magaxine— Treasurer KLEIN (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins {4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Vtce-Presidenf CHARLES SCHMin Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Presidcnl FRED CUIY 9—C. Bacon 16—5. Bovee 23-R. Waldron August-1964 4-0. Dolly Charles Boton, Al Rice Classification- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- OFFICERS BY ElECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 19-A. Foller SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotory Mogailne) Duane Davidson The obove is our program schedule for the Rolory Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the program choirman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairmen — ~Telephone " 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kafhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-6821 Harvey G. 278-6843 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther— Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddlngton, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vcra Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 276-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 __278-2818 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 John Elsweiler, Jr., 33' Fairfield Dr.—Luellfe 270-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehelt St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5313 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora__278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn——___278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo ___„_-278-^90 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-___„.„___278-8B40 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia_„____„____ 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworlh, 213 N. Hudson-Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-5554 278-2261 Fritx VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys ..278-5585 278-4243 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annotta 279-9551 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoli Ct.—Gladys.. Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peer! St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cetia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Lusc, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKolfh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-2947 278-5512 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grcree...—.—.278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne 27B-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth ...278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobol... ..278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mcl Rice, 1903 Ktbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian— Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion.......278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 PUBLISHED BY of Coldwaler^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4029 276-2612 278-8238 .Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 _.278-M33 ... Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notoiie ....278-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly__ Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie — 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel-.. ...278-5165 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwaler Loke— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.-Eliora 278-5091 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 John Wolker, 33 278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlilowbrook Rd.-Elva Dougherty—Gretehen..... WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COlsDTATCR, HIGH. ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth ^otary REFLECTOR JTREDERIC^ He 278-4229 278-4159 ... Worren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine ST2-5594 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—..278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Ne|lie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ...278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dolia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Boatrlce The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Trcot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna INC. 278-5412 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 20, 1964 This is the last bulletin for 1964. "We hope it will be a better bulletin next year. 400 years ago in 1565 St. Augustine, Florida v^as founded, 300 years ago in 1665 the great plague hit London, 200 years ago in 1765 the Stamp Act in the American Colonies led to riots in New bngland. This is International Take a Deep Breath Mont'n, University of Detroit Silent Record Week, United Cerebral Palsy biontU, National "inter Golf Month and Rook i''jonth. It seems that your editor ^ets rooked every month and now it seems a month has been set aside for just that. More later. Visiting Rotarians included Jerry Hollister and Dwight Green from Bronson. Other visitors included several teachers; Mrs, Caroline Norton and Alfred Hamlin of the Coldv;ater Schools and also Uilliam French of the Bronson Public Schools. Ed Holtz, one of our honorary lienbers, put in an appearance. Grand Ledge is now 500% in Rotary Fouiidation contributions, Eaton Rapids and Sturgis are 600%, Kalamazoo, Charlotte and Jackson are 700%. District 636 has contributed a total of $55,435,42. Rotary International will be 60 years old on February 23, 1965. If tae Coldwater Club is to propose a candidate for District 636 Governor for 1966-67 year his name should be submitted to Ed Lincoln of Marshall, Chairman of the Nominating Committee. ^ Attendance for November was 91.55% v/iiicii was 5th for clubs of our size. Bronson was iiigh with 95.67%. On Tuesday, Cranston '.Vilcox introduced Dr. John Porter of the Department of Public Instruction, who is also Chain.ian of the Scholarship and Loan Coiruaittee, and he discussed the problem of dropouts in the public school. He stated it was not an etluiic, economic or group problem but one of nation wide scope. Next week we will see pictures of a fishing trip to be shown by Dr. Ellis of Quincy. Thought for the week: To be a successfial Rotarian is not easy. Individual and collective efforts for the good of the coinmunity give your club a good public image. This is from the bulletin of the Rotary Club from Port Moresby, Papua, In the business world an executive knows something about everything, a technician knows everything about sometninf and a switchboard operator knows everything. Ray Jiulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri>State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERr OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore BY ELECTION President FRED CUIY - Vke-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Schmill, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas ProgramFred Culy Mrs. Grace Poltertort — Orgoniit Youth— Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thuridoy of each month at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ ^ -pedal—At the coll of the President * Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillard INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamozoo, Mich. Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik Employer-Employee Relations— Craig Scbald, Conrad Swart Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mork Andrews Occupational Information— Mav-t965 4-M. McKcilh November—1964 25—R. Toupolik 27—Les Woodward 3-W. VanAken R. Sweet 1—R. Hawley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Poul Hurley Rotary Foundation- Juiv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—0. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield international Student ProiectsDon Shorno, Roy Pofforson Intern'l Convention) 8—K. leovenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph Inlernolionol Contacts- 6—K. Poarce 13—C. Heikkinon 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonuory-1965 Dick BIringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Foller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph June-1965 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart INTERNATIONAL SERVICE PoijI Hurley, R. YIngling n-H. Bent 18~T. Skabo Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfield, Trade Associations- 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice Red McKnight, Art Lyons Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer Oclober-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-ArmsBob Nagle, Don Wright April-1965 29—R. YIngling C. Helkklnen, Mac McKellh Rotary InformationErnest Lute, Chuck Woodward, Waodward. 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Awards — Student Guests- (World Understanding) 23-A. lyon 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Pcaree Public Relations- 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Scholarship, Student loons, March-1965 2-K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsled, K. Leovenworth Worrcn Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobter Membership— Olin Dolly, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) ie-R. Kerr Rural Urban— Magazine— (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, At Rice Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- ClassificationOFFICERS February—1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26-W. Bobter (Rotary Mogozino) Ouane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964.65. If you wish lo change doles with another member, odvise the program ehoirmon of the change. Members hoving special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee lo ossisf with the dotoils. FRED CULY, Progrom Choirmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Foy.- Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Rldgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Ricbord Biringer, 37 Corlyle Avo.—Jeon 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Cioro Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-5891 278-4486 Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-5386 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mopic Lone—Jone 279-9471 .278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr.. 3^ Foirfiold Dr.—Lucille.. 278-5909 278.6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchell St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory Helen 278-4115 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfleld Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn.™— 278-6687 278.6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 .278-8840 John Klein, Box i48—Patricia—. 279-9551 NAME Addreit and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 £. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Miiford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Fred Neor, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted. 70 MorshoTl St.-Edna Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-GraceRoy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 270-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann.. Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dello._ 278-5585 .278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bifatriee Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St 278-5033 278-6341 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshal) St.—Polly 278-5033 .278-6393 273-6161 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jaekson-lillion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergel 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Crolg Sebold, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St.—Mobel Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5642 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie——278-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278.4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlone ..278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278.4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio———278-2841 6 TRfOtRlCK H. CQLDWATER, Joneon .... PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 278-4468 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora...... 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloine 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen ......278-6730 trsrKs MICH. 278-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS OUALXTT SPRING PRODUCTS. TEMPLE 278-2710 278-4029 .278-2612 279-9360 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2~Celia Notary REFLECTOR ELK'S 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy The COLDWATER yisif.ing Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-2979 B. K. Poarce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-V«fTlma Warren Willioms, Bolavio-laMoine 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relho NAME Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. fx... XXX, December 17, 1964 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A The last step in the admission of a new member; HAPPY H E V,' YEAR The Secretary fills out a new member report and forwards it to the Secretary of Rotary International. Did you know that from Chicago Rotary spread to the Wast Coast and the second Rotary Club was formed in San Francisco in November of 1903 through the efforts of Manuel ^ Munoz of Chicago and Homer Wood of San Francisco, Tlirough the additional efforts Oj Wood clubs were formed in Oakland, Seattle and Los Angeles in 1909, did not have a club until August of 1909 and Boston in December of 1909. York Cit> At this Christmas season try to read the article on Page 53 of the December Rotarian. So little on your part may mean a lot to someone else. mich Rotary Club in Michigan is mentioned in "These Rotari;ins" in the December Rotarian? Jeff Green was our student guest on Tuesday. Ed Uland of the Chamber of Commerce, who is leaving Coldwater in January, was also a guest as was Ton Mderson, son of Fred. He is home on leave from CSNTC, Great Lakes. The Ladies Night on December 10 was the best attended of any recent ones. This week Don Shomo presented Yang Avh from Korea who told the club of himself and his country. It was interesting to note that he spoke ol Korea as a country and not as two countries; North and South Korea. It was an excellent program. A1 Butterfield tells us that next week we will hear the Coldwater Student Loan Foundation. Tolerance is that uncomfortable feeling that the other fellow might be right after all. Ray Nhilchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESViUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn - Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Ray Mulchahcy, John Etswelier, Jr. CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas, ★ Oireetors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodwa rd. Mrs. Grace Palterson — Organist ★ FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Mogazine— Wm. Public Relations- Student Guests- BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ^ -k DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Roy Pitts, Mork Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamoxoo, Mich. Trade Astoclatiens— 6—F. VcnAkon 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice May-1965 4-M. McKeifh 27—les Woodword 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo 3—W. VonAken (Rotary Foundation) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Willioms 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Don Shorno, Roy Polterson Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno international Student Proiecis— 6—K. Peorce 22—A. Butterfield 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wilcox 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Infern'l Convention) 17—C. Swart 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Paul Hurley, R. Yingling June-1965 10—H. Goodholm International Contacts- Croig Sebald, Conrad Swart 25—R. Toupolik November—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations— General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois C. Heikkinen, Mac McKelth FRED ANDERSON, Director Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Four-Way Test- April-1965 October—1964 R. Sweet Buyer-Seller Relotlons— B. Poller, Will CouMlord Competitor Relations- President Rotory Intemotionol CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Awards — Cran Wilcox, AI Bolterfield, BOB NA6LE, Director Special—At the coll of the President 30—R. Loose Youth— VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeant-ot-ArmsBob Naglo, Don Wright at 12:00 noon (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Peorce Scholarship, Student leans, 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Troof September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month 18-R. Kerr Membership— Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken ProgramFred Culy Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (Rotory's Anniversary) Mareh-1965 25-N. Moore Rural Urbon— 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee ■23-^R. Woldron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworfh Bobier .■ 4-0. Dolly Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- PrDsideni Vlte-Prosident Secretary PROGRAMS August-1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Community Safely- Harvey Bent BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Beys' and Girls' Week- Duke Davidson, John Dean, AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY ERNEST W. LUSB KLEIN RUSSELL MOORE, Director Classification— 1964-1965 JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller 26—W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotory Magazine) Duane Davidson F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to ehonge dotes with onother member, advise the program choirmon of the ehonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5353 278-6821 278-6843 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoret—767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 278-5386 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annotta 279-9551 278-6769 Seton 278-5391 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 278-2854 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Raymond Molehohey, 175 E. Poor! St.—Llla 278-5078 Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mopio Lone—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etswelier, Jr., 37 Foirffeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Refha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Graco___ 279-9360 278-2979 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss._ Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cl.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo Warren Willioms, Bafavia—laMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R, 2-Ce1ia Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St 278-5554 276-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 . 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St,-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-5033 276-4468 278-6161 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Kenneth Pufnom, 11 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—lillioo Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notoiie 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Hoitz, 14381 iyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-EIzoro 278-6517 278-8909 Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rlto Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise __273-5842 Conrod Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd,—Arlene. 278-4350 278-8942 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8840 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia— 279-9551 278-2451 ST2-5S94 278-5006 278-5714 278-4222 278-2841 Janean Visking Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gratchen ... ___278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 I Sec. 34.66, P. L. tflT) FRrOEEICK ROTARY CLUB 273-5165 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloino-. Notary REFLEGTOR of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6341 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2710 278-4029 278-8238 —Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Torg Skabo, 165 Norrq,ws Rd., R. R. 2—Nolllo ELK'S TEMPLE Phono No. Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth 278-6687 278-6788 John Klein, Box 148-Palrieio 278-2947 Address ond Rotory Ann Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-8609 278-5909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Holon--278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileon Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen NAME Webster Treat, R. 3,-Coldwoter lake—Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R, R. 2-Glodys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice- H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COhDWATER, UICH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 10, 1964 Thia is Hitman Week. Universal Bible Week, and also Soumen Itsenaisyys- Paiva. At the Board of Directors meeting on Monday, December ?, approval of a leave of absence because of health reasons was granted to A1 Rice. We hope he is soon able to return to the club. The directors of the four avenues of service? Club Service, Doug Woodward; Vocational Service, Bob Nagle; Community Service, Russ Moore and Inter national Service, Fred Anderson are being requested to consult with their various committee chairmen to determine how far the plans they formulated for the year have progressed. This amounts to a mid-year evaluation. District Governor. Don Dpubledav. has asked for an increase in membership by each club trying to fill some vacant classifications. The Classification Committee met with the Board of Directors and went over some 23 vacant classifications. Please give this matter a good think and if you know of someone who might fill a vacant classification please subnit his name in writing to President Ax Olson, or Secretary Ernie Luse. Step twelve in the admission of a new member: membership card. . • The Secretary issues a Your Editor attends many service club meetings and some of them have de veloped very impressive induction ceremonies. Our club has always inducted new members in a rather haphazard, sloppy procedure. If membership in Rotary is to mean much to a new member (and it should) it might help impress on the new member the obligation he assumes when he is accepted into club member ship if the induction procedure was dignified, impressive and meaningful. Last week Les Wise presented Bob White, of the Federal Mogul Company, who presented a film strip showing what an airport can mean to a city, and then he outlined the benefits of the Branch County Airport. Members A through M ate free last week and members N through Z picked up the tab. There was not much difference between the attendance record, but it amounted to $1.50 each for the unfortunates. Next week Don Shorno will present Yang Auh who is at present working with the Branch County Library. Yang is a graduate of the University of Seoul, Korea, and at present is working on his M.A. Degree at Western Michigan University. The modem man drives a mortgaged car over a bond-financed highway -with gas boiight on a Credit Card. Ray Mulchahey You will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. 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December 3» 19^^ This is National Prosperity Week, Monday, November 30 was Chanukah, it is also Science Talent Search Month and on Saturday, December 5 "the Festival of Trees at Waikiki begins. Step number eleven in admitting a new member: The new member fills in and signs an application card and pays the admission fee. In the attendance contest for the month, Group No. 1 (A throughM) came out ahead and eat free next week. Group No. 2 (N through Z) will pay. Remember Tuesday, December 8 is the last time you can make a reservation for Ladies Night on December 10. At this time 112 reservations have been made and we are requesting that those people that have season tickets see Barbara Bernall at the Theater at once to make the switch in their tickets. At the meeting of the Board of Directors on Tuesday, it was deciddd to give $50 to the Chamber of Commerce for the Christmas project. Your editor remembers the days when various members helped individual families and kids at Christmas. It is a sad day when a check replaces a club project. A cigar to the member who tells your editor on Tuesday who the following men were: Silvester Schiele, Gustavus Loehr and Hiram Shorey and what they were in Rotary. Also a cigar if you can tell what Harry Ruggles did for Rotary. What was Rotary*s first public project in Chicago? There will be a Board meeting id.th the Classification Committee on Monday, December 7 at noon at Stukey's Inn. When and where was the second Rotary Club in the United States organized? Please read the article in the December Rotarian, "The Clubs in Action" and then set down and give it a good think as to what you as a Rotarian have done in the last year to further the ideals of Rotaiy. What was the result? This week Fred Culy presented David Bradley who told the club of hawks and falcons and the ancient sport of falconry. Next week Les Wise presents Bob White of Federal-Mogul who will tell the club of the benefits and influence of the local airport. It is a wise and thoughtful wife who has a nice hot beef stew ready when the man of the house returns from a fishing trip. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stale Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore 1964.1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSB CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Horvey Bent Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. President Vice-Presldent Secretory Treosurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magaxine— Wm. Progrom— Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodword, Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant'Ot-ArmsBob Noglc, Don Wright at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Special—At the call ef the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— 8. Foller, Will Coulllard Competitor Relations- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupoiik Employer-Employee Relollens— Croig Seboid, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary International Ray Pitts, Mork Andrews George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational information- Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalomaxoo, Mich. Paul Hurley, R. Ylngiing Trade Associotlons— 23-A. Lyon 8—J. Kennedy 30—R. Loose 15—F. Weeks 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins 6—C. Seboid 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice May-196S 4—M. McKelth 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 27—Les Woodward Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfleld, 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm R. Sweet INTERNATIONAL SERVICE June-1965 1—R. Howiey (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information— 1 —Paul Hurley Rod McKnight, Art Lyons 8-1. Wise 15—D. Sherne 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wlleox International Student Protects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy intern'! Convention) 17-C. Swart FRED ANDERSON, Director July-1965 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Deon 27—H. Coddington Jonuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornslicn, Harry Joseph April-1965 October-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary Foundation- four-Woy Test- (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodword 29—R. Ylngiing Awards — Student Guests- H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month September—1964 Scholarship, Student Leans, Public Relations- 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16_W. Treat 22-W. Wilbur C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Fred Culy ^hmllt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, K. Olmsfed, K. Leavenworth Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Oiin Dally, Les Wise, Fritr VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 18-R. Kerr March-196S 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— B. K. Pearee Membership— (Rolory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Rural Urban- Bobier 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Howiey Duke Davidson, John Dean, 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY ' 19-A. Foller 26—W. Bobier SPRING (Rotory Mogoxine) Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to ehanoe dates with onothcr member, odvise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone—Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Warner VanAken, R., R. 2-GIadys Horold McKnight, Coldwotor St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee_ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margoret--767-7508 Harvey G. 278-6843 Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N., Hudson St.—Helen Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Mariorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgeref Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Tholma Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vora Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wllford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogeno Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duono E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6821 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 ...278-2818 278-8609 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-2947 278-6278 Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla 278-5078 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.-Rctha 279-9492 278-2790 ...278-2451 278-6161 278-5318 Pool Hurley, 163 Falrficid Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-M87 __273-678B Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 ..278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. J1. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 ...278-4350 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-———__.278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M, Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia tester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4222 ....278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel ..278-5165 Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwatcr Lake— Janoan Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizoro.— Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Grolehon—... 278-2841 of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE yisiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. 279-9428 278-5033 Donold Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott-Natalie — ST2-5594 278-8942 278-4424 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Pblly.I Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons-C).—Ruth. See. 3 TREDERICK H. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5033 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5790 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Chorles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—W|lma.____ ....278-4229 279-9360 278-2539 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Dello 278-5512 278-2979 ^.-.278-6341 Mel Rice, 1903 278-5554 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann__ Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batavfa—laMoIne John T. Deon, 59 Ridgomoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Chorlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora...278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 1. Chicago St.—Mory Helen 278-4115 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleago-Elleen 278-2127 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorolhy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily INC _____.278-5091 ..278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 25, 1964 This is Latin America Week, National Indigestion VJeek, World Wide Bibly Reading Time and Speckled Trout Rodeo Time in Alabama, Step Number Ten in admitting a new memberJ The Secretary sends notice ofelection to the proposer and the newly elected member. The fourth object of Rotary is the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men uniting in the ideal of service. We note that for October Coldwater Rotary had 92,34/o in attendance which places us in fourth place among the clubs having 51-150 members. or more 100$^ meetings. Fifteen clubs had one Augusta was high club with 98.2655 for the month. District Governor Don Doubleday in his letters gives February 25 as the date Vicksburg is to present their "Showboat", a show similar to the ones presented by our club. District No. 636 has a Rotary Foundation Fellow for 1965-66, He is Henry M, Yaple from Vicksburg. He will study at the University of Aix-Marseille in France. Grand Ledge is the first club to charter an Inter-Act Club in District 636. Wednesday, December 6 has been chosen as Charter Night which will be held at the Grand Ledge High School. Here is a chadce for the Youth Service Committee to secure first hand information regarding this program. Remember Tuesday, December 8," is the last day for reservations to Ladies Night on December 10. The 1965 Model UN will be held at Hillsdale College on March 12 and 13. We have received notice that the District Editarians are to meet at Schulers in Marshall on Satiirday, December 5 lor the Annual Editarian Roundup. In the December Rotarian be sure to read "From Orchids to Peanuts", It tells of the struggle one man made for benefit of mankind. Also in the December Rotarian there is an article "They Help the Blind to See", This is worthwhile reading. Incidentally the Jackson Lions Club has an elaborate and complete program in cooperation with inmates of Jackson Prison for the making of Braille Books for the blind. This week Pat Patterson had a program emphasizing the Stratford Theater Project and compared it vrith what the Tibbits Theater might do for Coldwater. Next week's program is undecided as yet. Then there was the 12 year old who opined "that until we had television we did not know what a headache looked like. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Consregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- President FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Vlte-Presidenf Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'yTreas. John Walker, Gob Loose Membership— Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas ProgramFred Culy Mrs. Oroee Polterson — Organist ★ Rotary InformationErnest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, Youth— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ot 12:00 noon INTERNATIONAL 8uyer>Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will CouMlard DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Geedhelm 17-C. Swart Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— Craig Sebold, Conrad Swart SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Trade Associations— 24—H. Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter Information- 1—Paul Hurley Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wllcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19~A. Faller 26-W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Hcikkinen 22—A. Butterfieid Dick BIringor, Ray Fox Paul Hurley, R. Yingllng July-196S 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno International Student Proiecit— ' 1—R. Howley (Rotary Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth December—1964 Red McKnight, Art Lyons Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test- June-t965 (Rotary Foundation) International Contacts- International 25—R. Toupolik November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Competitor Relations- 4-M. McKoifh 11-H. Bent 19-T. Skabo R. Sweet BOB NAGLE, Director ipecial—At iha call of the President 27-T. Collins May—1965 27—les Woodward Cran Wllcox, Al Butlerfiold, VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—F. VonAkcn 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allomior 20—Moi. Rico Mel Rico, H. Coddington Sergeant*at>Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright April-1965 October—1964 C. Helkkinen, Mae McKelth Student Guests- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 29—R. Yingllng Awards — H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of aoch month B—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student loans. Fred Neor, Bob Rumsoy (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Public Relations- Woodward. 2-K. Oimsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Pcarce Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken Dlraetors—Axner Olson, Fred Cuty, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 18-R. Kerr Worrcn Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier March-196S 25—N. Moore Rural Urban— Magazine— (Roiary's Anniversary) 4-0, Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) Crippled Children— K. Olmstod, K. leovenworth Fellowship- 23-R. Waidron August—1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rico Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Community Sofety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawlcy Duke Davidson, John Dean, )964-l965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassiifcation- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY (Rotary Magazine) Duone Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to chonge dotes with onother member, odvlse the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist wilh the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telcpho ne 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone Ne. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N, Hudson—Emily Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Cl.—Ruth 276-5358 Robert Loose—R. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Coriyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chleogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babaro 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 —278-5234 Ernest W. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchctt St.—Chorlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Hoikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Ai]een_____ 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grend St.—Wllma. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-5790 278-8840 __279-9551 Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125-DelIa Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5909 278-2947 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6598 276-2818 Frill VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Raymond Muiehohey, 175 E. Pcorl St.—Llla 278-8W9 John T. Oeon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 279-9471 Kenneth Putnam. 11 E. Chleogo St.—Mabel ! Webster, Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-2261 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 278-6054 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 767-7508 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ! Mliford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen K. L. Oimsted, 70 Morsholl St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogens Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 278-2790 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cronsfon Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— Donald Wright, 21 "N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Nafolie Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rci., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-8942 278-4222 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchon Conrod Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Ariene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5714 278-5642 278-4350 Jonean 278-2841 Tv S«c. 34.66 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC 'V. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4468 278-6393 COLDWATER, MICH. 278-5165 278-5091 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine V A' I C'A ROTARY CLUB 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS rj; rREDERTCK H, 278-4424 278-2451 Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-8238 Warren Williams, Batavio—laMoine 278-8318 The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WTlma Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rite .Tc- PUBLISHED BY 278-4229 278-4159 278-2710 ST2-5594 278-5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5585 278-4243 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-liilian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5554 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, NOVEMBER 19, 196^^ The third object of Rotary is the application of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life. Step nine in the admission of a prospective member is that if no objections have been filed xd.thin ten days the proposed member is considered duly elected. This is Diabetes Week, National Retarded Children's Week, Asparagus Week and the beginning of Holidays are Pickle Days, It is also National Stamp Collect ing Week, National Farm-City Week and on Saturday, November 21, Aviation Month International Month begins. We were glad to see Chick Kennedy after his recent illness and members are urged to send Bob Shaw at St. Joseph's Hospital, Room No. 7039, Ann Arbor a get well card. Ladies night is Thursday, December 10 and be sure you have made your reser vation by Tuesday, December 8 and be sure to pay your tab for the dinner and show. Members holding coupons may trade them in for tickets. On Friday night President Axner Olson and Secretary Ernie Luse attended the dinner at Kalamazoo when that club observed its 50th Anniversary. President of Rotary International Charles Pettengill told of the 11,900 clubs in 127 countries with 557,500 members and-the influence they have in the world. There are 200 clubs in West Germany, 200 in Italy and 640 in Japan, Contri butions totaling about $13,000 were made to the Rotary International at the dinner meeting, $400 being Coldwater's contribution. Next week Pat Patterson will tell us and show us the Shakespeare Festival at Stratford Ontario. Attendance was down, deer hunting the reason, let us hope everyone makes up. Remember the contest A through M afid NtKrough Z group for the month of November. Perhaps you may eat free on December 8. Conrad Swart presented Shirley Welsh Morgan who was an exchange student this past summer in Switzerland. She told us of her trip and showed some excellent slides of Switzerland. When you are green you are growing, when you are ripe you are rotten. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Reslauront -- Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore President FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Vice-President Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Assistonf Sec'y-Treas. Clyde Wlllioms, Robert Nagle, Douglos Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ProgramFred Culy Fred Ncer, Bob Rumsey Rotary Information- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President ^ Sergeont.at'Arms— Bob Nogic, Don Wright -k Buyer.Seller Relolions— B. Failer, Will Coulllord Competitor Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meoni, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internalionol Donald B. Deubleday, Kalamaxoe, Mich. Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— Craig Scbald, Conrad Swort Four.Way Test- Ray Pills, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodword 23-A. Lyon 8—J. Kennedy 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur April-1965 6—F. VanAken 29—R. Yingling Awards — 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice May-1965 November—1964 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodhelm 17-C. Swart Juno—196S Student Guests- Public Relations- 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Scholarship, Student Loans, C. Heikkincn, Mac McKelth H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month 18-R. Kerr B. K. Pearce Membership— March—1965 25—N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier (Rolory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Direeters—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmllt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Community Safety— Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Leavenworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dolly Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Horvey Bent Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS August-1964 Charles Bacon, A1 Rice ' Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964.1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964.1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bunt 18-T. Skabo 27—Les Woodword Youth— Cron Wilcox, A1 Butterfield, R. Sweet INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Willioms 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29~C- Wilcox international Student Proieets— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Davidson V. Kornslicn, Harry Joseph July-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkincn 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January-1965 SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupalik SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Foiler 2d-W. Bobier FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) NITE The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with onother member, advise the program cholrmon of the ehonge. Members having special programs, such os ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the delaits. FRED CULY. Program Choirmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carfyle Ave.—Jean 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret-- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicogo St.-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbora Carlo Hoikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen 278-8909 278-4115 Albert Pallor, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Chorlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 279-9551 278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Liio 278-5078 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Ednou 278-55)2 278-2539 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Roy 'C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce -278-2818 278-5475 278-6517 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn— —278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha__„._— 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia—— 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwofer St. ■ Horrie—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9471 —276-6054 Phone No. Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margoret—767-7508 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, IS Scott Ave.-Ellen Jo— Address end Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St-—Imogone Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy; NAME Robert Nagic, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-2947 278-6278 279-9492 Axnsr Olson, 304 Grand St.-^Rethq-,-- 279-9360 : 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn.. Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St,! ' Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie— Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Oorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 ' Jancan Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elrora Richord Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Daogherty-Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I rREDERICK QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, coldwater, high. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 278-4468 _.__278-6393 ' Ed Hollz, 14331 lyop.awo Rd., Coldwaler Lake— > % ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprdgue St.-Hazels! E. Byron Thomas, 58 N.' Circle Dr.—Virginia.—.278-2841 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. !_ Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie..— ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 t. 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Leslie Woodword, 163 Mdrsholl St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie ■Cm: PUBLISHED BY ..278-4029 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. Chorles Schmllt, 75" Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-W11mo Warren Williams, Botovia—LaMoine— Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia-_i 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Coyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryf Ann Dr.—Phyliss . I . i Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Weoster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna.. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia INC 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NQVFKRER TO. This is Y.W.C.A, World Fellowship Week, American Education Week and Youth Appreciation Week# Don't forget that next Tuesday is the latest date on which you can make a reservation for Ladies Night on December 9* Step Number Eight in admitting a new member permits club members to file objections to the admission of the prospective member. This must be done within ten days. Next week. November 1^-21 is Rotary Foundation Week. The Rotary Foundation was started years ago to provide an opportunity for graduate study by students from all nations in a country of their choice. A club is considered a 100^ club when it has contributed $10,00 per member toward the Foundation, Coidwater Rotary has contributed $40.00 per member and is a 4005& club. On Friday night President Axner and Secretary Ernie took a check for $400,00 to the meeting in Kalamazoo which means that the club is well on the way to being a 500!^ club. Appropriate of Rotary Foundation Week, Shirley Morgan will tell us of time spent in the Netherlands, Program chairman will be Conrad Swart, At Tuesday's meeting we had two student guests, Phil Ryder a Senior and John Skudlarick from St. Charles who attendedCamp Emory last summer. John told us of his experience at the camp, Mark Andrews reported on the 4-Wav Test and made some suggestions regarding how it should be used by members, Torg Skabo reported on Safety and Harold Coddington on Michigan Out of Doors. We hear that Chick Kennedy has been,ill and we hope for his speedy recovery. We also hear that Bob Shaw is in the U of M Hospital for surgery, an early recovery is hoped for. Veterans Day was observed at Tuesday's meeting by Ed Uland's pointing out its significance and the price paid by some members of the Armed Services. Harold Goodholm introduced Raid McClellan of the Consumers Power Company of Jackson, He outlined the varied and wide use of nuclear and atomic power not only in defense but in medicine, agriciilture and manufacturing. It was rather too bad that his time was so short, it might be a good thing to have him back again and give him a full program time to outline his area of work. No cigars passed out on Tuesday - The second object of Rotary is the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations and this coupled with high ethical standards allows each Rotarian to serve society. A cigar next week to the member who tells of the third object of Rotary. In these days with all the yak about going to the left or to the right no one has memtioned above or below, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILISDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERr OF COMMITTEES MICH. Attendance— Tom Collins, Norm Moore RUSSELL MOORE, Director • Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY Proiidenf Vice-Pre»ldenl ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Secretary Treasurer Assisfonf See'y-Troas. Roy Mulchahey, John Etswoiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Wolker, Bob Loose MogoxineWm. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Progrom— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International B. Faller, Will Coulilard Competitor Relations— Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk Employer-Employee Relations— Cralg Sebald, Conrod Swart CHARLES PETTENGIIL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evonston, Illinois Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupotional Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations- Donald B. Doubledoy, Kolamozoo, Mich. 18—T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart 1—R. Hawley (Rolary Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director 8—K. Leavenworth 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Poul Hurley Red McKnIght, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—0. Shorno 22—A. Butterfleld Internotionot Student Proieets— July-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Dunne Davidson V. Kornsflen, Harry Joseph 4-M. McKeith 11-H. Bent November—1964 3-W. VonAkon Cran Wilcox, Al Buttcrfield, Pool Hurley, R. YingMng Moy—1965 27—Les Woodward Youth— Rotary FoundationDick BIringer, Ray Fox Four-Way Test- 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— 6—F. VonAkon 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger October-1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 30—R. Loose April-1965 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loons, Awards — Sergeont-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 8—J. Kennedy Met Rice, H. Coddinglon Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Fred Noer, Bob Rumscy Rotary information- 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodword C. Helkkinen, Mac McKelth Fred Culy Public Relations- March—1965 2-K. Olmsted September-1964 B. K. Peoree H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday oF each month 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Worrcn Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritx VonAkon (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawlcy Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth Bobier 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Rural Urban- Membership— 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovce PROGRAMS .Boys'.and Girls' WeekCommunity Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Charles Bacon, Al Rico Classiifcation— Febroory—1965 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotary Magozine) The above is our progrom schedule for the Rolary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change datos..">«tth.another membec. advise the progrom choirmao of the change. Members hoving special programs, such os Ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Cholrman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwaler-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 1 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-5353 Robert. Loose-R: R.' No. 2..Tekonsha— Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Birtnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Milford A. McKelth", 75 N. Hudson'St.—Helen Seton Bovoe,. 171-Gtond St.—Cioro Gust C. Burandt.'75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo . Horoid Coddinglon, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vcro 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Wilford Couiilard, 60' N. Monroe St.—Imogono Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolby 278-6054 279-9471 Mark S. Andrews, -25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ! Wliilom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Olin Dolly, 61 Mople .Lane-Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etswoiler, Jr., 37 Falrfieid Dr.—luellle Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Chorlotto Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R.'R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—Lanore 276-5386 278-5234 278:2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison loko—Barboro..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen : 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.___ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha. John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6788 278-5790 __.278-8840 279-9551 Z^^-7508 NAME Address ond Rotory Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter loke—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 278-6501 278-6850 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Harold Mcknight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 279-9551 278-2947 Russell Woidron, P. O. Box 125—Delia.™ Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette .278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E: Pearl St.—tila .278:5078 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cran'std'ri Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pie'cc St.—Susan Fred Ncer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond Sf.--Retfio Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979' 8. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 ifusseU.,E. Moote,. 15..Comwell...Ct..—.Q.'ody$--,;-----278;62^ 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmlti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shornoi 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise.. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beotrice 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 ..278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Worrcn Willioms, Batovia-loMoine.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cclia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.. Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.-Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59,5. Sprogue St.—Hoiel Ed 'Holtr,' 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lakeJaneon 278-5165 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora.: 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine .,278-4198 Howard M. Teeter; 156 Church St.—Marlon ....278-4222 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Grotehen 278-6730 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, SB N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ■ Howard k. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-2841 :■ "~yixni /... -K-:- i: . ip: J ■ ' " ■ ^ The COLDWATER See. 34.: Rotary REFLECTOR I Frederick: h. keeks QU.^LITY SPRIKG products, XNG COLDKATER, KlOtl. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4424 278-5033 .___278-4350 = Visiting Rotarians Akvays Welcome 278-4229 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ' i 278-4243 278-5412 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the S. A. NOVMBER i:!-, 196h November has been listed as; Junior Red Cross Enrollment Month, National Kitchen Cotton Month, Raisin Bread Sales Month, Banana Fiesta Time and Winter Wonder Lamb Season. This week is International Cat Week, National Childrens Book Week and National Dish Cloth Week. More next week. Step Number seven in the admitting of a new member is after the prospective member has consented his name is circularized to the club members with a re quest that any objections be submitted within ten days. Last week there was a typographical error in the bulletin, the two teams of members are A through M and N through Z and not as given. Your Editor did not have to buy a cigar for anyone on Tuesday, apparently no one knew that the first object of Rotary is: "The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service." Next week a cigar to the member who can tell what is the second object of Rotary. If you and your Rotary Ann plan on attending Ladies Night on December 10 with dinner at Stukeys, hear Glenn Millers Orchestra and meet later at Stukeys, get your name to Ernie Luse or Vince Komstein. The tab is $15 per couple for everything. Dick Moore outlined his Committee's plans for. Competitor Relations, Will Couillard on Buyer-Seller Relations, Bob Yingling on Vocational Information and your Editor on the Bulletin. Thanksgiving and Christmas will be coming up soon and if any foreign students are going to visit Rotarians during the Holidays plans should be in the making. The club lost two good and faithful members by resignation on November 1. Hurley and Kenny Olmsted left us. We will miss them. Paul Chuck Bacon stepped in the vacant spot and provided the program on Tuesday. He told us of the recent visit of his family to Salzburg and of conditions in Europe. It was most interesting and certainly it must have been a grand trip. Ray Pitts has just returned from a vacation in the Florida Keys where he stayed near a former pirate hide out. Community service is a stand-by and an ob.iect of Rotax^v. Page ij-5 of the November Rotarian. Read HELP WANTED en Perhaps you might be able to help some group of youngsters. How many of you have been to the Coldwater Youth Center on a week end evening? If you have not go over some Saturday when the place is jumping, Neyt week Harold Goodholm will present Gerald J. Walke. a' nuclear operations engineer for the Consumers Power Company of Jackson, as our-speaker. _He..wlll tell us of their work in that area. Then at the ball game the bleachers went wild and the two blonds had a fight. Ray Mulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P, M. •iz ALBION - Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES RUSSELL MOORE, Director Attendance— Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— Community Safety— Torg Skobo, R. Howlcy Tom Collins, Norm Moore Duke Davidson, John Dean, OFFtCERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY Ray Mulchahey, John Elswoiler, Jr. PresidenI Vice-Presldenf Fellowship- Secretary Magazine— ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglos Woodword. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist John Walker, Bob Loose BOARD OF MEETINGS Cron Wilcox, Al Bufterflcid, Bob Nagle, Don Wright ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary,. Rotary Inlernalienal George R. Means, Evansfon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald D. Doubleday, Kalamaxoo, Mich. Buyer-Seller Relolions— SERVICE 18-T. Skobo Red McKnight, Art Lyons International Student Proiecfs— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Bulterfiold Julv-1965 6—K. Peorce 13—C, Helkkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' N1TE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 29—H. Teeter December—1964 Rotary FoundationDick Biringcr, Ray Fox Intcrn'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Paul Hurley, R. Yingling' ' 1—R. Howlcy (Rotory (Rotary Foundation] International Contocts— Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupolik June—1965 17—C. Swort FRED ANDERSON, Director Employer-Employee Relations— Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- 4-M. McKcilh 11-H. Bent 10—H. Goodhotm 1—Paul Hurley Craig Scbald, Conrad Swart 27-T. Collins May-196S November—1964 Internalionol information- Four-Wdy Test- 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemior 20—Mel. Rico 27—Les Woodward 8. Faller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik April-1965 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director lecial—At the call of the President 30—R. Loose October—1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Youth— Sergeanf-at-Arms- at 12:00 noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY C. Helkkinen, Mac McKeilh H. Teeter DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month " Awards — Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, 16-W. Treat 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loans, Student Guests- Fred Nccr, Bob Rumsey Rotary Information- 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 8. K. Pearce Public Relations- (Rotory's Anniversary) March—1965 September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken ProgramFred Culy 23-R. Waldron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Leovenworth Wm. Bobier 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Rural Urban- Membership— ★ ROTARY August—1964 4-0. Dally Charles Bneon, A! Rice Harvey Bent February—1965 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOOWARO, Director 19—A. Follor 26—W. Bobior Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' F. NEER (Rotary Magozine] NITE The above Is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to chongo dates with another member, advise the program chairmen of the ehonge. Members having special programs, such os ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Tofophono 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19. 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 27B-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Chorlos 278-6821 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richord Biringer, 37 Corlyle Avc.—Jean 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttcrfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Horold Coddington, 324 £. Chicogo St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babaro 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jone Ouone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean. 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Btswcller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Folter, 95 N. Honehett St.-Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Dorrs 278-2818 I 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro .278-6517 Robert Howtey, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara 278-8909 Corlo Hefkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen J.278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 ..279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Rolph Taupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N, Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwaler Lake—Suxanno 278-5554 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Roth 278-2261 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 Robert Loose—R. R.- No. 2. Tekonsha—Marga_ret ' Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 767-7508 278-2947 278-4229 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Coral 279-9551 Fred H. Weeks. R. R. 4-Beatrlce-... Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lllo 278-6278 278-5078 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Suson 279-9492 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma 278-8238 278-5512 Warren Williams, Batavia—loMoine K. L. Olmstcd. 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Charles Woodward. 163 Morshall St. 278-5033 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-6769 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio J : B. K. Pearce. 97 Edison Cf.—Lorroine 278-5341 278-6161 278-2790 Me) Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Liflion Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Chvyl Ann Dr.—Berget ST2-5594 276-5006 278-5714 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel 278-8318 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 Ed Hollz, 14331 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Janean Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elioro Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle-Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen...— 278-2841 •e. 34.r Notary REFLECTOR 1 ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 F. M. ELK'S TEMPLE H. WBCKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HICH. 279-9428 HONORARY-MEMBERS The COLDWATER FRKDERICK 278-4424 278-2451 Craig Scbald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156. E. Chicogo St.—Louise PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward. 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam. 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2710 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn... 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss f Visiling Rotarians Abvays Welcome 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-DeIia INC. ..278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 .-..278-5412 278-6730 �*He Profits 'Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 0C™ER~2771^96^ This is National Catholic Youth Week, National Cleaner Air Week, National Pretzel Week, National Thrift Week, National Contact Lens Week, National Honey Week, and National Gifted Child Week. Can't you just see a gifted Catholic child who wears contact lenses sitting in front of an air con ditioner gotten with thrift stamp:- cai-Lng pretzels "dipped in hcney. More next week. 000.000.OOP is the ar,iount of the National Debt as outlined by the United States Representative Edward Hutchinson who spoke to the club on Tuesday. He went on to state that the United States debt is greater than all other countries in the world combined and most of it has come about during the life of this generation. The 88th Congress spent more money and reduced revenues more than any other Congress. Mr. Hutchinson was in troduced by Mark Andrews. Don't forget to vote on Tuesday. November 3. We don't care how you vote but VOTE, A1 Rice, Chairman of Boys and Girls Week, reported on the activities of his committee as did A1 Butterfield for the Youth Committee. Don't forget to ask vour Rotary Ann about the Ladies Night planned for De cember 10. Dinner at Stukey's, Glenn Millers Orchestra at the Tibbits after ward and then a stop back at Stukey's. Reservations are to be made Tuesday, November 3» Just 75^ of the club membership ate lunch on Tuesday and then there were the early leavers which cut those that stayed for the program down to a poor de pleted group. Early leaving is a poor habit to have. During November the club is to be divided into two groups; the A's through the M's and the H's through the Z's with a contest between the groups for the best attendance. The losing group to buy lunch for the winners on De cember 15. If you are going deer hunting either make up before you leave, while north or when you return. Next week Bert Faller will report on Buyer-Seller Relations, Dick Moore on Competitor Relations, Robert Yingling on Vocational Information and your Editor will report on the BiiHetin. The first six steps in the process of admitting a new member have been pre liminary during vdiich the prospect should not have been notified. The pro poser fully informs the prospect of the privileges and responsibilities of Rotary membership and secures his oral or written permission to publish his name to the club. When a member becomes Senior Active his classification does not change, only his kind of membership changes. He does not now represent his classification but he continues to be knoxm by his former Classification. How many of the members know the four Objectives rf Rotary? We do not mean the h- Way Test either. We will give a cigar next Tuesday to the first member that can give it to your Editor. Les Woodward is presenting a speaker. Bud Abbott, next ^^eek who will tell U.S of and h.cw they are i-.-de. The biggest problem for traffic officers are: urban, suburban and bourbon drivers. You Will Always Be Welcome at These NeighbcRSig Mulflhahey MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 13:}5 M. BRONSON — Cengregotiono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. jONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ AIBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STUR61S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Chorles Bacon, Al Rice Club Bulletin- President Vice-President Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Schmill, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF K. Olmsled, K. Leavenworth Awards — C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Fred Nccr, Bob Rumsey DIRECTORS MEETINGS Cron Wilcox, Al Butterfleld, ' Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director peciol—At the coll of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations— President Rotary Internationol CHARLES PEHENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Occupational Information— Poul Hurley, R. Yingllng Infern'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-\y. WIHioms 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- December-^1964 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno international Student Projects- 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 22—A. Bullerfield Don Shorno, Roy Pottorson 29-C. Wilcox Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox 27—H. Coddington Jonuory—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS o-FALL LADIES' NiTE 5—R. Moore ■ 12—D. Dowldson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Howley (Rotory (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations- June—1965 17-C. Swart Red McKnIght, Art Lyons Employer-Employee Relations— Craig Scbold, Conrad Sworl Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mork Andrews 25—R. Toupalik 10—H. Goodholm International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL. 4-M. McKcifh 11-H. Bunt November-!-1964 SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buver>Seller Relations- 27-T. Collins May-1965 3-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—F. VonAken 13—R, Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemior 20-Mel. Rice 27—les Woodword R. Sweet Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday oF eoch month April-1965 18-T. Skobe Youth— H. Teeter 30—R. Loose October—1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingllng Student Guests- Rotary information- (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Leans, Fred Culy 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks B. K. Pearce Public Rclotions— (Rotory's Anniversary) March-196S 2~K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Program- ★ 25-N. Moofe Crippled Children— Wm. Bobier Membership— Woodward. 18-R. Kerr Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VonAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Chorles 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Huwiey Harvey Bent Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. tUSE 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 23—R. Woldron August-1964 Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-I96S 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— AttendanceClassification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Foller 26—W. Bobier (Rotary Magazine) Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If vou wish .to channe dales with onothcr member, ndvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossisf with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kafhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Harvey G. .278-6843 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8066 278-5386 Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Butterfleld, 31 278-2854 Gust C, Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chlcogo St.-Vora 278-4486 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Or.—Bobora 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olin Dally, 61 Mopio Lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo,.; 278-6054 278-2818 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Rldqcmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchelf St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5318 John Efsweller, Jr.. 37 Fairfleld Dr.—lueille 278-6598 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Borbara__278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6637 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiima__„___.278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotory Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone No. •.278-6501 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Arinetta 279-9551 ^.278-6769 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2261 278-2947 NAME Address and Rotary'Ann 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann__ Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-5565 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beotrice Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys. 278-6278 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 MorshaTj St.—Edno 278-2539 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-*Witmo Warren Williams, Bafovia—LaMoine Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-5078 279-9360 278-2979 —... 278-6341 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.-MobeL— C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Llllion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis ST2-5594 278-5006 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth Charles Schmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Bargef Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Nar.ows Rd., P.. R. 2-Nellie 278-6161 278-5714 .-278-8318 273-5042 278-6316 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Robert G. YingMog,-21 Scoff—Notoiie Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd.; Coldwater Loke— Janoan John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchon Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo 278-2841 The COLDWATER S«c. 3/ Rotary REFLECTOR i WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS, INC. COhDIATER, ROTARY CLUH of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome MICH. 278-5033 278-^93 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-4222 PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 ..279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 HONORARY.MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion FREDERICK H. 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth— Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie— Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginio 278-4029 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-4350 278-8942 278-2710 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorratrce Rd.—Arlene'-.i 278-4229 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann^ Dr.—Phyliss Robert Nogle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan.. Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E, Pearl St.—Llla Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R, 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwofer Lake—Suzonna 278-6311 278-4198 __278-M12 !278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Goldwater; Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^ - - OCTOBER 21, 1964 This is National Forest Products Week. United Nations Week, Aloha Week and National Downtown Week. On Wednesday (today), International Whale Watching Week efegins and on Saturday, National Popcorn Week begins as well as National Wine Week. The Board of Directors has asked that all clubs be apprized that they are welcome at Board meetings and should feel free to submit suggestions to the Board for the betterment of the club. For some meetings to come the various committee chairmen will give a two minute resume of the work of their committee. On Tuesday, October 27, A1 Rice will report on Boys and Girls Week and Paul Hurley will report on Occupational Information, Next week's sneaker will be United States Representative Edward Hutchinsfn who will be introduced by Mark Andrews. This week Art Lyons introduced A1 Uhle who outlined the duties, functioning and responsibility of the Probate and Juvenile Court, Vice-president Fred Culy, President Axner Olson, Secretary Ernie Luse and Club Service Committee Chairman Doug Woodward attended the District 636 Institute at Olivet College where the following were stressed! 1, Assimi lation of New Members, 2. Club Bulletin Improvement and 3. Club Problems and their Solution. ' Step Number 5 in admitting a new member: If the Board of Directors sustains the favorable action by both the Classification and Membership Commltteee the proposer is notified by the Secretary of this action. The first five steps are preliminary and the prospective member should not be notified during this procedure. Dear Cousin Muley: I am glad to hear that you are out of jail. Next time you try to scare a revenooer don't shoot so close, you can't shoot the pipe out of his mouth and get away with it. The other day I drove down Pearl into the street in the middle of the block. If you blow your horn or come Street just at noon and some of these Junior High School kids are going to get flattened by a car someday. They won't cross at the lights--and crowd close they tell you about your ancestors, what you can do and where you can go. Someone ought to do something about it,_Uay-walking don't pay. Be careful and stay out of the pokey. Yours, Gully The opening of the bird season cut attendance this week. Lets hope the ab sentees all make up. Charles Bacon supplied the news item this week: The Bacons spent 21 days in Europe. Harvey Bent is to supply next weeks news item. It is a good thing before your wife goes to the supermarket to advise her to use a little shelf control. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, ]2:]5 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri.Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Directo; •RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bacon, Al Rice Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classification— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Club Bulletin- 19E4.1965 AXNER OLSON — FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. President VIce-PresidenI Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine- DIfeelort—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas BOARD OF C. Helkklnen, Mae McKeith MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director peciol—At the call of the President Buyer-Seller Relalloni- 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy General Secretary, Rolory Internationa! George R. Moons, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary International Trade Associations— Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamazoo, Mich. 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shorno 13—C. Heikklncn 2Q^J. Deqn 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox 27—H. Cbddington Jonuary—1965 Dick BIringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' N1TE 12—D. Dovidson LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph Jufy-1965 8-L. Wise Rotary Foundation— SONG 22-W. Willioms 29—H. Tcolcr 1—Pool Hurley Red McKnighl, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, R. Tingling 8—K. leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey December—1964 Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart Intern'! Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Intemotlonol Student Proieeti— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson President Rotary International ' 1-^R. HoWley (Rotary 17-C. Swart International Contocts— Employer-Emplovoo Relations— CHARLES PETTENGIIL-Greenwich, Conn. 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 .. 10—H. Goodholm FRED ANDERSON. Director Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 4-M. McKolfh n-H. Bent November—1964 International Information- B. Fallcr, Will Couillard May-1965 3-W. VonAken R. Sweet Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward 18-T. Skabo Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfield, Sergeant«at-Armt— Regular—First Thursday of each month 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger Oclober-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, April-1965 Youth- H. Teeter DIRECTORS 15-F. Weeks 29—R. Tingling Awards — Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey 30—R. Loose 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Rotary informotion— (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student Loons, Fred Culy Public Relations- ★ September—1964 B. K. Peorce Program- Woodword. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Crippled Children— K. Olmsled, K. leovenworth March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Worren Willioms, Boyd Wiggi Olln Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VaeAken (Rolary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 11-8. Wiggins {4H Foir) Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Wm. Bobier 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Rural Urban— Membership— 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovoe Community Safety— Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ; 1P-A. Foller V. KORNSTIEN v 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogozlne) Duane Dovldson F. NEER The obovB Is our program schedule for the Rotary Ycor 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detoiTs. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Roiory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kafhryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5353 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaref 278-5386 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Chsryl Ann Dr.—Bobaro 278-2990 278-5234 Wtlford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-6054 Olin Doily. 61 Maple Lane-Jane 278r2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duone E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Doon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle..__ John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehetf St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 Corlo Hoikkinon, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma™— 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148-Potricio 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy Phone No. 270-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Webster Treat, R. 3, Cofdwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Morgaref 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. 278-2261 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-'-Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafrice 278-4159 luse, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnighl, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys 278-6278 Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lito Robert Nogle. 36 W, Pierce St.-Suson 278-5078 279-9492 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pcarce. 97 Edison, Cf.—Lorroine 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 278-2790 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chleogo-Ernestine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth E. Chicogo St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5512 278-6161 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Conrad Sworf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R, R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio Address and Rotary Ann Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann'Dr.—Phyllis 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-8942 Douglas Woodward. 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth___ Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly. Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Notalie * 278-4222 Jonean ___278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle AvC.—Elaine Howord K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 0Gr22 ' - FRSDERICK H. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS s Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 _.278-5033 278-4468 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hozel _..278-S165 Ed Heltz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater lake— ..278-2841 Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ...278-2612 278-8238 Branson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dbrothy Clyde Williams, R. R, 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batovio—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St 278-4229 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .» rt., PUBLISHED BY Phane Na. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie NAME tms QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, CQLD9ATER, HIGH. INC. t- __27B-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. . ' i■ ' October l6, 196^1' This is National Y-Teen Roll Call Week, National Newspaper Week(Duke and Seton please note), National Fan Club Week (we don't mean Sally Rand, either). National Macaroni Week and Saturday, October 17 is Sweetest Day. Step Number h- in the process of admitting a new member is that the Board of Directors reviews the action of the Classification and Membership Committees and sustains or rejects their action. Coldwater's attendance improved during September wmth an average of 92.19^. This puts us 3rd in clubs of membership from 51-150• Ernie tells us that for the three months - July, August and September that 29 members had 100^ attendance, 18 members missed one meeting, 11 missed two meetings, 1 missed five meetings and 2 missed six meetings. On Friday, Novemeber 13 the Kalamazoo Rotary Club will celebrate its 50th Anniversary and will have as a special guest, President Charles pettengill of Rotary International. At this meeting several clubs will present checks for the Rotary Foundation. More dope later regarding reservations but this will be a fine chance to hear President Pettengill. On Sunday at the District Institute at Olivet the speaker will be Past District Governor E. Kenneth Switzer from Flagstaff, Arizona and he will stress 'Service to District Governors and Clubs in the USA, Canada and Bermuda. ' Thirty-four new members to District 636 have been added since the last District Governor's Letter. This month's Governor's Letter mentions and stresses what Rotary Clubs can do about high school drop outs. The Coldwater Club has agreed to help in this endeavor. Speaking of high school students, read the article on Page 1^ of the October Rotarian telling what Italian Rotary Clubs are doing to help the gifted child. Much has been and is being done for the slow learner and the retarded byt very little for the youngster who is a potential scientist or writer. The news iten is that Mark Andrews recently spoke to a Rotary Club on the Constitution. Next week's news item is to come from Dr. Charles Bacon.' District Governor Don Doubleday's visit was a success from all reports, he had no great criticisms to make and complimented President Axner saying it was one of the best meetings to date. In the evening about 25 members had dinner and presented the various committee reports. A thank you to John for presenting the bulletin report. A wise politician isn't out To fool all the people all the time, He is glad to settle for a majority. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresoi'ona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Horvey Bent BY ElECTION AXNER OLSON Club Bulletin- ERNEST W. Fellowship- John Wolker, Bob Loose Vice-Prosidenf LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Clyde Willlanis, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Red McKnighf, Art Lyons Four-Way TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupationol Information— Rotary FoundationSONG July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29~C. Wllcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson LEADERS 19—A. Foller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstlon, Horry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 22—A. Bulterfield Dick Biringer, Roy Fox Trade Associations— intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 29-H. Teeter 1—Poul Hurley International Student Proiecti— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Poul Hurley, R. YInglIng Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. 1—R. Hawley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph December—1964 Employer-Employee Rlflotiont— . Croig Scbald, Conrad Swart CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. June-1965 17-C. Swart international Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik 25—R. Toupolik 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillard Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL 4-M. McKeith 11-H. Bent November—1964 International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ May-1965 18-T. Skobo FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE pecial—At the call of the President 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice R. Sweet Bob Negle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 27—les Woodward Cran Wikox, Al Bulterfield, Sergeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS Awards — Mel Rice, H. Coddingfon H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month April-1965 29—R. Yingling Youth— Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, ★ 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, C. Helkkinen, Mac McKeith Fred Neer, Bob Rumscy Rotary Information- Woodward. (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy Student Guests- Public Relations- 2-K. Olmsled 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September-1964 6. K. Pearce ProgramFred Culy Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmllt, Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, 18-R. Kerr Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier Membership— Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VonAken (Rolory's Anniversary) March-1965 25-N. Moore Rural Urban- Magazine— Treasurer Assistant See'yTreas. 16—5. Bovoe 23-R. Wofdron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) Crippled Children— K. Olmstod, K. Leovenworth Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. President FRED CULY 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon PROGRAMS August—1964 4-0. Dally Charles Bacon, A! Rice Community Sofety— Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Duke Dovidson, John Dcon, 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification— OFFICERS Februory—1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duane Dovidson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. if you wish to change dales with onolher member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwctcr—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morlorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean ^ Willlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Sefon Boveo, 171 Grand St.—Clora 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8036 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterficid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-4466 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Chsryl Ann Dr.—Bobora 278-5234 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-2990 278-6054 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duanc E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Voierle 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6598 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileon 278-6687 Kerry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiima Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-__._ John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME' Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _.578-6501 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoret 767-7503 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Miiford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Cloy St.. Cranston Wikox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo.. 278-5512 Warren Williams, Batovlo-laMoIne Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna 278-6769 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha. Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6341 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Cralg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-8318 Mel Rice, R. 278-2790 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-lillian-. Charles Schmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Donald V. Shornb, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Lester F. V/ise, R. R. 2-Celia__ Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5714 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—NelIle_-__.278-6316 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. .R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-8942 278-4222 278-4159 ___278-2710 278-4029 __278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel i Ed Hoiiz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon 278-6730 S«e. 34.66 I of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome lEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. CObDtAtER. IICH. 278-5091 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5165 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-5033 _.278-4468 278-6393 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva 278-2841 fREDERICK H. 278-4424 77B-S033 _.279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS ST2-5594 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrlco 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OCTOBER 6, 1964 It was agreed at the Board of Directors meeting on October 1, 1964 to pay nominal expenses for speakers. If a member has arranged for a speaker who will have travel expense in coming to Coldwater this item should first be cleared with Program Chairman, Fred Culy, for prior approval before final arrangements are made with the speaker. All club members are invited to the dinner for District Governor Dan at 6s30 p.m. on October 13 at the Hotel. If you were absent this week and did not make a reservation please call Ernie Luse before Monday evening so that he may include you in the reservations. This is also Fish *n Sea Food Parade Month. Iron Housewares Month (Moores and Kerr take notice), Biscuit Muffin Month and Yambilee Month (this is promote the eating of yams). This is also Fire Prevention Week, National Child Evangelism Fellowship Week (Butterfield take notice), National Snploy the Handicapped Week, National Pass the Laugh Week, National Save the Horse Week, National Pharmacy Week (McKeith take nbtico) ahd IJcnday, October 5'is Child Health Day. More next week. Stet) Number 3 in the taking in of a new member is the Classification Com mittee makes a determination that a suitable classification is open and re ports this back to the Board of Directors. With the Holidavs coming up sooner than vou think it might not be too early to plan for the entertainment of foreign students in member's homes. Many of them are a long way from home and would very probably enjoy such a plan. Union City has done this several times with fairly large groups and every one has enjoyed it. President Pettengill has set as his goal three new clubs in each district and three new members in each club." • Next Week District Don Doubledav is to meet with the club at noon and then with all members in the evening for a club assembly. Let us have a 100^ meeting with no early leavers. The early leaver problem is creeping upon the club again and apparently it is a relatively few members who almost never stay for a program. It is a poor habit to fall into. Local merchants should read the article on page 19 of the October Rotarian. It tells of what can be done by cooperative effort and a facing up to the problem presented. Miss Stella Kruizenga told the club Tuesday of her trip to Russia and her re actions to her visit. She also told of her visit to East Berlin and of the Wall between East and West Berlin. She told us that she now appreciates the " way of life in the United States more than ever. AmenJ Read the article on page 14 of the October Rotarian. Dick Moore has now become an active member. He is no longer "Honorable". Middle age is that period of life when you are old enough to know better but young enough to keep on doing it. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE I964.I965 February—1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Tom Collins, Norm Moore 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY President VIce-Presidenf ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Pottersoit — Organist Harvey Bent Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS C. Heikkinen, Mae McKelth Student Guests- Mel Rico, H. Coddlnglon Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Cron Wileox, Al Butterfield, R. Sweet DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamasoo, Mich. 29-H. Teeter 1—Poul Hurley July-1965 6—K. Pearce >3—C. Heikkinen ' 20—J. Dean .. 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wileox 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN Dick Biringer, Roy Fox 12—D. Dovidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 8-L, Wise Rotary Foundotion— Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—D. Shorno Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Craig Scbald, Conrad Sworl June-1965 Dbtember—1964 International Student Proieets— Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews 18-T. Skabo (Rotary Foundation) Red MeKnIght, Art Lyons Employer-Employee Relations— 11-H. Bent 2S-R. Toupalik 10—H. Coodholm 17—C. Swarf International Information- B. Foller, Will Couillard Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 27-T. Collins Mav-196S 4-M. McKeilh • 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Competitor Relations- 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer November—1964 3-W. VanAken International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 'peciol—At the call oF the President 6-C. Sebald .. 13—C. Allemier ■ 20-Mel. Rice FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— April-1965 October—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 27—Les Woodward Youth— Sergeanl-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Culy (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student loans. Program- 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Pearce Public Relations- at 12:00 noon 18-R. Kerr Worren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Boafler Membership— Olln Dolly, Lcs Wise, Fritz VanAken March-1965 25—N. Moore Rural Urban— H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Club Bulletin- Ray Muichahcy, John Etsweller, Jr. (Rotary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, A1 Rice Classification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 2-R. Fox Beys' and Oiirls' Week- Attendance- IP-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish Jo change doles with another member, odvisc the program ch'diVmdn 'of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with ..the details. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R, 4, Coldwoler—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryis Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Vlflllom Bobier, 280. Grand St.—Margaret 278-6033 278-6821 278-8086 27B-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etswoiicr, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 273-5475 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.-Aileen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn .'_'__278"-678a John A, Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma__ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-6840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 NAME FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MeKnIght, Coldwofer St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W, Chicogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha 279-9360 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annettaj Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pegrce', 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Pufnopi, II E- Chicago St.—Mobel C. Alfred'Rice, R. 278-6769 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 Mel 'illce, 1903 'Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebold, R. R, 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 50 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ST2-5594 270-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 ___278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Deiia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Bsalricg,.„ Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2-Cella Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.-PoMy Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ' Janean Richard Moore, '42 Cprlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 WilloWbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotehen jiO j,'.i' q iTi fREDERICK H. ITEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4463 278-6393 «ICH. 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro REFLECTOR Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS Olitr Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— The COLDWATER of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .•L'- PUBLISHED BY 278-4029 __278-2612 Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St:-.:,: ■ju' •-•jf-T'uj-f' ROTARY CLUB _278-2710 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo_ Warren WIllToms, Batavia—LaMoine 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-2B41 e:0U9^ATERi Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 INC 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Prof-jts Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. SEPTEMBER 30, 1964 First off we did not make a 100^ meeting on Tuesday. September 22. Ernie Luse tells me that there were 24 members absent on September 29, If this trend con tinues we will be further down on the list than we were for August. Each man when he becomes a member obligates himself to either attend at his own club or to make up at some other club. Many members are very faithful in this and are 100^ members but some apparently disregard this responsibility. The sympathy of the club goes out to Web and Sue Treat in their recent loss. There is little that one can say at a time such as this. Hats off to Chet Allemier^s Rotary Ann Fav. She was chosen as the club 'H^/oraan of the Year" by her club the American Business Women's Association. Chet sub mitted this as his news item for the week. Next weeks news item is to be furnished by Fred Anderson. Step Number 2 in the process of taking in a new member if after the prospective member's name has been submitted in writing it is referred to the Classification Committee to determine if there is a suitable classification open under which the prospective member can be admitted. This week is National Sunday School Week and "One Shot Antelope Week". October is National Lath and Plaster Month (Woodwards and Bobier take notice). Be Kind to Customers Month, Let's Go Hunting Month, National Restaurant Month and "Eggtober" begins. More next week. Might it not be a good idea to give each new member a copy of "Service is My Business" when he is taken into the club? This week Craig Sebald presented Mr. Parker of the State Labor Mediation Board who gave a very objective unbiased account of the processes and means by which it attempts to act as a conciliator in labor disputes. Dr. C.P. Cranson of Coldwater and who is labor mediator was a guest of the club. Next week Craig Sebald will again have the program and is presenting a former Coldwater resident Stella Kruizenga, who has recently returned from a visit to Russia. She will show slides of her trip and tell us of life in Russia. Nineteen new Rotary Clubs have been formed since July 1. Tom Collins just called and is shooting for a 100^ on October 6. Absentees to sing solos on October 13 and we mean solos not quartets. During November the club is to be divided into two teams to compete for attendance and the losing team is to buy lunch for the winners on December 8. It may cost you $3,00 on that date instead of the usual $1.50. John Klein is in Dallas, Texas this week. Read the letter written by a Vicksburg, Michigan Rotarian on Page 10 of the October Rotarian. Fear a goat from the front, a mule from the rear and a woman with an open umbrella from any direction. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stafo Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director MICH. Attendance— Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Crippled Children— FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Rural Urban- Roy Mulchahey, John Elsweiler, Jr. ERNEST W. LUSE Assistant See'y-Treas. Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Rotary InformationErnest Lusc, Chuck Wolfdword, Youth— ^ BOB NAGLE, Director ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIIL - Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will Ceuillard Competitor Relations- Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart Four-Woy TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Inlornational Trode Associations— Donold B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. programs SERVICE 25—R. Toupolik June-1965 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy . 1—Paul Hurley Rod McKnight, Art Lyons Rotary FoundationDick BIringer, Roy Fox 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December—1964 July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno International Student Proiects— Den Shorno, Roy Patterson 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 22—A. Butlerfield 27-r-H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KGRNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson LEADERS 19-A. Faller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsticn, Harry Joseph 4-M. McKolth 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo (Rotary Foundation) International Contocts— SONG 27-T. Collins Moy-1965 17—C. Swort FRED ANDERSON, Director Paid Hurley, R. Yingling 20—R. BIringer November—1964 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations- General Secretary, Rotary Internationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois The above e INTERNATIONAL 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Aliomler 20-Mcl. Rice 27—Les Woodward R, Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE Aprll-1965 October—1964 Cran Wilcox, Al Butlerfield, Sergoant-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright ★ Special—At the call of the President 15-F. Weeks Mol Rice, H. Coddington Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey 30—R- Loose 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkincn, Mac McKeilh Student Guests— (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 22-W. Wilbur Awards — Fred Culy (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodward Scholarship, Studont loans, Public Relotiens— 23-R. Waldron 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Peorce Program- at 12:00 noon September—1964 Warren Willloms, Boyd Wiggins, H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of eoeh month 18-R. Korr 25-N. Moore K. Olmsted, K. leovenworth Wm. Bobier Membership— Olin Dolly, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles August—1964 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Community Safety— Harvey Bent President VIeo-President 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovea Charles Bacon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Deon, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Claisiifcotlon— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Februory—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 26—W. Bobier (Rotary Mogoiino) Duone Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Ycor 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom ehairmon of the change. Members hoving specrol , such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 2?9-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester I. Ailemier, R. R. 4, Coidwotcr-Foy Phone No. 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Ne._ H. Vincent Kornsticn, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily.. Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret 278-5386 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Morjorle Horvey G. Bent, 51 Rpchord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Jean 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8036 278-6501 278-4243 278-6769 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dolla Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-4229 278-4159 Horold McKnight, Coidwotcr St. Home—Corel 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peer! St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Verg 278-2854 278-2990 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth John Etsweiler. Jr.. 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, Kibby Rd., Jockson—lillion ST2-5594- Charles. Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Boboro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Volorle 278-5234 278-6054 278-2818 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.-Chorlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora.._278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory Helen..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-W87 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma__ 278-57M Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho— — 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-5512 K. I. Olmsted, 70 MarshaM St.-Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce B. K. Pearce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine— 279-9360 —278-2979 : 278-6341 — 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.-Mobol— |903 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ___-278-8318 Donald V. Shoritb, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R, 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude.- 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlone —278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion— E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 276-4222 278-2841 Wooster Treof, R. 3, Coldwotor Lake-Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct,—Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie Olin Fry) 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 1438] lyopowo Rd., Coidwoter Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora —— ROTARY CLUB o/ ColdwatCTi Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, MICH. 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 278-M11 Richard Meore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvo—.278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen—— 278-6730 See. 34.6 COLDWATER, 279-9428 278-5033 —278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER H. 278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Willioms, Botavia—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CelioCharles Woodward, 163 Morshall St 278-5554 276-5585 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St I, . . PRSDERICK Phone No. Worner VanAken, R, R, 2-Glodys 278-5891 278-4486 Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-6850' 767-7508' 278-2261 278-2947 Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine NAME INC. �^ September 22, 196k The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved ttie change in classification from Honoraty to ttiat listed below. Any objections MUST EE IN THE HANDS OF THE SECRETARY BY LETTER THROUGH THE UNITED STATES MAIL ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1st. _ Naj^^ _ _ _ _ _^^doi'_plassificationt Minor Classifications Richard Moore Industrial Supplies Retailing Hardware Signed - E« W, Luse, Secretaiy �• v i; / h'T:-.:K' : : ■' :.t /:i •; •^^onoM. ..W 'V ;:;nT ■>I ;:fci T:-:;.-" '.r, G-;:/ r:n-Jo'i.qqB :;ir:;-.r;d<> vmA ,vroioa iSfX'/IO 's'-X' HC 'iOHHT HUT?!*! '-^aorov: r. t t..-; Yl. odx .i.'YC dtr-wfj'i'i'.n ii-jC'C'H b'ififioxH �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A'. • : * ■ SEPTEMBER 22, 196^1- This is a busy week. Last Sunday was "Press Sunday" and World Peace Day, and this week is National Fireplace Week, Fall Millinery Week, National Dog Week, National Sweater Week, National Tie Week, National Barefoot Freedom Week and National i|-H Club Week. Just how crazy can you get? Only Club Week makes sense to your editor but maybe he is a "little tetched". More choice ones next week. At this week*5 meeting Wes VJilber presented Eddie Steele of Manchester who out lined the basic concepts, programs and aims of the American Legion. This months"Governor's letter" gives Coldwater 17th place in attendance in the district with an 87.33^ for the month of August. Tain't good. district attendance was 88.98^. The average The week of November 15 has been set aside as Rotary Foundation Week and District Governor Don suggests that a program on the Foundation be presented at each club. The theme of the District Institute to be held at Olivet is to be "Strengthen your Club Through: Membership Growth, Assimilation of New Members, Rotary in formation and Improvement of the Club Bulletin", Past District Governors are to act as leaders of the discussions. The Board of Directors of the Club believe it might be of value to again have the steps by which a man is admitted j:o membership outlined. Here is step No. 1; The proposer or sponsor submits the name in writing of the man whom he believes would be a good Rotarian to the Club Secretary. No mention of the submission of his name should be made to the prospective member. That comes much later. Rotary membership has a double responsibility - - each member gives individual service and each club is expected to give community service. Rotary International has suggested that when a member becomes "Senior Active" it is no time for that member to lay back on the oars. The word ACTIVE is still ii the classification. Do something. It will help a lot if when a member has a program coming up in the near future he will give information to the Bulletin Editor. This week seven telephone calls or attempted calls were made to find out what next weeks program is to be. It is: Labor Mediation and Procedures. Craig Sebald will present the Chief Labor Mediator of the State Mediation Board in Detroit. In view of the strikes now on in that city this should be a timely subject. As near as your Editor can count thirteen members are now short a family member, college opens and the fledglings all take off. We are asking each member to sutmiit a news item for the Bulletin each week. begin next week with Chet Alleraier who is first in the alphabetical list. up your news item and pass it along to your Editor. We Dig The bald headed man may be ridiculed but he has an advantage, he is the first in the group to know when it starts to rain. Ray mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. 8RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director B'oys' and G'irls' Week- Attendonce— Tom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1964-19AS AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Treasurer Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Fred Culy Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Youth- OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:00 noon ★ INTERNATIONAL B. Faller, Will Couillard President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Roy Pitts, Mork Andrews Occupational Information- George R. Means, Evantlbn; Illinois Po'tjl Hurley, R. YInglrng Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donold B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. 29-H. Teeter July-1965 8-1. Wise 6—K. Pearee 13—C. Heikkinen •30—J. Doan 22—A. ButterFleld 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wllcox January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 'r.'ISr'Di .Dovldson 19—A. Foller KEN PUTNAM', Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 22-W. Williams . , 15—D. Shorno SONG LEADERS' . Intern'l Convention) IS—R. Rumsey 1—Paul Hurley Rotary Foundation— ., Dick Btrlnger, Ray-Fix" ' Trade Associations— 1—R. Hawley (Rotary 8—K. Leovenworth December-1964 Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary International Contacts- International Student Projects— Four-Way Test- 25—R. Toupalik June—1965 (Rotory Foundation) 24—H. Joseph . ' Red McKmght, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk , ' Employer-Employee Relations— 4-M. McKeith n-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 17-C. Swort International Informotion— Competitor Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buver>Se1ler Relations- Special—At the coil of the President 27-T. Collins May-1965 10—H. Goodhelm FRED ANDERSON, Director International 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. BIringer 3-W. VonAken R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director April-1965 November—1964 Cran Wllcox, Ai Butterfield, Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Den Wright MEETINGS 30—R. loose 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allemler 20—Mel. Rice 27—les Woodward Mel Rice, H. Coddington H. Teeter BOARD 23-A. Lyon October-1964 C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Rotory InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey Woodward. Mrs. Grace Pallerion — Organist (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingling Awards — Student Guests- 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loans, Public Relations- 2—K. Olmsted 15-F. Weeks B. K. Pcarce Olln Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken Program- (Rotary's Anniversary) March-1965 September—1964 Rural Urban— Membership— Direelors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitf, Fred Anderson, K. Olmstcd, K. Leovenworth Wm. Bobier Assislonf See'y-Treos. 23-R. Woidron 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— Ray Mulchahey, John Elsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Magazine— . President Viee-President Soerotary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Harvey Bent 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovec 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice ClassiRcalien— February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 26hrW.. Bobier. V. KORNSTIEN ' 9PRING. LADIES' NITE '(Rotary Magazine) ' Ouane Davidson f: NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the progrom choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies'-Night,'may appoint a committee to assist with the details. " FRED CULY, Program Choirmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann .-278-2903 _..278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy El Ken leovenworth, 213 N..Hudsop—Emily —278-5358 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Phone No. Chester I. Aliemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwolcr—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple.lone-^othryn Mork 3. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cti—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemobr. Rd.—Morjorie : Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—'Esther Richord BIringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean---- William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171. Grond .St.—Claro'i. Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison'Ct.—Tholma —278-6821 278-6843 -278-8086 .278-5386 -278-5891 -278-4486 - -278-2854 Harold Coc)d]ngto'n,'..324,.fChicqgef _Sl.-7-Vero ..278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl. Avm Dr.—BBbara--_I!."_l :_278-5234 Wllford Coulllarcf, 60 N. Mbnrbo St.—Imogene—' ..273-6054 Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .-279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Moplc Lane—Jono Duane E. Davldsan, 15 Scott Jo - ..278-2818 John Etswellar. Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—LueiJlo Albert Faller, 95 t^. Hanchctf St.—Chdrlotfo Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfiold Dr.—Alleen...^- Harry Joseph, 383 N. hludson St.—Qoinn— Axner Olson', 304 Grond St.—Retho—J Ray Pitts, 55; N. Sprague St.—Ruth ,-278-6687 —278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St!-^WilrnoI_'-"_'riL _. 278^5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marlha--'--_-i_ —278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia—— —279-9551 Fred H.,Weeks, R. R. 4-aeatrlce ..278-4159 ,.278-6278 278-5078' OonSfon Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.-rDoroUiy.i Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 278-55T2 Worren Willorms, Batavia—LoMoing.i.i- ' Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. l^Wilmp^ 278-2539 Lester F. Wi$e,,R. R. S-Cplla..— 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth rutnarn, 11 f. Chicogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 i..27&-5714 Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo-St.—Louise— 278-8318 278-5842 ConrOd Swort, 471 Marshefll St.—Gbttrude-'l-;.- ;.27o-4350 Donald Wright, 21 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virglnio ' 278t4222278-2841 278-4468 — 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS; * Glin Fry, 59. %i ''$rirag\te St.'—tfozel 278-5163 Ed Holtz, 1<4381 lyopowa Rd., Coldw'oter' Lake— Janean 278-5091 John -Walcfef,' 33 Dayghetty-i-Grctcberh.'.... • M ^ i": ;i.' ... .r:."- .- ' ' •Ji:-.-;.* v ■•.-■/v-'.' ; • >r. . ' ', ■••f ■It, J • --J-V ■.-j-'-ft. '1' :o ' 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elolne !:>■ v.- T- ' S- i-sK . ; i. , ■ I't' ' » "v vi.l .•y-..' Jj. • L .'iS-'v The COLDWATER Rotary REFLEGTOR vi•'j.'"; 1 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. rtfSOERICK He 278-5033 279-9428 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seott—Natolie Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elvo 278-^i942. 278-4424 276-5033 Robert S'weeT; H. R. 4, ,Dorr<ttree'Rd'.—Arleng Xa-'-I''-. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-8238 „ Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.-Elzora ! ' Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome 278-2612 Bfenson 369-4024 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2f-Nel[ie.-...i:-27B-.^6 ■ ' 278-2710 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly ST2-5394 ..278-5006 Chorles Schmltl, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—BergetJ 278-4229 Charles Woodward.-163 MarsholL Sti.!,.!....;,):..; Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .278-2451 Mel Rico, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jockson—Lillian.-'.'.J Robert B. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Russell Waldren, P.:0.".6ox-T'25-DTiKo—'i'i. 279-9492 .279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, llnlon City—Evelyn Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen -278-4115 Boyd Wiggins) 21 Cheryl AniV Dr.—Phyliss Fred Neer, '203 W. Chicago—Ernestiho ..;278-a609 Roy Fox, 16 Morfisbti lake',' Ri R, ■2'-LD"bns-_'-,_- —1278-5318 E. Harold Goodhbim, 20 Lincoln St.-^l'anorei.-_ —278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ..278-8909 2/8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey', 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila-J , Phone No. 278-5554 278-5585 .278-4243 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Anneita K. I. Olmsted, 70 MorshoTi St.-Edno— Address and Rotary Ann Rolnh Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-BHeen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3. Celdwatcr Lake—Suzonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann.. Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278:2261 • 278-2947 279-9551 Robert Nagle; 36 W.-Picrec St.—Susan NAME 767-7508 Ernest W, Luse, R. R. 4-Rolh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Cofdwatcr St. Home—Carol -.278-6598 -278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Rldqcmoor Rd.'—Volerie.._.i--- ..278-5909 Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 fEEK3 OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, COl^DITATSR, MICH. ZHC. \.»t':|'- 278-4198 278-5412 .__278-6730 �"'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 17, 1964 At Tuesday's meeting Chick Kennedy presented a former Rotarian Gordon Schlubatis who has just returned to the United States following 4 years service as Agricultural Attache capacity. He spoke of the difference of farming in United States and in Turkey and following his talk there was a question and answer period. There seems to be some confusion regarding the action taken at the last Rotary International Convention regarding the classification of Senior Active. Enactment 64-28 provides that any member who has reached 60 years or more may request to be reclassified as Senior Active. Enactment 64-29 provides that when a member reaches the age of 65 and has been a member of one or more Rotary Clubs for a period of five or more years he automatically becomes a Senior Active Member on his 65th birthday. This may clear up some of the minds of members between the age of 60 and 65 of which there are several. "Dear Aunt PerunaJ Coldwater has two of the finest parks for a town of its size that I have ever seen. Parkhurst Park and Waterworks Park but do you know that I am blessed if I can find a sign in the whole town telling where they are. It also has a new swimming beach and county park just outside of town but you would never know that it is there, no signs, no arrows, nothing. Also within five or six miles of Coldwater there are many fine lakes with good fishing but there are no signs telling you that they are there or how to get to them. Someone ought to do something about this. Maybe some club or the Chamber of Commerce will. Gully" William P. Klaas of the Eaton Manufacturing Company was admitted to club membership on Tuesday. Don't forget that October 13 is the day District Governor Don Doubleday visits the Club. Why not try to have everyone stay. No early leavers at all. District Institute is to be held at Olivet on October 18, September is also Protein Break Sales Month. Fall Clean Up Time begins and VOJC behold it is also American Home Lighting Fixture Month. This week is Lessons in Truth Week and on Thursday, September 18 American Youth Enrollment Month begins. It is also Constitution Week. Lets set aside a week for the "Pore Common Man.*' Wes Wilbur tells us that a prominent legionnaire Eddie Seele of Manchester, Michigan will be our speaker. . She knew that he knew that her father was dead She knew that he knew what a life he had led She knew that he knew what she meant when she said, "Go .to father" f Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Keuie — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVJLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tueidoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurget Auditorium Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodiit Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. >iw �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Boys' and GiKs' Week- Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Club Bulletin- 1964>t965 Ray Mulchahey, John Elsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON ... FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN President Viee-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant See'yTreas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Wm. Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Clyde Willloms, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ProgramFred Culy Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodword, Awards — MEETINGS BOB NAGLE, Director ★ * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillard President Rotary International CHARLES PETTEN6ILL - Greenwich, Conn. Cralg Sebold, Conrad Swart Four-Way Test- General Secretary, Rotary International Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intornational Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 1—Paul Hurley Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams Ju1v-196S 8-L. Wise Retory FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavcnworth 29-H. Teeter December—1964 Intemotionol Student Projects- 6—K. Pearce 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfiold 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wlkox 27—H. Coddington January—196S 5—R. Moore SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE 12—D. Davidson 19—A. Foflor 26—W, Bobier SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Howley (Rotory (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Information- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling June-1965 17-C. Swarf International Contacts- Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupalik 3—W. VonAken 10—H. Goedholm Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— 4-M. McKoith 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL MOV-196S 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20—Mol. Rice Cron Wlkox, AI Bulterfleld, Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins Youth— Sergeont>at«Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month Aprif-1965 October-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS 23—A. Lyon 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkinen, Mac McKetth Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey (World Understanding) I—C. Woodward 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, Student Guests- Public Relations- March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 8—J. Kennedy 15—F. Weeks 8. K. Pearce Olln Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Chorles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 25—N. Moore September—1964 Rural Urban- Bobier Membership— (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 18-R. Kerr Crippled ChildrenK. Olmstcd, K. leavenworlh Magazine- 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Woldron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skaba, R. Hawley Harvey Bent 2-R, Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Dovidson, John Dean, OrnCERS BY ELECTION ROTARY August—1964 Charles Bocon, Al Rice Classification— February—1965 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairmen of the chonge. Members hoving speeiot programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-947I. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kathryn 278*2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278*5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carfyle Ave.—Jeon 278*6843 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bultorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr. —Bobara 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-6821 278*5386 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-—278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471' Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278*8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278*6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chlcogo St.—Mory Helen..278*4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson. St.—Quinn... John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllmo 278-6687 278*6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho__.__..._ 278*8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278*6501 E. Ken leavonworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278*6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret..767*7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruthj.-i. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ..278-2261 278-2947 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Anrefta 279-9551 278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Poor! St.—LHo 278-5078 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278*2539 Robert Nagfe, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278*2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278*6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278*4222 278*4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278*8942 __278-2612 278*8238 Warren Willloms, Batavia—LoMolne Lester F.:Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Bronson 369*4024 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo._ John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen.. i Sec. 34.66, t FREDSRICIC H. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, XNC of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5165 .....278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY __278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 279*9428 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozei i. COhPWATER, MICH. 278-5033 278-5033 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seolt—Notoiie 'i fj -. J. 278*4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278.2841 i 278*5554 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bealrlee 279*9360 278-6316 ...278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlone Phone No, Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chlcogo St,—Mary Ann __278-5585 V/arner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys ... 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witmo 278-6161 278*2790 278*2451 ST2-5594 278*5006 278*5714 278*8318 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278*2127 279-9492 278-5512 278*2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitf, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito Donald V. Shorno, 156 E..Chicogo St.—Louise NAME Webster Treat, R, 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 ...278-6730 �"He pTojits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S: A. September 8, 196^1- Along witti othef'things Sgptsmber is "Measure "Your Hattreaa Month*\ Better Breakfast Month, National Pancake Month and there will be more next week. This is also National Child Safety Week set aside by the National Safety Council, "To instill in the minds of our school children safety practices". WATCH OUT FOR KIDS. At Tuesday's meeting the club as a whole agreed to take on three major nrolects. To assist the Byron E. Thomas Memorial Student Loan Fund and to assist finan cially with the William Timm Fund for Prospective Teachers. In addition to these two assists it was agreed to help the Tibbits Theater either financially or through furnishing of equipment. The Rotary Show for 196S has been set for April 8, 9, and 10 so circle your next years calendar right now. Keith Pearce is General Chairman and Duke Davidson is to be the Director. Our attendance for August dropped to an all time low of 87-33^* good for a club of our size. This is not Usually the larger the club the poorer the average attendance percentage wise. But for us to go below 90^ for two months is something new. There were eight early leavers Tuesday. President Axner is shooting for a 100^ meeting next week. There were four who were unable to make up for the September 1 meeting and they sang very nicely for us. President has asked that all past presidents meet with him for a short time after next week's meeting. The club received a note of thanks from the Senior Citizens Group for assist- ._ ing financially in sending a bus load of members to the State Fair. They tell us that John Dean is "Class C Golf Champion" of the Country Club. Congratulations, but what is a "Class C" player? Is he clever, is he con fused or is he a classy player? Next week Chick Kennedy is presenting a former member. Gordon Schlubatis. and his slides showing of his overseas work. This week Fred Weeks presented an Honorary Member. Olen Fry. Mayor of Coldwater, who told of the many changes, progresses and improvements which have come about in the last several years. He commended Tom Collins very highly for the good work he is doing. It is nice to be told you are doing a good job. Mr. Fry did mention the fact that Coldwater residents did not vote in elections and although he did not say so, when this occurs you have government by a minority. Be nice to the people who work for you, some day you might be working for them. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. • COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Tom Collins, Norm Moore FRED CULY ERNEST W. lUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Harvey Bent JOHN KLEIN Viee-Prejident Secrefary Treasurer Assistant Sce'yTrcas. John Walker, Bob loose Mogarine— Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Mooro, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Student Guests- Rotary Information- Youth— Fred Nccr, Bob Rumsey Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Public Relations- Cran Wilcox, AI Butterfield, H. Tceler BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:00 noon Special—At the call of the President mt' -k DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. B. Foller, Will Couillord Dick Mooro, Ralph Toupalik General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations— 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons 8-1. Wise 15—0. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalomaioo, Mich. Rotary FoundationDick Birlnger, Ray Fox 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter Julv-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Mooro SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Cholrman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary inlern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph December—1964 International Information- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 {Rotary Foundation) Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Craig Sebald, Conrod Swarf 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 17—C. Swart International Student Proiecis— Employer-Employee Relotions— Four-Woy TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupotionol Information- SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Competitor Relations- 27-T. Collins May-1965 10—H. Goodholm International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relotions— 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger 3—W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Apirl-1965 November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 30—R. Loose 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemier 20-Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright 8—J. Kennedy October—1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Awards — ProgramFred Culy (World Understanding) I—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Lopns, Morch—1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Pearce Olin Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VanAken (Roiary's Anniversary) 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Bob! er 9—C. Bacon 4—O. Dally Rural Urban— Membership— 2-R. Fox 23-R. Waldron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth FellowshipWm. August—1964 Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Howiey Club Bulletin- Presldonl PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Charles Bacon, A! Rice Ray Mulchohcy, John Etsweller, Jr. AXNER OlSON ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 February—1965 1964-1965 RUSSELL MOORE, Director Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMM'JNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Dovldson 19—A. Faller 26-W. Bobier (Rotary Magazine) Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the ehonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279'9471. ROTARY roster; JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L, Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotor—Foy Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 Charles 278-6821 Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Moriorie N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-5386 Richard Oiringer, 37 .Corlyle Ave.—Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bullorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thclma Harold Coddinglon^. 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobdro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-8086 .-278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy -279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone 278-2818 Ooone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheil St.—Charloftel Roy Fox, 16 Morrison loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara 278-5475 278-5313 278-6517 278-8909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirficid Dr.—Lucille.J__Z11278-6593" Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Folrfleld Dr.—Aileen......... 278-6687 John A, Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma—— 278-5790 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia.—.-.. 278-6788 ..278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken, leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgoret..767-7508 Ernest;'W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth r--- Russell F. Mooro, 15 Cornwelt Ct.—Glodys 'Kf l. Olmsfed, 70 MarsTibTl St.-Ednd:—.--i:—278--4539, Axncr Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relha .1' Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.. ^.279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobol 278-2790 C.'Alfred Rice, R."1,'Union City—Evelyn'. j.i-_-.'iL270-24Sl • Mel Rice, Rd., Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt. 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 1903 Kibby 278-5714 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rito Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, -155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie.. Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-6318 276-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle. Dr.—Virginia : 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee :278-5078 279-9492 .278-5512 .-..278-4222 278-2841 Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoler Lake—Suzonna— 279-9551 278-6769 ;-.;-270-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine. Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 276-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—HeIen._I—278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwoler St. Home—Corel Normotid Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Ahraetlc NAME Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 _.278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy Sf Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo 278-4029 .278-2612 278-8238 Warren'Williams, Batavio—loMoine lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Cha'ires Woodward, 163 Marshall St Bronson 369-4024 Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Sosle Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolle Joneon 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278-6730 .'-A/.' j 7 •e. 34.66 Rotary REFLECTOR G>®01 ■-.pi.; ijijq ^y fREDERICK B. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB pj Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 2^-5165 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva A,' . The COLDWATER 278-4468 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 'k:- , 279-9428 278-5033 278-5091 Aft Lyon. 11 Park Pl.-Elzora •J i.':i 278-4424 278-5033 ____.278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoler lake— k' s. • I ' HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel A- k: - --'jjj'o c! jj>t. 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATSRg MICR. IMC, 278-5412 �September 1, 196U The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE SECRETARY BY LETTER THROUGH THE UNITED STATES MAIL ON OR BEFORE SEJ'TEMBER 8-tii. Name: Major_Classification: William Klaas Metal Working Industry *_ Powered Metal Products Manufacturing Signed - E, W. Luse, Secretary ��"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September' 3» 196^1Before anyone accuses your editor and the Coldwater Daily Reporter of collusion in the matter of hay fever and the pollen count in Coldwater let me say the letter to Cousin Gussie was a coincident. Your editor became suddenly aware of hay fever as It is a family problem with the Mulchahey's, September has been set aside as a month by many organizations some of which are! Youth Month, Child Foot Health Month, Home Quiet Month (the kids go back to school). Home Sweet Home Month (this has been set aside as a month in which soda bicarbonate is to be used). More later some of which are odder than the above list. Wednesday. September 9 is the beginning of Child Safety Week. be starting next week so watch out for the kids. School will Attendance during August dropped to 88.06^ which places us 19th in the District. This ain't good! October 18 has been set as the District 636 Institute to be held at Olivet College. The President, Vice-President, Club Service Director and the Club Bulletin Editor are urged to attend. We did not make our 100^ meeting on September 1. We probably will not have group singing next Tuesday as the time will be taken up by Solos by absentees. In this regard read the article on Page 63 of the September Rotarian. Making up has its disadvantages but the benefits far out weigh the disadvantages. When members join a club it is one of the obligations which they assume. Read the article on Page hk of the September Rotarian regarding "Auto GraveYards". We have three of them on roads entering Coldwater and they do not add to the attractiveness of the city. How about reviewing something about recognizing birthdays of members. Your editor attends many service club meetings and it is almost universal that birthdays are recognized. If each member contributed $1,00 on his birthday to Rotary Foundation it would help. Read "What Makes a Dropout" on Page 35 of the Rotarium for September, On July 28 there were 11,806 Rotary Clubs in 126 countries with 555»000 members. Tuesday Chuck Woodward presented a film on bear hunting. It is reported that it was excellent. Next week Fred Weeks presents the Honorable Olen Frv. Mayor of Coldwater, who will discuss problems in city government, John Klein tells us that when Ringo went over the cliff he wailed, "I want to hold your hand," Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday. 12:15 M. HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. UNION CITY — Methoditt Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Duke Davidson, John Dean, Horvey Bent Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 Roy Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose President VIce-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Wm. Bobicr Assistont Sec'yTreos. Membership— Olin Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VonAken Program- Directori—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmitf, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:00 noon ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick Moore, Ralph Toupaltk INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 4-M. McKeilh 11-H. Bent 25—R. Toupollk Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy June-196S 10—H. Goodholm 1—R. Howiey (Rotory Intern'l Convention) 17-C. Swart (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter Decomber—1964 information- 1—Poul Hurley Red McKnlght, Art Lyons July-1965 8-1. Wise 6—K. Pearce 15—D. Shorno 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wllcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington Junuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph May-1965 November—1964 Inlernalionol Contacts- Rotary Foundation- Trade Associations- 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice SERVICE Four-Way Test- Paul Hurley, R. YIngling Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Potterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director International Student Projects— Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Oeeupational information- General Secretary, Rotary International April-1965 3-W. VanAken Employer-Employee RelationsCroig Sebald, Conrad Swarf CHARLES PETTEN6ILL-Greenwich, Conn. 30—R. loose 27—les Woodward Cran Wileox, At Butterfield, Internotionol Competitor Relations- 23—A. Lyon 18-T. Skobo INTERNATIONAL Buver*Seller Relations— B. Falier, Will Couillord 'peciol—At the call of the President ^ Awards — R. Sweet BOB NAGLE, Director ★ (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 29—R. YIngling Scholarship, Student Loons, Mel Rice, H. Coddington VOCATIONAL SERVICE March-1965 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16—W. Treot 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Youth— Sergeanl-al-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright MEETINGS September—1964 Rural Urban- Rotary InformationErnest Lose, Chock Woodward, H. Teeter BOARD K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— Public Relations- (Rotory's Anniversary) 11-B. Wiggins {4H Foir) 18-R. Kerr C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeilh Fred Culy Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. 23-R. Woldron 4-0. Dolly Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Magazine— Treosurer JOHN KLEIN 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee August—1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice ClassiBcation— AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- OFFtCERS BY ELECTtON February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Duone Davidson 19-A. Falter 26-W. 8obler (Rotary. Magazine)' SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above i.s our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with onothor member, odviso the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commlfloe to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 7i9-9A7\. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwator—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle 278-5358 278-6821 Harvey 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Mopio Lane—Kathryn G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean' 278-6033 278-8086 William Boblor, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-5891 278-4466 278-2854 Wtlford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Chary! Ann Dr.—Boboro Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-2990 278-5234 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Follor, 95 N. Honchetl St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara 278-5318 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilmo 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, B Parsons Ct.—Mnrthn 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148-Polrlcia 279-9551 NAME ' ' Addfats and Rotonr Amt H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Roth 767-7508 278-2261 Harold McKnlght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ' 278-5078 279-9492 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N- Hudson Sl.-H«len Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshofl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Refho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K, Peorce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby 278-2947 278-5512 278-5554 Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Dello Rrefd H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice i Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllss... Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-5714 278-5006 ..276-8318 Bronson 369-4024 __279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-4468 Janean... Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Conrad Swoft, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine nv;' 278-2841 ..V.-l-- vr-'- Rotary REFLECTOR I rHEDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS COLDIATCR, ItlCsR. rUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehon.___.__„278-6730 The COLDWATER i 278-5165 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—EIva______278-5412 . i. ... 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel Ed Hojtz, .14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter lake— Torg Skobd; 155 Narrows Rd., TT R. 2-Nellle—:^—278-6316 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Pa'rsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5842 _-278-8942 278-4222 278-4029 Warren Williams, Batavio—laMoine Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.--Marion 278-2710 ... 278-2612 w.L.:_'-.278-823a Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Notolie Charles Schmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-4243 278-4229 ..278-4159 Cronston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma ... 278-2790 278-2451 278-6161 Phone No. Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanne.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. ST2-5594 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 _._278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 273-6341 Rd., Jackson—lilllort Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand .St.—Phyllis NAME INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. I 2.7, 1^64- , Lets find out if you read your August Rotarian. Can you answer these questions? IVhich Rotary Club in Branch County is mentioned? IVho is the new president of Rotary International? What is Aiesec? Dear Cousin Gussie; Vfliich world famous port is pictured? Well the hay fever season has hit Coldwater. Did you know^ that Branch County has one of the highest pollen counts in the IMited States? Did you also know that ragiceed is one of the worst types of pollen for hay fever suffers; I know Michigan has a noxious weed law and yet in the City of Coldwater you will find big patches of ragweed growing in vacant lots and along the curbs. No wonder this town has a high pollen count. Someone ought to do something about this. In some towns they have. Yours for sneezes. Gully Don't plan to make up at Quincy on otnday, August 31. They are having a ladies niglit. Reading and Angola meet Monday night. Angola meets at a restaurant on the west side of US-27 just before you enter the town. Remember Tuesday, September 1 is to be a 100% meeting. Either be there, make up or be in good voice for September 8. Hiis is no idle gossip, you will be expected to sing. We missed a previous 100% meeting by one member. Don't be that one this time. Rotary has often been called an old man's club. Ernie Luse has given us some statistics regarding the ages of our members: ^ 10 or 14% are between 30 and 40 years of age 23 or 33% are between 40 and 50 22 or 31% are between 50 and 60 12 or 17% are between 60 and 70 4 or 5% are between 70 and 80. The average is 50 years plus. Figure it' out for yourself. This week Detective Sergeant George C, Craft of the Michigan State Police was pre sented by Norm Moore. Sergeant Craft's program dealt with forgery and fraudulent checks. Next week Chuck Woodward will present a film, "Black Bear and Hound Music", which shows a Northern Michigan bear hunt. In view of the plan recently agreed upon whereby the Club is to be working to prevent "dropouts", please read the article on Page 32 of the September Rotarian. It is pertinent and timely. The September Rotarian tells of the death of Nitish C. Laharry, President of Rotary International in 1962-63. He died on July 21 of this year. He will leave a void which will be hard to fill. There was a time when a demonstration meant some gal coning to the door to show you pots and pans. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregaliono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVJUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M, ANGOLA — Tri'Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classificotion— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Club Bulletin- 1964-196S AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE PresidanJ Vice-Presidenf Socrotary CHARLES SCHMin JOHN KLEIN Roy Muichahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Bob Loose Wm. Torg Skabo, R. Hawley C. Heikkinen, Mac McKoith Rotary Information- Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Woodward. Ernest Lose, Chuck Woodward, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Cran Wilcox, Al Buttorfleld, Bob Nagfe, Don Wright at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ ipeclai—At the call of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internationol CHARLES PETTEN6ILL —Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will CoulMard Competitor Relations- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Trade Associations— The above e programs , Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Informotion— 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Willlomt July-1965 8—L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butlerfield 29-C. Wilcox 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddinglon January—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox V. Kornstlen, Horry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotory Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, R. YIngling June—1965 December—1964 Rotary Foundation- Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik 17—C. Swart Internationol Contacts- Four-Way Test- Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- 4-M. McKeilh 11-H. Bent 10—H. Goodholm FRED ANDERSON, Director internotional Student ProjectsDon Shorno, Roy Patterson General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 27-T. Collins Mov-1965 November-1964 SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations— Crolg Sebold, Conrod Swart 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL Internotional April-196S 6—C. Sebald 13-C. Allem ior 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet Sergeanl-ol'Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month (World Understanding) 23-A. lyon 30—R. Loose October-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton H. Teeter 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. YIngling Awards — Student Guests- 9—M. Andrews 15—F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, Public Relations- Clyde Williams, Robert Nogfe, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rural Urban— March—1965 2—K. Olmsted 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Pearce ProgramFred CuIy Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Cuiy, Charlos Schmitt, Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, 18-R. Korr 25-N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VaeAken (Rotary's Anniversory) 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Cirppled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Leavenworth Boblcr Membership- 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Magazine— Treasurer Assistant See'yTreas. 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Community Sofety— Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairmon Duone Davidson 19—A. Feller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to change doles with onolher member, odvise the program chairman of the ehonge. Members having speciol such OS Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 2^-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy Phone No. 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-6343 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kolhryn Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Borondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddinqton, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Wllford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 278-6033 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 __278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo _J78-2818 278-8609 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-5909 278-6598 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro__278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Poo! Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn™ 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma________.278-W90 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha.—— John Klein, Box 148-Polrlcia -276-8640 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. l4o. 2. Takonsha—Margaret..767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth — 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol——279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert f4agle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 273-6161 Kenneth Potnom, HE. Chicago St.—MobeL. 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—lilllan__ Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ST2-5594 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito Donold V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. Z—Nellie 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 NAME Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Roth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofolie 278-4424 278-W33 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Jonean 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora ______278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine — 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva—.278-^12 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.——____^76-6730 % ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma— Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-5585 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMoine 278-5554 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Della Rotary REFLECTOR tEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDIATSR, HXCH. Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna The COLDWATER rREDERlCS H, Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 IMC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 20, 196k At Tuesday's meeting exactly 25^ of our Club were absent. Unless the greater part of these members make up our attendance for August it will not be as good as it was in July. That month we were considerably below the district average. Remember the 100^ meeting planned for Tuesday. September 1. Please try and plan your vacation so that you are present at that meeting or make up either six days in advance or six days after. Failure to do so will entitle the fail ing members tn sing solos on September 8. The early leavers list was also large on Tuesday. Dick Biringer. Chaiinan of the Rotary Foimdation Committee, has asked that the following information be brought to the attention of the Club members; Any member who invests $1,000 or more in the Rotary Foundation in any one year is designated as a Paul Harris Fellow. Anyone who invests between $500 and $100 within a twelve month period is named as an Honorary Member of the Foundation. Anyone investing between $100 and $500 in ar^r one year as a memorial contribution is recognized as a Memorial Contributor. Any Individual who contributes $100 in ar^r one year is recognized as a sustaining member and a card is issued. Contri butions by individual Rotarians or obtained through their efforts will be credit-* ed toward their Club and its percentage will be raised accordingly. If any member wishes to make a bequest to the Foundation, the bequest should read, "T® the Trustees of the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, a nonprofit organ ization for educational, benevolent and charitable purposes, with its principal office in Evanston, Illinois" - "Further the deponent saith not". The Coldwater Club has just been recognized as a AOQ^ Club. This means $40 has been paid in to the Foundation for each active member. Tuesday's program with Bob Kerr as chairman was an interesting one with Pierson Mcrlau telling of their recent trip to Anchorage, Alaska via the Alcan Highway. From his report it was a wonderful experience and people should not be afraid to try the 4,000 mile trip. At the Board meeting on Tuesday the Board of Directors voted to do some pioneer ing in the way of trying to prevent school drop-outs. The Board agreed to under write the plan not to exceed $100 through which a parent counselling program through the Youth Service Committee would be set up. To this committee the Coldwater Schools will refer a student and his parents whom it appears is a potential drop-out. It is planned as a pilot program. It will entail not only financial help by the Club but service by Club members who may be called upon to counsel a student and his parents. It will of necessity be a long terra project which may not show many results for several years. It will be a cooperative plan with the school administration and the School Board. Take off your coat and roll up your sleeves. Next week Norm Moore will present a program f\imished by the Michigan State Police# This is the beginning of Fall Denim Days. garments." "To aid retailors in selling blue denim What next? Behind every successful man is a very much surprised mother-in-law. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSOALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restourant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stafe Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON Club Bulletin- ERNEST W. Viee-President lUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Assistant Set'y-Treas. Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Cuty, Charles Schmlll. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweilcr, Jr. FellowshipJohn Wolkcr, Bob Loose Moqazine— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ^ pecial—At the call of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGilL-Greenwich, Conn. Generol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Moans, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Donold B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Awards — Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Fallcr, Will CouMlord Competitor Relations- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik Employer-Employee Relations— Croig Sobaid, Conrad Swart Four-Way Test— ' Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— Po'jj Hurley, R. Ylngiing 30—R. Loose Aprll-1965 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Blringer October—1964 C. Helkklnen, Mac McKeith 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald May-1965 13—C. Aliemler Mel Rice, H. Coddlnglon 20—Met. Rice 4-M. McKcith 27—Ics Woodword n-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo Youth— 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE I—R. Hawley (Rotory intern'! Convention) (Rotary Foundation) Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Williams 29—H. Tootor December—1964 international Inform^ion-r , Rod McKnighf, Art tyons 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- 1—Paul Hurley July-196S -•• 8-1. Wise Rotary Foundation— Dick Birlngor; Roy Fox 6—K. Pcarce 13—C. Heikkinon IS—D. Shorno International Student Proieets— Don Shorno, Roy Potterson 22—A. Butterfiold 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonupry—1965 ■ SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Foiler KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph June-1965 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupolik November—1964 Cron Wileox, Al Buttorflold, Bob Nagle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Ylngiing R. Sweet Sergeont-at-Arms— (World Understanding] 23-A. Lyon 22-W. Wilbur Public Relations- Rotary InformationErnest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks B. K. Pearca Student Guests- Mar<h-1965 2-K. Olmstcd 9—M. Andrews September—1964 Warren Wlllioms, Boyd Wiggins, Scholarship, Student loans. H. Teeter BOARD OF 25—N, Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmslod, K. Leavenworth Membership— Olin Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken ProgramFred Culy Woodward. (Rolary's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) 18—R. Kerr Rural Urban- Wn). Bobier 23-R. Wafdron August—1964 4-0. Dally Chorles Bacon, Al Rice Horvey Bent President FRED CULY 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Boveo Communlly Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, 19M-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendonce— Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—I96S 1964-1965 ROTARY 26-W. Bobier Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Lopvenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily . Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850, NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieogo-Elleen 278-2127 Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coidwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct^—Ruth .. 278-5358 Robert Loose—R. R.' No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret_-767-7508' Harvey G. 278-6843 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen __278-2947 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago.St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Deiia Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriofle Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 276-8086 Harold McKnight, Coldwatar St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefto >278-6769 Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Butterfield,. 31 Edison Ct.—Theimo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2854 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Glodys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—lila 278-6278 278-5078 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margpref Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, l8 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babora Wllford Coulilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. bavidson> 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59. Ricfpeinoor Rd.—Valerie John Efsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille Albert Foiler, 95 N. Hanchott St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5386 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 ._278-2B18 278-6609 278-5909 278-6590 278-5475 278-5318 278-651'7 Carlo Hefkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfieid Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 .N. Hudson St-—Qoinn John A. Kennedy, 389. Grand St.—Wllma_____ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-6788 278-5790 278-6840 John Klein, Box 148—Palricla____„„_._ . ■ 278-4115 279-9551 279-9551. Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, .203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512..278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond'Sf.—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.. Ray Pitts, 55 N-.Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel. - : Chorles Woodwgrd, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-4424 278-5033 i ..279-9428 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie. 278-4468 278-2790 Robert G. Ylngiing, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 ST2-5594 278-5714 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R.. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita.. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Loulie Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopowo Rd., Coidwafer lake— 278-B318 278-5842 Janean--_j. Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-^EIzoro 278-6316 278-4350 ..278-8942 Howord M.-Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222. E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia......276-2841 I..: .:, 273-8238 Bronson 369-4024 i. 278-6341 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian . • 278-2612 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-4029 278-2710 Leslie Wo^ward,163 MarshafI St.—Polly-.^_l Charles Schmiti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Conrad Swart, 4^ Marsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. tf.-4,^orrance kd.—Arlene ..278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 276-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrice Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine 279-9360 278-2979 B, K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy., 279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshal! St.-Edno Mo! Rice, 1903 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna .... Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.^Eloine.l Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva •John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-5165 _.___278-5091 278-^11 ....278-4198 ... 278-5412 278-6730 , ; J ; .... t Jk- . .• •" The COLDWATER • i Notary REFLECTOR 1 !':>i FRCDERrCIC H. IKEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATKR, MICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwatery Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome INC. �'He Profits 'Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singing^t.Glub^in thiV. S.'A' Li— ^ Augfe-i3;"i96^' District No. 636 has a chance to suggest a candidate to succeed Cass Piotrowski as a Director of Zone 2 if it wishes to do so. However, the present Director Mr. Piotrowski can be re-elected and at the Board of Directors meeting on August 6 it endorsed the re-election of Mr. Piotrowski. The Board also wished that it be brought to the attention of the members that if a member is absent for four W consecutive meetings he is automatically dropped as a member of the club. This is a rule of Rotary International and must be abided by. Don^t forget the 100^ attendance meeting being aimed at for September 1. Either attend, make up or plan to come to the next meeting in good voice to sing your solo. Don't say you were not warned. The Club on Tuesday met at the Mew Lincoln School and had as their guests the pres« idents of the various it-E Clubs in the county. There were 45 guests of the members. This is Circus of Summer Treats Month. It is supposed to stress the enjoyment of summer with delightful Luncheon Meats Month. Thursday, August 13 begins Spanish Green Olives Week. (What if you don't like them?) On Friday, August 14 Victory or V,J. Day arrives. If vou are a chairman of a committee and do not have your report filed with the chairman of your division please do so at once. District Governor Don Doubleday will be with the Club on Tuesday, Oatober..l3 and the various reports must be organized. The attendance for the month of July was not good. We know many members have been and will be on vacation but when you were accepted into the membership you took »n the responsibility of attending each. week. Better try to keep your end of the bargain. Would it not be a good idea to present a guest speaker, who is not a Rotarian, with one of the blue small desk "Four Way Test" stands and explain to him when it is pre, sented how it has become the axiom of Rotary membership? Perhaps it might open his eyes to the fact that Rotary stands for something. lour editor believes that too seldom is sufficient appreciation shown to a guest speaker. Next weeks program chairman is Bob Kerr. however, at the writing of the bulletin he could not tell us of the program. The Club received a thank you note for the contribution to the Community Resources Workshop held this summer. High heels we are told were invented by a woman who got kissed on her forehead. There is nothing new under the sun, in 1589 Henry IV of France stated, "If God grants me the usual length of life, I hope to made France so prosperous that every peasant will have a chicken in his pot on Sunday." Then in 1928 the Republican Campaign slogan was "a chicken in every pot." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 13:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 13:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri.Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday. 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSB CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN Secretary — Treasurer KLEIN Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Cufy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweller, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Magazine— Wm. Bobier Program- OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Bob Nagle, Don Wright ★ BOB NAGLE, Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International Buyor-Selier Relations— B. Faller, Will Couillard Competitor Relations- Croig Sebald, Conrad Swart CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Awards — General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational inforardtion— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotionol Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamozoo, Mich. Trade Associations— May-1965 4-M. McKeith 27—les Woodward 11-H. Bent 18—T. Skobo Youth- Cran Wilcox, Al Butlerfieid, 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 ' ' 3-W.: VanAken June-1965 10—H. Geedholm SERVICE 1—R. Hawley (Rotary intern'! Convention) 17-C. Swart (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December-1964 1—Paul Hurley July-1965 8-L. Wise 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shorno International Student Proiects-- 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 22—A. Butterfield ,29-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 27—H. Coddington Januory—1965 SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allcmlor 20—Mel. Rice Dick Biringer, Ray Fox Poul Hurley, R. YIngling 6—F. VanAken 13—R, Patterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary Foundation— , Four-Woy TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews April-1965 29—R. Yingling Red McKnight, Art Lyons Employer-Employee Relations- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loans, International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik (World Underslonding) 8—J. Kennedy Worren Wlllioms, Boyd Wiggins, INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 16-W. Treat 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword Rural Urban— R. Sweet Sorgeant-ot-Arms— at 12:00 noon peciol—At the call of the President 25—N. Moore September—1964 Student Guests- Public Relations- Regulor—First Thursday of each month Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Fred Culy (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 18-R. Kerr B. K. Pearce Membership— Olin Oally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken H. Teeter BOARD 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldfon August—1964 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins {4H Fair) Charles Bacon, Al Rice Club BulletinPresident FRED CULY 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 1964.T965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClotsifrca lien- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Februory—1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE ■ 5—R. Moar» 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Foller 26-W. Bobier V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine] Duane Davidson F. NEER The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with another member, odvise the program choirmciri of the change. Members having special progroms, such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 273-6033 NAME H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy--—278-6501 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No- NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcogo-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glody$ Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dolla Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret-.-767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Horvoy G. 278-6843 Milford A. McKeith, 75 .N...-H"^son St.—Helen 278-2947 278-5386 Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Ahnietla Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Moriorle Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 276-8086 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Claro 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 .278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—lila 278-6278 278-5078 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Theima Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Babora : Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-. Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Doone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.-Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen— Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma_____ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsof»s Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia___. 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 27B-8909 276-4115 278-6687 278-6788 278r5790 27B-.8840.' 279-9551 Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson-i. Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernesline.L 278-6769 279-9492 278-5512 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.-Edna ^...278-2539 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lofrolno -.278-6341 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Or.—Grace—— Ray Pitts, 55. N. Sproguc St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, HE. Chicago St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 279-9360 278-2979 --278-6161 • Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2790 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise 278-5842 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude— 278-6316 278-4350 . Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene 278-8942" . Hovvprd M. Teeter, 156 ChOrch Sf.'-^orion E. Byron Thomos, 58" NT Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 ■..278-2841 __.278.4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St *_-...278-4029 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy.! Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batovia—laMoine Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2-CelIa Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.— HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hoicl Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Janoan Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ____.278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook .Rd.—Eiva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen 278-6730 j.) -n-:- The COLDWATER ee. 34.6 Rotary REFLECTOR I TREDBRtCir H, fEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5165 _____278-5091 #■ of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 _.278.5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.^Susie 278-4468 Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie.—__l_—__.278-6393 .-uS ROTARY CLUB 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward. 163 Marsholl St.-Polly •ji.': PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 _278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth__.._ • ■ COWtdTER, MICH. 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafriee ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann ' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Roiaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 6, 1961i. We note that we have lost some members In the past few months leaving some open classifications that can be filled. Sit dcn^n and canvass your friends and see what results. r%ybe nothing, maybe something — but it is vTorth a try a You might be surprised I The club at Tuesday's meeting heard a "thank you" letter from the Anchorage, Alaska Itotary Club for the help given that club. It was needed as a result of the recent earthquake in that city. The South Haven Club has a good plan; each new Rotarian is taken by an older Rotarian to visit another club so as to shoi-j the new members how easy it is to make up, r-fany new members feel a little strange \then they first visit another club. From August 1-7 is Eisteddfod (look it up to see what it is). Kational Clown Week, This is Ask John Walker about the Clown Club of iVmerica, August is also National Sandwich Month and also Autumn Harvest Lamb Season. The day you receive this will be Intemational Character Day promoted ty the International Association of Characters, Does anyone know hoi-r you join? RTien you get so you can keep up with the Jones' it is time for you to move. Tuesday we heard from Teeter & Company, (Perhaps it might be TeeterTotter) Bob being the Teeter and Howard the Totter, Anyway between them they presented one of the best programs the club has ever had. We learned a lot of how a national party convention is run and some of the behind the scenes politicking that goes on in caucuses and the influence of individuals in such matters, . . Next week is U-H Fair VJeek and the club will have lunch at the nevt Lincoln School, Club members are to have a U-H Club members as a guest and then follox^ing lunch members can either visit their guests' exhibit at the Fair or have a look at the new Lincoln School which will be opened for school in September, Paul Harris must have been quite a man. Recently in an old Rotarian magazine we ran across a quote from his book MY RO/iD TO ROTARY in which he spoke of his wife, Jean, "He wrote, "Queen of the fireside and tea table at "Comely Banl^" is my lady Jean, I am indeed a fortunate man," l-Jhat more can a man say of his wife? Ray Ttilchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. &RONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauraitt — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURG1& — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart'Hotel — Monday, 12:15-M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-I96S DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY Charles Bacon, A! Rice ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Harvey Bent Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Ray Muichahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. Presidenl Vice-Presidenl Secretary Treawrer Assistant Soc'yTteot. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Wm. Schmitt. Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagte, Douglas Program- Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Bob Nagle, Don Wright VOCATIONAL SERVICE + BOB NAGLE, Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PEHENGILl-Greenwich, Conn. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intornationol Trade Associations— 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley July-1965 8-1. Wise Don Shorno, Roy Potterson 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shorno 13—C. Heikklnon 22—A. Butterfield 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Roy Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 Rotary Foundation- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) Inlemolionol Student Proiecls— Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Gccupationol Information- SERVICE Red McKnight, Art Lyons Croig Sebold, Conrad Swarf Four-Way Test- 25—R. Toupalik June-196S 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swort Inlernalional Information- Employer-Employee Relations— 4—M. MeKelfh 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo November-1964 3-W. VanAken Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 27-T. Collins Moy-196S 27—Les Woodward International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relotions— General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Donald B. Doubledoy, Kolamazoo, Mich. INTERNATIONAL 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebold 13—C, Allemior 20—Mel. Rice FRED ANDERSON, Director B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- April-1965 October—1964 R. Sweet at 12:00 noon pecial—At the coll of the President Awords — Cran Wilcox, Af Butterfield, Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month 15-F. Weeks 29—R. Yingling Youth- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, 30—R. Loose 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary InformationH. Teeter BOARD 8—J. Kennedy Student Guests- Public Relations- Woodward. (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward C. Keikkinen, Mac McKoith Fred Culy 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Peorce Membership— 2—K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Warren Wlllloms, Boyd Wiggins, Bobier (Rotary's Anniversary) March—1965 18-R. Kerr Rural Urban- Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox Beys' end Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26—W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magozlne) Duane Davidson F. NEER The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmon of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allomler, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 27B-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-5358 Chorics Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorio Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Albert Bultorfiold, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Tholmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobero 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olirt Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jene Ouone E. Davidson, 15 Scott-Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille NAME Address and .Rotary Ann 278-6501 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 279-9551 278-6769 Roymond Muichahey, 175 E. Peorl St.-Lila Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 E. Ken Leovepworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R..!R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. lusc. R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith; 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys... K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno B. K. Peorce. -97 Edison Ct.—lorrolne - 1- E. Chicago St.—Mobel Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert-E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—8arbara...278-8909 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileon 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn„.„.__278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma__ 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia _„279-9551 278-6341 Kenneth .Pufnom, 11 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mcry Helen i- ; 278-6598 278-6517 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-5475 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 278-6278 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-2790 .ST2-5594 278-5006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R, 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene.__——278-8942 ... Warren Williams, Botovia—LoMoine Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... Leslie Woodword, 163 Mcrshal! St.—Polly ... Douglas Woodward,' 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278^4222 FREDERICK H. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean COI^DWATER, 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchon .„„278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 VyiMowbrook Rd.-Elva tSEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 .279-9428 278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 ..278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma F. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia-.—-278-2841 PUBLISHED BY 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss .278-2451 __-278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlce Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-6161 Chorlos Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergef Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rllo Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrod Swart, 471 Mar^oll St.—Gertrude NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldvi^ler'.Loke—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.— 278-5585 Worner VanAken, R, R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 ttlCH. INC. 278-5412 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotaiy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U- S. A. . July 29, 196k Our attendance has not been too fiood lately and I am irondering if we might tiy the scheme outlined on Page 31 of the August HOTARIAN as used by the Pelham, Georgia Club, I can just see one of our very dignified sedate members taking home a goat for his Rotary Ann to babysit vjith. One good man on earth is more valuable than the best angel in Heaven# If any of our members or their youngsters or grandchildren are stan^) collectors, the Flushing, Ner-r York Club has sponsored a World's Fair Stamp# Write to the Texas Pavilion of the Fair and send s?l#00 for the set of three stamps. These shovr different events in the history of Rotary. a college student to go abroad for a summer as outlined in the article on Page 18 of the August Rotarian? If the Club could not Could our Club consider sponsoring bear the whole cost perhaps it might join with another club or help tovjard the expense of such a project. Motivation is a word frequently used in soub professions and should have a special Waning for Hotarians. It deals with that quality or desire within the individual rather than without which incites him to action. It is the idea, need, emotion or organic state that prompts to an action. Motivation is needed in order to get Rotaiy ideas, plans or projects under way. You can't buy, beg, borrow or steal it. You generate it all by yourself. Sixteen golfers made their weary way back'from the golf tournament at Benton Harbor on Monday night. None of them will be eligible to compete in the World Rotary Tournament at St. Andrew's in Scotland in September, We hear they did not win a single prize or trophy. It appears they had a good time but it profited them nothing. The Reverend Harrington was introduced to the Club this week by Bob Rumsey, Program Chairman. Reverend Harrington showed slides and told of his recent trip through the Holy Land, We have heard some comments as to the excellence of the program. We have been unable to learn just who is to tell us of the ;-tepublican National Convention next week, VJe do kncn-r it will be a Teeter, V/hether Hovrard or his son. Bob, 1^11 do the honors we have been unable to leam at this time, Howard is in Nex-r York and could not be reached. Today your editarian becomes a Senior Active and becomes eligible for all sorts of benefits. I don't feel a day older than I did yesterday, Friday, July 31 is the beginning of Sea Food Festival Month, Apparently you now eat oysters in all onths and not only those in which an "R" occurs in the name. Progress is wonderful. Bay Malchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ■Cl ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri.Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Ray Mufchohey, John Etsweller, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Bob loose VIce-President Secretary Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas BOARD OF 5ergeant>at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Coulllard Competitor Relations- peciat—At the call of the President Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International C. Helkkinen, Mae McKeith Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins May—1965 25—R. Toupolik 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm R. Sweet INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29~H. Tester December—1964 international information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnIght, Art Lyons 8-1. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfieid 29-C. Wileox Four-Way Test- Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Roy Fox JuIy-1965 6—K. Peoree 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddinglon January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Foller SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chdirman V. KORNSTIEN 26-W. Bobler SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duone Davidson V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Inlern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24-H. Joseph Internailonai Contacts- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling June—1965 17—C. Swart FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations— 4-M. McKelth 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo November—1964 Cran Wileox, A! Butierfield, Occupational information- George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kaiamazoo, Mich. Aprll-1965 27—les Woodward Intearatienal Student Preiects— Den Shorno, Roy Patterson Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews General Secretary, Rotary International 15—F, Weeks October—1964 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Alfemier 20-Mel. Rice Empioyer-Empleyee Relations— Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart CHARLES PEHENSILL-Greenwich, Conn. Awards — Yauth— H. Teeter 30—R. Loose 29-R. Yingling Scholarship, Student loans. Rotary Information- Ernest luso. Chuck Woodward, Regular—First Thursday of each month 8—J. Kennedy 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Mrs. Garce Patterson — Orgonist (World Understartding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Public Relations- Woodward. 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews \6-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Peoree Olln Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VaiAken ProgarmFred Culy Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 18-R. Kerr Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobler Membership— March—1965 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth Rural Urban— Magazine— Treaswrer Assistant See'y-Treas. (Rofary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair] Torg Skabo, R. Howley Harvey Bent 23—R. Waldron August—1964 Community Sofety— Club Bulletin- President FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Charles Bocon, A! Rico Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964.T96S 2-R. Fox Boys' and Girls' Week- Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE F. NEER The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964.65. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn „__-„_.278.6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie - Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—E$lher_l Richard Biringer, 37 Coriyle Avo.—Jean Wiiliom Bobier, 2B0 Grand St.-Mcrgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-5353 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 .-_._-_278-5891 278.44B6 Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo __'_278-2854 Horold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene— NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luso, R: R. 4—Ruth.: .jJ78-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen— 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol ^79-9551 tNformand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta———278.6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys ..278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna .278-2539 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5234 278-6054 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Refha Olln Dolly, 61 Mople Lane-Jane __j-_.L-278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ... 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 John Etswoilor, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Luellla..... 278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris.—. ,-278-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ..278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borboro 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen—278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr.—Aileen 278-W87 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo— Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha— John Klein, Box 148—Patricia— — .278-6788 ..278-^90 -__.__.278-8840 279-9551 - Phono No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy——278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R.. R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Margaret—767-7508 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. .Circle Dr;—Grace B. K. Peoree, 97 Edisbn Ct.—Lotroino 279-9492 278-5512 2W-9360 ..___278-2979 278-6341 .... Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn.... 278-6161 ....278-2790 . Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bealrlee ^ 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss _____.278-2710 Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ____.__278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilme Warren Williams, Bofavla—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Rofh__.___.279-9428 'Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.- .....278-5033 Donald Wright, 21-N. Jefferson St.—Susie... 278-4468 Robert G. Yirrgllng, 21 Scolt—Natalie. ..278-5714 .___J278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Conrcd Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene .....278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion... 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-rElzoro.J. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. : 278-5842 Janeort L 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen 27B-6730 .ii,.T"v The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR WEEKS QUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, COLPWATER, XXCH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 V^llowbrook Rd.—Elva .. rREDERlCS H. : 278-5165 278-5091 Richard Moore, 42 Coriyle Ave.—Elaine •; ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.—.278-5585 Werner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dello 278-4229 Crcig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita.—..278-8318 - T. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Roleh Toupaflk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ...512-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis..—.....-278-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget NAME IMC 278-M12 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U^S. A. July 196^ . - gjj'st, your Editor yishes_J:,p„ajQologize for the unfortunate happening with regard to the report on Byron Thcnas. The bulletin was written, printed and ready for mailing before he learned of the death of Byron. that he was critical. We reported he was ill -but did not know Byron was a good Rotarian and will be missed. The sympathy of the Club goes out to Mrs. Thomas and his two daughters. Mo wonder, Ernie _Luse_bad a good time at the Convention in Toronto. To see what he saw, iook" on Pages 3^1- and 35 of the August ROTARIAN. We only wish we had been there. Dear Cousin Muley: Recently I found a copy of CHASES CALENDAR OF EVENTS. Did you know that July is National Hot Dog Month, National Odor Control Month, Rye Bread Sales Month, National Iced Tea Time and Pickles for Picnics Time. This week is National Farm Safety Week, National Pet Week and National Rabbit Week. I suppose last week should have been Republican Week but I did not see it mentioned, I received my fall tax bill this week and then the week of April 15 ^ will get hit again, I propose that we have a National Tax Payers Week sometime. Can you tell me where I should write to get the project under way? I think it would be a great idea, don't you? Your Cousin CSully With Ken Leavenworth as program chairman the Club heard Roger Ashley of the State Highway Department tell of the economic value to communities of the expressways and how property adjacent to the expressways increase in value as they are built. This may be true, but what about the losses in towns that die on the vine when they are by-passed by an expresswayDriv^ Old US-I6 from Lansing to Detroit and see what has happened. The Quincv Club will not meet next Monday noon so don't try to make up there, Jonesville meets Tuesday night and Reading and Angola meet Monday nights. According to District Coyernor_Pan, Rotarian Leland Brubaker of the Sturgis Club has been named as Governor's Representative to assist the Coldwater Club in any way possible. Don't forget that the, winner of the District Golf Tournament to be held at Benton Harbor on July 2? will be eligible to compete at the World Rotary Golf Tournament . to be held at St, Andres's in Scotland in September of 1964* We hear that District 636 is to have a Rotary Fellow attending Western Michigan University at Kalamazoo this college year. He will be available as a speaker later in the year. Governor Don's letter tells us that a Rotary Institute is to be held in September, probably in Kalamaaoo. More about it later, Ne?rb week Bob Rigmsey is program chairman and will have as his speaker the Reverend William A, Harrington, who will show slides and tell of his recent trip to the Holy Land. We haven't seen Howard Teeter since his return from the Cow Palace but we understand he is to tell us of his experience soon. A bad habit cannot be tossed out the window, it must be coaxed down the stairs a step at a time, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. H1USDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ' Community service DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FREO CULY Roy Mulchohey, John Etsweller, Jr. ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Secretary Treosuror JOHN KLEIN Asslstont Sec'yTreos. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitf, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumscy BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month at 12:00 noon Special—At the coll of the President Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTEN6ILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary Internotionol George R. Meant, Evantlon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kaloarazoo, Mich. Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk International Information- 1—Poui Hurley Red McKnighf, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Bufferfietd 29-C. Wilcox Rotary Foundotion— SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. Yingling KEN PUTNAM, Choirman Duone Davidson V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter Julv-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddlngion January—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox Trade Associations— B—K. Leavenworlh December—1964 Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational information- 1—R. Hawley (Rotary intern'! Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Student Projects- Emolever-Employee Relations— 25—R. Toupallk June-1965 17-C. Sworf internotionol Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 18-T. Skobo 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Failer, Will CeuiMord 4-M. McKeith 1I-H. Bent November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ MOV-196S 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet Sergeont'Ot-Arms— Bob Naglo, Den Wright 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemier Cran Wilcox, Al Bullerfieid, H. Teeter 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 Mel Rice, K. Coddlngion Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, April-1965 29—R. Yingling C. Helkkinen, Mac McKelth Rotary information- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks — 22-W. Wilbur Awards — Student Guests- (World Understanding) 23—A. lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Scholorship, Student Loans, Public Relations- 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treot September—1964 B. K. Pearce ProgramFred Culy Woodword. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst K. Ofmsted, K. Leavanworth Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken March-196S 2—K. Olmstcd 18-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— Rural Urban— Wni. Bobler (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Harvey Bent 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Club Bulletin- Presidenf Vice-Presldenl 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovce Charles Bacon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' ond Girls' Week- Attendance- Classification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-I96S ROTARY SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Failer 26-W. Bobler V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogazine) F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, cdvjse the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such cit Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detaiTs. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. 27B-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovonworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Ernest W. Lusc, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 1.278-2947 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto 278-6769 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret..767-7508 278-8086 Horold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel Wflliom Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 378-5386 Solon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys— Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Joon Gust C. Borandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, 324 E.- Chicago St.—Vcra Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-28l8 Doane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgomoor. Rd.—Valerie John Elswciler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 I. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln .St.—lanore Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-6517 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6687 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho _278-B840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma————278-5790 •■!■ Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Ilia Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsfod, 70 MarshoTl St.—Edna.: Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relho 279-9551 278-6278 : 278-5078 B. K. Peorce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Address and Rotary Anit Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suianno 270-5554 Fritt VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glody$ Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia^ -.278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss.. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 279-9360 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. -—278-2979 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sproguc St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Pufnom, 11 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celta Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolie Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogoe St.—Hozel Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Loutso__ 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie.- 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R»4, Oorrance Rd.—Arten'e— 278-8942 E. Byron' Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio .__278-2841 Conr.cd. Swart, 471 Morshoil St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Churcn St.—Marion 278-4350 278-4222 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwotol* Lake— Jancan Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora Richard Moore, 42 Carlyje Ave.—Elolne ' * t \ ..•04 ir ■ •..••xj»r •• , mB»«» ■ The COLDWATER "Notary REFLECTOR 1 rREDERICK R. tgifJCS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 __278-6311 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Witlowbrook Rd.—Elva ___.278-^12 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen..—. 278-6730 . COlpPfATER, «ICH. 278-2612 HONORARY MEMBERS' T t 278-2710 278-4029 Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshoil St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 l_ Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-2790 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—RIto 278-4159 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Bofavia—loMolne C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Liiliort Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borgel E. Chicogo St.—Mobel Phone No. Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 279-9492 278-5512 •.-•...278-2539 ^ Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace NAME �'o -i.l: CL-UB Rot OF COt-bW/iTti?. ^ M/C H' o,. July 15, I96h . }jC The Rotary International Convention passed several proposals which are of special interest especially to the Classification Committee. 1. They are: Any Active member who has had 10 years of active membership may choose to become a .Senior Active member when he reaches his 60th birthday. Previously, it was 65 years of age and l5 years as an Active member. 2. An Active member at the age of 65 years automatically becomes Senior Active if he has had 5 or more years of Active membership. 3. Any club may accept as an active member more than one Protestant minister. In other wordF more than one denomination may be represented in the club. The above changes will open up several new classifications in the Coldwater Rotary Club. Tom Collins reports that we are aiming at a 100^ meeting for Tuesday, September 1. Please make your plans accordingly. If you are not present on that date or do not make up you will be expected to sing a solo for the club at the meeting on Tuesday, September 15. Don't say you were not viarned in advance. We don't usualily plug the project of another service club but the Exchange Club and the Melody Ri.ders Saddle Club, Inc. are sponsoring an outstanding horse show on Saturday, Jluy 25 and Sunday, July 26, The proceeds to go toward club projects. This week we heard Bob Giles^ Executive Director of the Junior Achievement program in Battle Creek. We understand that some of the committees of the Chamber of Commerce are interested in starting such a program in Coldivater. I'tr, Giles told of the start of the J. A, Program in 1919 and of how it has spread. The program runs from September through most of the school year and is aimed at showing young people from 13-19 years of age how a corporation is formed, it's operation, accounting and how liquidation is done. There are at present 17 J. A, projects in the Battle Creek area. It's objective is to demonstrate the value of free enterprise in a competitive business world. Fred Culy vias the program chairman. We are sorry to hear that Eyron Thomas and Gus Burandt are both guests of John EJbsweiler at the Community Health Center, We hope that they are out again soon. The poor businessman was complaining that his psychiatrist charged him $25 an hour to listen to him. He vient on to say that when he was a boy they used to say, JIA penny for your thoughts." Congratulations to Fred Culy on being appointed to the City Planning Commission, also to Ken Putnam on the renovation of his place of business. Next week Ken Leavent'roi''th brings us tlr, Roger Ashley, Director of Economic Studies for the State Highway Department, His topic will be, HIOTAY IMPACT ON /DJACENT PROPERTY VALUES, This should be very interesting with the new expressway expected to pass Coldwater within the next year or so. Tour editor will not be here to hear of this, he is speaking Tuesday noon to the Berrien Springs Rotary Club. A bachelor is a rolling stone that has gathered no BOSS, Ray H&lchahey �, j •. ;o .1'. r ' 'J' ... • : • •: ■ - I * = • i . i .i. if ;vf '1 ■ X • ,..v. ' f -■ . . vJ .-ii.l 1 ">.• '•■*•>'■ •. ).r *■ ' f i . Hi'Mi:" 'j »r-./ 1-..V ... , ' ' li " f''. ' •. o; -vt i q ■.. The COIDWATER BDtary REFLECTOR FREDERICK Published by ROTART CLUB of Michigan tCEKS CCI*DVAT£H, «lCa. Coldwater, fefeting Time: H. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCT^, IKC. ' TUESDAY, 3^: ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarmans Always Welcome :/ X �ROTARy €LUB op^OL DlVATtR; MlCH'SfAN July 7, 1961* "Live Rotary" This is the request and advice of President Charles W, Pettengill of Botary International• By "living Rotary" he means sharing Rotaiy and in this way each of the 11,700 clubs will represent a cross-section of it's co'itimunity* ' Ther'e are any number of ways that by this means better business relationships, competitor relation ships and world relationships can be improved. President Pettengill, as stated in last week's bulletin, is a lawyer, a former President of the Connecticut State Bar Association and a former member of the Board of Governors of.the American Bar Association. He is a former President of the Greera-iich YMCA, elder of the First Presbyterian Church and President of the Brunswick School for Boys. Greenwich. He is married and has a son who is a Rotarian and who lives in In his spare time President Pettengill is an amateur musician and plays with a banjo ensemble "Pettengill's Petunaa". More next week. If the Outgo is more than the Income what will the Outcome be? Tuesday's program with Hovrard Teeter as chairman was an outstanding one and one that will long be remembered. He presented Dr. Theodore Wilkinson, sociologist from India, who told the club of Hinduism and it's all embracing faiths and the operation of the caste system. His speech was interesting, informative and scholarly. He is doing research in Hillsdale County with the "non-church groups." This is his second trip to the United States - he spent some time in the Garolinas about ten years ago. The club is getting a little negligent on greeting guests as several stood around by themselves and no one spoke to them at Tuesday's meeting, Vfe don't knox'T who is on the Hospitality Committee but a little more effort would make guests more comfortable. Last week we mentioned "Scholarships", This week we made up in Angola and that club has such a fund. The club has helped some l5 - 20 students through college. There is ncfi-T about §li,750 in the fund which is a revo'lvirig one. The loans are made and then when repaid the money is available to some other student. Marriage is like a railroad sign: Think it over. You see a lovely girl and stop. Then you lookj After you are married, you listen. Henry David Thoreau once wrote, "If a man does not keep pace vrith his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away". This is especially true of Rotarians their fields of interest vary and their efforts may go in many directions, let each one do his bit even though it may be different. Next week the program with Bob Giles of Battle Creek as the speaker will deal with the "Junior Achievement" program. There is a movement afoot to get this started in Coldvrater, so listen carefully, labile India is fresh in your mind read the article, INDLl IMVESTr4ENT, in the Jiily R^arian on Page 2U, A tip of the hat to Chuck Schmitt for an excellent financial report. Here is one for all Editarians: "The quickest way to get a lot of undivided attention Is to make a mistake", [t Ray Mulchahey �- .V • 5; • vC :i. -.'h ■■ - T -7 ■. \'"v. ''•"72. . - ■■ i 'j!. 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' ^oldwatkr,. jigac . v-' ! r vVi TUESDAY, 12:l5 p.mi EL.K«S TET-IPLE • -t'. • 7 ■' ■H-?' ' �ROTARY CLII6 f COLOWATER, JvjfCH. July 1,'1964 This is the swan song bulletin for the 1963-64 Rotary year, July 1 marks the be- ginning of the nev/ year with new officers at all levels; Rotary International President, District Governors, Club Presidents and 3oard iiembers, President Clyde has had a good year and been a good President. V/e believe that A tip of the hat for a job v/ell done. Our new Club President Axner Olson takes over and will be President until June 30, 1965. From the July Rotarian we learned that District 636 together with District 460 in Canada, in which Coldwater is located, is paired with District 445 which is in South America and includes part of the country of Peru. Don Shomo certainly vjill remember this birthday just passed. next 50 years will be harder but don't worry about it. Cheer up Don, the The new president of Rotary International is Charles W, Pettengill of Greenwich, Connecticut, A lawyer and a man who has had a wealth of experience in law, penology and a Rotarian since 1951. He was President of his club in 1936-37, District Governor in 1938-39 and a Vice-president in 1944-45, He asks that each club bring in three new classifications in 1964-65 and that eacli District bring in three new clubs during the year. More about him next week. Some of the projects which might bear consideration by the Club would be the recognition of new citizens when admitted to citizenship. They might be club guests at a luncheon and some notice taken of them. Another project is having as Club guests or as house guests some of the foreign students attending nearby colleges, especially at Holiday time. City Club has done a tremendous job in this area, The small Union With all the talk ^bout discrimination and the "war on poverty" do the Club members realize that some of the Indian children at Athens cannot attend school because they do not have clothes or shoes. Your editor is trying to work out a plan with the Lions Clubs of Calhoun County to get glasses for several of them. It might bo a good project to gather clothing and shoes during the summer so as to have them available v^hen school starts, 1964-65? !Vho is to be Boys and Girls Activities Chairman for Copies of the Report of the Toronto Convention are available at $2 per copy. them from Rotary International in Evanston, Illinois. Secure VJhat about establishing a small scholarship for a local high school student? Tv/o hundred fifty dollars might be just the amount that might enable a boy or girl to go to college. For members who are selling to the public read the article on Pages 20 and 21 of this month's Rotarian entitled "CONSUMER - KING OR FIGUREHEAD?" With new competi tion coming into Coldwater at a rapid rate it might be worthwhile. With the new expressway to replace US-27 sometime in the future should an effort to have the state build a permanent information center at the state line be made? Think about it. Branch County gets a lot of vacation trade, last Tuesday's program was furnished by Harry Joseph, who presented fellow Rotarian Dick Biringer, Dick discussed the matter of wills as they pertain to an estate planning, family planning and tax planning. He considers it generally advisable that a person should have a will as a means of best reflecting his intentions for disposition of his estate. The program included a question-answer session. Next week Howard Teeter is presenting Dr. Wilkinson, a Hindu who is doing research in Hillsdale County, He v;ill discuss Hinduism and the caste system. He is an ex cellent speaker and everyone should hear him. IVhen you are green you are growing; when you are ripe you are rotten, Ray Mulchahey �-ELPMET S'KLE .m.n 51:21 ,YADSEUT CNI .hciv .RSTAWDLQG ,STCUDORP GNIRPS YTILAUQ QKttf .H KCIRBDERF :emit gniteeM naRulciM ,retawdloC fo BULC YRATOR yb dehsilbuP ^ - - ■ ■""• ^ 3 *. L ,P jy,^6£ 43l j .0'6jS ROTCELFER YRATOR RETAWDLOC EHT . t .KI mmi- i , �"/Ye Proifts Most Who Serues Best'^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, .A. June 2U, I96U Lr.st Tuesday^ s program with Mac McKieth was a cooperative affair with Casey Jjodendoip introducing Frank Johnson, Safety '^^jeaker„ Director for the General Telephone, as the Mro Johnson spoke on highway safety and how seat belts can save lives. He •stated that 89U people had been killed in 196U in Michigan traffic accidents up to jtrne 20th and unless this trend is stopped, over 2,^00 will be killed this year in Michigan, This is 139 more than were killed in the same period in I963. short film demonstrating what happens in car collisions. He showed a He went on to say that if drivers observed two simple precautions, accidents would be curtailed—(l) keep a safe distance behind the car ahead and (2) signal what you intend to do so as to warn the driver following you„ An excellent program. It would apnear that if Michigan vrould follow the practice in Connecticutt that 'accidents could be cut drastically. More severe penalties for drunken driving, reckless driving and lifting the driver*s licenses for repeated offenses would go a long way in correcting traffic accidents. The net profit on the Rotary Show this year was the best yet——^2,li87. This was due mainly to tx^o things -—no rent as in previous years and also due to the Wood« ward Company donating the set to the Tibbits Theater, In past years, the Club has bom this expense. A tip of the hat to the Woodwards, Next week's program is being furnished by Harry Joseph, He was not available to tell us x-xhat it will be. Read the article on schools in the June Rotarian. It deals with the use of schools on a year around basis and presents the pros and cons of the matter. Many col leges are going to a year around program due to the pressure of student numbers. The high school in Coldwater is used during the summejr but not the grade schools. The new president of Rotaiy International after July 1 will be Charles W. Tc-ttcngill, an attorney from Greenwich, Connecticutt. Next month we will have more information about him. The Rotary Foundation got a financial boost recently when the widow of Paul Harrxs died, Jean died and the trust fund Paul had established was given to the Found ation^ This amounted to $39,295. Paul*s efforts will carry on for many, many years. If you did not realize Rotaiy is world wide, take a look at the picture on page 10 of the June Rotarian. Take a look at your Botary Pin and you will notice one thing -—you may have to use your reading glasses but the center has a keyway showing that the gear is a "working gear." The Club on Tuedday, recognized the loss of Guvarie Coffman. long and useful life, He had lived a V/e well remember the program several years ago when we presented "This is Your Life" on his birthday. He will be missed. The Rotarians and their Rotaiy Anns who attended "The Solid Gold Cadillac" report "a fine time was had by all." There were about 50 who had dinner and saw the show. The regular bulletin paper is being used up with this issue, hence the new ^olor and format is being used for part of this issue until the net-x ones are printed. Politically speaking. Thomas Nast, a political cartoonist, originated both the elephant and the donkey as symbols of the political parties in 187U» Did you hear of the man taking a lie detector test who said "It may not be the truth as THAT sees it, but it*s the truth as I see it." Ray I-Silciiahey You Will Always Be Welcome of These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDAlE — Episcopot Parish House ~ Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ' FRED CULY, Director MICH. Attendance- Classification— ★ R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Membership— Directors — Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, Program— John Klein Axner OF DIRECTORS Youth- Fritz VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeont-at-Arms— GEORGE OWERS, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean if DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee Relotions— President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Wayne Way. Harold Coddington Four-Way Tost— General Secretary, Rotary International Webb Treat, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 31—Cran Wilcox 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS Jonuary—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C, Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— 28-A. Foller Al Bulterfield, Les Wise February—1964 SONG Ken Leavenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstlen LEADERS Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—0. Dean 18-R. Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 21-K. Leavenworth 17_W. Woy 24—Richarcl Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold McKnight 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 10—K. Putnom International Information- Oecupatlonol Informotion— Vinco Kornstein, W. Coulllord George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 30-T. Skobo July-1964 December-1963 3—D. Shorno International Student Proiects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL 23-M. McKeith 26—P. Hurley Internotional Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- 16-H. Bent 19-L. Wise Charles Bacon, Les Woodward ★ 9—F. Neer November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President Juno-1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr at 12:15 p. m. ^ 8—C. Swort 15—Ernest Luse Ernest Luso, Chuck Woodward, Regular—First Thursday of each month 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Olson Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, Don Wright 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Potterson 1—H. Joseph Rotary Information- MEETINGS May-1964 October—1963 Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Roy Mulchohey, Fred Neer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD 10—K. Pearce 17—les Woodword 24—M. Rice Student Guests- Public Relations- Owers. 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 3—E. Royborn Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George 7—W. Trent 14—Art lyon September—1963 Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Don Shorno, April—1964 27-C. Sebald Robert Loose Magazine— 31—S. Bovee 20~F. Weeks Craig Seboid, Richard Moore, John Walker CLYDE WILLIA/AS - President AXNER OLSON Vice-Prosident JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'y-Treas. 24-Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Ralph Toupolik, Torg Skabo Don Korris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- 1963 - 1964 i 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Community Safety- Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward March-1964 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director 25—R. Waldron The above is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the defolls. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25. 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay 278-5563 Mark 3. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth _ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle 278-5353 276-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn 278-6033 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret - 278-5386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . . H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy.. . E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4—Ruth - . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 Phone No. 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2361 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta .278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 279-9551 278-6769 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 276-5234 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla Robert Nagle. 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairficld Dr.-Josephine. Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma . . Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera . 278-4486 . . 278-2990 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane-Jane... - 278-2818 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L, Olmslead, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Reiha 273-6278 278-5512 278-2539 ... ... 279-9360 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery Sf.—Elizabath .. 278-2996 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.-Lucille 278-6598 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske. R. R. No. 2-Rolh 278-2864 Dunne E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond Sl.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volorie Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8933 . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore .... 278-6517 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy . 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbaro .278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ..273-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileon Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo .. 278-6667 278-6788 278 5790 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine... 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 . . Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby 278-2790 Rd,, Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmift, 75 278-6161 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City —Evelyn Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-3156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Apn Donald V. Shorno, 156 B.-Chicago St.—Louise 278-8318 278-2930 273-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Della 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Warren Willioms, Balavio—laMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel . .. 278-5165 Ed Floltz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean .. 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen H, QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 278-5033 Guvurric S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nolo.. .278-4086 i PUBLISHED BY Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5494 Donald Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Soc. 34.6 rREDERICK 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys The COLDWATER I 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 INC. 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'7/e Profits Mof^t Who- Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 'i Tuesday, June 16, I96U This item is of interest for all Rotarians and their Hotaiy Anns. night, June 23, is to be "ladies night," Next Tuesday Dinner at Stukey*3 Inn followed by attendance at the "Solid Gold Cadillac" playing at the Titbits Opera House, The tab for dinner and shovT is ^^l5.00 per couple. If any Rotarian has season tickets, they may be turned in for tickets in the section reserved for Rotarians. If this is done, the cost of the dinner is ^8s,00 per couple. time. Here is a chance to have a good dinner, see a show, and have a good Rotarian John Walker, we understand, is to have a part. There will be a regular meeting, as. usual, on Tuesday noon, Ernie Luse gave a short report of the Rotary International Convention which he at tended in Toronto recently, ll|,600 -were in attendance. It was the third time it has been held in Toronto, being there in 192hj 19^2 and in I96U. He reported that outstanding speakers stressed the fact that Rbtary has succeeded and spread because of mutual under standing. Two important changes in the by-laws will have a marked effect on club member- s|[ip —(1) Any member 60 years old who has been a member for 10 years can become a Senior Active and (2) any member 65 years old who has been a Rotarian for 5 years becomes a Senior Active. These changes will allow for considerable club growth. Coldwater Rotary is now a UOO^ club in regard to R)tary Foundation, This means |hO has been contributed for each member to Rotary Foundation, July 27th has been set as the time for the Rjtaiy Golf Tournament to be held at point 0* Woods Golf Course at Benton Harbor, If you are interested, get in touch with Duke Davidson immediately as the number of players is limited to I80, Jesse Foster, the Scout Executive for the Notawa Trails Council Boy Scouts, was the guest speaker and told of the failure of the Branch County Community Chest to provide the funds which he believed necessary to support their program. Your editarian believes that he did not tell the whole story since there are several factors dealing with the alloca tion of funds which he omitted^. Did you know Rotarians are not members of Rotary International? The Rotarian is a member of his local club and the club is a member of Rotary International, Did you know that there was another Wizard of Kinderhook? He was I^rtin Van Buren, President from 15^37 - I8lil, and was referred to as the Wizard of Kinderhook because he was such a clever politician and was bom in Kinderhook, N, Y, Father^s Day, June 21st this year, started in 1910 and was the idea of a widow, firs, John Bruce Dodd, The rose is a symbol of the day, NEXT WEEK —the program with l-Iac McKeith as chairman, will feature Frank Johnson of the General Telephone Company and will deal with safety. Do you remember when the village square was a place and not a person? Squarely, Ray You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12;15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stalo Cafe ~ Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Boys' and Girls' WeekBverelt Rayborn, John Deon Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ R. Biringer, H, Bent, Don Harris OFFICERS BY ELECTION Fellowship- CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON - . . President VIce-Presldent JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Secretary Treasurer Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George OF 9—F. Neer 5—D. Harris 16-H. Bent 12—Al Butterfield 23-M. McKelth 30—T. Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ I 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean International Student Projects- January—1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- Wayne Way, Horold Coddington Al Butlerfield, Les Wise Four-Woy Test— Wsbb Treat, Harold McKnight 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundalien— 28-A. Faller •'>, ' Februa ry—1964 Occupational Information— Vince Kornstcin, W. Couillord Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 17-W. Way 24—Richard Moore 31—Cton Wiicox Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Mac McKcitb, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 10—K. Putnam International Information- Competitor Relations- President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward I Buyer-Seller Relations— INTERNATIONAL 19-1. Wise 26—P. Hurley International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director Speclof—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY November—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director 12:15 p. m. June-1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Korr Sergeant-at-ArmsNorman Moore, Bob Nagtp, Don Wright MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month at Youth- Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Ernest Lose, Chock Woodward, ★ BOARD 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart Carlo Hcikkinen, William Bobier Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Public Relations- Owers. May-1964 October—1963 Axner Olson Charles Schmllt, Fred Anderson, Russell 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearce 17—Les Woodword Student Guests- Program— Director* — Clyde Wllllains, Axner Olson, 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VonAken 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews ★ 7-W. Treat Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant See'y-Treas. April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Loose John Klein 31—S. Rovee September—1963 Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, John Walker Magazine— 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Ailemier 13-J. Fair Crippled Children- Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. 17—R. Mulchohey 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cron Wiicox 1963- 1964 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety- Club Bulletin- Marcli-T964 1963- 1964 ROTARY Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupallk 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAMm@Mirman Trade Associations- SPRING 4—V. Kornslien SONG LEADERS 18-R. Fox Duanc Dinldson 25-R. Woldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program choirmon of the chonge. Members having speeiol programs, such as-Lodies^-Night, moy-appoint a committee to assjsf with the detaiU, •• , ...AJCNER OL5.0N,Xp.rogcgin,Cljolrman — Telephone 279-9360 ^RbTARYfdefr'jgNE at::: NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotory Ann Robert B. Kprr, 8 Parsons-Ct.-r-Martha Phono No. .-.fvi..278-8840 Charles Bacon, 25'^Rldgenjoor iRd.-^Mbcfiprie ..—'-'-•.•278-6321 ■EJn-elts leav'eirworfh, 77MWpfe lino—efnily ...i.....' 278-6850 Hw Vincent Kornstien, 290-Gfond-St.—Dorothy ._-i*t378-6S01 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-8942 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion ...278-4222 E. Byrnn Jhomos, 58 FArCivIe iDri-MVnrninio- -trT 278-2841 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5554 278-5585 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia .278-4229 Chester L. Alleinler, R. R..5, Coldwoter—Fay .. ... 278-5563 Fred Ahtef«on,;46 MapJeiLone— _.-278-6033- Mofk S. Andrews, 25-f*orson"s^76t'—Rutn .. 278-5355 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Gi'aed St.—Margaret ...., 278-5386- Seton'Bis^e, 171 Gr6nd.Sl.-i-Cktra..;A 378^5891'^ Gust C." 8urandt;--17S': Fatt^td' DT^Jetf^phine--,-. 27if.;4486 JohW'Klein,: Box 148—Pciiricld"-..''" •' .279-9551 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnigKl, Coldwatef St. Home—Cdrol. 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Rolptv Toupolik, R. R. 5', T5/3 w. dfiTcdgb^ileen* 278-2127 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Albert Bultcrfiolt^f .pTJEdnqrf Cfj'^helmo ' ■ '•'-'-'J 27S)28S4 Normand Moor-e,;796 Angolo -Rd-.—Anneftg._i,i-,. 278-6769 278-5494 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera -. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wiicox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, .203 W. Chicago—Errrcstine.• '.278-5512, .Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma_ •k: L. Olmstead,'-70^arfhall St;--Edrid'^_:-—'l-. 278-2539 i Warren Willioms, Botavia—LaMoine 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornv^'ti ^.—Gladys n.-.'.. 278-6278"' Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-5078 Wllford Couillord, 60 N., Mcnrpe St.—Imogene 278«60S4 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lacieT-Jgnf -r- 278-2818. Axner Olson, 304 proid St.—Retha ^ John Etsweiler, Jr., 57 Fofrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .... Fred Cu£y)-^81-W. CldrCl A^ir.-i-Oii'ofhy ... .:.u. 279x9471 ....... 279-9360, ^arlef^^o'|ji'dr^''i^^MarshdM''?^f?^^^ 278-4,59 Bronson 369-4024 Duone E- Davidson, 1-^'s3}A. 'AW.-:|Uen Jo . .,1.27818609" George OwerS/'^tt E.' Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .278-2996J .Douglas Wpadwatd,.20 Persons. Ct.v-Ry4h Dale A. Dean,'43(tGrat5ttrx-"Cdtl^" , '278-6127 Roy C. Pcttersori, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce i-. ,278-2979'' Leslie Woodward, 163 MacshdII John T, Deon, 59jRAigcW>iyr ef-'-LValerie.'.'.'-v-..-1278-5909 B: K. Pear'ce','i97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine J.i ...278-6341"' Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . 278-8933 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honcheit St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Kenneth Putnam, 11 278-6161 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie Chafles.-Fi$ko',c;R.^ R. ^o. Jl^Ruth 1 . ,.. i;..; 278-2864 C;'Alfred* Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Ray Fox, 16 MoTrtsarrHaker'R.-'R. 2-;ODri$ _ 278-5318. Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jocksoor^-Lllljan E. Harold GoodHlf'ttw 26.>'LNWcolp" Sf.—Lonore 278»6517 • Robert E. .Rumsey, 3T8 Grand'St.-Phyllis Donald M. Horris,"28 Edison Court—Pansy ...278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbora ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hu.rleiil lif3';Fairfiold-Dri—Alleeti Harry Joseph, 383 N. 'Hudson Sf.-^Quin'n ! John A.-Kennedy, 389 Grand"Sl.-;-Wi[n)a .. 278-6687 278-6788 278 579() HONORARY MEMBERS GfUwaizipTSt Coffman, 759 •E,'CfiicggotRd."r^lctf_-278-4086 278-2451-- ■i278-500-6- •l.l i .V t n. -j.. :r, Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Ro,bert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-4198 Teyg Skabo, 155 Nprrows.Rd., ,R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316' -Howpfd.X/^SwaB', 42. WiJlowb^«ah>Rd.:~^^ygw^J:...^78-5412 .278-4350^ ■^Jbhn^dlkir, 33 DoOgl»fyy-6HttheMXJ.!{r?__278-6730 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swarf,'4^t|Marshall Sr.'^Gertrode 278-5842 1 OF/i.. '"■■■ •?2l :-'S . j • rucT"! 278-5091 "''-TLi" n''J"TGAGS- fo bf:-OA.rqs rpc rv -^00,74^5'■i K78 f'JJG o iy p'.-'STCp MTfP i;?; -j ••-lowj./v V iJOJ-j 3" jtoo^ "-Jinp qu i.sRr: . .Qi i'lTJJ .'.IJOW V"- 2. ' 7 -i-: '< -r\ "rfptT "r* n • IvErLECxOR • ^ KOTARY CLUR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome p-;F5.'q.rL"'. _ ■^■1 y.v IJSG pG fU ixt- ^ ' i" •PPT'2 Ii qy-.' y=ra as^aou -I }--' .lTPpq-P3 QbGii^^ !PW r] -l-K JwpG .^rrr^r". •yya* j■.:: ,-3q j:-. • -mi 2f . Jiyqoj.- -'--•p ;• -•vajT- i PUBLISHED BY v^jtQ "ZJ-. ^ -..• •• The G.0'!L13^W'ATE:R fpjr. '.•.-.i./fr p6C0UJ63 apj.G3SGq PJJ6 xj/cp pya-p {jopaiA pi : y.-;fr.s?:roy p. 70.1:3 ■ :^jq rv psxyf; tjj . svqeq lu ,r,oAOiJpQ JiecGypjA* ly'^goo vyyfa p/raG iuAG y apoLp oj^ -T}'.TJJGV-- .'''.JJJ pG "7 • ... ' .-'-.fTAS 'jjjg (5) m. jpsx. kiiS-LB ojq 5IJJ7,. (j) oo AGJU2 ojq npo pffr: ijpSFliq.TUi.-:" ^••10 j-;bOivpifiJ+ cp;r,JuG'3 fU .pyG J-''--JSTA-; •• Joneon .;S pGjq 9:4: ; : T •- • , ' 273-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— •. rjj, ■ j~% S. Spfague^Sr^HazeT 278-5714 [Vi-'.. 278-6393 i.,ST2-5594 iTO" "r'.i-'"-. 278-4468 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Natalie ,..278-8156: Charlcs Schmitt, 75 Cheryr Ann Dr.->-Berget '.'T ..•u't J 279-9428 278-5033 Oonold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie rR^Dpi^i'CK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, JIICH. INC. �'7/e Proifts Mosb Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. b • The Coldwater Rotary Club has lost a good editarian as well as a good Rotarian, Don Harris is leaving on July 1 to start a three year residency in psychiatry and hopes to become a "sure enough head shrinker" by so doing. The best wishes of the Club membership goes with him. Hereafter you have a new editarian or rather a retread called back to the job. He will expect help from all members in furnishing news items and anyone who gripes, finds fault or critizes gets to write the bulletin for the following week. Very soon we will be doing biographies on the new members of the Club. New members please get your vital statistics in order so we may have the facts regarding you, your Rotary Ann and your offspring available. Last Tuesday there were twenty members absent and they missed a good meeting held jointly with the Kiwanis, Exchange and Lions. The only thing missing was a group from tne B § P.W. and the A.B.Vv.A, and perhaps that group may feel slighted since the cliibs were honoring Mrs. America and Mrs. Original America, hhen President Clyde recounted the various projects and accomplishments of Coldwater Rotary it was an im pressive list. ilarvey Bent has next weeks program a^id we understand that Jess Foster, Scout Executive for the Nottawa Trails Council of the Boy Scouts of America is to be the speaker. Dear Cousin Muley: You danged fool you should know better. Cousin Martha told me you were in the hospital after piling th^t heap you call a car against a tree. Haven't you learned that driving some of the wrecks that these young hot rodders tear around town in above 25 miles is dangerous, I'll bet you did not have a seat belt let alone have it fastened if you had one. Some of those wrecks 20 years old should be taken off the roads. Hope you're able to get out on crutches soon. Yours, Gully There are now 11,732 Rotary Clubs with 549,000 members in 125 countries. Since July 1, 1963 there has been 188 now clubs formed. Bill Bobier got himself elected to the school board last Ifonday - congratulations or condolences are in order - it all depends on how you look at the job. Then there was the father who said we tried to build character in our kids and all we raised were three characters. Ray iiulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESViLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. -d ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FREO ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris Fellowship- Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLVDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES - President Vlce-Presidenl Secretary SCHMITT FREO WEEKS John Walker Treosorer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Axner Chorles Sehmitl. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Cufy, John T. Dean, George OF DIRECTORS 12:15 INTERNATIONAL November—1963 ★ Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International Wayne Way, Harold Coddingfon CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon February—1964 SONG Vinco Kornsfein, W. Couillard Ken Leavenworfh, Roy Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25—R. Waldron LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan FALL LADIES' NITE 28-A. Foller Al Butlcrfieid, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight Occupational Information— George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois EVENTS 7—D. Davidson 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test— General Secretary, Rotary International SPECIAL January—1964 Torn Collins, Art Lyon Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cron Wilcox International Student Proiecis— Competitor Relations- 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworlh 24—Richard Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Pofterson Horold Goodholm, Dale Deon ★ July-1964 17-W. Woy International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations— ^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 26—P. Hurley December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Charles Bacon, les Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director Special—At the call of the President SERVICE International Contacts— VOCATIONAL SERVICE 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent 23-M. McKelth 30-T. Skabo 5—D. Harris 12—A! Butterfieid 19-L. Wise GEORGE OWERS, Director p. m. June—1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Norman Moore, Bob Nogie, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month at 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAkert Youth- Sergeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse Olson Fritz VanAken ★ BOARD 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph 8—C. Swart Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst May-1964 5—R, Biringer October—1963 Carlo Helkkinen, William Bobler Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Owers. 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Public Relolions— 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearcc loose Student Guests- Program— 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E, Rayborn Rural Urban- Mark Andrews ★ 31—S. Bovee April-1964 27-C. Sebold September—1963 Membership— Oiin Dally, Don Shorno, 24—Wm. Bobier 13-J. Folr 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Croig Sebotd, Richard Moore. Robert John Klein 17—R. Mulchahey Ralph Toupolik, Torg Skabo Magazine— 3—M, Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 6—C, Allemier Community Safety- Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 1963 • 1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean Club Bulletin— BY ELECTION March—1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik The obove Is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Roth Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 . 278-5358 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret 278-5386 .278-5891 278-4486 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grgnd St.r-Clora Gust C. Buraridt, 178 pdirfield Dr.—Josephine - Albert Butterfieid,'SI fdison Ct.—Theiiyia 279-2854,' Horold Coddingfon, 324 E.-Chicago St;—Vera . '278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene^-- 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W>'ClorkG'Ave.—Dorothy.-.-■l.f. j 279-9471 Oiin Dolly, 61.Maple Lone—Jone . . •. ...278-2838 Doone E. Davidson,- 15 Scott jAve.—Ellen Jo i-'.T'.; ?278f8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand'St.—Colleen ' 278-6127 John T, Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull'St.-Ann. . 278-5909 278-6598 J".-278-8933. Albert Failer,'95 FT. Haneheft St.—Charlotte, Charles Fiske, if.,'-|^_'No. 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake,-R. R. 2-'0orisE. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St-—Lanore 278-5475 ' \ 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Howiey, R..a.(2, Morrison Loke—Bar&ara'... 278-8909' Carlo Heikkfne^r'l S- Clilcogo St.—Mary HeleVi'.. 2/8-4115 Paul Hurley, .163; Foirfleld Dr.—Aileen . Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson'St.—Quinn Phone No278-8840. 279.-9551' 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .. 278-2261 Milford A..McKelth, 75 N. Fludson St.—Helen Harold ' McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Rayrhond Mulchahey. 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Normand Moore, 796 Aogolp Rd.—Annetfa Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Ronert Nogle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan 275-6769 278-^278 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—ErriGstine,. ,.,,278-5512 K. L.-Olmslead, 70 Marshall St^.-^Ednit' 'JiJ 278-2539 278r6687 278-6788 4)_278 5796 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 1'-^ ••. V ■ Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann...... 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2~Glady5 ... 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-8eotrlce .J. 4 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ... i— 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Warren iWillioms,. Botavia—LaMolne Bronson 369-4024 Lester F;. Wlse, R-,R; 2-Ce!ia 278-4424 279-9360 278-2996 Cliorles'Woddwcf'cf,'163 Marshall'SF.-.--.. ..V—' 278-5033 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Roy Pitts, 55,.N. Sprague St.—Ruth. 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grdnd.St.—Virgle 278-8156 HONOliARY M^M'B'ERS ST2-5594 Guvorrle S. Coffman,-759 E- Chicago Rd.—Nola '...278-4086 Kenneth POfnlaM) I t E. Chicdqo 6t.—Mabel 278-2790 278-2451 Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ... ... _.. 278-5006 Douglas Woodward, 20 parsons "Ct.—Ruth Donoid Wright, 21 279-9428 278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-4468 Robert G- Ylngiing, 21 Scott—Natalie Oiin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hozel . . 278-6393 ..t." Charles SchmifK 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bvgst 27.8-5714 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Craig Sebald,, !?. R.' 2,- Morrison lakefT^RIIa. RoberfE. Shpw, 106 Grand »Sf.—Ann » 278-8318" 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11.Park Pl.-^Elzora-i....;. Donold V. Shorno, I'SS E. Chicago St.—Louise'...-' 278-5842 .Torg Skabo, 1,55 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-F(eJlie .278-6316 Conrad Swgrt, 471 .'MorsKalJ St.—Gertrude -'.278-4350 Janean 278-5091 ;j_j.__-278-6311 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 Howard. K. Swan, '42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva.i^ . ... .. io : . , ,r.. ' '\.U' ■ 4 . r..-; : .i;'" • rr -1'; \ r.v v;.,.;; , . • ; snf?:'. ■ - V'. n.t r;-, r..f "■■MixJ.r"!' • .iv.- •" ' v.:--; - 2w-s- The ^KDWATER --. n-v--' - * FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ilCH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting liotarians Always Welcome 278-5412 . I i :c' -nr- u-S'- ...278-5165 Richard Moore,'244 E. Washington St.—Elaine! ',^1 . .J:.'.*". .jj-r '■ 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R- R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna - . 278-5554 -•J , .278-4222 Axner'OlsOn, 304 Grtind SlT;;-Rctlig , G'eprg'e Owerd^-46 E: Monfgomefy St.—Elizabeth .., v;;ur, -v :■ '''t 278-8942 Howard, M.. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon "E. Byron'Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio . f- Phone No. Rpbert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Roy C_ Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace *278-2864. C. Ajfred'Riee, R. ;l} Union City—Evelyn 1 278-5318 ■ Mel Rjce, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy John A. Kenned.y, 389 Grand (Sf-~Wii»tra .' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert 8- Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .. H- Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret INC. TAC �'7/e Proifts Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. JUNE 19^4 You MAY HAVE QATWEREO f'ROM MV lASY DULLETDN THAT 8 THOUGHT 'tT WAS MV UASTo 3 THOUOHT THE ONLY PERflLOUS TH&NQ 8 WAS 008NQ WAS RUNNONG BACK AND FORTH TO HttLLSD^tEj UNDER THE SCRU78NV OF THE MftCHOGAN STATE POLBCE AND THE NATIONAL GuARO^ HOWEVERc^^LO* AND BEHOLD, VAROOUS SCRAPS OF PAPEi? LAND ON MY DESK AND ' F8ND OUT I HAVE TO W.rOT^ A : Rotary Bulletan,. Not only wrste bt but ghost wrbte dt. S looked at the last of ABSENTEES AMD EVEN THOUGH fiT WAS SMALLER THAN USUAL t AM NOT EVEN L88TEO AS SEfNO ABSENT - BUT \ WAS - 80 ChACK, AT LEAST, MUST BE CONVjNCEO THAT 8 NO LONGER BELONG TO THE COLDWATER ROTARY ClUQ, Be THAT AS DV MAY, THOSE '.WO 00 BELONG TO THE f^OTARY Club, as a ma^^oraty, were present thcs week and as such thev heard a gentleman by THE NAME OF ArBE VANOSl^eER WHO BS OFFSCE MANAGER OF GENERAL CABLE AN QuSNCYo He SPOKE OF H8S eXPERBENCES «N THE UnBTED STATES SfiNCE HE CAME TO THUS OOUMTRY SOME EIGHT YEARS AGO (hE MUST HAVE COME FROM HOLLAND WITH A NAME LIKE THAT 8UT MOBOOV TOLD ME FOR SURE» ThAS 8S ONE OF THE TRBALS AND TRiaULATfiONS OF 8ESM0 A GHOST WRiTCRc) He SHOWED SOME SLIDES OF VARIOUS THONGS IN THE OlD COUNTRY AND GAVE A HUMOROUS TALK ON HRS EXPERIENCES AS AN IMMIGRANT ALONG WITH SOME OF THE MORE SERIOUS SIDES OF THIS MATTER, I THINK I REALLY MISSED A YCRV NICE PRESENTATIONc JOHN KLEIN WAS THE PrOQRAM Chairman, Next week Captain Frosty Neer is the Chairman and should have a real easy time OF IT, The MEETING IS CANCetLEOOUT AT THE ElKS TeMPLE AND ROTARV, AS WELL AS THE OTHER Service Clubs of Coldwater, will all go over to the Masonic Temple for a noon luncheon HONORING MRS, AMERICA, ThE OIFFERENCE BETWEEN THIS Mrs, AmERIOA AND MflSS America is that thev have to know how to cook,too. This will be at 12j00 instead OF 12s15o Bos Kerr please mote. There is atremendous super colossal Ladies Night cot^iino up on Tuesoav^ June 23. This will be the premiere of Summer Stock in the City of Coldwater at the Tobbbts Theatre apjo the attraction will be "The Solid Gold Cadillac," iT is qosnq to work OUT SOMETHING LIKE THlSe YoU WILL HAVE DINNER AT THE StuKEV 'the show just like we 010 WHEN WE WENT TO THE "PAJAMA GftMEe" 8nN AND THEN GO TO OOCTOR SaCON IS THE Chairman op this little caper and you may make vour reservation sv calling 279-9521® Chuck 'ajould like the reservations by the 16th, ^ . The Club has voted to give 5400,00 to the TflsBiTS Theatre Foondatson, $100,00 to ABO IN THE RECENT CATASTROPHE AT AmCHORAGE, AlASKA, AND $100^00 TOWARDS SUMMER SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS, ThIS WAS APPROVED 100^ BY THE CLUB MEMBERSHIP, I AM TOLD THAT BOTH JeSS Senior Active, VaLORON AND <VaRREN V/ILLIAMS HAVE «IOfiNED THE RANKS OF This isn^t what Jess Waloron calls it but tmos is the official name^ WEOOJNG ANNtVERSARiES BmiKaAYS June 13 Gladys Van Aken OouG .Voodvvard Don Harris June 11 June 12 ROTARY GUESTS Or, Harlio Kanscoka Hawa s (i Robert Oro^aw Homer Heitz ANooLAf, Indiana &IQLEWOOO, Florida Qhal Dyer Rav ^ith CoLUMBUSt Ohio Chuck Bristol Ed Faoklam Ken Yesh Bronson Coldwater Bronson Bronson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BAHIE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON CHARLES SCHMITT Secretory Treosuror FRED WEEKS ★ Mark Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Axner Don Wright INTERNATIONAL RUSSELL MOORE, Director Genorol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dis)., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—P. Hurley Internatlonoi 17_W. Way Webb Treat, Harold McKnight SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Chorles Bacon 21—R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— Al Bulterfleld, Les Wise Four-Way Test- 21—K. Leavenworth 28—R, Rumsey 31—Cion Wilcox Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 3—D. Shorno 24—Richard Moore International Student Protects- Employer-Employee Relations- 30-T. Skabo July-1964 10—K. Putnom Information- Competitor RelationsMac McKeilh, Conrad Swart 23-M. McKeith December—1963 Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 12—Al Bulterfield 19-1. Wise Director Charles Bacon, Los Woodward Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean ROTARY SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relotions— -k 636 INTERNATIONAL GEORGE OWERS, International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent November—1963 5—0. Harris Norman Moore. Bob Nogip, Special—At the call of the President June-1964 29-W. VanAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at>Arms— MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, Regular—First Thursday of eoch month at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT Olson Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Rotary Information- ★ OF Student Guests- Ray Muichahcy, Fred Neer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist May-1964 October—1963 1—Fl. Joseph Andrews Public Relations- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Owers. BOARD Robert Howlcy, Roy Fox Program— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'yTreas. Aprll-1964 10—K. Pearce 17—Les Woodword Robert Loose John Klein 31—S. Bovee 3—E. Royborn Craig Sebold, Richard Moore. Magazine- 24—Wm. Bobier September-1963 Crippled Children- John Walker . Presiden! Viee-President 17—R. Mulehahey 6—C. Aliemier 13—J. Fair 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Don Harris, Cron Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead Community Safety— Club Bulletin- March-1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean R. Biringcr, H. Bent, Don Horris ELECTION 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classifiealicn— BY KENNEDY FRED ANDERSON, Director Bob Rumsoy, Doug Woodward 1963 - 1964 JOHN A. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 28-A, FalTer ★ February—1964 Occupatienol Information— Vince Kornstein. W. Couillord KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox Ouane Davidson 25-R. Waldron SONG Trade Associations- Ken Leavenworlh, Ray Pitts LEADERS SPRING LADIES- NITE Ralph Toupalik is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom choirmon of the change. Members having special AXNER OLSON, Program Choirmon - Telephone 279-9360 programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the defoils. The above ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-535B 278-6821 Harvey G. 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 171 Grand St.—Clara . 278-6033 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Gust C. Borandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Bovee, 278-4486 Albert Bulterfield, 31 278-2854 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-5891 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A, Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridciomoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Olin Dolly, 61 Mopio Lone—Jone Jerry Fair. 142 Hull Sf.-Ann 278-2818 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske. R. R. No. 2-Rulh 278-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Horris. 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen .278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen , Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .-.279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 NAME Address and Rotary Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginio Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beafrice 278-4159 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Tekonsha—Morgarot Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth ... .-.278-2261 Mliford A. McKeith, 75 N. Fludson St.-Helen Fred Neer. 203 W. Chicago—Ernnstine K. L. Olmstead. 70 767-7508 - 278-5512 Morshall St.-Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho ... 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobeth 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Everett Royborn, 560 Grond St.-Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle... Conrod Swart, 471 Marshal) St.—Gertrude 278-6161 278-2790 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Clyde Williams. R. R. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batovia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-ColiG Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 - 278-6316 278-4350 WEEKS Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarric S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.-Elzoro 278-6311 Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-5412 278-6730 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine quality spring products, inc. COLDWATER, MICH. TEMPLE 279-9428 278-5033 278-4198 Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. FREDERICK H. ELK'S 278-4029 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natolie i0®0 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P, 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2947 R. No. 2, Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-8942 278-4222 Webster Treat, R, 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Robert loose—R. The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Oorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 30 V I96h- Our program this ueek was devoted to a fresh-air tour to the Woodward GraveX OperatioUo Woodward acted as Interlomtors and I mn certainly see where this could he quite a spectacular operation^ or a dull one if there is a "brealc-downo Brother Doug was operating a small side«show of his owns showing what you ean do with some of the local stone and a lapidary wheela Some of these little stones polish up quite beautifully, and I thlnh most of us could have more fun with this tfe-n we sould with the gravel and sando Anyway^ it was an Interesting tour^ and being that Chuck lives right, we didn't have a raln-outo I've said it before, and will say it again, that some of our most interesting programs have been tours of local industries® Next week, John Klein will have the program® He Is Inviting a friend of his who is going to make a talk on the trials and tribulations of an immigrant coming into this country® Recently having unwound a bit of red tape that our State Department can enmesh people in, I can see where this will be be quite entertaining® This is probably the last meeting which I will be attending as a member for some time® I am hopeful that I will be able to revisit the Coldwater Cluh in the next few years® I have certainly enjoyed my association with the organization, and hope that I have been of some help in some small degree® I will miss Rotary about as much as anything in Coldwater—it has been real kind to me® I* ve done about everj'thing la the organization except to be either Secretary or Treasurer® If these had been offered, am afraid I would have had to violate some of the rules of Rotary and turn them down® Almost everything else has been fun® Of course, life being what it is, fun is where you can find it® In the work I am going into, I am going to try and relax and enjoy it to its utmost® It will be a three-year working-training period® Plan to get myself a sack of 36 marhles< Every month, I'll throw one over my left shoulder, and when I've lost all my marbles, I'll he a psychiatrist® Anniversaries Dick Biringer, June 5 Red McKnight, May 31 Jc5m Walker, June 6 Web Treat, June q Delia Waldron, June ^ Guests Ro E® Reichow, Homer Herb Zilllax, Listowel Ontario Ken McCullou^, Detroit - guest of Paul Hurley You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE ~ Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ■ft ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. ROTARY Beys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean August—1963 Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris BY Don Harris, Cran Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. .. AXNER OLSON John President Vice-Presidenl A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Assistant Soc'y-Treas. Rooert John Klein Moore, Fred Cufy, John T. Dean, George 1—H. Joseph Axner Olson Public Relations- OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS November—1963 Fritz VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intornolionol Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Wayne Way. Horold Coddington 30-T. Skabo July-1964 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 14—R. Show 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leovenworth 17-W. Way 24—RIchorcl Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson 31—Cran Wlleo.x SPECIAL EVENTS Webb Treat, Harold McKnIght Occupotional Information— Vinco Kornsfeln, W. Coulllord February—1964 SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R, Waldfon KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Ken Lcavenworth, Ray Pitts Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Fol'ler Al Butterfield, Les Wise SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Rotary Foundation— Four-Woy Test- 28—R. Rumsey January—1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- 23-M. McKelth December—1963 International Student Proiecis— Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart 12—Al Butterfield Inlernatlonal Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL 9—F. Neer 16—H. Bent 19-L. Wise Charles Bacon, Les Woodword RUSSELL MOORE, Director 'peciol—At the call of the President 5—D. Harris 26—P. Hurley International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-ot-Arms— Regutor—First Thursday of eoch month at 12:15 p. m. June—1964 29-W. VanAken Youth- Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson October—1963 Corlo Heikkinen, WiMlom Bobler Roy Mulchahey, Fred Neer BOARD 17—les Woodward 24-M. Rice Student Guests— Program— Owers. 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearce Loose Roberl Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Aprll-1964 3—E. Royborn Rural Urban— Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, 17—R. Mulehohey 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Cralg Seboid, Richard Moore, 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24—Wm. Bobier 27-C. Sebald Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Walker PROGRAMS 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children- Magcxine— Mareh-1964 1963 - 1964 Community Safety- Club Bulletin- ElECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Classification— 1963 - 1964 JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupalik The above Is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dates >vlth another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ci.—Marlho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 NAME 278-6850 E, Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .. . 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-5891 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margoref Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Sozanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann._ 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125-Delia ...278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-5494 278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. .... Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mabel 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott-Natalie Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5353 Harvey G. 278-6843 Charles Bocon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Morioric Bent, 51 276-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . 276-8086 278-5386 . Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ... 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lone-Jane . . . Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo .. 278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.-Colleen . 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Valerie Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann . 278-5909 .... Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Charles FIske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R, 2—Doris - E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonora Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy .. 278-8933 ... 163 Fairfield Dr.-Alloon Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma . Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .278-2996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Bafavla-loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-3156 278-2451 278-6517 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola -.278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel ... . . ..... 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 Art Lyon. 11 Park PI.—Eliora Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eiolne Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-4198 278-5412 John Walker, 33 278-6730 278-5942 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 HONORARY MEMBERS Janean The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR fr?:df:rick h. weeks QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S Phone No. Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union Clly-Evelyn 278-5318 Corio Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen .. 278-4115 Hurley, E. Ken leavenworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-5475 278-2864 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara . 278-8909 Paul AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome INC 278-5091 Dougherty-Gretehen 278-6311 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. i-m 23, 1964 LAST WEEK we had thus barbeque auonq wsth everyone euce as part of Tne Mschsqan Week obscrvance» H thcnk we, as well as most of the other SsRvdce Cuue memsers, eNaovso thqs LDTtte sot and 2 thonk most everybodv GOT THEOR KfiOFE AND FORK WORK ON BEFORE OT RASNEDe ThOS CAT DpE6N<'7 NORMALLY QO ON FOR THE OHfiCKEN BUT BUT TH88 WAS PRETTY WELL DONEo A LOTTLE aOT NOBTALQOC FOR THE TYPE OF weNT BY THE NAME OF PLYMOUTH RoCK AND OHOCKEN WE USED TO RA88E WHOCH 1 THDNK RAISED BETTER MEAT BECAUSE 8T HAD TO FEND FOR flTSELF, SCRATCH ON THE MANURE PSLE^ ooDoe HAWKs« I BET CHASE QRAS8H0PPERS AND Most of these modern chdckens are unfortunately raised almost UNDER laboratory CONDlTeONSo WeLL, ENOUGH OF TKATo Ws DOON^'T HAVE ANY PROGRAM, THEREFORE, THE EARLY LEAVERS GOT A LITTLE BIT CHEATEOo ThERE WERE A OT FAIR NUMBER ABSENT AND WE CAN ALWAYS HOPE THAT THEV MADE eSN^T GOING TO BE A PROBLEM WITH ME MUCH LONGER BECAUSE HAVE ABOUT TWO MEETONGS LEFT WITH THIS CLUB AND NEXT WEEK Chuck Woodward UP SOMEWHERSo 1 THINK 1 ONLY 1 AM GOING TO MOSS YOU ALLo os going to be the Master of Ceremonoes and HE IS GOlNO TO CONDUCT A LITTLE SAFARI TO THE JUNGLE WcST OF TOWN^ I THINK we ARC QOONO TO MEET GrAVEL GeRTOE AND I WOULD ADVISE HAVING TRANSPORTATION AVAOLASLE AND SHOES YOU CAN WALK IN* i THINK THIS IS GOING TO BE A REAL SNTERESTfiNQ PROGRAM. I HEAR THAT Chuck Bacon has been sock* I wondered what the vultures WERE PLAVONO AROUND THE ThORD Ward FOR* BIRTHDAYS Nobody made it into the world. WEDD5NG ANNIVERSARJES Fritz Van Aken May 27 Rav Pitts May 2g Chal Dyer Melvin Ross Columbus, Ohoo Indianapolis, Indiana ROTARY GUESTS * - — » t PROGRAMS i John Klein June 2 » Fred Neer % Harvey Bent % i^Mc McKeitk June 9 June 16 June 23 « Torq Skabo June 30 You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUiNCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Everett Rayborn, John Dean August—1963 Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cron Wilcox 1963 - 1964 CLTDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. John Wolker . President Vice-Presldenf JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMtn - John Klein Treasurer ★ Ray Miulchahcy, Fred Noer Rotary Information- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF MEETINGS Director Don Wright International Contacts- RUSSELL MOORE. Director INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart Empfoyer-Employco Relations— Webb Treat, Harold McKnighl Occupotionol Information— Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Trade Associations- NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay Phone No. 276-5563 Ken Leowenworth, Roy Pitts 9-F. Neer 5—D. Harris 16—H. Bent 12—Al Butterficld 23-M. McKelfh 30-T. Skobo July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Way 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore 31—Cton Wilcox International Student Projects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way. Harold Coddinglon Four-Way Test- November-1963 19-1. Wise Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson Competitor Relations- Juno-1964 26—P. Hurley Inlernolionol Information- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean ROTARY 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- 19-T. Collins 2-J. Klein SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE * DISTRICT 636 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Polterson 8—C. Swarf INTERNATIONAL at 12:15 p. m. ^ May-1964 October—1963 GEORGE OWERS, ★ 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 17—les Woodward 24-M. Rice Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Norman Moore, Bob Nogie, Special—At the call of the President 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 10—K. Peorce Loose Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Youth- Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ BOARD Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Crippled Children— Craig Scbold, Richard Moore, Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Owcrs. 31—S. Rovee 1—H. Joseph Program— Axner Olson Public Relations- 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier Student Guests- Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulehohey 13-J, Fair 20-F. Y/eeks Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axnor Olson, March-1964 PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmstead Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'yTreas. 1963- 1964 Community Safety— Robert Magciine— Secretary FRED WEEKS COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ CHARLES COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS January-1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R, Nagle Rotary Foundation— 28—A. Foller Al Bullcrfield, Les Wise February—1964 KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox Duano Davidson 25-R. Woldfon SONG LEADERS SPRING LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik The obove is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with onother member, advise th program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Choirman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara . ... Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-6033 278-5358 . .-.278-6321 278-6843 .,.278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 __ 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero .. 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene _. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone . 278-2818 Doane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.-Colleen .278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sl.-Ann . Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Charles FIskc. R. R. No. 2—Ruth Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5909 278-2864 278-5318 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loko—Barbara ._278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ...278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aiieen Harry Joseph, 383 N- Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . . .... 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgaret. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth .. . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St- Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta.:, 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel) Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo—Ernestine - 279-9492 278-5512 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.~Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 278-2996 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanno 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Cladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5585 278-4243 ... 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wiibur, 144 S. Cloy St. 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ..278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Guvorrie S. Coffmen, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague Si.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ... Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobcl Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Janeon 278-5091 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elioro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-4350 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen 278-5412 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-6730 •IL'-.V. The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR i FRKDERICK H. WEEKS OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, INC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUR of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 R. M, ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Hotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, HIGH. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. May 16s 1964 Tuesday we liad a progifam which mq eould classify under h'orld Affairs o Pat Patterson secured Mrs, Alice LaBour, who is Executive Secret-ary of the World Affairs Cooi'dinating Council, She talked on the International Tisitor program, which is simply hack and forth Tisiting on a global basiSo Tou will remember that we had some Gex-mn students here several years ago, and since that time, similar progre.ms have been set up for students from almost every country^ You might think this Is just a drop in the bucket when you realize how many people are around this worldo However, most of the students who come to this country to l^m about our my of life and democracy are from a class of citizenry th^t will be involved sooner or later in government in their own countryo Maybe if we keep up this program long enough in enough places we can get the point across. Next week, don't go near the Elks Temple because we aren't going to be there. We will do as last year—that is, meet in the park to the southward of the First Methodist Church. (As long as I have gone this far in advertizing—to the westward of a certain leading mortuary by the name of Putnam) I don't believe we are going to have a fonnal program. However, there will be a barbecue as part of the Michigan Week observance. We were happy to hear about the proceeds of the Rotary Show, and to know that we probably had the biggest financial take that we have ever had. I don't know how much went down the drain in expenses, but presume this figure will be forthcoming soon. terribly mistaken, we did better than we ever have before. Unless I am Spent a little time last v/eek with the natives on the Island of Manhattan, and feel this does much to recommend the country life. I think If one doesn't go to this island more than about every 10 years one can kind of forget between times. Really, this reminds one of an ant hill. If you Just must go, I recommend the World's Fair. Get there early and Join the line of your choice. Wear your most comfortable pair of shoes. Wedding Anniversaries Birthdays Margaret Bobier Dick Biringer Paul Hurley John Bean Chet Allemier Hay 1? May 20 May 18 May 19 May 21 Rotary Guests Bick Schultz Ray Smith Wendell Hathaway Chal Dyer Broason Brcnson Bronsoa Columbus, Ohio Lltshfield Via Brown Larry Nelson Charles Klippel Battle Creek (guest of Wendell Hathaway) Columbus, Ohio (guest of Chal Dyer) Messrs. Sety, Ngoesman, Hoesen, and Soemitro - Officials from Indonesia, Guests of Tom Collins Paul Cosgrove, student. Introduced by John Etsweller. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregation.! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director MICH. Attendance- R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Horris Club Bullelirt— Don Horris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963- 1964 Bob Sweet, John Eiswoiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS -- AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMirr FRED WEEKS President Vice-President Secretary Treosurer Assistont Sec'y-Troas. John Wolker Charles Schmitt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deem, George Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF September—1963 MEETINGS ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn 0. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Moy-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Potiarson October—1963 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest luse 22—H. Goodholm June-1964 29-W. VanAken Youth- Ray Mukhohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- 2—J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr November—1963 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 23-M. McKelth 30-T. Skabo 5—D. Harris Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 12—Al Butterfield INTERNATIONAL Sergeanl-at-Arms— SERVICE 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright Charles Bacon, Les Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 24—Richarci Moore 31—Cran Wilcox Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson SPECIAL EVENTS International Student Proiects— January—1964 Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 2a-A. Faller A1 Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight Charles Bacon 21—R. Nogle Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21 —K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey 17-\V. Way International Information- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean Competitor RelationsMac McKcilh, Conrod Swarf Julv-1964 December-1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Internotionol Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- General Secretary, Rotary Internotionol 28—R. Loose 17—les Woodword Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobicr VOCATIONAL SERVICE ROTARY 10—K. Peorce Student Guests— Public Relations- ★ 21—F. VanAken 1—H. Joseph at 12:15 p. m. 'pecial—At the call of the President 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 24—M. Rice Robert Howley, Roy Fox Axner Olson eoch month Aprtl-1964 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- Fritr VanAkon DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of DISTRICT 636 27-C. Sebald Crippled Children— Croig Sebald, RIchord Moore, R^erl Loose Progrom— ★ BOARD 17—R. Mukhohey 20-F. Weeks Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Membership— Oiin Dolly, Don Shorno, Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Community Safety— Februo ry—1964 Occupational Informotlon- KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associolions— Kan Leavenworth, Ray Pitts Duane SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 1T—D. Dean SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornstein, W. Coulllord 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 24-Wm. Bobier 31—S, Rovee 6—C. Allemiqr 13—J. Fair Magexine— John Klein PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean Ctossilication— OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Bob Rumsoy, Doug Woodward March-1964 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox Davidson 25—R. Woldron The above is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwofer-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark . 278-5358 S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorle 278-6821 Horvey G. 278-6843 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaref Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairfieid Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmo 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera - . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 NAME Address end Rotary Ann E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Robert Loose—R. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Rooert Nogle, 182 Mcrshall St.—Susan 279-9492 278-2539 279-9360 Roymond Mulchohev, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Erriestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille. 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann .- 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-5318 Mel Rice, John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie - 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy-- . 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E, Chicago St.-Mary Helen .. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfieid Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-2618 278-8609 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen 278-6054 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone._ 279-9471 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgaret .767-7508 Wilford Cooillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorothy Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-5078 278-5512 NAME Address and Rolory Ann 278-8942 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Worner VonAkon, R. R. 2-GIadys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dello 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Frad H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. ... Cranston Wikox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Wilmo 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Worren Willioms, Boiavio-laMoine George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .-278-2996 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia ._Chofles Woodward. 163 Marshall St Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Donald Wright. 21 Everett 278-8156 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 1903 278-2451 Kibby Rd„ Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise 278-5842 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Hollz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Joneon H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.-Elzoro._Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen -- 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 - -I. See. 34.66, P. I. & lU FREDERICK ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4468 278-6393 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ) of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 278-5033 Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott-Nololie Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-5494 278-4424 278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-2841 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly i. ■ -L v.vj'. .!-• r Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAY 9. 19o4 LA,V iy\Ys . ■ DSOK BjRBMQSft 8NTR0DUCE0 FELLOW ATTORNEY^ ArT LvoN® ArT 8N AM EXCELLEMT mamner made the law "Come Albve" for os* He oesorbseo the fascbmatbno sACKesouND OF OUR NATBOfML COMSTBTyTfiON AMD THE L8TTLE KNOWN BUT PHENOMSNONAL OPERATBONS OF Two GREAT PATRBOTS, AlCX:'%NDBR HaMJLTON AND dAMES Mao880Mo He EMPMABezKO THE V8TAL NEED FOR RESPECT FOR OUR JuOOCflAL SYSTEM OPOM VMICH AmeRBCAM DEMOCRACY AND PO0NTEO OUT THE PURPOSE OF BHFORMEO, BNTELLOQENT CRflTflCBSMo TO OEPEMOS ThBS ALL CONTR09UTEO A THOUGHT PROVOKCNO PROORAMo '■VQRLD AFFAIRS8 Nekt week Pat Patterson brbngs to our club Mrs, Alice LaBour, Executive Secretary, World Affairs Coorinoatino Council, to talk on the International Visitor Program, The title envisions a most intcrestdno oiscussioni "People to People," BIRTHDAYS May 13 Rot Patterson Gladys Moore May 14 WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES May 10 Charles Baoon ROTARY GUESTS Bronson vfCRRY HoLLISTER John Eo Organ Dale Ulery JAKT"toowrcK Harry Ryan Hugh Sutton Ray Mohlie Jack Warner Bill iVkseler Mike McConnsl Sullivan, Indiana QosHENn Indiana Bronson Bronson Dronson Marshall JoNESVILLC Jackson CHS Student ROTARY INTERNATIONALS Our Club will be represcmted in Toronto by Chick Kcmnedy and ErnGE LuSE this JuNEo May you have a fine TRflP, fellovis, and bring us some "Rotarv GCI.18" for the OOMBNG VEARe T.VO DATES? May 19 in support of the CMAf^asR of Commerce MioHaoAW Week Chscksw^ Barbeous WE^LL MEET AT THE SITE AND INDULGE 8M A LITTLE ®F0WL PLAY® (SSCUSE PLEASEIToAs Confucius says "Temptatbon often overcome known facts pun easiest way to lay bad egg!" Oops,»6e,,ft(TYpflS7"e NOTES Three more so-called "humors" here deleted as act or mehcVo) June 9 MrSc Americans visit to our town will be celebrated docNTLv by the Service GlusSo More on this later sot we should AtJ. plan to attend TO Cold Water (He's at it again!)« and give this beauty a warm w^SLcatcig END OF BULLETIN (By order of "Court") You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Consregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON President ... JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Secretory SCHMin John Klein Treosurer FRED WEEKS ★ Program— Public Relations- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neor Rotary Information- BOARD OF INTERNATIONAL RUSSELL MOORE, Director International INTERNATIONAL Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee RelationsWayne Way. Horold Coddington President Rotary international CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Four-Way Test- 31—Cran Wilcox International Student Proieels— Tom Collins, Art Lyon SPECIAL EVENTS Jonuary—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nogle Rolory Foundation— 28-A. Failer February—1964 Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 28—R. Rumsey 24—Rieharci Moore Al Butierficld, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworfh 17-W. Wav Information- Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean ★ 636 ROTARY 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December-1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- 23-M. McKehh 26—P. Hurley International Contocts— VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright Special—At the call of the President STRICT November—1963 5—D. Harris Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Regular—First Thursday of eoeh month at 12:15 p. m. June-1964 2—J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sorgeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Youth- Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ May-1964 October—1963 Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobler Axner Olson Owers. 28—R. loose 17—les Woodword Student Guests- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonist 10—K. Pearce 1—H. Joseph Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt. Fred Anderson, Russell 21—F. VanAken 24-M. Rice Robert Howiey, Roy Fox Olfn Dolly, Don Shorno, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treos. April-1964 27-C. Sebold September—1963 Robert loose Magczi ne— 24—Wm. Bobler 31—S. Rovee 6—C. Aliemicr 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Community Safety- Craig Sebold, Richard Moore, John Walker Vice-Presldent 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Elsweller, Jr. 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmstead Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- 1963- 1964 March-1964 1963- 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Deon Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Kan leavenworth, Roy Pitts Duono Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Woldron KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING 4—V. Kornsfien SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard The above is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with (he details, AXNER OLSON. Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kalhryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ..278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mar[orIe Horvcy G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.-Esther.-. 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Wiiliom Bobler, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttorfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma .. 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene __ 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .. 279-9471 ... Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen _ 278-6127 John Elsweller, Jr.. 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann _ Alberl Foller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison lake-Barbara 278-8909 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen--278-4n5 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma .. 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Ne. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148- Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290" Grand St.—Dorothy 279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily Robert Loose—R. 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgarot Ernes! W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 767-7508 ...278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Anneffa 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagio, 182 Marshall St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine - K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Rotha 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 George Owors, 46 E- Montgomery St--Elizobeth . 278-2996 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 278-2841 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzonno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann Worner VanAken, R, R. 2-Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beafrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. l-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batavio—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R, R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl Sf--Polly 278-2790 Robert G- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth... Kenneth Putnam, . 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St--Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergot Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann.. . 278-8156 278-2451 .-.ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Donold Wright, 21 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Janeon 278-6311 278-4198 Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Daughorfy—Gretchen H. lEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6730 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. fREDERlCK ELK'S 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS f of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 278-5033 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nofa ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel 278-5165 Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-5494 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bfonson 369-4024 278-4424 ..278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUE Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene MICH. INC. �4.' A May 1, 1964 The Beard of Directors of the Coldwatcr Rotary Club has approved the name ar.d classification listed below. Any objections MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE SECRETARY BY LETTER THROUGH THE UNITED STATES MAIL ON CP. BEFORE MAY Major Classification Boyd Wiggins Agriculture riinor Classification Agricultural Extension Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary �A ' ■jyr:* O '. fs s >:> d _ IO d > r ID ' O i V �'He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. my 2, ' i96h DEARUV beloved, here we are WRdTIlMQ A WRETDMQc W.TH HELP PROmCrAN WOLCOX, S THK.K What we are TRvaMQ to set at as we obo not ^rE^rs M^E^.NO BECAUSE WE WERE now that I am about to HAV0NQ LUNCH W6TH A PSYCHfl ATRB ST. ThBS ^ sNTROOUCrfJ BV OOB LOOSC, He HAD AS vmacH BB A NOM-PROrltT ORGAMflZATBON n^nnFTS VOJ HAVE AROUND THE HOUSE Wk&CH JOAN THE FOLD. YoU OBD HAVE A PROGRAM AND 0T SPEAKER Con EkKENS, FoELD PUUMS0MO FBKTURES (pLU^IBBNQ F8XTURES ^RE TH „AV. OR MAV NOT, LEAk). CrAN SAYS HE OAVE eONNECTflONS AND BACK SOPHONAOE AND SOTJE OF ^ ABE NOT SUPPOSED TO END A SENTENCE WBTH ^NSTflTUTe u(ICENSED TxUMBEnS AND MANUFACTURERS OF olSCUSSOON OF DAM0ER8 OF CROSS CAN WATCH OUT FOR. YOU j THAT I BeLEEVE ST OR ^ ^TzZTm. i AM TELL8N0 VOU NOT MOST OF VOU HAVE A CROSS-CONNEOTflON ^ abBENTEEO AND EARLY LEAVERS CM DROVES. Cran and B v;er£ talkong about bt and ATTENDAMCE-WSBE. OUR MARCH wHtle^sof^E^cLual thsnk that yh^. THBS BECAUSE I SEE THAT BE80DES MYSELF THERE WERE ABBENTEEb RATHER CONSBSVEMTLV BEEN ABOVE ARE DOBNG REAL WELL WEN THEY GET TO SSp ^ "^rnE FFB COLTS EO WACM»T THAT WE MPSB THE 0N PAST YEARS, ViE WERE WONDERSNQ OF ® MoNDAY AND THEN ^AjNOAV COMCS ALONG MEETSNG AND THSNK THAT WE WALL MAKE UP BN QUSNCV TO THS 8 OS TO AND WE ARE OUT OF TOWN OR FOR 80ME REASON OAN^T TRY TO MAKE OP ON AOVANOE ONSTEAD OF AFTERWARDS, AlL OF US ARE NEXT V€EK OflCK BDR0NGER 88 PROGRAM ChADRMAN AMD ® AS SPEAKER. „T CAN BE DONE, ® ^ REAL ArT OS GO8NG TO TALK ON AS Uw OAV AND NOT as A a.T HA«D TO MAKC A PaaaaAM ooT or T«a Couar Bcnoh. APPROPRBATE BECAUSE MaV 1 HAS BEEN T ^ _® 33 AOTIVSTV WH8 CH HAS BEEN OUR NEXT MEETCMQ 0S THE F0R8T TUESDAY AFTER TH 8. U SHOULD SPONSORED BV THE AmERDOAN BAR AsSOCfiATDON ^ « BECAUSE "i HI S HAS CERTABNLV BEEN A VERY SUSV YEAR FOR ATTORNEYS ALL THE WAV .FROM OaLLAS TO THE OUP«aM AM REAL SORRY J W8LL HAVE TO ! MOSS 8T. bsrthoays May 3 WoLMA Kennedy WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES None rotary guests LqqonjeRb Max Sperrv John Wollsams Frank Koran Edwrn Robey GeTT»«0 aACK.TO TH«a Inooana Qu tNCY Coldwater CHS Student or PUOMB.WO. I have SEVraAL T.MEO WONOEaED HOW A OOONTaV that oan saaatY the teohn.c.ahc able to oaa.t a man AaouHO the eabth, can't come oa W.TH A TOILET TANK WH.CH V^EN aROPEaUV TRCaaEO WILL SHUT OPF ANO FILL. MaYBE «T eSOAPEB ME BUT 1 DON'T TH.NK THERE HAS BEEN A MAJOR .MPROVEMENT IN TH«8 FIELD IN MY MEMORY. " - FOR THE MAN WHO HAS EVERYTHSNal A CALENDAR TO REMIND HSM WHEN You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. . �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent. Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wllcox Fellowship- 1963- 1964 Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . CHARLES Treasurer Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr November—1963 Fritz VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 12—A! Butterfield 19-L. Wise GEORGE OWERS, Director 26—P. Hurley ★ International SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson Webb Treat, Harold McKnight FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagle 28-A. Fol'ler A1 Buttcrfiold, Los Wise February—1964 Occupational Information— Vinco Kornstein, W. Coulllard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 31—Cran WIfeo.x Rotary Foundotion— Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore Tom Collins, Art lyon Wnyne Woy, Harold Coddingfon 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Way information- Internallono! Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations— 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 10—K. Putnam Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dole Deon Competitor Relations— Moc McKeith, Conrod Swart 30-T. Skobo July-1964 3—D. Shorno Charles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 23-M. McKelth December-1963 International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- General Secretary, Rotory Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 5—D. Harris VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 26—C. Woodward. June—1964 Sergeont-at-Arms— each month' INTERNATIONAL 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Youth- at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 12—Roy Potterson 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, Don Wright Ipeelal—At the call of the President 5—R. Biringer October—1963 Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS 28—R. Loose May-1964 24—M. Rico Rotary Information- ★ OF 10—K. Peorce 17—les Woodward Loose Student Guests- Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 1—H. Joseph Public Relations- Owers. April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Howley, Roy Fox Axner Olson Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George BOARD September—1963 Progrom— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 24-Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair Rural Urban— Mark Andrews ★ 17—R. Mulchohey August—1963 Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richord Moore, Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'y-Treos. 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 20-F. Weeks 27-C, Sebald Robert John Klein PROGRAMS Community Safety— Roiph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Magcxine— Seeretary SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Walker .. President Vlce President JOHN A. KENNEDY ROTARY Everett Rayborn, John Dean Don Harris I March-1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— ★ OFFICERS FRED ANDERSON, SONG KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duono Dovldson Trade Associations- Ken Lecivenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean LEADERS NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox 25—R. Waldron the above Is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to ehonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Choirmon — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay , Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . . William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Phone No. 278-5563 378-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther . Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Seton . Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burcndt, 178 Falrfieid Dr.—Josephine . 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogens. . 276-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy _ 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane._ 278-2818 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily Robert Loose—R. .. ...279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgaret .767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth.... . ... . .. 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila . Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan K. L. Olmslead, 70 MorsRoil St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha .. 278-4029 278-2539 279-9360 Worren Willioms, Botovia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine.... 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 278-2790 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth _ Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ... E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5475 278-2864 ... 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara .. 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Ailccn Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma ... 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 11 E. Chicago St.—Mcibel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie-_ C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union Cily-Evelyn 278-5585 278-4243 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy .. 278-5512 278-2979 . 278-8933 278-5554 273-4159 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Albert Folier, 95 N. Hanchott St.—Charlotte Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobclh . . 278-2996 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlco 278-8609 . 278-8942 278-4222 278-5078 279-9492 278-6127 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.-Ruth E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-6278 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-5909 278-6598 Phone No. .278-4229 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirflold Dr.—Lucille Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol ....279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 278-6769 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine NAME 278-6161 278-8156 278-2451 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy 278-5494 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. l_-Wilmo- Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 . 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.. Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Guvarrio S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Spragoe St.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Robert £. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471. Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PL—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.-Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Met Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Janean 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 - JR.;.'.' The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R Rotary REFLECTOR PRAY I rREDERICIC H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC I'UBLISIllilD BY KOTARY CLUB of Coldiualer, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE »J^isiling Rotarians Always Welcome COIDWATER. UIQH. �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 1H]S ■'££:<„ '.Ve L.:ARfve:D abccv v-'rom Hauc •^^EARce woTh Frjtz Van Aksn as Prooram Cha(!rman„ SUSifECT IN THE EVER D«C SCPOReo L6TTLE RTUwra UAST rew YEARS THAN THAT CORF HAD TMOMQM* UP WAS TO CAUSE THE MCNDOnpAL PUMPS TO WORK on adootbon OVERTIME BUT bt cqulo help cause SOME RCSeftVOORS SN THC CaTSKBLL MOUNTAINS TO DRY UP, WITH THE ALL TOO SUBJECT IF AND POLLUTOQN IS NEXT .V££K, LOOSE WHO ANY OF OAVE RENDCREO SOMCTIMCS ALLOWED ALL OP US A BST USELESS FOR TO FOR HUMAN BNDUSTRlAL L'SE IS aOSNO TO BR8NQ BNTERESr, phases I ARE A LITTLE PROJECT CAN BE LOOK FOR THESE STRANGE SIGNS WHEN I 86T FINfiSHEO HOPE BEFORE J ALWAYS AM DRI IN A AREA, No FIGURE ON THE "TAKE" UN OUR LAST-SHOW 8UT WOULD IT GUESS THAT TURNS HIGHEST IN OUR HISTORY, SUT OUT TO BE THE j HATE TO THINK SO { OON^T BELIEVE EVERVONC HAS MAOC TtOKET TOM WOULD BE GLAD TO CHECK Your club needs a few more members. A little thought. Give it If in doubt about cuAsriiri OArioN you might call Chic or Clvoc, SURE THERE ARE A NUMBER OF SPOTS I am OPEN, SOMETHINQ TO US 85RTHDAYS April 2S Ellen Jo Oavooson S OON^T KNOW AT THIS TIME fir WTLL BE BUT The AND progress EXBST, The program ss sh charqe of Rosert ON ENOBNeeRONO« JUST WHAT AND RCMCMBER WHAT WATER WE HAVE EASILY C0N6UMPTR0N THAT THIS lcttle I THOUQHT MalC ODD A REAL NBCE MORE TO CONSlDSRe 16 SIGNS a YOU OFF HIS LISTf VVoRLD^S FaOR OPENONO and no OVER-SUPPLY OP JOB have k-sade SCTTLSMENT YET, Thus would be a bbo help with a WATER ANYWAYo ROAOSflDC W£ IN Ncw VoRK CSTY AND tiUST LCr THCM RUN, SOMS PLACES VHI8 WOULD ONLY ON New Yqrk ON TKA? THE TOURIST SEASON OS UPON -USo WE ^ NOTED THAT ONE Of THE NBCC OPEN UP THE EAUCCT8 NOTF: FUL t THONK MOST eVCRVONC HAS HEARO MORE ASOUT THiS J op I FEEL THAT ALMOST THIS SUBJECT ARE OP JUST SOT THROUGH LOOKING AV A '.^•E:D05NG ANNIVERSARIES Ken Ken Aprbl 30 Leavenwortk Olmsteo f^AV 1 90 MINUTE PREVIEW OF THE FaSR AND THIS ENOeNEER. INO aUSlNCSS HAS KIND W'z y;erc saddened ".Vayne Way, OF by the QOYTEN OUT OP untimely death HAND, of Ve got to know Wayns through OUR CHURCH ACTIVQtfiES AS WELL AS ROTARY AND HE REPRESENtEO THE FINEST IN A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN, LARDE .OUT Llovo Phsllips Ray Smbth Jake Uuowsok Ray Mohlie 6harlcs Ossorn Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Marshall Kalamazoo Gene Nutt CHS Stuoent Harry Rvan . .Vg WERE APPRECIATE VE OF THE NUMBER OF OUR MEMBERSHIP WHO TURNED FOR HIS LAST RITES, Protect the AND ROTARY GUESTS THE birds STORK — BRINGS the TAX dove brings peact EXEMPT6 OflSo Honeymoon — the aeroRE vacation a fellow takes going to work for a new boss. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILL5DALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA - TrUStote Cafe - Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. . �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Deon August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumscy, Doug Woodward Classification— * R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cron Wllcox 1963- 1964 Fellowship- Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS . AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES .. SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Walker President VIco-President Secretary . Treasurer Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Don Wright ★ RUSSELL MOORE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean Competitor Relations- ★ INTERNATIONAL Wayne Way. Harold Coddington General Secretary, Rotary International Webb Treat, Harold McKnight Trade Associations- NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R, 5, Coldwofer-Foy Phone No. 278-5563 SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Foiter February-1964 SONG Vince Kornsfein, W. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 21—K. Leavenworth 28—R. Romsey 17-W. Way 31—Gran Wilcox Occupational Information— George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 24—Richarcl Moore Rotary Foundation— A! Bultcrfiold, Les Wise Four-Way Test- JuJv-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 19-L. Wise international Information— Inlernotiono! Student Proiects— Mac McKeiih, Conrad Swart 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skabo 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE Tpeclal—At the call of the President SERVICE international Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. June—1964 November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—A! Butterfieid GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 29-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL Sergeant-at>Arms— MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 1—H. Joseph 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson October—1963 Ernest lose, Chuck Woodward, ★ OF Urban— Youth- Ray Mulchahoy, Fred Neer Rotary Information- 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- Owers. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 10—K. Pearce Loose Student Guests- Program— April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Roberl Howley, Roy Fox Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, ★ BOARD September—1963 Rural Membership— - Assistonf Sec'y-Treas. 17—R. Mulchohey 13-J. Fair Crippled Children— Craig Scbald, Richard Moore, 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 24-Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemicr 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebold Rooert John Klein PROGRAMS Community Sofety— Ralph Toupollk, Torg Skabo Magcsino— March~1964 1963 - 1964 LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Cholrmon Ken Leavenworlh, Ray Pitts Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean Ralph Toupallk 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmon - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark 278-5358 S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cioro 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfieid, 31 278-2854 Edison Cf.—Thelma . Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera --.273-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-- 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane.- 278-2818 Dale A, Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfieid Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.-Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-8609 278-5909 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann - 278-8933 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetl St.—Charlotte. Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth _ 278-5475 278-2664 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME . Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol 278-2261 278-2947 Rolpn Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelto 278-6769 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice 279-9492 278-5512 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct,—Dorothy Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricio . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall ...- 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-5078 - St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-8840 278-2539 . ... 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .. 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 278-2979 8, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Balavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia. Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-5942 Chorle.s Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bcrget 278-5006 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elrora Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Hov/ard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva Donald M, Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lako—Borbara .. 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfiefd Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude ST2-5594 278-5714 278-5842 ...278-4350 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague Sf.-Hazel .... . . Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean. TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-6311 278-4198 John 278-6730 Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen WEEJCS OUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IKCe ELK'S 278-5165 278-5091 278-5412 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. rSBDERrCK H. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6393 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB .. 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ....278-4086 The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian 278-4229 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-8156 278-2841 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5318 R. 278-2790 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris C. Alfred Rice, 278-6161 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia COIiDWATER, MICH. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A, nPiiil 15, 1964 i-AST W£EX vouR author was elsewhere, ■ (made up, op course). Therepore, t did not personally wear Red McKnicht talk on "Around the iVoRLO, " My inform- ants tell me that it was pretty good, and who 16 MORE CRITICAL THAN OUR OWN members. MaYSE my REPORTS ARE A LITTLE garbled but why was Red wandering around the streets of Manila at ^iOOA.M,'? This is all right if he hadn't been to BED VET BUT IT IS PRETTY EARLY TO GET CP AND GO FOR A WALK. ART LyON WAS THE Master of Ceremonies. getting to the POINT'where A little self-conscious about jokes involv ing PSYCHIATRIST but i DO HAVE A COUPLE, (Every bit as good ab our Rotary Show jokes You go to a psychiatrist when you're slightly cracked and KEEP GOING until YOU'rE COM PLETELY BROKE. I ALSO LIKE THE ONE ABOUT THE Kangaroo who went to the psy chiatrist AND COMPLAINED, "Ooc ] JUST don't FEEL JUMPY NO MORE," BlRTHDAYS Beroet Schmitt NEXT V/EEK Fritz Van Aken is the Program Ray Pitts Celia Wise Chairman and is bringing us Hale Pearce vVEDDliVG ANNI VERSAR1FS Hale 9s going to talk on water and soilw»th particular reference to conserving the wet stuff. I IMAGANE most of us have noticed how dry we have had it FOR the past few years and certainly we are not over blessed with moisture this -> Spring, April 17 April 17 Ajleen Hurley Seton Bovee Lorraine Pearce April IS April 19 Imogens Oouillard OF" The LOCAL Soil Stabilization Office, i went through school on the EDGE OF THE OuST BcWL AREA IN THE EAR_LY '30's AND I WOULD HATE TO SEE A REPEAT performance. I don't know what any of April 20 April 22 April 25 Ralph Toupalik April 17 ROTARY' QUESTS □ale Ulery Chal Dyer Ray Mohlie Harry Pape Dan Bunge Goshen, Ind, Columbus, Ohu Marshall Quincv CHS Student MORE MISC. A Chinese scholar was lecturing WHEN ALL THE LIGHTS IN THE ROOM WENT OUT. He asked the people in the audience to raise their hands. As soon as they complied, thellicht-^ WENT ON.-W then said: "Th(s infto FHOVES proves the wisdom of the old Chinese say.nc Many hands make light work,'" yeCAN 00 INDIVIOUALLV BUT keep IN MIND that water is one of the biggest problems or todav. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe ~ Monday, 6:30 P. M. HtLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE - Skyline Restaurant ~ Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. I AM UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER/ MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward OFFICERS BY Club Bulletin- ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wllcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. 1963- 1944 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON - .. President Secretary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMin FRED WEEKS John Walker Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY John Klein Directors •— Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Ray Molchahey, Fred Neer OF MEETINGS Don Wright International INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Las Angeles, Calif. RUSSELL MOORE, Director Buyer^Seller Relations- Employer-Employee Relations— Wayne Woy, Harold Coddington Four-Way Test- Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 8—C. Swort 26—C. Woodward June-1964 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent November—1963 5—D. Harris SERVICE 23-M. McKeith July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Contacts- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rutnsey 17-W. Woy International Information- 24—Richorci Moore Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson 31—Cian Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nogle Rotary Foundation— 28-A. Faller Al Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold MeKnIght 30—T. Skabo 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley International Student ProjectsTom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations— Moc McKoith, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 19-T. Collins 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Charles Bacon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE 636 ROTARY 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph 12—Al Butterfield Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean DISTRICT Mav-1964 October—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, ★ 28—R. Loose 10—K. Peorce 17—Les Woodword INTERNATIONAL Sorgeont-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. 'pecial—At the call of the President 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 24-M. Rice Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, Regulor—First Thursday of eoeh month April-1964 3—E. Royborn Duke Davidson, Bob Korr Fritx VanAken DIRECTORS 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Rotary Information- ★ BOARD Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richord Moore, Youth- Public Relations- Owers. Community Safety- Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobier Axner Olson 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemicr 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Student Guests- Program— 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Everett Royborn, John Dean Robert Hawley, Roy Fox Mork Andrews 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteod Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, ._.. Assistant See'y-Treas. ROTARY Robert Loose Magexine— March-1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Closslflcallon— R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris •k COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, February—1964 KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18—R. Fox Duane Davidson 25-R. Waldron SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornstein. W. Couillord Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES NITE Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with onother member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the detolls. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Choi rman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemicr, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mapio lane—Kathryn 273-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 278-6821 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia.. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Harvey G. 278-6843 Robert Loose—R. Chories Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondf, 178 Folrffeld Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 278-2854 Edison Ct.—Thelma . .. ._ Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane .- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr.. 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann . 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchotf St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth 278-2864 . Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5318 278-6517 ...278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbaro .. 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen. 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Ailcen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.........278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma 278 .5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ... 278-2261 278-2947 Harold MeKnIght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R, 4, Dorroncc Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Loke—Suzonno 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta .... 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llta Robert Nogle, 182 Marsholl St.—Suson 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernesline . 278-5512 K. L. Olmsteod, 70 Marsholl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce ..278-2979 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elixabeth .278-2996 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chieago St.—Mobol Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn... Mel Rice, 1903 ... 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillion ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ;_.Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 ...278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola -.278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchej H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Visiting Rotarions Always Welcome 278-8238 Warren Witlloms, Balovia—loMoine 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4029 ..278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma * of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4229 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlce The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Russell Woldfon, P. O. Box 125—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Fred 278-4222 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 MICH. INC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. \$6h The Rotary Show is novi history and J am VERY SORRY THAT fXT WEEK FHJENOB WE HAVE A NOVElTV QOINQ, ARC V - 001 NO that, Art TO Lvon SAY TO HAVE A PROGRAM \ KNOW WHAT is the THAT HE I tS GOING TO 8E, programmer ano he THE FORMAT THAT GOES WITH IT, Red a few mas enough material programs, t believe for quite ONE WE JUST FINSSHED, ANO 00 SOME MORE OF THE SAME TYPE OF NUMBERS, One could jump two decades and do a roaring twenty show. Lots of good music in that he will show no slides THIS TIME AND confine H|6 PROGRAM TO TELLING ABOUT SOME OF THE WONDERS HE SAW IN HIS world Speaking of ; PERIOD, TOO, tour. TRAVt?. on a less expansive scale, SUPPOSE A GOOD MANY OF OUR MEMBERS ARE IN New York City. Pavilion located in the amusement area. Rotary Anns are especially lnvited to join THEIR MUSBANOS FQR THE MEETINGS. \ GUESS WE REALLY SHOULD GET A DECISION -FROM ChSC AS TO WHETHER THIS WOULD SE A MAKEUP. A BIT ABOUT THEIR HOME CLUB AND ALSO • TIGHT • ABOUT THE TRIBE OF MULCHAHEY. RaV, OF COURSE, belongs to THIS CREW WHO LIVE IN THE CIClNlTV OF Cork. This would seem to be very beauti- , FUL COUNTY from ThE PORT OF COBH (QuEENBTOWn) which is the nearest ! GOT TO THIS city several years ago. The hills round about are the greenest \ EVER SAW, J guess there ts SOME CLEAN-UP TO 00. 3f YOU haven't done so, settle with Tom and IF VOO HAVE MONEY BELONGING TO ROTAHY OR BILLS GET THEM IN PROMPTLY, 1 STILL HAVE A BUTTON off THAT LITTLE SUIT J WAS WEARING BUT IT wasn't OF STRATEGIC SIONfiFSCANCE 80 1 didn't sew it back on. Pants were too Our program lAST WEEK was put on bv our own Ray Mulchahev. He.played us a tape from the Cork Rotary Club of JrEland, They told us ON THE ROAD ANO MADE U8 LIKE IT. Eo GOT HIS LICKS IN, .TOO, ANO WE HAD LIGHT'WITH THE AlO OF THE SWECT FAMILY. AqoUT MIOWEEK 1 GOT TO WONDERING IF WE WERE GOING TO HAVE A NEWS PAPER PUT OUT WHAT WITH MOST OF THE STAFF Duke has around him working on the show. .You can attend a Rotary meeting Every day rou are there. The meetings will BE HELD FROM 12;00-1i30 at the Frontier Palace Restaurant of the Texas 1 00 THINK WE CAn'T THANK OvkE enough for the direction. He got the show GOING TO THE FaIR, OPENING LATER IN THE MONTH NEXTYEAR MAYBE It■ COULD BE CALLED THE "TURN OF THE CENTUHT" US complete 3 AM NOW CONVINCED THAT WE CAN 00 EVEN MORE WITH A variety bong and comedy PROGRAM LIKE THE EFFORT TO BRING US THAT RENOWNED RoTARY traveler, teller of tales, AND COLLECTOR OF I guess A CHANCE WHAT WE WOULD 00 WITHOUT THE BLACK STUFF ANO has called HAS SPARED NO EXPENSE OR banners, Harold "Reo" McKnight, 1 WILL NOT HAVE TO PARTICIPATE (N ANY MORE OF THESE SHOWS, 1 WAS ONE WHO WAS A LITTLE SCEPTICAL AS TO AND NOT ANYWAY. 0RJTHDAYS Ray Fox I Joseph Ethel ) Retha Olson April 12 April t4 April \6 jVEDDlNG ANNiVERSARlES Duke Davidson April 14 ROTARY'GUESTS DwiQKT Green Lj'^chfield Bronson Jake Luowick Tom Ripley Bronson Lansing Dick Martinson GHS Vsc Brown You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURG1& — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodword R. Biringer, H. Bent. OFFICERS BY Club ELECTION Don Morris Bulletin- CLYDE WILLIAMS - AXNER OLSON Pfcsident Viee-President JOHN A. KENNEDY Setrelary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Asslsfanf Sec'y-Treas. John Walker Robert John Klein Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schniitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of eoeh month at 12:15 p. m. INTERNATIONAL President Rotory international CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Colif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Moons, Evanston, Illinois ^^ernor, 636 Disl., Rotary Internalionol 16~H. Bent 12—A! Butterfield 23-M. McKeith Wayne Way, Harold Coddington Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Naqiif Rotary Foundation— A! Butterfield, Les Wise 28-A. Foiier February—1964 Occupational Information— Vincc Kornstein, W. Couillord SONG Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornslicn 11—D. Dean LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 17_W. Way 24—Richard Mooro Tom Collins, Art Lyon Four-Way Test- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Leovenworth 31—Ctan W|leo\ Inlernatlenal Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations- July-i964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Relolions— Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart 30-T. Skobo 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley International information- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL 9—K Neer 5—D. Harris SERVICE Charles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director * 636 ROTARY 2-J. Klein inlarnotional Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- June—1964 November—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright ir jTRICT 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodword, Sorgeonl-at-ArmsNorman Moore, Bob Nagle, 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 8—C. Swort Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President 1—H. Joseph Mav-1964 5—R, Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse Youth- Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS October-1963 Rotary Information- ★ BOARD 17—Les Woodward 24~M. Rice Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobler Ray Mukhohey, Fred Neer 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Peofce Loose Student Guests- Axner Olson Public Relations- Owers. April-1964 7-W. Treat Robert Hawley, Roy Fox Program— 31—S. Boveo September—1963 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- MembershipOiin Dolly, Don Shorno, 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Aliemier 13-J. Foir Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Magazine— 17—R. Mulchahey 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Crippled Children— Craig Sebnid, Richard Moore, Bob Sweet, John Etsweilor, Jr. 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety- Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' end Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean Classification— I March-1964 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director NITE Ralph Toupalik I8-R. Fox 25—R. Waldron Duane Davidson the obove is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dates with onother member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Phone No. . 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorio Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer. 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 _ . 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 178 Folrfield Dr.-Josephine.... 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmci Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2854 278-2990 NAME Address and Rotary Ann E. Ken leavonworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert loose—R. Ernest W. R. 4—Ruth Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-8609 278-6127 John Etswoiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Jerry Fair. 142 Hull St.—Ann . Albert Fallcr, 95 N. Haneheft St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5909 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro .. 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph. 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn . ...278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma .. 278 5790 767-7508 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 278-2261 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-2818 278-4222 278-2841 279-9551 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 279-9471 278-8942 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogeno 278-6054 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 . 273-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Eiizobelh 278-2539 279-9360 278-2996 278-2979 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Mofsholl St.—Edna Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth _ Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert 6. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison |.ake—Rita 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann... 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 .Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise -V Phone No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N- Circle Dr.—Virginia .. 278-2947 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arleno 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Margaret Lose, R. NAME 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine ... Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-5842 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-DelIa 278-4243 273-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Batavia—LoMoine Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel . Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hc>v/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Daughorty—Gretchen 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 • .... >■ The COLD WATER C., Rotary REFLECTOR I I fREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING-PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. PUBLISHED BY ' ROTARY CLUB of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S AA P I P R TEMPLE Visiting Rotarinns Always Welcome ■a - ~ - t INC ^ �7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ATRiL '4,. N£XT WEEK,.The Couow^ter Rotart C^ud has m::i Tv*cs:.A^ OCCASKONS Nationau TEN . we WHEN TuESDAV FELi. ON Hoi.iOAV6« VEARS HAVE HAS weeK that AtWATS BEEN In the TRyur HAS SEEN HAD PROORAM A WILL BE. ySUAtLr IT PLACE By 1 18 GETTING Fuorioa, HIS The group EPIDERMIS down at dress POfNT REHEARSAL i about five FOR OUR NOW SEE SOME hours SHOW YoUr AND the the rICKETB, AJfE_ PRACTICALLY in ALL time vqu read this we will only have LIKE WE FOR the would HAVE beautiful MORE NEW IT CERTAINLY LOOKSl THAN RED ENOUGH CURTAIN To IN PAY THE PROGRAM BORNEO his office IN J VU6T pleads BE HE thought WHO up a new 8EAT«TuOe "BlESBEO LETS the BULLETIN EOS TOR KNOW WMA''! IB GOING ON," afternoon). Wc HAD AN excellent BJRTHOAYS program which WAS SECURED FOR US ©V SeTON BoVEE, CuARA TmE SPEAKER BoVEE Tom Collins April 6 April 3 WAS Or. Wild am Steqath from Michigan Alumni Association. He talked to us about some of the wonders to SEHOLO ALONG WITH SOME FIGURES ON WHAT happen. } REMEMSCR SOME TWENTY.SEVEN YEARS AGO WHEN } WAS ON THIS GREAT * HAD something like 12,000 thcv had .vf:oo^n3 annwersarjbs in and AROUND Ann Arsor TREMENDOUS CAMPUS Olin Oally rotary guests » THAT THEV STUDENTS AND THOUGHT a whale .of a BIG Univerbitv, happens FOR HIOHEH vert SOON EDUCATION, AL-TER THE THEY COULD DOUBLE Elwold Larbcn Bill Johnson QuSNcr QU INCY Ken Bronson Bronson Bronson Yesh Oean Gary Now thev T© April 5 MAY Harry HAVE OVER 27,000 AND ' SUPPOSE, UNLESS SOMETHING Ryan Rav Mohlie John Wilson DEMAND Marsmaul COLOWATER High Rchool THIS ♦ IN THE foreseeable FUTURE. TO NARRATE GAMES DOWN BUT ON Breathes OR. STEGATH USED PROGRAM CHAIRMEN THE UNiV£RB|TY OF MiCHfOAN FOOTBALL WAS the PRETry upcoming CAGEY ABOUT QCINQ PfNNEO PROSPCCTB, there a man with soul so dead, who ' April 14 Art Lyon Apri i. 21 April 2S May 5 Frir{ Van Aken Bob Loose RIOHARO BtRtNGER An Nf-'ER HAS TURNED MIS HEAD AND SAID, "HM«p sNOT BAD," (with apologies TO S|R WALTER SCOTT) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — \Nednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. SOVC Tibbits., IGNORANCE,so ThERE VOU ARE (AS OF WEDNESOA" LAST WIIEK. AND FAS NT the bkits are all ONE performance to go and The reason for this apparent state ^HE this what thev are doing, ^*UL BE DARNED IF I. KNOW WHAT IT 18 THAT WEB TREAT HAS the at WISP8 OF continuity, THE SINGERS B^E^ TO KNOW Th|8 COMING a program, OF ape IT LOOKS REAL GOOD* A MEMBER, it will be a good program, OF CONFLSION HE ANO We SHOR"^ RECOONjlZEO YOLiRB 1 ASSCME wr wilu have KNOW WHAT? a few rare somethsnq over A VERT OOOC PROGRAM, rather think AND except foR MI3( ☆ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward BY Club Bulletin- ElECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES John President Vice-President Seerolory SCHMITT . FRED WEEKS Treasoror Mark Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dcon, George INTERNATIONAL Don Wright RUSSELL MOORE, Director Webb Treat, Harold McKnIght Charles Bacon 28-A. Faller Kan Leavenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstion 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigon 14—C. Heikkinet^ 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— SONG LEADERS Vince Kornstein, W. Couillord Governor, 636 DIsl., Rotary international SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE Februory—1964 Occupational Information— Evanston, Illinois 28—R. Rumsey January—1964 7—D. Davidson Al Buttcrfleld, Les Wise Four-Way Test- General Secretary, Rotary International 17-W. Woy 31—Cton Wilcox Tom Collins, Art Lyon Woyne Way. Harold Coddlnglon 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Leavenworth 24—Riehord Moore International Student Protects— Employer-Employee Relations— 30-T. Skabo 10—K. Putnam Information— 23-M. McKeith JuIy-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno Jerry Fair, Roy Potferson Harold Goodhoim, Dale Dean President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. George R. Means, International Competitor Relations— Moc McKelth, Conrad Swart INTERNATIONAL 16—H. Bent 19-L. Wise Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodword Buyer-Seller Relations- ★ 9—F. Neer 5—D. Harris 26—P. Hurley International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director at 12:15 p. m. •A- November—1963 12—Al Buiierficid Fritz VanAken pedal—At the call of the President June-1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Normon Moore, Bob Nagln, Regular—First Thursday of each month 26—C. Woodword 29-W. VanAken Youth- Sorgeont-at-Arms- MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodhoim Ernest luso, Chock Woodward, ★ DIRECTORS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luso Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Rny Mulchahey, Fred Noer Rotary Informotlon— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF Student Guests- Axner Olson Public Relations— Owcrs. May-1964 October—1963 1—H. Joseph Andrews Program- Oireclors — Clyde Williams, Axncr Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell BOARD Robert Howlcy, Ray Fox Olin Dally, Don Shorno, ★ 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Rural Urban— Membership— Assisfont Sec'yTreas. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearee Robert Loose John Klein Aprll-1964 3—£. Rayborn Craig Sebold, Richard Moore. Waiher Magczl ne— 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etswelfer, Jr. 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allomier 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebold Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cran Wlleox Fellowship- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Oimsteod 17—R. Mulchahey 13-J. Foir Community Safety- Mareh-1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris 1963 - 1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification- * OFFICERS COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waidron Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Bovee, 278-5554 278-5585 Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrics Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4159 278-4029 278-5891 278-2947 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6769 278-6278 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy.. Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine ... 279-9492 .. 278-5512 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy K. L. Oimsteod, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson. 304 Grand St.—Refha ... 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-8086 278-5386 . Edison Ct.—Theimo 278-4486 ..... ..278-2854 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jonc . Duano E. Dovidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen. ... John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann . . Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Rulh . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E, Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-6054 279-9471 278-2813 278-8609 278-6127 . 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Fludson St.-Helen Harold McKnIght, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-6821 278-6687 N. Hudson St.-Quinn .. _ .. 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sl.-Wilma 278 5790 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Roth .. Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . . 278-2996 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth... . 27B-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ..ST2-5594 . 278-5006 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio Warner VonAkcn, R. R. 2-Gladys Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Willioms, Batovia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke— Janeon 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzorc Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Flovrord K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-5412 278-6730 j COLDWATER, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 278-6393 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Sec. 34.66, P. L. tf R FREDERICK H. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5494 278-5033 t ROTARY CLUB 278-4243 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-2841 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly The COLDWATER i 278-8942 ..278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jeflerson St.—Susie 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Phone No. Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6843 Horold Coddlngton, 324 E, Chicago St.—Vera -.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbaro 278-5234 Paul Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion N. Circle Dr.—Esther Gust C. Borondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Bufterfield, 31 NAME 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret. 767-7508 Riehord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Phone No. 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 Address and Rotary Ann Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia.. . . Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Rulh Harvey G. NAME MICH. �'7/e Frofus Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the I). S. A. mKCH CASE VOO ARE THINKING THAT WE ARE GOING 1:964 Remember that you should be selling these TO OeVOTE At,t OF* NEXT WEEK TO OUR Show» tickets, and if possible, vou should be YOU ARE ALMOST RiQHT, CHECKING 'IN WITH TOM COLLINS THIS COMrNO We ARE GOING TO have a program next Tuebdav which is going Tuesday so the house can be counted and TO* CONSTBT Of" Or, -VVS Li.1 AM STEGATH, AeSS ST ANT -WE KNOW HOW MANY WE CAN SELL AT THE DOOR, General Secretahy op the Michigan Alumni iF YOU SELL all YOUR TICKETS, GET SOME Association, who will talk to us on "U of M FROM SOME MEMBER WHO ISn'T A SALESMAN OR GO ToOAV AND THE NEXT OECAOE." JUDGING FROM BACK ANO SEE Tom Collins, what THIS SUBJECT i READ HERE AND THERE, COULD COVER JUST ABOUT ANYTHING. I ! MEAN, hear tell that our curtain for the that these big Universities are now involved TIBBITS 18 LOADED ON Wl-H ABOUT EVERY AVENUE OF LIFE BOTH ON AND WAV, OFF Campus, are going to get it this year but we Can i oonIt think thev approve of MAJORING IN CRAP SHOOTING OR POKER BUT I'LL V TRUCK AND ON ITS This doesn't always mean that we hope. SET IT IS BEING DONE SOMEYMERE ON THE CAMPUS, Seton Bovee will be Master of CEREMoNiea. BIRTHDAYS Last week we had our Annual Kid Party with A DOING THE ENTERTAINING, April 2 MoSt OF THE adults had a child or A GRANDCHILD WITH THEM, Ar.>jer Olson WEODiMG ANNjVeRSARiES None i SAW YOUNG ChRIS MoOI PAVING THE TAB FOR HE AND GuVARRlE AND I MAD THE HORRIBLE THOUGHT that MAYBE GuVARRIE WAS BROKE, I ROTARY GUESTS th^nk Everyone had a pretty good time. smith Bronson Jack Schafer Bronson Ray The show has The appearance of an unmade beo. Therefore, it will probably be the greatest ever. Really, I have been through this before and through some hard work ano PcrrTL- SOME OF LB RUNNING SCARED WE COME OUT ALL right. Remember, next week vou are Duke's PIGEON, LVERY NIGHT AT THE TIBBITSI If WE . cn it wWETTv" WELL W£ MAY NQT _HAVE Tq through it so many times, QQ )T HAS OuKE WHERE 18 LIGHTING TWO CIGARETTES AT A TIME NOW, One for his cancer and one for his coronary. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHIE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. 1LLS0ALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. NESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stalo Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �OTARY CLUB OLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Beys' ond Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963 - 1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON - . President Vke-Prosident JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'yTreas. Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Owcrs. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Axner OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each at 12:15 p. m. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE 0WER5, Director Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Collf. Employer-Employee Relations- Wayne Way. Harold Coddington Webb Treat, Horold McKnight General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Informotion— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R, Nagle 28-A, FalTer Al Butterfield, Les Wise Four-Way Test- 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworth Januory—1964 Rotary Foundation— February—1964 NITE Ralph Toupolik 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Kan Leavenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornsfein, W. Couillard " July-1964 24—Richard Moore 31—Cion Wilcox International Student Proiectt— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Mac McKeith, Conrad Swort 30—T. Skobo 17-W. Way information- Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Relations- 23-M. McKeith 19-L. Wise December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K, Putnom Chorles Bacon, Les Woodward International 12—Al Butterfield 26—P. Hurley International Contacts— Buyer-Seller Relotions— 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent November—1963 5—D. Horris Fritz VanAken Don Wright June-1964 29-W. VonAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ INTERNATIONAL 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Olson RUSSELL MOORE, Director 636 ROTARY Mav-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson October—1963 Ernest luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ DISTRICT 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice 1—H. Joseph VOCATIONAL SERVICE pedal—At the coll of the President 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 10—K, Pearce Loose Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- month AprlI-1964 7—W. Treat Student Guests- Public Relations- ★ 17—R. Mulchahey 27-C, Sebold Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Program— 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee September-1963 3—E. Royborn Rural Urban- Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deem, George BOARD Robert John Klein ★ Community SafetyRalph Toupolik, Torg Skabo Craig Sebnid, Richard Moore. John Walker Magazine- PROGRAMS 6—C. Ailemier 13-J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. March-1964 1963- 1964 18—R. Fox 25-R. Waldfon Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such os Ladies' Night, moy oppoint o committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairmon - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth _ Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorle Horvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgorel-Seion Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5386 278-5891 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Gust C. Burundi, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 6, Chicago St.-Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 16 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane._ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—EHen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair. 142 Hull Sf.-Ann . Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth _ _ 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Voierle Ray Fox. 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 279-9471 278-5909 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chleogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricio . . 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 278-2261 278-2947 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Loke—Suzanne Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chleogo St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice 278-4159 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... . 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth .. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.-Lila Robert Nogle. 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsteod, 70 . 278-5512 Marsholl St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha .. 278-2539 . - George Owers, 46 E. A\ontgomery St.—Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth -. -.279-9360 278-2996 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian -.ST2-S594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.. 278-5006 Chories Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget _ .... 278-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.-Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago Sl.—Louise 278-5842 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcome 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozei Ed Hollz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine Flov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. p r-i A v FREDERICK ELK'S TEMPLE 279-9428 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie io®<3T: of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUR 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilma. Warren Willioms, Botavia—LaMoine 278-5494 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICH. INC. �'He Proifts Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MARCH 2; , Do rO'J RCAt,l2E YOlfR WAPCl. EMSLftM OS AM OPEN ^JROQUCTJON TO EVERY RoTARIAN }N ThE W0R!,0? VOV ARE WEARING THE HAND OF FELLOWSHSR ,'96h i_Asr Tuesday we had a program on some of the aids That can be obtained from the lsttle college up us 27, Ray Mulchahey had the i'^S^^Al^WAVS eXTENDEO TO VOO |N VOUR TRAVELS. PROGRAM ANO DUE TO HIS BEING SOME <rish£r Program that he Mp we ALL KNEW OOH 8T0PF LIKE JOHN,BOB, AND he V'.f- 010 AT NOON Tuesday we would have nothing to -FEAR COME April 2.4, Pve got news for you, ~0UK'E LEAD" WITH KI6 ACES, ThS CHORUS IS COMlNQ. JUST impetus stop. fine but let not the Sell the tickets ouickly and turn in the money TO Tom, The poor guy «s going to enough tVouBLE without having to 00 ANY WORRYING ABOUT WHO HAS TICKETE^ who HAS DONE THE JOB, ANO WHO hasn't, instead presented Bob Rue. member of Rotary in Olivet KNOWN AS the Children's Hour. ORANOKIOS ANO THREE DOLLARS Get the kios^ AND COME ON DOWN, The menu will BE kid oriented and Rav has a Bob is- a and is bn charge OF Community Service for Olivet College, He TOLD us ABOUT MANY OF THE OFF CAMPUS ACTIVI TIES OF THE college AS WELL AS THE PROGRAMS THEY RUN FOR HIGH SCHOOLERS AND ALSO SUSlNESB men on Their campus. It sounded quite fascinating to me. Colleges didn't get INVOL'/EC IN this sort OF BUSINESS WHEN MOST OF US WERE collegians BUT MOST OF THEM 00 NOW AND IT IS certainly FOR THE OVER-ALL GOOD OF THE HUMAN RACE, next week comes a PAUSE IN THE OaV»8 OCCUPATION STOOD UP ON had planned SoMET|ME8 I THINK that BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE COULD ALL benefit by SPENDING A WEEK OR 60 A YEAR ON CAMPUS EVERY YEAR, FOR JUST ABOUT ThERE ARE PROGRAMS EVERYONE. PRE8'»'I0IGITaT0R to entertain "em (of course I looked I" UP, I didn't know how to spell it), S^RTHQAYS «N CASE ANV0OOV OOESN'T KNOW, THERE WAS A BOARD MEETING Monday and officers for after duty 1 Mary Ann Van Aken March 22 WiLFORO COUSLLAflO MaRCH 24 WERE .Arlene Sweet March 2$ EtecrEOs President Axner Vice-Presioent Secretary Treasurer Fred Culy Ernest Uuse will note that Chick Olson Charles Scwmstt In this Club since it was begun in 1921 and this is. the second time around for Ernie, 1 will always feel very much in debt to Chick for the HELP HE GAVE ME WHEN ) WAS PRESIDENT A FEW YEARS AGO. * AM SURE, HOWEVER. THAT FrNIE WILL DISH COUNSEL. March 27 anniversaries Nobody is qosng to bow out He has been Secretarv for eleven years and tells ME that there have ONlT BEEN FOUR SECRETARIES OUT the same SAGE Mark Andrews got - Marrbeo, ROTARY guests Don Hunsicker Eo Nowicki Bronson Jack Wap.ner Jonesttlle Bronson Our Coldwater High School Gusst was Larry Knapp, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK ~ Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. 5TURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. . �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. CLYDE WILLIAMS Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean August—1963 Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cran Wlleox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. - President , Vke-Presideni JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT ROTARY R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris 1963 - 1964 Secretary - FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ AXNER OLSON COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. John Walker Charles SchmitI, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George BOARD OF MEETINGS 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 22—H. Goodholm INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International SPECIAL EVENTS international Student Projects- January—1964 7—D. Davidson Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Rnlations— Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 28-A. Foller Al Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight FALL LADIES' NITE 21-R, Nogle Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 26—R, Rumsey 24—Richard Moore 31—Cion Wilcox Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor RelationsMac McKoilh, Conrad Swort 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 17-W, Way Internotlonal Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Contacts— Chories Bocon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 23-M. McKeith 26-P. Hurley GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent November—1963 5—D. Horris 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Norman Moore, Bob Noglp, June-T964 29-W. VanAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kcrr Sergeant-at-Arms— 19-T. Collirrs 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse Youth- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean DISTRICT 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swort Rotary Informollon— ★ Moy-1964 5—R. Biringer October—1963 Corlo Heikkinen, William Bobier VOCATIONAL SERVICE Ipeclal—At the coll of the President 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 1—H. Joseph Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Regular—First Thursday oF each month at 12:15 p. m. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 24—M. Rice Robert Howley, Roy Fox Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS April-1964 10-K. Peorce loose Student Guests— Axner Olson Public Relations- ★ 24-Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 3—E. Rayborn Rurol Urban- Program— Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Olln Dolly, Don Shorno, Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Membership— 17—R. Mulchahey 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, Robert John Klein 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsfead Community Safety- Magciine— March—1964 1963 - 1964 Februory—1964 Occupational Informotien— Vince Kornsfein. W. Couillard SONG KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean LEADERS Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for Ihe years 1963-64. If you want to chonge dates with anoihct member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth . 278-5358 Horvcy G. 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-6033 278-6821 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct,—Thelma . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero . ..278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbaro 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy... 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . 278-2813 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-0609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Jerry Fair. 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-5909 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth .. _ Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris._ .. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen .278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A, Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma . - 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ... Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwotor Lake—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Oelia 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 27B-4229 767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwotor St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Robert Nogle, 182 MorshoM St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6769 .. . K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Groce B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth _. Kenneth Putnam, 11 _ .... 278-2979 278-6341 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-8156 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—LTIIion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl 278-5006 Ann Dr.-Berget ..... 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellio 278-6316 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrod Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude 278-5842 278-4350 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W, Chicago-Eileen 273-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeMo Chories Woodword, 163 Morshall St 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth. 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott-Notolie ... 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Common, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel ... . . .. 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon .278-5091 Art Lyon, II Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grelchen The COLDWATER 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 r -'Ser-34.«6, T. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR i Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha . . ... .... 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy . 278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople Lone-Emily 278-6850 « FREDERrCFC H. WEEICS quality spring products, inc PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUE oj Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelcome COLDfATER, KICH. • •• ,1 -.■• - �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. -W,, TUESDAY we had a most TO ON A SUBJECT THAT KAYS SOME REAk SCfllOVS AND very soon, IS interestjnq pro® JUBt. GOING kOCAk )t IS A change from previous conferences wm^ich us ws the- WERE held on -Sunday "and Monday," " ! need sav LITTLE WHO bulletin,OR SOON after, you will get a CIRCU- LAP ON THIS CONPERENCE, ThERE 16 PftFBIDENT oF JaCKSON UunSOR COLLEGE,, couLEoes h'jRSr OFF, take care or several vouth a chance A HOME ENVlRONMCNr THERE- ARE ITJES THE to try out his AND MATURE MAN* SHORT brain cells A BIT educational in BEFORE AND AND JUST OF THE •.VOV..vN't all STAY HOME A sizeable SAVING formance, WITH *0U At least is goInq to It IS TO BE I took a quick LE-A-H S is going r© oosr ONE MIGHT EVEN HOPE THAT CHORUS WILL START TO lEARN THE WORpB, VOU THINK YOU !f ARE A0UBEO THINK OF WHAT OUKE If he wasn't puriC ham to pack every seat IN pRETTY SELL "EM, WE THE Old Opera Swan Dorothy Wslcox March' 1 5 March 16 Pansy March 2t March 2t Harrib None rotary guests -PaY--ALSO— '^^OW MANY CHILDREN YOU ARE GOING TO 8R8NG, it AND WEDDING ANNiVERSARIbS IT WILL HAS THE PROGRAM THE 24tH AND WAN^S To KNOW Some or none, PARTS Chuck VVooowaro Show up in green unless vou MAV'E OVETIPOWERI NG -ORANGE- per That ought to shakeup.the pcoS^le Howard HAVE something to 00 WITH IT eElNO ST, Patrick's Oat, its final BtRTHCt^YS Kcv, IS the Program Chairman and if 3 am LOOK AT THE CALENDAR AND \ BELIEvE right along, House^ OuH PR MAN FROM OUT ON THE HiLL, Ra* MvILCHA- TirLtc HtOERNtAN NATURE, SOLO in BOON YOU WILL HAVE TICKETS, even WITH ME, CORRECT IS ALSO THE PROGRAM, PRODUCTION THE have are A TH|8 AMONG! THE HE WOULD probably GQ OVER THE HILL, Jackson RoTap*, . and IS GET 18 ALWAYS A MEETING AND it will be must be going Through, Bill ArKiNSOw is a Past President of the happen YEAR VOV NATURALLT -^hEmSELVEB, NEXT WEEK you guess what THIS !n three weeks BUT MANY COULO WITH TO PAPA OR 7H|8 TIME The Rotary Show is coming CIRCU FIRST AND SECOND Twe* A? THE IS Ax OlSoNv We are sending quite a THINK talent BY General Chairman of this event for our Club Few TO JUST SUCH AN INSTITUTION 4N BaTTLE CflttK because OIRECTEO BY ErnEST W, UuSE QF THE ApplEknOCkER, SECOND, HOME MORE CONTRIBUTIONS AmONG other THINGS MONEY 8TAV6 IN Coldwater, LOAD OF TERM VOCATIONAL POSSIBiL IN SjCh'a college, LATES neecs, TMEV ALLOW THE COLLEGE BOUNL HE OR SHE GETS TO A 8}a CAMPUS, ~ Jobeph-Benton Harbor. Spcaker of the Oav, Dr„ 'vVitklAM N„ Atkinson, These • 0* St, Friday, April 17 and Satuhoav, April IS, This MEk RSCE WAS and brought Rotary The X$6h District 636 Conference IS BEING put on I AM, OE COURSE,M^^AN INQ OUR Program Chairman is coming along to the Annual Conference. 70 CONS 1OERATION NEE£i rOR A COMMUNBTV COLCEOETHE ^954 three COLLARS, Chuck Schmitt has spoken! Battle Creek Dick Kerr Ray Mohlie Marshall THCocr.nr Tcgcm Hower Bert PneuSNeR Homer Ray Bronson Smith Carl Patrick Jim Boyer Coldwater introduced by Bob Yinglino, , Student Guest, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIIL5DALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ AlBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stoto Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. SCHMITT August—1963 Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- . . Secretary Treasurer Mark Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF 17—Les Woodward MEETINGS Youth- Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL Sergeant-at-Arms— Don Wright International RUSSELL MOORE, Director International Horold Goodholm, Dale Dean Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Wayne Way, Harold Coddingfon Four-Way Test- Webb Treat, Harold McKnighf General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trode Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard 2-J. Klein 9—F, Neer 5—D. Morris 16-H. Bent 12—Al Butterfield 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skobo July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K, Putnam Contacts- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 17-W. Way Informotion— 28—R. Rumsey 24—Riehord Moore 31—Cran Wilcox International Student Proiects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor RelationsMac McKeilh, Conrad Swart June—1964 November—1963 19-L. Wise Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relations— 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodv/ard 26-P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, ★ 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson S—C. Swart 15—Ernest luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Ray Miulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- ★ May-1964 24-M, Rice October-1963 Ernest Luse, Chock Woodward, tpeciaf—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 3—E. Royborn 10—K. Pearce Student Guests- Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS 7-W. Trcot 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 1—H. Joseph Andrews Axner Olson Public Relations- Regular—First Thursday oF each month at 13:15 p. m. 31—S. Bovee April-1964 September—1963 Robert Howley, Roy Fox Program— ★ 24—Wm. Bobier 27-C. Sebald Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Daily, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'y-Treas. SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Noglc Rotary Foundation- 28-A. FolTor Al Butterficid, Les Wise February—1964 SONG SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien LEADERS NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18~R. Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Ken teawenworth, Roy Pitts 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchohey 6—C. Alleinier 13-J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Robert Loose MagazineJohn Klein PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Croig Sebnld, Richard Moore, John Walker Vice-president Mareh-1964 1963- 1964 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. President . FRED WEEKS Beys' and Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean R, Birlnger, H. Bent. Don Harris . A. KENNEDY CHARLES ROTARY Classification— 1963 ■ 1964 JOHN FRED ANDERSON, Director Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward OFFICERS BY ELECTION AXNER OLSON COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ CLYDE WILLIAMS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 25-R. Woldron Duane Dovidson The obove is our progrom schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L, Allomler, R, R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. 278-6843 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Marjorio Bent, 51 278-6821 N, Circle Dr.—Esther - . . Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt. 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddlngron, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera --.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-- 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .. Duanc E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-2B18 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann . _- -. 278-8933 Albert Fallcr, 95 N. Hanchott St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . . .. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanorc Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5475 278-2864 273-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borboro .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen -278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aiicen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo . .. . 278-6687 ..278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia - 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 H- Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy -.. 278-6501 E, Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6850 767-7508 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 273-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzonna 278-5554 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth .... Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Fludson St.—Helen Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetto 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6278 278-5078 Wovnc W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R, 2-Bealrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Robert Nagle. 182 Marsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morshal! St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 279-9492 278-2996 Roy C. Potferson. 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth _ ._ Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobol Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. 278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison 278-8318 1903 Kibafy Rd., Jockson-Lillion Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Lake—Rito Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Worren Willioms, Botovia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-_ Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 ... 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrio S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel -, Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— 278-5714 278-6316 278-4350 278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Douglos Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 278-2930 278-5842 278-5585 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia .. 278-5512 -- 278-2539 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobefh Mel Rice, Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Joneon 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine 278-6311 278-4198 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Woiker, 33 Dougherty-Grefchen 278-5412 278-6730 El — Jt.. The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66. P. t. & R Rota/y REFLECTOR « FREDERICK PUBLISHED BV ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting liotarians Ahvays Welcome H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC �'/7e Proifts Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ?v'Ar^CM 7, '964 /. TUESDAY ,Ve had a discussion of ouh educa tional NEEDS BY StIU80N« ThE PROGRM! WAS INTROOUCEO BV MaRK AnDREVJS, MaX StiL— SON IS A MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE OF 100 ^0 ARFTTRVINQ in a FOUR-COUNTY AREA TO ' C0?v11^G EVENTS. Ray Muuchahey has THE Chilorens Program for March -R4. The program »8 to consist of a Magi cian FROM Fort '.Vayne by the name of Dick Ryan. Ray would like to have you BLUEPRINT SOME OF OUR MORE IMMEDIATE NEEDS BE PREPARED NEXt MEETING TO GIVE HIM IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION. THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN OR GRANDCHILDREN It SEEMS LIKE OUR NEEDS ARE BEINQ PRETTY WELL MET IN THE YOU ARE GOING TO BRING. College preparatory levels and rather poorly GOING TO COST YOU $3-00 WHETHER YOU MET IN THE AREA OF TRADES AND SERVICES. ThE HAVE CHILDREN ThIS EVENT IS THERE OR NOT. Committee of 100 is supposed to have some DEFINITE RECOMMENDATIONS ALONG ABOUT JUNEo THE ROTARY SHOW is coming along quite WELL WITH MOST OF THE ASSIGNMENTS MADE, NEXT VEEK we are going to continue along AMOST LIKE IT WAS A SYMPOSIUM, MeL RICE 18 BRINGING DR, -VILLIAM N. AtkINSON, PRESI It now uUST TAKES THE CAREFUL ATTENTION TO PRACTICE. DENT OF Uackson Junior College, who will, THE RESULTS of our Rotary election put NO DOUBT, ENLIGHTEN US ON HOW JUNIOR COL 3o8 Nagle AND Doug LEGES OPERATE. Board of Directors for the next three A Junior College for Cold— WA^^R MIGHT VERY WELL BE ONE OF THE REC Voodward on the years. OMMENDATIONS THAT THE COMMITTEE OF 100 WILL COME UP WITH. Certainly, this program will Keith ScmFEH vms the Colowatgr High School Senior quest. DESERVE YOUR ATTENTION. ROTARY QUESTS 81RTHQAYS March 10 March 11 Carol McKnight Dorothy Culy Duke Davidson March 14 Bert .Vard Dean CaRv Dick Schultz Ed Nowicki Allen Pell Keith Schafer ■VEDDiNG ANNIVERSAR.IES Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Coldwater CoLDWATER None 79;^ /o^ '7'-3a ^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregattona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn ~ Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri.Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. R. Biringcr, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cran Wilco* FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweilor, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS John PresideiH OLSON VIce-President JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT Treosurer FRED WEEKS 27-C. Sobald September—1963 Fritz VanAken MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month Don Wright ★ Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary InternationoT CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. Wciyno Way. Horold Coddinglon General Secretary, Rotory Internolional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 17_W. Way 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cron Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Naglo 28—A. FalTer Februory—1964 Occupational Information— Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillord Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D, Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Leovenworth 24—Richard Moore Af Butterfleld, Los Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 30-T. Skabo July-1964 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Rotory Foundation— Four-Way Test- 23-M. McKeilh December—1963 International Student Proiects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations— Moc McKelth, Conrad Swort INTERNATIONAL 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 26—P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean 636 ROTARY SERVICE International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- June-1964 2—J. Klein Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodword RUSSELL MOORE, Director special—At the call of the President 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodword November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfiold 19-L. Wise International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE 8—C. Swort 29-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL ot 12:15 p. m. 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 22—H. Goodholm GEORGE OWERS, Director Normon Moore, Bob Nagle, October-1963 15—Ernest Luse Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms- MGy-1964 1—H. Joseph Guests- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ■k DIRECTORS 17—Les Woodward Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pcarce Youth- Roy Mulchahey, Frod Necr Owors. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 24-M. Rice Carlo Hclkkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- Charles Schmllt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Aprll-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Program— DIroctors — Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, DISTRICT Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Crippled Children— Cfoig Sebold, Richard Moore, Student 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Rovee 6—C, Allemier 13—J. Fair 20_F. Weeks Rural Urban- Mark Andrews ★ 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Rooert loose Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'y-Treas. OF Walker John Klein Mareh-1964 PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteod Community Safety- Magazine- Soerofary 1963- 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodword 1963 • 1964 BOARD FRED ANDERSON, Director Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ AXNER COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SONG KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trode Associations- Ken Leaveiiworth, Roy Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean LEADERS LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupallk 18-R. Fox Duane Davidson 25—R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. AXNER OLSON, Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn Phone No. NAME .. 278-5563 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148- Pntricia .278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Rldgemoor Rd.—Marjorio Harvey G. Bent, 5] N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovoe, 171 Grand St.—Clara Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Morgorct Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-4486 Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcne 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .. . . . 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane-Jane . .... . 278-2818 Albert Fafler, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte . .- 278-6843 278-5891 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo....... Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St.-Colleen . . John T. Dean, 59 Rldgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Efsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ._. 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily .. 278-6850 276-8086 273-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairficid Dr.—Josephine . .. Phone No. 278-5353 278-6821 . . Address and Rotary Ann 276-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R, No. 2-RuTh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-2864 .. 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore .. . 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy... .... . 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbaro 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Fafrfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma . 278-6788 278 5790 Corlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.. 278-4115 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol -. 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetfa ... 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Poorl St.—lllo.... Robert Nogle. 132 Marshall St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmslead, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 278-5078 . . 279-9492 27C-5512 278-2539 279-9360 . . George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pcarce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine - Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E, Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schniitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. . 278-2979 278-6341 .... 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 . 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotory Ann 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4222 278-2841 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Russell Woldron. P. O, Box 125-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beafriee Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert C. YInglIng, 21 Scott—Natalie Janean TEMPLE Visiting Kotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.-Eloine 278-4198 Ffov/ord K. Swan, 42 Wiflowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. QUALITY SPRINCr PRODUCTS ELK'S 279-9428 278-5033 .278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS FREDERICK H. WEEKS of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, ]2:].5 P. 278-4424 278-5033 Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo .--278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Spragoe Sl.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— I PUBLISHED BY 273-8238 -Bronson 369-4024 Dougios Woodward. 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Rotary REFLECTOR ROTAKY CLUB 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1_-Wilmo. Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMoine 278-4229 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronstor* Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy The COLDWATER I Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene coldwater, MICH. INC �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. FEBRUARY 29, ^964 NEXT WEEK WILU HAVE A NflCE QUJET ANMUAU EUECTCON TWO or THE FOULOWIINO TO THE BoAAO Or Directors for a term of three tears. You WILL HAVE AS CAN0BDATC8, BoS NAfil.E, NORU Moore, Douq Woodward and Bob Yinquinq, Bv the time you read this the first nicht REHEARSAL WILL BE HISTORY, We WILL ADD OUR B8T TO PRESSOENT ClVDE'S PLEA LAST TUESDAY. Show up for these rehearsals ,tuST like vou WERE ready for THE MeT. ThE BRUTAL TRUTH 88 THAT Bv WAY or FROORAM WE TALX6NQ TO US HAVE MaX StILSON ON THE COMMITTEE OF ONE hundred op WHBCH he 88 A MEMBER. A A6R ThI8 VERY LITTLE ST PEOPLE FEW OF US DBRECTINa COMES SN OUT CAN AND GOOD REALLY A OQOO ENOUGH 81 HQ LUNG SO BUT mXH FULL OF THAT TOWN LOOK FORWARD TO OUR SOME SHOWS, Cor4MITTCe OEACa WITH MANY ASFECTS OF Oh yes, be on time and everyone gets home EDUCATION. Mark Andrews is the Proqram EARL8CR, Chairman for the oat. In case you mdssco the earlier announcement. LAST WEEK The proceeds, or at least in part, are to ao toward I THOUQHT WE HAD A PRETTY QOOD TOME WITH THE suauecT OF ALCOHou. IT UP FROM THE oottve. MANY Ralph Dansei. took FACETED 8 DOE OF THE There i« a vast ofiFPERENce between THE SOOIAI. DRINKER AND THE CHRONIC ALCOHOUI^ ) WISH WE HAD SOME WAV OF TEULflNQ WHY THERE 83 SOMETIMES A CONVERSION OF SOCIAL DRINKER a beautoful red velvet curtain for THE TS8B9T8. We UMOSRSTANO THAT WE MAY HAVE THE CURTADN ON TIMS FOR OUR SHOW. IT WBLL COST IN EXCESS OF NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS, It iSN^T A BIT TOO SOON IF VOU NOTED THE PRESENT CURTAIN IN THE OLD OPSRA HoUSE, Em MEN MEET SUNDAY AT THREE P.M. AT THE TO AN ALCOHOLIC, TmERE IS NO EASY SOLUTfiON TO ANY OF THESE FnOSLEMB, LeT^S Q8VE THEM . ALL THE HELP WE CAN, AND AT THE VERY LEaBT, not aECOMS PART OF THE PROBLEM, DiO YOU ELKS. WE SHOULD HAVE OUR MEMORY WORK DONE FOR THE SEASON SO WE CAN DEVOTE ALL TIME TO POLISH. EVER NOTSCC John Cochrans was our student quest from THAT NOBODY EVER HAS MORE THAN COLO%'ATER HuhScuOOL, TWO a^ERS? ' / ' A TIP OF HE HAT TO RaLPH TouPALSK AN5 Company, ThOs was a oood Ladies Nicht, I THOUOHT THE PJ CaMC WAS VERY WELL DONS FOR A GROUP WHO UU8T PUT ON SHOWS FOR THE FUN OF IT. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A SHOW LIKE THIS PUT ON BV SOME OF OUR LOCAL PEOPLE, I KNOW THAT A CAST LOCALLY, TO PUT LBKE THI8 St WOULDN^T BE TOBETHER THAN OUR COULD BE ASSEMBLE A WHOLE LOT HARDER OWN SHOW, BIRTHDAYS Al Rice* Russell Waldrcn Oh8OK Kennedy Norm Moore Clyde Wslliams PROQRAM CHAIRMAN Al Rice Ray Mulchahsv Bill Bobber Seton Bovee March tO March 17 March 24 March 31 » « * « « Of the fellow who takes HiB WORRIES to BEO. March 4 March 3 March 4 March 5 ROTARY GUESTS Dale Ulcry Ray Smith Rev, Wu« Harrinoton It's a miqhtv long nsoht That lies ahead March 5 March 6 WEDDING ANNiVERSARBES Quvarrss S, Coffman « He J4AS A CES8RS TO GET 8NT0 THE AlR FoRCS AcADEMV, Rev, Robert Man OSCK-CONRAD Al Teska John Cochranc Goshen, Indsana Bronson Coldwater Coldwater ^UINDY Hbllsoale Coldwater _ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Trl-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERr OF MICH. Everett Rayborn, John Dean CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON SCHMITT .. Robert Mogczine— Secretory John Klein Treosorer OF Regular—First DIRECTORS Axner Olson INTERNATIONAL Don Wright RUSSELL MOORE, Director ^ ★ DISTRICT International Harold Goodholni, Dale Dean 636 ROTARY Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore 31—Cian Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Dovidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R. Nagle 28-A. Feller KEN PUTNAM, Chairmon 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18—R. Fox Duane Davidson 25-R. Woldron SONG Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clork, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 21—K. leavenworth February—1964 Occupational InFormalion— Vince Kornstein. W. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Information- A! Butterfield, les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 30-T. Skoafo July-1964 17-W. Way Rotary Foundation— Wayne Way. Harold Coddington 23-M, McKeilh 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Tom Collins, Art lyon Employer-Employee Rnlations— President Rotary Internationol CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. 16—H. Bent December-1963 International Student Proiects— Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart INTERNATIONAL 9—F. Neer 5—D. Harris 26-P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relations- November—1963 12—A! Butterfield 19-L. Wise SERVICE Charles Bacon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE June-1964 2—J. Klein International Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagie, 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart Ernest Lose, Chuck Woodward, Special—At the call of the President 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeont'Ot-Arms— Thursday of each month Moy-1964 Oclebor-1963 Youth- Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- MEETINGS 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodword 24—M. Rice Carle Heikkinen, William Bobler Fritz VanAken BOARD 10—K. Peorce loose Student Guests- Public Relolions— Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist 21—F. VanAken 1—H. Joseph Program— Owers, 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Robert Hawlcy, Roy Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, Charles Schmltl, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Coly, John T. Deon, George April-1964 Septembor—1963 Rural Urban- Membership — Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'yTfBos- 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, John Walkor . Prcsideni Vico-Presidenl JOHN A. KENNEDY 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Rovee 6—C. AMemler Crippled Children— 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 17—R. Mulchohey 13-J. Fair Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cran Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. I Morch—1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety- Club Bulletin- ELECTION 1963- 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris BY FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward 1963 • 1964 CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Ken Leavenworth, Roy Pitts LEADERS SPRING LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik The above Is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a commlfleo to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Addross and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address end Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter-Foy 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5353 Horvey G. 278-6843 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mopte Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. if. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-5891 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Corel 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle. 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo 278-2539 Worren Willioms, Botovia—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marforie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Borandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 278-6821 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera _ .278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Avo.—Dorothy.. . 278-6054 279-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen . 278-8609 278-6127 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane . John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fisko, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . ... 278-2818 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ... 278-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R- R. 2, Morrison Loke—Borbora .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mary Helen.. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllmo 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia . . ........ Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetfo Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmsleod, 70 ... . Marsholl St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha . 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 278-6769 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlee 278-4159 278-5512 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn .... 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand "St.—VIrgle 1903 Kibby Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis. ..... Charles SchmitI, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget . . . 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise . ...278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-4086 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Hovrard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Gretchen 278-4198 27B-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. COLDWATER, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS I of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Guvorric S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-5494 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-8156 Rd., Jockson-lillion Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia . . 278-2841 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna ... 278-5554 278-2261 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .278-2996 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 HIGH. INC, �"/:/e Profits Most WJw Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ThE'FJRST MEtTOMQ Dx MaRCH,, VVKHCW wriiTi-. Bt; THE v HAVE OWR ANJ^UAfl, CU:CITS0N TO THC C0S.DWATCR RoTAftV CluS BoARO Or THAT CAST yCAR Wt VOTED FOR A WHOHC VCU WjLn, REMEMeER r4.0CK OF RCOR^e eSCAUSE WC WERE SETT E NO VP A OTAQOeRCO BqARO OF ObRECTORS (the Board OS STAOOCRCOe the mcmocrs don^t). We ARE NOW STRAOOHTCNEC ODT on TK90 00 we ONfLT BE VOTDNO FOR T»0 MEMSERB OF THE Board or Oerectors eaoh vcaRo Yoi^r nomenatdno coMMOTTEe has setecTeo THE Fou.owBKOg Boa NAei.Sv Ooue iVoodward^ Normano MoorCo and Bob YaNBLSNa. On March 3 wsliu vote for two of tkcsc four« Later on thcsc fos^kb wks. meet WBTH the RtST OF WE BoARO OF OlRECTORa AND COME OF WITH A PReSflOCHTo VfiCC-PREBICENTp CTCo Last Tucboav we nearo Gcnc W^laoCp eHTRoouoco bv Ra*;:;- Fok, Grne ob the pRINCIFAi. OF EdIBON ScHOOIW AND A8,80 08 ON THE BoARO OF OlRCCTORS OP THE BaTTUC | Creek Chjud Quooange ClonbCo Gene qave a bj^dw bv B4.ow acoount of how thob Ci.ftNSc OPERATES ALONG WOTH SOME 6L80C8 OF THE ACTUAL WORK0NO8 OF THE ClONICo Tk68 06 REALLY OMPORTANT WHEN TOU CONBBOCR HOW MAN^ KOOO WE HAVE WITH AN ADDLED THONK TAHK« Of COURBEq THflBTH&NH TANK 98 BOMETOMES TERRIBLV AGSRAVATEO BT THE PARENTB IN THE BAME HOME. H T WAB A GOOD PROBRAM AND SHOULD BE TAKEN «8U8T AS eER80U8a.V A8 THE PROQRAM FOR NEXT WCEKc Speakino of next wcEKp "Thob nece old qcntlcman" le ooinb to ontroouce the PROBRAM WHICH 06 BOINB TO DEAL WflTH ALCOHOLBBM, 1 HAVE A FRISNO WHO DCFINEB AN ALC0H0L9C AB ANYONE WHO ORGNKB AB MUCH A8 HE DoE8« OuR BPCAKCR W6LL BE RalPH Daniel who ob Executove Oorector of the State Board of Alcoholobu* Offoc{iallTq I HAVE QUSTE A BIT TO DO WSTH THUS FROORAMp AND UNOFF1 COALLV» THE MEMBERS OF AA ON Branch and Hsllboalc CouNTaES really do the work« INVITE SOME OF MV ALOCOHOLIC FRQENOB AND i am qosnq to pehsonaluv SOME MaNlBTERB AND SOME PLAON ORDONARV OflTaZENB AND VOU MAT NOT EVEN KNOW THE 09FFERENC£« 8 BSNCERELT A6K THAT YOU 8R8NB AB A GUEST ANYONE WHO SHOULD KNOW , MORE ABOUT THIS PROGRAM, 8n FACT, IF VOU HAVE AN ALCOHOLIC FROEND AND CONOBTIONB ARC SUCH THAT VOU CAN GET HtM THERE,AND THIS, AS Brbgmam Young baod^ er the place. Our High Schoolguebt was Diqk Neitzcrt who was introouced sy Digk Moore, Sn case any of you have FORaOTTENo WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A SOTARY ShqW AND THC NEXT REKCARBAL OF THE CHORUS IB ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 AT 700 AT THE Clk'b. The Snomen will meet thirty msnutcb earlbcr and let^b have cvcryone there ON TIME, The F^mcm alone will meet on SuNCAf, March a at 3^00 P<,M, sn the Flk^Bo Remember those or vou who arc gosng to PARTicaPATC that the Ladscb Night ib THiB ooMeNQ Saturday, The FEBTivirace start at the Arlington at 6iO0 P.M. and after A COCKTAIL PARTY AND A DINNER C0ME8 THE "PAtlAMA GaMC" AT THE t|BSITS AND AFTER THAT BACK TO THE HOTEL FpR OEBBERT, 8f VOU HAVE NOT MADE RCBCRVATfiONB VOU Mi<HT BTILL BE ABLE TO BY 0ALL9NB RALPH ToUPALIKo BiRTHa^VS Ruth Pattb Doug Woodward FC8» 23 Fcb, 24 Chct Allcmsea FIb, 24 Fred Culy Lj^oinc Williams Wilma Williams Feb, 24 Lloyd Pkillipb Carl Lbnn Rod McKenzsc Larry Ncitzcrt Bronson Coldwater Coldwater Feb. 27 Feb. 27 W£DOiNG ANNIIVERSARIIES Ax Olbon Feb. 27 rotary guests Jake Uvowick £o Nowicko Boa S70CKCR Nclb Weber Bronbqn Brcnson Bronbon Bronson C.H.S, im:. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward BY Club Bulletin- ELECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS Don Horris, Cran Wileox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. Vice-President JOHN A, KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'yTreas. Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axncr Olson, Chorles Schmitl, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Axner OF Regular—First DIRECTORS MEETINGS Thursday each month of INTERNATIONAL Sergeanl>al-Arms— Don Wright Genera! Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internalionol Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—C. Woodward Internolional 2-J. Klein SERVICE Woyne Way. Harold Coddlngton 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworlh 10—K. Putnam 17-W. Woy Informotlon— 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richord Moore 31—Cton Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Falter Rotary Foundation— Al Bulterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December—1963 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Four-Way Test- 23-M. McKeith 19-L. Wise International Student Proiects— Employer-Employee Relolions— 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 26—P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Relations— Moc McKoilh, Conrad Swart June—1964 November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield Charles Bacon, Los Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- 19-T. Collir^s 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken International Contacts- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean President Rotary International 8—C. Swart GEORGE OWERS, Director Normon Moore, Bob Nogle, RUSSELL MOORE, Director CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson I—H, Joseph Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL October—1963 15—Ernest Luse Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 17—les Woodward Youth- at 12:15 p. m. Spcciol—At the call of the President 10—K. Peorce Olson Roy Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Carlo Hcikklnen, Williom Bobier Fritz VonAken BOARD 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Royborn Student Guests- Public Relations- April~I964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Robert Howley, Roy Fox Prog ram— 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Rovco 6—C. AilemiGr 13-J. Fair 20-F. V/oeks Community Safety— Ralph Toupolik, Torg Skobo Rural Urban- Membership— 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchohey August—1963 Mogczino— John Klein March-1964 PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Crippled Children— Crois Sebold, Richard Moore. R^ort loose John Walker President AXNER OLSON ROTARY Everett Royborn, John Dean R. Birlnger, H. Bent, Don Harris 1963 . 1964 1963 - 1964 Director Beys' and Girls' Week- Classification— ★ OFFICERS FRED ANDERSON, February—1964 Occupational Information— KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox SONG LEADERS Vince Kornstein, W. Cooiliord NITE Ralph Toupolik 25-R, Woldron Duane Davidson The obove Is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the pragrom chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter-Fay Phone No. 276-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Seton 278-5891 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Poor) St.-Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 K. Olmsteod, 70 278-2539 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 278-5366 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 276-2854 Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vero . .278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane .-. Albert Failer, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-2818 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen .-278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma .. 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha NAME 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 L. Morshoil St.-Edno Worner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Everett 278-8156 Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beotrice 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Willioms, Botovia-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ceiia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall Sf 278-2612 278-8238 .Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-2451 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Guvorrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ._-278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S- Sprague St.-Hazel .. .. 278-5165 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Mel Rice, 1903 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Joneon Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R. % FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED By of Coldtvater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 ' Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5091 _.278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278-5842 The COLDWATER Visiting liotarians Ahuays Welcome 278-5494 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. —_ 278-2790 i ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9360 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth ..278-2996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-8942 278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzonno .... 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Anrt 278-5585 278-5512 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Phone No. E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret. 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion KICH. IMCe �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesC^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. FEBR'JARY 15. 1964 We NAD TOO nSAb FONE THfiNaS THDD PAdT VECK^ OKZ OF vmSCH WAS OUR ShROVE Tuesday Pamoaks MCAa., Thos os the kono of ucau that appsals to me and ^ looked UP LONG ENOUGH TO SEE THAT WE HAVE SOME VERT FUNE KNgFE AND FORK MEN 8N OUR CuUB« BedflDES BE6N0 ART«8T8 AT PUTTCNQ AWAY PANCAKES THEY 00 A REAL U08 OF BAUQAOSp TOO. Note to fteTARV Anmss S dom"t tmdmk vou couco get avvav wsth st eysrv day, BUT.FROM WHAT I SAW YOU COULD eCORE AN OCCABOONAL HET WBTH PANCAKES AND SAUSAGE, < MEAN THESE BOYS WERE 80 BUSY THAT THERE WA8M®T MUCH CONVERSATjOM, The rest of the program, lest youinpn" 8 am carrcso ahay on the eatsng bct, WAS A PRESENTATBON BY WaLT BaLCOM, ASS?BTED BY BoVO WbqqBNS, ON SOME OF OUR BRANCH County resources, I thought Walt made a very fsno prssentatoom accompanbeo by some VERY GRAPH8C ULLUSTRAT80N8 ON SLBOE OF OUR GOOD AND BAD POBNTS, BECAUSE OF MY OOeUPATBON SOME OF TM8B WAS NOT NEW TO ME BUT 8 THCNK IT WAS TO SOME OF THE REST OF THE MEMBERSHIP AND CERTAOMLY THERE 88 A LOT TO THfWU ABOUT. | "EvERVSOOY, OF COURSE, MATES REGULATION, OR AT THE VERY BEST TOLERATES ST, BUT \ TMBWK YOU MUST AGREE THAT Viffi ARE NOW LilVfiNO IN TOO COMPLEK A SOOfiCT* TO AVOID ZONING, Tk68 MEANS THAT EVERYBODY flS NOT GOSNQ TO BE ABLE TO 00 CKACTLY AS THEV PLEASE BUT THE ULTIMATE OVCRvALL GOOD WILL ACCRUE TO EVERYBODY. 8 HAVE TALKED TO MANY OF THE MEMBERS WHO LIKED THIS PROGRAM'AND WE ARE HAPPY THAT Ax OlOON AND CaRLO HeIKKINEM COULD BRING IT TO US. Every club on the County really should see thbs program. Next Week RaY Fox bs the Program Chaorman and has secured Gene Wallace, Principal oF Edison School, who is ooonq to show some slides on the Battle Cree^ Child Guaoanoe •'LlNlic, You HAVE HAD A PROGRAM ON THIS CLINIC BEFORE SUT THERE ARC SO MANY ELEMENTS ro THIS PROGRAM THAT THERE WALL HARDLY SE REPETITION, AND UNFORTUNATELY, THIS OB ONE JF the biggest problems TODAY, Vou MIGHT REMEMSSR THAT OF LSE OSWALD MAD SEEN BETTER HANDLED ON THIS RESPECT PRESIDENT KennEDY MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN ASSASSINATED, Cur i^dgh school quest last week was Dennis Waters of Coldwater High School who WAS SMTRODUCeO BY GhUCK AVoODWARD, WEQDit^ ANNIVERSARIES BIRTHDAYS Conrad Swart. Harold Goodholm February 15 February 16 ROTARY So FaOKLAM Dick Schultz Hugh Sutton Marshall Bronson Bronson Bronson 25 . 3 10 17 Russell Moore Fssruary 2 Wemdall Hathaway Ken Prcttie Bronson Hollsoale L. L. Haves, Jr. Dennis V/aters Expert! A man who can make even what vow! already know sound PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Fes. Mar. Mar, Mar, Fesruarv 17 February 1 GUESTS Bronson Rav Smith Ray i^HLis LEs Wise Keith Pearcs R. Waldron M,_ Andrews K„ Olmsteo-. R« Mulchahey jONORANCES confusing^ WmEN YOU OON^T KNOW SOMETHING AND SOMEBODY FINDS IT OUT. A CLOSgP^WOUTH OXTnC/tS WD FEET ,- ~ Ofs" 68 what happens TO VOU vmflLE YOU ARE MAKING OTHER PLANS. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED CULY, Director MICH. Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris WIlllAMS Don Harris, Cran Wlleox KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Mark ★ Fred Anderson, Mrs. Grace Polterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2-J. Klein November—1963 9-F. Neer 5—D. Harris 16—H. Bent INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director 26—P. Hurley Charles Bocon, Lcs Woodward International 31—Ctan Wllcox Competitor Relations- International Student Projects- Jonuary—1964 7—D. Davidson General Secretary, Rotary International Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn 0. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 14—C. Heikkinen Al Butterfield, les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnlghf FALL LADIES' NITE Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Fal'ler Rotary Feundolion— Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworib 24—Richara Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International 30-T. Skabo July-1964 17-\V. Way information- Buyer-Seller Relations— Mac McKollh, Conrod Swart 23-M. McKeilh December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam International Contacts- Horold Goodholm, Dole Dean INTERNATIONAL June-1964 29-W. VanAken Fritr VanAken RUSSELL MOORE, Director CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. George R. Means, 22—H. Goodholm Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ ★ 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. ^ May-1964 October—1963 Youth- Normon Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright Special—At the call of the President 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodword 24—M. Rice Ernest Luse, Chock Woodward, MEETINGS 21—F. VanAken 10-K. Peorce Loose Carlo Heikkinen, Wllliom Bobier Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Owcrs. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Student Guests- Axner Olson Public Relations- Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George April-1964 September—1963 1—H. Joseph Andrews Program— Directors — Clyde Wllllorns, Axner Olson. 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Olin Dally, Don Shorno, 17—R. Mulchohey 31—S. Bovco 27-C. Sebald Rural Urbon— Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Charles Schniftt, Robert Magciine— Secretary February—1964 Occupational Information- SONG Vinee Kornsleln, W. Couillord Ken Leovenworth. Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—0. Dean LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmslead 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemler Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, Richard Moore, John Walker President Vice-President JOHN A, March-1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skabo FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. — AXNER OLSON ROTARY Everett Rayborn, John Dean Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION 1963 • 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Classificotion— 1963. 1964 CLYDE FRED ANDERSON, Attendonce— ★ OFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox Ouane Dovldson 25—R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with the detoils. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address ortd Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd,—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 273-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grond St-—Clara... 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfiold Dr.-Josephlne Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone.. 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen ... 278-8609 278-6127 John Elsweilor, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann . .. 278-6598 278-8933 John T. Dean, 59 RIdqemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancholt St.-Chorlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris... E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court-Pansy 278-5475 ... 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R- R. 2, Morrison lake—Borbora .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Helen .. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.-Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St.—Qulnn . John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma .. 278-6687 . 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8942 John Klein, Box 148—Potricio .- . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion E. Byron Thomas, 5B N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 278-2841 Robert loose—R. 767-7508 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 278-2947 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glady5 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice R. No. 2, Tekonsha-Mcrgoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlghf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol -..279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta. ....... 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweM Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila..... Robert Nogle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernnstine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marsholl St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 .. .279-9360 ... Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elliobefh . 278-2996 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine .. Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ... ... Donold Wright, 21 ... Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn ... 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 ...278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Robert G- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-9428 ...278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo ... 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel . 278-5165 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 278-5842 Art Lyon. 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grelchen 278-6730 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillion Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget .... 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Fiov/ard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5091 278-5412 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, Visiting llotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-5033 ST2-5594 Mel Rice, FREDERICK H. ELK'S TEMPLE Bronson 369-4024 N. Jefferson St.—Susie . ..... 278-4468 1 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 ?. 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5585 278-4243 ...278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. 1-Wilma The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranco Rd.—Arleno IIICH. �"^/e Proifts Most Who Seri;e5 Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. •EBIWRV THiS WEEK "FooTBAvt From A Ooaoh'o BiRTHDAYS PoONT OF Vaew** sv Couowater Hioh^s Cltoe Wolldamb Fesruarv 11 ' MfiOHT BE MORE THAN FruDAV NOQHT Howard Teeter FEsruarv 13 SFECTAT0R8 OR MoHoaT MORNONQ QuaRTCR^ Helen McKeqth FeSRUART 14 Hub Hansel brouoht home the fact «c SAOKB ANO AFFRECDATE WHAT EVERT MATH FUFIIL as TAU0HT8 YoU CAN°T WORK" TOWARO A OORRCOT ANSWER ONTBL VOU F0R8T KNOW ALL THE FARTS OF THE FROSfLSMg NWYBE MOM WONDERS TOOt ^A8KE08 Ldttle Jommnv tf/EPPaNQ ANN8V£RSAR»ES No ONE ROTARY QUESTS "Jr THE LORD OOVES 08 OUR OA0LV Rat Mohlbe Marshall Hugh Sutton •Bronson Lawrence I^ernbr Bronson Rav Smbth Bronson George Brusak Bronson ao TO QUOTE the Eo0tor "Shell out for Jack Schafer Bronson THE ®PA(tfAMA GaME'' 60T8 * CHARGE BT OFF Mslvbn Roes §NOBANAFOL08 AS AH (iliVeSTMeWT JJH OoHESTSe Rclatsons Mbke Watson Student Guest BREADo Santa our Chrostmas fi8FTB„ and THE Stork BRDNOfr the BABJEOo WHAT'^O THE use OF HAVUNQ OaDDV AROUNO? FEBRUARY 22 VailenvNe^o na ea aaT enouoh TO Oat to st^ll "ooumt" ANO OET'kULCHER^AT THE 8AME TOMEg" NEXT WEEK? Bos Mvstcrvb Our Blooohounos HAVEnOt VETb at FHeeO^TSMCt, BEEN ABLE TO "tree" the CULFRBT8 BN OHARQEa You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Porish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVlllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. — �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Ciassificotion— * OFFICERS R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris BY Club ELECTION Bulletin- JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES Treasurer FRED WEEKS Robert Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Student Axner Olson Regular—First Thursday Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL Sergeont-at-Arms— Don Wright ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn 0. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—C. Woodword SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart Foor-Woy Test- Webb Treat, Harold McKnight July-1964 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 14-R. Show 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W, Woy International Information- 24—Richard Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson 31—Cion Wilcox 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS January-1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way. Harold Coddinglon 2-J. Klein 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skobo 26-P. Hurley International Student Proieets— Employer-Employee Relations- June-1964 December—1963 Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodword Buyer-Seller Relations- 19-T. Collins 5—D. Harris 12—Al Buttcrfield 19-L. Wise International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 8—C. Swart November—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, at 12:15 p. m. pecial—At the call of the President May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAkon Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, oF each month October—1963 Guests- Youth— Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary InformationFritz VanAken MEETINGS 17—Les Woodward Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobier Public Relations- ★ DIRECTORS 10-K. Pearce 1—H. Joseph Mark Andrews Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 23—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Robert Howiey, Roy Fox Program— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, 17—R. Mulchohey 27-C. Sebald Loose 7—D. Dovidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle Rotary FoundationAl Butterfioid, Les Wise 28-A. Falter February-1964 Occupational Information- SONG Vince Kornstein, W. Couillord Ken Leoveiiworlh, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornslion LEADERS Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron KEN PUTNAM, Chairmait Trade Associations- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Craig Scbald, Richard Moore, John Klein March-1964 PROGRAMS 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Community Safety— John Walker Asslstont Sec'y-Treas. OF August—1963 Magozine— ★ BOARD Boys' and Girls' Week— Everett Rayborn, John Dean Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. SCHMITT ROTARY Rolph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Fellowship. President Vice-Presidenf 1963- 1964 Director Don Harris, Cron Wilcox 1963 - 1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dales with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles avkicd OLSON, Program d t-i—i r<n?n AXNER Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 Night, may appoint n committee rommifioa to »..» assist ne.:.t with ...:,u the .l- details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 276-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Marjorie Harvey G- Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N- Hudson St.-Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairflcld Dr.—Josephine 276-8066 278-5386 .278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Veto . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen - 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-6598 278-8933 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth _ .. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-2864 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loko—Barbara .276-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert 8, Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia --.279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest 278-2261 W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . .. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . .. 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol -...279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila.Robert Noglc, 278-5078 182 Morsholl St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsteod, 70 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8840 Morshall St.—Edna 278-5512 . - Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizobcth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2539 279-9360 .278-2996 - 278-2979 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth . . . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. ... . Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann.. 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise.. . ..278-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwofer Lake—Suzanna .. . 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann,. . 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-8eatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Willioms, Botavia—LcMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bfonson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Visiting liotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-5494 ..279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert C. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 .... 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrio S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine 278-4198 Flovrard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS, IN"C ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-6730 Sec. 34.66. P. L. » R FREDKRtCfC H. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 1 ROTARY CLUB . ... 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia The COLDWATER I Phone No. .. 278-8942 COhDWATER, MICH. �"//e Proifts Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. FEBRUARY LAST WEEK Bert Fallcr kad the Paooram whsch CONeiSTED or A REEt OF TARE RROM OUR rPACNDS ^964 We had a tremendous number assent last Th^b bb the Club where Bert WEEK. In FACTb rST AMOUNTED TO JUST SHORT OF ONE-TMSHD OF THE MEMOERBHSP, FoSTUMATELY, WILL REMEMBER THAT WC HAD TWO BOVB^ WHOSE FATHERS ARE IMMBCR8 OF THIS 01.tl9« AS STUDENTS SURE THAT THE REMAINDER WOLL 00 QUITE WELL, Cardenas came in to help out with the Spanish We REMIND YOU AQAlN OF THE LaDIES NumT ON February 22 which is sobnq to be a dinner AT THE ArLINOTON « THE MUSICAL "PaJAMA Game" DOWN bn Va^ucb. FalLER has V888TEO A NUMBER OF T8ME8 ANO VOU AT THE LOCAL HiqH SCHOOi.«LAST TEAR, RaV TRANSLATION ALTHOUSH SEVERAL OF THOSE WHO SPOKE ON THIS TAPE CAME OUT WCTH QUITE CHEO- BTABLE FnQLBSK. I KNOW ONLT A PEW WORDS OF Spanish but S was able to pick out some of WHAT WAS BEeNO SAID PROBABLV SECAUSC I ALRCAOtf KNEW THE TREND OF THOUOHT. SEVERAL MEMBERS OF TH6S CtUB ASKED THAT WE SEND STUDENTS TO THEM FOR A ^EAR AND THUS WOULD BE A REAL FINE TMBNO FOR BOME OF TOUR VOUTH. PROBABLV IT WOULD BE BEST THAT WHOEVER WENT HAVE AT LEAST A VEAR OF THE SPANISH LANQUAQEa SoMEKOW, WE Americans because we have a vast oountrv A QOOO MANY HAVE ALREADY MADE UP AND I FEEL ANO ALL FOR THE NOMINAL SUM OF $t3.00 PER COUPLE, ROTARY ANNS AGAIN ^£AS£ NOTEI Details are availas..!! from Ralph Toupalik, PROMOTOR OP THIS PROJECT. Rotary Show plans will slow down to a creep PON THE NEXT PEW WEEKS WHILE GhaCE TAKES TflMI OUT TO MAKE A TRIP TO HaWAH , ThE SHOW doesn't MOVE REAL WELL WITHOUT AN ACCOMPA NIST, This docs not mean that anyone who ha( flcxibilitv with other toncueb. AM ASSUNEO PART TO LEARN CAS't OCT THIS BIT learned so that notes cam be thrown awav WHEN WE DO SET INTO THE SWINO OF THINS8, Our Huh School ouebt vmab week was Steve BIRTHDAYS UaONQ ALMOST ENTIRELY FnCLISH 00 MOT HAVE THE 'iIettle who wab introduced bt Don Harris, StEVE BS a student with .IOURNAL98TIC LCANINBS Fred Cult WHO 98 QOBNS TO MkCHUAN StaTC NEXT TEAR IN XtiJS FIYLD, I don't PLAV OOLF ANVMOpe BUT FROM WHAT J UNOERBTANO FROM TABLE COKVERBATION THBB BOy PLAY REAL FINE OOLF AND IB Numser One on the Coldwater Hich School team. Twenty years aco iwe same was an aqoravatson FOR ME ANO I CONfT SUPPOSE TMBS HAS CHANOCO, NEXT WEEK Vonc KoRNsreEN and Ax Olson have THE PROQRAM. OuR SPEAKER WflUL BE HuOH HanSEL^ It 08 THE WRONO 6EAQ0N OF THE YEAR FOR HIS 8P0RT WHICH 8B FOOTBALL, HC COACHES THE Coldwater Hbqk School football team and WILL TELL us SOUCTHiiNQ OF TH98 ACTOVeiV Fesruarv 4 WeOQiNG ANNiV£R^Ri£s None ROTARY GUESTS Nome, I think they are- mad at us, UFE - A SPAN OF time, of which the first HALF IS RUINED »V OUR PARENTS ANO THE SECOND HALF BY OUR CHILDRCnI, PLUS HAVINQ A F8LM ON HOS FAVORITE SPORT, >iu '.S '.■9^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESViLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BRONSON — Congregotlona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayboro, John Dean August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris OFFICERS Don Harris, Cran Wllcox T963. 1964 CLYDE FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. WIIUAMS .. AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Prejideni SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Robert Magazine- Axner OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright International Contacts- ★ RUSSELL MOORE, Director Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28—A. Faller A! Buttorfiold, les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight 28—R. Rumsey January-1964 7—D, Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Rotary Foundation— February—1964 Occupational Information— KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts The obove is our progrom schedule for the yeors 1763-64. If you want to change dates programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean SONG LEADERS Vince Kornsfein, W. Couiliord Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory international Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 17-W. Way 31—Cran Wilcox Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relotions— Wciyne Way, Harold Coddinglon 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 21—K. Leovenworth 24—Richara Moore International Student Projects- Four-Way Test- Jury-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 19-L. Wise international Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- INTERNATIONAL 9-F. Neer 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE ROTARY 2-J, Klein 16—H. Bent 23-M. McKellh 30-T. Skobo 12—A! Butterfield Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, pecial—At the coll of the President Jone-1964 November—1963 Sergcant-at-Arms— of each month 26—C. Woodward 5—0. Harris at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VonAken BOARD May-1964 October—1963 Youth- Roy Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 17—les Woodward Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobler Olson Public Relations- Owers. 10—K. Pearcc 24-M. Rice Student Guests- Program— Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T, Dean, George 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 1—H. Joseph Mork Andrews Directors ■— Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Robert Howley, Ray Fox Olln Dolly, Don Shorno, April-1964 27-C. Sebald Rural Urban- Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treas. 17—R. Mulchohey 31—S. Bovoe September—1963 Loose 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24-Wm. Bobier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, Richard Moore, John Wolkcr . VIce-Pro$ldent Secretary PROGRAMS 6—C. Allemicr Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION March-1964 1963 - 1964 Ralph Toupolik 18-R, Fox Duane Davidson 25—R. Woldron ith orroihcr member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _ Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St,—Margaret Seton Bovec, 171 278-6033 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Edison Cl.—Thelma Address and Rotary Ann 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 279-9551 278-6843 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. IHudson St.—Helen 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 278-6821 278-5891 278-4486 , .278-2854 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avr.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane , Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 . 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Suson 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. Olmsleod, L. 70 Marsholl 278-2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2996 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 27B-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—Lanore 278-6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Ailcen .278-6687 Horry 278-6788 Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma . 278 5790 - 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine . _ Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mai Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis.. Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5942 278-5512 St.—Edna 278-8933 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 . Axner Olson, 304 Grand St. —Retho George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 273-5475 278-2864 278-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth ... . Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris _ 278-6501 278-6830 Harold McKnight, Coldwator St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicaqo St.—Mabel Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia . Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borboro 278-5234 Wiiford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—Colleen .. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille NAME 278-5358 278-8086 278-5386 Grond St.—Clara Albert Butterfield, 31 Phone No. 278-5563 278-2790 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R, 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-4350 i.-i» f NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann _--,27B-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O, Box 125-DBlla ,...278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, Balavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 279-9428 278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott-Notalie 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. CofPman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean 276-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowafrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-6311 278-4190 278-5412 270-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. 1 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R, R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. jf.F FREDERICK. H. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys I PUBLISHED BY 278-2841 Rolph Toupolik, R, R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 R"otary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 276-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia The COLDWATER i Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion COLDWATER, MICH. �7/e Proifts Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 25„ -^96^ THIS WEEK We mao tkc anmuaIo check out o<f attendance and we note that 26 MATe9.V 173 or our MKMBCRSHflr aoT THROUQH THE VEAR W8TM PERrECT ATTi^NDANCE,, E8TKER KERC OR SOMCWHCRS E^BE S» THE WORtD. HcADHNO THC l.fl8T„ OP 00UR8C. WAS WARNER Van ArEN L-ir* •fiF/ W8TH 4^ ^EARB or rCRTCCT ATTtKOANCE, YoU QET TO WOWOERBNQ Df WaRNCR 66N T Oi.DeR THAN Rotary. There are not too many rEortE ok the woRj,o who have thjb type or attendance RECORD AND HE 86 TO BE COKaRATUUATEO, We HAVE OTKKRBWflTH A TREMENDOUS RECORD SUCH AS. Fred Weeks. 24 vearsj Mark Andrews. 17 years; Ernbc UusEbAno Bos Kerr. 16 years Ar^ECE; Frbt* Van Akeh. 15 vears; and £. Bvron Thomas wjth 12 The rest or us have qubtc A sat tE88„ tl TH6NK MAYSE SECAUSC WE OHtY K^V5 ABOUT 1/3 &? OUR MEMDSRS W8TH PEWCCT attendance may be the reason we are ORAaeJNO A fi.BTTtC B8T AS PAR AS AVERACE ATTENOANOE 8S COMGERHEO. OUR AVCRAOC ATTEMOAHCC fiN OECCMBER WA8 S9o74^. TmIB SS MtOHTY tOW ROR THE COUOWATER CuUB - MOST OP THE TfiME WE ARE ABOVE W. The prooram was sn cmaroe cr Ray Mu-uchahey who had Herbert J. Stevcnb ta»,k oh the MbCHSOAN «Ea8TER S«A!fc." ORQANSZATflOH. TkOS 86 A SUBJECT QUITE PAMSWIAR TO OUR OtOER towmAN. »«.T AS .H9«« TO THE TOONOEA SAOUA. It )B HE^U TO AEV.E. THESE THSMS PROM TBMC TO TIME, The 8TUEENT QUEST HAS FrEO BuYTERF5EI,D or CHS WHO WAB SKTHOOUCeO BY HAROiLO C0008HDT0M. FrEO you ViLi. REMEMBER AS THE DEMON OErSWSSVE MAN BN WAST f • POOTBAtU TEAM<, At.80 IN THE Senior pi-av. He is ooeNO to Albion Cob.i.coe nexT Fall and is ooino to attempt TO LAUNCH into A MEOeOAL OARECR. IHC8DENTALLY.WB PATMER D8 OUR OWN REV. AU. next week Bert Fallen mab the prooram and as vour homework assbonement you mboht brush UP ON YOUR Spanish, Bert is qoinq to brbns qn a tape prom the area Mexican Exchanqe Kids came prom. Bert eb a little unsure op hib own upanish so he is BRSNSONa Rat Cardenas in to kelp ouTc MISCELLANEOUS. The Board had a past MESTaNO and it would appear that the bsqns on the ROADS LEADINQ^dNTO TOWN ARE CO8NO TC SECCKE A REAL 1TV PRETTY SOON. Red McKnioht seems to be workiko mss way around the world. Chick has had MAKE-^;pfi PROM Gaum and Tokvo. Ralph Toupalik kab a Lao»£6 N.oht Proqpam An«AHaE» P.. Sat^'R^ay.wXlu Februapv 22 ALL ROTARV AWS. Put the Squeeee on the olo man roN thus. sc a « - PART'<r. The oaNKEK part .esko at the Arlinoton and then the Theatre part at tw Tiibbstb WERE WE WILL SEE "ThE PaJAMA GamE." Ook'T WORRT ABOUT WHAT HT tS BOSNO TO 008T - HE 8 probably oot $13«00, BIRTHDAYS Dale Dean Art Lvon Uanuarv 2S JANUARY 30 WEDDilNG anniversaries Art Lvon January 3D rotary guests Llovo a, Phillips Weloon Qarvon Ai. 0. Hunt Fred Buttcrpskld Gronson Coldwater Chicaco Coldwater /V" — You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stafe Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wlkox 1963- 1964 Fellowship- AXNER OLSON . . CHARLES John Walker President Vke-Presldent JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Robert Magazine— Secretory OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday 10—K. Pearce 17—Los Woodward Loose Public Relations- 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse 2-J. Klein November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise INTERNATIONAL Don Wright International RUSSELL MOORE, Director International Buyer-Selfer Relations- INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. Mac McKeilh, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee Relations- Wayne Woy, Horold Coddington General Secretary, Rotary International Webb Treat, Harold MtKnighl Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internalionol Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinon Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28—A. Faller February—1964 Occupational Information— George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21 —K. Leavenworth 28—R. Rumsey 31—Ctan Wilcox Rotary Foundation— Al Butterfield, Les Wise Four-Way Test- July-1964 24—Richord Moore Internotlonal Student ProiecIt— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations- 23—M. McKelth 30-T. Skobo 17-W. Way information- Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean * 26—P. Hurley 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Contacts— Charles Bacon, Ics Woodword VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 26—C, Woodward June-1964 29-W. VanAkon Duke Davidson, Bob Kcrr Sorgeant-at-Arms— pccial—At the call of the President 12—Roy Potterson 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Roy Mulchahcy, Fred Neer of each month 5—R. Biringer October—1963 Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS 28—R. Loose Mev-1964 24-M. Rice Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobler Axner Olson at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 1—H. Joseph Fritz VonAken BOARD Aprll-1964 27-C. Sebafd Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonist 31—S. Bovee September—1963 3—E. Royborn Student Guests- Program— Owers. 24—Wm. Bobior 6—C, Allemicr Robert Howley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Rjssell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dcon, George 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 17—R. Mulehahey 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Assistont Sec'y-Treas. PROGRAMS August—1963 Crippled Children— Cralg Scbcild, Richard Moore, Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS ROTARY Community SafetyRalph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Club Bulletin- I Morch-1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Classification— ★ OFFICERS FRED ANDERSON, KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Deon 18-R, Fox 25-R. Waldfon SONG LEADERS VincQ Kornslein, W. Couillard Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupollk The obove is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L, Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Horvey G. 278-6843 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther - Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobior, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . _ Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theimo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-8066 278-5366 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillnrd, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen _ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . .. 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorlotle 278-5475 Charles Fiske, 278-2864 R. R. No. 2—Ruth Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara-278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen-.278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen.Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo . 278-6687 278-6783 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148--Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy - 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret .767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth. 278-2261 Milford A. AlcKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha ... 278-2539 279-9360 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth ._ .. 278-6341 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgle 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel ST2-5594 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizobcth . 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2790 .278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget ...... 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude ., 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotary Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAkon, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranstorv Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Warren Willioms, Batavia—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— 278-5165 Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eizora Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St,—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen-^ 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 276-M12 __278i^30 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. rREDTRICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, COLDWATER, MICH. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie / TEMPLE 278-8238 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly t ELK'S 278-5494 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo P of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd,—Ariene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^.NUARV IS, Th|!« BWLJ.CT(}« AN LONQ BB QOSftQ TO (.BBT Of OC-NSOOT or A VCRV lUOTTl^t ^NfOKMATGONAil. MATCRBA^ AKO QUCBTB^ LAST WEEK Cari.0 Hcbkk6wbn browomt sn Noel Sheoo whOo an turNp cmrthco most of THE awSVEL CHA8R# DM TKC U, A.-OarlBNO CoMPANf. THK NwmOER Om£ eWfiVEd, CHABR 98 OCC«POCO BY RoBERT PrOTBKER AND KC EAPLAflNEO THE RAMflP8 CATC0N8 ©r THE DaRLBNO Company. 9n a scnolc sentcnoe • busbncbb bs ©odd, b©8(ne88 wsll be better, and TMfY LIKE THE BbaHCH CohNTV COMMMNBTT,. NEXT W£EK Rav Mulchaset B8 to be Program Cmabrman and bs ©obno to brcnq bn Herbert Stevens who bs Admsnbstratsvs Assbbtant roR the Mocmhoan Socbctt Of CRfiPPLKO CMflLORCM AND Adus„TS, Sp BOMC OP VoU OOK'T RCCOQNBZfi TK68 RATHER t.CHaTKV NAME THCV ARE TALK8N0 ABOUT EaSTCR ScalS WHICH HAB SECN WRAPPED UP W^TM RotART HERE AND CLBCWKERE POR MANY TCARS„ A RCA8. BHREWO 0UE68 WOULD CN08QATC THAT we ARE OOINO TO HEAR ABOUT THB8 KSND OP A0T8VBTV. MISCELLANEOUS TmC Volunteer Prooram 38 over and Ot/KE has seoun to orapt, doubt If Chuck Bacon escapes^ *Ve The bonq or other matersal por sbqkt op the PRSNCdPALS (th88 GB WHAT WC ARE NOW CALL0KQ AN ENOMAn) HAS BEEN POCKED OUT, ThE THEME 98, OP COURSE, THE GaV NbncTBES AND THE MATCBBAL 68 BE6NQ KEPT AS NEARLY AB POSSdDLE 8N TKBS aoROCOOS ERA CP SON® AND DANCE, NCXT MBETflNO TOU W6LL PROB ABLY BET A CHANCE TO SINO SOME Of THE CHORUS MATCROAL, ON THE U8UAL QREEM AND YELLOW 8HECT8„ It MAS BEEN PRSNTEC UP TrV TO MEM0R9Ze TK08 A8 QUflCKLT AS POBSOBLE SO WC CAN THROW THE SHECTa AWAV OH TWO OR THACe'wEEKB. It IB OMLV APTER THE MATERIAL 88 THOROUSHLV MEMORIZCO THAT THE OlRCCTOR OCTS A CHANCE TO MOLD INTO WHAT ME WANTS OT TO BE. ^ A CHORUS '£y^ BIRTHOAYS ViHC Kornbtbem NaTALOC VjNOLflNO Jan, 19^ JaNo 22 Norm Moore BRNeeTiNE Nscr Jan, 24 WEDDING ANN8VERSAR|£S Harrv Joseph Jan, 20 ROTARV GliESTS Georok Brubak Co Facklam Co Nowscks Habrv Rvan Rav Smsth Dick Sohultz Hubh Sutton Ncls Weber Rov Mohlic Sob Skcdd Bronbon Bronson Bronbon Bronson Bronson Bronbon Bronson Bronson Marbhall CMS Student Guest Charles Brsstol Jerrv Pearcc GlYnTIaVEns Boa Hampton Bernard Uanev Co Ulano Frank l-ioovER Samtporo JollEV Gordon Stuart Rov Moo» You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- Bob Rumsoy, Doug Woodward Classificalion— ★ OFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963- 1964 . AXNER OLSON . . Presidenf Secrolary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Walker -- Vieo-Presidenl JOHN A. KENNEDY John Klein Rural Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Fritz VonAken OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Wayne Way, Harold Coddington SPECIAL EVENTS 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' N1TE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R. Nagle 28—A. Faller Februory—1964 Occupational Information— SONG Vince Kornstein, V/. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey January—1964 A! Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treot, Harold McKnlght General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois July~1964 17~W. Way Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 23-M. McKeilh 30-T. Skabo 10—K. Putnam Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary Internallonol CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. 12—A! Butterfield 24—Richord Moore 31—Cron Wilcox International Student Projects- Competitor RelationsMac McKefth, Conrod Swart INTERNATIONAL 16-H. Bent December—1963 3—D. Shorno Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Deon ★ 2-J. Klein 9—F. Neer 5—D. Horris 19-L. Wise International information- Buyer-Seller Relations- June—1964 November—1963 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodword RUSSELL MOORE, Director peeial—At the call of the President SERVICE International Contoctt- VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Lose 29-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL Don Wright 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms— 28—R. Loose Mav-1964 October—1963 Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ BOARD Urban- Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 10—K. Pearce 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Youth- Ray Muichahey, Fred Neer Owers. April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- 17—R. Molchohey 27-C. Sebold Loose Ken Leavenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstien LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S, Bovec September—1963 Student Guests- Program— March-1964 PROGRAMS 6~C. Allemicf 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Robert Howley, Ray Hex Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, August—1963 Robert Magazine- ... Assistant Soc'yTroas. Boys' and Girls' Week— Everett Rayborn, John Dean Crippled Children— Craig Scbaid, Richard Moore, Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS ROTARY Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik, Torg .Skabo Club Bulletin- BY ElECTION 1963- 1964 Director Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoinf a committee to assist with the detolls, AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmon - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoref Selon Bovee, 171 Phone No. 278-5563 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-5353 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 ..278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thclma 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ava.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jone . Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann ,. . .. ... .. 278-6598 278-8933 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruih . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6127 278-5909 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-4222 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 E. Byron Thomas. 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 767-7508 278-2261 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glady$ Russell Waldron, P. O. 8ox 125-Delia 278-5554 278-5535 278-4243 278-4229 Mllford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlght, Caldwoter St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Muichahey, 278-5078 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine K. I. Olmstead, 70 Morshall 278-6769 . St.—Edna 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond Sr.—Reiha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgle 279-9360 278-2996 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Mel Rfce, ST2-5594 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2451 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy... 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R, 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. - 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R, R. l-WilmoWarren Williams, Batovla-LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia._ Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 276-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Olln Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel .... - 276-4086 278-5165 278-5942 Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorlos Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergel Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Helen .. 278-4115 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann.. 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora.. Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 John Wolker, 33 278-6730 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Borbaro . 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Ailecn Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 278-5006 278-5714 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise The COLDWATER Ed Hoilz, 16454 iyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5091 Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva Dougherty-Grotchen See. 34.66, P. L. & R. , ' t Rotary REFLECTOR t PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P, M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome FRRDERTCK H. *EEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, 278-5412 MICH. INC. �""He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. .;anuary 'it, THIS ftV££K> Program CHAeRMAN Duke presemteo the Msdwest^s most famous restaurao teUR, '<^8N SCHUUCRg WHO BUOlUT H(i8 TAtK AROUND THE PRODUCT0ON AND USS OF FQNC W8NS8 MosTtv French and German, SrSMUtATSNQ DNTEREST QY He used a unsque method of TEULBNe the story and AWAR08NQ SOME FgFTSEN MEMBERS WHO WERE LUCKY IN THE "naME DRAW," B0TT&.E8 OF THE CHOICE W8NE8 TO In AODITIONb OuKE RECSDVEO THE DISTINCTION OF BSINQ AWARDED AN HONORARY ChEFOs OeqREE COMPLETE WITH APRON, NEXT WEEK, Carlo Heikkqncn is Proqram Chairman and §8 brinqonq WHO WiLLe IN TURN, in Noel Shedo SNTROOUCC MORT BrOFFMAN AND RoBERT PRITZKER WHO ARE SOME OF the very Top Brass of L. A, Oarlinq Company, They want to tell u8 bomsthano of THE CHANQES THAT HAVE BEEN MAOE IN THE COMPANY AND OF THEIR INTEREST BUeiNEBS COMWUNOTDC3 OF COLOWATER AND BrONSON, THE LOCAL BITUATION THE REOCNT CHANQES AND OF 8K0ULD LIKE TO EXPLAIN IN THE ThEY HAVE EVERY CONFIDENCE ON SOME OF THE CUEBTlONS RAieCD ON MANAOEMENT, BIRTHDAYS January S January tO Warren Wolloams itoHN Walker WEDDINS ANNtVEftSABIES „ Who can afford it ROQHT after CHR|STt4A8l ROTARY GUESTS Ray Mohloc Dick Kerr Marshall Battle Creek CHUCKLE OEPT Teacher: What arc the three great American parties? Willici Rcpubldcam, Democrat and Cocktail, ANNQUNCBilENTS Reminder from Oukei "First Enomen rehearsal Sunday, January 12 at 3*00 P.m; AT THE Elk^s Temple. Everyone ontercbtcd iNvereo," You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON ■— Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Secretary - FRED WEEKS — Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Trcos. Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Robert John Klein Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Axner Olson Public Relations- Owors. Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Pottorson — Organist OF DIRECTORS October-1963 May—1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart 26—C. Woodward 1—H. Joseph MEETINGS Don Wright 2-J. Klein November—1963 ★ President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent 12—Al Butterfieid 23-M. McKeith 19-1. Wise 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 17-V/. Way Information- 30-T. Skobo Julv-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam 24—Richard Moore 31—Cran Wllcox 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS International Student Profects— Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrod Swart Employer-Employee Relations— 5—D. Harris 26—P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL Director International Buyer-Seller Relations- k SERVICE Charles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director ipecial—At the call of the President INTERNATIONAL GEORGE OWERS, International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Juno-1964 29-W. VanAkon Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-ol-Arms— Norman Moore, Bob Noglp, 19-T. Collins 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Reguior—First Thursday of each month at T2:1S p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 17—Les Woodward Youth- Fritz VanAkon BOARD 10—K. Pearce Carlo Hcikklnen, William Bobicr Chorlcs Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 24—M, Rice Student Guests- Program— Aprll-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Hawley, Roy Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 27-C. Sebold Rural Urban- Membership— 17—R. Mulchahey September—1963 loose 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 31—S. Bovee 13—J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Craig Scbcild, Richard Moore, March-1964 24—Wm. Bobler 6—C. Ailemier Community Safety~ Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Magexine— PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean Bob Sweet, John Elsweifer, Jr. Jotin Wnlknr •k ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- . .. Presidont Vice-Presideni JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT Attendance- R. Biringer, K. Bent. Don Harris CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION 1963- 1964 CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB Januory—1964 7—D. Davidson Tom Collins, Art Lyon Woyne Way, Harold Coddington 14—C. Heikkinen 28-A. Foller Al Butterfieid, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnIght Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagte Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- FALL LADIES' NITE February—1964 Occupational Information- SONG Vines Kornstein, W. Couillard KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 11—0. Dean LEADERS NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox Duane Davidson 25-R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dales with onother member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having spociol programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann •'Chester L, Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay ' Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ,.-Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ^Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle / Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther , Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148- Palricio.. . . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople Lone—Emily 278-6843 /Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-8086 j^Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-5386 fMilford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-5891 ■'Horold McKnIght, Coldwoler St. Home—Carol ''Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 'Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annotto 'Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma . 278-2854 /Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Ji /Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero .. . 278-2990 /Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo ' Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . /Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Rooert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.-Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. 'Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 -Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 'E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 278-2841 278-6850 /Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-5554 767-750S /Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5585 278-2261 --Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-2947 'Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-4243 279-9551 /Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-6769 /Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-6278 -Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice 278-5073 /Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. - 278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 278-4029 279-9492 'Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 __278-8238 278-5512 -Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo Bronson 369-4024 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 vX. L. Olmstead, 70 Marsnall St.-Edna 278-2539 - Warren Williams, Batavio—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia .-.. 278-4424 ' Olin Dally, 61 Mople lane—Jane 278-2818 »Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha ... 279-9360 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshal! St. 278-5033 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth ..278-2996 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 279-9428 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 ^Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 ^ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 /"B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-4468 /John Efsweiicr, Jr., 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 /Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. . 278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann 278-8933 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 -'Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 /Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie 278-8156 HONORARY MEMBERS Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth ..278-2864 ^'C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola 278-4086 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 /Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillion ST2-5594 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel .... 278-5165 'E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 ■'Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— . Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 '-Charles Schmiti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 Jancan 278-5091 --Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro .. 278-8909 /Craig Sebaid, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-8318 ''Wliford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone 278-6054 '"Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 /Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann """Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aiieen -'Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn --John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma ... 278-6687 .- Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6788 /Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278 5790 /Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen . r'f ■ -»i 1 • The COLDWATER p A V" FREDSRTCK H. PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotariam Always Welcome J) See. 34.66, P. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-6311 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 TTEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICH. �'7/e Profits Most Who Serves Besf^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. jANiyvRY 4,, t9o4 THIS '«V££K Cran Wclcox MAb» »He pwoanAW and rcauwv 06Dn''t reacs out vsnr par roR tr. He HAD SsTON Bovee oove a short resume of the SMAIUL town OASfL^f PAPER AND THEN WE MOVED ACROSS THE STREET TO SEE THE LAST EOflTBON OF 19^3 MADE HEADY AND PUT TMROUBH THE FRSSSES, i HAD NOT BEEN AN THE BACKROOM OF A NEWSPAPER FOR QUDTE A WHiLS AND t note that THEV ARE 006NQ THgNttS QUflTE A BUT OBFFCRENTLT, ThC SAMS OLD CLANK OF THE UfiNOTVPf. {IS THERE BUT 8N8TEAD OF A MAN OPEftATfiNQ PT THE MACMflNE fIS NOW FED A PUNCMCO OUT TAPE THAT OPERATES QT. REaLLV, VEHV LGTTLK TVPESETTBNa flS NOW DONE BY HAND OTHER THAN DM 80«E OF THE ADVERTSSSKO AND THE MSAOLeNSS, ' TkE LCNOTYPE B8 always vert 8NTERE8T&NQ TO ME, LAKE THEY ARC FALLUNO APART, WHAT we ! QUESB THEV ARE AT THC8R VERY ThJS, AQAflN, WAS A VERY ONTERESTSNQ PROQRAM AND SHOWS CAN DO BY EXPLORSNO THE DO FOR A LSVeNO, BEST WHEN TWET SOUND POSSSBOLOTBCB OF OUR OWN MEMSERSHiP AND WHAT THEY AlL OuKE OBD WAS STAND AROUND AMD OUARO THE PUNCH BOWLS. NEXT WEEK OuKE Oavsdson has the procram and mas qone north on 27 to The next County scat. He db brsnqsnb on Wsn Schuler who woll tell us about wftNONO and aeNSNQ. FqRST off when OuKC told us about TH86. I HAD HOPES THAT HE M8CHT PREPARE THE MEAL BUT SUCH G8 NOT THE CASE, SsRSOUSLYt THfiS FOOD PREPARATION AND 8EHVONO IS ONE OF THE BIQOesr dNDUSTRSES 6N THE WORLD, ThEY HAVE A QUITE SURE TH8N0 8N THAT IT 06 ALMOST A8 D8FFI0ULT FOR PEOPLE TO LEAVE CALORICS SENEmt. ALONE AS IT D8 TO QUIT Duke Davidson announces that the Rotary show will be on the 2nd, 4th of April at the TaBSHTS Theatre. AND FUTURE CNDMCN TO He has and issued a call for all past, present, MEET AT THE £lk®6 SuNDAY, JANUARY 12 AT 3sOD P.M. OOINO TO BE THE DIRECTOR AND PRODUCER WITH A WHOLE LOT OF HELP, A8 SMOKONQ, DuKE IS £o HoLTZ W|LL ACT CONSULTANT. MiiSCELLANEOUS. Wc have kind of hot the jackpot on absentees ourimo thE last twq WEEKS BUT UN0CR6TAND THAT MAKE-UP HAS BEEN PRETTY GOOD, Thk EXODUS TO PLACES LIKE Florida and Arizona will be takimo place in the next few weeks but we oow^r worry VERY much about THSBC people BECAUSE THEV USUALLY HAVE QUilTE A ^8T OF FUN MAXlPiSi UP AT INTERESTONC PLACES. Tom Anderson oave an account of his trip to Bov®8 State last summer. SPONBORONQ AQENT FOR THIS TYPE CF Rotary is a ACTCVfiTY, BIRTHDAYS Warren Williams John Walker January S January tO WEDDING ANNIV£RSARI£S No vv COD 8 NOB , SriiLL TAK o no • inventory, 9 QUCBd. ROTARY GUESTS Ray ^/b>HLac Jim Tsod JCFFCRY CuLY Marshall Tskonsha Coldwater In*. k. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward . Presided Vice-Presidcnt Secrolary SCHMITT — Treosorer Assistant See'y-Treas- Robert Chorles Scbmilt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Student Program— Axner Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS Thursday MEETINGS of each 636 ROTARY Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright International Wayne Way. Horold Coddington George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinon Charles Bacon 21—R. Nogle 28-A. FaNer Al Butterfieid, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnighl General Secretary, Rotary Irtlernationol SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 Rotary Foundotion— Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richarcl Moore 31—Cian Wilcox Tom CoHlns, Art Lyon Mac McKelth, Conrad Swart 7_H. Teeter 14-R. Show 21—K. Leavcnworlh 17-W. Way Information- Internolional Student Projects- Competitor Relations- Julv-1964 December-1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relotlons— Employer-Employee Relations- 23-M, McKelth 30-T. Skobo 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodward Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean President Rotory International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. SERVICE International Contacts- RUSSELL MOORE, Director INTERNATIONAL 9—F. Neer 16—H. Bent 12—Ai Butterfieid INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE -k DISTRICT 2—J. Klein GEORGE OWERS, Director at 12:15 p. m. ^ Juno—1964 November—1963 5—D. Horris Ernost Luse, Chuck Woodward, Sorgoont-at-Arms- ★ 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 29-W. VanAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kcrr Rotary Information— month ipecial—At the call of the President 1—H. Joseph 8—C. Sworf 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Fritz VanAken Regular—First May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson October—1963 Guests- Olson Roy Mulchahey, Fred Neer 28—R, Loose 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Carlo Helkkinen, William Bobier Public Relations— Owers. 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 10—K. Pearce Loose Roberl Hawiey, Ray Fox Oiin Dully, Don Shorno, Mark Andrews Directori ~ Clydo Williams, Axnor Olson, 7-W. Treat Rural Urban— Membership— April-1964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 3—E. Rayborn Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, John Klein 17—R. Mulchahey 31—S. Bovee 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— John Walker 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemicr Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Magazine- PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Royborn, John Dean Don Horris, Cran Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiier, Jr. March-1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— R. Blringer, H. Bent, Don Harris CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION 1963 - 1964 CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES ~ CLUB SERVICE February—1964 Occupational Information— VInco Kornstein, W. Couiilard SONG Ken Leaveiiworth, Ray Pitts LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING 4—V. Kornstlen LEADERS 18—R. Fox 25-R. Woldron Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to ossisf with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay .. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn Phone No. . 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth _ 278-5358 Harvey G. 278-6843 Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-6821 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma .. . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 £. Chicago St.—Vera . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borboro 278-5234 Wllford Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . 278-6598 278-8933 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.—Dorothy John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Valerie 279-9471 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Charles 278-2864 Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth .. _ Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen -278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma ... 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ... .. 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . ...279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy 278-6501 E, Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth _ _.... 278-2261 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmslead, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna Axnor Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho 279-9492 .. 278-5512 ._ 278-2539 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizobeth .278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R, 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Or.—Berget .. Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.-Ann 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude .1 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Roberl Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arleno Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 . ._.278-4229 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Wilmo 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, Bolavia-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.- 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-5033 278-4468 Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel . Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 .___278:6730 : • The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. I. tf R. Rotary REFLECTOR - i rRCDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED BY '.V ROTARY CLUB o[ Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome MICH. INC. . . .—r— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. 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Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 8.5" x 14" blue paper with blue and black ink Various sizes of white paper with black ink Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector 1964- 1967 Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 4, 1964- March 28, 1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 4, 1964- March 28, 1967 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/fedb7309dd2db2d57b77ec706f290170.pdf b10adb86727b5cd5911a79e1c98c9b11 PDF Text Text '7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OECaSER 2S, 19^3 THIS ft££K we MAO a very fbwe rehobtecn or the Cmrbstmas Leuend ov our own ButterriCLO« It wao nbcclv dome and at least 35 or you weeeEo at entbrely vmbch made bt A RE/U. COIY LBTTLE OATHERflMO, I DO NOT GHBOS YOU FOR BEBNQ OONE BECAUSE TH0S fiS THE SEASON WHEN PEOPLE ARE MOVBNQ ABOUT AND MAY HAVE THEflR PEET UNDER THEIR KONPOLKS BOARD. I 00 HOPE YOU REMEMBER TO MAKE UP. GCTTBNa BACK TO THE PROQRAM, |T BMVOLVED THE Ansel Raphael and the Heavenly Chobr. In hbb ohtroouctoom Proqram Chabrman, Obck Moore, also mcntboned that he was marrbed by Rev, Al which makes him a lbttle BIT UNIQUE 8N THAT MOST OP US HERE LOWO S8NCE MARRIED WHEN Rev, Al CAME TO CoLDWATER, OlCK, HOWEVER, WAS MARRIED AT A PREVBOUS PASTORATE OP Al®8 AT FrEMONT, MICHIGAN. NEXT WEEK we are aoiMs to have somethinq real BNTERESTBNa PROM THE Fourth Estate. Our OWN Seton Bovee is sobns to be the narrator. He says we will have a rather BRflEP talk and then WE ARE TO MAKE A TOUR OP THE CoLDWATER REPORTER PACCLITICS. I OON^T know whether you have seen much OP THIS SORT OP THINS BUT THIS IS A MOST INTERESTINQ OCCUPATION • ALL THE WAY FROM THE WRITINS OP THE MATERIAL TO THE NCWS* PAPER BOY. There arc also wonderful SBDELONES such as ADVeRTISINS, EDITORIALS, AND EVEN THE PUBLIC PULSE. CraN Wbl^X 88 IN CHARQE OP THE PROCRAM UM.E88 HE A6M®T THERE AND THEN YOU M&SHT BE SURPRISED VTHO WILL 8E IN CHARGE OP IT. How many thousand calories did you go over the diet during Christmas? SORRY TIME TO TRY TO St is a real DIET. We note that there as some drum beating oh the next Annual Convention op H.S, The next eONVENTION IS A REAL ACCESSIBLE ONE FOR OUR ClUB IN THAT IT IB TO BE IN ToRONTO June 7«1t, 1964. S suppose >.^8t op our membership at one time or aiwther have been TO Toronto AND 1, for one, pound it to be a real cmarmins city. The hospitality op THE Canadians is probably unmatched. I am tellinq you this because some op you have TO make your plans quite a ways ahead and I would urge THAT YOU TRY TO MAKE IT OVER TO Toronto. St is an easy oay®8 drive prom Coldwater. If you really want to go all OUT YOU COULD VERY EASILY INCORPORATE THIS INTO A TRIP TO THE New YoRK WoRLO^S FaIR. OUKE WOULD PROBABLY BE VERY HAPPY TO HAVE ACTS FOR THE SHOW APPROACH HIM. I SHOULD THINK HE MIGHT LIKE TO HAVE DUETS, TR808, QUARTETS, OR EVEN SOLOISTS. ThERE MUST BE QUITE A PEW THINGS THAT CAN 8E WORKED IN AROUND A GaY NINETIES THEME. It WAS AN ERA OP PLAMBOVANCY IN MUSIC AND DRESS. !t SHOULD Fit THE IlBBITS LIKE A HAND IN A GLOVE. My OBESE FRIEND CONSOLES HERSELF BY SAYING SHE OOCSN^T EAT MUCH FOR A PAT WOMAN. BIRTH0AY3 Ken Putnam Wet Treat Gran Wblcox Ruth Woodward WEDQINQ ANNIVa^ARIES 'h-o OCCCMBSR 30 OeCCMBER 30 Oeocmber 31 January 4 y, j Mao McKcith Ray Mulckahcv Howard Teeter / Q Oeoembcr 31 January 1 January 4 *6oD gives us our paces, BUT we PROVIDE THE EXPRESSION." You will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, t2:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restourant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED CULY, Director MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward ★ R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. John Walker Presidenl VIce-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Secretary Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, Richard Moore, September-1963 3—E. Royborn Owcrs. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Program— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS President Rotary Tntcmotional CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. November—1963 12—Al Butterfield GEORGE OWERS, Director 17-W. Way International Information- 24—Richard Moore 31—Cran Wilcox Jerry Fair, Roy Pofterson Competitor Relations- International Student Proieets— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Mac McKeith, Conrod Swart Employer-Employee RelationsWayne Way, Harold Coddington Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations- Moy-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodword June-1964 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent 23-M. McKelth 30-T. Skobo Jury-1964 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworlh 28—R, Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 28-A. Falter February—1964 KEN PUTNAM, Chairmon Duane Davidson Ken Leavenworlh, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25—R. Waldron SONG LEADERS Vfnco Kornstein, W. Couillard Glenn D. Clork, St. Joseph, Michigan 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAlcen 28—R. Loose 21—R. Nagle A! Buttcrficld, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnighl April-1964 Jonuory—1964 Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- Occupational Information- 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Charles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 17—R. Mulchohey 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee December—1963 Buyer-Seller Relations- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley Internotlonal Contacts- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL 29-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— Normon Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 5—D. Harris VOCATIONAL SERVICE ^ 8—C. Swart Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr at 12:15 p. m. Special—At the call of the President 1—H. Joseph Guests— Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck V/oodward, Fritz VonAken Regular—First Thursday of each month October—1963 Corlo Helkkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- ★ 10—K. Pearee 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Rural Urban- Student 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 7_W. Treat Robert Loose Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald MembershipOlin Dally, Don Shorno, ★ 6—C. Ailemier Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Magazine— John Klein PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety- Don Horris, Cran Wilcox 1963- 1964 ROTARY Everett Royborn, John Dean Club Bulletin- March—1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week— Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION FRED WEEKS COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Ralph Toupolik The above is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you want to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change, Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay 278-5563 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .278-5358 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6821 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Horvey G. .278-6843 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth - . 767-7508 278-2261 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Rotjcrt Nagle, 279-9492 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . Gust C. Burandf, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine Phone No. 278-6033 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma . -... 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbara 278.5234 Phone No. 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia. 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Milford A. McKcilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 273-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol —279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta 278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 182 Morshall St.—Susan Wilford Cooillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K, L. Oimslead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna ....... 278-2539 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 278-2818 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retbo 279-9360 Duone E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E, Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.-Dorothy Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.-Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sl.-Ann . Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh ... ...... Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Oonold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 279-9471 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 .270-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen--278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma.... 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 278-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Ellzobeth .278-2996 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguc St.—Ruth ._ 278-6341 278-6161 Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-3156 278-2451 ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget _. . Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno .... Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Phone No. 278-8942 278.4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr,—Virginia . 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5554 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Willioms, Botovia—LoMoine Lester F. V/iso, R. R. 2—Celia .. Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jeflerson St.—Susie 278-5033 -. 278.4468 Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Notalle 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrio S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .--278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel 278.5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richord Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 John Walker, 33 278-6730 Dougherty—Gretchon— - The COLDWATER Sec. Rotary REFLECTOR i I FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC PUBLISHED BY KOTARY CLUR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Kotarians Always Welcome 34 66 P I * PRAY COLDiATER, MICH. g �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 21, ,^963 I? K , I M./S' y... =• vr. \r^ K iff \ \[\. y. \ Ml '.;.4 THIS W££K wi HAD A nCAi- h!ce talk on Peksonncl Relatio^ss, Thes was oe3,5evkrsd bv Deck SCHULTK A BflONSOH RoTAPiaAN V»10 U8V£S, 0N C^LDWATEf\, Dsck CAVC A STRABOMT FORWARD PRESKNTAT80N or THE PftOBURMS OF PSOPUE AND MANAaE^ENT:. or applbcateon of the Golden Rule. SSNB ron WaVNE WaV. 3? SEEMS L6KE JT DEVELOPa PNtO A MATTER Dick wab bmtrooucco av Harol^ CoDDENaron who was sub* i never did fend out what happened to WAT«r-BUT HE M#88E0 A BOOD TALK, N£XT W£EK PacK Mofflfis bn charge or the Proorak and sa SRBNatMa in aprominent local MethODIST BV THE NAME OF SUTTERFflELD TO SPEAK, TITLE or "A CHRflSTMAS LEQEMO.'* Au SAYS THAT HE 18 OOINB TO WORK UNDER THE ! AM SURE THIS V/|LL, BE VERT NICE AND I WOULD HOPE THAT OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT MIGHT PROVIDE A FEW CHRISTMAS TYPE 6QNQ8, _G£N£R^__ ParsfOEMT Clyde 83 real happy with the unanimous vote or coNriOENCE in the proscct* EO Rotary Show plans. The tbme ds prosasly qoinq to be in April and all or you are coinb to as'^allco upon to do your bst on one way or another. J am a little oisturbbo about Ray Mul* CHAHCV THONKINB WS DON^T DO AS WELL AS THE CHReSTV MfiNBTRELS, t AM NOW THINKINQ THAT EVERYONE SHOULD CERTAliWi.Y KNOW VVHE^• RoTAHY MEETS FOR THE NEXT YEAR. The last tiw maolonss have brouont in a calendar from Presioemt Clyde and also a oertain LUMBER YARD DOWN THE STREET. S8RTHDAYS W£DDif^lG ANNHV£R3ARIES Howard Swan Warner Van Akcn Dec. 22 Charles Bacon Patricia Klein Dec. 24 Oeo. 22 Deo. 25 ROTARY GUESTS OlCK/SiRIMCCR 08 KJ Kst«iuk (Uos) Sumarsono Indonesia Dock Ksrr Gerry Muzzollo Battle CRSEK^y^S> roRT Wayne THE HOSPfiTAL AND APPARENTLY HAS WON A BOUT WITH PNEUMONIA. i hear tell or a horse farm where A HABIT TO bottle FEED YO«MO they are only a few days old. A FOAL AND HIS MUMMY ARE they make COLTS it EVEN WHEN The reason, BOON PARTED. There was a botanist on this same farm WHO OlSCOVCRCO A MEW LOCC ON LEAF... You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:T5 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. •a ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Fellowship- Bob Sweet, John Elsweiler, Jr. Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Walker President AXNER OLSON Secretary Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. August—1963 John Klein Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo 27-C. Sebald Crippled ChildrenCraig Sebold, Richard Moore. September—1963 Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Regular—First Thursdoy of each month ✓ 29-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Gfenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skabo 31—Cion Wilcox SPECIAL Charles Bacon 21 —R. Nagle 28-A. Falter February—1964 Ken leavenworth, Roy Pitts LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING 4—V. Kornstlen SONG LEADERS EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Dovidson 14—C. Heikkinen Rotary Foundation— Al Bullcrfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight Occupational Information— Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillord 28—R. Rumsey January—1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayno Woy, Harold Coddington Four-Way Test- 17-W. Way 24—Richord Mooro Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee Relations— 7—H. Teeler 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworth Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson International Student Projects- Competitor Relations- July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam International Infermotion— Buyer-Seller Relations- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL 12—Ai Butterflold 19-L. Wise Chorles Bacon, Los Woodward ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—F. Neor 16-H. Bent 26—P. Hurley International Contacts— RUSSELL MOORE, Director 2-J. Klein 5—D. Harris SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE * 26—C. Woodward June-1964 November—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director at 12:15 p. m. Special—At the call of the President 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Duke Davidson, Bob Korr Fritz VanAken 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Sorgeant-at-Arms— Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ DIRECTORS MEETINGS Mav-1964 October-1963 Student Guests- Neer 7—W. Treot 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Peoree Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Roy Mulchahey, Fred Rotary Information- April-1964 17—les Woodword 24-M. Rice Roberl Hawley, Ray Fox Program— 17—R. Mulchahey 31—S. Bovee 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban— 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 24—Wm. Bobier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Community Sofety— Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Axner Olson Public Relations- PROGRAMS 6—C. Allcmier Rooert Loose Mark Andrews Owers. OF Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Magazine— ★ Directors — Clyde Witlloms, Axncr Olson, Chorles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George BOARD ROTARY Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 1963-1964 March-1964 1963 - 1964 Director Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 18-R. Fox Duane Davidson 25—R. Waldron The obove is our program schedule for the years 1963'64. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoinf a committee to ossisf with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coidwator-Fay 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kofhryn 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd-—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean 278-6821 .278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 17! Grand St.-Clara._ 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero . 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene--. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane .. 279-9471 ..278-2818 AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 Phone No. 278-8840 NAME H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy €. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaref 767-7508 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mariha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ... — - 279-9551 ...278-2261 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Coroi Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 279-9492 Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 182 Marshall St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine K. L. 0!o:stead, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-5078 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 278-8609 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . 278-2996 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen .... John T. Deon, 59 Ridciemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-6127 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . ... 278-5475 278-2864 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris £. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore 278-8933 .. 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-6788 278 5790 R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillion Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. ST2-5594 278-5714 278-5842 276-4350 Address and Rotary Ann PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Warren Williams, Botavia—LoMoine Bronson 369-4024 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-6393 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.-Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie.. 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague Si.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-W12 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 278-4222 Weissfer Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia The COLDWATER i0®0I Phono No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 1 1 ^ FREDERICK H. fEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDIATER, UICH. INC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best'' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. DECEMBER ^:.'63 MEET8NGS ANO "THE TESTo ^8 BY THAT TOU RCACLV CAN'^T REMAew UNTBU THE MEET 9 NO AD»9aVRN8? 8 8 9T TO WA3.K OUT ON THE SPEAKEA WHO TAOM VOU? 08 OBVBNQ HOO TOME WtltL CT BU 0UO TO ONrORM OR ENTER^ ^^S.. ANO BETTER FRflEND*. TO 8i.OOHT voun HOST, THE Cuus7 Wlt»U IT BEMerflT TOUR FELLOW CLUB MEMBERS. THEOR QUESTS, AMD OTHER V089TOR8 TO SEE VOU LEAVE EARLV? - RotART Wheel, the Rotarv Club or Blue Sslano, 3ll., U.S.A. ims WEEK. The above was real ARPRORR9ate roR our last MCsreMo. The RROQRAM WAS BROUQHT TO US 8V Al BuTTERrOELD WHO 08 ChASRMAN OF OUR RoTARV Foundation Commhttec, The speaker was Roonnoo Jaramollo a natuvc or Columbia, South America, currcntlv stuotbnq economocs at Western Mschcsan Unhversstv. His Enolbsh, though not totallv rLUEMT, WAS such that he was QUOTE CA8V TO FOLLOW AND HE QERTAONLV GAVE US SOME CNSOOHT ON THE PROBLEMS or H98 COUNTRV, HE WAS CANOflO BN HilS THOUGHTS ON POLOTDCB, EOUCATaON, AND ECONOMBOS. CeRTASNLY THE PROBLEM OF ILLiTERACV |6 VERY LARGE ©UT IT WOULD SEEM THAT THE EXPORT-flMPORT BALANCE 6B THE MOST CRflTOCAL. I AM NOT AN CCONOM08T BUT WHEN YOU COME RIGHT DOWN TO OT THD8 6.3 THE B680E8T PROBLEM BN ALL International rclatsonshifs. It was a oood meeting and we thank Al BuTTERFflCLO FOR MAKING THE NECESSARY ARRANQEMCWT8. OuR BELOVED SerOEANT-AT-ArmS COLLEQTEO ALMOST ENOUGH TO KEEP HOM IN SCHOOL ANOTHER SEMESTER. BE Th88 COULD FURTHER ENHANCED BY SOME SUflTABLE FUND LDKf $^.00 PER TOME FOR EARLY LEAVERS. NDCT vVEEK. PROGRAM. I won't be around next week and it looks lcke I will mass a good The 6U9.^ECT 66 GOflWG TO KING* MANY STORES, FACTOR0E8, AROUND PERSONNEL ReLATUONSHOPS, ANO AQCNCIES TH66 08 THE NuMBER OnE PROBLEM. In WaVNS Way has charge of thus sstuataon and as deing a lottle bit mtsteroous about THE WHOLE THflWQ, ThE'ONLY THONG 1 aM REALL" SURE OF gi. THAT HE DOES HAVE A speaker on the suauEcJr or personnel relatoonb. He, also, BuaQEara that it SHOULD COST MORE THAN A QUARTER TO EAT AND RUN. Most OF US ARC broadmonded; In an argument we see both POfNtS of view, The one that is wrong and our own! BIRTHDAYS Robert Naglc Gust Burandt Annctta Moore Mac McKeitm December 16 Dcocmser 18 OCCEMBCR tS December Z% WFDO^NG ANNIVFRSARIES Al Buttcrfocld Oeoember 21 Lawrence Werner Eo Nowbcko Bronbon ROTARY GUESTS Ncls Weber Ray Smoth Brokson Bronson Bronson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUfNCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. J0NE5VILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stafe Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES MICH. R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary SCHMITT . _ Treosorer OF Carlo Heikkinen, William Bebier Roy Mulchohey, Fred Ncer MEETINGS ^ A- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 15—Ernest Luse 2-J. Klein Erneit Luse, Chuck Woodward, SERVICE Don Wright Charles Bocon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director International 28—R. Rumsoy 24—Jlicharcl Moore 31—Cron Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS International Student Projects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Woy, Harold Coddington 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Way information- Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Rolotions— Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean Competitor Relotions— Mac McKeilh, Conrod Swart July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom International Contacts- Webb Treat, Harold McKnlght 23-M. McKelth 30-T, Skabo 19-L. Wise 26-P. Hurley GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, Four-Way Test- 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent 12—Al Buttcrfield INTERNATIONAL Sergeont-ot •Arms- Employer-Employee Relations- June-1964 November—1963 5—D. Harris Rotary Information— VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speciol—At the call of the President 19-T, Collins 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Duke Dovidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart Youth- Public Relations- Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. Mav-1964 October—1963 Axner Olson ★ BOARD 17—les Woodward Student Guests- Program— Owcrs. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 10—K. Pcorco 1—H. Joseph Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axncr Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Olin Dally, Don Shorno, April-1964 7—W. Treol Rural Urban- Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treas. 27-C. Sebald September—1963 3—E. Rayborn Robert Loose John Klein 24—Wm. Bobier 31—5. Bovee 6—C. Aliemicr 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, John Walker 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchohey August—1963 Crippled Children— Magazine— PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cron Wileox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. - President Vice-President ROTARY Community Safety- Club Bulletin- 1963 - 1964 March—1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' ond Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward OFFICERS BY ELECTION FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Classification— CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Attendance— * CHARLES - FRED CULY, Director January—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—0. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R. Nogle Rotary Foundotion— A! Buttcrfield, Les Wise 28-A. Follor February—1964 Occupational information— VInce Kornstein, W. Couillard Ken Leovenworlh, Ray Pitts LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associatians— SPRING 4—V. Kornsflen SONG LEADERS 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waidfon Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you want to change dates with onothcr member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Aliemicr, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay . Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kafhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Morjorie 278-6033 278-535S .278-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 278-6843 N. Circle Dr.—Esther ... Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret.... Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora ..278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine.. .._ 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmo - . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero .278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 NAME Address and Rotary Ann AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . H. Vincent Kornsticn, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Cl.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 3. Cloy St. ... Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren WMIioms, Batavia—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 .Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrisor* Lake—Barbara 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen .. 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma .. 278-6788 278 5790 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.-Retho .... 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 ... 279-9360 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth _ .. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgio C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillian 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5585 278-4243 278-5494 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-5033 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel .... Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann... 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John.-Walkor, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-5412 278-6730 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad. Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5842 278-4350 Janean — i rREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IMC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R Rotary REFLECTOR Visiting liotarians Always Welcome 278-5554 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth The COLDWATER ELK'S TEMPLE 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta George Owcrs, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobeth 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . - .. 278-2979 . 278-8942 278-4222 ...278-4229 278-2947 Robert Nogle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No, 2-Rulh - Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris . E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzanna Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane . Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-5909 Address ond Rolory Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret .767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ... 278-6054 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie NAME COLDWATER, MICH. �'7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. DSCSWEjcK 7 a THiS LAST WEEK most of vou were qone somewhere or other (J thoookt the huntcno SEASON VJAS over) AND VOU M888CD A QOOO PROORAM* ThCS CAME ONOER THE HSAO&NO OF .1' PHVeOCAi. CtftTUBK AND WAS PUT ON BY DCN SkORNO WHO BR0Ui3HT 8W WaVNE KELtOOO AMD FOUR OF H08 VarsSTY '.VreSTB^ERS FROM Coi,DV?ATS« Hjoh ScHCOt.. WaYNE QAVE A SHORT RESUME OF WRESTLONO HOSTORY AND PROCEOURE, AbOUT THSS T9ME HflS FOUR VaRSDTV WRCSTS.SRS APPEARS 6N TKEDR RED UNDERWEAR AND 'WHUTE B6K8Ni)8 SOME OF THE HOUOS (kouTS TO VOU COUNTRY BOYS), THAT STUFF THEY USE FOR F^?,t.ER8 ON TC«„6Vli880Ne WASN^T FOR WRSSTLONa AND DEMONSTRATED ThIS 88 U0T6 OBFFEREMT THAN YoO HAVE TO AOMOT THAT OF «T AND DEER W9TH AM ASSBST FROM THE PRDBASLY WOULD MCVEB HAVE MAD TELEV8880N, •* CDQARETYE ONDUSTRV T#E AMyWAV VOU STRETCH CT, 8T WAS A 0000 PROGRAM* NEXT WEEK, Now HERE* dear NEOQHEORS, oe what 5 LOKE, I WA8N®T EV'EN OUOTE sure WHO HAD THE PRCQRAM^BECAUSE WE GET THE SHOW FOULED UP WHAT WOTM THE TRAOBNQ AROUND BACK AND FORTH, WHEN UP COMES Al BuTTERFaCLb WfiTH A WEATLV TVPSO CARD TELLfiNO WHAT H88 PROGRAM WCLL BE. Al B« Q08NG"TO"PRESENTA ftOTARY pOUNOATCON "FELLOS-SyRR^NTLV 6TUDY6MQ AT WESTERN MOCHDQAN UnBVERS8TV*~"" Hs -13^TO BE ONE RoDRBOO JARAMBU3~7r-Npr?-&V£__SF CoUOMSBA. Tw68 18 A COUNTRY ON THE NORTH PART OF South Amerbca whsch sums up about all that 1 know about ot, S am hopong that Roorbgo can enlbghten us some* St is a shame that "rost of us.know so very little . GEOGRAPHY* ^ GENERAL*., Did you know that from 19^7 (bmmediatelv followdmg the death of Paul Harris) through July of 19^3* 1,29^ men and 430 women were awarded Rotary FoUNOATBON FeLLOWSHOPS for InTERNATBONAL UnOERSTANOING AMOUNTaND TO A TOTAL OF $4,447,456, S, ALONG WBTH a GOOD ^.1ANV OF VOU, ATTENDED THE SwEST ADELINE SHOW OVER THE WEEKarENO AND i THOUGHT THAT THE DlRLS DID REAL WELL. 8t SHOWED THAT A LOT OF WORK HADBECM PUT Vn and that the OBRECTINS was right ON THE BALL. S NOTICED OUR UlRECTOR OF Shows Ed HoLTZ SOTTBNQ over a few beats stroking H88 CHCN. SNDfoENTALLV, THE TsBBBTB 118 STILL IN THE RAW BUT 9T WAS WARM, DOON^T SMELL LfiKE A GOAT AND i THBNK GENERALLY THE OlO OPERY HouBE HAS POSSBBSLST8EB, We MEA« THE 8T0RV OF A QCOLOGgST eOABTlNG OF CMAWG8NQ THE BEHAV0OR PATTERNS OF RODENTS, The EKCUSE, of course, was THAT HE WAS PULtaNG HAQ0T8 OUT OF RATS, As IF THAT WEREN^T ENOUGH, 'H£ HAD A FATHER BEFORE HOM WHO HAD A «aOB OURING THE It WA3 H88 WAY OF CONTRaBUTBNO DEPRESSION '.SKBNNENQ £El8 ON A GoVCRNUSNT LABORATORY. TO THE Nude £cl, - SmTHDAYS Don Harris Emily Lcavenworth Don Skorno Ed Holtz Oecember OeCEMBER Oecemscr December 8 12 12 12 WEDDKNG ANN2YERSAR5ES None ROTARY GUESTS Jack Somafer LC'U' OflCK SCHULTZ QeoRGE Kubbaro Boll Whaley £o Uland Ol9f Lundgren Jerry Garber Bronson Bronson Union City Kokouo, Indiana CoLOWATER Oetroot Muskegon You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE ~ Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESViLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Sta>e Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Boys' and Girts' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Deon August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward CIossiRcation— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES ~ CLUB SERVICE R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— 1963 - 1964 Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON .. President VIco-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES John Wolker SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Mark Andrews Axner Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Coly, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ★ International INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evansion, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St, Joseph, Michigan SERVICE Four-Way Test- 21—K. Loovenworth 17-W. Way 28—R. Rumsey 24—RIchord Moore 31—Ctan Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January-1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' N1TE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagle 28-A. Follor Al Buttcrfieid, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnighf 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 3—D. Shorno Rotary Foundation- Wciyno Woy. Harold Coddington 30-T. Skobo July-1964 10—K. Putnam Information- Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations— 23—M. McKeith December—1963 International Student Projects- Competitor RelationsMac McKeiih, Conrad Swart 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent 26-P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean •k Jone-1964 5—D. Harris 12—Al Buttcrfieid 19-L. Wise Charles Bocon, Lcs Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- 19-T. Collins November—1963 International Contacts- RUSSELL MOORE, Director ^Special—At the call of the President 26—C. Woodward 29-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 8—C. Swart 22—H. Goodholm GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Normon Moore, Bob Nogle, October-1963 15—Ernest Luse Ernest Luso, Chuck Woodward, Regular—First Thursday oF each month at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Urban— Youth- Fritz VonAken 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 24—M. Rice Olson Sergeant-at-Arms- April-1964 10—K. Pearce 17—Les Woodward Loose Carlo Heikkinen, Wllliom Bobier Ray Mulchahcy, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Owcrs. 17—R. Mulchohey 31—S. Bovee 7-W. Treat Student Guests- Public Relations- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24—Wm. Bobier 3—E. Rayborn Roberl Howiey, Ray Fox Progrom— Direetors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 27-C. Sebald September-1963 Rural Membership— Assistant Soc'y-Treas- Rolph Toupolik, Torg Skabo Crippled ChildrenCroig Scbaid, Richard Moore. Robert Magazine— Secretary PROGRAMS 6—C. Ailemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. V/eeks Community Safety— Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION Mareh-1964 1963 - 1964 February—1964 Occupational Information— SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornsfein, W. Coulllard KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworih, Ray Pitts Ouane Davidson SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Deon NITE Rolph Toupallk 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64, If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special progroms, such os ladies' Night, moy oppoini a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Choirmon — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S, Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. —Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-6843 278-8086 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Morjorle Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgorel Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero _ 278-6821 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane _ Ouane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.-Lucille 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sl.-Ann . ... ... Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte 278-8933 278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie Chorles Fiskc, R. R. No. 2-Rulh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5909 273-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen. .278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Ailoen 278-6687 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo .. 278 5790 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148- Patrieia . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy... . E. Ken Leavenworfh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. 767-7508 R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .. Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Mooro, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Suson 278-5078 279-9492 K. 278-2539 Fred Neer, 203 W, Chicago—Ernestine I. Olmsteod, 70 278-5512 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Rotha . 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. ._ .. 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mol Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillion 278-8156 . .. 278-2451 -..ST2-5594 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Ellzobeth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Roberl E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget . Cralg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito Robert E. Show, 106 Grand Sl.-Ann 278-2996 . 278-5006 278-5714 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Loke—Suzonno 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4159 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy Wesley Wilbur, 144 $.• Clay St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-5494 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, Botovio-loMoine Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly 278-5033 Roberl G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 279-9428 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hozel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-8318 278-2930 278-5342 278-6316 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-4198 278-W12 Joneon Notary REFLECTOR 1 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Visiting Hotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 ..... 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER ELK'S TEMPLE Phone No. 278-8942 COLDWATER, MICH, IMC, 278-5091 278-6730 �'7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NOVFN^PER 30„ .1963 THiS NBC£ QU GENTL£mN HE SAYii (At least Than 08o sav Gehtleman) THIS WEEKa Rev, Wbllbam Harrswoton «?a8 srouqht to us er Paul HuRLCr„ REVo HaRRINOTON gave a vert NflCE TALK WITH iHANKSQBVDNa AS THE THEME, The TSTLC or HSS PRESeNTATSOH WAS "ThONK and ThaMKs" Certabnlv, \t£ NCCO TO STRENOTHCN OUR AmCR8CAN88M AND THE TRAQSC EVENTS OF LAST WEEK SHOULO (INOeCfATE BN WHAT HSOH RESARO OUR COUNTRV 88 HELD BV OTHER NaTBONS. MaVBC we OURSELVES SHOULD HAVE THE SAME HfiOH REOARO FOR OUR NATIVE LAND. We THANK Paul for BRONOBNa Rev. Harrsnqvon to us, NEXT WEEKb Ws are goinq to have an abrupt ohanoe of pace. Knowbho that Doctor Smorno had the frooram I parked mv wheel ohasr besboe him and ATTEMPTED TO FIND OUT WHAT THE FROORAM 18 QOINO TO BE. F|RST, HE MADE OUT lake he was aoUNO TO HOLD A FREE EXTRACTION CLINIC. I THINK HIQHT AWAV HE COULD BENBE THAT 3 OIDM^T 00 FOR THE IDEA 60 HE HA8TILV CHANQEO MSB PROORAM. WhaT HE 88 RCALLV OOINO TO OO. UNLESS THERE ARE OTHER CHAMQEB FOR WHDCM WE ACCEPT MO RESPONBIBILOTV, fiS TO PRESENT A WRESTLJNO SHOW. Now, DEAR NSaOHBORS. 00 NOT GET THIS CONFUSED W8TM THE HUO AND ORUNT OSAMA VOU HAVE SEEN ON TELEVISflON AND PCRSBH THE THOUOMT IN PERSON, TmBS WIlL BE EDUCATEO TVPE I NTSR«-a CHOLASTO C WRESTLBHO AS PERFORMED BV OUR LOCAL 1^0 OH SCHOOL VOUtH WITH SOME DEMONSTRATiONS BV CoLOWATCR Hibh SchOOL VaRSITV WrEBTLCRB ALONO WITH THEIR COACHflNO 8TaFF„ BIRTHDAYS Howard Teeter Bob Sweet pRflTz Van Akem OeCCMBCR 1 OCCEMBCR 2 December 2 WEQDtNG ANNSV£RSARIES Tom Collins Fred Nser December 1 Jacob Luowbck Bob Pemnell Clarence Snvoer Bronson Bronson Bronson Battle Creek Coldwater December 5 ROTARY GUESTS OiCK Kerr Bovd Wioosnb You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HIUSDALE ~ Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONE5VILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER. MICH, Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ OFFICERS R. Sfringer, H, Bent, Don Harris BY CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY - President Vice-Presldent Secretory SCHMITT John Wolker Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Owers. Mrs. Groce PoKerson — Organist DIRECTORS MEETINGS ^ * INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Moans, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 5—R. Bifinger 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm June-1964 29-W. VanAken Youth- 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr November—1963 9—F, Neer 16—H. Bent 5—D. Harris 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skabo 12—AI Butlerfield Fritz VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright 19-L. Wise 26-P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodward International Informotlen— SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Dovidson Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- Wayne Woy. Harold Coddington 14—C. Helkklnen Charles Bacon 28-A. Faller Al Buttcrficid, Lcs Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight FALL LADIES' NITE 21—R. Nogle Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cton Wilcox International Student Projects- Competitor RelationsMac McKcitb, Conrad Swart 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 21—K. Leavenworth 24—Richard Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relations- Julv-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam 17-W, Wov International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director February—1964 Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworfh, Roy Pitts Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Deon le-R. Fox 25—R. Woldron KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornsticn SONG LEADERS Vince Kornstein, W. Couillord Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan May-1964 October—1963 Carlo Helkklnen, William Bobler Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 10—K. Pecrce 17—Les Woodward Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, ★ peciol—At the cell of the President 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 24—M. Rice Sergeant-at-Arms— Regulor—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Siudeitt Guests- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- ★ April-1964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Axner Olson 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. ifovee 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Roberl Howley, Ray Fox Public Relations- 17—R. Mulchahey Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Program— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell 10—K. Olmsteud Rural Urban- Mark Andrews 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS Crippled Children— Cralg Scbald, Richard Moore, Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Asslstont See'y-Troos. OF August—1963 RoDort Loose John Klein ★ BOARD Boys' and Girls' Week— Everelt Rayborn, John Dean Magazine— Treasurer FRED WEEKS ROTARY Don Harris, Cran Wllcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Elsweiier, Jr. March—1964 1963 - 1964 Director Community Safety- Club Bulletin- ELECTION 1963 - 1964 CHARLES FRED ANDERSON, The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd,—Morjorle 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Harvey .278-6843 G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairflold Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma - . Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera . NAME Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy- 278-5386 .278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 279-9471 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris.-.. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 John T. Dean, 59 Ridqomoor Rd.—Valerie Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmc L. Olmsteod, 70 Marshall St.—Edno . - . 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 .-. -.-279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Everett 278-8156 Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen--278-411S 278-6788 278-5078 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-5942 278-6687 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . 278-2996 Robert Hawley, if. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara .278-8909 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.~Relha 278-8933 Harry Joseph, 383 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 K. 278-5909 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairflold Dr.—Alleen Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-6054 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-8840 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoref 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . -278-2261 278-8086 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen . Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ...... 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 Tom Collins, 13 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone Address and Rotary Ann AXNER OLSON, Pre - - • Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9360 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Address and Rolory Ann ..278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia - 278-4222 278-2841 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beotriee 273-4159 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull 5t,-Dorothy 278-5494 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay Si 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy . .. 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo 278-8236 Warren Williams, Bafavia—laMoine Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall Si. 278-5033 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-4468 Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Nololie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazol Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora. 278-6316 278-4350 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen 278-5842 Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R, 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278 5790 278-2790 NAME 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 4} The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR t \ rREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, CQUDIATER, WXCH. PUBLISHED BY { ^ ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome INC, % �""He Profits Most Who Serues Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 23. 1963 MIRROR ORAMA WSTH an ALL-STAR cast iaiO!,TEO us omto a better RERSOhlAfi, awareness OP THE MEANfiWG 0? RoTARV PrDNCSPIUSSc ErnSEOs PROGRAM VVCTH VAROATDOWS MOOMT WEtU BE PART OP AM ANNUAL PRO^fECT ON CuUB . EVALUATDON AND BETTERMENT AnVWAV. TO THE 25 OP VOU WHO MOSSED OR LEFT EARLY ASK NEXT WEEK ABOUT «JoS OOAN ApPtE Grower" or the SMVostBitE "Four-Wav Woodward", or "Evert Rotarian an Esample TO Youth," OUR THANKSGSViNG program next week wflLi. come from the Worthwest .• about 300 feet THAT 08 - WHEN PaUU HorLEV 8NTROOUCS8 PaSTOR HaRROWQTDN OF THE FBRBT BapTOST ChURCH. Ediitor Don as wow (at thcs 4:00 P.M. wrbtsnq) "enjoveng" sucoessfuu cokvauescence FROM A PRB-HoLDOAV CARVBNG BV ChUCK, At LEAST KE^S KOPfiNG () T VVOLU BE "BSNEFECEAL TO All Concerneo«. Whole dssplavbng kbs "Purple Heart" (color and placement medoCALLV 8NACCURATE} HE®S ASKONO "hOW THAT HORSE EVER GOT ON THE ELEVATOR?" THAT ROCKED HfiM, THAT SSt TmE ONE 100 YEARS ^ LbncoLN spoke HSS OMMORTAL words at GeTT¥88URG, HBS REFEflSNCE TO A OOVCRNMEWT OF THE PEOPLE, B¥ THE PEOPLE, AND FOR T^E PEOPLE** SS ESPEC11M.LY PERTlNCNT TODAV, CrGTOCOSM OF ALL GOVERNMENT FABR OR UNFAOR, dJOST OR UNiJUST, 8NF0RMSD OR UNONFORMED, 8ELF98H OR UMSELFDSM, HAS BECOME A NATOONAL PAESTOME. LONCOLMOs WORDS REMBNO US THAT, EVEN THOUGH TH88 RflOHT ItS BASflC TO OUR FREEDOMS, WE MCGHT 00 WELL " TO CONSODER THAT EVERT CARELESS M0S8LE THROWN AT "GOVERNMENT*' 08 A BOOMERANG - FOR '*®' wlE GOVERNMENT AS WELL AS THE GOVERWEO, arl^rr!; " "D"" ^0" ««0W that the idea or A FoUNOATdON STARTED BN 19^7 AND FROM THEN UNTBL TWOS JULV THE TOTAL RECEBVEO WAS $9,633,600?" No Task as Smpossosle - For the man who ooesm®t have to trv 8t, 8SRTH0AYS Susan Naqle Gladys Van Aksn November 24 November 30 WEDOmG. ANNiVEf^ARaES Rot Patterson Harvey Bent November 26 November 30 ROTARY GUESTS Elmer Houqhton Bronson Bronson Bronson Chelsea Bronson Morrds Wood Bert Ward Dale SWbth Wendell Hathawav Ray Mohl«e Harold Smoth Marshall COLOWATCR Ralph G. Archer Stollwater, Okla. Dock Kerr Battle Creek Coldwater Tom Anderson You Will Always Be Welcome of These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION ~ Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ OFFICERS FRED ANDERSON, R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris . CHARLES President SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist MEETINGS at 12:15 ^ DISTRICT INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan November—1963 9—F. Neer 16—H. Bent 5—D. Horris INTERNATIONAL Sergeont-at-Arms— Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright SERVICE International information- 31—Ctan Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon 28-A. Faller Al Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 7—D. Davidson 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore Tom Collins, Aft Lyon Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 14-R. Show 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Woy International Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations- 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrod Swart July-1964 December—1963 Charles Bacon, Les Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 30-T. Skabo 26—P. Hurley International Contacts— Buyer-Seller Relations- 23-M. McKeith 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise GEORGE OWERS, Director Horold Goodholm, Dale Dean 636 ROTARY June—1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr VOCATIONAL SERVICE * 26—C. Woodward 29-W. VanAken Youth- p. m. pecial—At the call of the President 19—T, Collins 8—C. Swarf Ernest Lose, Chuck Woodward, ★ 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm Rotary Information- Regular—First Thursday of each month Mav-1964 October-1963 Carlo Holkkinen, William Bobier Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 17—Les Woodward 24-M, Rice Student Guests- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer ★ OF 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearce Loose Olson Public Relations— Owers. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VonAkHn 1—H. Joseph Program— Axner April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews ★ 17—R. Mulchahey 31—S. Bovee 27-C, Sebald Rural Urban— Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Director* — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George BOARD Rooert February—1964 Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pitts LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—0. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING 4—V. Kornsfien SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsfead 24—Wm. Bobier September—1963 Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, Magozine— PROGRAMS 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— John Walker Vice-Presldent Secretory FRED WEEKS August—1963 Rolph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Fellowship— Bob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Don Harris, Cron Wilcox 1963- 1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS ROTARY Community Safety- Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION March-1964 1963 - 1964 Director 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron Duane Davidson The above Is our program schedule for the years 1963-64, If you want to change dates with o'nother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Phone No. NAME 278-5563 -.278-6033 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5358 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6843 .278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-4486 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Address and Rotary Atin Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Patricia-.... H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert loose—R. Ernest W. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweM Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila 278-5078 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 278-2539 279-9360 279-9492 278-5512 278-8609 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobeth .278-2996 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-6127 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.-Virgie 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8154 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5318 278-6517 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 1903 Kibby 278-2451 Rd,, Jackson—Lillian 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ... 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-2947 278-2261 279-9551 278-6769 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 Phone No. 767-7508 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ._ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth .. Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W, Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Robert Nogle, 182 MorshaM St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine NAME Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4243 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy 278-4159 273-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Vingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .—278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel .... Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— 278-5165 Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora .278-8909 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma . 278-6788 278 5790 278-5842 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.-Elaine 278-6311 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen--278-4115 Janean The COLDWATER I FREDERICK H. ITEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLUIATER, MICH. PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5091 278-4198 INC �"lie Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. :6, ;965 GENERAL QuCTE a rCW ABSENT 8ECAUSI Of HUNTONO, We HO have woNoeneo a lottle bgt about OOOBT, I WAS HAPfT TO SEC THAT QUfiTC A resr of the ASseNTcsa have Aa.READV made Uf 1 ANO . A Rotary Club. 1 HAVE SEEN THEM AT THE ENTRANCES or as 70 nest Wflvto be HOPCO that more Of THE • soons LCAOaNO ONTO THE TOWN. Wg MEAN THOSE ROUND OOfiWMEELS THAT ONDOGATE THAT COLOWATER HAS I am sure that most or you C0T8E8 AND TCWNS CH AwERPCA., TO OTHER 8 OUESS THE Chamber of Commerce as ooonq to put our LAST WEEK LSTyLs EMBLBMp ALONO W§TH THOSE Of SOME OMR fftOttRAM WAS SnOUQMT VO US ST KEN PuTNAM^ OTHER ORQANDZATOONS, ON SOME KOND Of A TOTEM '.V« HAD A TRCf THROUGH PuROPC BT Si,DOE ANO THE POLE WHeCH V;8LL ALSO AOVBSE Of THE WORLW narratoon Of Rev„ Verhon Sm8TM(. ChAMPBONSHOP OCAN*KeRR TEAM. He pretty W£»»W COVERED THE WATERfftOMT OH EuROPEp ANO AT NCaSHSORs THAT AON^T EASV* CNOUQH 8 REMEMBER OWE V3MB AlvMOST CRCAtflNO AM InTERNAT 80NAU 8NC8-» Of THE THERMOMETER AND YOU TO SET POSTS AffABRS SOQN Ce NOT -ftOUNa UP TO 8 TOOK A LOOK CAN 8T0LL EXCAVATE BUT LAST THBS STATE VERY: LONB. OENT TRVONS TO SET A DR9NH Of WATER AN i don't really know yjHAT 8 AM W0RRY8NQ ABOUT HoJ^^tANOo Water «8'soMCTHflNO that paIcIUQ f«0M Heaven and ee used for SATMSMa cm the BCCAUSC THfiS more ENLBaMTEMED PARTS Of EuROfS, Ng;>CT W£EK ErNSE Lu6C has the PROSRAM ANO 06 aODNO TO WELL, HAS BEEN CODNO ON fOR ABOUT. NOT QU6TE TWO YEARS, Al BuTTERfGEUO 08 CELSaRAT0NO HB8 25TH YEAR Of PREACHSNQ THE WoRD Of THE LoRD THRS COMONO Sunday. There as an open house at the Metho* oasT Church sn the AfTCRNOON, PUT ON A DRAMA TflTEEO "AcCEfTED WSTH REORSTS.*f ErM8C as THE fROOUOSR, THE OIRECTORv WAV / ,AV THE tCADp ANO 8 OON'^T KNOW WHO WSUL DO THE OHORCQflAPKV« ThOS SOUNDS LIKE CT WOUt-D HAVE A CAST Of THOLiSANCS. AcTUAC'^'r^ THERE OML* be... j 2 or TKSfil^ 86ze Sr as "economy' WHtCH MEANS THE LARfiE 8N SOAP fALKEO AND THE AUTO. Bif?rH!3AyS Martha Kerr Dorothy Way ^AMONG THE EnQUOSH {.ANOUAOES many PUZZUDNQ WORDS We UNDERSTAND THAT ChUCK SACON 08 THE MAN 9N CHAROe Of THE PSRU EnTCRCHANQE. SOZE SN tt STRETCH PANTS SET ANY T5QHTER THEV WSV*BE REPLACED WfiTH SPRAY PAONT, November 20 Novsmser 22 WEDQENG AN.\U7£RSAR6£S Boa Sweet November 20 ROTARY GUESTS PROBABLV ^RoAj r'AT/F SS' &Aat H^oc>£is Ken Yesh Llovo Phollops £o NowoC'xa Jacob Globs Bronson BroN80W~ Brqnson New /V£>rTW^^ You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Moneioy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stale Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. CfiTY �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- Fellowship- Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS President AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Secretory SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Robert Magazine— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, Don Wright International RUSSELL MOORE, Director 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michlgon December—1963 3—D. Shorno Contacts— Employer-Employee RelationsWayne Way. Harold Coddinglon 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Woy 24—Richard Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson 31—Cian Wileox January—1964 Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundation- 28-A. Foller Al Bulterfield, Les Wise Wsbb Treat, Horold MeKnight FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Dovidson 14—C. Helkkinen Tom Collins, Art Lyon Four-Way Tost— 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS International Student Proiects— Competitor RelationsMac McKcilh, Conrod Swart 30-T. Skobo July-1964 International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- 23-M. McKeith 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley Chorles Bacon, Les Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean DISTRICT 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent November—1963 VanAken ★ June—1964 29-W. VanAken 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfleld at 12:15 p. m. pedal—At the coll of the President 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 22—K. Goodholm Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Potierson 1—H. Joseph 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Fritz Mav-1964 October—1963 Rotary informolion— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonist 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Owers. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 10—K. Pearce Loose Carlo Helkkinen, William Bobier Axncr Olson Public Relations— Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Student Guests- Progrom— 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Robert Hawley, Roy Fox Mark Andrews 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier 13—J. Fair 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Rural Urban- Membership— Clip Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant See'y-Treos. 17—R. Mulehohey August—1963 Croig Sebald, Richord Moore, John Wolker Viee-President 3—M, Andrews PROGRAMS 10-K. Olmstead Community Safety— Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cran Wileox 1963 . 1964 ROTARY Everett Rayborn, John Dean R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris March-1964 1963 - 1964 Director Beys' and Girls' Week- Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director February—1964 Occupational Information— SONG Vince Kornstein, W. Couillard KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leavenworlh, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—0. Dean LEADERS Ralph Toupalik 13—R. Fox 25-R. Woldron Duone Davidson The obove is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge- Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter-Fay . Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mark .. 278-6033 S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles 278-5353 Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mnriorle 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon . William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret ... Seton 278-5563 Bovee, 171 278-5386 Grand St.—Clara . 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Bulterfield, 31 278-6843 278-8086 Edison Ct.—Thelmci . 278-4486 . . 278-2854 Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vero - 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillard. 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene . 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane ._ Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 279-9471 ... .. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfisid Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . . Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 . 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E, Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Borbaro . 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen. .278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiimo 278-6687 278-6736 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricio ._ __ .. . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Phone No. 278-8840 -- 279-9551 278-6501 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Suson Address and Rotary Ann 278-8942 278-4222 278-2641 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanne Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R, R. 2-Glodys 278-5554 278-5585 .278-4243 278-6769 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrico Wesley Wilbur, 144 S, Cloy St. . .- Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine - 278-5512 K. L. Olmsteod, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axnor Olson. 304 Grand St,—Retho 278-2539 ... 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-2979 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .. 278-2996 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcogo-Eileen 278-2127 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-8238 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 B, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4468 278-6393 Mcl Rice, ST2-5594 Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E, Chicago Rd.—Nolo-_ 278-4086 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 276-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 5. Sprogue St.-Hazel Janeon. Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDWATER, HIGH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB £>/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M, .. . Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-_6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICiC H. TEMPLE 278-2612 ..Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R, R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Votary REFLECTOR ELK'S 278-4029 Clyde Willioms, R. R. l-Wilma. Warren Willioms, Balavia—laMoine 278-4229 278-4159 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Ativays Welcome Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MeKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Corol NAME �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the l). S. A. c::s 9, I ^ Th£ CocbwATT r Rctahy Ch,l t S8 SADocwro THne wecK or ^ TWC IfWTIMCL' fASSSNQ OF C hARLES FftSKEc ^CONVET OUR S^MFATwy TO RlTH, Wc'W88H TO AND ToM, CmAI^«C . WA8 A HAFFV «OOOD FKE4,CR' WHOSE PHC8ENCE WJ^t. BE • M888CO NOT ONa./ 8N f^TAR/ BUT &N THE G0HMUN8TV AT • 8.AR0Co — --- —• - - ■ LAST iVEEK iVe had a BeAs. FJHC TOUR oif A MAJOR I.C :ai!. snoustbt. Everett Ravbobn took ua THROUOH H!8 Ai.um,num factorv and I TE1.W TOO. NE.a„aoR. THfS ga NO BMAU, Twtr.^l^LIL'''""'® laboer. The tnjno that imf-hessed me js the amount of etEcTRowec oadoetrv that is SMVot-veo and 1 BUES8 CNSTAl,!. 1 AMOOINS TO HAVE TO OiVC A TIP OF THE HAT TO SoB SwEET FOR KNORINO 8To HOW TO N£XT '.VEgK Ws: ARE GO0NQ TO TOUR EuroPE As' THE OUEfiTS OF KCW PwTNA«o LeST ANY OF YOU B-T AftR83CK OOW T WOftR- ABOUT 8T„ WHAT HE B8 REAIi,tV QOSNO TO 00 98 TO eRSNQ RCV Vefinon Smstm of .the. Presbytersan Church over to talk about has recent trjp TO THE OTHSa SSOE OF THE AtlANT9C. We BELOEVS THAT THERE WILL AL80 BE SOME 8L3CC8 SHOWN AND THUS SHOULD BE QUOTE SNTEHESTPNOo general GOCO THONO HAPPEN THflS WEEKo this f^fSAOONQ B CLASaiiFY WIINNIWO A 0ONO flSBUE FOR THE LOCAL JuNJOR HsoH^ UnDER 9f VOU ARE BMTSRE07EO ON A REAL FlNS WSKTER VADATBONp LSSTEN TO TH38„ OSSTRflCT 636 AND DjSTRSOT O'fOj, THE I ATVEft B5(N0 THE DH8TR9CT OfJMCOOATELy TO OUR £a8T ARC SPONSORONO A FLV5NC TRIP TO SoUTH AmERSCA, MORE C8PEC3ALLY PeRU. TM3a Wau'sE ©ONE OM ONE or THE8C QROUF RATES FOR AOR TRAVEL AND WHOLE 2 WON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT or WOULD GQQT ()T WOULD BE THE CHEAFEaT »:U8© 0 BLE WAY OF DOONO THfiS. 9r YOU ARE SNTCRESTEO CALL PnESPDENT ClYDEi, BECAUSE AS 9 VNDER8TAM0 OT THEY PtfwVT TO KNOW PRETTY 800N,. SOME df YOU RoTARV AnN8 WHO WOULD LOKE TO C2£ THE AnDSS TH88 68 YOUR CHANCE TO PUT THE BUTE ON Pa^ SiRTHCAYS Bob Kerr NoVFMPEi,-^ 12 W£OQffNQ A]NN3V£R8ARfi£S No NUPTIALS ROTARY GUESTS Oock^ScMULTE Wallace Heft OfiCK Weyerson Al Clync GCRaON SgRNSTEPN / BrOiVSON Coldwater KAii,AMAIOO Colcwatcb Octroi You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDAlE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHIE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Beys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE BY ELECTION 1963 - 1964 R. BIringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club BulletinDon Harris, Cron Wilcox Community SafetyRalph Toupolik, Torg Skabo Fellowship- Crippled Children- Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON Vlce-Presidenl JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Secretary SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Mark Andrews Student Program— Director* — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Axner Olson Public Relations- Owers. Roy Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Groce Patterson — Orgonist BOARD OF DIRECTORS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director Don Wright Jnternatienal Contacts- ★ Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois SONG Vince Kornslein. W. Couillard 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworth 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cran Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS Jonuory—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Falter Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornslien LEADERS Duone Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean la-R. Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan July-1964 February-1964 Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skabo 24—Richard Moore Al Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treot, Harold McKnighl General Secretary, Rotary International 12—Al Butterfield 17-W. Way Information- Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 16-H. Bent 3—0. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way. Harold Coddington P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 9—K Neer 5—D. Harris December—1963 International Student Profects- Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL November—1963 19-L. Wise Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean DISTRICT 636 ROTARY CARL International June—1964 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 26—C. Woodword 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken 2-J. Klein GEORGE OWERS, Buyor-Seller Relations- 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart Fritz VanAken ★ Special—At the call of the President 5—R. BIringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Duke Dovidson, Bob Kcrr VOCATIONAL SERVICE May-1964 October—1963 Guests- Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. ^ 17—Les Woodword Youth- Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 28—R. Loose 10—K. Peorce Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS 7-W. Treot 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 24-M. Rico Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobler Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Roberl Hawley, Ray Fox Olln Dolly, Don Shorno, 31—S. Rovee 27-C. Sebald Rural Urban— Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Troas. 17—R. Mulchahey 24—Wm. Bobior September—1963 Robert loose Magazine- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead PROGRAMS 6—C. Ailomicr 13—J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Craig Sebntd, Richard Moore. John Walker President . March-1964 1963 - 1964 25-R, Waidron fhe above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. if you wont to change dates with onolher member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmon - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemior, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Foy ..... 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles . . Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie - Harvey G. Bent, 51 ... . 278-5358 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther .278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret... 278-8086 278-5386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.-Dorothy 279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret.. 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Horold McKnlghf, Coldwater St. Home-Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.-Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy. Olln Dolly, 61 Mople lane—Jane.. 279-9471 276-2818 Duone E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo . Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie... John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.—Ann Albert Fader, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles FIske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . . .. Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ... E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 278-4486 Edison C1.—Thelmo 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vora 273-2990 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno . . 278-6054 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy.. 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmc ... 278-6687 278-6788 278 5^0 Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall 278-5512 St.-Edna 278-2539 ...279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth.. 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, Mel Rice, 1903 R. 1, Union City—Evelyn ... Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lilllon 278-2451 ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.. Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget .278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morshoh St.—Gertrude 278-5842 278-6316 276^4356 NAME Address and Rotory Ann 270-8942 .278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake-Sozonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125-Della 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .... 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatriee . 278-4029 ... 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-6393 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth HONORARY MEMBERS 278-4036 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Loke— Janean ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-6311 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC MICH, 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora i COLDWATER, 278-4468 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Notary REFLECTOR I^UBLISHED BY 278-5033 279-9428 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER WEEKS 278-5494 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Wlllroms, Botavia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Dougherty-Gretehen S • FREDfCRICFC H. Phono No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion T __278-419B 278-W12 __„278-6730 �October 23, 1963 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below* Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one vieeko Name Major Classification Minor Classification Wallace Heft Dry Goods and General General Merchandise • Merchandise Retailing Signed - J, A. Kennedy, Secretary �v7%v -%;.v ;^£'.:"> -__iZ77:7 r;137i7 ' ■r-UK i'-lnrr ■: V TV.;--.3 nn 1 y<» r..' ;;• 1 ?.; ;■•. /; f ;_:• , - : .: ■ xf-rt •'7'-::- £-;:■; ^; i X'.; ""7 77 0'£ 7cw& ...::'-i A r cc 1 "! ;' :• .V 'c .v :;-. n ^ " / ;l.J--3-jq ,_77V -■ .-7:/ r.;l o J u^;-;:; . '.-O' : 7:;-- �y "lie Proifles Moat Who Semes Best" ' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NOVEi-BFr? 2e 1963 OUR LaST OF ABSENTEES FOR TUESDAY LOOKS LAKE A CLUB ROSTER, Wei^, not QUflTC THAT ThET wssseo A REAL fiOOO PROQRAM (tHE EaRUV LEAVCRS, THAT Ds), HaRO;(.D GoOOKOi^M BAD BUT 9T WA8 OVCR 25^o LCT US KORE THCV MAKET UP SOMSrnNCRE, HAD THE PROORAM ANO USED TVfO BPEAKCRS, ThC P8R8T ONE aCQNQ JoHN WDS.t.8Asi8 OF THE QuflNCV PART OP THE W(10,|.()AMS'' EnTERPRGSES, JoHN QAVE US SOME BNTERSSTGNO PACTS or THE M0i.L8NO 9N0U3TRT AND I WAS PARTOCULARLT OMPRCSSEO WOTH THE FAOTH THAT THESE PCOPkE WHO OEAH. 8N HUSC FGOURES HAVE GN EACH OTHFR^ ThE BgCONO SPEAKER fiAB OUR OWN HaROI.D CoOOGNQTON who was GMPRCSSSVE TO SAY THC LEAST, 11 DON'^T f HAVE HEARD A TALK WH9CH CAME AS CLOSE TO THE FACT80F LGFE «N 8uveR»S£L'i.eR RELAT QONSHiP, a THGNK ALL OF US HAVE SEEN THE ALCOHOL SOAKED SOTUATGONS THAT HE SPOKE OF AND I, FOR ONE, AM OERTAfiNLV 80RRT THAT WC CAN'^T OEOUARg A MORATORSUU ON THC COCKTAOL PARTY AS A WAV OF QCTrSNQ TKONOS DONE, Next Week we are oobnq to have another one of tkcsc eat and run sessions. We will CAT LUNCH AS USUAL AT THE ElK^S OLUB ANO THEN WE WOLL 00 OVER ACROSS TOWN TO THE Qualutv Alumonum Products Company where Everett Ravsorn as qobno to 8:-cow us the PLANT, ThGS 08 OOSNO TO DEAL ON THC FBELO OF ALURfONUM EXVRU880N ANO WHEN S TH8NK OF HOW MANY OF THE CONSUMCR'^S OOODS ARE MADE THOB WAY OT CERTAfiiaV SHOULD BE DNTER* C8TONO, Everett savs that ot would ac real noce of you are qoono to have to qct AWAY ROOHT ON THE DOT FOR YOU TO SRONQ YOUR OWN CAR. PLENTY OP CARS FOR EVERYONE'S TRANSPORTATJON, ThERC WOLL UNOOUBTEDLY SS We NOTE ON THC MaR6HA}.L RoTARY BuTwLETON THAT THEY HAVE RESUMED SBNeONS ON THEOR Club, a was «su8t naove enoush to thsnk that all Rotary Clubs sono but S oucss thdb oaoN^T used to be true an Marshall. Our soNoeNQ seems td be doanq pretty well lately UNDER THE BATON OF KCN PuTMAM, ! SUPPOSE AT WON'T BE VERY L0N3 UNTfiL WE WOLL BE OETT-ANa SOME OF THOSE MOMEOQRAPHEO SHEETS WOTH WOpOS AMD NO MUBAC FOR THE UPi^C^MONB Gay Nunetdes bat, WORBT'HE OAN DO 9 euEss Ouks would be RcOepTDve to any aosab you may have'. 88 TELL YOU THE ODEA 98 NO The 0000, BaRTHOAyS Ralph Toupalok November 4 WEOOBNG ANNIVERSARIES Craoo Sesald Fred Anderson November 3 November 7 fiOURV BUESTS li i R i Dack Kerr Make Ralston Ray MoHLae Ed Nowocko Olaremcz Snyoer Chal Oyer Columbus, Oh90 V, G. RYoaeftO Massaohusctts Battle Creek South Gate, CALflFORNBA Marshall Bronson Bronson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF FRED CULY, Director MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- R. Biringcr, H. Bent. Don Harris — President Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Secretary SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'yTreas. John Klein ★ Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmltt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF 26—C. Woodward 2—j. Klein Don Wright RUSSELL MOORE, Director General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Wayne Way, Harold Coddington Four-Way Test- Webb Treat, Harold McKnighf 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworth 10—K. Putnam 17-W. Way 24—Richard Moore 31—Cran Wlleo.x 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS International Student Proiects— Tom Collins, Art lyon Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno international Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- July-1964 December—1963 Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 23-M. McKeith 30—T. Skabo 19-1. Wise 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL SERVICE internotiono! Contacts— VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent 12—Al Butterfield INTERNATIONAL GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, month June—1964 29-W. VanAken November—1963 Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, DIRECTORS MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 5—D. Horris Fritz VanAken 636 ROTARY 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms— pecial—At the call of the President DISTRICT 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Youth- Ray Mukhahey, Fred Noer Rotary information- Moy-1964 October—1963 Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- ★ Regular—First Thursdoy of each at 12:15 p. m. 10—K. Pearce Student Guests- Program— 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews 7—W, Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urbon— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, April-1964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Robert Loose Membership— 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S, Bovee 6—C. Allemier Craig Sebold, Richard Moore, John Walker Magazine— 17—R. Mukhahey 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CITDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON 10—K, Olmstead Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Don Harris, Cran Wileox Fellowship- 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety— Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Everett Rayborn, John Dean Classiifcation— March—1964 1963 • 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward * OFFICERS community SER'VICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Jenuary—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen 21-R. Nagle Rotary FoundationAl Butlcrfield, Les Wise Charles Bacon ' 28-A. Faller February—1964 Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pills Ouane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornstien SONG LEADERS VInce Kornstein, W. Couillard 25—R. Woldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os ladies' Night, may oppoint a commillee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Foy 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-6843 278-8086 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kathryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora...- Gust C. Borandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine 278-6033 278-6821 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vcro ... 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Free! Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 278-2818 Maple Lane—Jane .. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen . John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte Chorles FIske, R. R. No. 2-Roth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy NAME Address end Rotary Ann AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 273-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy. 278-5494 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mukhahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrke Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4159 278-4029 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-2261 278-6769 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 278-6598 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6341 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-8156 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2864 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .-278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen--278-41 IS Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo ... 278 5790 278-2B41 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo Worren Willioms, Botovla—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeliaCharles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise... Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellio 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-EIzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Daughetty—Grefchen Met Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Conrod Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ST2-5594 - 278-4350 Janean i rREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC l^UBLISHEU BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. COLDWATER, MICH. 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4243 278-4229 Cronston Wikox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2947 279-9551 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-6127 278-5318 278-6517 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2539 279-9360 278-8933 278-5475 Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth ..278-2996 Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 278-5909 Address ond Rotory Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-6850 767-7508 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Refho 278-8609 NAME 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. OCTai::[;R Bt seems that last week we aoOFEO EN OUR BTATBSTOCAft, OCPARTMENT, Bt TURWED .OUT THAT THE OUIU* TM9N0 WE MAO RSOMT ON ONE Of OUR HEMSERSK0 (• rAMBs^oce WAS tme date or the evemt„ Last Twesdav, October 22^ wag not Dbck Bcrcwser^s bortmoaYc It was Jcam^s barthoav and besodes Dock oNi»¥ SPELLS GS NAME W0TM ONE ''r'*, We HAKE A LOT MORE MDSTAKES THAN THB8 BUT SOMCTSMES VOU OON^T CATCH TMEM OR ¥0U DO AND ¥0U POROET TO TELL ME, LAST. WE.EK„ Our PRoeRAM was or a purelt onpormatsve vvpe and cebtaoklv I THBNK MOST OP US SEE THAT BT WBLL BE WECCSSART TO FOLLOW OUT TME REQUEST THAT ThE 0OARD OF £oUCATBOK D8 MAKQNQo I TMOUOHT TH3S WAS WELL HANDLED BT OUR VBSBTOR FROM THE Uw6VERSBT¥ OF MaGHflQANg OoCTOR RaV KEHOEg AND OUR OWN CaRLO HsjlKKflNENo ThC THBNO THAT BOTHERS ME B® WMT DO WE HAVE TO HAVE AN ELECT0ON EVERVT8ME ONE OF THESE SRTUATGONS COMES UP? 'B.s ELECT AN EXCELLENT BOARO OF EdUCAT30N AND 8T WOULD SEEM THAT WE COULD LEAVE THflS DCCD80ON UP TO THEM, NEXT )IV££K„ Our prooram wdll beon.the Buyer-Seller nELATBONanap and woll BE DN CHARQE OF HaHOLD GoOOMOLMo Wc KNOW HE NAB THE PROGRAM UNDER CONTROL BUT WE ARE NOT EXACTLY BURE WHAT HE 06 OOOWO TO 00, HAVE A SUGPOCflOK THAT TH08 COULD TURN OUT TO BE A GOOD PROQRAM« GENERftU Wc OAN^T SEEM TO GET VERT BHTEREBTED ON FOOTBALL TMS3 TEAR SOp THEREFORCp W0LL NOT RUN A MORMfiWO LONE, fl THONK THE TEAM FROM OVER AROUNO AmN ArbOB as QOGNG TO PLAY THE GANG UP AT MONNEAPOLOSa ThE MSU CONTONGEHT flS LBKEWBSE OUT OF THE STATE 70 PLAY A GROUP OF PURPLE A^OLOCATB FROM UP NoRTH OF ^HGCAQO. S TH9NK 8T 0S GOBNQ TO BE A L9TTLE DSFFOCULT FOR EOTHER TEAM TO COME b^ck Into the State wbth manv bcalpSo The Oetrost Lsows pqoture looms WORSE, Pat PATTEnsow as to be the Rotarv Representatdvc on the Taosars FouMOAtttON RCPLAOQNG PoN HaRROGc. Tme Board autmorqieo the local A-H Club to place the Four Wat Test on the BACK OF TMEDR /.«MBERSHDP CAftOB AND 98 PSCKONG UP THE RATHER SMALL TAB FOR PR3NT9NQ UP THESE CARDBo. B8RTH0AYS Wayne Wat Bob Rumscy Rgta Scbalo Colleen Oean Boa Shaw PoLLV Woodward October 27 October 29 OcToscp 30 November H November 2 November 2 WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES No Alter ActuvotVo ROTARY GUESTS Olovet Bronson Harry Sholtb Rpckaro Sohultz Chal Ptcr CoLUMBUBt, OhOO Ken Yesh Harry Ryan Rat Mohloe Crcnson Bronson Marshall M, Ralston Don Haiam South Gate^ Caldfornoa Ft) U AMU G>^and Rapgob Coldwater You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER. MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsoy, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club OFFICERS BY ELECTION Bulletin- CLYDE WILLIAMS . President AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Mark Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George INTERNATIONAL month Don Wright International •k RUSSELL MOORE, Director International Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Wayne Woy, Horold Coddlngton Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 31—Ctan Wjlco.x SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nogle 28-A. Foller February—1964 Occupational Information— VInco Kornstein, W. Couillard George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore Al Buttorfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight General Secretary, Rotary International 21—K. Leavenworth 17_W. Way information- Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 10—K. Pulnom Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary Internationol CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno Contacts- Inlernotionol Student Projects- Competitor Relations— Moc McKeith, Conrod Swarf INTERNATIONAL 23-M. McKeith 19-L. Wise Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relations- 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE ipoclal—At the call of the President SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of eoch at 12:15 p. m. November-1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Sergeant-at-Arms— 26—C. Woodward June-1964 2-J, Klein Duke Dovidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 8—C. Swart Rotary Information- ★ 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 19-T. Collins 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer May-1964 October—1963 1—H. Joseph Corlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF 17—les Woodword 24-M. Rice Axner Olson Owers. 21-F. VanAken 28—R, Loose 10—K. Pearce Loose Student Guests— Program— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles SchniitI, Fred Anderson, Russell 7-W. Treot 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Royborn Robert Howley, Roy Fox Andrews April-1964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Rural Urban— Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Assistont Sec'y-Treos. ★ BOARD Robert Magazine- 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Craig Sobald, Richard Moore, John Walker Vice-Presldent Secretory 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsleod Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963 • 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Everett Rayborn, John Dean Classification— ★ March—1964 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Ken Leavenworth, Roy Pitts Duane Dovidson NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING LADIES 4—V, Kornstien SONG LEADERS The above is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64, If you wont to change dales with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth . 278-5563 278-6033 . 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd,—Morjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovoe, 171 Grand St.—Clora 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Buttorfield, 31 278-2854 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.-Vero ...278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy.. .. 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone . 278-2818 Duane E- Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann . Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh _ _ 278-8933 278-5475 ... 278-2864 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5318 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Phone No. NAME Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha .278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ... NAME Address and Rotary Ann 279-9551 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter. 278-4222 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily Robert Loose—R. Ernest W. 278-6501 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Margaret Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . 767-7508 .. .278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LMa Robert Nagle. 182 Morsholl St.—Suson 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Oimsteod. 70 Marshall St.-Edna .. 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Ellzobelh .. 278-2996 Address and Rotary Ann 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phone No. 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 WoDster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Della 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlce 278-4159 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-5494 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R, R. 1-Wilmo 278-8238 Warren Williams, Balavia—laMoine Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. 278-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.279-9428 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. .. Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.-Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn. 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 278-5714 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel _ _ Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walkerj_33 Dougherty—JSretchen 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-lillian Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swqrty. 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Joflerson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4468 278-6393 278-8156 ST2-5594 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 HONORARY MEMBERS Janean 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 -V The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR ^ .n FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome COLDWATER, HICH. INC �October 14, 1963 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Major Classification Minor Classification Wallace Heft Dry Goods and General Dry Goods Retailing Merchandise Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary ��''He Proifts Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingesi Club in tfie U. S. 4'- » OCTOBER . » ,-• t ^ ^9^3 THgS WEEK AqASNs we HAD ONE OF 0U« MOOT BNTCRffOTflNO FROOnAWO FROM TWO OF OUR OWM MCmBCRS. 3 have heard NOTMOHO BUTPRABOe FOR THE EFFORTO OF CmuCK AND CtVDE 8N TELl-ONO AND OHOWUNO us THE8R EXFU0IT8 W8TH THE E«;.U80VE MOUNTABN SHEER, EvCN 8F VOU DON^T HUNT VOU WOULD LUKE TO SEE TM88 RART OF THE WeOT, NEXT WEEK ThSO next week the RROORAM be OBVEN OVER TO SOME EXRLANATSON OF OUR RR08LCM8 9N CONNECTOON W8TH JUNOOR HflOH EOUCATOONo CaRI^O 88 8R3Na9NO BN Dr, RaY KEHOE, AsSOSTANT OQRECTOR of THE BuREAU OF SCHOOL SerVBCE OF THE UnDVERSBTV OF MBCHGCANb TO TALK TO UO ON SOME OF THESE PROBLCMSo ThBS COMES UNDER THE HEADflNO Of COMMWMBTV Servbce, DONar FORGET THE BASEBALL BANQUET SATUROAY NflGHT, duST LOOKED OVER THE LOST OF ABSENTEE BRETHERAN AND ALL WE HAVE TO HAVE 88 SEVEN MAKEUPS TO BE 1OO^o ThE ONES THAT WEREN^T KNOWN TO HAVE MADE UP ARt BURANDTp RaVBORN, JoSCRHp OlMBTEDp M, RoCEp ShaWq ANO WaVo CAR& II OF Weoneboav dm Bronson may have taken some, HAVE BEEN TR:< 3N« TO FDNO OUT A LOTTLE MORE ABOUT TH08 EXCHAWaE WE WERE OOSNQ W8TH THE PeauVOAN CLUB, YoU HULL REMEMBER THAT THt8 88 A PLACE'. CALLED 8CA. 8 OON^T HAVE iJUST LOTS OF LOTERATURE ON SoUTH AmERACA ANO AM PROSABLV COONQ TO^C forced to 00 DOWN TO THE LSBRARV ANO MAKC LOKC A M0OM SCHOOL STUDENT, 8 080 SBC A TELCV88CON DOCUMENTARY ON THE SnDDANS OF THAT REOflON AND \ TELL YOU THEV LfiVC CLOSE TO NATURE, TMSS AREA SEEMS TO BE ONE WHERE THE R8CH QET R8CHER ANO THE POOR HAVE 0H8LDREN ANO HALF THE CHflLDREN OON'^T L8VS TO OROW UP, TKERE ARE TOO MANY AREAS -tTKC tH88 AROUNO THE GLOBE AND THAT l« WHY CoM«UN88M CRESPS 8M, THZ CUV WITH A FULL STOMACH AND EMPLOYMENT ANO A FEW OF THE BETTER TMBNOS OF L6FE TO SELL ON COMMUNdSM. 8S PRETTV HARD B8RTH0AYS Ann Shaw Dock Bsrrbnser October 20 OcToacR 22 Web Treat October 22 Lawrence iVerner Bronson Marshall WEDO^G ANNSV^RSARSES ROTARY GUESTS Ray Mohusc Chal Over Dale Ulerv Columbusy Ohoo GoSHEN, iNOSANA ~Tw~0 You Will /^iwoys Be Welcome of These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - MoncSay, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA ~ TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB MtCH. Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward BY Club Bulletin- ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . JOHN A. KENNEDY President Vico-PresidenI Secretary SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Robert John Klein Treasurer Charles Schmilt. Fred Ray Muichahey, Fred Neer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VonAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright International Contacts- Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, month ★ RUSSELL MOORE, Director •peciai—At the call of the President Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Wayne Way, Horold Coddington Oceupationo! information- Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary International Trade Associotions— Glenn D. Clork, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS January-1964 7—D. Dovidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagle 28-A. Foller Al Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnighl General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois July-1964 17-W. Way Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Tost— 23-M. McKeifh 30-T. Skobo 24—Richarci Moore 31—Ctan Wilcox International Student ProjectsTom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor RelationsMac McKeilh, Conrad Swart INTERNATIONAL 12—Al Butterfield December-1963 3—0. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 16-H. Bent 19-L. Wise International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- 2-J. Klein 9—F. Neer 5—D. Harris 26-P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE 26—C. Woodward June-1964 November—1963 Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each at 12:15 p. m. 3—C. Swart Rotary Information- Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Youth- Public Relations- Owers. 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George 5—R. Biringer October—1963 Student Guests- Program— Anderson, Russell May-1964 1—H. Joseph Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axncr Olson, 26—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 24—M. Rice Robert Howley, Roy Fox Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21 —F. VonAken 10—K. Peorce Loose Rural Urban- Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treas. April-1964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 3—E. Royborn Cruig Sebold, Richard Moore, John Walker 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Magazine- 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Muichahey August—1963 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweilor, Jr. PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmstead Everett Rayborn, John Dean R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris March-1964 1963- 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— 1963 - 1964 CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- ★ OFFICERS SERVICE FRED CULY, Director February—1964 KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Ken Loavenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 25-R. Woldron Duane Davidson The obove is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os ladles' Night, moy oppoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairmen - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoler—Foy 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone-Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 273-6033 276-5358 . 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro - 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfield Dr,—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thclma 278-4486 278-2654 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy .. 278-6054 279-9471 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jone Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo. Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann _ Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehetf St.—Charlotte 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.-Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Roth .... Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy. 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen .278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-6687 278-6788 278 S790 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margorol Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .. Milford A. McKeith, 73 N. Hudson St.—Helen 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 John Klein, Box 14B—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy ... 278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol. Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.-Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W, Chlcogo-Eiieen 278-2127 Wolaster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilma. 278-8238 Warren Williams, Botovia—LoMoine '' ' ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Bronson 369-4024 K. L, Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha 278-2539 .. 279-9360 Roy C. Pofterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St,—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolie Mei Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jacklon-LilMon ST2-5594 Guvorrie S. CofFmon, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola 278-4086 . .278-5006 Olln Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel .... Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— 278-5165 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . .278-2996 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth ... . 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1,"Union, City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito 278-8156 278-2451 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann ,278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5842 278-4350 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Cf.—Ruth 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloino Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-4198 276-M12 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICIt 8. 888X8 o\ Coldivater, Michigan ]\^eting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 1 PUBLISHED BY 278-5585 278-4243 278-5494 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ... Notary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5554 278-4229 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beolrice The COLDWATER i Phone No. ... 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 QUALITY SPRINO PR080CTS, IXC, COUDfAXifR, xxca. �''He Profits Most W}io Serves Best* The COEDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in ' ' U. S. A. i t. .-^4^ Ik OCTOBER i;9o •'19^3 THIS W££K AoaON, we had one of our most flNTeR£8T9Na PROORAMe PROM TWO OF OUR OWN M^MSCRC, S HAVE HEARD WOTHONO BUT PRA38E FOR THE EFFORTS OF ChUCK ANO ClTDE BN TELtONO ANO 3HOW3HO US TMEOR EXPILOOTS WBTH THE EI.U60VE MOUNTABN SHEEP, EvEN OF VOU [X)N®T HUNT VOU WOUUD LORE TO SEE TH68 PART OF THE WeSTo NEXT WEEK Th88 next week THE PROQRAM WBtS, BE 03VEN OVER TO SOME EXPIbANATOON OF OUR PROBLEMS ON CONNECTflON WOTH JUNCOR HflOM EDUCATOOM. CaRLO 08 BROHQONQ ON Or, RaV KEHOEb AsSOSTANT OORECTOR OF THE BuREAU OF SCHOOL SeRVBCS OF THE UN8VER8gTT OF MBCHCOANb TO talk TO US ON SOME OF THESE PROSLSMSo ThDS COMES UNDER THE HEADBNQ OF CoMMUNOTV ServocCo Down FORGET THE BASEBALL BANQUET SATURDAY N3GHT, Just looked over the lost of absentee sretheran and all we have to have ds seven MAKEUPS TO BE ll 00^, TmC ONES THAT WEREW®T KNOWN TO HAVE MADE UP ARC BuRANDTj RaVBORN, Jo&CPHp OLMSTCDq M, ROCEp SHAWfl ANO WaV, WEDNESDAY ON BroNSON MAY HAVE TAKEN CARS I OF SOME, HAVE BEEN TRY8N8 TO FOND OUT WOTH THE PeRUVOAN ClUB, A LOTTLE MORE ABOUT TH08 EXCHANOE WC WERE DOSNa YoU WOLL REMEMBER THAT THDS 08 A PLACE'! CALLED 3CA, I OOH^T HAVE UU8T LOTS OF LOTERATURE ON SoUTH AmEROCA ANO AM PR08ABLV OOONQ tS^E FORCED TO QO DOWN TO THE LOBRARY Af^O MAKE LBKE A HflOH SCHOOL BTUOSNT, J DflO SEE A TELEVBSfiON D0CUF4CNTARV ON THE InDBANS OF THAT REOOON AND I TELL YOU THEY LOVE CLOSE TO NATURE, iHiS AREA SEEMS TO BE ONE WHERE THE ROCH QET ROCKER AND THE POOR HAVE CHSLOREN ANO HALF THE CHllLDREN OON^T LOVE TO OROW UP, TkERS ARE TOO MANY AREAS LOKC thus AROUND THE QL03E AND THAT 98 WHY CoMMUNlSM CREEPS -ON,- TH£ 8UV W3TH A FULL STOMACH AND EMPLOYMENT AND A FEW OF THE BETTER TH0NQ8 OF LSFE TO SELL ON ComMUNBSM, 08 PRETT.V HARD BIRTHOAVS Ann Shaw Dock Bbrronqcr October 20 October 22 Web Treat October 22 Lawrence Werner Ray Mohloe Chal Over Dale Ulerv Bronson Marshall WBOOING ANN3»£RSARi£S ROTARY GUESTS CoLUMsuB, Ohso Gobhen, Inobana You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. is ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Boys' and Girls' Week— Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward ★ R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris Don Horris, Cran Wileox Fellowship- 1963 . 1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS .. President AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Secretary SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'y-Treas. OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each at 12:15 p. m. 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms- GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright international Contacts— Norman Moore, Bob Nagjp, RUSSELL MOORE, Director International Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DIst., Retory International Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee Relations- 24—Richard Moore 31—Cian Wilcox 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D, Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R, Nagle 28—A. Falter Al Butterfield, Les Wiso Webb Treat, Horold McKnighl 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Way Information— Tom Collins, Art lyon Four-Way Tost— 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 10—K. Putnam Rotary Foundation— Wayne Woy. Harold Coddinglon July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno International Student Projects- Competitor Relations- February-1964 Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pitts NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornsfien SONG LEADERS VincG Kornsfein, W. Couillard Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—P. Hurley • Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relotions— 23—M. McKeith 30—T. Skobo 19-L. Wise Chorles Bocon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H, Bent November—1963 Fritz VanAken ★ 26—C. Woodword June-1964 29-W. VanAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kcrr Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, month peciol—At the call of the President 8—C. Swart Rotary Information- ★ 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Roy Mulchahey, Fred Neer Owors. 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Public Relations- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Student Guests- Axner Olson May-1964 5—R. Biringer October-1963 1—H. Joseph Program— Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell 17—les Woodward 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews ★ 21-F. VanAken 28—R. loose 10—K, Peoree Loose Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, BOARD Robert Magazine- 7-W. Treat 14—Aft lyon 3—E. Rayborn Craig Sebcild, Richard Moore, John Walker Vice-Presldent April-1964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. 17—R. Mulchohey 31—S. Boveo 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier Community Safety— Club Bulletin- March-1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Everei't Rayborn, John Dean Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1963 - 1964 ROTARY 18-R. Fox 25-R, Waldron Duone Oovidson The obove is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dotes with onother member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members hoving special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Selon 278-5891 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Bovee, 171 278-5386 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandi, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma - 278-4486 _ 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.-Vero .-.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann - 279-9471 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy..... 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .. Mliford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 £. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle. 182 Morshall St.—Susan .... Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall 278-5078 279-9492 ... 278-5512 St.—Edna 278-2539 278-6127 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine .... 278-6341 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sf.-Wilma Phone No. ... George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizabeth . 278-2996 Charles FIske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth .. Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Address end Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho.- John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-2818 278-8609 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy NAME 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha ... Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth . .. Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.-Vlrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 .279-9360 . 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Kibby Rd,, Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 278-4222 278-2841 278-2127 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ... Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-DeMa .. 278-5585 278-4243 ...278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R, 2-Beafrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. — 273-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willloms, R. R. l-Wilmo- 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Batavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St... Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Govarrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— 278-5165 278-2930 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pi.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 John Wolker, 33 Daugherfy-Gretchen Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-M12 ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Janeon 278-5091 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R joHil A* Kcintm PUBLISHED BY Visiting Rotarimis Always Welcome 278-8942 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise I TEMPLE Phone No. Hov/ord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—VIrglnio Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 N"otary REFLECTOR ELK'S Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Gron'd St.-Phyllis Chorles Schmiti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita The COLDWATER i NAME Bax IBB COLXtATER,. IZCa* �October 14, 1963 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below« Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Wallace Heft Major Classification Minor Classification Dry Goods and General Dry Goods Retailing Merchandise Signed - J. A, Kennedy, Secretary �<6. - ' f- <101-5 y •■ ■ r?.! v,0 �7/c Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OCTOBER 1963 NEXT WEEK One has to use cHAHM£t.8 TO ACHSeve rnefiR PURPose whsn wrstshq thos 8ut(.eTSN« In orosr to pdno out what nsxt weeK^^s proqram was 3 merg;!i.v cAvesDROPpeo. If I hsaro THDS CORReCTLVe NEXT WCeX^S PROQRAM 08 600 MS TO SS 0N CHARQE OF GhUCX WoOOWARO BUT 3 SOMEHOW TH8NK THAT PrSSGOSHT ClTDE MUST BE dNVOLVeo 8N 8T ON SOME WAT* ThS TWO OF THCM are to meet MoHOAY HSQHT to select VOeUAL ADOS FOR PORTRATSNQ THCSR PR09RAM* THflS 3S GODNG TO BE A PRODUCTSON NUMBER. I askeo Them for a tbtle ano dbom't get a "yes'' or ^'no" when I SUeSESTCD THAT THE TOTL»: MOQHT BE "ShEEPHERDSNQ ON THE CrAEV MoUNTAflNS,*' THflS WEEK Wc HAP A PROQRAM ON THE NOSTALQOA OF TWENTV^FSVE rSARS OF C0ACH8NQ NARRATEO BY Floyd Ebv. I thonk Scton Bovee covcreo thos real well dn the CoLOWAreR Reporter so 3 WOULD MERELY ADO THAT QT CS OMPORTANT THAT WE W9N BASRETSALL GAMES BUT"3 TH9NK FlOVO ODES A TREMENDOUB SERVOCE iSUST BC8N6 AROUND COLOWATSR HdQH ScHOOL, PSOPLE WHO CAN EXERT A STRONQ ONFLUENCE ON THE VOUTH OF OUR COUNTRY SEEM TO BE 8N SHORT ENOUGH SUPPLY. CONRAO SWART WAS THE PROGRAM ChAORMAN. GENERAL INFORMATSON Thursday there was a rather lengthy meethnq of the Board of Dorectors of your Club and aqahnI eavesdropped. Several thongs were ooscussed some of whoch are probably not quote ready for PUQLOCATflON BUT THE BOARO 050 ACCEPT WOTH REGRET THE RESJGNATOON OF George Owers vmo os qoong to assume a sdmolar posi3toon on the Ccty of Ann Arbor on November 1. Thos created a vacancy on our Board of Dorectors whoch os besnq filled 3Y APPODNTMENT BY KeN LCAVENWORTH. WC8M QEORGE REAL WELL 6N HD6 NEW ASSIGNMENT AND HE STATES THAT HE WOLL SE BACK TO SEC OUR ROTARY ShOW. ■ - The Rotary Show, as has seen hbntcd, wdll be a mqnstrsl ss-kjw wotkout black face WOTH A Gay Nbnetoss theme. That 08, the soenery, costumes, aowes, skots, and whatever WS CAN DREAM UP WOLL BE DN THAT DCCAOE. ThE CHOEF ORCAMER-UPPSR 56 TO S£ DUKE DaVDOSON W5TM WHATEVER HELP HE CAN 8ET FROM ALL OF US. We REMSND YOU THAT A ROTARCAN DOES NOT SAY •♦no*' to aw ABSOONMENT, UNLESS OF COURSE THERE B8 A VERY COMPELLING REASON, OF THE TALENT 86 NOT PR8NC5PALS A COMPELLSNG TO REASON, There arc likely to be several vacancses LaCK amonq FGLL, The' Board of Osrectors would lokc to have suqqestoons as to the worthsness of VARIOUS PROJECTS TOWARD WHOCH THE RoTARY ShOW PROCEEDS COULD 60. SEVERAL TKBNGS WERE MENTOONCO ONCLUOflNQ THE TJOBfiTS ThEATRE# THE CoUNTY PaRK, ETC, The T&qbdtb Theatre se qosnq to have a ssa benefot on the person of Roger Wslloams ON the 23ro of October at ths Hsqm School Gvmhasoum. I thank vou all have seem som? OF THE PUBLDCBTV AND 8 DOM®T WANT TO HAVE TO COUNT THE HOUSE AND SEE RoTARfiANS SOTTSNG SN THESE CHEAP SEATS. BIRTHQ^YS ^ / HAVS-Tl CZCSTS . ^ W WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Qlan Dally-- JoSEPHewE Buranot -October 15—. - -No ONE- SOT-MARRSeO. October 17 ROTARY GU^TS Quoncy1 Umsqn City Blaqus Kncrk George Hubsaro Elmer Dosson Quoncy Marshall Battle Greek Bronson Ray Mo»«»8E D8CK Kerr Harry Ryan 4- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday,_12;15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVJLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. R. Biringor, H. Bent. Don Harris Club BulletinDon Harris, Cran Wilcox CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. SCHMin Treasurer Directors — Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Public Relations- BOARD OF Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS MEETINGS Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, Regular—First Thursday oF each month Don Wright RUSSELL MOORE, Director pecial—At the call oF the President George R. Means, Evanston, Mac McKeith, Conrcid Swort Wayne Way, Horold Coddingfon Four-Way Test- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Lcovenworth 17-W. Way 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore 31—Ctan Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagle 28-A. Faller Ken Leavenworlh, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornslien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Woldron LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Rotary Foundation— SONG Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillord Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary Internatienol 30—T. Skobo July-1964 February—1964 Occupational Information— Illinois 23-M. McKeith 26—P. Hurley Al Butterfiold, Les Wise Webb Treof, Horold McKnIght General Secretary, Rotary International Director inlernationol Student ProjectsTom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations- Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. SERVICE Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson Horold Goodholm, Dole Dean INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL GEORGE OWERS, International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations— * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 2-J. Kioin 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent 5—D. Harris 12—Al Botlerfield 19-L. Wise Charles Bocon, Lcs Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE June—1964 November—1963 international Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-ot-Arms- 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Ernest Luso, Chuck Woodward, ★ 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph 8—C. Swort Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Mav-1964 October-1963 Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Owers. 17—Los Woodword 24-M. Rice Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson 7-W. Treat 14—Art lyon 21—F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearce Loose Student Guests- Program— Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Roberl Hawley, Ray Fox Mork Andrews 31—S. Rovee September—1963 Rural Urban— Membership— Olln Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant See'yTreas. 24-Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Community SafetyRalph Toupoiik, Torg Skabo Robert John Klein 17—R. Mulchohey August—1963 Croig Sebold, Richard Moore, Magazine- Secretary 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K, Olmslead Crippled Children— John Walker President Vlee-President JOHN A. KENNEDY Mar<h-1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Roy.born, John Deon Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward BY ELECTION FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Classification— 1963-1964 CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance— ■AOFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupoiik The above is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dotes with onother member, odvise the program ehoirmon of the change. Members hovinq special programs, such os Lad.es Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmen -- Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G- Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Willlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgarel Selon Bovce, 171 Grand St.—Ciora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttorffeld, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma 278-5358 Ernes! 278-2261 278-5891 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnighf, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 278-8086 278-5386 278-4486 278-2854 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 270-8609 273-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St,—Ann . 278-8933 278-2818 . 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Charles Fisko, R. R. No. 2-Ruth 278-2864 .. ... . Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbora .-278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.-270-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-8840 279-9551 .278-6843 278-6821 279-9471 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy - Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworfh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.-Vera . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mopic Lane—Jane . NAME Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho John Klein, Box 148- Palricia ... . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 W. Luse, R. R, 4-Ruth . Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetla Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Liln Robert Nogle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 .. 278-5512 K. L. Olmsleod, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relho 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobeth .. 278-2996 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth .. .. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mobel Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgio C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby 278-6341 Webster Treat, R, 3, Coldwoter Loke—Suzanno 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 278-5842 278-4350 27B-4222 278-2841 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Della Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R, R. 2-Bealrieo 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wiima Warren Willioms, Botovio—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsha!! St.—Polly Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel .... Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8942 Ralph Toupoiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 ST2-5594 Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rito Conrod Swort, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude Phone No. Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Roberl E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget - --.278-5714 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorraiice Rd.—Arlene 278-6161 .-. .278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Rd., Jackson—liilion NAME Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Joneon 278-40B6 278-5165 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo 278-4198 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 W'- - The COLD WATER Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. Notary REFLECTOR MQIO i FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. PUBLISHED BY • v ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome INC. �'//e Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 5, 1963 Sunday, Az, Ernie, and I went to the District Instituteo We had a short ccurse on isthe care and feeding of Rotariaas, which was conducted by Bill Gillett, R. lo Counsellor " who halls from Detroit. He was assisted by many ^ast District governorso It was a real good show; as always directed at the further education of officers. They also have a little session for people who write bulletins. Quite a bit could be said about that—it seems some Rotarlans try to keep the thing out of the hands of the Rotary Anns. If you can beat her to the mailbox, O.Ko I*m not on the staff of either Playboy or The Ladies Home Journal. There were about 110 at the Institute, and even with the Bear-Lion game on TV in the lobby, they stayed in session. Did you ever hear of a place called Ica? It is in Pern, and we are paired with it in Rotary exchange of ideas, culture, etc. Get out your map of South America and you will find it about 1^ degrees south of the equator and south of Lima, but some Inlando They have a smaller club than ours. We will need to translate anything we send into Spanish. We should have pictures, etc. .If Chuck Bacon will take a few shots of our Club In session we wculd send those. We also need material on our city and State that can be sent. We don't want to brag, but simply portray our way of life. This Week; Tuesday, we had a program on the Post Office and some of their problems. Gust Burandt brou^t us the program, and we had several other people la the postal service in the audience. The speaker was a Joe Smith, who is in charge of schemes and routing of mail for Illinois and Michigan. I think we are all a little more sympathetic toward the Post Office after hearing him narrate the troubles in handling billions of pieces of mall. This organization has come quite a way since the Pony Express used to zip out of St. Louis, Mo. headed for the Pacific coast. Most of their problems are those of toe many people without enough people to handle the work. the problems associated with a shrinking transportation system. They also have I was just down to see the work progress at the Tlbblts Theater. The construction people are Busy-Busy. We must all get out and support this Roger Williams benefit. Eext Week; Conrad Swart has the program next Tuesday. He is a fortunate man, indeed, as he has two programs and doesn't know which one he is going to use. You mi^t see him about the progpam that got away! BIRTHDAYS : NO COHTRIBOTIOS TO POPUUTION THIS WEEK. ANNIVEkSARXES: Bob Yingling, October Vth. Guests 10-1-63 POBS AT or L. Darkey, Battle Creek Harry Ryan, Bronson Ray Ciller, Bronson Bill Johnson, Quinsy George Hubbard, Union City Chal Dyer, Ccluabus, Ohio Vince Heim, Coldwater — —^ Don Federsplel, Coldwater Ed Ncwlcki, Bronson Wayne Johnson, Castrovil] or r//s 3 If you are not in our birthday and anniversary listing, or If there is any et.ll-up in your address, please see MlSlCenned^ Paul Hurley, or nyself. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesciay, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSOALE — Episcopal Porish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE ~ Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK ~ Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. CLYDE WILLIAMS Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodv/ard Vlee-Presldent Secretary SCHMin Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. John Walker John Klein Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Owors. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF DIRECTORS Program— 17—les Woodword 24-M. Rico 8—C. Swarf 15—Ernest Luse 2-J. Klein November—1963 ★ INTERNATIONAL Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Naglo 28—A. FolTer SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Assoclotions— Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 February-1964 Occupotional Information— Vinco Kornslein, W. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol 17-W, Woy Al Buttcrfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight General Secretary, Rotary Internationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cton Wilcox Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 30-T. Skabo July~1964 10—K. Putnam Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 23-M. McKelth 24—Richard Moore International Student Projects- Competitor RelationsMac McKeilh, Conrad Swart 12—Al Butierfield December—1963 3—D. Shorno Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean ★ 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 19-L. Wise Inlernational Information- Buyer-Seller Relotions— 5—D. Harris 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Les Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director ^pecial—At the call of the President SERVICE international Contacts— VOCATIONAL SERVICE 26—C. Woodward June-1964 29-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL Don Wright 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm GEORGE OWERS, Director Normon Moore, Bob Ncigle, 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Ernest fuse. Chock Woodward, MEETINGS Mav-1964 October—1963 Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-ot-Arms- 14~Art Lyon 21-F. VonAken 28—R. loose 10—K. Pearce Loose Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- April-1964 7-W. Treol Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations— Regular—First Thursday oF eoch month at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY September-1963 3—E. Rayborn Student Guests- Fritz VonAken BOARD Crippled Children— Craig Scbald, Richard Moore, Roberl Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews 17—R. Mulchahey 31—S. Bovee 13-J. Fair 20-F. V/oeks 27-C. Sebald Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pitts Duone 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Ailemicr Rural Urbon— MembershipOlin Dally, Don Shorno, PROGRAMS Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Rooert Magazine- March-1964 1963- 1964 Community Safety— Don Harris, Cron Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. President - FRED WEEKS ROTARY Club Bulletin- ELECTION JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES FRED ANDERSON, Director R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris BY 1963 - 1964 AXNER OLSON COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Davidson SPRING 4—V. Kornslien 11—0. Dean LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox 25-R, Woldron fhc above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change doles with onolher member, advise the progrom chalrmon of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with the deloils. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. ANemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . .. 278-5563 278-6033 . 278-5353 N. Circle Dr.—Esther. 278-6843 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon 278-8086 Wjlliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret... Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro - 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfieid Dr.—Josephine Albert Butierfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene. -. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy.279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ 278-2318 Duone E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry FoIr, 142 Hull St.-Ann - . Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlotte 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 Charles 278-2864 Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Roth . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—Barbara ...278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 3B9 Grand St.—Wilma ... 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Morgaret. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Fludson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwotor St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edno L. 278-5078 . . 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne 278-6341 11 E. Chicago St.—Moboi Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Rd., Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-NeIlle 278-6316 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4243 278-4229 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-5006 278-2930 278-5842 278-4350 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce)ia Chorlos Woodward, 163 Marshall St Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Caldwater Lake- ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 278-5033 .278-4468 278-6393 Jo nean 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen 278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK H. IBEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, of Caldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4424 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel I PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Votary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 ..278-4029 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth The COLDWATER I 278-5585 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice._ Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Kenneth Putnam, 278-5554 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleogo-Elleen 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.-. Worren Willioms, Batavia—laMolne 279-9360 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suianna Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Wilmo 278-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth. 278-2996 . Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 279-9492 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St. —Ruth NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia COLDHATER, MICH. INC. �'^He Proifts Most W}io Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^ Si-Pir-MCi-H I II I ■ M il l I -^963 i WONDER? -Ve T«v RSAS, HARD rOR *500^ MEETSNSe AND WE OET ONE NOT QtfflTE EVER^? VEAR, NOT TRV FOR A FCHFCOT MONTH? WS OOULO AfUI. CQ SOME WKERE (eVEN OUR OWN OUOB) for EVERV week flN OdTOBCR WE WOUtD HAVE 1)T MAPE, 3 f'fC5< OcTOBER aECAUSC VACATeONS ARC MOSTlLV HOME FOR RGORlUC WHO TA«E OFF UN THE SUMMER AND THE waPeTfiR BUM BESKCRB HAVEnH BTARTEO YET, Wc WON^T HAVE ANT HUNTERSOFF (N THE NORTH RZaSCNBo THIS iflFEEK i! THOUaHT wc HAD A SWDNOSNQ FROORAM THflS WCeK<> il AM RCA!L FART9AS, TO THESE TOURS OF UOCAL BNOUSTRT AND EVEN TMOUQH OUR FOWER FtANT 83 OOVERNMENTA?, AT CCRTACNtV 000 8.00K 8N0U8TR60U8 TO MEc KenNSC 0&.M8TeO SROUQHT U3 TH8S FROQRAM AND MUST OF THE 80ARO OF PUBLBC UTfls^CTJES WERE THCREq ChOCF NARRATOR WAS Hai. MUNN WDTH ASOfiSTAMeE FROM OTHERBON THE BOARD OF PuBLflC UTStuBTfiESc S KOTCD THIB EQUIIFMEHT THAT WAS BN3TA11.CD t.flN 11926 AKO MOW OBSOLETE 8T 88 SUFFaSEO TO BE AND BCQAN To WONOCRp 'I'LL SET THAT EVERVTHdNO WE SAW lUESOAT B6 OBSOLETE BV THE raME 37 TEARS ROLL AROUNDa UNLESS TH|S WORLD OF ELCCTR0N608 AND ATOMS 88 QOSNQ TO STOF AND STAND STILL THS8 38 THE KflND OF POWER WC WBLL HAVEo ThEV TELL ME 8T W6U. BE 80 CHEAP TO MANUFACTURE THAT 8T WOLL BE A WASTE OF TIME TO HflRC A METER RCAOERe I NOTED ANOTHER THBNQ TUESDAV THAT THE* HAVE TO CLEAN UP THE WATER 80 THE BOSLERS won't have INOeaEBTDON® ^HOW LONO 00 *0U eUFPOBC AT 18 00BMO TO BE BEFORE WE HAVE A SOFTENSNO FLANT FOR THE HOMES BN TOWN? i DON't THINK IT HAS A COCKETEO TH0MQ TO DO WBTH OBQCSTflON BUT OT CSRTA8NL* BS ROUQK ON THE WASHBKS PR0CS88« Just talk to AN* RoTART AnNp It wouldn't hurt to throw a L6TTLC FLUORBOE IN ITa NEXT '.YEEX " - " " ' •" Our proqram started out sscno bn o^jarse of Harrt Joseph but now it seems Gust BuRANDT OS WHO VOU HAVE TO BLAME flF YOU DOn'T LUKE BT^ GuST 88 SRftNQeNQ 8N A Joseph Smoth v*ho os CHfiEF of Schemes and RoutonqSp RefsaoNAL Tramspcrtatcon OffbcEp Post Offacs OepartmcnTb ChucaqOp WHEN OT ALL B08L3 DOWN HE Thbs seems l8ke an awful lot of t8tle and I suppose 88 AN CHARQE OF THE 2|PmQC*DOO«OA PrOQRAM AND PERHAPS SOME OTHER WATS OF FOULONO OR ^NFOULSNQ THEMAOL* 1 0UES8 ANYONE WHO HAS MAlLSNQ PROBLEMS 38 PROVOLEOCD TO OLOMB ABOARD, EAffl.y leavers Our earl* leavono satuatoom seems to have cleared up a bit. THEM AND There were less of THEV LEFT MUCH QUdCTCR, BIRTHDAYS WEDDING ANNflVERSARIES Fa* Aulsmbcr OCT, 1 OcT, 2 Beatroce Weeks Lea W08E WfiLFORD COUCLLARO SfiPT. 2? OcT, 5 RDTAftV ratPRTR Jack Schafcr Nels Weber Boa SrooKER Bronson Bronson Bronson Chal Dyer O0LUM8U8, Ohio '' You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Birlnger, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON Presided . . VIce-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Socrefary SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Treasurer Assistant See'yTreos. Robert John Klein Charles Schmltl. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright Intornotional Contacts- RUSSELL MOORE, Director INTERNATIONAL Competitor RelationsMac McKcith, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee RelationsWayne Way, Harold Coddington General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information— Four-Woy Test- Webb Treat, Harold McKnlght July-1964 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 14-R. Show 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Wav 28—R. Rumsay 24—Rieharcl Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson President Rotary Inlemotlonol CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Governor, 636 DIst,, Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—P. Hurley International Information- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean 636 ROTARY 9—F. Neer 16—H. Bant 23-M. MeKeith 30-T. Skobo December-1963 Charles Bacon, Ics Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- ★ DISTRICT 2-J. Klein Fritz VanAken ★ June-1964 29-W. VanAken Sergeont-at-Arms— VOCATIONAL SERVICE 26—C. Woodward November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, at 12:15 p. m. ^pecial—At the call of the President 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Rotary Information- of each month 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goadhotm Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 5—R. Birlnger 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Youth- Public Relations- May-1964 October—1963 Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Owers. 17—les Woodward 24-M. Rice Student Guests- Program— 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearee Loose Robert Howley, Ray Ho* Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, April-1964 27-C. Sebaid Craig Sebaid, Richard Moore, John Walker Magazine— 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Crippled Children- Bob Sweat, John Etsweller, Jr. 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 17—R. Mulchohey 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Ralph Toupalik, Targ Skobo Fellowship- PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety- Don Harris, Cran WIIcok 1963- 1964 Mareh-1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean Clossifleotlon— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 31—Ctan Wilco.x International Student Proiects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon SPECIAL EVENTS Jonuory—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nogfe Rotary Foundation— Al Butterfield, Les Wise 28-A. Faller February—1964 SONG Vince Kornstein, W. Couillord KEN PUTNAM, Choirman Trade Associations- Kan Leaveiiworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 11 —D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R, Woldron LEADERS Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupalik The obove is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kafhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Charles Bacon, 25 Harvey G. Bent, Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Ct.—Ruth Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richord Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Cloro . ... Gust C. Bufondt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 276-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholmo 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera .. 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—Colleen 278-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiskc, R. R. No- 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-6598 278-8933 273-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy 278-59-42 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbara .-278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma ... 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B, Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Phone No. ... E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily .. Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha-Margoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. MeKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circie Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 278-2841 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 278-6278 Roymoftd Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred ... Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha - . . - 278-5078 .279-9492 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle 278-2790 278-4159 278-4029 Cronston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Worren Willioms, Botovia—loMoine ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Scbmilt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Craig Sebaid, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva John_Wfiiker., _33 DauaherJy—Oretchea Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Donold V, Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie— Conrad Svorb 471 .Marshall St.—Gertrjjde 278-5642 278-6316 278-4350. Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 _.„278.-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. 278-5033 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—NoIa._.278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S, Sprogue St.—Hazel 278-5165 1903 PREDRRICFC H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, o\ Coldiuater, Michigan 278-4424 ST2-5594 Mel Rice, tS PUBLISHED BY 278-8238 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott—Natalie Notary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St... The COLDWATER i 278-4229 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-8156 278-2451 278-5585 278-4243 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Everett Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo- Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 .278-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . 278-2996 ... Phone No. 278-6501 Harold McKnlght, Coldwator St. Home—Carol ....279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy NAME 278-8840 ttlCH. INC, �7/e Proifts Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY. CLUB, C^ldwatpr, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^ THIS WEa< We HAD A TAI,K ON GCRMANV THftOUOH THE CYES Or A KALAMAEGO STUDENT^ JOMN UONO WAS OVR SPEAKER AMD HE TOtO U8 ABOUT THE OflrrERBNO CUWrURES OP THE GERMANS^ ThSS PROORAM WAS BRQUQHT TO US BV LCS WoOOWARDo NEXT W£KK We ARE 00 8NQ TO BREAK BREAD AS USWAIL, AT THE Et.K®8 TempiL.E AND THEN GrAOE PROBABJ-V 03Ve US A S,I)TT3,E TRAVEtBWQ MU8»0o OOOTOR KeM O^MSTEAD HAS ARRANOCO A TOUR or THE PuSt,OC UtBUSTSES Pt.ANT WHbCH SHOULD PROVE VERY flMTERESTflNa KOR Al.a, OP USo 8 1»8KC THESE TOURS OP THDMOS THAT ARE BEHNQ MANUPAOTUREO ANOp OP COURSCj, ALMOST NOTHBNO QETS MAMUPACTUREO WJTHOUT EtECTRBCfiTTo ! THINK MOST OP TOU HAVE C8THCR MAD THE ORAMATDC EKPERDEMCE OP aEflWa l^JBTHOUT EUECTRBCBTV AT SOME CRUC8AI, TBMC OR IT HAS HAPPENED TO SOMEONE YOU KNOWo PeRSOMAVLVd ' HAVE BftOUaHT THIB TO SUCH A POBNT THAT I CAN NC8THER SHAVE OR BRUSH MV TEETH BN THE MORN8NO WflTHOUT ES^CCTRB CO TT^ B AM WOMDERBMa BP 8N THE COURSE OP TMBS-TOUR WE COU^O PBND OUT WHAT THE ROSSBB6ft.9T8ES ARE IN THE FUTURE FOR yEATBHO WDTM Ei,CCTR6C8TVo I UNDERSTAND A PEW PEOPLE HAVE TKBS TVPE OP HEATflNQ 8N CoLOWATZR AND OT 83 USED A GREAT DEAL MORE flM 80ME COMMUNBT6C8 <• Fort WavnEp pgr ekample. Presbd.emt Clyde tells me that he bq BoaNQ to take opp for the Rookv Mountabh area PORjf S GUESS, A COUPLE OP WEEKSo MORE SPECftPSCALLY, HE GOBNQ TO BE HUNTBWO BN THE AREA NORTH OP YELLOWSTONE PaRK JN VOUR EDaTARIAN''8 OLD HOME StATE OP MONTANA, ThBS BS a VERV PLEASANT PART OP THE WORLD AT TMSS TIME OP THE V^AR BUT 6T BS A LBTTUE NBPPV BN THE W0RN6M0, OURBMO THE flNTERBM OUR V(CE«PREBSDEWT Ax OlSON WBLL TAKE OVER, We were extrCmelv happy about the carlt leavers Tuesday, Thev sort op slsthereo our REAL QU8ETLV AND THSS 88 A RCFRE8H8N8 CMANGC, Saw a man Tuesday noon wio was walkbng 7® tall and bv Wednesdav mornbnq he was 9" TALLc B REFER TO OaLE DeaN WHO HAB UUST SUOCESSPULLV WON THE NaTBONAL AmATEOR Baseball Tbtle, Congratulatoons to Dale and to Co-mahaocr Boe, S know someboov HAS TO LOSE BUT BT MUST BE AN AWPUL LONG WAV SACK TO SEATTLE BESNO BEATEN 9^0 RHO Seems lokc the bands ought to plav and we should ■ have oancbmg jn the streets, Ai juftUQH e^MCTHflMB QgL-THaa .KiLND—MAV HAVE^Se^'W OQNC-JBEPflJIE-l^WBLI^BE _DARNED- «P_LgAM REftidkMBER WHEN CoLOWATCR WON A NaTSOMAL TbTLE ilN ANVTHBNO BEFORE, S WOULD SURMBSC THAT WE WOULD HAVE TO CALL ON THE PEOPLE SUCH AS GuVARRPE TO KNOW OP ANV SUCH OCCURRENCE, WEOOaNQ ANNtVERSARaeS SaRTHQAYS Janean Holtz Sept. 2^ Al SiiTTERFeELD SSEPT. Maroaret Bobber Sept, 2S Thelma Butterpoeld Sept, Harold Goooholm Sept, 23 Fred Weeks Robert Rumsev Sept. 25 Sept. 25 Robert Kerr CWA- Sept. 24 ROTARY GUESTS OlCK RofiflWSC'f'i You Wli'Always Be Wefcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church ~ Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. H1LLSDALE — Episeopoi Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA ~ Tri-Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- R. BIringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION Don Horris, Cron Wlleox 1963- 1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON CHARLES FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. . .. President Viee-President JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Wclker Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. Chorlos Schmitt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Public Relotions— OF MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL Sorgeant-at-Arms— Don Wright ★ >ecial—At the coll of the President RUSSELL MOORE, Director Harold Goodhofm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL 2-J. Klein President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations- July-1964 7—H. Teetor 14—R. Show 3—D. Shorno • 10—K. Putnom 24—Richord Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson 31—Ctan Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nogle 28-A. Faller Al Butlerfield, les Wise Webb Treot, Harold McKnIghl 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey 17-W. Way international Informotion— Four-Way Test- 23-M. McKeifh 30-T. Skabo December—1963 Rotary Foundation— Wayne Way. Harold Coddington 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley International Student Proiectt— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor RelationsMac McKeflh, Conrad Swart 26—C. Woodward June-1964 November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Bufterfield Charles Bacon, Les Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 8—C. Swort International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE 19-T. Collins 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken GEORGE OWERS, Director Normon Moore, Bob Nogle, Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS Mav-1964 October—1963 Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodword Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 24-M. Rice Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer April-1964 10—K. Peorce Loose Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson 31—S. Bovee 3—E. Rayborn Student Guests- Progrom— Owers. BOARD September—1963 Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mork Andrews ★ Directors — Clyde Wiilioms, Axner Olson, Crippled ChildrenCraig Sebold, Richard Moore, Olin Dally, Don Shorno, 17—R. Mulchahey 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier 13—J. Fair Rural Urban- Membership— 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead August—1963 20~F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Robert John Klein PROGRAMS Community SafetyRalph Toupofik, Torg Skabo Magazine- Secretary ROTARY Everett Royborn, John Dean Classification— March—1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward * OFFICERS FRED ANDERSON, February—1964 Occupational Information- Ken leovenworth, Roy Pitts Ralph Toupolik 11—D. Dean IB-R. Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trode Associations- SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien SONG LEADERS Vince Kornstein, W. Couillord 25-R, Woldron Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dotes with another member, advise the progrcrm chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies Night, may oppoinl a committee to ossist with the detoils, AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address ortd Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kathryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth -.278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Moriorie 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther . -.-...278-6843 Richard Biringor, 55 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 2B0 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burandf, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterffeld, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelma . . -. 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera . . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo -. . ...278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehetl St.—Charlotte 278-8933 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . .. , ...278-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ..... .. 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-lanoro 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbaro ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma. .. — 278-6687 278-678B 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Polricia 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth — 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sl.-Dorothy 278-5494 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Robert Nogle. 182 Marsholl St.-Suson 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4159 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Fred Neer, 203 W, Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsleod, 70 Maisnoll St.—Edna ... 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Pollerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ... 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth . 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand iSt.—Virgie 278-8156 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth. 278-2996 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmilt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rlto Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5006 276-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Warren Williams, Balavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 276-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie . ... Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalia 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 -.__.278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R PRSDGHICK PUBLISHED BY 278-4029 Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R, R. l-Wllma 1 TEMPLE 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia ....278-4229 Notary REFLECTOR ELK'S 278-8942 278-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia The COLDWATER I Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion H. leEICS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATSa, IICH. IRC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the l). S. A. SsptG.Q]5er , . , . 1963 This ^eelc I! S We had oiir second progmn on the t?ouhJes of the child that doesn't quite fit the nornial pattenio ■ I thou^t Mrs. Karion Slmdlaricls: did a I'eal fine job of telling us Bhat she does with the retarded child. I especially liked her reference to her own perfectly normal twins. There Is a time In the middle teens Tt^en eyery parent wonders—, . if his kids hare a lick of sense. A tip of my battered hat to Seith Pearcefor bringing us this excellent prograifio This same theme could be carried on a little further. The other end of the scale is the kid with lots of I.Q. who sits around bored in a school system that pretty near has to be geared to the average. This is true of most of the Top Ten. I JUST GOT OFF THE SOAP BOX! Hext Week We axe going on with the educational apprKtch, but in a different li^t. Les Woodward is the Program Chairman, and is having John Long (son of Dr. A1 Long) talk to uso John is a Junior at.Kalamazoo College and recently spent a quarter In Germany going to school. study. A hlgli percentage of Kalamazoo College students do some foreign In fact, this Xalamaaoo institution does some unique things in eduation. Eveiy now and then Time magazine does a little spread on them. John did his foreign study at Munster, which is in the north Germany area in Westplialla. It is sort of off the main tourist lanes, so I don't think the average traveler has seen It. Should be an interesting program. 1 don't iciow whether you know It or not, but the District Governor is liaving an Attendance Contest. It started July Ist, and will run till March 31, 1964. There are several categories, but rather than confuse you with the facts—ALL WE HA.VE TO DO TO WIH WHATEVER WIN IS TO HE HERS, OR SOl^EWKSRE, EVERT WEEK. That is, if a character as carel^ess as I am can keep up lOOf^ attendance for several years, anyone can. Warner has for a nice forty years! Some sort of prize is also to be awarded for the highest percentage of contribution to the Rotary Foundation. Tlis last Rota;?y rna^zine ha. an interesting article on Hiami University and the flunk out. Birtbfcyss Anhiversaries Guests Phyllis Rumsey-Sept. 15 Russell Waldron-Sept. l6 Les Wood\\fard-Sept. I6 Ben Leonard, Joaesville Ray Smith, Broason Dean Gary, Bronson Ed Facklam, Bronson Evelyn Rice Sept. Lenore Goodholm-Sapt. ^6 Dick Koore-Septis 17 Elzora Lyon^ept. 18 Bill Bobier-Sept. 18 Ken Yesh, Bronson Dick Kerr, Battle Creek Dr. Phil Rice, Coldwater, Elva Swan-Sept. I9 Guest of A1 Rice. Doris Fox~Sept. 21 You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK ~ Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. Yr ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendonce— Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ OFFICERS R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION CHARLES John Woiker President , Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT Treosurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Membership— Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde WHIioms, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Owcrs. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Axner Olson MEETINGS Sergeant-at-Arms— Normon Moore, Bob Nagle, Regulor—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. Don Wright ★ ^ Special—At the coll of the President ★ RUSSELL MOORE, Director INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary Internatlonol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 17-W, Way 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cion Wllcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Chorles Bacon 21—R. Nagle 28—A. FolTer Al Buttcrfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnighl July-1964 ■ 24—Richara Moore Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 23-M. McKeilh 30-T. Skabo December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 2-J. Klein 9—F. Near 16-H. Bent 26—P. Hurley International Student Proiects— Employer-Employee Relations- June—1964 29-W. VanAken November—1963 5—D. Horris 12-AI Butlerfleld 19~L. Wise Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Reiations— Mac McKoith, Conrod Swart 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm international Information- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Charles Bacon, Los Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE May-1964 October-1963 Duke Davidson, Bob Ksrr Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 17—Les Woodword Urban— Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, ★ OF 10—K. Pearce Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobier Public Relations— April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Student Guests- Program— 24—Wm. Bobier 31—5. Bovee September—1963 Roberl Hawley, Ray Fox Olln Dally, Don Shorno, + BOARD Rural 17—R. Mulchahey 6—C. Allemier 13—J. Fair 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Robert Loose John Klein 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmstead Community Safety— Magazine- Secretory FRED WEEKS August—1963 Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, Bob Sweet, John Elsweller, Jr. AXNER OLSON Boys' ond Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Deon Roiph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Fellowship- CLYDE WILLIAMS ROTARY Don Harris, Cran Wllcox 1963-1964 Mareh-1964 1963-1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director February—1964 Occupotlonal Information— KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Assoclollons— Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornslien 1 i—D. Dean 18—R, Fox 25-R. Wofdron SONG LEADERS Vince Kornsteln, W. Couillard Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupallk The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmen — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R, R. 5, Cofdwoter—Foy Phone No. 278-5563 NAME Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kafhryn Mofk S. Andrews, 25 Persons Cf.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6033 .278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 John Klein, Box 148—Patricio.. 279-9551 Ernest 278-2261 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .... 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople lane—Emily .-. 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth ... Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5386 278-5891 Mflford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Albert Butterfield, 31 278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Gust C. Burondl, 178 Folrfield Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-4486 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy. 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy.. 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane... Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo.. Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweifer, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.—Ann... Albert Fotler, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh . ... Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5909 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Roberl Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ..278-8909 Corlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen--278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6687 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278 5790 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine .. 278-6769 ... 278-5512 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 278-2539 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Ellzobcth .278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine.... Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth . 278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn .. . ... Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson—Lillian 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Or.—Bergel Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 NAME 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R, R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4159 278-4029 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmc Warren Wlllloms, Batavia—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. of ColdiuateVy Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5494 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Poliy Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 273-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolc Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janoan Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. 1 PUBLISHED BY 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 ^ofary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coidwoler Loke—Suionno The COLDWATER I Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd,—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia rREDERICK He iGCKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, !»€• coIpDwatgr, Mica. �'7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. SBPISKEER 7, 1963 ms mg ' *r\ Josei^ Opalskl of the Battle Creek Child (ruidance Clinic talked to us on the haslc nature of their sencice. This service is for "both Calhoun and Branch Counties, and is supported hy "both counties, plus State funds# work is a vital part of our mental health program# Their Kost of us who deal with the health of the human race long ago learned that mental equili"briuin is just as much a part of healthiness as prevention of physical illness or treatment of physical illness# In fact—mental and i^sical disease are often thoroughly mixed# SEXT WEEK We are going to have a double header! Keith Pearce is program chairman and will first present his son. Marc, who will tell us about his recent experiences as our representative at Camp Emery# of youth leadership# This will be In the field The second part of the program will be Krs# Marian Skudlarick, who will give us a talk on "One Year of Progress With the Retarded Child"# Mrs. Skudlarick is a special education teacher in the local system# If it sounds like we are leaning a little hard on the probl^s of children—we are# It needs a lot of consideration. I HOPS arODY KICKS THIS SOAP BOX I SEEK TO BE ON! Plans for the Tibbits are coming# "Gay Nineties" will be there# Books like the production of If you have ideas, let Duke know# We are past Labor Bay now, and nobody got killed, so it's safe to get on the road and make up Rotary# Birthdays Anniversaries Gretchen Walker—September lOth Chuck Schmitt—September 9th Don Shomo—September 13th Fred Weeks—September 12th Conrad Swart—September I'fth Guests Dick Schultz - Bronson Dick Kerr - Battle Creek John El wall - Hamilton, Ohio Chal Dyer - Columbus, Ohio Boh Tingling, Jr# - Columbia, Missouri You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI.State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. lfiringer, H. Bent. Don Harris Don Horris, Cran Wilcox 1963- 1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . CHARLES FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. . President Viee-Presideni JOHN A. KENNEDY John Walker SCHMITT Treosurer FRED WEEKS Mark Andrews Charles Schmllt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Don Wright General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Employer-Employee Relations— Four-Way Test- Webb Treot. Harold McKnlght Occupational Information— Vince Kornstein, W. Couillard Trade Associations- 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 14-R. Shaw 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey 17-W. Woy 24—Richord Moore 31—Cran Wilcox Intornatienal Student Proiocts— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Woyne Way, Harold Coddington 30—T. Skabo July-1964 December—1963 Contacts— Jerry Fair, Roy Pofterson Competitor RelationsMac McKellh, Conrad Swart 23—M. McKeith 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley Inlernotional Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- Harold Goodhoim, Dale Dean President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent November—1963 5—D. Harris Chorles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director INTERNATIONAL 26—C. Woodword June-1964 29-W. VanAken International VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse 12—Al Butterfield Normon Moore, Bob Nogle, •k 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodhoim Ernest Lu.se, Chuck Woodward, Sorgeont-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. aeclal—At the coll of the President 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Potterson 1—H. Joseph Rotary information- Regulor—First Thursday of eoch month May-1964 October—1963 Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VanAken BOARD 28—R. Loose 10-K. Peorce Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Noer 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Carlo Heikkinon, William Bobier Public Relations- Owers. ■ April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Student Guests- Axner Olson 17—R. Mulchahey September—1963 Robert Howicy, Ray Fox Program— Directors — Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, Community Sofety— Ralph Toupoltk, Torg Skabo Rural Urban— Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Assistant Scc'y-Treas. 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20~F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Robert Loose John Klein March—1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, Richard Moore. Magozine— Secretary ROTARY Everett Rayborn, John Deon Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION 1963 -1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Ciassificalion— ★ OFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nogle Rotary Foundolion— 28-A. Faller A! Bulterficid, Les Wise February—1964 SONG Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Kan Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien LEADERS The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy oppomf a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coidwoter-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Cf.—Roth . 278-5358 Charles 278-6321 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fafrfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-8086 278-5891 278-4486 . . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera -..278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Cuiv, 81 W. Clarke Ave,—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane ._ Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-2618 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . Albert Roller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte 278-8933 278-5475 E. Horold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth .. . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Donald M. Karris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-2864 278-5318 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbora ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aiteen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 278-6788 N. Hudson St.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 369 Grand St.—Wllma .. 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Cf.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Polricio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily Phone No. 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R, No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgoret. 767-7508 Ernest W, Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth ... 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Fludson St.—Helen Harold McKnlght, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nogle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan 279-9492 K. L. Olmslead, 70 Marshall St. —Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha ... 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ... 278-2979 278-6341 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth ..278-2996 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranco Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas. 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Webster Treot, R. 3, Coidwoter Lake—Suzonno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia ....278-4229 ..278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, Botavia—LoMoine Bronson Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . .. 278-5494 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall Sf.-Polly 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sproguo St.—Ruth . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4468 278-6393 Me) Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd,, Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ST2-5594 278-5006 Guvorrie S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holiz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coidwoter lake— Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann. C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-2451 278-5714 HONORARY MEMBERS Janean 278-4066 278-5165 278-5091 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 FJarrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Floward K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-4198 278-5412 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Greteher 278-6730 PREDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IMC. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6311 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. i^otary REFLECTOR Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beotrico Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy The COLDWATER ELK'S TEMPLE 278-2841 Raipti Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 COLDWATER, MICH. �"//e Proifts Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotaiy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwafer, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AUGUST 3-, THUS WEEK Davoo Ba«nc8p PRKseNteo bv Caabo .<^£0*1.08 UN rOR HBB FATMCRj, Bos JaRKE«b and OCeeRSBCO HI8 two vearb sn TH£ AmcrDOAN C0MMUN8TY SOHOOL AT BCRUeTp LebanoNc. Perhaps a breep word on kbs TA(k.K ANO THE OUCBTOON PERBOD S8 11963 BgLiiSVl?^ 8T OR NQTq A Couowater Rotaroan ArTENDlNa IN HOLLeOALE HAD THE PLEASANT AND A8TUN88H9NO EXPERIENCE OP A MEETCNQ WHERE NOT ONE MEMSCR LEFT EARLVl (MaVBC THEV USE BLUE ON THE CHAlRS), 8N ORDER SINCE 0UR"AB6ENTeC AND EARS.^ LEAVERS'^ lUOBT RAN QUOSe TO OavIo 18 BIRTHQAYS Of ODR MEMBERSHlRo SNTCRE8TE0 ON RETDRNSNa September 1 Keith Pcarce TO THE Moops^E Past and Hoe backqround, CNTEResT AND TALENT SHOULD MAKE HUM AN EXCELLENT RERRESENTAToVe OF THE UnBTCD StaTEB AND ONE WKO CJLN CONTftiBUTE A OftCAT OCAL^ WEDDSNG ANNiVERSARIES September 4 Torq Saabo Several RoSNfe acEMCo to stand out as he TCLD HOB STORVa A ftWi OMpr'STANT ON STAKE WE HAVE AH ROTARY QUESTS THE WHOLE AREA BUT little real UNDERSTANDONa Of BT.oooThE RROVeOE eoOD COUCAtOONAi, ORPORTUNSTV rOR THE UNBteo States children bh the ar£a«»,<, RgREATgDi.Y„ ACHfiCVEMENT ALL 8 ED TO 8TR0NQ SNCENTaVS8 08 80 Goshcn^ Dale Ulcrv Clarence Snvoer Ed NowecKS PReaBYTEROAN ChURCH AND THE OlL CoMRANDES Henry Gomlet# M,0. CL08ELV Columbus^ Ohio Chal Over £0 Mever 8N LEARNiN^e **ThET study hard eSCAUSE THET ARFRSCOATE Indiana Bronson Bronson Bronson Hammond,, Indiana THE 0RR0RTUM4tV«^ '^ThERE ARE. PEW DOSCOPLOHE PROBLEMSp THE 8TUDENT8 ARC TOO CNTERE8TE0 BN THE BO8»i)E0TS*',6«teoM0ST UNITED StATEB ToUROSTS CHANCE are only 80QHT8ECR6 AND MOSS THE TO DELVE BEHIND THE eCENCB TO PINO OUT HOW OTHER NATOOMALSTICS LIVEg THEIR iMAaSNATION ..WAS. QBVEN TO -MAN TO. COMPENSATE rOR WHAT HE 5S NOT, AnD A SENSE OF HUMOR TO CONSOLE HDM FOR V^HAT HE IS, SELflEPS, THEIR PROBuEMS, NEXT W££K THE PROORAM WILL CONSIST OK A talk bv Uoseph Opalski who as one of the CASE WORKERS AT THE BaTTLC CrECK ChILD Guidance CLiNfic., This Clinic handles both CAi^HOUN AND BRANCH CoUNTT CA8CS« We just feel that tou Compgleo sy Assistant Oiregtor OF Publications,.,,,, should know more ABOUT this excellent acRvice« Have vou a brgoht idea to help Duke and HIS Committcc on the 19^ Rotary Show? Currently under considcrat don "Musqg Bv E.ra°8"o so Hekt tear ''The Gay Ndneties" and (The Director was speakinc to the Hdllsdale K0WAN8AN8 TuCSOAV NOON, ThOSE KgWANOAMS ARE SMARTp THEV KNOW WHAT SERVICE ClUB TO TURN TO. FOR QOOD PROflRAMS,) (NotCl NO0OOY LEFT EARLYl OMH) ONo You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. BY COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- ELECTION Don Harris, Cron Wileox 1963- 1964 FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . - President Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES Treosurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'y-Treas. John Walknr John Klein Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Axner Olson Public Relations- BOARD OF MEETINGS Don Wright International RUSSELL MOORE, Director 636 ROTARY President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Employer-Employee Relations- Webb Treat, Harold McKnIght Occupotlenol Information— VInce Kornstoin, W. Couillord Trade Associations- Th e Kon Leavenworth, Roy Pitts 16—H. Bent 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December—1963 Contacts— 7—H. Teeter I4-R. Show 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Pulnom 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Way 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richord Moore 31—Cran Wileox SPECIAL EVENTS January-1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way. Hcirold Coddington Four-Way Test- 9-F. Neer 5—D. Horris 26-P. Hurley International Student Projects- Competitor RelationsMac McKcith, Conrad Swart November—1963 12—Al Butterflcld 19-L. Wise SERVICE Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL June—1964 2-J. Klein Inlernolionol Information- Buyer-Seller Relolions— ★ DISTRICT 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAkon Chorles Bacon, Ics Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, ★ 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart INTERNATIONAL Sergeont-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. ,^^^eclal—At the coll of the President May—1964 5—R. Biringer October—1963 Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rico Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Regulor—First Thursday of each month 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearce Loose Youth- Rotary Information- ★ April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Carlo Heikkincn, William Bobier Ray Mukhahey, Fred Neer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist September-1963 Student Guests- Progrom— Owers. Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, 1—H. Joseph Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 31—S. Bovee 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebold Robert Hawley, Roy Fox Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, ★ 17—R. Mulchahey 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Ailemier Rural Urban— Membership— 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead PROGRAMS Community SafetyRalph Toupaiik, Torg Skabo Robert Magazine— March—1964 1963- 1964 Charles Bacon 21—R. Nogle Rotary Foundation— 28-A. Faller Al Bultorfield, Les Wise February—1964 SONG SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornsfien 11—D. Deon 18-R. Fox 25—R. Waldron LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Davidson Ralph Toupaiik obove is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairmen of the change. Members having special ogrcms, such as Ladies Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 programs. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L, Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwofer-Foy Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6033 276-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Seton 278-5891 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Joan William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfieid Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 278-5386 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theimo 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Veto -- 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Mopic Lane—Jane..Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen . John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann .- 278-6598 278-8933 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlolte 278-5475 Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .-278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.-278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Falrficld Dr.—Aileon 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma.... 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Na. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maple lone-Emily 278-8840 279-9551 278.6501 278-6850 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth -.. Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Locfe—Suzanno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Robert Nagle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. 278-4159 278-4029 Robert B, Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-6769 . 278-5512 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . 278-2996 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St... Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.-Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—RIfo Robert £. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278.5714 278-8318 278-2930 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyills 278.5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Cgnrgd Swart, 471. Mgrshall St.,—Cortrode Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5842 278-6316 _,„__-278-4350 Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Natalie Janean Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen FREDERICK H. WEEKS QU.'iLITY SPRING PRODUCTS, Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-4086 278-5165 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 See. 34.66, P. I. & R. 1 ROTARY CLUB 278-5033 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Notary REFLECTOR of Coldivater, Michigan 278-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY Bronson 369-4024 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-6161 278-5494 278-8238 Warren Williams, Botovia—LoMoine 278-2539 279-9360 ... ._ 278-2841 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna . Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relha - Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 COLDHATER, MICH. INC. �^He Proifts Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AUQIJST 24., T9-53 ^THiS WEEK WE HAD A THOUGHT PROVOKING PROGRAM PRESENTED BY SOME OF OUR LOCAL SCHOOL PEOPLEo ' • all of THEM EXCEPT THE TRIP TO THE MOON. THIS LAST ONE 13 ON THE DRAWING aOAROS.' ' FRED WEEKS SECURED THE PROGRAM WHSCH WAS SNTROOUCEQ BY CAf^O HESKKBNEN fi THOUGHT OUR EARLY LEAVER SITUATION WAS WHO PRESENTED MRS, CAROLINE NORTON. MR. QUITE A LOT.BETT^'THIS WEEK, GENE WALLACE. AND WOODY Mj^lELLAN WHO OF THIS TAa.£ FOR THE EARLY LEAVERS. MCMERATED THE PANEL. GETS THEM THAT MUCH CLOSER TO THE DOOR THEY RECOUNTED THESR T APPROVE^_„ JT EXPERIENCES IN THE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP NOW CONSEQUENTLY LESS .NOISE AND THEY GET OFF IN PROGRESS. TO A RUNNING START TO MAKE THAT "ALMIGHTY THEY BROUGHT OUT THE FACT THAT THERE 8S A GREAT DEAL AROUND US WE BUCK". THINK WE KNO-y ALL ABOUT BUT OF WHICH WE CERTAINLY 00 MISS AN INTERESTING PROGRAf/1 REAIXY HAVE ONLY A SUPERFICIAL KNOWLEDGE. NOW AND THEN, WE all GOT TO GO SOMETIME BUT YOU . THIS GROUP HAS SPENT THEIR TIME VISITING LOCAL INDUSTRY AND BEING LECTURED TO ON LOOKS LIKE THE TSBBITS PROGRAM IS GOING TO VARIOUS PHASES OF BRANCH COUNTY ECONOMICS GO AHEAD, AND DEVELOPMENT, THERE IS LOTS (^R£ THAN SENTIMENT HERE. i KINO OF KNOW WHAT THEY THIS PROGRAM MERITS YOUR SUPPORT. ARE talking about BECAUSE NOT BEING FROM THE THE FOUR LANER IS.BUILT WE HAVE TO HAVE DEEP SOUTH I HAVE WORN SHOES MY ENTIRE LIFE REASONS FOR PEOPLE TO STOP HERE. BUT WITH SUMMER STXK WOULD BE ONE. ' IT WASNoT UTTIL WE WENT THROUGH SHAW WHEN THE TIBBITS ~BHDE CCMPANY THAm^EALiy HAD. ANY C«RlTE" KNOWLEDGE CT WHAT GOES INTO THE MANUFACTURE OF A PAIR SHOES. WE. AS A GROUP. PROBAB» LY ^OU-D HAVE MORE OF THESE INDUSTRY TRIPS. I BIRTHDAYS THINK EVERETT RAVBORN IS PLANNING TO SHW/ Kat^ AkBERSON Ruth Andrsws Ern«c Lyse US HIS aluminum PLANT LATER ON IN THE FAU. ANYWAY. THOROUGHLY APPROVED OP THE Ayouar 25 Auqust 30 Ayousi 30 WEDQ8NQ ANNBVERSARiES program TODAY. Cran Wsiucox NEXT WEEK ' CRASG SEBALO HAS THE PROGRAM AND HE HAS BOB BARNES TO TALK WITH US. THE Ed Houtz ScToN Bovse Auqubt 26 AuQtfBT Z6 Auqust 30 ROTARY GUESTS SUBJECT SS GOING TO BE »AROl^D THE WORLD" AND I DON^T KNOW WHETHER HE TOOK A LONGER OR SHORTER PERIOD OF TIME THAN JULES VERNE -HAD AGO. AN His mTERESTSNG BOOK OF SOME DECADES Rat Sm9th E^wood LaR8£K VkaNc C. Kock --RuSERT Joe Bgronoer i DON®T KNOiV HOW MUCH READING OF THIS Baonson Quinct Jackson Coldwater ST,PETg:R8BUR0,Fl./v ^-J<iND YOU DJD AS A CHILD BUT g WAS ALWAYS FASCINATED BY THE JULES VERNE YAra^S. 1 GUESS I fyUST HAVE READ ALL OF THEM. FAR OUT AS THEY WERE. I GUESS THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AGENCY HAS OUT DONE You Will Always Be Welcortie at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Siate Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. OUINCY — Union Church — Monciay, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregafional Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodword Classification— R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris OFFICERS Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 1963-1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. .. President Vicc-Presldent JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES John Walker SCHMin Treasurer Mark Andrews Axner Public Relations- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright 10—K. Pearce 17—Les Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 2-J. Klein INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 12—Al Butterfieid 19-L. Wise Director 26—P. Hurley 30-T. Skobo July-T964 December—1963 3—0. Shorno 10—K. Potnom 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Leovenworth 26—R. Rumsey 17-W, Woy SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Chorles Bacon 21-R. Nagle Rolory Foundation- 28-A. Foller Al Butterfieid, les Wise Webb^ Treat, Harold McKnight 23-M. McKeith 24—Richard Moore 31—Cton Wilcox International Student Projects- Mac McKeith, Conrad Swarf February-1964 SONG Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillord Ken Leovenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien LEADERS 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trode Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent GEORGE OWERS, Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary International June-1964 November—1963 Competitor Relations- Four-Way Test- George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 19-T. Collins 29-W. VanAken Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Wayne Way, Harold Coddingfon General Secretary, Rotary International 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm International Information- Employer-Employee Relations- President Rolory International CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. 8—C. Swart 1—H. Joseph Buyer-Seller Relations- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean INTERNATIONAL May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse Charles Bacon, Ics Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ October—1963 24—M. Rice Urban- International Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. ^^^ecial—At the call of the President 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 5—D. Horris Fritz VanAken Regular—First Thursday oF each month Aprll-1964 7-W. Treot Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeani-at-Arms— MEETINGS 31—S. Bovee 3—E. Rayborn Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY September—1963 Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist DIRECTORS Crippled Children— Croig Sebald, Richard Moore. Youth- Roy Mulchahey, Fred Ncer Owcrs. 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Ailemier 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Corlo Heikklnen, William Bobier Olson 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchohey 13-J. Fair Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Student Guests— Program— PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Robert Howley, Roy Fox Olin Doily, Don Shorno, *• OF August—1963 Rural Membership— Assistont See'y-Treos. Oiroetors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell BOARD Beys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Robert Loose John Klein March-1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Magazine- Secretary FRED WEEKS COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox Duone Davidson 25-R. Woldron The obove is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies N.ghl, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kafhryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth . 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5366 Seton 278-5891 Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora . Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddingfon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera ....278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ... 278-6054 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marlha John Klein, Box 148—Polricio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 W. Luse, R. R. 4—Rulh .... Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Heien Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta 278-2261 .278-2996 278-5909 278-6598 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth ... . . 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotfe 278-5475 Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Rulh .. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R, R. 2—Doris 278-2864 278-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbara ..278-3909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson Sf.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sf.-Wilmo 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Olmsfead, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna .. 278-4159 278-4029 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.. 278-5006 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Natalie ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo __278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Jonean 278-5165 __278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlilowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen r\ W / T FREDERICK of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Bronson 369-4024 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. "Notary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeIia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. 1-Wilma 279-9360 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian 278-4229 Frecj H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-2539 L. 278-4243 278-5494 Warren Williams, Balavia—loMolne K. 278-4222 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Oorolhy Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy .278-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizobefh 278-8933 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5078 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernnstine 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-6278 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relha . Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.—Ann - Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann .279-9492 182 Marshall St.-Susan 278-2318 278-6127 278-2841 Robert Nagle, Olin Dally, 61 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St,—Lila Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R, 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 279-9471 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Maple Lone—Jone ... NAME 278-8840 279-9551 H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS» INC. COLDWATER, UXCH. �'7/e Profit;) Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Clipb in the U. S. A. ■ THIS WEEK, AUGUST We maos our usuau PSuoRPMAaE out to ths Fa8rqround8, There WEREM^t 'iuST A LOT OF US THERE BUT PROBABLY AS MANY AS THE BU OLD DNS COULO ACCOMMODATE WHEN YOU CON86DER THAT WE HAD AS MANY OR MORE 4»H®ERS PRESENT, ThONQS UfiNO OF CAME UNWOUND ON THAT ChCCK KeNNEOV WAS OONE AND FrEO WeEKS HAD K6M8ELF A LBTTLE 06T OF FOOD POOSONBNS AND WAS ALSO OONE. CkuCK ScHMBTT WAS SOME WHERE AND, BELBEVE YOU ME, WHEN THE PRESBOENT OF CoLDWATER RoTARV LOSES THESE THREE PEOPLE ALL AT ONCE HE D8 8N TROUBLCi ThBNQS NEVER 60T THAT SAD WHEN I WAS PrEBBDENT BUT I SHUDDER TO THONK OF AT, HOW VALUABLE THE ABOVE'NAMED ARE TO THE ClUB. We HAD NO FORMAL PROGRAM, 8t DOES SHOW We QNTRODUCED GURSELVEB AND OUR 4-H KBO-. AND THEN we WENT OVER AND LOOKED AT THE 4«H FXHBBOTS, ThE BOY I HAD D8 ON THE PROCESS OF RAOSBNQ LOVELY 1100 POUND BlACK AnQUS BEEF, I LOOKED THE SfiTUATOON OVER AND ALL I COULO SEEM TO TH8MK OF WAS SEVERAL LOCKER DRAWERS WgTH MANY, MANY PA0KA8ES OF REAL FONE BEEF. I WOLL LOOK BN THE PAPERS AND SEE WHAT THE JUOQES THOUGHT, NEXT WEEK. Fred Weeks has recovered from mos attack of the Mexbcan Curse AND CLABMS HE HAS A PROGRAM FOR NEXT WEEK, THQS PROGRAM {6 QOONQ TO ONVOLVE THE COMMUNBTY RESOURCE WORKSHOP AND 8 WOULDN'T BE SURPRB8ED BF WE DBON'T HAVE MORE THAN ONE PERSON TALKDNG. PROBABLY THEY WBLL START OUT WDTH CaRLO , HeOKKBNEM AMD GO ON FROM THERE. We 00N®T HAVE A GUEST L93T BECAUSE OF ErNOE LuSE AND WarREM WblLBAMS WROTE ONE OOWW THEY DBON'T FBND ME TO QOVE ME.A COPY, We are A LBTTLE OONCERMED ABOUT HOW MANY WERE ABSENT AND WE KNOW MOST OF YOU WBLL already have MADE UP BUT OF YOU MAVEn'T THE POSSBBSLBTV STILL EX68T3 THAT QuBNCY, LBTCHFBELO, AND REAOONQ MEET ON f-.IONDAY, By THE WAY, StORGBS also fflSETS ON KbNOAY, We don't have a story for tubs week because R6GHT CBRCLEB TO P8CK ONE UP BUT HERE 08 I JUST haven't MOVED AROUND BN THE A LfiMSRBCK THAT 68 ABOUT AG BAD AS THEY eoMe, There onoe was a clerdc named Tweeole Who OFT refused the doctorate oegree hte SABO BT 88 BAD ENOUGH BEONQ TwEEOLE WOTHOUT SEDNG tWEEOLE OsE OeE, BSRThOAYS John Ftswedler August 18 Marjorbe Bacon Elaqne Moors Ken Olmstead "August 23 Byron Thomas Bob Shaw August 22 August 22 August 24 August 24 WEOOINQ ANN3VERSARIES / s /L<i-Ts or- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregoflono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Sfate Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean August—1963 Clossification— R. BIringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiier, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS - John Presidenf .. Vico-Presidenf JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary SCHMITT Treasurer Assistatif See'y-Treas. 27-C. Sebald September—1963 John Klein Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol Glenn O. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—C. Woodward June-1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr November—1963 Rotary Information- 9—F. Neer 16—H. Bent S—D. Horris Ernest Luse, Chuck V/oodward, INTERNATIONAL Sergeant-at-Arms— Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright International Information- Four-Way Test- SPECIAL EVENTS Jonuory—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R. Nagle 28-A. Foller A! Buttcrfield, les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore 31—Cion Wjlcox Rotary Foundation— Wayne Way, Harold Coddinglon 14-R. Show 21—K. Leavenworlh 17-W. Way Internotional Student ProjectsTom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrod Swart July-1964 December—1963 Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 30-T. Skabo 26—P. Hurley international Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- 23-M. MeKeilh 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE * DISTRICT 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart Youth- Ray Molchahcy, Fred Noer at 12:15 p. m. ^^peeiel—At the call of the President 5—R. Birlnger 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Axncr Olson ★ May-1964 October—1963 Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobicr Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 10—K. Peorce Student Guests- Public Relations— ★ 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 1—H. Joseph Progrotn- Owors. Aprir-1964 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fo* Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, 17—R. Mulchahey 31—S. Bovee 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- Membership— ★ OF Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo February—1964 Occupational Information- KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associotions- Ken Loavonworth, Ray Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornsfien 11—D. Deon 18-R. Fox SONG LEADERS Vince Kornslein, W. Couiliord 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Robert loose Mark Andrews Director* — Clyde WIIManis, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George BOARD Walker PROGRAMS Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, Magazine- March—1964 1963-1964 Community Safety- Bulletin- Don Horris, Cron Wileox 1963- 1964 FREO WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward OFFICERS BY ELECTION CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ AXNER OLSON COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE Rolph Toupalik 25-R. Woldron Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with onolher member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppolnl o committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmon — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoler—Fay 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Roth . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Richord BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Wllllom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaref Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-6033 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma . .278-2854 Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.-Vero . . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene. .. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone ... Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiier, Jr.. 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann - .278-8933 John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehett St.-Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . _.... Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5909 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 . H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ..-.278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworlh, 71 Mople Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margoret.. 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwei! O.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohoy, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Robert Nogle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine K. I. Olmstead, 70 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 278-2790 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-6788 278-5790 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatriee Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willloms, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Balovla-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia..Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 276-8318 278-2930 Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Torg Skabo, 1^ Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen 278-6730 ST2-5594 278-5842 Janean TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, ELK'S 278-4086 278-5165 278-4198 278-5412 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK H, o/ Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. 278-6393 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake- Rd,, Jockson—Lillian I PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Notary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLD WATER i 278-5494 278-5714 Kibby Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma ... Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-5006 1903 Poul Hurley, 278-6687 278-8156 278-2451 Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Mel Rice, Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 163 Fairfield Dr.-Aileen 278-5512 278-2539 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora .. 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helcn--278-4115 - Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery Sl.—Ellzobeth .-278-2996 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Oorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia COLDfATER. WICHe INC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Of, '■9-^3 NEXT W£g!K 9.UN0H Wg are QOONa to make our ANNUAB. SO-^CURiVi to ThE h AG I^aROUWOS AND HAVE THE (SORE rROMOMENT or THE KOUSo ThOQ 86 THE CAY THAT OUR DGSTRACT Go^^CRNOR 8H0W8 Uf»„ H88 KAttE 88 Gl^ENN 0. CUARK ^ AND HE 68 AN EXCOUTSVC 0^ THE WHCRtU* *»QOS=. CORRORATOON RROm'BEnTON HaRBORo BECAUSE OK THE NOSSE AND HE NOT QOVE US A FORMAi. A0DRE68 AT NOON CONKU88ON0 \Vc HOKE THAT KAOH OK VOU WOB»l, 60 AROUND WOtH THE 4«.HeR ASSSONED TO VOU AND SEE HflS . OR HER fiXH8BaT« MaVBC 8T DOEBN^'T BCEM I^QKC REAt. BfiQ BTUKK TO ^¥0U TO TH68 4®H CM83»0 ON THE SUCCESS OK H03 PRO«ilECT 88 A 383 BOOST 6:>iD2:£C>c OAT WHEN VOU WON'^T HAVE TO VOU THERE MUCH PAST ENCOURAQSMSJV^I^ Tl-iflS 88 ONE . QOTHER TO SHEAVE CARBOY BECAUSE THE PROGRAM mi,L NOT KEEP tsOO PoM» The SVENfiNO OK THflS SAMS OAV TOU ARS flNVOTCO TO COME OUT TO MaCK^S AorpcRT Um TO THE 0&.UB ASSEMBLY,, We WDLL THEN OUTLONE OUR KROQRAM FOR THE 00M6NS TEAR AND GOVERNOR Glenn wcll trv on the proqram kor sbzSo Tmss os at 7sOO P.M^ and os on the House ok Schmstt, LAST WEEK we had Bob Hbulooat from the Battle Creek okfbce of 0AS3 «:-«> ta5.!<ed cw SOME OF THE RAMfiKCCATB0M8 OF SoceAL SECUROTV. 3T GETS RAMMED A LOTTLS FURTHER EACH VCARo EcoNOMOCALLV OT' 68 OK SOME EENEKflTp NOT ONtV TO THE OLD AOS AMD DfiSADOLflTY REC^PDENT, BUT ALSO TO THOSE WHO STAND OVER OUR MERCANTCLE CASH REGQSTERS^ Wg WERE flNFORMEO THAT PRESENTLY THE BraNCW CoUNTV PAY OUT OM SoCfiAL SeCURBTV Ah-OUNTS TO A BIT OVER A QUARTER OK A MBLL80N DOLLARS A MONTH« (TreEVA «$UST 8ADD ^00 YOU MEAN A MONTK?*^) Thos as my farmer frjenos sav "a5n''t hay,'' There are a total of 3#237 bsnekgcsarses ON Branch County, Several members had quest dons on the method of payment and cards were passed out to everyone so that THEV may WR8TE TO THE HOME OFFfiCE JN BaLTBMORE TO CHECK UP ON TME8R ACCOUNT. ThOS SHOULD BE DONE EVERY THREE YEARS. WS ARE 6N0EETC0 TO FrEO CulY for TM3S PROBRAM, t AM REAL. SORRY 3 HAVE NO STORgES FOR TH«6 WEEK, TH6S B8 A FAMILY-TYPE PUSLSCATSON AND MOST eVBRYTH9N0 1 HAVE HEARD DEALS WITH EITHER THE AoMDNO STRATI ON OR A KORT^Sn OSTEOPATH NAMED WarO AND ilUST OAN'IT BE US&0« We do understand that, at least, for the time being there is nothonb new on Duke vc Racha£l« Matter of fact, IN from the north if there is any more battling it looks like it would come of iTOWN« WED08NG Af^lVERSARIES BJRTHOAYS Ken LcavenWorth Ruth Luse Lucille Etswe&ler Auqubt 11 Auqost 13 August 15 Al Rsce Van West, Ohio Hamilton, Ohio Lsnosey Baker Bob Stogker Harold Howard Eo Hawkins Bos Ydnqlinq August 17 ROTARY GUESTS OwiGHT Bennett John ElwIll Lloyo a, Phillqpb AlVON Wilsr Chal Dyer Boll Nimmo Bronson Bronson Columbu8,Ohoo Kendallvglle,6no« Quoncy Bronson Dayton, Ohio Oarien, Conn, Columbia, Mo, IT You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House ■— Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESViLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri.State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER. MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumscy, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ OFFICERS R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris BY Club Bulletin- ELECTION Fellowship- CLYDE WILLIAMS .^1 JOHN Viee-President A. KENNEDY CHARLES Secretory SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. President AXNER OLSON Assistant Sec'y-Treos. John Walker Chorles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst Crippled Children— Croig Sebald, Richard Moore, September—1963 3—E. Rayborn MEETINGS Andrews ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dtsl., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Korr November—1963 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent 5—D. Harris Ernest Luso, Chuck Woodward, 23-M. McKeilh 30-T. Skabo 12—Al Butlerfield INTERNATIONAL Sergeant-ot-Arms- SERVICE 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright RUSSELL MOORE, Director international Information- Buyer-Seller Relations— Horold Goodholm, Dale Dean Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno Charles Ekicon, Les Woodward 14-R. Shaw 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Way 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richorcl Moore 31—Cran Wilcox Internationol Student ProjectsTom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way, Harold Coddlngfon July-1964 December—1963 International Contacts- Webb Treof, Harold McKnighl June-1964 29-W. VonAken Youth- Four-Way Test- 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm Olson Employer-Employee Relations- 19-T. Collins 8-C. Swart IS—Ernest Luse Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobior VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY May-1964 October—1963 Student Guests- Roy Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- ★ 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 24—M. Rice 1—H. Joseph at 12:15 p. m. .peciaJ—At the coll of the President 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 10—K. Pearce Loose Robert Howley, Ray Fox Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS Aprir-1964 7-W. Treat Rurol Urban- Public Relations- Regulor—First Thursday of each month 31—S. Bovee 13—J. Fair 27-C. Sebald Program— Axner 17—R. Mulehohey 24-Wm. Bobier 20—F. Weeks Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud PROGRAMS 6—C. Allemier Community Safety— Membership— ★ George R. Means, August—1963 Robert John Klein Mark Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, OF Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Magazine- ★ BOARD ROTARY Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 1963 - 1964 I March-1964 1963- 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D, Dovidson 14—C. Heikklnen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— Al Buttcrfield, Les Wise 28-A. Falter February—1964 Occupational Information— KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken leavenworth, Ray Pitts Duane SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron SONG LEADERS Vince Kornstein, W. CoulNard Davidson NITE Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6843 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon 278-80B6 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton 278-5891 Bovee, 171 Grond St.-Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairficid Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.-Thelmo 278-2854 Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbara 278-5234 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Anneffa ..278-6769 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .278-6054 278-2818 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguc St.—Roth ..278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 279-9471 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann _ 278-6598 278-8933 Albert Foiler, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Charlotte Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth - 278-5475 278-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore 278-5318 278-6517 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 . 278-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .. 278-2996 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgte C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbaro .. 278-8909 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Poul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma. .. Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rci., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealrtee Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wiima Worren Willioms, Botcvio-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Ed Koltz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater loke— Janeon Art Lyon. 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva.. John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278.4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R TREDERICK H, ROTARY CLUB 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola % of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5494 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Notary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER I Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrancc Rd.—Arlene Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.- Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Address and Rotary Ann 278-8840 .279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle. 182 Morsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy NAME Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, ttlCH. INC. �'7/e Profits Most Who Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AUGUST 3, 1963 NEXT WEEK. OTHER We WOLL USE A mystery up ritu Thursday apternoon, THE SPACE FOR (ITeM6« LAST WEEKa We had a prcqram om the safety beut which was pRSSENTeo by Harvey Bent with Nebl Baldw&h amd a movie on the Calgkornsa studges op veh3C4.e gmpact. } THaS» OP ANY OP YOU WgLU MAKE A STUDY OP ACC90SNT8, AS YOU SEE THE ACCOUNTS PN NEWSPAPERS OR THE VEHDCLE8 GN BODY SHOPS* VOU WlUL HAVe NOT WEAR TOUR SAFETY BELT OUT SeTTDNQ ON OT. TO ASRCE THAT YOU SHOULD WH&b.£ WE ARE ON THE SUBiSSCT OP MOVDEB J WOULD LIKE TO REPORT THAT A C0Mf4(ITTEe HAS BEEN SET UP BY YOUR SOARO OP DPRECTORS TO TRY TO WORK OUT SOME SORT OP SCHEME AND ALSO adequate EXTENS90N CORD * ANY OP VOU WHO ARE QOENQ TO USE A FOR A PERMANCNTUY GNSTALLED MOVOE SCREEN THE BoARD OP OORECTORS WOULD LIKE TO HAVE M0V6S OR SLflDES ON CONNECTION WSTH YOUR PROORAM TO BET OP YOUR PARAPHERNALGA PR80R TO THE MEETBNS^ 3n PACT* MOST OP THE LAST Board op Directors meetonq was devoteo to ways op smootkonq out Rotary meetpnos^ One op the noteworthy bits op conpusson os bn the matter op early ucavcrs. AGREED THAT OT WAS SAD ENOUGH P6TCH WAS NOT OMPROVES LEAVERS THE NEXT YOU CAN TAKE OPP TH9NQ DO BP AS POSSIBLE, LBKE THAT WE HAD SO MANY EARLY LEAVERS OUT THAT We all THE WHOLE BY THE EARLY LEAVERS THEM3ELVE8« MoSt OP THE TGME THE EARLY A HERD OP BUFFALOES ON THE AGENDA WMBCH YOU ARE Q0BN9 TO AND THE NOGSE 1)8 THE PROQRAMo LEAVE EARLY G8 TO 96 A LOTTLE D88TRACT8NG TO We TH8NK THAT THE VERY LEAST SLOP OUT AS QUSETLV AND QU8CKLY Come to TH8NK or IT, WE SHOULDN'T HAVE TO MENTBON fiT». ^ While we are on the subject op nobst thongs and we are, what is thss thing qoimg \ 1^°'' BCTWEEM OUKE DAVaOSOM AND MrS , BURK? SupPOSE WE OUGHT TO T0E THEliR WRfiSTS TOGETHER ^ AND QflVE THEM EACH AN BCE POCK? MavBE 8KUWK GLANDS AT FORTY PACES? DoEA'T ' KNOW Oi Hj WHETHER WE WOULD HAVE TO DflSQUALCPV CaRLO AS A REFEREE OR MOT„ \ We V7ANT ALL YOU LakELAMDERB TO GET OUT AMD VOTE EARLY AND OFTEN, Among other thomcs bp vou are ooflNO to se assent at thsse little-- vou could do Tuesday eessbons ss to make up at somebodv klse^'s Monday through FsflOAy aessioM, %^[^OuR ATTENOAWCE 89 ALMOST AT AN ALL T8ME LOW« ^ fl THOUGHT MAYBE WE MIGHT HAVE A PRETTY GOOD STORY ON THE RoTARY GoLF ToUBNAMENT Momoav, So par it hasn^'t turned cwt that way, 3 quizied several members and got NO PLACE, It seems the scores were HflOH, THE COURSE WAS CROWOEO* AND A NUMBER OP TH0NOS WERE RATHER flNAOEQUATE, MaVBK IT W«LL BE BETTER NEXT TIME, There was an old African Chieptaon who had a oauqhter who was qettinq MARRgeo, ^ GROOM WAS PROM ANOTHER TROBE THAT L9VE0 DOWN THE RfiVERo 3EN0 OP THE RIVER AND THE GROOM BAB THE WAY THEY 00 THINGS OUT THERE, WENT TO THE BEND OP THE RQVER AND GOING TO 5R6NQ SOME The ThEV AGREED TO MEET AT THE CATTLE AND SHEEP WHICH CS On THE APPOINTED DAY THE CHeCPTACN AMD THE GIRL THE GROOM WITH H68 CATTLE AND SHEEP WAS SEEN ACROSS THE ROVER, ThE CHIEPTAQN WAS HEARD TO SAY "WhAT A STUPID GROOM HE DOSSN^T KNOW WHICH SIDE OP THE SEND MS BRIDE 06 BARTERED ON,^ ROTARY GUESTS SmTHDAYS Nome - WEOOiNG At^NaV£RSAR|£S George Owsrs Aug. 7 Nelb Weber idowAftEi-Harris Harold Oawson John Elwell Bronson Rensselaer*-!no, St. Petersburg* Fla, Cmal J, Over Hamilton, Ohoo Columbus, Ohio Charles Osborn Harold Howard Oavton, Ohoo Kalamazoo You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Club Bulletin- ELECTION Bob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS President AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Secretary SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Robert MagazineJohn Klein Treosurer ★ Owers. Roy Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- BOARD OF Regular—First Youth- Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS Normon Moore, Bob Nogle, Thursday of each month Don Wright ★ RUSSELL MOORE, Director International Horold Goodholm, Dole Dean Moc McKeilh, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee Relations— Wnyne Way, Harold Coddington President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworfh 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28—A. Foller February-1964 SONG Vince Kornstein, W. Couilford Ken Leovenworlh, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstlen 11—0. Dean LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan July-1964 January-1964 Al Butterfield, Les Wise Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Inlernationel 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skabo 24—Richard Moore 31—Cton Wilcox Rotary Foundation— Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise 17-W. Woy Information- International Student ProjectsTom Collins, Art Lyon Four-Way Test- General Secretory, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Relations— INTERNATIONAL 5—D. Harris 26-P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ SERVICE International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE ^^pecial—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY November—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director at 12:15 p. m. 26—C. Woodward June-1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeanl-al-Arms— 19-T. Collins 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- May-1964 5—R. Biringer October—1963 1—H. Joseph Program— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 28~R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Student Guests- Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George 21—F. VonAken 10—K. Pearce loose Roberl Hawley, Roy Fox Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban— Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'yTreos. April-1964 27-C. Sebold September—1963 Croig Sebcild, Richard Moore, John Walker VIce-President 24—Wm. Bolsier 31—S. Bovee 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 17—R. Mulchahey 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair Community Safety- Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cran Wileox Fellowship- 1963-1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Moreh—1964 1963- 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— * OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE NITE Ralph Teupolik 18-R. fox 25-R, Woldron Duane Davidson The above Is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairmen — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn Mcirk S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct,—Ruth Phono No. 278-5563 278-6033 . . .... 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N, Circle Dr.—Esther _ Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean _ . . 278-6843 278-8086 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-5386 Selon 278-5891 Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ... Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfieid Dr.—Josephine. .... 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo ... 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Voro .278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St,—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 276-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen . . John T, Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie . .. .. John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann . 278-6127 278-5909 . . 278-6598 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchott St.—Charlotte . .... 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth ..... .... Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris . E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara . 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen. 278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfieid Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—WMma . 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia._ Phone No. 278-8840 . H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 278-4222 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter loke—Suzanna _..278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Worner VonAken, R, R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-4229 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6769 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan.. Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K, L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Ernest W, Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . 278-2261 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E, Montgomery St.—Elizabeth ..278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine — Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy 278-5494 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo_ Warren Willioms, Balavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-2612 278-8238 Branson 369-4024 ST2.5594 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chieogo Rd.—Nola 278-5006 .278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 276-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS .278-2451 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-5033 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie _ 1903 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Mel Rice, 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel ..., .... Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Joneon 278-5165 278-5091 • 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 The COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. I. & R. ^o^ary REFLECTOR 1 fhedsricic h. weeks quality spring products, INc PUBLISHliU BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 T. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome m COLDWATER, BICH. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. spp 1953 9 OUE86 ffS ARE A LflTTkE 8CNT9MKNTM> ASOUT OUR RoTARY MDNSTRCS. ShOW ANO WE KATE TO COVE or UPo MoSTILVo I BEILOEVE we THOUQHT OP" THE SHOOTp DONE 8M BiWAGKFACEo AS A METHODg A OBVOCEo A VSHOGtE AND WOT AS'ANVTHOWa OEROQATORV AS p-AR AS THE COI.OREO fjACE as eONCERNEOo L^OKONQ at 8T rROM THE V9EW OF THE COtOREO RACE 3 DON®? KNOW THAT 8 WOUUD L.I)KE OT® 8 AM FRETTV MUCH OF SCOTCH' DESCENT AND 8 DOH^T RESENT THE NUMEROUS ^OKSS WBTH A Scotch backorounOq \ The oufferencs ^RtaAB?=T os oh the Scotch not seono a qowntrdoosn OROUP WHO6-E WE CAN^T SAT THAT ASkSUT'THE OOi.ORCO RACEq DBCK GrCSORY WE KNOW MAKES A IkUCRATOVE CAREER TEULONQ COtORED STOHDSS « BUT HE 08 CO^tjOREDo 8f YOU NOTE HE 06 PRETTY BOTTER SOUMDOWQe UaUO£R« ONE SoME OF YOU ARE 01,0 ENOUQH TO'REMEMaSR THE'6»ATE SoR HaRRV He TOtO MANY A SCOTCH STORY BUT HE WAS NEVER BOTTER. ThAT^ ,AT (.EAST^ BS DOFFERENCEo We cam 00 MANY THaNQS TKAT WDtlU FURMOSM BRANCH CoUNTY WOTH A BUT OF EMTERTAONMENT, H08 wot.!, EVEN BROADEN THE VAROETY SHOW POBSBS.ii.BTBESo LAST WEEK we had a NBOE PROQRAM EMOWBNQ some of the P0888aBt.DTltES OF cftOOERM eiUEMEW TARv eoucATiiONo The prosram cmaormam WAS Georoc Owers who PARTBCOPATED AI=0NQ bth Jerry Fabr and Jom Moulsr. Between them they ostap»,ed the constructoon and RROUMDONBe^OFTHE NSW LONCOLN SCHOOt, WMOCH l!8 TO RCPUACE THE PRESENT UjNCOLN SwjooUo Thus Buaa^Dawa wcti, be open for use on the fAUu of 19^ and as sodkq to be UNBQUEp TO SAY THE t„EA8T» EFFORT BeSOOES THE CUSTOMARY THREE OF NATURE# FI.ORA# AND FAUNA. WHOCM R PTOORAM A TREMENDOUS ' 06 QOONO TO BE MAOE TO AOQUABNT THE 8MAU, FRY WDTH THE WONDERS AND SEAUT8E8 Tmrb 0S tO BE DOME BY TAKONQ AOVANTAQS OF THE AREA OS TO BE PARTHAI^UY USFT UMTOUCHSO AMD PARTDAU Y PLANTED TO QflVE AN OUTDOOR .^^ACKGROUND. B DON®T KNOW MOW THOS fiS QOONQ TO WORK. !t LOOKS LCKF.A REAL QREAT \!^H11WQ AMD 08 CERTAONLY A FAR CRY FROM THE TYPE OF EOUCATBON TO WHOCW WE WERE EXPOSED The older we get the more we wdsh that we had learned a lottle asout a vargetv of 8UBi?ECTS. Th88 08 WHAT THUS PROQRAM OS ATTEMPTONS TO 00 AND WE OERTABNLV W96H THEM WELL. NEXT WEEK, I haven'^t the FooaossTt QOT eoONQ A LOTTLE SOT ?00 ^hos es hot because \ o<toN^T try but 9 quess I LATE AND SEVERAL PHONE CALLS FAOLCD TO SET ME ON THE SAL VONC KoRNCTOCM OS OUR WP«C*OMBMa MASTER OF CeREMONGES, HDS OFFflCE TELLS ME HE 08 ,8M ChOCAOO and let us hope he at least pocked up some STOniiESo L^We W03H YOU WELL AT THE UnSONKABLE MoLLY BroWW. O^^ELTS AND SET TO SnhANS NO LATER THAW 5*15 V T BE A LSTTLC TBCHTo \ BIRTHDAYS Harry Joseph Valeroe Bean Esther Bent BECAUSE YOUR SSWEDULONa 08 QOSNQ TO July 21 JohnKKlesn WE0D3N& ANNlVERSARfiES Bob Naqle ROTARY GUESTS Ken Yssh Dwoqht Green OwoGHT Bennett Chal Dyer DrOVE CAREFULLVb FASTEN YOUR SAFETY July 25 July 27 July 2? July 24 A ^ Robert G» Over Bronson Bronson /7^ Van Weut , Oh 00 CoLuwaua# Ohdo^—— ^ Saqonaw# Mochooan You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregotlono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Porker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris Don Harris, Cran Wileox 1963-1964 Fellowship- CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES President Vlce-Presidenf SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Treosurer Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Public Relations- OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday MEETINGS of each month Don Wright ★ Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director 19-L. Wise 17-W. Way 24—Richarci Moore 31—Cian Wilcox Employer-Employee Relations- Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagle Rotory Foundation— Al Bullerfield, les Wise Four-Way Test- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth Jerry Foir, Roy Potlerson Tom Collins, Art Lyon Woyne Woy, Harold Coddington 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December—1963 3—0. Shorno 10—K. Putnam International Student Projects- Competitor RelationsMac McKeilh, Conrad Swart P-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 23—M. McKeith 26—P. Hurley International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- ★ DISTRICT 2-J. Klein Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 26—C. Woodward June-1964 November—1963 5—0. Harris I2-AI Butterfield International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29—W. VanAken Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, at 12:15 p. m. ^^poelal—At the call of the President Guests- Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Rotary InformationSergeant-at-Arms— May-1964 October—1963 Youth- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Fritz VanAken BOARD 10—K. Peorce Carlo Hcikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Student Program— 7-W. Treat 14—Art lyon 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, April-1964 3—£. Rayborn Rural Urban- Membership- Assistont Sec'y-Treos. 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Robert Loose John Klein 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Croig Sebald, Richard Moore. Walker Magazine- Secretory 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchohey August—1963 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweilcr, Jr. PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' ond Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Classification— ★ March-1964 1963 . 1964 Director 28-A. Foller February—1964 Occupational Information- SONG Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associatians— Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25—R. Woldron LEADERS Duane Davidson Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmen - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn 278-6033 Mork 278-5358 S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Chorles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. 278-6821 Circle Dr.—Esther. 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Borondf, 178 Folrfleld Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma -.273-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera . . 273-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane-_. Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etswefler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann 278-8933 John T. Dean, 59 Rldqemoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 . Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchctt St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris , E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara . 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinit John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma ... 278-6687 273-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret.. 767-7508 Ernest W, Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth.-.. 278-2261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Milford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Homo—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4243 278-4229 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatriee 278-4159 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 K. Olmsteod. 278-2539 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta I. 70 Morshall 278-5512 St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Reiha 278-6769 . 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth ..278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Kotarians Always Welcome 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo Warren Williams, Botavia—LoMoine 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth,. Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt. 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Robert B. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn __ 278-2451 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort. 471_ Marshall St.—Gertrude PRSDERICK Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. 278-5494 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. 278-5842 - 278-6316 278-4350 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie H. 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hoiel Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon. 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine 278-4198 John Wolker, 33 278-6730 Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo Daugheftv—Gretehen K ROTARY CLUB 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Notary REFLECTOR of Coldwatery Michigan 278-8942 276-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna. ... 278-5554 The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. 278-5412 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JU!,Y 27 * '1953 iEXT HAnvcip SeriT has rirfis program^ He 08 pRCsCMTONfi Neou Balowom oho 08 aoONa r& TAtK ABOUT 8APCTV BElLTSo H THDNK HE OS POR THCMo HAVe HAD 8APETV Bei»T8 FOR ASOUr TEN VEARS HOW AND PORTUMATCi^V HAVE NEVER VET MAD TO PUT THEM TO A CRUCOAfc TEOTo The 8TATOSTOC8 ARE OVER«W«Ea,f40Nei,V on FAVOR OF KHEM BUT AS HaRVEY REMARHEO WHEN HE WAS TEa-tONO ME ABOUT THE PROQRAMfl "You AREN^T SUPPOSED TO WEAR THEM OUT SOTTOWa ON THEMo" UNFORTyNATEkV WE ROOE WOTH SOfiTE OF OUR 0000 WSI.(U«MCAN(1N0 FRDENOS EVERV NOW AND THEN WHO ARE DODNO «;U8T CXAOT^V THATc TftOS ! {)8 A SORT OF HOBBV OF OURS 80 WE HAVE TO TEU. TOU THflS STQSVo OnC OF OUR GUTE VOUNO NUR8E8 ROttCD HER WE!Lt<»XNOWN COMPAOT OAR ABOUT TWO V^EEKS AGO AND SEGNO THOROUGH^ UV STRAPPCO BN HER SEAT BELT SMS DCDW''T HAVE A BCRATGH WMflG^I 06 PRETTY OOOO OONSOOERONO THAT SHE HAD TO UNBUCKUE THE SEAT BEtT a, AND CRAWB. OUT OF THE SPACE VACATED BY THE WONO- • 8HOEI.O W8TM AbU FOUR WHEELS ON THE AOR^ TrV T^z Board of Oorectors had a srsef MSETBNe AND VOTED TO OflVC A $25„00 DOHATBOW TO THE CoMMUNOTY Resources Workshop, You MOQHT NOTE THAT THE MORE RECENT LaOSCB NOOHT was a tremendous success QN THAT THERE \V£RE 95 PRESEMT FOf? THE UmSCNKABLE Molly BrowMo J THONK CHuCIS 8N tryomq to BaOON HAS A REAL NOCE ODEA ost the membersmbp to a FOOTBALL CAME, THQS MBQHT TAKE A LfiTTLE BOT OF MANEUVERBNG BUT 03 QUOTE A SPECTACLE EVEN FOR THOSE \rW0 OOM^T TAKE THCOR FOOT. BALL SEROOUSLVc THflS fRSMONDS MS THAT THE BflO M MOOHV HAVE A LOTTLE BOT BETTER SUCCESS THS8 YEAR BECAUSE I SEE NEBRASKA 08 NOT ON THEOR SCHEDULE, TmCRE ARE OTHER OPPONENTS WHO WOLL CERTAQHLV DEMAND SOMETHONQ OTHER THAN CHARACTER 3U(lL01)MQ, AmONQ THEM 08 A SCHOOL ■ UP 27 A WAYS THAT COULD CAUBE SOME TROUBLE, TH98 SOME TOME, 0T®8 QUOTE A FEATj, LAST W££k, We suffered some onddqwotbes HEOAROONQ OUR GEOGRAPHV BUT WHETHER TOU CALL CT PSRSOA OR IrAN OT 08 REAL (IMPORTANT 70 US FOR THE REASON THAT THE NORTHERN BOUMOARV OF THE COUNTRY SORDSRS ON RU830A BOTH FOR AMD AFT OF THE CaSPOAN Ssa„ MrS.^ Robert Barnes talked quote adequateuv on SOME OF the TRflALS AND TRBBULATflONS OF ON QUEST 0C8CR90SD AS DATHROOM, Ws AL80 BVMPATHOZE W3TH ANYONE OF A WHO OETS PLACED ON THQS BACK OF LBEVONO PLACE FROM THE STANCPOONT OF TAVDNG TO KEEP FROM STARVONO TO DEATH, Charles SgHMfiTT Ray Mulchahsy Tow COLLGMS Bos JdAWLEY JULV 29 July 29 July 30 AuBo FOOO THERE 08 BUT FOR A PERSON WHO BECOMES NAUSEATED SMELLONQ POZZA TH08 WOULD BE NO PLACE TO 0S« WEDDSNS ANN'IVERSARSES John Dean Dale Dean Guvarrde Coffman July 2S JuLV 30 Auo. Larri' Holtz Ray Smotm Charlge Holton John £lwsll OocK Mcverson £0 Meyer Charles Offcrmann Paul Pord Bronson Bronson Bronson HAMOLTONBOHflO Kalamazoo Hammond, I no, Lonq Island, Lama, Ohoo MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:}5 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE —• Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 2 ROTARY QUESTS You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. 2 AN AmEROCAN HOUSEWOFE on a RATHER SACKWARO CQUNTRVft ThOB talk COULD HAVE PROBABLY OCCN A PHLGRGMAQE SmTOAYS ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Director Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON - Presidetif Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY Secrelary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT John Walker John Klein Mark Andrews Moore, Fred Cufy, John T. Dean, George Public Relations- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- OF DIRECTORS INTERNATIONAL Don Wright Charles Bacon, Les Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associotlons— 14—C. Heikklnen Charles Bacon February—1964 KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon 4—V. Kornsfien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox Duano Dovidson 25-R. Woldron SONG Vinco Kornslein, W. Coufllard Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan FALL LADIES' NITE 28-A. Foller A! Butlcrfleld, Les Wise Wsbb Treat, Horold McKnighl Occupational Information— 7—e3. Davidson 21-R. Nogle Rotary Foundotion— Four-Way Test— General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way, Harold Coddlngtotr 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cran Wilcox International Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworth 24—Richarc) Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Relotiens— Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart INTERNATIONAL July-1964 17-W. Woy International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- ★ 26—P. Hurley December—1963 3—0. Shorno 10—K. Putnam International Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. ^^pecial—At the call of the President SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 2-J. Klein 9—F. Neer 16—H. Bent 23-M. McKeith 30—T. Skabo November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—A! Butterfield 19_L. Wise Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS 26—C. Woodward June—1964 29-W. VonAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergaant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 8—C, Swart 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Fritz VanAken BOARD 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 19-T. Collins 15—Ernest Luse Corlo Heikklnen, William Bobier Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Moy-1964 October—1963 Student Guests— Axner Olson Charles Schmltt. Fred Anderson, Russell 17—Les Woodward 1—H. Joseph Program— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 10—K. Peoree Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Olln Dolly, Don Shorno, 7—W. Treot 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAkun 28—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Rural Urban- Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Aprll-1964 September—1963 3—E. Rayborn Robert Loose Magasine— 24—Wm. Bobier 31—5. Rovee 6—C. Aliemier 13-J. Fair Crippled Children— Crolg Sebald, Richard Moore, 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 17—R. Mulchahey 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Rolph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Horris, Cron Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etswellor, Jr. PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety— Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION March-1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean Ctassilication— 1963- 1964 FRED WEEKS COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ir OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pitts LEADERS SPRING LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a commiltoo to osslst with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 273-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 . ..278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorio 278-6821 Harvey 278-6843 G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Joan Wiliiom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro . 278-80B6 278-5386 .. 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison 278-4486 Ct.—Thelmci 278-2854 Horold Coddlnglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera . . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene... 278-6054 Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally. 61 Maple Lone—Jone., Duano E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann 278-2618 . .. .278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 . Albert Feller, 95 N. Hanchell St.—Charlotte Chorlcs Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth . . Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore .278-8933 . . 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia.. .. H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tokonsha—Margaret Ernest W. 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Frecf H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4159 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 182 Morshol! St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. Olmstead, L. 278-5512 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2996 _ 278-2979 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6341 Ray Pills, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth._. . Kenneth Putnam, t1 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nolalie Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand iSf.—Vlrgle 278-8156 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chleogo St.—Louise 278-5842 Cenrod Swort. 471 Mgrshall St.—Gertrude.., 278^4350 Donald Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora 278-6393 278-4468 278-5165 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278j.6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, TEMPLE 279-9428 278-5091 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Eivo John Wolker. 33 Doughertv-Gretchen I of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5033 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Notary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel . Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celra B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-4229 Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-6316 ELK'S 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-6769 278-2930 Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2841 278-6278 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand Sf.-Ann 278 5790 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzanne Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Ct.—Gladys 278-2947 Normard Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annetia Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilmo 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 279-9551 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6687 278-6788 278-8942 156 Church St.—Marlon Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara .. 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.. 278-4115 Phone No. Howard M. Teeter, 278-2261 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5942 Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Lose, R. R. 4-Ruih - Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmltt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy NAME KICH* INC. �JULY 13, 19^3 Next .'.'eEK Gcoroc Ovrewa mas the paoqram and INFORMS ME THAT VVS ARE QODNO TO HEAR ABOUT THE NEW Lincoln Community School. SCHOOL WILL BE DOV/N YONDER This IN THE SOUTH 'VS OON^T WANT TO DO ANYTHING RADICAL BUT WE HAD A PART or TOWN AND GCOROE 88 009NO 70 FILL PRCNTIN9' US DAY IT IS FOR A V/EEK IN WITH THE AND SOME OF DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION THE MORE UNIQUE FACILITIES THAT This school will have. PROCESS of our elementary IS OOINO TO BE ENHANCED The learninq school BY children TOTAL PROGRAM INCLUDING AN OUTDOOR LABORATORY. \ DON^T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THIS YET AND 3 SUSPECT NONE OF YOU BE \'/CLL VERY 00 BUT AFTER NEXT WEEK ^VE SHOULD INFORMED. Last week we had a prooram by Doctor Charles Coy a praoticsnq veterinarian IN Hillsdalc. This program probably showed as good a reason as any for SUOQEGTION WISH TO VMOSE IN THE IN ANNIVERSARY ADVANCE SEND CARDS MAY WILL, THEREFORE, 00 ON TO LSSTjNQ ONLY THEY ARC. GOOD VISUAL 000 NO QU3TE TO GROW ONLY THE MORE UP AND LIVE BETTER THAN IN IN A COUNTRY \VHCRC ANY CHANCE OF EVER GETTING OUT OF A VERY HUMDRUM ROUTINE. ThIS O0FT6O HAD WAS A VERY GOOD PROGRAM^ V.X ARE HAPPY THAT LCS WERE ABLE TO BRING GIVE THOSE RCMINDSO. THE UP-COMlNG US THIS K. PeARCE PRCSENTATSON. THE DEAL (S NOT OFF, ONLY JUST POSTPONED. WEEK. The new day is Sunday, PEOPLE HAVE A HABIT OF ApORESS KEEPING IT SECRET FROM HIM. AND CHANGING THEIR Fred Anderson Lea VooDwARo July 7 S July July 11 July 11 July n July 19 July 19 '.'/eODlNG ANNlve3^SARIES Fred Culy John Klein Ray Fox Mark Arorews July S July 10 July 10 July 12 ROTARY GUESTS July 21^ and the time 88 AT InMAN^S AND THE Theater wbll be after that. 3f for any REASON YOU CANNOT GO, PLEASE GET IN TOUCH Erwin Buuck Dcoatur, Bob Stocker WITH Bos Yinqlinq so that he may make DISPOSITION OF YOUR RESERVATION. TH|8 0{CK Schultz Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Quincv FUL WAS presentation ADDITIONAL WEEK. NEOESSITATEO QESNO WEEK. WELL NARRATED, AND .V|8E AND 8. 8oe Yinqlinq informs us that the unSOnkable Molly Brown outing is postponed exactly one POSTPONEMENT IT WHO BIRTHDAYS 9t WOULD BE A DISMAL THING DEED WE BEtNG REPRESENTAT8ON A BIT BE THAT Jr VOU KNOW ANYONE VJHO IS NOT QSTTINO THE BULLETIN, PLEASE LET US KNOW. ChICK SAYS Harvev Bent Edna Ou^sted 08 ARE 80 NEXT week's IN THIS BULLETIN AND THEN TAINLV THIS US PR3NT THIS WCEK^S AND Olin Oally Guvarrie Coffman Ruth Fiske we TO AND 88RTH* CURRENT ^VCEK GLAD YOU ARE AN AMERCoAN, ThE SLIDES OF VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE SoVfET UNION WERE LARttELY GEARED TO THEIR AGReCULTURS. CeR« THAT RELAYED FROM Pat Klein through her husband John. She suggests that instead of held BY A SUCCESS OVER FOR AN Ken Gunthorpe Ed Now9OKI Lloyd Phillips Ken Younoqubst Elmer Dobsom Chal Dyer Ralph Gump Dick Kcrr Dad Stocker Ind. Columbus, Ohio Tarzana, Calif. Battle Cbeck Florida �FftSDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COlfDIATER, MICH. XKC, �THE COUJ.VATER ROTARY REFLECTOR JULY 6, 1953 '//e HOPC EVCRVONC 8URVIVCO Day. Bctwecn 76 iNOepeNOCNCC and ccrtasn 8PBASTS NOT R£LATCD TO THS SplRBT OF 177^ ST 0KT6 02FFBCULT, OHtCKeN, S STAYED HOME, I hate to crab about 8T excsssbvslv BUT t WAS A LBTTLE PUT OUT THAT BM President Clyde's fbrst MEEVSNa that I•« A OUR BEHAVIOR COULD NOT BE SOME BCTTERa Some attentbon should be paid to the PRCSSDBNQ OFFICER AND THERE SHOULDN'T BE 7 OR S CONVERSATIONS 00INO ON WHILE THIS PAST .VEEK we had an exocllsnt DBSSERTATSON BY ROTARBAN LoRSMCR MSNT, Crbppen, Pastor of thc Qobncv Unpom Rotary is that Churcho STS SHARE OF THS COMMUNITY'S EXTRO* SOMEONE He OAve hps bmpressbon of THC WAV THAT THE ChRBSTIAN FaPTHS VERTS ARE DRAWSNQ LEFT CLOSER THW WAV THEBR OWN OPEN TOQETHER FOR PEOPLE 08 TRYBNO TO MAKE AN ANNOUNCE* One of the noce thsnos about BUT AND VET COURTEOUS* TO MAKE THE ALSO bt WE THBB bs able to qather SHOULD BE A BIT MORE IS THS SCOLOINO FOR DAV, BNTCRPRETATBON OF ChRBSTB-* AN I TV« The Prooram Ckabrman was Dale Dean and he came up with a 0000 one. NEXT uEEK BIRTHDAYS are to have a prooram ON i^ussiA* Tkz speaker ss Doctor C« H« Coy who is a praotbsino VETERINARIAN IN HiLLSDALE. I AM NOT eXACTLV SURE BUT I IS THC FROM ALONQ ABOUT TIME AS KCSTH PCARCE. HE MADE A TRIP SOME SLIDES Eileen Toupalik Russell Moore U.S.Ai, _ . Nellie Skabo THINK HE SAME July J July ^ July 6 IT SEEMS THAT TO RUSSIA AND WILL SHOW NARRATE HIS IMPRESSIONS, AND June 30 The Proqram Chairman for the day is LCS .VlSEe vraOlNG ANNIVERSARIES John Etsv/ciler V.'AVNC '.VaV VfNC KoRNBTIEN June 30 July 1 July 2 There is to be a qolf outino or some SORT FOR OUR Dp STRICT ON MONDAY, JuLV 29i This is to be at Sturqbs and some of OUR MEMBERSHIP HAS THEY IT CAN MAKE ALREADY OVER rHERE FOURSOMES CAN SE FORMED* WAITING UNTIL OOLFINO TO SOME OF OUR SUCH THINQS* TO BE 1 CIRCLES AND OTHER I HAVE BEEN SET OLD TO REJOIN THC 80 SeTTER YOU HAD PEOPLE ClYOS KWO TALK KNOW ABOUT VlLLlAMS IS SUPPOSED KNOWLSOQEABLE* The unsinkable 'Iollv Brown foray ib OOMINQ ALONQ ON SOHEOULE* If YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ThIS VENTURE IMMEOIATELY QET IN TOUCH WITH 30B y. I NOLI NO* ROTARY GUESTS FlOURCO Ed Meyer Denis McCormaok Dean Carv Hammond, Ind* LSNDCN, No y« Bronson �FREDERICK fl. fffEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICH. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the £/. S.M\ • JUNE 29. 19^3- i ain't NSVE?S &ONNA 00 IT AaAlKi pAtE. AND BoD®S BASEBAI.t- ENTRY* 4 LaST V/Se« I Af.1 COMPLCMENTARY AOOUT So \vHAT HAPPENS, THEV Vi-ENT OUT AMD 0MMeD8ATEL.Y L.OST THRE;E Q/V^aG« BeLDEVE ME, I AM NOT ReSPGMSOaLE FOR THE Tiger debacue* Truth bg. Mm a '.'/kite Sox fan. So much for the X SPORT NE'JS OF THE OAT* Last '.TEEK* I wasn't around but I QUeSG I misgeo a mice group of remonss- ccNoes OF Michiana* The speaker ivag Ken M.cCoaMflCK, FORr.-isnLv of the Detroit Free Pregg and quite recemtlv publscsdt for the Msoheqan Gas UriuiTiee Compawv. Craiq Sesali;) presemtsd Mr. McCormick as hcq PROCRAf^i. NEXT VEEK. Ve ARE GO HAVE riEVEREMD LorBMSR CRIPPEN, A QU 8 KCY "OTARIAM, SPEAK TO US ON A GUBJEOT V/K8CH I V/IU- CALL "UNITY." '.VhAT VJZ REALLY OELIEVE THE TCVERENO IS GOING TO SPEAK ON 10 A REVIEW OF THE 'RELIGIOUS SITUATION ki 8M THE WORLD TODAY. QuiTE A DIT OF THE UNREST TODAY HAS SOME RELIGIOUS OVERTONES AND I AM ASSURED BY THE PROGRAM CHAlfiMAN, DaLS OeAN, THAT THIS W8LL OE A VERY WORTHWHILE MESSAGE. This past iteek was the annual chamgbmq of the guard in our local Cluo WHICH resulted in John Dean joombno the group of Past Presidents and REOEIVIfJO THE CUSTOMARY OOMtONO PaQT PRESIDENT PIN. HE RETURN ..PACKED OP HIS GAVEL and PRESENTED CLYDE '.yiLLlAMS WITH A NEW ONE WITH V^fHPCH HE <k WILL nSrJO THE SELL FOR THE COMING YEAR. <53 FUL -.llNSTRSL GhOW. WAS REAL FINE. ! THOUGHT THE YEAR OF JOHN DeAN LOOKING BAOK ON IT, V/S HAD A WORTHVJMILE PROJECT IN THE epOWSORSHlP OF OUR Tl'A) MeKSCAN DOYS AND WE '.'/ERE ABLE TO PUT ON A 6UCCE0S- THERE ARE, OF COURSE. MANY OTHER SMALL THINQO THAT WERE DONE DURING THE VEAR OF JOHN FOR THE FURTHERANCE OF OUR ClUS. NOOOOV TOLD MB TO SAY SO BUT IT :WAS PROBABLY AN OVERSIGHT. ; I THINK THAT Clyde, as well as all of the Chairmen of the avenues of service, vjould LIKE YOUR REPORTS IN If^Tt-IEDflATELY. Tbb OiGTRICT GOVERNOR WILL VISIT US VERY EARLY THIS VEAR, DIRTHDAYS Don Ghorno June 25 June 26 Toro Gkaqo Li LA ' lULOHAHEV June 2S .■."EDDirJG ANiJIVERSAr^IES June 23"^ / HOPc % l/r k/A> ■-VARREM '.VlLLlAT-lS Bert Fallsr Ernie Luse :^ED McKniqht June 26J ^ QQI^ _ lOTA^y GUESTS Vh. C. Coats Owsqht Crouch Alvim ./iler L Dick Msyergom Union City ./hite Pigeon Drongon Bronson Kalamazoo H, L, Dutch Sohultz Cedar Rap ids, IaV Smith Harry Ryan Iowa Brongcn Henry Gomley, M. D. Dick Kerb Broncopj Battle Creek Clyde Veekc Harry Borchert pRovo, Utah .Monroe, Mich, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs A\AKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■Ct QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION ~ Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. ★ Club Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship— E. Lose, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine- 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Prosldsnl Viee-Pre$ident Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Crippled Children— AtsUtanl See'yTreoj. Program- Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone Davidson. E. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ 636 ROTARY Employer-Employee Relations— Vtnce INTERNATIONAL Kornsfien, Woyne Way, Armand Pagel Four-Woy TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational information- President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 27-C. Wilcox R, 18—Wm. 25—No Meeting Internatlonai Student Projects— D. Davidson, W. Couillord January—1963 1—No Meeting Norm Moore 29—Paul Hurley February—1963 5—R. Rumsey STAG NITE John Walker SPRING 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Al Butterfleld, Vtnce Kornstien, R. Polterson, M. McKeith SPECIAL EVENTS FAIL LADIES' NITE 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Kerr 30-H. Bent 8—C. Woodword Rotary FoundationR. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo Trode Associations- 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien Bobier Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Bovee 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer International Information- Luse Julv-1963 December-1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Ka^, Jackson 25—S. 20-Fred Weeks Inlernatlenol Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— Olln Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean i^Special—At the call of the President 4—Ernest 11—R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfleld November—1962 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Anderson, Director June—1963 30—Torg Skobo Doug Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 9—R. Nagle Fred Culy — DIrectar MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month 7—Croig Sebold 14—R. G. Woldron 21-K. Oimsted 28-M. McKeith 16—Roy Pitts Charles Woodword, Goo. Owers, Norm Moore, Bob Nagle May-1963 23-AI Rice Minstrel Show- Neer 30—R. Polterson 2—Gust Burondl Al Rice and William Bobier Fritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeant-ot-Arms— 23—Fred Putnam October-1962 Student Guests- W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Bovee, N. Moore 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. McKnighf Etsweller 11—Ken Keith Pearee, R. G. Woldron Rotary Information- Aprll-1963 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupolik Rural Urban- Public Relations- Seton 4—J. Oimsted 4.H Youth- Clyde Williams Director* — Johr* T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Williams September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Lcs Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Treasorer 14—W. 21—R. Mulchohey 28-Olln Dally P. Hurley Bulletin- 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 7-J. Klein Community Safety— J, Elsweiler, Ralph Toupolik, R. Shaw, R, Biringer, H. Bent 5—Armond Pogel PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfleld, Ray Fox VanAken Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION FRED WEEKS Boys' and Girls' Week— Croig Snbald, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962- 1963 ROTARY LADIES' NITE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph Ken Putnam The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the progrom chairmon of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolls. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rufn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy 278-2110 278-6501 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3-Ruth 278-2261 Ralpn Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 278-6769 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chleogo St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys £. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lane-Emily 278-6850 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Either Richard Biringer, 59 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-6821 .278-6843 278-8036 278-5386 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfleld Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct,—Theima 278-4406 278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene 278-6054 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane-. 278-2818 Dr. K. I. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 278-2539 279-9360 278-5996 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 Duone E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand Sf.-Colloan John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-8609 —278-6127 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N, Hanchett St.-Charlotte Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.—Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R, R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Howiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.-Aileen 278-4435 _278-66S7 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilme 278-6786 278-5790 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfho 278-6598 278-5942 .278-8840 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 E. Byron Thomas. 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio Suzanne - Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Doro»hy Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Bronson 369-4024 278-5033 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshal! St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-2790 278-8156 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmiff, IB E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-5006 — Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie—..278-6316 Conrod Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ...278-4350 278-5494 Warren Williams, Batavia—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-4229 -.278-8238 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-5554 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 639-9418 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2841 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-lorroine Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-4424 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E, Chicago Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean — Art lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Eivo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Sontford Jolley, 335'/2 Grand St.-Jeyee 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 V.*r- Tie COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. I. & R. Jio/a/y REFLECTOR o 1 o- K M 1983 6 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME FRCDSRICK He ffifCKS QUALITY SPRIMQ PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JuMS 22b t963 TH?S WEEK.>9 John Etsweglcr a?40 Don Harris saoh qavc a short talk on thc two PROORAI^e THSY ARS REPRSSSNTHNQo BOTH PROQRAMS ARC GOOD FOR BdANCH CoUNTVe SsTON Bovee was program chaorman« Accorocnq to John Etsweoler* thc County Park oe stgll on need of about $9*000, They want the money ncw wh&le the TUBSDTS PRO^^CCT 08 A MATTER OF SBGNiING A NOTg'WOTH THE FORBT ON July Someome wbll call on you real sooNo rv£XT WECKb Craoq Sebald qs the program ohagrmaNv NEWSPAPER MAN WHO BNSTALLMENT OUE Hoe speaker oe a former 08 NOW PUBLOCOST FOR THE MOCHDOAN QaS UT8LBTI!E8 CoMPANV, Ken MCCoRMiJcst was, untol rscentlv, a reporter wbth the Oetroot Free Press AMD HAS ALSO AUTHORED SOME BOOKS, Hc WOLL TflTUE HfiS TALK "ThBRTV TWO YEARS OF MSETCNQ OEADUfiNES,*^ It SHOULD 3E REAL ONTEREeTfiNG. MuCH NEWS WORK 06 REAL ORUDGSRV, BUT THERE ARE MANY CXCDTSNQ HUGH SPOTS. OF OUR SPEAKERS MATERIAL BACKGROUND OF CARL&SR ON HE HAD >}OTH0NQ TO DO WQTH THE In 8P0TE BNf'XAMATORY THE YEAR. SpEAKONG OF KESP9N0 THE C8TV OFF THE ROPES——9 NOTE THAT THAT THE DaLE 0£AN«»^BoB Kerr entry on the baseball league has pocked up where thev left off last YSAf^ AND AT LEAST TWDCE WEEKLY PUTS THE COLDWATER NAME ONTO A H^AOLOKE UN THE BaTTLE CrEEK PAPER BSSODES A LOCAL OOVERAGEo ^ SAY A TOP OF THE HAT TO f^ALE AND BoB FOR TH88 EFFORT THAT CERTAINLY 08 COSTONQ THEM BOTH TOMS AND MONEY. MaYBE THEY CAN GO ALL THEY WAY TH88 YEAR. Rotary gave $100. toward lottls league park refurnoshonq th^s yearS t WAS o^usT out to the County Park, and ot^s qettonq more use than an alodb 8N THE T7QER OyoOUT. Th68 68 A GOOD PRCUECT NOW AND FOH YEARS TO COME. John wcll take your money anytome. Hc lokes the portraots of those people LIKE Jackson or Hamilton 8f you left your checkbook at home. BIRTHDAYS George Owerb Fred Nesr Craoq Sebald VoRGONfiA Thomas Byron Thomas Grace Patterson o/o yoLf June June IS June 21 June 21 June 22 June 22 //£•/' 7- o WEOOING ArWIVERSARlES June 17 Paul Hurley Jerry Fabr Dock Moore Qus Buranot June 20 June 22 June 22 ye-rf tint's ^ /:epf A£f-7~ ROTARY GUESTS OoSHSN, SND8ANA S« Dale Ulsrv Mel Race Jackson Or. Tom Weaver Dayton. Ohso Columbus. Ohso Chal Dyer Hugh Sutton Bronson cmaa/o-E Ayes r^AAy^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1962 . 1963 Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance— W. 1962.1963 T. DEAN President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN Vlee-Presidenf A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Anderson, Duane Charles Schmitt, Russell Moore, Membership— Student Guests— 9—R. Nogle 16—Ray Pitts ^^^Speciol—At the coil of the President 30—Torg Skabo Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornstien, Wayne Woy, General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Moans, Evonsten, Illinois R. Kerr AI Trade Associations— Don Karn, Jackson SPECIAL EVENTS 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' N1TE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Norm Moore STAG NITE 29—Paul Hurley John Walker February—1963 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. Butterfield, VInce Kornstien, SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKelth Dean 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobier January—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Ken Leavenworth, R. Birlnger, Governor, 636 Oist., Rotory, Internotlonal 18—Wm. Torg Skabo Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- 2—Dale 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 25—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Armond Pagel President Rotary Intenrational NITI5H C. lAHARRY, Calcutta, India 25—S. Bovee Julv-1963 11—R. Biringer internotienal informationCharles Bacon, Jerry Fair Luse 18—AI Butterfield December—1962 4—Les Woodword Internotlonal Student Pro{ectt— D. Davidson, W. Couillard Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer.Employee Relations— 4—Ernest 11—R. Show 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Beb Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. WIIco* SERVICE Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Competitor Relations— ★ June—1963 November—1962 International Contacts— Buyer.Seller Relations— Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean 2B-M. McKelth 23-AI Rice Doug Woodward ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7—Croig Sebald 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmstad 2—Gust Burandl Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, at 12:15 p. m. Moy-1963 October—1962 Minstrel Shew— Fred Anderson, Director 30—R. Patterson Putnam 18—Jerry Fair 4.H YoulhW. Willtoms, Ken Putnam. VOCATIONAL SERVICE month 23—Fred Neer Etsweiler 25—R. Toupalik Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each 4—J. 11—Ken AI Rice ond William Bobler INTERNATIONAL 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight September—1962 Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Selon Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeant'Ot-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle Fred Cuiy, tkr DIRECTORS Rural Urban- Public Relations— E. Davidson. OF Magazine- ProgramClyde Williams Fred Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Crippled ChildrenR. YInglIng, D. Shomo, Ken Ofmsted Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Olson, Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker April—1963 21—R. Mulchohey 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Bulletin- Roy Mulchohey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistont See'y-Treos. ★ Axner J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupalik, R. Shov/, R. Birlnger, H. Bent Club 7-J. Klein U-W. Willioms Community Sofety— 5—Armond Pagel 12—C. Bocon 19—Rich. Moore 26-H. Teeter August—1962 Ai Butterfield, Ray Fox VonAken Classification— OrPICERS BY ELECTION JOHN Boys' and Girls' Week— Croig Sebald, Chester Allemier, ★ March—1963 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoini a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R, 5, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie 278-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.-Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane... 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerle John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—tfhel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marfho 279-9471 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4^5 278-6687 278-6783 278-5790 276-8840 NA.ME Address and Rotory Ann CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8298 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Oorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion 278-2110 278-6501 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 3—Rutn 278-2261 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beoch, Coldwoter Lake— 278-6278 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma._ 278-4159 278-8238 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane-Emily 278-6850 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Dr. K. L. Olmsfed, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 278-2539 279-9360 278-5996 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois 639-9418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 278-2979 B. K. Peorce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Rolh Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 270-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmltf, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-5006 278-5714 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Warren Williams, Batavia—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth __-278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolc Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd,, Coldwoter Lake— Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-4086 ...278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-M12 278-5049 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK COLDWATER, 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Santford Jolley, 335'/2 Grond St.-Joyee John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen * Meeting Time: 278-5494 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-5554 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-8156 C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Suzanna The COLDWATER i Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �June 12, 1963 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week, Name Mel E. Rice Major Classification Minor Classification Metal' Worklni^ Industry Brass Goods Manufacturing AA Signed - Jo A. Kennedy, Secretary �■ rM-?;f' t , ^ '-hK , " .■■•; ••• r- ■ ' : . ■' ■ ■ ■■•:•■■■ '--i-'Kr ^ ^'.'>r 0-r:) ^ ■ , . „ ... . ■ ..-■■■5'-'C''.'-; mi'!-. H-..„!;i; ,r.©« r �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLU^ C^olc^ater, Michigan The Singingest Ciiib in,theUi.S..A^-^ l-'viiiflCAS* iAC ^ a' ^ June 15, 19^3 l-AST WEEK: Our rroqram pretty weul went to the ooas Tuesoav, Trooper Paul Rouqe showed slides and narrated the steps needed to educate a German Sheperd to be an epf8C8£nt police Doq» Contrary to the belief OF MANY» this 18 DONE UNDER A SYSTEM OF REVMRD8 AND KINDNESS, AND FOR THE MOST PART IS PLAY FOR THE DOQ« PerHAPS THE NUMSER ONE FUNCTION OF THE DOG 18 AS A TRACKER, ThE DOGS ARE ASSIGNED TO ONE TROOPER ONLY AND LOVE AT HIS HOME, TroOPER PaUL BROUGHT HS6 DOG, SchUYLER, IN AT THE CLOSE OF THE MEETING. BoS ShaW WAS THE PR0QRJUi4 CHAIRMAN AND IT 18 A SHAME THAT THE EARLY LEAVE LOST WAS 80 LONG. ThEY MOSSED A PASCINATONQ PROGRAM, NDCT WEEK-Seton Boveb has the program. The ekact nature of thbs pre- 8ENTATOON IS SHROUDED ON MYSTERY, SeTON OSN^T KEEPING ANVTHONG FROM ME, HE DOeSN^T KNOW EITHERI 1 HAVE FAITH SeTON WILL PROBABLY COME UP WITH SOMETHING REALY GREAT, OlO VOU EVER STOP TO THCNK««>*-we HAVE MANY VERY FINE PROGRAMS, Ws MAY NOT HAVE NATIONAL FIGURES LOKE SAV*^ Detroit, but we do very well. Seems as how a good many Rotary Ann types put the squeeze play on you FOR THE 14tH of JuLV CONNER AND THEATER, BoB YINQLONG NOW HAS reservations for 3D COUPLES AND IS DE3ATSNQ WHETHER TO TRY TO RESERVE MORE SPACE, He MOST HAVE YOUR $12.00 OR A FIRM COMMITMENT NEXT TUESDAY, OR YOU WILL BE AMONG THOSE LOOKING AT R£«RUN8 ON Tv. SuNDAY EVENINO.,- JULY 14th. In. CASE YOU OION®T KNOW, THIS 08 A DINNER AT1nMAW*8 AT 500 P, M, AND A VBEWBNQ OF THE ''UnSINKASLE MqLLY BrOWN" AT THE Barn Theater, We can not help aur remind you that there is much going on to keep Coldwater "off the ropes," AND THE PROPOSED THESE ACTIVITIES I LIST the County Park, Tidbits Theater, IRON REMOVAL AND SOFTENING PLANT. WITH YOUR COUNSEL AND PlEASE SUPPORT CONTRIBUTIONS. BIRTHDAYS June 13 June 15 Gladys Van Aken Gertrude Swart WEDDING anniversaries Doug Woodward Don Harris June 11 June 12 John De Ruiter Bill Johnson Calton, Calif, Harry Bronson Bronsom Bronson Battle Creek COLOWATER Grand Rapids ROTARY GUESTS Qusncv Ryan Ray Cuvler Ken Yesh Dick Kerr Terry Mulchahsy Tom Schulte /<^0 You Wih^lways Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER iz QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. Attendance— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, ★ VanAken R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 1962-1963 Fellowship— CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine— Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Pr.sident Vlce Prasident Secretary Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ProgramClyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Duone Rotary InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise Seton Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF Bovee, N. Moore DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fred Anderson, Director ot 12:15 p. m. Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean ^^Speciat—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treot, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relotiens— ★ Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornsfien, Wayne Way, Armand Pagel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Sworl Occupational Information- President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois R. R. Patterson, M. McKeith May—1963 25—R. Toupolik 7—Craig Sebald October—1962 Guests— U-R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted 2—Gust Burondt 9-R. Naglo 16-Roy 2B-M. McKeith Pitts 23-AI Rice June-1963 30—Torg Skabo Minstrel Show— Charle.s Woodward, Geo. Owers, Doug Woodward 6—B. International Contacts- Bert Faller, Howard Teeter 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Show 18—Al Butterfield November—T962 K. Peerce 25—S. Bovee 13—Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director Ju1y-T963 27~C. Wilcox 2—Dale December—1962 4—les Woodword 18—Wm. 25—No Meeting International Student Proiecis— January—1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couiliard 23—V. SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundotien— R, Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22-C. Allemier Torg Skabo 29-Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsoy Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, Ken Putnam Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobier Charles Bacon, Jerry Folr Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 11—R. Biringer International Information- Al 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson 4—J. Etsweiler Al Rice and William Bobier Kerr Trade Asseciations- 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight 18—Jerry Focr Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron 5—Armand Pogel 12—C, Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter April-1963 11—Ken Putnam Rural Urban- Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 DIsl., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson Williams September—1962 Ken OTmsled Norm Moore, Bob Nogle Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Klein 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dolly P. Hurley Sergeont-at-Arms— ★ 7—J. 14-W. J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupaiik, Student PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfleld, Ray Fox W. Willioms, Kert Putnam. Public Relations— Dovidson. Boys' and Girls' Week- 4-H Youth- Axner Olson, Charles Schmilt, Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, E. ROTARY Community Sofety- Clostlfcotion— March—1963 1962 - 1963 Rulsell Moore' Director Axner Olson, Director W. JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Walker SPRING LADIES' 12-R, Fox 19—D. Shorno NITE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speeelal programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoiis. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S, Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ciora Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara Wilford Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jone John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Rd.—Valerie Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma— - 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Vlrginlo 278-2841 278-2261 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicoao-Elleen 278-5556 278-6050 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. —Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8609 278-6127 Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois 639-9418 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroino 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie—.. 278-2790 278-8156 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 278-6054 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9551 278-5996 278-2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 ; Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 t4arrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie-—.278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Suzanno Werner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beolrice Warren Williams, Batovia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen. Sontford Jolley, 335'/2 Grand St.—Joyce COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE -VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 278-8238 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 KV^ Spc. 34.66, P. L a R. |\\ ' B. by 278-5585 278-4159 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Janeon 278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 Chorles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Jiotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann The COLDWATER Published 278-4222 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5942 __278-443S Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Mortho Phone No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison loke Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene 278-6769 .278-6278 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 278-5475 278-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3—Rutn NAME 278-6501 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-5386 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Phono No. 278-2110 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beoch, Coldwater Loke— 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-2947 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat QUAhxtr »PRX«G GCHiBVATEBe •sen. �Profits Most Who Serves Best'' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June Sj, 19^3 TH8S WEEK our own Ernest tic Luse» had tks rroqram and rroceeoed to MAKE U8 ONTO A SET OF" **ODEA MEM" THROUGH USE Of THE NOW FAMOUS QROUF TECHNSQUE METHOOo ThOS 08 USUAULY KNOWN AS. TKS PH0ft.U8F8 66 METHOD AS CREOOTSO TO THE POPULAR QROUP DWNAMOCS F80URS, Dr„ OoNALD PhHlLLllPSp PREBgDENT OF HflLLSOALE CoLLSQEc ErNSE USED A WARM UP DEVflCE OF HAVfiNQ THE QROUPS TRY TO OMPROVC ON A BLACKBOARD ERABERc Hg THEN POSED THE MORE SER80U8 TOPfiCS OF CUUB SeRVQCE AND C0MMUN8TV SeRVBCE, OuT OF THBB GAME AT LEAST TWENTY 0000 SUQQE6TP0NS FOR OUR RoTARV ClUB AND THE COMMUNOTVo PRQMARY ON THE LATTER CATEGORY WAS OOMPLETOOM OF THE Branch County Park and the Tbbbcts TheateRo There were other REAL GOOD SUGGESTIONS TOO PLUS SOME THAT WERE NOT MENTOONEO BECAUSE OF TOME LBM8TATOONS, OnE OF THE BEST 68 COMPLETE TREATMENT OF OUR WATER TO ONCSLUDE 0RON REMOVALp SOFTEMSNG, AND FLUOHII DAT 80N, ThE FIRST TWO WOULD COST, BUT BE REALLY CHEAP ON THE LONG RUM. ThE FLUORBDATBON WOULD COST VERY L8TTLC AND F8NALLV BE OF TREMENOOUB BENEFOT TO OUR CHOLOREN AND QRANOCHBLDRSNo NEXT WEEK Bob Shaw has the program. He has secured Trooper Paul Rouge of the Mbchdgan State Polbce as our speaker. Trooper Rouge bs a SPECOALOST ON THE TRAlNONO OF 00Q8 FOR USE BN THE StATE PoLOCE WORK. There ivJBLl be a fhlm and a obscussbon of thus rather novel aspect of POLICE ACTBV8TV0 Chick Kennedy entertabned the old and new board of our club Thursday evcninq. The year of John Dean (a good year) bs about over and we will GO INTO THE YEAR OF ClYDE WOLLIIAMS, SpEAKSNQ FROM EXpERQSNOE BEBNQ THE PRESCDENT OPTHfiB ORGANfiEATBON 98 A VERY 8AT98FY9NQ EXPERBSNCS. .VE ARE TO HAVE A LADIES NIGHT' Bob Y^nglsnq has gone to QUiic a siT or Tsoutur ro arrange a Theater Dinner Part*, The dinner will de at Ini4an's at P. M., Sunday July 14th. The production v/e kill, see js the "Unginkable Molly 8rovvn"« It will be at t.-ie Barn Theater sn Augusta at TiJOP* Mo package is ^12.00 PER COUPLE, The 3o B VJANTS THE MONEY NEXT MEETING fF POSSIBLE TO MAKE THE RESERVATION SfTUATiON CCME OUT RIGHT. B8RTH0AYS Web Treat Del IIA Waloron June 4 June 4 WEDDSNG ANNIVERSARIES Dick Borokqsr John VJalker June 5 June 6 THIS ./ILL T/BB/Ts. ROTARY GUESTS Walter Wohlsrs Harry Ryan Ken Yesh • Melvbn Blue Jack Warner Mel Race Cmal Dyer Harrison Haynss Robert YgNQLONO, Jr. Bronson Bronson Bronson CO, Qubncy JONESVGLLE Jackson Columbus, Ohoo JOPLBN, MeSSOURB Columbus, Mossourb You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Craig Snbald, Chester Allemler, W. ★ JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ★ Progrom— Axner Olson, Charles Schmltt, Anderson, Russell Moore, E. Fred •k BOARD OF DIRECTORS 9-R. Nogle 16—Roy Pitts 23-AI Rice November—1962 6—B. K. Peorce 13-Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. WHcox INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean ''^^Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— ★ Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornstien, Wayne Woy, Armand Page! President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson 18-Wm. R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo SPECIAL EVENTS Norm Moore STAG NITE- 29—Paul Hurley John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, Walker SPRING LADIES' Fox NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith Bent FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Horris 22—C. Allemier Rotary Foundation— A! 30-H. Bobier January—1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Coulllard Kerr Dean 25—No Meeting International Student Projects- Trade Associations— 2—Dale 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V, Kornstien 11—R. BIringer Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Bovee July-1963 4—Les Woodword International Information- Ken Leavonworth, R. BIringer, 18-AI Butterfield 25—S. December—1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrod Swart Occupational Information— June—1963 4—Ernest Luse n-R. Shaw 30—Torg Skobo Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7—Croig Sebold 14-R. G. Waldron 21—K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 2—Gust Burandt Doug Woodward Norm Moore, Bob Nagle May-1963 October—1962 Charles Woodward, Goo. Owers, Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeont-ot-Arms- Putnam 18—Jerry Folr Minstrel Show- Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 11—Ken 25—R. Toupallk W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Seton Bovee, N. Moore Culy, 9—Mark Andrews 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson 4—J. Etsweiler Student GuestsA1 Rice and William Babier Public Relations— Davidson. 2—Tom Collins 16-H. McKnight 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Fred 28-OIIn Dolly Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Membership- Assistant See'y-Treas. Apirl-1963 September—1962 Rural Urban- Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Duane Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Ofmsted E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Magozine- Preiidenf VIce-PresIdont 26—H, Teeter Klein 21—R. Mulchahey P. Hurley Fellowship— A. KENNEDY FRED WEEKS J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, Bulletin- Don Horris, Cran Wllcox 1962-1963 7-J. 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 14—W. WIlilGmi Community Sofety— R. Shaw, R. BIringer, H. Bent Club PROGRAMS August—1962 A! Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance— Morch—1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having specie progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Rutn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon 278-5358 278-6821 276-6843 278-8066 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. John Klein, Bex 148—Pot NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rutn 278-2261 Ralpn Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo—Eileen 278-5556 278-6769 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann V/arner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily 278-6850 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwoter Loke— Suzonno 278-5554 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 276-5366 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson 278-5078 279-9471 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen 278-8609 278-6127 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Chories Woodward, 163 Morshall St. 278-5033 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, ll E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Royborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chories Schmitt, 18 E. Aiden St.—Berget 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nafaiie 278-5033 278-6393 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude - 278-6316 278-4350 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St,—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen ... 278-^87 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mortho._. __278-6788 278-5790 _____._278-8840 279-9492 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois 278-5996 639-9418 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rllo 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealfice_ Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo Worren Willioms, Batovia—LaMoino Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Colciwoter Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pi.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva__ John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Sontford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce JU'i ? 133 \ 1963 FREDERICK H. WEEkS QUALITY SPRING COLDWATER, COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-4086 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 See. 34.66, P. I. & R. Rofary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER 278-4159 Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola. T^e COLDWATER 278-5494 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Jonean 278-4229 PRODUCTS MICH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. RtAv~25rT9S3 THIS WEEK «c HAD A wonoerfwl proqram for tme early leavsRc THREE QUARTERS OF OUR MEMBERSHSF SHOWED MP THE MeTHODOST ChURCH« FOR A CHSCKEN About SARBEQUE AT ThE D8NMER WAS PUT ON B¥ THE A«OK CONTACT CLUB AS A SENEFflT FOR THE COUNTY PARK. We HAD NO FORMAL PROQRAM AND THE CH9CKCN WAS Q000« We WERE SUPPOSED TO SE 0UT8BDE EXCEPT THE WEATHER RETURNED TO NORMAL M90HT BE A LOT AND ST WAS A LSTTLE COOL AND LOOKED ?,8KE 8T WET. (WOULON^T YOU THSNK THAT A FLORfiST WBTH A DAUGHTER STRSVSNQ TO BE Mjes Branch County would provsoe her weth REAL ROSES FOR HER EVENING Q0WN7S) She dsd look qoodS They all looked qoooS NEXT WEEK Mac M^Kebth 38 to present a program. ON the market to MS. F9LM8 08 TO HELP. AND REDUCE YOU. Sounded lske a drug OuESS ONE OF THE NATSONS LEADSNQ DRUG SPCCSALtY ThEV MAKE PRODUCTS TO PEP YOU UP, TRANQUSLtZE, So ST^S HARD TO SAY WHAT WE W6LL GET. OON"T GO TO QUINCY TO MAKE UP MONDAY, MAY 27^ YOU MAY GET THERE, BUT THEY WONflT BE THERE BECAUSE OF A LADilS NSGHT. Our ATTENDANCE FOR ApRBL WAS #2 AMONG THE LARGER CLUBS, MECT9NQ TO BR9NQ THE AVERAGE St TOOK A ABOVE BIRTHDAYS Paul Hurley May 19 John Dean May 21 WEOOII^ ANNIVERSARIES Chet Allempcr May 20 ROTARY GUESTS Lawrence Werner Bronson Nelson Weber Walton Wohlers Bronson Bronson OscK Kerr Ray Smcth Ken Yesk Battle Creek Bronson Bronson (Th/' ^ ^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Unipn Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednetday, 6:10 P. M. BAniE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— W. Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Rural Urban- Membership— Student Guests— Roy Mulchohey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. Les Woodward, M, Andrews, R. Pitts Axner Olson, Anderson, Charles Sehmitt, Public Seton Bovoe, N. Moore Rotary Information- Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone E. Davidson. OF VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director •'Special—At the call of the President Webb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 23-AI Rice Employer-Employee INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Internaliena! Contacts- Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornsfien, Wayne Way, Armand Pagel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swcrl Occupational Information- President Rotary Internotional NITtSH C. LAHARRY, Colcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois R. Al Dean 9-L. Wise 23—V. Kornstlen 30-H. Bent Bobier SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo Kerr 2—Dole 1—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— Norm Moore Harris 22—C. Allemier 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman Butterfield, Vince Kornsfien, Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith Bovee 16—G. Owers Januory—1963 D. Davidson, W. CoolMord Trade Associations— Don Korn, Jackson 25—S. July-1963 25—No Meeting International Student Proieets— Ken Leovenwerth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 18-Wm. Lose 18—Al Butterfield 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer International InformationCharles Bacon, Jerry Foir SONG 4—Ernest 11-R. Shaw November—1962 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wileox December—1962 Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Relations— June—1963 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H, Goodholm, D. Dean Competitor Relations- ★ 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 9—R. Nogle 16—Roy Pitts Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month 14-R. G. Waldren 2—Gust Burondt Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Norm Moore, Bob Nogle DIRECTORS October-1962 A1 Rice and William Bobler Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ May—1963 7—Croig Sebald 25—R, Toupalik Minstrel Show- Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Relations— 30—R- Patterson Putnam 18—Jerry Fair 4.H YouthW. Williams, Ken Putnam. Clyde Williams Fred 23—Fred Neer Etsweiler 11—Ken Keith Pearce, R. G. Woldron ProgramDirectors — Johrt T. Deon, Clyde Williams, 4—J. Ken Olmsted E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine- 16-H. McKnight September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Fellowship— Presiden» Viee-Presldent Secretary 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Crippled Children- Don Harris, Cran WIlcox 1962-1963 Aprll-1963 21—R. Mulchohey J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupalik, R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent 26-H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Safety— 5—Armand Pogel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore August—1962 A! Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken ★ ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' ond Girls' Week— Croig Sebald, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962- 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes with another member, odvise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. 279-9471 Fred Neer, 243 W, Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wiimo- 278*8609 Armand Page!, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-5909 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6341 278-6161 278-6033 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 278-5891 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane. 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Ooane E. Davidson, 15 Scot! Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Morris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Robert B, Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 278-5358 278-6821 171 Grand St.—Claro Phone No. Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetto Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie Seton Bovee, Address and Rotary Anrt 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 278*5563 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean NAME John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernes! W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 278-6788 278-8640 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Rooerf Nagle, 36 VY. Pierce St.—Susan George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Ellzobeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Kenneth Putnam, 1l E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Vlrgle 278-2947 279-9492 278-5996 278-2979 278-2790 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Suianno Cranston WIlcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 Woyne W, Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy 278-5494 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson Sf.-Delia Fred H, Weeks, R. R. 2-Beotrice 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola .-.278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swan, 42 Wilfowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Sanlford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sac. 34.6«. P. L. A R- FREDERICK H, Meeting Time: 278-8238 Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-4159 Bronson 369-4024 The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4229 Warren Williams, Batavia—LoMoine 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICH, �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 1^, 1963 NDCT WEEK, we arc to asssmblc at ths south wsst corner of Chscaoo AND Marshall Streets «HeRe «e will PARTAKceor our noon repast* Th0S DSNQLE BB BEIMQ put on by the A-OK contact CLUB. iTkWtLL BE A CMBCKEN PROJECT* BARBECUE AND PROOEEDS 00 TO THE NEW COUNTY PARK Oh, yeSk sn case op rabn. there ts an escape planI TO THE MeTHOOBST OR PRCSBVTERIAM OhuRCM. 'tk so either You heathen W8LL BE DELI OH- TEO TO KNOW THAT THESE TttO EOSFIES ARE ONE SLOCK AWAY* PRESENTLY WE BELIEVE THAT THE ROOF ON tV^STHER OF THESE STRUCTURES LEAK* Th|8 PROGRAM 8S UNDER THE QU8DANCE OF Ken OuMSTEOt 3UT THERE SDLL BE NO FORMAL PROGRAM* iSG DO NEED RAIN2li LAST \VEEK Carlo Heikkbnen asbssteo by Jerry Pabr gave us the facts OF LIFE ON THE UPCOMtNQ SCHOOL ISSUES* ThIS 18 A HBQHLV COMPLEX situation WHICH QET A FAIRLY SOILED DOWN SUBSTANTIAL TAX WOULD BNOfiCATE THAT SAVING EVEN THOUGH WE CAN VOTE YES WS VILL AND BE SUSLDINQ A Junior High or else we cam vote no, increase our tax structure AND DECREASE OUR EDUCATIONAL POTCNTSAL* If 1 SAY ANY MORE I ^VILL BB ACCUSED OF S^OOnSlNQ THE PROPOSALS »5te COULD QET THE SHOW ON THE ROAD QUICKER IF IT WCREN^T FOR OUR ArcHAIC MiOHSOAN SchOOL LaW* If you oon®t unoerstamo all this. Carlo has a booklet that expI-Ains IT* Jess '»Valdrom introduced the program* TO VOTE YES too! Sounded like he was -goinq The Branch County Park Trustees are soliciting donations to make the coup^TV parks a reality* $5*00 OR al.OO* If you can't give a $1,000, they will take ^}hr ASKgp ABOUT THE TibSSTS. OF THE COf4M9TTEe AND MUST MoW WS KHOsJ REPORT THAT ALL '.Hfe ARE THE PUBLICITY ELEMENT 8VSTEP.IO ARC IN GOOD CONOS- T0ON8 BV THE TIME YOU QET THIS WRITING VOU WILL HAVE READ ABOUT THE FUNDING METHOD TO GET THIS WORTHY PROJECT GOING* MaMV OF VOU ARE ABLE TO TAKE OUT DREAMED OF* THESE MOTES AMD 4VE WILL HAVE THE THEATER ThERS 18 NOT GOING TO BE MUCH DELAY* BE LET AS SOON AS W0RKP4EM CAN BE FOUND* WE HAVE CONTRACTS WILL WE ARE ASSURED THAT USE WILL BE MADE OF THE THEATER* WS VTILL HAVE THAT CULTURE THAT MrS, OuMCAN SPOKE OF IN HER PITCH FOR THE CoMMUNCTY CONCERT* 'Vc WILL HAVE PLAYS, A Minqtrel shov/, etc* It will be BUSINESS FOR ColdwaterI BIRTHDAYS ?4a¥ 13 (HE GOT A CAM0E2) Roy Patterson Gladys Moore Dick Qiringer May 14 ?'4ay is '.TODING ArJMIVERSARIES 'ViLLIAM BOBIER May 17 l^OTARV GUESTS Harry Tooo Mel Rice Oil City, Pennsylvania Jackson Bromson Clarence Snyoer Chal J, Dyer CoLUP.iBUG, Ohio William Coats Max Stillson •"^s* Dorothy 0* Duncan Or* Al Long Unson City Coldwater Burt^inoham . / / Coldwater You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER it QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BAHIE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. OFFICERS ClassiRcalion— BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- T. VIee-Presldent A. KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodword, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treos. ★ Program- Clyde Williams Director* — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, Charles Anderson, Russell Duane Davidson, E. Schmitt, Fred Moore, Pubfic Fred Culy, Seton Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bovee, N. Moore Keith Peorce, R- G. Woldron ★ Buyer-Seller RelationsOlin Daily, H. Goodholm, D. Dean *^^peeial—At the coll of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treot, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relotions— ★ Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornstien, Woyne Way, Armand Pagel President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 6—B. K. Peorce 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 18-Wm. SPECIAL EVENTS 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, 15—D. Torg Skabo Norm Moore Harris 22—C. Allemler 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John Februory—1963 SONG LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman Al Kornstien 30—H. Bent January—1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard Kerr 23—V. Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Praieelt- Butterfield, VInce Kornstien, Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 11—R. Biringer Charles Bacon, Jerry Folr Trade Auoeiations— Don Kam, Jackson 27-C. Wilcox Inlernolionol Information- Ken Leavenworlh, R. Biringer, 25—S. Bovee July-1963 December-1962 4—les Woodword Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Occupational information- 4—Ernest Luse 11—R, Shaw IB—A! Butterfield November—1962 SERVICE International Contacts- Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart June-T963 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodward at 12:15 p. m. 2B-M. McKeith 23-A1 Rice Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Fred Anderson, Director 14-R. G. Waidron 21-K. Olmsted 9—R. Nagle 16—Roy Pitts Minstrel Show- VOCATIONAL SERVICE May-1963 7—Craig Sebald October—1962 2—Gust Burandt Al Rice and William Bobier Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS 30—R. Patterson Putnam 16—Jerry Fair Student Guests— INTERNATIONAL 23—Fred Neer Etsweiler 25—R. Toupalik W. Williams, Ken Pufnom. Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 4—J. 11—Ken 4-H Youth- Rotary InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle 16-H. MeKnight September—1962 Rural Urban- Relations— 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 28-Olln Dally Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken dmsted E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine— Prosidenf April-1963 21—R. Mulchahey P. Hurley Fellowship— DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupalik, Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 12—C. Bacan 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Safety— R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent 5—Armand Pagel PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken ★ 1962-1963 JOHN Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebold, Chester Allemler, March-1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY SPRING 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Walker LADIES' NITE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairmen - Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-2150 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 278-6850 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5, Coldwcfer—Fay 278-5563 John Klein, Box 148—Pat Mork S. Andrews, 25 rorsons St.—Ruin 278-5358 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6843 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold MeKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 270-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—lila 270-5078 Fred Neer, 2^ W. Chieogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Mariorie N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.-Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-6033 278-6821 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wflford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane. 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave-—Ellen Jo Dole A- Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerie 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr-, 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-6598 -.278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Ailoen 278-4435 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma.. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rotn 278-6501 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-2261 Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 278-6270 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Suzanna 279-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.-Retho 27B-2539 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo Worren Willioms, Bafavla-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia -Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshoil St. 278-5033 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ... 278-4086 278-8318 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizora Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth —270-5996 Armand Pogel, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois 639-9418 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrod Swort, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude 278-6161 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-8156 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 12:15 p.m., VISITING TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARiANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Janeon 278-5091 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchon SonHord Jolley, 335'/! Grond St.—Joyce 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Slfc. 34.66, P. I. & R FREDERICK MICHIGAN 278-5494 278-3238 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— t Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-5554 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys The COLDWATER Meeting Time: 278-4222 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �^'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. May 11, 19^3 I QUS83 I MflSSKD A VEaV OOOD PROGRAM BY BESNQ ABSENT LAST TuSSOAV* MrS. BaRBARA '.Vatt was presenteo sv Rev. Al, Mrs. iVatt us the Superamtemoent of the Sjrls TRAaNBNQ School at Aorbah. Sue spoke on healthy famblv relatjong. Unfortumatelv, THE THEME OF HER TALK PORTRAYED THE C0MD8T80MS WCTH Vj^fiCH SHE HAS TO WRK. THAT 6S, THE Q8RL 8C ALRSAOV 8N TROUBLE. '.'.^HAT VJS REALLY MEED HQ TO FKID SOME WAV OF PREVEHTJWG Mrs. V/ATT from HAVBNO ANY AWOTTANCeS. SEVERAL WHO HEARD THE PROGRAM THOUGHT THAT OF MORE PARENTS VJSRE UNFORMED ON THE END RESULT OF THEBR POSSSSLE NEOLBCT THERE NEXT ',VEEK. \'«OULO BE FEWER AOMOTTANCES. Jess Walorow bs Program Chaorman. He !s callbnq on one of our mbqhlv QUALBFSro MEMBERS, CaRLO HEBKKONBN. CaRLO BS GOING TO TALK ON THE RAf^BPICATCONS OF THIS UPCOMING SCHOOL ANNEXATION VOTE. THIS BECAUSE 8T IS MOT SIMPLE. 'VE ALL NEED TO BE CSYVSR INPORf^ED ON TmSB V/OULO BE AN SXCELLENT CHANCE TO BR9NQ SOME NON'-^OTARBAN TO LUNCMu 'Ve NEED AN 8NF0RKE0 ELECTORATE. J DON®T WANT TO SPECULATE ABOUT THUS VERY MUCH BUT I UUST TOOK A QUICK LOOK AT THE MAP OF BRANCH COUNTY AND •n-JlS PROPOSED SCHOOL 0Q6TRBCT WBLL 9E LARGE ENOUGH SO CARLO W0LL TK8NK HE IS BACK IN THE UPPER PENINSULA. The meetbnq last Tuesday probably ivas mot 1005? unless quite a few people made up. There were lots more bessdeq the editor and the agbigtant editor gone. .VE were happy to see THAT TJE HAD A VERY Sf^ALL LIST OF EARLY LEAVERS, The only person that i know to be ell la Marjorie Bacon. ! guess this is kon«suro£cal. Therefore, it is mo ivonder that Chuck can®t curs her. HER ANNIVERSARY Looks like sue will celebrate CM THE HOSPITAL. BIRTHDAYS . None (iVg didn't always have a population ekplosiom), 'ADDING ANNIVERSARIES Charlec Bacon May 10 Gill Pollsod Mel Rice Ray Smith Bog Stochsr Harry Ryan Lloyd Junker ANootJ^, Indiana ROTARY quests Jackson Brondon Bronson Sronsom Bronson TO ou/^ CLl^B S/0-//S AT c l'T/ T'/i/TA'A^cs po/MTS P yVO S/^yKs £/tm^ P tat T/BB/rTs ]4////9r /S 77^^ oA'TT^s r/ss/rT^y <3^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs NVAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Y? QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BAniE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W, OFFICERS Classification— BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- T. DEAN E, Luso, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine— Vice-President A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT- Les Woodword, M. Andrews, R. Pitts •k Program- Axner Olson, Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone Davidson. E. Public Relations— Seton Bovee, N. Moore Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist * BOARD OF Regular—First Thursday of each month VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director ★ ""^^peeial—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India 30—Torg Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 27-C. International Contacts- 23—V. International Student Proiects— January—1963 1—No Meeting R. Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary, Internotional 11—R. Biringer Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relotions— Vince Kornsfien, Wayne Way, Armand Pagel Ken Leovenworth, R. Birineer, 18-Wm. Kerr Al Norm Moore 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 5—R. Rumsey 12-R, Butterfleld, Vince Kornsfien, Walker SPRING LADIES' Fox NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword LEADERS Kornstlen 30-H. Bent Bobier 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Fred Neer — Chairman Trade Associations— Don Korn, Jackson July-1963 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 25—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo Lusa 4—Les Woodward Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Evanston, Illinois 4—Ernest Wilcox International Information- D. Davidson, W. Couillard McKeith 11-R. Shaw 18-AI Butterfleld 25—S. Bovee December—1962 Bert Foller, Howard Teeter SONG 28-M. June-1963 November—1962 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Competitor Relations- Four-Woy TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupotienal Information- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS 14-R. G, Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 23-AI Rice Doug Woodward Norm Moore, Bob Nagle DIRECTORS 7—Craig Sebald Al Rice end William Bebier Charles Woodword, Gee. Owers, Fritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms- Mav-1963 October—1962 2—Gust Burandt Student Guests— Minstrel Show- Rotary Information- 30—R. Patterson 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupalik 4-H YouthW. Williams, Ken Putnam. Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Willioms. 23—Fred Neer 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnam Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Membership— Assistant See'y-Treoi. 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. MeKnight September-1962 Rural Urban- Ray Mulchahey, H, Joseph Treosurer FRED WEEKS Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Sherne, Ken Ofmsted 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bocon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter Aprll-1963 21—R. Mulehchey 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Fellowship— President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN J. Etsweiler, Rolph Toupalik, Don Horris, Cran Wilcox — 7-J. Klein 14-W. Williams Community Safety— R. Show, R, Birlnger, H. Bent PROGRAMS August-1962 Al Butterfleld, Ray Fox VanAken ★ 1962-1963 JOHN Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962- 1963 ROTARY 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the yoor 1962-63. If you wont to change dales with another member, odvise the program chairman of the chonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-6238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rufn Dr. Chofles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marioria 278-5358 278-6821 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kafhryn Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 173 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfleld, 31 278-6033 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Edison Cf.—Thelmo ... 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogeno 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Rd.—Volorle John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane .. 278-2818 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllmo... Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho... 278-5942 278-4435 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8B40 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople lone-Emily Ernest W. luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold MeKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. I. Olmsfed, 70 Marsholl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha ... George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armond Pagel, R. R. 2, Qufncy—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V, Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4243 278-4229 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 278-5996 639-9418 278-2979 278-6161 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwaler lake— Suzonno Worren Willioms, Botavla-LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cclia Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofolle 278-5033 278-6393 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Cf.—Ruth 12:15 VISITING p.m., 278-8318 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-5842 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-2930 278-4350 ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude TUESDAY 278-5494 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-6316 MICHIGAN 278-5585 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy HONORARY MEMBERS Janean — 278-40B6 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 27B-M12 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchon 278-6730 Sanfrord Jolley, 335'/2 Grond St.—Joyce 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann The COLDWATER Meeting Time: 278-2841 278-2612 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nollie Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-8942 278-4222 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2790 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita E. Byron Thomas. 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .... 278-6769 278-6278 279-9551 Kenneth Putnam, Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 278-6341 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel— Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-2261 278-2947 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth NAME FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICH. �^He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. my THIS '.'i/EEK: 19^3 Reo McKnjqht PHsecNTeo J, Lyle L9TTuerieuo, Chbef of the OivieiON OF Foods and Standards of the Mschjoan Department of Aqrbcultore, QuAtjFreo BY MORE THAN TWENTY-FfiVE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN TH88 FIELD, HE SAVE A TKOROUOH ACCOUNT OF THE DIVERSE AMD IMPORTANT V/ORK OF HIS DtVISION IN "CONSUMER Protection," The State's local representative is ./alter Smith imho was a OUeST AT THE MEETINO, NEXT 'A'EEK: Rsv, Al has arranqed a timely program for National Family Week, f^Rs, Barbara Hall vVatt, Superintendent of the Girls Training School at Adrian will speak on "Healthy Fap-»ilv Relations," Clyde V/illsw.ib, Chick Kennedy, and Ernie Loss attsnoeo the OfSTP.jcT Assembly, Doctor Harris and Ax Olson also attended the conference. Clyde reported aw excellent program: President-elect An International Student Panel, an OUTSTAMDINQ SPEAKER FROM GENERAL r^JTORS CORPORATION DoCTOR FraNK CoURT, AND A FINE SYMPHONY CONCERT. The District Governor nominee for 19^-^5 fs Don Dousleoay. The District Governor's visit to Coldwater for this year will be on August I3 sv Governor Glenn Clark, OTHER NOTES; MEETINO LAST WEEkI Tickets available next week for Miohioan IVeek Luncheon AT Mac's Airport, rvloNDAY, May 20, Michigan Heart Association announces local "Heart Of The Hor.iE" (This deals with short cuts for the cardiac house wife), Natalie Ysnqlinq is our local Chairman. Dates: Tuesday, May 7,ano '.Vednesdav, May S, from 1:30 to 3:00 P,M, AT THE Presbyterian ChUrch Parlors, Absent April 30 1S Early Leavers 13 BIRTHDAYS Ellen Jo Davidson V/BLMA Kennedy April 28 May 3 .veoding anniversaries Ken Leavenworth April JO Ken Olmstso •May 1 Eo Mowioki Bronson Jackson Coldwater ROTARY GUESTS Mel Rice Emil Anderson PEOPLE .7ILL BUY ANYTHING THAT'S ONE TO A CUSTO\€R C'.V You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •Ci QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednecday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Cralg Scbald, Chester Allemier, W. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club BulletinDon Morris, Cran Wilcox JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Crippled Children— R. YIngling, D. Shorno, Magazine— Rurol Urban- Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Student Guests— Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistont See'yTreas. Axnor Olson, Charles Schmitt, Clyde Williams Anderson, Russell Moore, Duane E. Fred Public Fred Culy, Davidson. Mr*. Grace Polterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS at 12:15 International Contacts- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— Vince Kornstien, Wayne Way, Armand Page! ★ INTERNATIONAL International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary Internationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson 18-Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Norm Moore 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R, Rumsey 12-R. Al Butterfield, VInce Kornstien, SPRING Fox Walker LADIES' NITE R. YIngling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 6—C. Woodward 15—0. Harris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skabo Kerr SPECIAL 1—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsoy, John Klein, R. Patterson, M. MeKeith 30-H. Bent Bobi er Jattuary—1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard Trade Associations- Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 25—No Meeting International Student Prajeets— Ken leavenworth, R, Biringer, 2—Dole 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer International Information- Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Informotlon— July-1963 December—1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter OHn Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Competitor Relations— 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield 25—S. Bovee 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20-FrGd Weeks 27-C. Wilcox INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer.Seller Relations— ^^pectol—At the call of the President President Rotary Doug Woodward Fred Anderson, Director p. m. June-1963 30—Torg Skabo Fred Culy — Director ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9-R. Nagle Chorles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November—1962 VOCATIONAL SERVICE month 7—Croig Sebald 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. MeKeith 23-AI Rice Minstrel Show— MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each May-1963 16—Ray Pitts W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Rotary Information— Frlfi VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-Gt'ArmsNorm Moore, Bob Nagle Neer 30—R. Patterson October—1962 2—Gust Burondt Al Rice ond William Bobier Relations— 23—Fred IB—Jerry Foir 25—R. Toupalik 4-H Youth- Seton Bovee, N. Moore 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnIght 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnam Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Progrom— Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Aprll-1963 September—1962 Ken Olmsted E. luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Williams 21—R. Mulchohey 28-01in Dolly P. Hurley Fellowship.. President Vieo-President 14—W. J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26-H. Teeter 7-J. Klein Community Safety— Classiifcotion- 5—Armand Pogel PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VonAken * 1962.1963 JOHN Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance— Moreh—1963 1962- 1963 ROTARY 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coidwater—Foy Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlone Phone No. 278-8942 278-6850 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 278-2947 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coidwater Loke— Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-2110 278-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-5358 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lone-Emily N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 Milford A. MeKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold Mcknight, Coidwater St. Home—Corol 279-9551 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Gust C. Burondt, 173 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4466 FJormand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cl.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha Armand Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 639-9418 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6161 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virglo C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Mofk S. Andrews, 23 Parsons St.—Rutn .... Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.-Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara 278-5891 Rev, Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmo 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane-Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand Sf.-Colleen .278-6127 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy John T, Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerie 279-9471 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-4435 278-6687 276-6783 John A, Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—WImo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Cf.—Martho 278-5790 278-8840 Fred Neer, 2^ W. Chicago—Ernestine Suzanna Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-5554 278-2612 278-5512 Wayne W. Woy. 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 278-2539 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo. George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth.-.278-5996 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-8318 278-5842 278-4350 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Froa H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Colcwater Loke— - Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Sontford Jolley, 335','2 Grond St.—Joyce MAY. 3 1963 FREDERICK H. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MeetingTime: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R Rotary REFLECTOR by 278-8238 Bronjon 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Jonoan 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Warren Wlllloms, Balovio—LaMoine The COLDWATER Published 278-4222 Ralph Toupclik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAy t, ^(^^3 NEXT JVEEKp one Ernest ^ Luse has the proqraMo ABOUT WHAT HE BS OOSNQ TO BET ME OONPUSEOo He toud me tjusT enouqh 1 THflNK HE flS Q03NQ TO BET THflNOS ALU HUOOUCD AND THEN 8TRA8QHTEN THBNQS ^-QR THE QOOO Of AUU CONCERNED, Is IT THE TRUTH^ AND HOW ABOUT THAT SCRVDCE ABOVE ezur7 TH!S WEEKj t ooT faked out2 Good old Mac the Apqthecarv obdn't pre* SENT A DRUB TYPE PROBRAM, We INSTEADp HAD HaROLD RUSSLCL ffi3VE US THE LOCAL PITCH ON CiVBL DePENSEo MoBT PEOPLE DON'T HAVE A PERSONAL PALLo ^ OUT Shelter to dive bnto and there aren^t mant public ones eother. This probably jbnSt too bad with the retalbtory force we have, anyone 08 Q08NB TO BE SLOW ABOUT CLIMBONB OUR FRAME, We DO HAVE A LITTLE WORRY ABOUT THE PLUMB LOCO TYPE DICTATOR, 3t would appear that we HAVE MORE TO FEAR FROM OLD MoTHER NaTURE. Everyone should be famblsar wdth what to do of you ssgkt a tornado. Number o^g Call the local operator ano ask for the emerqencv Grand Rapids weather number. Be able to OEBCRoer: the funnel and where it is. Read the onformatson leaflet to fbno out what do do with yourself and FAM8UY, iWOASE THE WEATHER 18 POOR (thBS SB THE SEASOn) KEEP THE LOCAL RADOO on or LISTEN TO CHANNEL 3« ThEV HAVE DIRECT LINES TO THE WEATHER BUREAU, Our TWO Mexican kids were quests. They collaborated on the Mexican National Anthem and oave a short speech apbece. They were presented with Q|ft certificates for two suiters by Fred Culy on behalf of the Club, John Etsweilcr bave a pitch for the County Park. This could be a real LIVE REALITY WITH A FEW BUCKS. 8IRTK0AY3 Red MCKnibht May ^EJDJNG anniversaries Fritz Van Aken Ray Pitts May 27 May 2S rotary guests Oft. H, L, Sutton Bill Whorlev Ray Cardenas Bronson Kokomo, Indiana Coldwater, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1962- 1963 Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance— Craig Sebold, Chester Allemier, W. ★ Boys' and Girls' Week— BY ELECTION }962>1963 J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Presldeni Vite-Presidenf Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Anderson, Charles Schmitt, Russell Moore, Magozine— Rural Urban- ProgramClyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Treosurer Assistant Soc'y-Treos. Fred Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF DIRECTORS Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Regular—First Thursday of each month et 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean ^^Special—At the coll of the President Competitor RelationsWebb Treot, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7—Croig Sebald Vince Kornstien, Woyne Woy, INTERNATIONAL Armand Pagel President Rotary Intemolional NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India Occupational Internotiona! Contacts- R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internotiona! Don Karn, Jackson 2—Dole Dean 9-1. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobior 25—No Meeting Internolional Student Preiects- SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couillard FALL LADIES' NITE 0—C. Woodword Rotary Foundotion— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—0. Harris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skoafo Kerr July-1963 4—Les Woodward IB—Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair 29-Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Noer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. AI Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, R. Patterson, M. McKeith 25—S. Bovee 11—R. Biringer International Information- Trade Associations— 18—AI Butterfield Pearce December—1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Ken Leavonworth, R. Biringer, K. 13—Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. Wileox INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Information- 4—Ernest Luse n-R. Show November—1962 Tom Collins, Conrod Swart General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Meont, Evonslon, lilincii June-1963 30—Torg Skabo 6—B. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 23-AI Rice Doug Woodward Four-Way Test- 14—R. G. Waldron 21-K. 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts Minstrel ShowCharles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Employer-Employee Relations— May-1963 2—Gust Burondt W. Williams, Ken Putnam. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Andrews 30—R. Patterson Putnam October—1962 AI Rice and William Bobler Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS 9—Mark 23—Fred Neer 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupalik Student Guests— Norm Moore, Bob Nogle BOARD 2—Tom Collins 16-H. McKnIght 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken 4-H Youth- Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeanl-at-Arms- Apirl-1963 September—1962 Ken Olmsted Public Relations— Fred Culy, Duone E. Davidson. 21—R. Mulehohey 28-Olln Dolly P. Hurley Don Horris, Cron Wileox FellowshipE. Lose, R. Sweet, J. Walker 19—Rich. Moore 26-H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Safety— Club Bulletin- 5—Armand Pogel 12—C. Bacon August—T962 Ai Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken Classiifcation— R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent OFFICERS Mareh-1963 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING Fox Walker LADIES' NITE R. Yingling 19—0. Shorno 26—K. Joseph Ken Putnam The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change doles with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruin .^78-5358 Richard Biringer, 58 N. liudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn J70-6O33 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworfh, 77 Mople Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 278-2947 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, 3492 San Souei Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Suzanna Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Russell F. Moore, 13 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 279-9551 278-5386 Gusl C. Burcndt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llia Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retho 278-2539 279-9360 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.-Ruth Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wflford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy 278-6054 279-9471 Fred Neer, 2^ W. Chicago—Ernestine Olin Dally, 61 Mople lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 George Owers, 46 E, Montgomery St.—Elixobeth Armand Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Albert Faller, 95 14. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-5475 278-8933 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horoid Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley. 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 14. Hudson St.-Ethel 278-4435 278-6687 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma- 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, II E. Chicago St.-Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert £. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann-_ Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5512 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Dello Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-5494 278-4159 278-8238 278-6161 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolie 278-2451 Guvarrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola --278-4086 278-2790 278-8156 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 276-4198 John Wolker, 33 Daugherty—Gretehen Santford Jolley, 335'/j Grand St.-Joyee— 276-6730 278-5049 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Eivo 278-5412 Sac. 34.66, P. 1. tf R. FREDERICK by 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-5996 639-9418 278-2979 Rotary REFLECTOR Published 278-55M Warren Willioms, Balavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cena. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-8942 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-6769 278-6278 Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion H. WEEKS QU.ALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwafer, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5c A'. APRIL 27, 19<53 I Fred NesR provsoeo a tSmely and coMSTRUcriivs program with J, Eo Ucano PRCSSNTiNO A POSOTPVE^ COMPRSKENSBVE "CommuN8TY" ANAt-YSfiS, V/6YH Ed's usual good Hur.toR)* ('.VeuL "SPflCSO' Our Board of OfrRECTORS has joined woth the three other County Rotary Ccuss TO SPONSOR A BOV TO THE M9CH9QAN UNgTED CONSERVATION CLUD TraDWING CaMP TH98 SUMMER, ThE BraNCH CoONTV SpORTSMAN®S CLUD VOTSD TO SPONSOR ONE AND THE SNTSRSST SKOYfN LED TO THE JOflNT ClUSS PROVflOSNO FUNDS FOR THE SSCOMO. LlMERflCKS (oEOCOATeO TO A CURRENTLY NOTOROOUS REPORTER AND K9S QUSSTSONABLE JUDGMENT} There was a vounq man from the c§tv "AiO MET VMAT HE THOUGHT WAS A XJTTY. He gave it a pat And saed, "Poor little cat," They buhbso his c^aOTKESj out of pitv. Red MoKnoght wblu have next week's program. He announces: "Speaker will se J« Ltle LsttlefbelDs Chjef of the Foods and Standards Dbvosaon, State Department or Aqrsculture. Special Guest: ?/1r. ./alter Smith, lccal rspresentatsvs, Mr, Littlefield mas seen with the department for many years, and is WELL POSTED ON THE LAWS PERTAlNCNQ TO HIS DIVISION," i.' ■ . LylE has been ACTIVE «N THE CURRENT INTEREST 114 "hOWEST PACKAQBNQ" AMD TESTfiFflED IN VASHINQTOM REGARD8fJG Tl-lS .'ROSLEM, You'lL BE ASLE TO QBVE THE "little cook" SOME GEMS ON SHOPPING FROiM THIS oascuSSBOM, 1 WONDER WHAT HAPPENS TO OUR R0A086DE SIGNS? ';Vs HAD BETTER 00 SOMETHING «• THE Free Press might send another reporter in« BIRTHDAYS April 25 Celia '.Vise ;/EDDING ANNIVERSARIES None ROTARY Gl^STS *4eL Rtce Jackson Gol Pilldod Robert Stooker Angola, Indiana Bronson You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■ft QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Consregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAniE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— Croig Scbald, Chester AMemier, W. OFFICERS Classification— BY ELECTION Club Fellowship— E, Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magciine— .-President Viee-President A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer MembershipLes Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Assistant Sec'yTreas. Progrom— E. Public Rotary InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-ArmsNorm Moore, Bob Nagle Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— •k Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean "^^peciol—At the coll of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 4—J. Ken Olmsted Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornstien, Wayne Way, Armand Pagel President Rotary International NITiSH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 7—Cralg Sebold October—1962 Student Guests— 9-R. Nogle 16—Ray Pitts Don Korn, Jackson Doug Woodward 4—Ernest 6—B. K. 18—A! Butterfield Pearce 25—S. 13—Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts- 2—Dole 18-Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 11—R. Biringer International Information- Bovee July-1963 December—1962 4—Les Woodward Bert Failer, Howard Teeter Luse n-R. Shaw November—1962 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 23-V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Proiects- SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 D. Davidson, W. Coulllard 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Horris 22-C. Allemier Rotary Foundation— R. Patterson, M. McKelth Juna-1963 30—Torg Skebo Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo Norm Moore 29-Paul Hurley SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Al Butterfield, 28-M. McKelth 23-AI Rice Minstrel Show- Kerf 14-R. G. Woidron 21-K. Olmsted 2—Gust Burondt Al Rice and William Bobler Trade Associations— May—1963 25—R. ToupaMk Keith Pearce, R. G. Woidron Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internationol Putnam 18—Jerry Foir Rural Urban- Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swort Occupational Information- 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Etsweiler 11—Ken Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month at 12:15 p. m. 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnlght September-1962 W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Seton Bovee, N. Moore Davidson. April-1963 28-Olin Dally Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Bacon 26—H. Teeter 21—R. Mulchahey P. Hurley Relations- 12—C. 19—Rich. Moore 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams J. Etsweiler, Ralph Teupallk, 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duane Al Butterfield, Ray Fox Bulletin- 5—Armand Page! PROGRAMS August—1962 Community Safety— Don Horris, Cran Wilcox JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS FRED WEEKS Boys' and Girls' Week— R. Shavr, R. Biringer, H. Bent 1962-1963 JOHN VanAken ★ March—1963 1962.1963 ROTARY February—1963 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. Vince Kornstien, STAG NITE John Walker SPRING LADIES' Fox Ken Putnam NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dales with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, mey appoint a committee to assist wilh the detoils. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Progrom Chairmen — Telephone 278-823B ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 Address end Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoler—Foy 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rotn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-5358 278-6821 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 278-2854 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-6033 278-6843 278-8086 278-5891 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Failer, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Chorlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert 8. Kerr. 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha 278-5909 278-6598 273-5475 ..278-8933 278-5318 273-6517 278-5942 278-4435 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane-Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruin Mllford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relha 279-9360 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howofd M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Coldwater Lake— Suranno —278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Della Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy. Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beotrlce Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo- 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 278-8238 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 278-5996 639-9418 Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoIno Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-6341 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct,—Ruth 278-5033 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolie Everett Royborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie 278-8156 Roy C. Poflerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Lester F, Wise, R. R. 2-CeIia Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Cralg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 270-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Guvorrio S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Ed Holtz, 164M lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen Sontford Jolley, 335'/2 Grand St.-Joyce 278-6730 278-5049 Janean Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo 163 J I * FREDERICK H. WEEKS Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-5091 278-5412 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R- 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. 278-8942 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, IllCa. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in phe 5. <4; f . j L 20, 1" THIS IVEEK OUR proqram was arranqeo bv Rov Patterson who PRESENieo a prgqraj-s OM TeLBTARo SjLt- OAVCESe GENERAU MaNAQER or THE SoUTKSRN OjVSSSCN OF GSNERAL TEi-EFKONe COMPANVg WAS ?HS SPEAKER VVBTH AM ASSfiST FROM CaSEV MeDSNDORP OF 7KK LGOAZ. LONO NUMBER OmCEo ThEV PReSENTCO A FfiLM ON THE BACKGROUND OF TE5U8?AR AND THEN 8H0V;E0 THE SATELUSTff BE^MQ PUT ONTO ORBOT* ThOS 03 A COMMUW0SAT COWS FOnST FOR THE UnJTED STATES^, MADE POSSOBLE BV EXCELLENT COOPCRATECN BETWEEN PROVATE •A CNCUSTRV AND OUR NEXT AEEK GOVCRNMENTo Fred Neer ss to be program chaorman* Fred is goonq to have Ralph Olncv on to ©how some ©lodes of an area that should be intsrsstsnOo Ralph WAS UP CN Newfoundland and took some pficTURes^ NOTE* John Dean would lske to have the Msmbershop and CLABSiFfiCATOCN Commsttecs FORWARD REPORTS TO THE SECRETARY! NAME OF Chock Kennedy* If THEY DON't KNOW HE 18 A QEMTLEMAN BY TKE Clyde '.Volli-amb uroed that we qo to the Conference on Kauamazoo on April 2Sth AND 29THa Take the Rotary Ann! Norm Moore^ Mayor of KinderhooKj, onvbted any aueoNcssES leavonq Coldwater to CON80DER LOGATINQ ON HIS MeTROPOLS©® ONCREASflNQ THEBR DOWNTOWN AREA BY 25'^« THgy HAVE ADDED ONE STORE THIS YEAR THUS ThOS IS EVEN MORE FABULOUS THAN THE OROwfH OF Three Rivers* You WOULD TH8NK FROM THE WAV THIS GUY WENT ON THAT KB FELL OF THAT STOOL OUT AT GrAOIE's. MaVBE BAR STOOLS SHOULD HAVE SAFETY BELTs! BIRTHDAYS Ethel Joseph Retka Olson April April April April BsroeT ScHMeTT Areen Hurley Seton Bovsc Lorraine Pearce Imogene Couillard 14 16 17 17 April IS April 19 April 20 ANNIVERSARIES Duke Davidson Ralph Toupalik April 14 April 17 Qujts a long lubv absent incluosmg Harris and Wilcoxo Therefore^ v/e express our ORATITUOE TO FrEO sVeEKS FOR FILLING US PN ON WHAT TOOK PLACEo ROTARY GUESTS _JOHN .y8.LL_8Ar^8_ Quincy Mel Rics Bill Lstche Jackson Grand Rapids You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •Ci QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR61S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W, Classification- OrFICERS BY EtECTION Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cron Wileox JOHN T. DEAN Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker MagazineRay Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Vita Prestdent Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treos. ★ Program- Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone Davidson. E. Rotary Informotlon— Fritz VanAken, les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ OF MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular—First Thursdoy of each month at 12:15 p. m. Fred Andersen, Director ★ Buyer-Seller RelationsOlin Dally, H. Goodhelm, D. Dean ^^Spaciat—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Vinco INTERNATIONAL Kornstien, Wayne Woy, Armond Page! 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnam 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Rural Urbon— 25—R. toupalik May-1963 7—Croig Sebald R. 14-R. G. Waldron 2—Gust Burandt Al Rice and William Bobler 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 9-R. Nagle 16—Roy Pitts 23-AI Rice June—1963 30—Torg Skobo Minstrel Show- 4—Ernest Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November—1962 Doug Woodward 20-Fred Weeks Fred Culy — Director 27-C. Wilcox 18-Wm. Deon 9-L. Wise 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Proieeli— SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 1—No Meeting D. Dovldson, W. Couillord FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foondatlon- Kerr 2—Dale 16—G. Owers 4—Los Woodward 11—R. Biringer International InformationCharles Bacon, Jerry Fair Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vinee Kornstien, R. Patterson, M. McKeith Juiy-1963 December—1962 Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Luse 11—R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield 25—S. Bovee 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts- Trade Associations- Don Karn, Jackson October—1962 Student Guests- Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internotionol 18—Jerry Fair Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- General Secretary, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16-H. McKnight September—1962 Olmsted Ken Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India Aprll-1963 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Norm Mooro, Bob Nagle DIRECTORS 7-J. Klein 14-W. Willioms W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Seton Bovee, N. Moore 5—Armond Page! 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Mooro 26—H. Teeter 21—R. Mulchohey J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD A! Butterfield, Roy Fox 4-H Youth— Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. PROGRAMS August—1962 Community Sofety— R. Show, R. Birtnger, H. Bent I962.1963 FRED WEEKS Boys' and Girls' Week— VanAken •A- March-1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY Ken Putnam 12-R. Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the ehonge. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 278-5563 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat Phone No. 278-2110 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 Mork 5. Andrews, 25 Porsons St.—Ruth 278-5358 278-6850 278-2841 278-6821 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-6086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondl, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 278-6033 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-5386 278-5691 278-4486 278-2854 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rutn Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6501 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-5078 Wenster Treat, 3492 San Soucl Beach, Coldwater Loke— Suzanne Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avs.—Dorothy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Rolho 278-2539 279-9360 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Ouane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-2618 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5318 278-6517 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ..278-4435 Charles Schmitt. 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie.. .278-6316 Donald M. Harris. 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loko Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-5942 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St.—Ethel. 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, S Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-^90 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Page!, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mobel Everett Royborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5996 639-9418 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5842 278-4350 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Worren Willioms, Botavio—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke— Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Sanlford Jeiley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce \ FtfifOERICK H. WEBKS O0ALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IHCe Meeting Time; 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-4229 -..278-5494 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 __^78-6730 -.278-^49 Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4159 278-8238 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Janean 278-5554 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4222 Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo—Eileen 27B-5556 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 Wilford Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 279-9492 278-5512 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion CaUMATER, MICH. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. APRIL 13, 1963 NEXT vVEEK,, vVs are qoinq to have a Shootjwo Star, This wblu not ee a faulinq STAR, I HOPE. Roy Patterson os to have a movie on the TelStar Program with an . ASSIST FROM Casey Mepenoorp. This should be one of our more snterestinq programs AND VERY TIMELY. YoU WILL REMEMBER THAT EARLIER THIS WEEK HONORARY CfiTEZENSKIP WAS CONFERRED ON FORMER PRIME MlNSTSR, SiR Y/?MSTON CnURCKiLL^. VERY BY THE USE OF THIS REFINED OADGET. LAST vVEEK. .Vs had a Talk .by Charles '.Valz on the Goodwill Industries. Inc. Mr. WaLZ 18 A MINISTER.BY TRAINING AND IS THE DIRECTOR OF THIS PRO«?ECT FOR OUR AREA OF Michigan with headquarters in Battle Creek. Mr. Walz was sscureo for us by Mark Andrews, I had not realized what a far reaching proqra?^ was carried on by Goodwill. . articles Besides serving as a place ViT^-iere those low 9n funds can purchase usable they also act A3 a pick up agency for the clothing INGS THAT ARE NO LONGER USABLE TO THE AVERAGE HOUJ^EHOLDER. and household FURNISH THIS IS PROBABLY NOT THEIR PRIMARY LONG TERM BEST GOAL. TH|C WOULD PROBABLY HAVE TO BE.THEIR SERVICE TO THE HANDICAPPED PERSON BROUGHT INTO PLAY AS A RENOyATOR OF FURNITURE AND CLOTH ING. This allows the handicapped person to be.a man or to be a woman and have the CONFirRMO* iMPARTSD BY A PAY CHECK. MR, 'VaLZ IS VERY ANXIOUS TO HAVE SOME REFINE MENT OF THEIR ACTIVITY IN BraNCH CoUNTY. So FAR THIS ACTIVITY IS CARRIED ON FROM Battle Creek and should be brought closer to the Branch County participant. I SHOULD TH8NK THIS IS SOMETHING '.VHERE RoTARY MIGHT HAVE A HAND "pick op box" THAT Mr.'.VaLTZ MENTIONED, A Goodwill store in Colowater, THE INTERESTS IN PROVIDING THE ThIS MIGHT BE A FIRST STEP IN ACTUALLY HAVING This is non-oeiiIom I national, non-political, and in OF MANKIND, Don't forget the conference in Kalamazoo on April 2S and 29. You don't have to attend all of it and I V«ULD SUGGEST FROM THE STANDPOINT OF COUPLES, AT LEAST, VOU TRY TO ATTEND THE SuNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING PROGRAM, TmE KaLAMAZOO SYMPHONY IS CONSIDERED TO BE ONE OF THE BETTER S?^ALL CITY 0R0SSSTRA8 DN THE COUNTRY, YoUR Rotary Ann has the program. BJRTHDAVS Tom Collins Ray Fox April S April 12 IVEODJNG AWNJVERSARIES None ROTARY GUESTS Charles Pixlby BrONSON Bronson Kalamazoo Ray Smith Charles Rufus Obborne You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER a QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wodnetdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendonee— ★ ClossiReotion— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Don Horris, Cran Wileox Fellowship— JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS E, Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine— Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph MembershipLes Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts President Vice-Presidenf A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Treasurer Assistont Sec'yTreos. ★ Progrom— Axner Olson, Charles Schinitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone Davidson. Seton Bovee, N. Moore Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonist ★ Norm Moore, Bob Nogle OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean ^^Speeiol—At the call of the President Competitor Relolions— Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations- ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Vince Kornstien, Woyne Woy, INTERNATIONAL Armond Page! President Rotary Intemationol NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India Generol Secretory, Rotary Intemationai George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 7—Crolg Sebald 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts 23-AI Rice June—1963 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodward INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director 4—Ernest 18—Al Butterfield 25—S. 2—Dole 4—Les Woodward 18—Wm. Chorles Bacon, Jerry Fair Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 11—R. Biringer International Information— Bovee Jury-1963 December—1962 Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Luse 11-R. Show November—1962 6—B. K. Pearce 13—Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wileox International Contacts- 30-H. Bent Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Proiects— D. Dovldson, W. Coulilord SPECIAL EVENTS Jonuory—1963 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Horris 22-C. Allemier Rotory Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo Norm Moore STAG NITE 29—Paul Hurley John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Kerr 14-R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 2—Gust Burandi Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, 5—R. Rumsey Ken Putnam Walker SPRING LADIES' 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, R. Potterson, M. McKeith May-1963 October—1962 Minstrel Show- Trade Asseciotions— Don Korn, Jackson 18—Jerry Foir 25—R. Toupaiik Student GuestsAl Rice and William Bobier Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnam Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Oeeupational information- 16-H. McKnight September—1962 Rural Urban- MEETINGS 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 28-0)in Dolly Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Ofmsted Sergeont-at-Arms— 5—Armand Page! 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26-H. Teeter April-1963 21—R. Mulehohey P. Hurley Public Relations— Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. 7-J. Klein U-W. Williams J. Elsweiler, Ralph Toupaiik, W. Williams, Ken Pulnom. Rotary InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise BOARD Al Butterfield, Ray Fox 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Willioms. E. Bulletin- PROGRAMS August—1962 Community Sofety— R. Shaw, R. Blrlnger, H. Bent 1962-1963 JOHN Boys' and Girls' Week— VonAken March—1963 1962 • 1963 ROTARY NITE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-B238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 NAME Address end Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-5358 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorle 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret 278-5386 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.-Claro Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfield Dr.-Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulilord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olln Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetl St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donold M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake PogI Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4435 276-6687 Worry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho 278-8840 John A- Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilma 278-5790 Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rofn 278-2261 Normard Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annette Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys 278-6769 278-6278 278-2947 279-9551 Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E, Peorl St.—Lite 278-5078 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna 273-2539 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Reiha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobefh Armond Pagel, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chleogo St.—Mobel Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.-Virgie C. Alfred flice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E, Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R, 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-5996 639-9418 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranco Rd.—Ariene Phone No. 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginlo 278-2841 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Weoster Treot, 3492 San Souei Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Suzanne Cronston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice-— Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wllma Warren Willioms, Bafovia—loMolne Lester F. V/lse, R. R. 2—Cclia Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5642 278-6316 278-4350 HONORARY MEMBERS 12:15 VISITING p.m., TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Santford Jolloy, 3351/2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5091 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. FREDERICK H. MICHIGAN 278-4424 278-5033 278-4036 Jo neon i COLDWATER, 278-8238 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake- Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 278-5494 278-4159 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie The COLDWATER Pgblished by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-5554 278-2612 273-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-8156 278-2451 278-4222 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IMC, COLDWATER, WlClf. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. Of 1963 UST mtK we RAM A SORT a? doube^e header. fflRST OFFf George OwERS gave a REPORT OF THE ACTflVJTV IN CONNECTION WETH THE C|TT PaRK OUT OM, THE RfiVER Front. WH3i.E I am a tirrue tender about thsg project because bt was started WAS PRESJDENY OF TH fl 8 BOOV. ThSRE HAS BEEN SOME TENOENCV TO KNOCK T-K PROJECT BECAUSE 87 SESVIED TO LACK QE.AMOUR0 J Ml REWBNDEO THAT JF ONE SAW THE SK^ETON OF JaNE MaNSFBELD ST WOULDN'T HAVE A HECK OF A LOT OF GLAMOUR. Properly oevelopbo ?t bs another thbnq. The second part of our double heaosr was a Dsecussaow oy Duck Meyersom «jvho SEEMS 10 ae . THE MAN WITH THE NEEDLE BEHIND HoWARD TeETER, Jt SEEMS LIKE A VERT EQU3 TABLE DSGTRSBUTSON AND CERTAINLY THERE WAS SOME SELF-ASSURANCE. A BULLETl^N WAG DBSTRaeUTEO ON PKVOSOAL FITNESS VVHJCK ALL OF US SHOULD TAKE SERPOUQLY. A MOVIE WAS ALSO moVM OF r/HAT CAM BE DONE \WEN A COMMUNITY TAfCgS PHYSICAL FgTNESS SCRaoUSLYp I APPLAUD OUR MEMBERSHBP THAT WALKS TO I'/ORKp I OOM T KNOW 8F THEY WELL LflVE ANY LONGER SUT THEY WILL PR09ABLY FEEL BETTER IVHiLE THEY ARE OOPNQ IT« 8 THINK ! COULD MAKE tT DOWN TO THE OFFBCe ON THE EKTREM6T8GS BUT DON«T KNOW WHETHER i COULD HAKE IT BACK TO OhaIrJn/''' NOT ,VEEK Mask AMDHei-BtS the pROQRAtl CuASRl-fAl) and he: W.Ut. have CHARi.E8 'VALE Or GoOmvSLf. iNDOSTREEe IN BATTI.E CREEK AS HIS SPEAKER. I AM A LITTUE VAOUE OW WHAT IB QOItJQ TO TAKE PUACE SUT I THINK THERE tS OOINO TO 3E 80,VIE SORT OF A DEMONSTRATION. 1t SOUNDS INTERESTING ENOUGH THAT TOU SHOULD BE THERE. There wsae quits a fair number of assent but the enoouraoinq thing is that aureadv made up, I was very happv, and J know ^E8.DENT John was, that there were only 5 EARLY LEAVERS. ThSS Is ABOUT Po^=?^ ' THE G'.IAt.LeST LIST THAT V/ff HAVE HAD IKBS YEARp — BIRTHDAYS Axnsr Olson Clara Bovee Aprol 2 April 6 VEDDING ANN8VBRSARJES Ol3w Dally April 5 Dbck Meyersom Harry fiYAw KaLAMAzoo BrONSON ROTARY GUESTS Laurence .TeRNER BrONSON Ray Smith BrdnSON Jacfson SRONSOiV CoLOWATeR R?0E Ken Ylsh SjD t-AWRENCE Ben Yumker "BLG 8 N .'"iLLTNOraT 7 yZA You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER a QUINCY — Union Church — Menciay 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAniE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. Club 19S2>1963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY . President Viee-Presidenf Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treos. ★ Crippled Children— Magazine— Roy Muichohey, H. Joseph MembershipLos Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Rural Urban- Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duane Davidson. E. OF at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director Buyor-Setler Relations— ★ 23-AI Rice Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee RelationsVince Kornstien, Wayne Woy, Armand Pogel ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITiSH C. LAHARRY, CalcuHo, India Doug Woodward 6—B. R. Pearce 18—Wm. 25—No Meeting intenrational Student Profeefs— January—1963 1—tfo Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couillord 15—D. Kornstien 30-H. Bent SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore Horris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skobo 29—Poul Hurley SONG LEADERS STAG NITE John Walker February—1963 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Al Butterfieid, Vince Kornstien, Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith 23—V. Bobier Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Associations- 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer Inlemotlonal Information- Kerr 25—S. Bovee July-1963 December—1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, Trade K. 27-C. Wiico* International Contacts- Tom Collins, Conrod Swart Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Den Korn, Jackson 4—Ernest Luse 11-R. Show IB—Af Butterfieid 13-Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Four-Woy Test- Generol Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois June-1963 30—Torg Skabe Charles Woodward, Geo, Owers, November—1962 Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, 0. Dean ^"■^Speciol—At the coll of the President 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 9—R. Nogle 16—Ray Pitts Fred Culy — Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE May-1963 7—Cfoig Sebold 2—Gust Burandl Minstrel Show- Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 30—R. Patterson Putnam October—1962 Al Rice end William Bobler Norm Moore, Dob Noglo DIRECTORS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Keith Pearce, R. G, Waldron W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Regular—First Thursday of each month 23—Fred Neer Etsweiler 18—Jerry Fair 25-R. Toupallk 4.H Youth- Seton Bovee, N. Moore ★ 4—J. 11—Ken Student Guests— Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organiit BOARD R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. MeKnight September—1962 Ken Otmsted Program- 26-H. Teeter Aprll-1963 21—R. Muichohey 28-Olln Dally P. Hurley Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker 19—Rich. Moore 7-J. Klein J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupollk, Bulletin- 12—C. Bacon 14-W. Willioms Community Safety— R. Shaw, R. Birlnger, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION 5—Armand Pagel PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfieid, Ray Fox VonAken Classifleotion— March—1963 1962. 1963 ROTARY R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above Is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 Horold Mcknight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Muichohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 1 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruin 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6643 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Dr. Chorles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 53 N. Hudson St.—Jean... 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 176 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy-__ Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleeo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Albert Foiler, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox. 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanora 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake. Poul Hurley, 278-5942 278-4435 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel ..278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-8840 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilmo 278-5790 Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Fred Neer, 2^ W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-2261 278-2947 278-6769 278-5512 Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Armond Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Roy C. Potforson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth...278-5996 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Weoster Treat, 3492 Son Souel Beach, Coldwoter lake— Suzanna 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Worner VonAken, R, R. 2-Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4243 278-4229 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4159 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Wayne W, Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilmo. Warren Willioms, Batavio—LaMoina Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl.—Ruth 278-5585 278-5494 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 B, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 .278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-8156 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elioro Richard Moore, 244 £. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Cretchen Sontford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce .278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-W12 278-6730 278-5049 "-f.v ■ • t '.t The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR I I FREDERICK H, WEEKS Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS COLDWATER, MICH, INC ' . �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NV\RCN 30, 1963 J OEXeCTED NO SBfiNS Of UEPROSV OR QUARANT8NE SSQN6 ON THE (.OCAt. Rotary Club Tuesday. One would have thouoht so prom the number ABSENTj AND THE CROSS WE SEEM TO BEAR OF THOSE WHO EAT AND RUN, Honestly, ! get sick of taukino about this bo much, TH3S WEEK, the few of ub who were there, heard a real bnterestinb O88CUS8BON OF CoOPERATGVe OCCUPATBONAL TRA|N|NOp, tOM COLLlNB INTRO DUCED John Oyqert who spoke briefly on the way bn which this proqram IS CARRteO ON, In brbef, the student goes to school one half DAY, AND WORKS ONE HALF DAY SN SOME OCCUPATBONAL FIELD BN WHICH THEY ARE flNTERESTED. MATERilAL, Aj THE SAME TIME, THEY TAKE RELATED SUBtlECT AND RECEIVE CREDIT FOR THE3R WORK auST AS AN ADDITIONAL SUBJECT, JF IT WERE ThEY ARE ALSO PAID WHAT EVER 98 THE WAGE FOR A 8EQ8NNER 9N THEBR WORK FIELD, ThE POOR "eGQHEAO STUOENT" fiS LEFT OUT OF THS8 80 HE CAN GO OFF TO COLLEGE AND COME BACK AND WORRY ABOUT THIS LATTER STEM OF PAYING THE GOING SCALE, NEXT WEEK Howard Tester has a program on Physical Fitness, Now lest YOU FEAR that HowARO 88 Q06N0 TO COME DOWN PROPERLY ATTBRED 0N A GYM SUIT AND DO CAtI8THENSC8, I WBLL STATE RIGHT NOW THAT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, TH9S B6 QOONG To BE A MOVBE, We HAVE A COMMUNBCATION FROM THE MaNTVA, OhBO CLUB,. 80LBCST9NQ OUR SUPPORT FOR JuLES P, FlOCK A8 A DIRECTOR 0" RoTARV INTERNATIONAL, He HAS DONE ABOUT EVERTTHfiWO BN HAS OWN BiSTRICT 663 AND SHOULD WARRANT THE SUPPORT.OF ANY OF OUR MEMBERS QOBNQ TO St, LouBB, Speaking of St, Louse, it would be real nice of several of our MEMQCRS AMD THt-« R WAVES TRIED TO ATTEND, DRIVE It 08 ONLY A DAY'S FROM HERE„ BIRTHOAYS WllLFORO COUOLLARO Arlene Sweet March 25 Mark Andrews March 27 March 24 ANNIVERSARIES None, ROTARY GUESTS Mel Rice Bob Savers Jackson Sturqib Bronson Detroit Bos Stocker Oale Lillbb DoA/ 'r- FO/^ 6-SF TO VOFF! You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. 5TURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— Croig Sebold, Chester Allemler, W. VanAken Boys' and Girls' Week— Al Butterfield, Ray Fox OFFICERS BY ElECTION Don Harris, Cron Wllcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magozine— 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. President Vice-president KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Roy Muichahey, H. Joseph Treasurer Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Program- ★ Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, Chorles Anderson, Russell Duone Davidson. E. Schmitt, Moore, Fred Fred Culy, Seton Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fred Andersen, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H, Goodholm, D. Dean ★ VSpeciol—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations- ★ Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornsfien, Woyne Way, General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, lllitiols Armond Pagel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swort Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internotional Trade Associations— President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India Keith Pearee, R. G. Waldron R. Al Rice and William Bobier Don Karn, Jockson 28-M. McKeith 16—Ray Pitts 23-AI Rice June—1963 30—Torg Skabe Minstrel Show- Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, 4—Ernest 18—Al Butterfield 6—B. K. Pearce 13—Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 25—S. 20—Fred Weeks 2—Date 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent 11—R. Biringer International Information- 18-Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Dean 9-L. Wise December—1962 4—les Woodword Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Bovee July-1963 27~C. Wileox Internotional Contacts- Luse 11-R. Show November—1962 Doug Woodword Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Proieels— SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' N1TE 8—C. Woodward Rotary FoundationR. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skobo 29-P0OI Hurley STAG NITE John Walker February—1963 LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman R. Patterson, M. MeKelth 14-R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted 9-R. Nogle 4-H Yooth- Kerr May-1963 7—Craig Sebold October—1962 2—Gust Burandt Student Guests— Neer 30—R. Patterson IB—Jerry Fair 25-R. ToupoMk Rural Urban- SONG 23-Fred 4—J. Efsweiler 11—Ken Putnam Ken Olmsted Fred Cuty — Director MEETINGS Rigulor—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bovee, N. Moore 16-H. McKnight September—1962 W. Williams, Ken Putnom. Rotary InformationFritz VanAken. Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagie 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 28-Olin Dally Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shomo, Public Relations— April-1963 21—R. Muichahey P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 5—Armond Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14_W. Williams J. Etsweller, Rolph Toupalik, R. Shaw, R, Biringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Community Sofety— CIo ssificotion— March—1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, 12-R. Ken Putnam 26—H. Joseph SPRING LADIES' Fox NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63, If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-823B ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Phone No. 276-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 276-5358 Dr. Chorles Bacon. 59 N. Circle Dr.—Mariorie 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-6843 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burondl, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-5891 278-4486 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Wiiliom Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Margaret 278-8086 278-5366 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 276-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Efsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Albert Foiter. 95 N. Honchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2-Dori$ E. Harold Goodholm. 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 270-5318 278-6517 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8933 Donold M. Harris. 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2. Morrison Lake Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfieid Dr.—Aileen Harry Josepn, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-4^5 278-6637 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo _-278-5790 Robert B, Kerr, B Porsons Cf.—Mortho 276-8840 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Miiford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 E. Byron Thomos. 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Coldwater Lake— 278-6769 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 278-5078 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 E. Ken Leovcnworth, 77 Maple lane—Emily 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefto Rossef] F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Gladys Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lcla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 2^ W. Chicago—Ernestine Suzonno 278-6278 279-9492 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N, Hudson St.-Dello 278-5512 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beotrice Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha Clyde Willioms, R. R. !-Wilma George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armond Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace 279-9360 278-5996 639-9418 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C, Alfred Rice. R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 „278-6316 278-4350 Robert G- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Loke— Jonean 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 Riehord Meore, 244 B. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen 278-4198 278-5412 276-6730 278-^11 Santford Jolley, 335'/2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5049 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK COLDWATER, 278-8238 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4159 278-5006 278-5714 278-5585 278-4229 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude Warren Williams, Baiavia—laMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, KICK. INC. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLU^ .Coldw^ter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. ,3. A. -MARCH 23, 1903 We are now a group or SO msmbers» t Oheck it out with the quo timers" BUT THIS MIQHT OE ABOUT AO MAN* AS WE HAVE EVER HAO, THE SOtH MEMBER }S Carlo Heikkinen who needs no introduction to this group or the commonitv UNLESS VOU HAVE BEEN OUT OP TOWN OUR I NO THE LAST EEW MONTHS^ CaRLO HAS BEEN OUR SUPERINTSNDCNT OF ScHOOLS SINCE iJULY 1 AND HAS ONE WIFE^ MarT, AND THREE CHILDREN ONLY ONE OF WHOM 16 A STATISTIC IN PApA^S SCHOOL SYSTeM. The Other two. are qoinq to help' crowd it "Later,. THIS WEEK WE HAD a short oiccuseiON and a film on the Con Con, Djck Moore ;vAS The Program Chairman-and Rotarian Ken Prsttie, Hjllsoale barrister, was THE SPEAfCER, THE CoN CoN ISSUE MAS MADE ApRJL t , PROBABLY ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT Spring election dates of this Century, You muqt be counted, so AS AN OLD '.VaRO HSELER TOLO ME "VoTS EARLY ANO OFTEN," NEXT '.VEEK vve are.oue for a oiocusbion by John Dygert who is the instructor FROM CoLDWATER High ScHOOL IN COOPERATIVE EoJCATION, i'iz ARE ALSO TO HAVE SOMETHING OF A DOUBLE-HEAOER THE Park Project, BECAUSE GcOROE Ov^ERS IS dOINQ TO TALK ABOUT I THINK WC HAD BETTER 00 SOMETHING ABOUT C»'R EARLY LEAVING, "A'hSN VOU COUPLE THE FACT THAT WE HAD 15 PEOPLE LEAVE EARt'/ AND WE ALREADY HAD 24 ABSENT AND only 3 0US8TS THE MEETING ROOM HAO A TSNrrNCY TO ECHO, BIRTHDAYS PANSY HARRIS Charles Woodward Mary Ann"Van Akem MARCH 21 March 21 'March 22 ANNIVERSARIES None, Best I coulo po u*s ro get Chuck INTO THE BIRTMOAY COLUMN, ROTARY GUESTS OwiOHT SnVOER Mel Rice iftVANT Sell Lansi'no Jackson Toledo You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER it QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thundoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresational Church — Wednetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �1 ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— Cralg Sebold, Chester Allemier, W. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Viee-Presldent Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Assistont See'y-Treos. E. Student Clyde Williams Bovee, N. Moore VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular—First Thursday of each month Fred Andersen, Director ot 12:15 p. m. Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Deon ^ Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornstien, Wayne Way, General Secretory, Rotary Internotionol George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson Moy-1963 7—Craig Sebald 14-R. G. Waldron 2—Gust Burandt 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKelih 9-R. Nagle 16—Roy Pitts 23-AI Rice June-1963 4—Ernest Luse 11-R. Shaw 18-AI Bulterfield 25—5. Bovee 30—Torg Skabo Minstrel Show- Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers. November—1962 Doug Woodword 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Sob Kerr INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director 20-Fred Weeks 11—R. Biringer International Information- 18-Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair 30-H. Bent Bobler 25—No Meeting International Student Projects- SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 D. Dovidson, W. Coulllord 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo Norm Moore 29—Poul Hurley February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey Al Bulterfield, Vince Kornstien, R. Patterson, M. McKeith 2—Dole Deon 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien December—1962 4—les Woodward Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Kerr Julv-1963 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts- Trade Associotlons— Neer 30—R. Patterson Putnam October—1962 Guests— 4-8 Youth- Relations- Armond Pagel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational InformationKen Leovenworth, R. Biringer, President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, CalcuHa, India 9—Mark Andrews 23—Fred 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupolik Al Rice and William Bobler Sergeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 2—Tom Collins 16—H. McKnighf Etsweiler 11—Ken Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Norm Moore, Bob Nagle DIRECTORS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Ken Ofmsted W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Rotary InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise ★ 4—J, 5—Armond Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter April-1963 September-1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorne, Relations— Seton Davidson. OF Membership— Public Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist BOARD Rural Urban- Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Program- Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chories Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone Magazine- Williams 21—R. Mulchahey 2S-0nn Dally P. Hurley Crippled Children— Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer 7-J. Klein 14—W. j. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Bulterfield, Roy Fox Community Safety— R, Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent March—1963 1962- 1963 ROTARY Beys' and Girls' Week— VonAken Classiifcation— JOHN T. DEAN COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Ken Putnam STAG NITE John Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno R. Yingling 26-H. Joseph The above Is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay 278-5563 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-5358 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 276-6033 278-6821 278-6843 276-8086 William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St,—Clara 278-5891 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 276-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 276-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scoft Ave.-Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M, Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake.— Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethol 278-5942 278-4435 278-6687 278-6783 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho 278-6840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 Phone No. -—278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 278-2947 Harold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6769 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retho Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgio C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Coldwater Lake— Suzonna 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-5512 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 279-9492 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson Sf.-Delio 278-2539 279-9360 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlce 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 270-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wllmo- 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.-Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janoon 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 SonHord Jolloy, 335'/2 Grond St.—Joyce 278-5049 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 See. 34.66, P. L. tf R. FREDERICK H. VISITING 278-4424 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo rtJl 1963 TUESDAY 278-8238 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Lester F. Wise, R, R. 2-Celio [CD MICHIGAN 278-4159 Bronson 369-4024 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-4229 Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine The COLDWATER Meeting Time: 278-8942 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 14. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 278-5078 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rite 278-831B Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann — 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie_____278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 276-4350 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann V/arnor VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth.-.278-5996 Armond Pagel, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois 639-9418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorrolne Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel NAME WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IHC. COtDffATGR, mCHe �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. rMRCH 160 1963 Our proqram thoe week wa8 put on bv Charles Bacon. Thus was owe of the qest JOBS OF HURRT-UP SUBSTCT0T1 ON THAT WE HAVE SEEM. OaeaiiNAU.V THOS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE BV SOMEONE FROM BATTt.E CrEEK ON JuNOOR ACMBEVEMENT. DUE TO SOME SCHEOULE TANOte THE MAN 080 NOT COME SO GhUCK TAtKEO ABOUT ONE OF H08 OWN H03BIS8. A? THSS PCSNT WE M8GHT SAY "FROM WS VINE OAME THE GRAPES. FROM THE GRAPES CAMS THE WINE." CkuOK QAVE AM AiAtOST DRAMATIC ACCOUNT OF THE SACKQRCUND OF THE VV8NE BUSINESS BM EUROPC AND AmerBCA AMD HlQ Omj EXPERtSMOES AS A QROWER OF THE GRAPE AND A MAKER OF WSNE. TH|8 C8 t,OKE MOST HOSQBES IN THAT CT DEFBNCTEB-V DOES NOT PAY OFF, He eaTCMATES THAT HIS F9R3T SOTTtE OF WBHE COST HfiM $300.00, So FAR WE HAVE MOT HEARD THAT THE \VCTU IS GOBMG TO PICKET, Next week v/s are to have Ken Prevtie of HsLLSDAt-E a fortaer Dsstrsct GovERrWR, OF 535. Our underbtandbmo is that he wilu not be talking asout Rotarv but RATHER ABOUT THE PROPOSED MEW CONSTITUTION, Hs WAS ONE OF THE DELEGATES, C0N®T know how well you take to HOf.BewORK OUT J CQII^SND THIS COMBTITUTIOM TO I YOUR REAOBNO, I VVAS PRETTY V*/ELL ABLE TO DIGEST IT IN TWO EVENINGS, Your Board of Oirsotors met Thursday. March 7. and elected Clyde Williams as. IN-COMING PRESCDENT AND AxMCR OlSON AS V(CE—PREGlDENT, Th£ REST OF THOSE ELMTED ARE THOSE PRESENTLV HOLDING THE POSITIONS. THAT US. CHICK KeNWEDY AS SECRETARY. Chuck ScmiiTT as TREABUReR. Fred Weeks as ASStsTANT to both these gentletjien and LAST AND CERTAINLY LEAST. NoRMAND MoORE AS SsrqeaNT-AT-ArmS, OF ADMOM3 8Ti?ATiON WILL TAKE PLACE JULV 1. I963. ThE ACTUAL CHANGE BtRTHOAYS Dorothy Culy Duke Davidson Howard Swan .. Dorothy 'WcLcox March 11 March 14 March I5 March 16 WEOOINQ ANNiVBRSARf£S Guess NOBCDV MADE OT UP TO AM ALTAR, ROTARV GUESTS Msl Rbcs Jackson Bronson Bronson COLDIVATER Coldwater E, Nowicki Dick Sckultz Warren Roeger Eo Ulano Marlcn Shierv Coldwater High School m You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER it QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. Wednesday 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— ★ Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Magazine- Rurol Urban- Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Student Guests— ★ Progrom— CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treosgrer Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duane Davidson. E. OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL SERVICE month Olin Dally, H, Goodholm, D. Dean ^ Special—At the call* of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Competitor Relations- V/ebb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— Vince Kornstien, Wayne Way, Armand Pagel INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India International Student Pro{eelt— January—1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couillard R, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Intenrational Kerr Trode Don Karn, Jackson Associations— R. Patterson, M. McKeith SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE Norm Moore STAG NITE 29—Poul Hurley John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairmon 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, 12-R. Ken Putnam 26—H. Joseph Kornstien 30-H. Bent 15—D. Harris 22-C. Allemier Torg Skabo Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Illinois 23—V. 8—C. Wo^word Rotary tary Foundotion— R. Rumsey, John Klein, 1. Ru Occupational Information- 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers Bobler 25—No Meeting Tom Collins, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, 18-Wm. Charles Bocon, Jerry Foir Four-Way Test- 25—S. Bovee July-1963 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer International Informollon— Luse 18—Al Butterfield December—1962 Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ 4—Ernest 11—R. Show 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox SERVICE International Contacts- Fred Andersen, Director 26-M. McKeith June-1963 November—1962 Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each at 12:15 p. m. U-R. G. Wafdron 21-K. Oimsted 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodward INTERNATIONAL May-1963 7—Craig Sebald 23-A1 Rice Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Norm Moore, Bob Nagle 30—R. Patterson 25—R. Toupolik 9—R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts Minstrel Show- Sergeant-at-Arms— 23—Fred Neer Etswoiler 11—Ken Putnam October—1962 2—Gust Burandt Rice and William Bobler W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Seton Bovee, N. Moore 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnighf 18—Jerry Fair 4.H Youth- Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise ★ BOARD Al Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 4—J. 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter April-1963 September—1962 Keith Pearee, R. O. Woldron Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Sharno, Ken Oimsted E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Presidenf Viee-President Secretory Wlllioms 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dolly P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 14-W. J. Elsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, R. Show, R, Biringer, H. Bent BY ELECTION 7-J. Klein Community Sofety— Classification— PROGRAMS August—1962 A! Butlerfield, Ray Fox VanAken Morch—1963 1962- 1963 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemler, W. OFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING Fox Walker LADIES' NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Phone No. 27B-5563 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lone—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Roth 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 278-5336 Normord Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys 279-9551 Willlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorcfe Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Dr. K. L. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-6821 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro 278-5891 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Cooillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone-Jone 278-2818 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Chorlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 Ray FoX, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Howley, R- R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen ... 278-5942 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wlma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Milford A. McKeith. 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene 278-2947 Weoster Treot, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwoter Lake— 278-6769 278-6278 Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Cl.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Oella 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 273-4229 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4159 279-9360 278-5996 639-9418 278-2979 Suzanna Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma Worren Williams, Botovia-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CBlio Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobol 278-2790 278-2451 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn - 278-8156 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita— 278-8318 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef 278-5714 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie.—278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-6161 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwafer Lake— Joneon —- Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Riehord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Sonftord Jolley, 335'/2 Grond St.—Joyce 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK H. p.m., 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogoe St.—Ruth % 12:15 278-5494 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W, Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, UICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MARCH 9^ 1963 THIS . pHQQnm v;as pRSsst^rso bv Joi-if-} E?sw5CU.un v;:k> pRsss?rrso John Ersweoiusn on a OROAO PORTRATAt O? HOGPCTAt, COSTS AMD V.ny THSV ARE THAT WAV* Some or our RECSMT RETURNEO SRSTHRSM from SoUTHtAKO VACATtONO CAM UNOERQTANO 'iTHfiS PRSTTV VVSl.1. V^vneN THEV C0r.*S8DER THAT H03PSTALS ARE FORCSD TO RUN WfirH t,OTS MORE SSRVCCSS THAN A RESORT HOTEL ON A 24 HOUR A OAV BAsns, The talk was well rsoesvso and pRovo?<eo some qusstbons om varsous PHASES OF CAREo NEXT VVEEK IT-IE PROGRAM WDLL OS UNDER THE DfiRECTCOH OF ChUCK BaCOM WHO GAV8 HE Se QOflNG TO HAVE A SPEAKER ON THE SUBJECT OF "JuMflOft AcHOEVSMENT." ThAS 53 A PROGRAM THAT HAS THE HCQM VOU SCHOOL HAVE PROBABLY READ GROUP CSV UP SMALL ABOUT 5N OTHER COMMUMflTJSS COMPAHflES TO MANUFACTURE IM48CH SOME ART8CLE TO SELL FOR A PR0F8T* ThE WHOLE BDEAp OF COUnSEp OS TO USE THflS AS A MECHAMOSM FOR TS/-.CH{fMa SOME OF THE ROUGH AND GSNTLG ART OF COMMER.BCAL SfjfSRPRfiSS. ■MZ SHOULD KNOW KORE ABOUT OT BY THE COWCLUSOON OF NEXT WSSK®S MSETfiNQ AWO THfiS SEEf.^S LJKE GOMETHCNQ THAT COULD 9S USED OV OUR VOUTH* 'vVe WANT TO EXPRESS OUR REGRET AT THE DEATH OF OUR FOR-MER ME?^BSRp CaRL VfNTOMp IVHO WAS A Past PREGfiOENT OF TH5S ClUB AND IN MANY WAYS CONTRBBUT'SD TO 8T8 osveuopMeNT* '.VS HAD GURQELVeS AN ELECTSON V-HDCH KARROVVSO l4 A8P0R3Ne CANDIDATES DOWN TO 7. The vvgNWERS of a one vsar term are Clyde \Vdlloa?.is and George Owers; the two YEAR TERM MEMBERS ARE AxWER OlSOW AND RuSSSLL I/OORS; THE THREE YEAR OFFOCE, HOLDERS ARE FrEO AnOSRSOM^ FrEO CuLV, AND ChUCK Sc!=WeTT. TmBS GROUP WILL MEET VERY SUDDENLY AMD PROfA THESR MEMSGRSHIP WILL PCCK A PRSSSOEWT^ VecS PRESBOEMTp AND C3THSR FROM weTHSM THEBR ME?^:t?ERSH«P OR THE MEMQSRGMgP ^\T LARGE, V/BLL PBCK A SECRETARY-TREASURER, AMD SEnGSAN?«AT«ARM8, TKE ELECTED GROUP WCLL TAKE OFFOCE ON July 1 ne>;T, The Rdssoams had an electoom earloer in the week but the difference was thEV ONLY HAD ONE CANOOOATS TO VOTE FOR. THOS KIND OF fMRROWS DOViTM THE FREEDOM OF CHOOCE* QoCTE a few of those IVWO WERE AWAY OW WINTER VACATION ARB BACK AND I THINK THE ONE rHAT WAS THE MOST MISSED WAS GRACE PATTERSON. Wg JUST DON®T SONG VERY WELL ACAPPELLA. B8RTHDAYS Alfred Rice • Russell '.Valoron John Kennedy Carol McKniqht March 5 MjARCH 6 ft^ARCH 6 March 9 ^\SDDING ANNIVERSARIES Guvarrce Coffman Clyde '.Vblliams March 3 March 4 March 5 Roland E, Reickow Homer IVSNOSLL HaTHAWAV Eo Facklam Mel Rice Harry Ryan WoLMAR Moors Bronson Bronsom Normawd Moore ROTARY GUESTS" ■iMiiiiiiHim Jackson Bronson Quonov OlVOE iVSSKS Gemc Nocksrson pRovo, Utah Coldwater You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Storges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— Boys' and Girls' Week— Croig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. OFFICERS BY ELECTION J. Etsweller, Rolph Toupalik, JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker President Vice-president Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Den Morris, Cran Wilcox 1962-1963 Ken Magazine— Program- Clyde Williams Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Public Relations— Duone Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS 7—Croig Sebald October—1962 2—Gust Al Rice and William Babler 9-R. Nagle International Contacts- Special—At the call of the President Competitor RelationsWebb Treot, Richard Moore, ★ Vince Kornstien, Wayne Way, INTERNATIONAL Armand Pagel President Rotary Internationol NITtSH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois R. Governor, 636 Dist,, Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo Norm Moore STAG NITE 29—Paul Hurley John February-1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Kerr SPECIAL EVENTS 1—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— 5—R, Rumsey 12-R. Al Bufterfield, Vince Kornstien, Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—0. Shorno Ken Putnom R. Potterson, M. McKeith 30-H. Bent Bobier January-1963 D, Davidson, W. Couillord Trade Associotions— 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 25—No Meeting Internationol Student Projects— Ken Leavenworfh, R. Biringer, Juiy-1963 4—Les Woodward IB—Wm. Chorles Bacon, Jerry Fair Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupationol Information- 18—Al Butterfield 25-S. Bovee 11 —R. Biringer International Information— Employer-Employee Relations- 4—Ernest Luse n-R. Show November—1962 6—B. K. Peorce 13—Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. Wileo* December—1962 Bert Falter, Howard Teeter Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean June—1963 30—Torg Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— 28-M. McKeith 16—Ray Pitts Fred Culy — Director at 12:15 p. m. 14-R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted Burondt 23-AI Rice Doug Woodward Fred Anderson, Director Mav-1963 25—R. Toupalik Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, VOCATIONAL SERVICE 30—R. Patterson Putnom 18—Jerry Foir Student Guests— MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 11—Ken Minstrel Show- Fritz VonAken, les Wise Sergeont-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nogle 9—Mark Andrews 23-Fred Neer 4—J. Etsweiler Olmsted W. Williams, Ken Putnom. Seton Bovee, N. Moore Davidson. 16-H. McKnighf 4-H Youth- Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. E, 2—Tom Collins September—1962 Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Aprll-1963 28-01in Dally Rural Urban- Roy Muichohey, H. Joseph Membership— Treosurer AssUtont See'y-Treas. 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 21—R. Muichohey P, Hurley Club Bulletin— 12—C. Bacon 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Sofety— R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent 5—Armand Pogel PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Buttarfield, Ray Fox VanAken Cfossificotion- March-1963 1962-1963 ROTARY 26—H. Joseph The above Is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Phoite No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-5358 278-6821 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgorel Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-6033 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 276-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.-Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.-Colleen .278-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foiier, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair. 142 Hull St.-Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy 278-5909 276-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Howlcy, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-4435 278-6687 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, B Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8B40 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilmo 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat Phono No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlena 278-8942 278-6850 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rutn Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Eiteen 278-5556 278-6769 278-6278 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glady$ 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-5494 6. Ken leovenworth, 77 Mople Lone-Emily Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Horold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine Dr. K. L. Oimsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho ... 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Armond Page!, R. R- 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroine 278-6341 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth.... 278-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth 273-2979 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebcid, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-2790 278-8156 270-2451 278-5006 278-5714 ..278-8318 278-2930 ..278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude __278-4350 Suzonna Russell G. Woldron, 151 N, Hudson St.-Delio Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice— Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wllma Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME — 278-5554 278-4229 278-4159 278-8238 Worren Williams, Batavio-LaMoine Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Mcrsholl St.—Polly 278-5033 Oouglos Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.-Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elxoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.. Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Daugherfy—Gretehon Santford Jolley, 335'/2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-4424 279-9428 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 278-Mll 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. L & Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-4222 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. 278-2110 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. I'^tARCH a, £963 ^ A eOLOREO 88.906 dkUlRTRATEO ITRlIP THROUGH TuRKCT WSTH MR8»tUSLt.A Ka.VS(.TON RS^VAROSO TuCSUAV^S ATTENOEEb AND OUSStSa THE BAOK-COUNTRT AND KO?.ie BNTSRCOR SHOTC WERE UNU8UAL« LoUC^LA WAS ATT8RSD fiN THE TRADSTiiONAU '^BAQGV TROUSERS" WORN 3Y QrEEX WOMENo TKESC IVDIUU PR0BAa2.T NEVER BECOME POPULAR HERE (UNLS88 THE ' OE-FCGHERMEM SHOULD y«8UAL02E THEBn VALUE)^ NEXT '.VEEKe John Ctswsqlsr has the program for next week and hs so goong to make USE or H»a OWM 0OM38DERABLE fiN H06POTAL MANAOEMSNT, WftTH A FEW 6LOOe8« talents to get US eNPORMEO or IF ! UNDERSTOOD HdM OORnSCTLVo SOME or THE cost PAOTORa„_ <?H(IS W&LL BE fiLLUSTRATSD Th98 88 REALLY A V8TAL SUSaECT TO ALL OF U80 Bob '.Y1N8L8NQ STARTED A0T9QN FOR RoTARV^S CHf)LO«-ADO PROQRAM - THE EaSTER SeaL FuND APPEAL FOR CnePPLeO ChOLOREN, 9f you oeON^T 087A8N A "C0'JWTER~3AN{8" BE SURE AND QCT ONE FOR YOUR BU80NE88 OR OFFOOEo O9D i HEAR "TOO MANY FUND APPEALS?" ASK YGuneELFs Would you lake to love ;wsre tmsre were appeals and so mo Youth pROORAMp HEART RESEARCH BUPPORT, NO HELP TO F8ND A CANCER CUREc NO"^V ScOWt NOR CaMPFORE AOTSVCTieSp j;|0 HELP FOR THOSS WOTH VOSUAL^ HEARONQ DEFE0t8« OR CR8PPL9NQ DC 8EA8E8n NO OHURCHES? LeT''8 HOPE THAT OUR QR8PE B8 ALWAYS ^00 MANY FUMO DR3 YEq"'..* ^^JOf TOO MANY_ CN _WAN?_ OF FACQLITBES TO HELP, YOUTH WITH NO 700 MANY AF.FLDOTSO OUT WOTH NO HOPE, OR TOO MANY OF OUR BENSFBCOAL PROGRAMS, The absentees, plus the flight squad, totaled 33» FRODD TEMPERA^'URE, flu, FtORtOA, FENAX, AMD F8NANC8AL DEALS, PROBASLY CAUSED MOBT, (PLUS SEVERAL OtHCRS WHO WERE NO? BACK FROM THEIR 5^ MELC HIKS), BIRTHDAYS OOUQ '.VOODWARO ChET ALL&tSOR Fred Duly LaMoCNE vVCLLfiAMS WaUlA iV'JLLSAMS February 2k February 2k February 2k February 27 February 27 V/EDDING ANN!VERSAR5ES Axner Olson February 27 Mel Rijee Ken Yesh Ray Smath Ddok Kerr Jackson Brgnson Bromson Battle Creek ^80Hi?s Barnes Coldwater ROTARY GUESTS Note I All candodates for Board of Dtrectors are requested to submjt a notarseed, JTEMfiZCD statement OF THECR CAMPAtQN EXPENSES IMN!EDfiATELY F0LL0W8MQ THE VOTE, (If vou^re elbcteo try not to be a poor loser). You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Scbald, Chester Allemier, W. ★ J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN T. Fellowship— DEAN President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN VIeo-Presideni A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Crippled Children— R. Yingling, 0. Shorno, Ken Ofmsted Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 1962-1963 Treasurer Asslstont Sec'yTreas. E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magoxine— Rurol Ray Mulchohey, H. Joseph Program- Axner Olson, Charles Sehmift, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Duane Davidson. E. Seton Bovee, N. Moore Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF DIRECTORS month 6—B. ^Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relotlont— Webb Treot, Richard Moore, ★ Employer-Employee Relations— Vincc Kornstien, Wayne Woy, Armand Pogel INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internationol NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutto, India International Information- R. Torg Skobo SPECIAL EVENTS Norm Moore 29-Paul Hurley STAG NITE John Walker SPRING 12-R, Fox 19—D. Shorno Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, Kornstien FALL LADIES' NITE February-1963 5—R. Rumsey SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Dean 30-H. Bent Bobier 8—C. Woodword 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Rotory Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Kerr 2—Dole 23—V. 18—Wm. January—1963 1—No Meeting R. Potterson, M. McKeilh Jurv-1963 11—R, Biringer International Student Projects— Trade Associations— Butterfield Bovee 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 25—No Meeting D. Dovldson, W. Couillerd 18—Al 25—S. 4—Les Woodward Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, George R. Meons, Evonston, Illinois yvernor, 636 DIst., Rotary, Inlernotienol Don Karn, Jackson Pearce December—1962 Bert Folfer, Howard Teeter Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swarf Occupalionol Information- General Secretory, Rotary International K. 13—Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts- Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean 4—Ernest Luse 11-R. Shaw November—1962 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— 28-M. McKeith June—1963 30—Torg Skobo Doug Woodward Fred Anderson, Director ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers. VOCATIONAL SERVICE 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsfed 23-AI Rice Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each at 12:15 p. m. 7—Craig Sebold Minstrel Show- Norm Moore, Bob Nagle BOARD May-1963 October—1962 2—Gust Burandl Al Rice and William Bobier Sergeant-ot-Arms- Putnom 25—R. Toupalik W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Rotary Information— Fritx VonAken, Les Wise 23-Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Etsweiler 18—Jerry Fair Urban- Student Guests— Public Relations— Fred Culy, 4—J. 11—Ken •l-H Youth- Clyde WTlMoins Dlraetort — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16-H. McKnighf September-1962 Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Aprll-1963 21—R. Mulchohey 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 5—Armond Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26-H. Teeter 7—J. Klein 14-W. Williams Community Sofety— R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfleld, Ray Fox VonAken Classification— March-1963 1962- 1963 ROTARY LADIES' NITE R, Yingling 26—H. Joseph Ken Putnom The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn 278-5358 Dr. Chorles Bacon. 59 N. Circle Dr.-Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clofo Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Armand Page), R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 278-5909 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct. —Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-8156 HONORARY MEMBERS Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann — Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.-Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel—. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma ..278-4435 278-6687 ..__-278-6788 278-5790 278-5475 Robert B. Kerr, 3 Parsons Ct.—Moriha 278-5942 278-8840 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelfa Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 276-5996 278-2979 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmlft, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito 278-5006 278-5714 .278-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude—... 278-6316 .278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Suianna Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy. 278-5494 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batovia-loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall Sf Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 12:15 VISITING p.m., TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-4159 278-3238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-4198 John Wolkor, 33 278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva Dougherty—Grefehen Sontford Jolloy, 335V2 Grond Sf.-Joyee- 278-5412 278-5049 34.66, P. L tf B. FREDERICK H. WEEKS MICHIGAN 278-4229 Guvorrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 I COLDWATER, 278-5554 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 i Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 278-4222 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Werner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beoch, Coldwoter Lake— 279-9360 278-6598 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relha John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Luellle Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchetl St.—Chorlotte 278-6850 278-5512 278-2539 278-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-2261 278-2947 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna 278-2854 278-2818 Dale A. Dean, -430 Grond St.—Colleen Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene 278-6278 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jone... 278-2110 278-6501 279-9551 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Phone No. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine NAME CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-6238 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS COLDITATER, MICH. IMC �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. FEBRUARY 2% %963 »N0 MAN OVER FORTY-FIVE YEARS SHOULD WIFE DO IT." 'EVER SHOVEt SNOW HE SHOLJLD LET HIS The ABOVe BTATEStSNT WAS THE 83GQCST STAYEfjeN? 0? YHE YfiAS-s SC FAB. SY - OoerOR HaRVCV r^bss VMO save a BRfii.£.9Af9r eXPC8;?80N ok oohonary dibeass AT THE VAST MeCTflNOu I MAV BE A PREifUO^CSO 3UT t THGKK THG8 WAS ONE OF THE BeTTER PROGRAMS OF THOS OR ANY OTHER TEAR AND A TSP OF THE HaT TO Don St>{ORNO for brongnq Harvcy an front of os« NEXT WEEK. '.Ve are to have a mtster^ous program wbth a Mfioove Eastern EXOTUC FVAVOH WHOCH W81.U BE flt-IUUSTRATeD. ThE PROGRAM 68 (N CMAROE OF Harrt Joseph and the asove as about au. I couvo ok? out of ham. Only Ti^ONO TO 00 PS TO OOMS AND F9NC OUT. The Kavauazoo Cvub sa avreaov seAroNo the drum for one of tkepr members FOR OflSTRacT Governor in "'^me mam that thcy are puttomq forward 00 Don Doubvedav who ds a oostpnouipsksd Rotaroan cn thscr Club and the PRE&eDENT AND GeNSRAL MiaNAQER OF DouBLEDAT BrOS. AMD CoMPANT. HE HAS KELO eVERV P0SCT30M fl IJ HiB LOOAL OLUB ON THE OOURSE OF THE LAST TWEMTV-ONS TEARS AND FROM THE WftifTC UP WOULD MAKE AW E^CELLeN? DfiSTROOT GOVERNOR YEAR AFTER NEXT. The new CQNSTSTUTBON of our local club calls for the report of the WoMfNATINO COMMOTTES BSONO MADE PUBL80 TWO WEEKS PROOR TO THE ELSOTfiON. ThE ELECTION wSLL BE March 5 and the followdnq are tour oanogdatess ~ - -ONE YEAR T£RM (Vote for Tvso) ' ~ , Clyoe '.VoLLflAMS (Current Voce-Presboemt), Fred Nser Gcoroe Owsrs, Douolab V/ooowaro VfK> YEAR TP^M (Vote for tv/o) Axncr OLS^;:M^ Russell Moore, Ken Leavenworth, Olin Dally THREE YEAR TERM (Vote for three) Fred AwoEReoM. Fred .Cult.. Charles Schmott^ John Etswsiler, Robert NaolEo- Cranston Wetcox BmTHOAYS Ruth Pitts Fcbruarv 23 IVEDDiNG ANNIVERSARIES - ^ Lester "Vsse B. K. Pearce Russell-Moore Februarv t? February 19 Feshua^"20~ ROTARY GUESTS Robert Reames Jeff Gates Manuel Sanooval Sergio Torres Lansing COLOWATER Mexico Mexico 'Ve had 3C ABSENT AT TKOS V/EEk's MECTfiNQ WHBOH WOULD SE REAL ALARVIBNQ BF WK didn't know that many are Wi.THE SoUTHLAMDo You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogational Church — Wednotday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Horf Hotel ~ Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Magazine- 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN PresldenJ CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN Viee-President A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Assistant See'y-Treos. ProgramAxner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duane Davidson. E. Al Butterfield, Ray Fox Public P. Hurley Crippled Children— Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. ^ Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations— Webb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Employer-Employee Relations— VInce Kornstien, Wayne Woy, INTERNATIONAL Armand Pogel President Rotary International R. Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson 18—Jerry Fair 7—Craig Sebold 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts June-1963 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodward 4—Ernest 6—B. K. Peorce 25—S. 13-Bob Kerr 20-Frcd Weeks 2—Dole 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 4—Les Weodword 11—R. Biringer iRternationol Information- 18—Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Dean 9-L. Wise December—1962 Bert Folfer, Howard Teeter Bovee Julv-1963 27-C. Wilcox International Contocts— Luse 11-R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield November—1962 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director 30-H. Bent Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Proieets— D. Davidson, W. Couillord SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword Rotary FoundationR. Romsey, John Klein, 15—D. Torg Skabo Kerr 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 23-AI Rice Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers, Norm Moore Harris 22—C. Allemier 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Choirmon 5—R, Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, R. Patterson, M. McKeith 14-R. G. Waldron 2—Gust Burandl Minstrel Show- Trade Associations— May—1963 October—1962 Al Rice and William Bobier Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational InformotionKen Leavenworth, R. Blrlnaer, General Secretary, Rotary Intemationol George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson 25—R. Teupolik Student Guests— Four-Way Test- NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. McKnight 4—J. Etsweiler Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relotloni— Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean -k April-1963 11—Ken Putnom Rural Urban- Norm Moore, Bob Nogle Williams September—1962 Ken OTmsted Refotions— Klein 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Oiin Dolly W. Williams, Ken Pufnom. Seton Bevee, N. Moere Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlsl 7-J. 14—W. J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupalik, 4-H Youlh- Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter August—1962 Community Safety— R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent 5—Armand Pagel ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— VanAken ★ March—1963 1962- 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Meore, Director COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE Ken Putnam Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—0. Shorno R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoinl a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter-Fay 278-5563 -Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruin Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Moriorio —278-5358 278-6621 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esfher.- 278-6033 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 53 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8066 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-5366 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-2810 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd,—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-3318 278-6517 Paul Albert Faller, 95 1^. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Hurley, 163 Foifrield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha NAME Address and Rotory Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 2M Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3~Rolh CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 27S-3238 Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2841 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorofhy 278-5494 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Sooci Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Suionna 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio 278-2539 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wiimo- George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elixobeth ... 278-5996 Armand Page!, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 278-6687 278-8840 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morshcll St.—Gertrude 278-6316 ..278-4350 278-6788 270-5790 278-4222 278-2612 278-5585 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5942 278-4435 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6278 278-5078 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N, Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Royborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R, 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergat Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann 278-5475 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymdnd Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 278-2947 279-9551 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Address and Rolory Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N, Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto NAME Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.......278-5842 Fred H. Weeks, R. R, 2-Beatrico 278-5554 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Batavio—LaMolne Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalia 278-5033 278-6393 Lester K Wise, R. R. 2—Celio Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Cf.—Ruth —278-4424 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Ed Holfz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzorc 278-5091 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelehen— Sonlford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 "I I'ti- The COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. I. & R. JRotary REFLECTOR FEB22 I Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring products, INC COLDWATER, UIQU, �February 21, 1963 The Board of Directors of the Coldvvater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below* Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week* Name Carlo Heikkinen Major Classification Education Minor Classification Public Schools AA Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary �■ i ' f -i ./• y ••. .'fV S J CO. i i. if ■• y: ,-i.' -i :\, r -"> Vitt< , ■• Aj �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" • COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR The Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. FEBRUARY 16, 19<53 THIS ;V£EK OUR PR02RA.M WAG CHARQB Or RaY FoX WKO HAD AS A BTANO-BH, 09CK MOOREp WHO PRESEWTEO CaSEV MeOENDORP, VJHO SHOWED A FBU.1 ON OOR ^ORAD SYSTEM OF OSFSNSE AND THEM THROUGH THE MARVE8.8 OF EUECTRONOCS AMD ACCESS TO TEt.£«> PHONE LCNES V.'E WERE AB3,E TO COKVERSS WCTH A CaMAOBAN ACR FoRCE CoMMANOSR BM COi»ORAOO SpRBHOS ON WHAT 88 GOfMO ON ASOUT THE WORLD* TkE OMPRESSOVE FACTOR 68 THAT TWET WONBTOR AROUND 200,000 AIR FLCQHT8 PER OAV PLUS KEEPCWQ TRACK _0F SOME OF THE HARDWARE PUT CM OUTER SPACE ST OUR FOLKS A?40 THE RuSBDANS* WmATEVSR MBQHTg OR MIGHT NOT, BE FLVffjS OVER CUBA WAS CLASSCFfSD, NS;XT V*€£K The psoGRAf-! cs OH charge of,^Dom Shorno amo as near as we cam find out WE WALL HAVE A FBU^ SUPPLOCD BV THE Afv?SRDCAN HeART AeGOCOATOON* I WOULD HOPE 0T WOULD ee eOMeTHONG ON OPEN HEART SURGERY BUT THfiS 83 PROBABLY WCBHFUL ON MY PART* Tress heart surgeons now cam OPERATE OH ANY PART OF THE HEART WOTH eONSODERAOLE IMPUNITY* I QUC88 THERE ARE SEVERAL OF YOU WHO HAVE HOT TURNED OH YOUR MONEY TO TOM COLLONS ON Rotary tcckets vet. Let^s be qettjno thbs 6n! I NOW feel a L6TTLS 8§7 BETTER A30UT L9V6.NQ 8N THE C8TY OF COLOWATSR 89NCE I READ CW OUR LOCAL LEAOJNQ NEWSPAPER THAT GsORQS OwERS flS WOW EMQAQSO AM OETfeWG UP A TBME PAY?.1ENT 8CHE?.1S FOR PURCHASE OF '0£T»1STErV KNOW THAT CMS WGLL HAVE SOME MEANS OF LOTS* IT DD A COMFORT, ONDEEO, TO CECURflNQ A F6MAL RESTDNQ PLACE AND NOW 6F I CAN 8M SOME V7AY OR ANOTHER MAKE GOME SORT OF A DEAL WOTH KSM PUTNAI^I WE WILL HAVE fiT MADE* BIRTHDAYS February 11 February 13 February 14 Clyde Williams Howard TeetEr Helen McKesth Conrad Swart Harold Goooholm February 16 Fcsruary 16 Af^NIVERSARlES None ROTARY GUESTS H. J. Ryan Bronson Jackson Kala?4azoo Mel Rjce Dick Mevercon Bob Randall Bob Hav^ins Jack Story Vaughn Phslps Ed Perkins Jan Anderson Sturcss Muskegon Grand Rap808 Jackson Jackson Coldwater The leave early ljgt was quite a oct shorter than usual and sdme of those who CtSNgO UP BSD WOT LEAVE. 1—HAVE A SUSP fi COON ^Tt-IAT -WHEN"i>yE-1tAVg-A-ftEAfe-0000 PRDORAM SOMEtMEMBERS FIND OUT TH7.T THEY 00 NOT HAVE TO R;.<rw ,OFF SOMEWHERE. TnfiS flS WHAT CO?«£a OF HAV6NQ A SUSPICIOUS MBNO. ^ r The NW^DER of ABSEf^r HEMGERS es OJSTRSSSeMSLY lonq until one realozes that many OF THESE are ON VACATION AND ARE MAX8NQ UP AT ONE PLACE OR ANOTHER. FoR EXAMPLE, Chick Ksnneoy made up cm San Dieqo and Warner V^n Aksn mads up on Phoenix and TKEMg OF COURSE, ^ THERE WERE THOSE WHO MADS AT OVER TO QUONOY. /iy^/V'OF yeAF. ^ ^ -A 7?^- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER is QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 5:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Axner Olson, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance— * JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS President Vice-Presldent A. KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Don Horris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Magazine— ★ Progrom— Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, Duane E. Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 6—B. Buyer-Seller Relotloni— Olln Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Vince Kornstien, Wayne Way, INTERNATIONAL Armond Page) President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois R. Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson 18-Wm. Bovee 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobier SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo Norm Moore STAG NITE 29—Paul Hurley John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. A) Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, SPRING Fox Walker LADIES' NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith 25—S. 25—No Meeting international Student Proiects— Kerr Luse Julv-1963 11—R. Biringer Chorles Bacon, Jerry Fair Trade Associations— Pearce December—1962 4—les Woodward International Information— Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, K. 13—Bob Kerr Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Oecupationol Information— NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India 4—Ernest 11-R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox Intenrational Contocts— ★ Competitor Relations- June-1963 30—Torg Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director at 12:15 p. m. Special—At the coll of the President 28-M. McKellh 23-AI Rice Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November—1962 Doug Woodward Fred Anderson, Director ^ 9—R, Nogle 16-Ray Pitts Minstrel Show- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular—First Thursday of each month 14—R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 2—Gust Burandt Al Rice and William Bobier Sergeanl-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle ★ May-1963 7—Craig Sebald 25—R. Toupallk October—1962 W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Fritz VonAken, les Wise Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Potterson Potnom 18—Jerry Fair 4-H Youth- Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary Information- Davidson. 11—Ken Student Guests— Public Relotions— 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. Mcknight 4—J. Etsweiler Olmsted Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Asslstont Sec'y-Treos. Apirl-t963 September—1962 Rural Urban- Ray Mulehahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodword, M, Andrews, R. Pitts Williams 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 28-Oiin Dally Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Klein 21—R. Mulehahey P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 1962-19S3 FRED WEEKS J. Efsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION 7-J. 14—W. Community Safety— Classification— PROGRAMS August—1962 At Butterfield, Ray Fox VonAken March-1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMiHEES - CLUB SERVICE 26—H. Joseph The above Is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruin Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N, Circle Dr.—Mariorie 278-5358 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6033 278*6843 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pot 278-2110 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 H. Vincent Kornstien, 2OT Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rutn 278-6501 278-2261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Artene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Harold Mcknight, Coldwater,St. Home—Carol 279-9551 278-2947 Webster Treot, 3492 San Souei Beoeh, Coldwoter Lake— Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annella 278-6769 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlce 278-4159 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Suianna 279-9492 278-5512 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo- Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scoll Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Armand Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-6127 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notalie Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.-VIrgle 278-8156 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rite Robert E, Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Avn.-Dorolhy John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Follcr, 95 N. Hanchelf St.—Chorlolte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-5909 278-6598 273-5475 278-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-5942 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—tfhel 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, B Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8840 278-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 278-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Phone No. 278-8942 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Roymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Liio Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-5073 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth.... 278-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Conrod Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 27B-2979 278-6161 278-2451 278-4350 278-5554 278-5494 278-8238 Worren Williams, Botovia—loMoine Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. CoFfman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo ..278-4086 Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater LakeJo neon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen Sanlford Jolley, 335'/2 Grond St.—Joyce 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 <. ■ .tmf The COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. L. & R Rotary REFLECTOR % I PRSDSRICK H. WEEKS Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER. MICH. �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. rLD^^U'V,'.' 9^^ THiS vCEK we wsre PRCvfLsoso to lpstsn to a oBscuGSf-oN or the pboposeo osveuopweNT " OP TH£ Branch County--Parx oh Msssenqcr Lajce, Bos Rv?48E¥ wao ths .Program Chacrman • AND PRSeSNTeO '.VAt.T BaLGOM \YH0 0U'f6.f!NSD THg MANMSR 514 WT8CW TMK' J>/^K WAS SeCURED AND THEN CrAN '.VCkCOX SHOWSO COME SS^COES -WHICM SHOweD THE NEED FOR TK£ PARKg A COMPAR06CN W8TH orrtSR PARKS, AKO YKS SKEVOHES OP THE PARK PL,AN. Eo UUANO OF THE CkAMSER OF oatP^ERCS AUSO MADE A PUEA FOR SUPPORT PROM THE RoTARY CsuUB AND THS RotAReA^48 AS BMOHVCnVALS, oEVBRAl. ORQaK!! 2A.T{IONS HAVE A&-.REAOV PLCOQED S^ABOR AND MOMSV BSSeOES PROMOVSGNAL SUPPORTo ThE NEED FOR TH38 PRO-fSCT 88 AU<40ST SELP'^EVSOEHT WHEW VOU C0W3B0ER THAT THC3 SS AM AREA VifKEftS WE.HAYS LOTS OF WATER WCTH MaNYc MANY LAHCS AND A RBVSR THAT WDKDS ALU THE WAT THROUGH THE COUNTY AND YET HAVE NO OFF80fl;tt». 8W8MMdNQ OSACH, The 19^3 Rotary show ps now hcstory except for a usttus bbt op black pabnt uri mv EARQ^,. .Ve DQN'^T quite KMOW HOW MUCiH WE CONTRfSUTED TO THE CULTURAL AOvANCEMCWT OF Branch County but we o6o kaye a lot op fuh and 1 still thbnk we would have an SNPSRSOR Rotary Qlud fp bt were wot that ws have this swoaqiimo pRojeoTc. Clubs weth« OUT PROdECTS mQCH PUT A LARQE NWBSR OP THEIR M2MSER8 TO '.'/ORK WITHER Of5 TI^S VBHEc Maybe the next show oan as put on cn the Tbssiits# I for one would like to bs asls TO HAVe THE AU05ENCE ABLE TO HEAR EVSRT WORO W8TH0U7 THE PERFORMERS HAVING TC SHCUTe BEL8EVE jT OR NOT, not a ssnole Rotarian was born or got marrsed or ©ELSBRATeo ths AMMfVSRSARY TMEREOP tH THE PAST WSEXo Number pims were oevsn to a hot-ider op Rotarcans with attencange recoros rakoinq ALL THE 7/AV FROM ONE YEAR TO TWENTY^THREE YCARSc fiz AOHOEVeO Two NSW RoTARIANS 8N THE PSRSOPI OP WeGLEV vyCLSERo WHOSE GLASSOPfi©ATffOM CO Retail FujifjCTURe, and Robert Hawlev, whose ca^AsatPSQATioN bs Furwcture Manupactur-» iNQo ACTUALLVf NESTHER OP TliSSg KSM ©AM BE CLASMEO AB A NEW RoTARBAN© ThEY ARE aCTK FORMER RoVarBANS WHO HAVE SEEN OUT OP THE OROANflZATIOri FOB A VARIABLE LENGTH OP TflME© t QUESS YOU MBG74T CALL THEM RE-TflEAOSe SCEMB LfiKK THERE WERE A GREAT MANY PEOPLE ABSENT BUT fiN CHECKSNQ OVER THE LIST I COULD EXPLAIN AWAY A GOOD MANY OF THS?A AS BE!KG AWAY CM VARflOUS PARTS OP THE NORTJ^ Ay.^ERBcAP^ COrfTCPJSNT* UCS *AteOOWARO KEEPS MB fNPORMSD AS TO VJKSRB HE tS BY SEMOSNO MS COPBES OP THE ClVB BULLETINS HS PICKS UP© ThE LAST ONE WAS PRO^! SeMIMOLE© FlORIDA© He ©t.AlMO Hg y;A9 SNROUTB TO TUOSON© aiJ£STS OacK SCHULTZ .VaLTSR ;'/0HLER8 Bromsoh BrONSON Fo Ulano Paul Kacllner Pat .Ahssler Coldwater Ks noerkook Coldwater Oenn68 Jaqued • Student Jackson Urry Bowers Soldwater Program Chairman and is goinq to pReeeMT Casey f^osNOORPo Cably has arrangeo for telepko-ne and TV HOOK-UP wflTM KORAO (North Amebocan Air BKFRKBEJ at CoLORAOO SpRONQSa COLORADO© OoN®T M808 DtIU You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •ft QUINCY — Unipn Church — Monday 12:15 M. AlBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church •» Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY • CHARLES SCHMin ★ Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Seton Bovee, N. Moore Davidson. BOARD OF W. Williams, Ken Putnam. '^egular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. Fred Andersen, Director 30—Torg Skobo Special—At the call of the President 20—Fred Weeks Vines INTERNATIONAL Kornstlen, Woyne Woy, International Student Prolects— R. Al Associations— FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Harris 22-C. Norm Moore Allemier 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John Walker Februory—1963 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. Butterfield, Vince Kornstlen, SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorn© Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKelth SPECIAL EVENTS 1—No Meeting SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Kerr Trade 30-H. Bent Bobier Jonuary—1963 Torg Skobo Ken Leovenworth, R. BIringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Kam, Jackson 18—Wm. 25—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Four-Way Test— Tenr Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- General Secretary, Rotary internationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 11—R. BIringer Charles Bacon, Jerry Foir D. Davidson, W. Coulllard Armand Page! President Rotory International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstlen December—1962 4—Les Woodward International Information- luse July-1963 27-C. Wilcox Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Webb Treot, Richcrrd Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— ★ 4—Ernest 11-R. Show 18—Al Butterfield 25—S. Bovee 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr SERVICE International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Competitor Relations- ★ June-1963 November—1962 Doug Woodward INTERNATIONAL 28-M. McKelth 23-AI Rice Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—R. Nagle 16—Roy Pitts 4-H Youlh- Norm Moore, Bob Nagfe DIRECTORS 7—Craig Sebold 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 2—Gust Burondt Al Rice and William Bobier Sergeant-ot-Arms— ★ May-1963 October—1962 Student Guests— Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Fritz VonAken, Les Wise Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist IB—Jerry Fair Minstrel Show- Rotary Information- Putnom 25-R. Toupallk Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Public Relations— 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson 4—J. Etswelier 11—Ken Rural Urban- Membership— Les Wcodword, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ProgramClyde Williams 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16—H. Mcknight September—1962 R. Yinnling, D. Shorn©, Ken oTmsted Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreos. E- Crippled Children— Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Magczine— President Vice-President Secretory 26-H, Teeter Aprii-1963 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olln Dally P. Hurley Don Harris, Gran Wilcox T962.1963 Duone J. Etsweilor, Ralph Toupallk, 5—Armand Pogel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 7-J. Klein 14—V/. Williams Community Safety— R. Show, R. BIringer, K. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken * FRED WEEKS Boys' and Girls' Week— Crofg Sebold, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the dotolls. CLYDE WILLIAMS, "Progrom Chairmen "" — Telephone 278-8238 - ~ « ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 278-6643 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 WTIford Coulllorci, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruin Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1^3 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Horold Mcknight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 278-2947 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann V/arner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 278-5078 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna 278-2539 Suionna Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Della Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-BeatrIce Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 279-9471 278-2818 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Albert Faller, 95 N. 273-5475 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake - Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Josepn, 383 N, Hudson St.—Ethel 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4435 278-6687 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 278-8840 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth--.278-5996 Warren Williams, Baiavic—LoMoine Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois 639-9418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Kenneth Putnom, 278-2790 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Vlrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergof Craig Sebold, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie--. 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5842 278-4350 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holfz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Colcfwater Loke— Janoan Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizora Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 WIMowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Sontford Jolley, 335'/2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 S«c. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK COLDWATER, 278-823B Guvarrle S, Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .... 278-4086 1 Meeting Time: 278-4229 278-4159 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Notary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-5554 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth The COLDWATER I. Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRI?4G PRODUCTS, COLDlfATER, MICH. INC. �r-- "//e Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AAWmy 29s ^963 MEETING THIS '.VEEK^S Program Chashmam, Chuok .VooowarDo came up w«th a prize, la THERE A ROTARIAN WHO WAS IN ATTENOAMCE TueBDAT WHO OOES NOT FEE!; HE WOUe.0 HATE BEEN VERT BORRV TO HAVE MS33SD LOEUTENANT COMMANOER BOUt ReAD®8 BRlt^UIANT 8T0RV ON OUR SUaMARSNE Ft-ECT? To THOSE WHO COUtOW'T MAKE PTe NO DESORCPTPOM HERE OOUk.0 00 8T UUSTfiCff (ReCOMMENOATION 8 REAO THE AOOOUNT 6N ONE OF Co(.D;VATER*0 DaSI-V PaPERb). NEXT TUESDAY (Stilu "8n the waterso to speak). We wpll have the UP-TO»TMe<^GNUTe 6T0RT ON THE BraNOH CoUNTT PaRK AND SwIMMSMQ PrOQRAM FROM A PANEU USSNO SLlDESo BoB RUMSET HAS MADE THE ARRANOEMENTS FOR THIS. UNBELIEVABLE, BUT TRUEs Portt Years of Perfect AttendamceI Warner Van Aken DESERVES ALL THE ACCOLADES sesTOWEC: ON HCM, !n FAOf, IF ROTARY HAS ONE,HE SHOULD RECEfiVB THEIR "mEOAU OF HONOR." SINCERE CONORATULATJ0N3 FROM ALL OF US, Warner, and mat you add many more to these fprst forty. BIRTHDAYS January 2S Dale Dean Art Lyon January 30 -.VEOOINQ ANNIVERSARIES January 3^ Art Lton ROTARY GUESTS Mel Rice Clarence Graham Clarence Snyder Ken Yesh Charles Osborn Union City' Jackson BRONSON Bronson Bp.onson Kalamazoo Richard MoNall Coldwater Boa RoaONSON Recommended Rcadinos In your March Rotarian "Is Understanding Posgbble?," BY Hubert Herring. He asksi In a world that's "cxaspsratino, FfLLEo v/oth PEOPLE WHO are DOWNROQHT ANNOYING," CAN SOME BASIS BE FOUND FOR UNDERSTANDING AMONG THEM? Thought for the Day: WHO es CRAZY TO (OsoiieATEO to Chuck .'^Gooward) A bachelor is a fellow GET MARRIED «• AND KNOWS IT. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER -a QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengregotionoi Church — Wodnesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednetdoy, 6:10 P. M. BAHIE CREEK - Hort Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— W. VonAken BY ELECTION J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupolik, Don Harris, Cran Wilcox JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Pr.sidenI Vlee-Prosidenf Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Magazine- Rural Urban- Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Student Guests— Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treosurer Assistant See'y-Treas. Axner Olson, Chorles Schmilt, Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone Davidson. E. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Bovee, N. Moore Doug Woodward Special—At the call of the President Competitor RelationsWebb Treot, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Vinee INTERNATIONAL Kornsfien, Woyne Way, Armond Pogel President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, ColcuHa, India General Secretary, Rotoiy International R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 11—R. Biringer 18—Wm. 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo 29-PauI Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Kerr SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 Rotary Foundofion— 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. AI Butterfield, Vinee Kornsfien, Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam R. Potterson, M. McKeith 30—H. Bent Bobier 25—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couiiiord Trade Associations— Don Korn, Jackson 2—Dole Dean 9-1. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornsfien 4—Les Woodward International Student Proiectt- Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 27-C. Wilcox Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swort Occupational Information- 25—S. Bovee Julv-1963 December—1962 International Information- Employer-Employee Relations— 18—Al Butterfield 13-Bob Kerr Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Show 20—Fred Weeks Internationol Contacts- McKeith June-1963 November—1962 6—B. K. Pearce INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director Buyer-Setler Relations- 38-M. Pitts 30—Torg Skobo Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Fred Anderson, Director at 12:15 p. m. 9-R. Nagle 16—Roy 23-AI Rice Minstrel Show- VOCATIONAL SERVICE ''.gulor—First Thursday of each month 7—Croig Sebold 14—R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted 2—Gust Burandt W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Rotory InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle May-1963 October-1962 Al Rice and William Bobler Public Relations— Seton 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupolik 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Fred 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnam Keith Pearce, R. G. Woldron Program- Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight September—1962 Ken Olmsted Bacon April-1963 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dolly P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Sofety— R. Shaw, R. Biirnger, H. Bent 5—Armand Pogel 12—C. 19—Rich. Moore 26-H. Teeter August—1962 A1 Butterfield, Ray Fox Classiifcation— OFFICERS ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Croig Sebald, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962 - 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Ruth 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetto Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Tom Collins, 10 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.-Dorolhy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Relho _. ... 278-2539 279-9360 Armand Page], R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois 639-9418 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine 278-6341 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-2854 Wilford Couiiiord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 279-9471 Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane . 278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T, Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Albert Folier, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-4435 Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Paul Hurley. 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-W97 ... ..278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfhe 278-5^0 278-8840 276-5078 279-9492 278-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Ellzobeth ...278-5996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie 278-2979 278-6161 278-2790 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwater Lake— Suzanno 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd.. R. R. 2-Netlie 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 278-2930 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Wiilloms, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Warren Willioms, Botavio—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5494 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R, 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 tHoword M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Or.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Ed Koltz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Jonean 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eliora ___.278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 Santford Jotley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce J 278-5049 • The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. Jotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HIOHe INC. ■ vT urt �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JANUARY 26. 1953 ThPB WggK we HAD AM JNTERBaTflWO OCQCySSfiON SN MOOHBOAN. or SN pact AMV other PLACe. e^pj-oVMENTo OP WHAT S8 PROBABtY OUR WUT^iBER ONS TH98 08 THS PROS£.s:m OP MORB JOSS AND DSTTeR The program was pressnteo qv Chst A«.£.EMesR who had as Hbg apEAKSRf Sam BSwnSTT. op KaLAMAZOO VMO 68 CONNECTED W6TH A RE?EARCM PROJECT L008Ei.y SPOHSOREO BY U^joHN Oruo Companv« Next yfecKo Chuck 'Voooward w6tL pressnt a program sv a Naval Reserve RiPRsa?!N7AT8ve WHO W8LL TELL US ABOUT UMDER8SA OEFENSES. GHUSX HASTENS TO 6NP0RM ME THAT THIS W8U. SE eUBMAR6NS8 AMD SOME OF THE MEW THINGS THEV 00 V/8TH THEM» I AM APJ OLO ArmV MAM MYSELF BUT W8LL GRANT IN TIMES OP GREAT NATIONAL STRSeS THE NaVV HAS OFFIOlALLV ACTED AS OUR ALLIES. It would apSear at i>tsa time that the Mgnstrsl Show was coming along well cnouqk that WE ODD not have TO SAY MUCH. JUST RET^EMBER THAT THE END MEN REHEARSE SuNDAV AT 5s00, P.M.. THE CHORUS AT ^SOO P.M., AMD SELL THE TCCKET3 CSPECSALLV FOR THURBDAVe Ve THOUGHT THE PRESENTATBONsTyEaDAV BV GeORQE. RALPHpAMD BoS V.fERE EXCELLENT* AMT EMD MAN WILL TELL YOU THAT HBS WORSE CRBTDC8 ARE THOSE AT THE TuSSOAV LUNCHEON* Seems a'couple of cowsoyb were radinq-acrosq the plains AND CAME UPON A HERO OF BUFFALO* TkEY MADE A MU?^BER OF D98PARAQ9NG REMARKS ABOUT MANGY CONOfiTION OF BUFFALO* '.vHEN they HA.DRtDOEN BY ONE BUFFALO SA6D TO APJOTKER, "Now we HAVE HEARD A OfiSCOURAQIWQ WORD," « ■.Ve unoerstano that the Ladies Night was.a tremendous success doth from a qustatorv AND TSRPSICHOREAN STANDPOfiNT. A NUMBER OF MEN HAVE* OR WfiLL. HEAD SOUTH* .VE ALREADY COVERED THE FACT THAT LeS ./OODWARD WAS GOO-NQ SoUTM AND BN THE PROCESS, OR ALREADY GONE, ARE V/ARREN .VOLLSAMa, Ohicx Kennedy, Russ h^looRE and .Varker Van Aken. These are all qobng to Arbzona and ! THBNK Al BuTTERFIELD 18 ABOUT DUE TO GO TO FLORBOA, ./ILL CoUJtLLARO 88 OUT OF THE HOSPITAL AND HOME* BIRTHPAVS Natalie Ybnqlinq January 22 Norm Moore January 23 Ernestine Neer January 24 '.^jEOOING ANNSVERSARSES Harry Joseph JAf«IUARV 20 Gill Pblliod Angola, GUESTS Bert •7ard Mel .7s oe Ray Cuyler Bob Stocker Elv/ood Larsen Indiana Bronson Jackson Bronson Bronson Qubmcy Qubncv Blague Knbrk You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •a QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK -< Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1962-1963 Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. OFFICERS Clossirication— BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- President Vlee President Roy Muichahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ★ Program- Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone Davidson. Public MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— at 12:15 p. m. Oiin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Competitor RelationsWebb Treat, Richard Moore, Special—At the coll of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Employer-Employee Relations— Vince Kornstien, Wayne Woy, Armand Pagel INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India R, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 2—Gust Burandt 9—R. Nogle 16—Ray PHts 23-AI Rice 30—Torg Skobo Minstrel Show— Chorles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November—1962 Doug Woodward 6—8. K. Pearce 13-8ob Kerr INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wiicox International Contacts- December-1962 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer Bert Faller, Howard Teeter International Information- 18—Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight 23-Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson May—1963 Bobier 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith June—1963 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Shaw 18—A! Butterfield 25—S. 8ovee July-1963 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30—H. Bent SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skobo 29-Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Al Aprir-1963 January—1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couiilard Kerr 19—Rich. Moore 26-H. Teeter 25—No Meeting International Student Proiects— 5—R. Rumsey Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith 5—Armand Pogel 12—C. Bacon 7—Craig Sebald October—1962 Al Rice and William Bobler Trade Associations— Don Karn, Joekson 25—R. Toupollk Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Student Guests- Four-Way TestTanr Collins, Conrad Swart Occupotlonal InformationKen Leovenworth, R. Biringer, General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 18—Jerry Fair Rural Urban- Norm Moore, Bob Nagle DIRECTORS 4—J. Elswoiler 11—Ken Putnam Ken oTmsted Sergeant-at'Arms— ''ngolar—First Thursday of each month September-1962 W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Fritz VanAken, Les Wise ★ OF Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Klein 21—R. Muichahey 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Relations- Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7-J- 14—W. V/liliams J. Etsweiier, Ralph Toupallk, 4.H Youlh- Clyde Williams blreelors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox Community Safety— Don Harris, Cran Wileo* Fellowship— E. Lose, R. Sweet, J. Wolker Magazine- JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'y-Treas. BOARD Boys' and Girls' Week- R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS E. VanAken ★ 1962.1963 Moreh—1963 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coidwater—Fay • Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone-Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Rutn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.-Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ^eton Bavee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5356 278-6821 276-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat Phone No. 278-2110 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 E. Ken Leavenworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grond St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth 278-6278 Cranston Wiicox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-2612 278-5585 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4229 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Albert Failer, 95 N. Honchett St.-Chorlotte 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-4435 278-W87 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, o Persons Cf.—Marfho 278-8840 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilmei 278-5790 Webster Treol, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coidwater Lake— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair. 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R, R. 2—Doris 278-2261 278-4222 Ralph Toupallk, R, R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcogo-Eileen 278-5556 278-2947 279-9551 279-9471 278-2818 278-6W1 Howard M. Teeter. 156 Church St.—Marion Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coidwater St. Home—Carol Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Oiin Dally. 61 Maple Lane—Jane CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairmen — Telephone 278-8238 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha _ George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 278-6769 279-9360 278-5996 639-9418 Suzanna Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Bafovia-LoMolne.— — Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Chorles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Cl.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-2979 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.-Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn.. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Bergef 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 Guvorrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshingfon St.—Elolne Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude — 278-8318 278-5842 ..278-6316 278-4350 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Cojdwater LakeJo neon Howard K. Swon, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elvc John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Sonlford Jotley, 335'/} Grond St.-Joyce 278-5494 278-4159 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6161 278-4243 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.—Roth 278-5554 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 276-5412 278-6730 278-5049 •nawawiwt*- The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. Jotary REFLECTOR PaEDBRICK H. WEEKS Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE Visiting rotarians always welcome QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COIpDIATER. «ICH. ' ^ �January,21, 1963 The Board otf Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications listed below. objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Major Classification Minor Classification Wesley E, Wilbur Furniture, Fixtures & Furnishings Household Furniture Retailing Robert Hawley Furniture, Fixtures & Furnishings Household Furniture Manufacturing Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary Any �3'^dT .T >U/- r o • -■^ i ' ' i * : .i *4SOJGP !:(C;|j.-r; SUOJf. •' ■. -' : . -p V'; ' ' , -"-"'*-iiV ;■•■■■<■' p'I ■ ■•• \ ■ •■ ;C . iov V' : ijs ;;?rj )-:^ .'. ■ •?? i ;^xr .t ' c r ^ r: iiiiiri -JJJp3 - t itr iTuxrr u :'i< ou : ' -:st9r.erS»-: ' : . • . ■-,■ ,,;.v'i ,. •• i . >• .' ■" ■ cjipj-iv ■ ; .',..'fc• V' » lWiif y ■/./CipO^t �'//e Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, ^ tAST ilEEKc we HAS THE PRfvtxeoc of ListePiCKo fs Oee?oa Albsr? ^arq v/«o was PRCeefifEO SV OoM HaRRSS WCTH an ABOWT 99/S ASSflSf t^nOW GaRI. 00fi?OH Avars yalkco ii»pi ■ms. up«eoMiiHQ cowMyNCTv woRfcaj-cop vA-jfew wcul. take place fiN GCLDWATER next SiSSft.ieR as a PARY of the CONTSNUHWa £0U{5AY8ON FOR OUR YEAGKErtSo NEXT v/EEK* -Vc SHOVLO AOAtN HAVK an OOTSTAKDfMO PROORAM OP0N9ORED OV CH£? 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YoU HCARO THE £KC ME?# SEfiNG BAWLED OVt SV Eo THROUGH K«8 PROXYp CHW5< AiOOOWARD^ KNOW DARN WELL THE MSO«WEEK 6T WAS v^USTCFeCO, ThPS WAS FRCQASLT ^'UaYpFfEOo The end men d80 3w FACV, K€ .ogx slcokvlv setter after RSHEARaALo There arc stsll many thphqs to se done v/tTH the show among whpch bs oefTswo the STAGE REAOYs TKOSS OF VOU WHO FESL THAT YOU CAM HELP iN THflS REGARD PLEAaE SHOW OP AY THE RoOSSVELT AuDPrORfiUf.1 SOKOAV fJORNIWQ AT SsOO '.ViLL COUGLLARD fiS STSLL ON THE 08SA9LE0 L.E8T GUT 10 00?4§NQ ALONG. ThOSE OF YOU WHO ALREADY SELONO TO THE CORONARY Clu8 WSLL RSALSSE THAT tH?8 tO ONE VOU DO NOT KURRYo A NUMaSR OF ooa members have been TRAVELINO AROUND LATELY. Ov«R THE KOLfiOAYS WE HAD 0OYH As Ol8CN AMD Al R^CE OUT #MONG THE HULA MAlOtfJO AND WE THCfaK THAT LE3 .^OOWARO MANAGED TO GET OUT OF t-^SnE JUST AKSAD OF THE DPIEP FrZZZB ALTHOUGH 3 GUC38 fT HAS BEEN PaCTTY CH5LLY IH THE SoUTUWESY. TOCo amiHOAYS Ann Facr R09ERT YeHOLEno January Charles January January January January Vincent Kornsthsn January January EL!ZASETH OlVSRS Bert Taller Charlotte fSllsr JEtolNGANNaVERSARlES Charles FtsKE John Kennedy January 17 January lo ROTARY CUESTS Bill Vilson Clem Kromer Carlo HeiKxtNEN Bob -V?-ss?s: ^ "Z y Eo Uland Nel8 .Veasft Elmer Qoqoon Mel Rfioe Floyd Vatson Norman Dsry J Coldwater OrfROeT Coldwater CCLO'.VATER CoLOWATeR Bronson Qufif^ev Jackson f^GOHESrCRj New York CjOLOWATER TH^ l-iST OF THOSE THAT LE/iV£ cvV'U.Y IS QUiTE A n#T i^ONGER THAN IT SI-KXILD BE, You Will Always Be Welcome at The^ h eighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BM pOO% MEMBER -u QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday. 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— Beys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallx, R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent OFFICERS &Y ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS . JOHN A. KENNEDY Viee-Prosidanf ....Seerefory CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS . Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Magozine— Rural Urban- Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Student Guests— Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Duone E. Fred Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:15 p. m. Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— 636 ROTARY Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornstien, Wayne Woy, Armand Pagel Four-Way Test- President Rotary International NITISH C. LAKARRY, Calcutta, India Internotionol Information- R. 18—Wm. 25—No Meeting International Student Pra[eets— January—1963 1—No Meeting 0. Davidson, W. Ceuillord Kerr Al 15—D. SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE Norm Moore Harris STAG NITE John Februory—1963 LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, 12-R. Kornstien 30-H. Bent 29—Paul Hurley Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith 23—V. 22—C. Allemier Terg Skabo Dean 9-L. Wise 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Trode Associations— 2—Dale 16—G. Owers Bobier Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair SONG Jufy-1963 December—1962 4—Los Woodward 11—R. Biringer Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Korn, Joekson 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield 25—S. Bovee 13-Bob Kerr 20-Frod Weeks 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts- Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois June-1963 30—Torg Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Pred Culy — Director Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean DISTRICT 9-R. Nagle 16-Roy PHts Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November—1962 Doug Woodward 6—B. K. Peorce "*golar—First Thursday of each month ★ 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 23-AI Rice Minstrel Show- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President 7—Craig Seboid October—1962 2—Gust Burondt W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Seten Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle Culy, Davidson. May-1963 25—R. Toupalik Al Rice and William Bobler Relations— 30—R. Patterson Putnam 18—Jerry Foir 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Public 23—Fred Neer 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Keith Pearee, R. G. Waldron Program- Directors''— John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. McKnight September—1962 Ken Olmsted E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker ..President 26—H. Teeter Aprii-1963 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olln Dally P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 5—Armand Page! 12—C. Bacon IP—Rich. Moore 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Safety— Classification— PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VonAken March—1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Cholrman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Ruth 278-5358 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn 278-6033 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Moriorle 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-6843 278-5386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 279-9551 278-6769 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N, Hudson St.—Helen Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Rooerf Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Claro Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairflcid Dr.—Jos^hine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 278-5891 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbaro 278-5234 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone._ Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler. Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 t^. Honchetf St.—Charlotte Jerry Foir. 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-2818 278-6127 ..278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maplo Lone-Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2947 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Page!, R. R. 2, Qoincy—Lois 278-5996 639-9418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle 278-8156 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 278-5318 278-6517 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5942 Charles ^hmift, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergel Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-4435 .278-W87 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons C».—Marfho 278-8840 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.-Gertrude 278-4350 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma 278-6788 278-5790 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-2451 278-5714 278-6316 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat-, 3492 San Souci Beoch, Coldwaler Lake— Suianna 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Worner VonAken, R, R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy Fred H, Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlce Clyde WilMams, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-5585 278-4229 278-5494 _.278-4159 278-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celin Deuglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth. Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notolie 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora _.__278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Eivo 278-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gralchen 278-6730 Sanlferd Jolloy, 335V2 Grond St.—Joyce 278-5049 ^The COLDWATER ^^otary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. 1 PRSDSRICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS", INC. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, ftlCH. ■c .',1^ �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 12, 1963 The pRCQRANf TMCS COMfiNQ WSEtt S3 SPCtWSOFiSD SV OOM HaRR63 AKO WflUt. C9KSS8T OP AM EJ%PhAKAT3C'-i OF* SfHff COMMUMBTV RSSOOROE ?A)f?'rC6H0P AG BT WCLS- APP6.Y tO CoUOWATen, SPEAKER 3E A ORo AtGERV U Avars ss a pormer eupERftMrer-ioewT op schools out ew '.Vashcnotom State and A Professor of Schoou Ac*.»8i4aeTBATOOM at -fHC State Coju^sqe of iVa8h6nqtom, Hg ea also .AsSOCBATC DjiREOtOR OF ?KS JOfiNT COUMOBL ON EOONOMSO EOUCATCON. Hfi 8S BEBHQ aSCUREO FOR 48 THROWSft Carlo" HEfKKSNEN. RC8PC0? fN A LCOAL LAST .'£EKo 3 THfr?X TOU waVBE TWTERESTEO ?N what caw SE done BW TrtDQ 00MMUM8TV. PAUt, HuRLCV presented has BOSSb Bob VMO QAVE am BNTERsaTflNO, BLLUSTRATEO TALK ON SOME OF THE SCOMOMJCS AND CUSTOMS OF A STRyOQLCMQ OEMOORACV WHBCH SESMS TO HAVE MANV OaSTACtSS, You are ROvlCMOED THAT THE LaDBES NCQHT PROQRW'I AT TrOUT SpRBKGS BB COMeNO UP PRfiOAVp THE IStM, 8f VOU have not already RESERVED SPACE FOR YOURSEf-Fp YOUR WflFSe AKD QUGBTOp CALL CUVOK vVjJLLBAMS liWMEOCAYSLY OR PERHAPS YOUR LAG? CHANCE TO GST ON THE BAND WAQGN WCLt, BE WHEN VOU MAKE VOUR APPEARANCE AT THE CHORUS REHSARSAL NEXT SUNOAV# ".VH&LE WE, ARE TK6NKCNQ ABOUT «T W5u ARE A LRTTLS MORE EWCOUHAQSO ABOUT PARTSCfiPATeOM CN "(HE CHCRUSp Vik TH0HK TME'0eTRO6T L60N& AR£ FfiHALLT OOPNO TO QUOT PLAVfNQ FOOTSALi. AND WE V/OLL HAVE SOME PARTfiCfiPATfiOfi* NSXT WCCK THS REHEARSAL VVflLL BE AT ROOSEVELT AUDJTORSUM AND WCtUL BS AT 4x00 P®M« FCR TTIS CMORUS® .'fe REMaNO VOU THAT TT-JE PrO SowL GaMC WELL BE STARVflNQ AT THE .SAME TBMS BUT VOU WBLt. BE DPS- MteeSEO EARLY ENDUQH SO VOy CAM AT LEAST GET THE LA0T HALF 5M« ?8R£D OF J AM QETTCMQ A LCTTLE SflT FOOTBALL ANTWAV, It looks LC5CS the Rotary ghov^ pg prettv v/cll set mow and whple thcrs are manv oetapls to WORK OUTj VOU CAM 8EG8M TO SEE THAT BT W8LL BE POSSOBLE TO PUT ?T ONo" NexT WEEK VOU WPLL CJET YCUR TBCKETS but VOU OAN QO RPOHT ahead and start LCK8NG UP YOUR CUSTOMERS NOW. BmTHOAYa- \lAm£N January S January 10 ^^LLBAMS John '^I^lker '/iEDD 3NQ mn 5VERSAR lES None GUESTS Oean Carey Sronson '.Valtsr Mel Rpce BrQNSON Jackson ?-4onk v/atson Dale Smbth Colon Ckslsea vVOHLERS Jeff Hartnell^ Mayor op Coldwater Hogh School f. jr\ / ' /■ y^ytyiyliy^yi" '2 / You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighbor^ Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. . �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. ★ JOHN CLYDE WIlllAMS VIce-President A. KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Anderson, Charles Sehmitt, Russell Moore, Fred Fred Public Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF Al DIRECTORS at 12:15 p. m. Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY President Rotary Vinee INTERNATIONAL NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India 6—B. K. Pearce 13—Bob Kerr 27-C. Wilcox R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Korn, Jackson 15—D. Norm Moore Horris 22—C. Allemier 29-Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Ken Putnam Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Al Butlerfield, Vince Kornstien, Associations— SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Fred Neer — Cholrmon R. Patterson, M. McKeith Kornstien 30-H. Benf January—1963 1—No Meeting Torg Skobo Kerr Trode 23—V. 11—R. Biringer Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, SONG Dean 25—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Coulllard Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, 2—Dale 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 18—Wm. Bobier Charles Bocon, Jerry Fair Occupational Information- 25—S. Bovee July-1963 December—T962 4—Les Woodword Tom Collins, Conrad Swort General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 4—Ernest Luse 11-R. Shaw 18~AI Buiterfield 20—Fred Weeks InternalionQl information- Four-Woy Test- June-T963 November—1962 SERVICE International Student Pro}eefs— Kornslien, Wayne Way, Armand Pagel International 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith Burandt 9-R. Nagle Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Employer-Employee Relations- May-1963 23-AI Rice International Contacts- Competitor RelationsWebb Treot, Richard Moore, 25—R. Toupalik 30—Torg Skobo INTERNATIONAL Neer 30—R. Patterson 16—Ray Pitts W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Doug Woodward Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H, Gcodholm, 0. Dean 23-Fred 7—Craig Sebatd Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, VOCATIONAL SERVICE 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnam 2—Gust Rice and Willlom Bobler Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnlght October—1962 Guests- 4-H Youth- Norm Moore, Bob Nagle 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter AprM-1963 18—Jerry Foir Minstrel Show- gular—First Thursday of each month .. Student Relations— Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Armi— Culy, Duone E. Davidson. Olmsted Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ProgramClyde Williams Williams September—1962 Rurol Urban- Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. A*ner Olson, Ken Magazine— Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Crippled Children— R. YIngling, 0. Shorno, E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker President Klein 21—R. Mulchohey 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Don Harris, Cran Wileox Fellowship— T. DEAN JOHN J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupailk, Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 7—J. 14—W. Community Sofety— R. Shaw, R, Biringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Buiterfield, Ray Fox VanAken Clossification— OFFICERS 8Y ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Snbold, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962 - 1963 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the defoils. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-B238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Foy 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rufn 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjerie 276-6821 'Milliam Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton 278-5891 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Harvey G. Benf, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther •Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Bovee, 278-6843 278-8086 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Buiterfield, 31 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Av8.-Dorothy.._ .279-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone._ Dale A. Deon, 430 Grond St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-2818 ....278-6127 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille .,278-6598 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Gcodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5318 278-6517 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchetf St.—Charlotte, Jerry fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen 278-5475 278-8933 278-5942 278-4435 .....278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8640 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma.. 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 278-2341 278-2110 278-6501 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rufn 278-2261 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6850 Webster Treot, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coidwoter lake— Harold McKnight, Coldwofer St. Home—Corel 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Wayne W. Way, 35 Hui! Sf.-Dorothy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Reiha 278-2539 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-5996 639-9418 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 Suzanna Russell G- Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Frea H. Weeks, I?. R. 2—Beotriee Warren Willloms, Batavio—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Meeting Time: 278-5033 278-2930 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine HONORARY MEMBERS Joneon 12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-4086 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-5412 278-6730 Santford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-4198 278-5049 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. 1 TUESDAY 278-8238 278-4424 278-5033 278-6393 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann MICHIGAN 278-4229 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-4243 .278-5494 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Guvarrie S, Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coidwoter Lake— Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 270-2612 278-5585 278-4159 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-5554 Bronson 369-4024 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Scbald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4222 278-2947 The COLDWATER * Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 2^ Grand St.—Dorothy FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. DECEMBER 29® 19^2 .A i" A STATE or EMERGENCY HAS BEEN DECUREDi __ LAST SUNDAY \iZ HAD A FDY MORE OUT FOR REHEARSAL BUT NOT ENOUGH. REMEMBER THERE ARE TEN END MEN-VKWO ARE WORKING PRETTY HARD ON THIS PRODUCT JON, EACH OF THESE END MEN HAS UP TO THREE OR f^OUR .VERSES OF SOME SONS OR NARRATIOJ TO MEMORIZE. PEOPLE LIKE ED HOLTZ ARE PUTTING IN A TREMENDOUS Af.10UNT OF TIME ON THE MANY DETAILS IN CONNECTION .VlTH THIS SHO'.V, WE THINK THAT ALL OF YOU COULD SPEhfiD THE HOUR OR PERHAPS A LITTLE MORE ON LATE OF A SUNDAY AFTERNOON TO ATTEND THIS REHEARSAL. IF YOU SHOW UP PROMPTLY AT 4t00 P.M. A HOUR miL 00 IT. THESE SONGS M&IORIZED. ■::W. YOU MUST HAVE NONE OF THEM ARE REALLY DIFFICULT BUT THERE ARE SOME TRICKY SPOTS 'iVHERE WE MOVE FRO^ SONG TO S0M3. NEXT REHEARSAL /ILL BE SUNDAY, DECOTER 30 AT 4;D0 P^M. IN THE ELK*S TEMPLE BASEMENT. PLEASE COME IN THE B.ACK DOOR. •I You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurcday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Slurget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebald, Chester AMemier, W. J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupolik, R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN T. DEAN President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN Viee-President A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT iRED WEEKS Secretory Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treos. Don Harris, Cron Wikox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Crippled ChildrenR. YIngling, D. Shorno, Magazine— Rural Urbon— Ken Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Program- directors — John T. Dean, Clyde WIMioms. Axner Olson, Charles Schmllt, Fred *• Anderson, Duane Russell Moore, Fred Culy, E. Davidson. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations- * 2—Gust Al Rice and William Bobler Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— Vines Kornstien, Woyne Woy, Armond Pagel ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAKARRY, ColcuHa, India Don Karn, Jackson R. 18—Wm. 2—Dale Dean 9-1. Wise 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobler 25—No Meeting International Student Projects— SPECIAL EVENTS January-1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couiltord FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skabo 29—Poul Hurley STAG 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vlnce Kornstien, Ken Pufnom 12-R. NITE John Waiker February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairmen R. Patterson, M. McKeith Bovee 16—G. Owers 11—R. Biringer Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Kerr 25—S. Julv-1963 4—les Woodward International Information- Luse 18—Al Butterfield December-1962 Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Trade Associations- 4—Ernest 11—R. Shaw 6—B. K. Pearco 13-Bob Kerr 20-Frcd Weeks 27-C. Wileox Internallonal Contacts- Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internotionol Juna-1963 November—1962 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Olmsted 28-M. McKelfh 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodword Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Oceupallonal information- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 21-K. 23-AI Rice Charles Woodword, Goo. Owers, Four-Way Test- 14-R. G. Waldron Burondl 9-R. Nagie 16—Ray Pitts Minstrel Show- Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean May-1963 7—Craig Sebald October—1962 Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE 636 ROTARY 18—Jerry Fair W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Putnom 25—R. Toupallk Student Guests- Public Relations— 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight Etsweiler 11—Ken 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams "^gular—Firit Thursday of each month DISTRICT 4—J. Olmsted 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter Aprii-1963 September—1962 Keith Pearee, R. G. Waldron Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Klein 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dolly P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 7-J. 14—W. Williams Community Sofety— Classification— PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butlerfiold, Ray Fox VanAken March-1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY SPRING UDIES' NITE Fox R. YIngling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detolls. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwofer-Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Mofk S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Roth Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-5358 278-6821 William Bobler, 280 Grand St.-Margaret 278-5386 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn <larvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther jchord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Cost C. Burandf, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine ?ev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-6033 278-6843 278-B086 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 om Collins, 16 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 Wiiford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duone E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler. Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy 278-5318 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-4435 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-W87 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 278-8840 CLYDE VrlLLIAMS, Program Cholrman — Telephone 278-8238 John Klein, Box 148—Pat 278-2110 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mcple Lone—Emily 278-6850 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia 278-2841 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwofer St. Home—Corel 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LIfo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Refha 278-2539 279-9360 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatriee Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—\Vllma Armand Pagel. R. R. 2, Quiney-Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 639-9418 278-2979 Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Fred Neer, 2^ W. Chicago—Ernestine George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-6769 278-5512 278-5996 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwater Lake— Suzanna 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergel 278-5006 273-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-0318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Sworf, 471 Marsholi St.—Gertrude.—— ..278-4350 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson Sf.-Deiia Warren Willioms, Botavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingilng, 21 Scott—Natolie HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrio S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola Ed Holtz, 164M lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzorct Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen Sonfrord Joliey, 335'/2 Grand St.-Joyee 1 FREDERICK H. COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 278-8238 278-5033 279-9428 _-278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 J78-5091 278-6311 278-4196 278-W12 278-6730 278-5049 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 — 278-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-4222 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 WEEKS quality spri.'^g products, INC COLDWATER, MICH. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OECB^JBER 22. 19^2 7 0 FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY. IS (NEXT YEAR, OF COURSE) THERE IS TO BE A LADIES NIGHT AT THE EATON SPRIf^S TROUT CLUB. THIS IS TO BE A BUFFET DINNER DANCE WITH CARDS FOR THOSE -/i^O ARE /\RTHRITIC, SENILE, OR HAVE SCME OTHER REASON FOR NOT DANCING* CHARGE .VILL BE ^6,00 PER COUPLE. WILL START AT 7s00 P.M. THERE WILL BE CORSAGES, PRIZES, ETC. THE THE AFFAIR I never hsaro of thss Eaton Sprung Trout CtuG sefore but I AM TOLO BV USUALI.V ftELHABLE SOURCEB VHaT BT OQ 0N THE FreMOMT, ImDAANAbVBCBNfTV 80 we W8Uk TRY TO HAVE MAP COORSNOATES, COMPASS BSARSNQS AND THAT SORT OF TH>NO IN THE NEXT 8 SOUS. The fbrw of Chuck and Chuck have all the dues in 100^, OUR F88CAL AFFACRS We are alvmvs glad to have ON ORDER. Our cast meetonq was bh the hands sf Boll BosiIer on spots of anvthono that Presodent John moqht have said. Boll presenteo Doug HoopBMQARNEn and the Carobwal BaLladoers. ThSV sang a NW^SER OF- CkrOSTMAS carols 8N a VERV pleasant FASHBON. I HAVE 8A80 IT BEFORE AND I WOLL SAY OT AOACN WB CAN BE PROUD OF OUR MUSDCAL ACTBYBTBES AT THE ■ Hogh School. -■/E had the second of OUR PJOON-TOME chorus refresher REHEAI^ALa and THE NOCE THONG ABOUT OT OS WE HAVE PEOf^LB WBTH US AT THUS TOMS WHICH 08 NOT AS TRUE ON THE RBQULA.RLV 0E8BGMATED REHEARSAL TBME WHOCH ()S 4:00 P.M. BACH AND EVERY SUNDAY AT THE ELK®8 CLUB. . WS WOULD L8KE TO URGE EVERYONE TO PLEASE SHOW OP FOR THESE REHEARQALS. THE 31sT OP January wbll be upon us au^ost flMfviBDOATELV. We wbsm thos performance to be op to THE BXCELLSNcE. OF SOME OF OUR PAST PERFORMAWCeS. 9 OOW'^T KNOW \WSTHER YOU HAVE STOPPED TO THBNK ON BT BUT THES SHOW HaS 9EC0ME PRETTY MUCH OF A TRAOeTOOM UN CoLDWAT'eR AND 8-8 P50T ONLY A MONEY RAOSBNC VEf^UR^ BUT HA3 HAD REAL GU0CE88 AS A PURE EMTSRTAON?4ENT PROUEOT. WE HAVE TQ HAVE YOU AT THES? REH^SALS. • You WBLL 'RETvJEMBER THAT VOU HAD TO PAY $3*00 FOR YOUR MEAL LAST TOME. /e THtNK VOU ALL KNOW WHAT TH8S WAS FOR BUT BN CASE ANY OF ^OU THSNK VOU MBCHT HAVE iiOBMSD THE OeTROBT CLUS, this 68 THE REASOHJ INSTEAD OF EATBKQ BSA^ SOUP OR SOME OTHSh LOW PROFBT MEAL AS MANY CLUOS 00 WE DEC8DED THAT BECAUSE WE WERE GOBMQ TO HAVE HO -MEETBHQ FOR TWO SOLID WEEKS VJE WOULD CHARGE THE EXTRA $1.50 AND PUt IT TOWARDS OUR ROTARY FOUNDATION SCHOLAR SHIPS. InCBOENTALLY, the CONTRBBUTBON was 100^. VOU, AND ROTARV INTERNATIONAL THANKS YOU, I THANK YOU, PrBSBOENT JoHN THANKS BIRTHDAYS Bob Magle Gust Buranot Amnetta Moore Mac McKeoth Charles Bacon December 16 December OECE?'fBER December December IS IS 21 22 ■ VEDOING ANNIVERSARIES Al Butterfcbld Howard Swam DecET'^eER 21 Decemssr 22 ROTARY GUESTS Mel Roce NeLson 'Fv&oer .Dbck Schultz Jackson Bronsok Bronsom Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Coldwater Coldwater /Dick Meverson .• Jm<S3 Pollock: Carlqu< HebkkTnen Dan Dean You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER it QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON -r Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wedneidoy, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— Boys' and Girls' Week— Croig Sebold, Chester Ailemier, W. R. Shaw, R. Blringer, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- JOHN A. KENNEDY .Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Progrom— Ouane E. Seton DIRECTORS 23-AI Rice 30—Torg Skobo Doug Woodward INTERNATIONAL November—1962 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr SERVICE 20-Frcd Weeks 27-C. Wilcox Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month ol 12:15 p. m. Fred Andersen, Director International Contacts- Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Buyer-Seller Relations— * Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts Charles Woodward, Geo, Owers, VOCATIONAL SERVICE ** Al Rice and William Bobier Sergeant-al-ArmsNorm Moore, Bob Nagle International Informolion— Vince Kornsflen, Wayne Way, INTERNATIONAL Armond Pagel President Rotary International NITiSH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, Indio D. Davidson, W. Couillard R. Al Associations— R. Patterson, M. McKellh 23-Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Mav-1963 7—Croig Sebald U-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith June-1963 4—Ernest Luse ll-R. Shaw 18-A1 Butterfield 25—S. Bovee Juiy-1963 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30—H. Bent SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Norm Moore Harris 22—C. Allomior 29-Poul Hurley LEADERS STAG NITE John February—1963 5—R. Rumsey Fred Near — Chairman Kerr Trade Don Karn, Jackson 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnighf 1—No Meeting Torg Skobo SONG Bobier Aprll-1963 January—1963 Rotary FoundationR. Rumsey, John Klein, Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist,, Rotary, International 18—Wm. 5—Armand Pogel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 25—No Meeting International Student Proiaets— Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois December—1962 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Employer-Employee Relations— Putnam October—1962 2—Gust Burondt Guests— Minstrel Show- Fritz VonAken, Les Wise ★ OF Bovee, N. Moore Etsweiler 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupolik W. Williams, Kan Putnam. Rotary Information- Mre. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Student Public Relations- Oovidson. 4—J. 11—Ken 4-H Youth- Clyde Willioms Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, September—1962 Keith Pearce, R. G. Woldron Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Assistont Sec'y-Treas. 28-Olln Dolly Rural Urban- Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer P. Hurley Ken Olmsted E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Magazine— PresidanI Vice-Prejident Willioms 21 —R. Mulehohay R. Yingling, O. Shorno, Fellowship— JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS 14—W. J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, Crippled Children— Don Harris, Cron Wilcox 1962-1963 7-J. Klein Community Sofety— ClassiRcetion— PROGRAMS August—1962 A1 Butterfield, Roy Fox VonAkan Morch—1963 1962- 1963 ROTARY 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, Ken Putnam Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speeloi programs, such as lodles' Night, moy appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rulh Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Mariorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther... 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaref Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Phone No. 278-5563 278-6086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-2854 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Fred Culy, 01 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane.. 278-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie Albert Foller, 95 t^. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte 278-5909 278-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Deris _.278-8933 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfleld Dr.—Aileen Harry Josepn, 383 N, Hudson St.-Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho___ NAME Address and Rotary Ann CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-2110 278-6501 Ernes! W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnIght, Coldwoter St. Home-Carol 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 278-6278 278-5078 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mapie Lone-Emily Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Rooert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6850 278-6769 279-9492 278-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relho 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Ellzobeth... 278-5996 Worner VonAken, R, R. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beairice 278-4159 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Willioms, Satavio—LoMoine Lester f. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodword, 163 MorshoM St. 278-6341 Douglos Woodward, 20 Persons Cf.—Ruth 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R. 2—Nellie 270-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshoii St.—Gertrude 278-5714 278-4350 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 164M lyopowa Rd,, Coldwoter Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Sontford Jolley, 335'/2 Grond St.-Joyce FREDERICK H. KEEKS COLDWATER, 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE X^ITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-8238 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 See. 34.66, P. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-5494 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-2979 278-6161 278-2612 Russell G, Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Dello The COLDWATER Meeting Time; 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. —Lorraine 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 Suzanne Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Charles ^hmift, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-8840 Weosler Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Coldwoler Lake— 639-9418 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Rolpn Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 278-5942 278-4435 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDtATER, MICH. �vesmuR nselK DLEBrRETTUS VLUC reqnirbB aetsmlO nselK SNBLLOC olaseS TTBMHCS nosrettaP swerdnA erooM «R reteeT drawdooW .D noslO riaF taerT mantuP nrobvaR DRALLOUOC hpesoJ ESSW z I- ON 9 IP o s o n o n■ o a > - 9 n Q 0 ?a XOCLGfI wahS ecuL •£ ReesaoB THQ 0 rW STTSP huohoooG nekA naV nocaB ncbtsnroK rcllaF rreK reombllA % xoF vclaO m nosrednA thqsnKcM VSLLOJ ecraeP QNOLQNfiV vehahclaM 1 eevoB esooL .R �Pv t iiViuEH 5r Jo tt; f! -riijiVrs o \.f ' L^iCOi;!" > .0 "O txi - Jt- — , f»cos::-:-on c-' �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OEC0;1BER 15, 1952 THIS .VEEK WE HAD AS.OUR SPEAKER^ GCORGE Mc^NTVRSp DCRSCCyoR OF* VH« MDCHCQAN Oepartmbmt or Aqrocuuture secured for us bv Ksoth Psarce who also presented Jack Qusnn, the State VETEReNAR8AN» Mro McIntvrs spoke om varsous phases of OUR FOOD PROaRAM ESPEC6AUUY OSAt.CNQ W?TH OUR SURPLUS AND OUR ?f?f?fi!ENDOUG ABfiLBTV TO PRODUCE FOOD, CEnTA8HLV WS CAf4 ALL FEEL GRATEFUL TO THE AQRitCUL« rURAL EW0U8TRV AND SELCEVS MS DT 88 A 860 fiMDUSTRYeESPECSALLY SINCE WS LfiVE 6N THAT PORTION OF THE VA5RLD VWIERE SVeRVmSNG ELSE CS9NQ EQUAL WE 00 TO BSD WCTH A FULL TUMf4V, Sn THfS CONNECTSON WE COf.TMEND YOU TO READ A BOOK CALLED "SfiLENT- SpRBNQ" WH6CK WAS MSMT80ME0 SV MciNTYREc BOOK BUT CERTA8HLV SHOULD BE READ BY EVSRVOMEo ThIS - CO A CONTROVERSSAL VoU 00^"? NECECSARCLV HAVE TO AQREE WBTH THE AUTHOR. NEXT -VKK 86LL BoSfiSR has the program and OS PRESENTfiNQ OOUQ HoOpfiNGARNER AND SOME' OF H08 PUBLCC SCHOOL MUSflC MAKERS SN WHAT W6LL PROBABLY BE A PURELY MU80CAL Chrostmas program. ■vE HAD A HBGH PERCSNTAQE OF THE BRANCH COUNTV BOARDS OF SUPERVBSORS AND AU^OST ALL OF THE COUTiitY OFFflCflALS PRESENT LAST WEEK AS A PART OF OUR ANNUAL RURAL<oURQAN OBSERVANCE, MOST OF THE 0LU3 MEf^QSRS WERE THERE BUT FOR THOSE IWO WERE NOT YOU MASSED THE OPEMfiNQ SALVO OF THE 1953 ROTARY CHORUS. Eo HOLTZ TOOK OVER FOR A FEW MCWUTES AND GNTRODUCED SOME NEW AMD SOME .WARMED OVER SONG MATERIAL. OrJE as' TO SHOW UP W8TH0UT FaDL AT THE Elk'S TsMPLS AT 4:00 P.M. SUNDAY. MEN W6LL MAKE THE8R APPEARANCE ONE HOUR EARLIER. EvSRV* Eno' PROMPTNESS WBLL BE APPREGOaTSOo amTHOAYS &40LY LcAVSNIWRiTH Don Shorno Ed Hoetz Dscemser 12 Decsmser 12 Oscsr^OER 12 .7E00INS ■ANNIVERSARIES None ROTARY GUESTS Lawrence Verner Llovd Junker D8C5€ SCHULTZ Llovd Phbllbps 'i76LMAR f<l00RE George Huqbard Ray Cardenas Manuel Suwooval SerqIo TorPes" Rooer Fuller Dro Jsm Nash Bronson Bronson Bronson 3ro/j8om lUlNCY UmCON C8TV Coldwater Coldwater COLOWATER " Cv.^^'-'.'^TER Coldwater You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. OFftCERS Classification— BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- President Vice-President A. KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Duone Charles Schmitt, Fred Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Seton E. Davidson. OF VOCATIONAL SERVICE ^egular—First Thursdoy of eoeh month at 12:15 p. m. ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Employer-Employee Relations— Vince Kornstien, Wayne Way, INTERNATIONAL Armand Pogel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, CalcuHa, India General Secretary, Rotary Internationol George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson Trade Associations— R. Potlerson, M. McKelth R. 18—Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Kornstien 30-H. Bent SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Ailemier Torg Skabo 29-Pool Hurley STAG NITE John Walker Februory-1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Al 23—V. Bobier 25—No Meeting Inlernolional Student Proiects— Kerr 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 11—R. Biringer Internationol Information- Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer. July-1963 December-1962 4—Les Woodward Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Buyer-Seller RelationsOlin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Compeliler RelationsWebb Treat, Richard Moore, Special—At the call of the President 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield 25—S. Bovee 6—B. K. Poarce 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts- Fred Anderson, Director ★ iune-1963 30—Torg Skabo Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS McKelth 16—Roy Pitts INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Norm Moore, Bob Nagle DIRECTORS 28-M. Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November—1962 Doug Woodward Sergeant-at-Arms- ★ U-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsled 23-AI Rice Minstrel Show- Rotary Infermotion— Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Neer May-1963 7—Croig Sebald 9-R. Nagle W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Moore 30—R. Patterson 2—Gust Burandt Al Rica and William Bobier 4-H Youth- Bovee, N. 23—Fred Putnam October-1962 Student Guests— Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken 18—Jerry Foir 25—R. Toupalik Rural Urban- Program- 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. McKnighf September—1962 Ken OTmstad Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ★ Anderson, Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, 5—Armand Page! 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter April-1963 21—R. Muichahey 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Roy Muichahey, H. Joseph Membership— Treosurer Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Axner Olson, J. Etswoiler, Ralph Toupalik, Don Horris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Wolker Magazine- PROGRAMS 7-J. Klein 14—W. Willioms Community Safety— R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS ROTARY August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken ★ 1962-1963 JOHN Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebold, Chester Ailemier, March—1963 1962 - 1963 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 5—R. Rumsey SPRING LADIES' 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Butterfield, VInce Kornstien, Ken Putnam NITE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The abave is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairmon — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemier, R, R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruin 278-5358 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone—Kathryn 278-6033 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovoe, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine 278-5891 278-4406 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily Ernest W. Lose. R. R. 3—Ruin Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home-Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 Phone No. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marlon E. Byron Thomas. 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 278-2841 Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 270-5556 Webster Treot, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Coidwofer Loke— Suzanno 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2611 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Werner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys 278-5585 278-4243 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4229 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-415^ 278-2854 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5512 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-2539 279-9360 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.-Colleen Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Reiha Armand Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella — Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroina 278-6341 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehett St.-Charlotte 273-5475 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergel Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita... 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Note ..278-4086 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann 278-2930 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Morsholl St.—Getrrude 278-4350 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerie 278-5909 Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aiieen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel John A. Kennedy, 3B9 Grond St.-Wilma 278-6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha 278-8840 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlone George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth... 270-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-2979 278-6161 COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Jo neon ___.278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PL—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Santford Jolley, 335V2 Grand Sf.-Joyce 278-5049 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-5412 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FHEDSRICK H. WEEKS ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4424 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR by Bronson 369-4024 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake- T^e COLDWATER Published 278-823^ Worren Williams, Bolovia—LaMoine 278-8156 278-5494 quality spring products, INC COLDWATER, UICH. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 0ECB1BER S, 1962 'AE MADE JTo Wc pPKAUtv achssveo our 100'^ atysmoance meeysnq aho at a tsks when . NEyr .VEEKo 7e are to have a VCSST TROK the STAte OgRECTOR of Agr'SCUUTURSp Gsorqk TcloTfoR WAS NOT AQfiTAT«HQe MoiNTVRe« O0TAONEO FOR US 8V KEHTH PsARCS, PROGRAM CHAflR.MAM. ThBS ftS TO 82 A RURAU-UftSAN MEETING AND AS A RESUL.T WE VVCLl^ HAVE TV/ENTV~OQD MEMEER8 OF THE BRANCH CouNTV Board of SupsRvasofts dn attenoancEo Kebth Pcarce and 5 wc-ui-d apprecsate ftt BF SOME of VOU IVOULD COME JUST A SHADE EAR8»V AfJO MAKE THESE OSMti.EMEN FEEL AT MOMS* -Ve know that a number of VOU ARE VSRV ft/SSaU ACQUAOKTED W0TK THE SUPERVflSbRS AND WE VVOUUD laflKE TO HAVE VOU 00 VOUR BEST TO' HAVE THEM 8MTRGDUCS0 AROUfiO AND TAKE BT UPON VOURSELF TO QSr THfiM SEATSO AT THE UUNOHEON„ OUR HOSTING HAS RATHER GONE BY THE Im FACTs I WAS T01,0 THE OTHER DAT THA V/AV86DE AND WE PROBABLY OHOULO 00 MUCH BETTER* LAST /EEK,. OtfiN DaLLV was the program cha6rmam and presented .'/jLuae K„ Edmumo who 68 AN executive CONSULTANT WFOR THE GOOOVSAR TjaS AND RuBBSR COMPANY* ThOSS OF VOU WHO WERE NOT CN ATTENDANCE M6Q8ED A VERY N8CC EKPO30TGON OF AmCRSOANSSM AND SOME REAL QOOO HUMORt, }^ANY TfiMES VOU SAN MEASURE THE EFFECT5VSMES3 OF A SPEAKER B¥ THE APPLAUSE AT THE C0MCLU3S0N OF M38 PRESENTATION* 89NCERE Mr* EdMUND HAD SOME WELL OSSBRVSDe APPLAUSE* VS ARE PRETTY NEAR OFF TO THE RACES* ThE END MEW MEET TH#0 C0M6N0 SUNDAY AND SUNDAV THE 16th the Choruses wcll meet for the fjrs TfiMS. Unless somethcnq happens to cHAWae «T ALL MEETINQS WILL BE 8M THE BASEMENT ROOM OF THE ELK®8 THAT TKCRS ARE 3TBLL OPSNCNOS FOR ONE OR TWO MORE 8N THE TEMPLC." END MSN OR CHUCK RSMON08 US SPS08ALTV CATEOORV* SnOLOSEO W£TH THCC 3ULLET8N C3 A 8SAT5NQ CHART OF THE GREATER COLDWATER MCN8TP.£L CK0RU8t The top of the ooagram you wjll note §s composed syrcctlv of vounqsr people who cani CL9M3 THE OfiSTAMQE TO BE fN EVE CONTACT W8TH Ed HoLTZ* ! OOM'T WANT TO TAKE So'S SPEECH AlVAV FROM H6M BUT TH8S SHOW 68 QOBNG TO BE AS GOOD AS WE MaKE IT* BmTHOAYS Bob Sweet Fr6tz Van Akeh Don Harris December 2 December Decet^ber 5 S •VEODJNG ANNIVERS,-\R8ES Fred Neer December 5 Jack Schafer Dick Sckultz Venoell Hathawav PSTS Sangalls 08OK KeRR Rav Smcth Charles Brsstou Bruce Mavaew Gronson Bronsom Sronson Coldwater Battle Creek Bronson Hbqhlano Park Hsqhlano Park ROTARY GUESTS There were only 13 ABcefjTEEs-otr-rMr LgsT^-Foa-LAST Tuesday and after lookomo over ^iLe GROUP 3 F8ND THSM TO BE 0UTSTAND6MG C6T8ZSN8 OF RoTARY AND THE C0MMUN9TY OF OoLDWATCR AND ! V70M®T be SURPRSSEO flF TKSV COULD ALL MAKE UP AMD WE WOULD HAVE ANOTHER 100^ MEET <! NO* You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER it QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— W. OFFICERS Classification— BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- JOHN FRECj; WEEKS Viee-President Secretary Treasurer Magazine- Rural Urban- Membership— Student Guests— Ray Mulehohey, H. Joseph Asslstont See'y-Traas. Prog ram- Axner Olson, Anderson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Russell Moore, Fred Culy, 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams W. Williams, Ken Putnom. Selon Bevee, N. Moore * Duone E. Davidson. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Bert Foller, Howard Teeter at 12:15 p. m. ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean v'Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ Vince Kornstion, Wayne Woy, Armond Pagel INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India Genera! Secretary, Rotary Internationol R. Don Karn, Jockson SPECIAL 1—l4o Meeting B—C. Woodward Norm Moore 29—Poul Hurley Fred Neer — Chairman STAG NITE John Walker February—1963 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kernstien, Ken Putnam EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier SONG LEADERS R. Patterson, M. McKeith Bobier Jonuory-1963 Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo Kerr Dean 9-L. Wise 11—R. Biringer D. Davidson, W. Coulllard Trade Associations— 2—Dale 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstlen 30-H. Bent 25—No Meeting International Student Projecll— Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International July-1963 December—1962 4—Les Woodward 18—Wm. McKeith 4—Ernest Luse 11-R. Shaw 18—A! Butterfield 25—S. Bovoe 20—Fred Weeks International InformationCharles Bacon, Jerry Fair Employer-Employee Relations— 26-M. June-1963 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts— Fred Anderson, Director 14-R, G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted November—1962 6—B. K. Peorce 13-Bob Kerr Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7—Craig Saboid October—1962 2—Gust Burandl 9—R. Nogle 16—Ray Pitts 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodward Norm Moore, Bob Nogle BOARD Mav-1963 23-AI Rice Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers, Sergeant-at-Arms— 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Pottorson Putnam 25—R. Toupalik Minstrel Show- Rotory InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16-H. McKnight 18—Jerry Fair Al Rice and William Bobler Public Relations— April-1963 Etsweiler 11—Ken Keith Pearee, R. G. Waldron Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. 4—J. Ken Olmsted E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Presidenf Williams September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Fellowship— T, DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT P. Hurley Crippled Children— Don Harris, Cron Wllcox 26—H. Teeter Klein 14—W. 21—R, Mulchahey 28-Olin Dolly J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupatik, R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent 1962-1963 7-J. Community Safety— 5—Armond Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VonAken ★ ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Scbald, Chester Allemier, March-1963 1962- 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R, Fox 19—D. Shorno R. Yingling 26—K. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with onother member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Choirmon — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Rufn 278-5358 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Mariorie 278-6821 Rielford Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8066 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seion Bovce, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandl, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom follins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo,—Dorothy 278-6B43 276-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Ailsert Fallor, 95 f4, Hanchett St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Jerry Fair. 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-4435 278-W87 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfho 278-8840 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilma 278-5942 278-6788 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pol 22§'?1I? E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Hofold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Glodys 27|-6M1 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 NAME Address and Rotory Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwaler Lake— Suionna Cronsten Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 B. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5078 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4229 Dr. K. L, Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refha 278-2539 279-9360 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilmo 278-4159 639-9418 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armond Page!, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-5512 Bronson 369-4024 278-2979 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ICenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Robert G- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-6161 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly 278-8156 HONORARY MEMBERS C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-5006 278-5714 Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 t^arrows Rd.. R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude ' Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VI5VTING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 27B-8238 Warren Willioms, Bafovia-LaMoine B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-5494 278-5996 278-8318 278-2930 ...-278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean —- Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen SanHord Jolley, 335'/2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5091 276-6311 278-4198 278-5412 „_276-6730 278-5049 Sac. 34.66, P. L. & R. I 12:15 — Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Oorolhy Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: i 278-5585 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Rooert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson The COLDWATER COLDWATER, Phone No. Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon FREPERrCK H. WEEKS quality spring products COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �R. Loo8£ McKniqht JOLLEY Yinolsng 8oB1ER Anderson Oallv Fox Auuimicr Kerr Fallcr Korngtien Sacon F. Van Aken Goooholm Pitts A, Paqle Bovee £• Luge WiLCOX CoTTJNOrON Mulchahey 'Vriqht NaQ^ile > r -4 X 9 — PI X Wise N. Moorc CoUiLLARO Rayborn Joseph Treat Olson Putnam Teeter L. 0, SCHMITT R. VOODWARO .Voooward Moore ANDREWS Patterson Fair Sebald Collins Klein Olmsteo Birinqer CULV Butterfielo Rumsey ��"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, BV THE TOMC VOU QST TH08 SULLETiN ST W9l.t. BS 80METH8NQ l-iKE 19 OAVS OP ChRBSTMAS SHOPPOMO left or MAV8E SVCN IS fiP THE MERCHANTS OUT OUT OeOCMSSR 24 WHUOH I hear may be a NATIfONAL Hot.9DAV« THIS v^EK WE HAD A PR08RAM PRESEMTSO BY CrAMSTON ■/(ILCOX WHO EN1.08TEO AS HB8 SPEAKER OWR FORMER MEMBER BOVO -VDQQSNSo TM88 WAS BY WAV OF 8UB8T9TUT50N BUT WAS A REAL GOOD CNTREEo TkC DAY PRDOR THERE HAD BEEN A MEETRNQ UNVOUV8WQ NEARLY A HUNDRED PEOPLE TALKUNQ OVER ArEA DEVELOPMENT PN BRANCH COOMTY® 0OVD REV8CWS0 ALL OF TH9S AND VVHfiLE HE DBD NOT EMPHASCZE ONE OF THE NEEDS OF THE PROPOSED PLAN OF ACT80N S TH8NK BOTH HE AND THE REST OF OF THE Branch Oountv Plannsno Commdssoon would lske to THE MEMBERS stress the need for VOLUNTEERS FOR THE TEN COMMeTYSBS THAT WOLL BE fiNVOLVEO, .^WaT J AM TRYfiHQ TO P09NT UP 98 THflS THAT YOU MAY OE CALLED UPON FOR "SERVCOE ABOVE SELF," I FEEL STRONQLV THAT 8F A H9GH PERCEMTAGE OF THE OBJECTIVES OP TH88 PLAN OF ACT80N CAME TO FRUOtBON THAT WE WOULD HAVE A StAR SpaNQLED JBM DANDY OP A COUNTYo NEXT .'JtEK OlIN OaLLY has charge of the PROORAM and GURPR?88W0LV ENOUOH 6T 88 008NQ TO INVOLVE AN EXECUTIVE CONSULTANT FROM QoODVEAR ToRE AND RU88ER« This man C8 an snoustrdal relatbons specbalbst and the title of his talk es "Smart Guy," I don^t know quits what to make of this tdtle but it seems intersstsno enough to keep me off the early leaver list. II WON^T SAY ANVTHINO ABOUT THE TOO MANY EARLY LEAVERS. BIIRTHDAYS ' ' .Varner Van Aken November 3^ Howard Teeter December 1 ■.VEDDSNG ANNSVERSARBES Roy Patterson November 26 Harvey Bent November 30 Tom Collins December 1 I OON^T THINK ANVOOOY HATES US BUT WE HAD VERY FEW QUESTS, Elmer Dobson G. '.Vo Garber Jim Roach Qugncv Muskeoon Coldwater Urry Hudson . Coldwater ThEV WSREI Plans for the minstrel are evolvano and you will be fed the information as OT BEOOMES AVAHLABLEo ENCLOSED WITH THIS BULLETIN 18 ANOTHER 8CHCD € OF THE PRACTICE DATES ON CASE YOU LOST THE LAST ONE, GHUCK .yaODWARO TELLS ME THAT WE WILL SOON HAVE A SEATING CHART OF CHORUS FORMATION SO YOU CAN®T POSSIBLY GET LOST. Ten end men have_8een more or less seleoteo. However, anybody.. THAT HAS A SPEClALOTY ACT OR A DESIRE TO SEE SOMEONE ELSE DO A BPEClALTY THEV SHOULD CONSULT ChUCK VoODWARD, Our ATTENDANCE FOR OCTOBER WAS THE BEST OP ANY ClUB ON THE OOSTRIOt WITH OVER 75 members. .Ve have at the present time 77 members and our attendance PCRCENTAQe WAB 91*91«. You Wiil Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresationol Church ~ Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sfurges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. J. Etsweiler, Rolph Toupolik, OFFICERS BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN Vlee-Presidant A. KENNEDY Secretary OIARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Assistont Sec'yTreas. Membership— ★ Axner Olson, ProgramClyde Williams Chorles Schmltt, Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Duane Davidson. E. Culy, ★ Nn OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:15 p. m. Buyer-Seller Relations— Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Doug Woodward Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornsfien, Wayne Way, Armand Pagel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Colcutta, India General Secretary, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanston, lllinelt R. 27-C. Wilcox 18—Wm. international Student Profeels— January—1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Coulllard Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skobo 29-Paul Hurley SONG LEADERS R. Patterson, M. McKeith SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE 8—C. Woodword Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Kerr 9-L. Wise Bobier 25—No Meeting Trade Associations— 2—Dale Dean 16—G. Owers 23-V. Kornsllon 30-H. Bent 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer Charles Bocon, Jerry Foir Fred Neer — Chairman February—1963 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, 12-R. Ken Putnom 19—D. Shorno 26-H. Joseph Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson 25—S. Bovee Julv-1963 December—1962 International Information- Luse 18—Al Butterfield 13-Bob Kerr Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Employer-Employee Relations— 4—Ernest 11—R. Shaw 20-Fred Weeks Internotlonoi Contacts- McKeith June-1963 November—1962 6—8. K. Peorce INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director tbiin Dolly, H, Goodholm, D. Dean * Special—At the call of the President 28-M. Pitts 30—Terg Skabo Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Fred Anderson, Director 7—Croig Sebold 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 23-AI Rice Minstrel Show- VOCATIONAL SERVICE May-1963 9-R. Nagle 16—Roy W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Norm Moore, Bob Nagle ^gular—First Thursday of each month r.aiw Al Rice and William Bobler Neer 30—R. Patterson October-1962 2—Gust Burandt Student Guests- 4-H Youlh- Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-al-Arms— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Public Relations— Seton Bovee, N. Moore Fred 23—Fred 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnom 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupalik Rural Urban- Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight September—1962 Ken Olmsted Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, • Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Sherno, FellowshipE. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magaxine— President Aprll-1963 21—R. Mulchahey 28-01ln Dally P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14—W. Willioms Community Sofety— R. Shovr, R. Biringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August-1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken Classiifcation— ★ ROTARY Beys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebaid, Chester Allemler, March-1963 1962 - 1963 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG NITE John Walker SPRING LADIES' Fox NITE R. Yingling The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, moy oppoint a committee to assist with the detolls. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer-Fay 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kofhryn Mark S. Andrews. 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-6821 Wchord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 276-8036 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 2B0 Grand St.—Margaret--. Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Ciaro Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St-—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane-Jane... 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 276-2354 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo .278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.-Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte. Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sl.-Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris— E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-531B 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-4435 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy 278-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 NAME Address and Rotory Anrt CLYDE V/ILLIAMS, Program Choirman — Telephone 278-8238 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat ?Z§'?119 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranc© Rd.—Arlene E. Ken Icavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily 278-6850 t. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6501 278-2261 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Coldwater Lake— 278-6769 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-5494 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys 278-6278 Suzanna Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R- R. 2—Gladys - Fred l>Jeer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Robert Nagle, 36 \V. Pierce St.—Susan Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 279-9492 278-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retho 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth —278-5996 Armond Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel Everett Royborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, IB E. Alden St.—Bergef Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5006 273-5714 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5842 270-6316 278-4350 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 270-4222 Byron ihomas, 00 N. i-ircie ur.—Virginia Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EMeen 278-5556 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Fjormond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelto Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-2451 278-2930 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatriee 278-4229 278-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wllmo 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Bafavia—LaMolne Lester F. V/lse, R. R. 2—Celio Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S, Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Ed HoHz, 164M lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean - Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen Sontford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5091 278-6311 278-4190 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 i m COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. .Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME FRSDERICir H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS CQLPWATeR, UICH. INC �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Kovember 2^, I962 Fred Weeks* fine Thanksgiving program highli^ted Pat Feller*s beautiful voice and Rev. Al's thoughtful, inspiring reminder ^ the real meaning of this day* Al*s vital message of this Season challenged us to discipline ourselves to rise above the materialistic to earn the spiritual values that make real living. Mext Week; Dr. Kenneth Vance of the University of Michigan, Division of School Services (thanks to Suoeilntendent Carlo Heikkenen) wiU discuss "The Service Clubs* Role in the Community Library'" (Note to those "igho can't read". Its O.K. for you to "dine and dash"—we'll understand) ^o young seniors, Ron Kreinbrink trcm St. Charles, and Randy ^d Art Lyon respectively. These young men are recognized by l^cNitt from Col<hrater High School, were presented by Fred Anderson Rotary for their. ideafe and accomplishmenlB, repjresenting our younger generation. Welcome to these "Bronsonites": Jack Schafer, Wendell Hathaway, Walter V/ohlers, Harjiy Ryan, and Dick Schultz, and to Ken Putnam's special guest, Jim Tidd from Tekonsha. Happy Birthday to: >^rtha Kerr, November 20th Dorothy Way, November 22nd Susan Nagle, November 24th Matrimonial Partnerships: Dates of Incorporation Bob Sweet, November 20th Reflections (Strictly Unoriginal) A Word of Advice: Don't give it Independence is an achievement, not a bequest V.'e call it middle a^e becauss that's where it shows firsts Direct from Chuck Woodwards Post that Minstrel Schedule so you'll reserve those datesi Its a "must" fellows. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGJS — Slurges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Attendance— ★ Classification— BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 JOH:^ T. dean CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY President Vieo-Presidenf Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Treasurer Culy, Dovidson. ★ OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. * Buyer-Seller Relations— Oiin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean ¥ Special—At the call of the President Webb Treat, Richard Moore, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Vince INTERNATIONAL Kornstien, Woyne Woy, Armand Pagel President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India 18-Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Foir Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International R. Kerr Bent SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE Norm Moore 29—Pool Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, 12-R. Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith 30-H. 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier R, Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo Trade Associations— Don Karn, Jackson 23-V. Kornstien Bobier 1—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers January—1963 D. Dovidson, W. Couillard Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 25—S. Bovee July-1963 25—No Meeting International Student Proiects— Four-Way Test- 18-AI Butterfield 11—R. Biringer International Information- Employer-Employee Relations- 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Show December—1962 4—Les Woodward Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Competitor Relations- ★ June-1963 November—1962 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox Internotional Contacts- Fred Anderson, Director Rice 30—Torg Skobo Doug Woodward Norm Moore, Bob Nagle 28-M. McKeith 16—Ray Pills 23-AI Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-ot-Arms— 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 9-R. Nagle Minstrel Show- Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Al Rice and William Elobier W. Wlllioms, Ken Putnom. Selon Bovee, N. Moore May-1963 7—Croig Sebald October—1962 2—Gust Burandt 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Andersen, Russell Moore, Fred BOARD Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Neer 30—R. Patterson 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupolik Student Guests— Public Relations— 23—Fred 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnam Rural Urban- Program- Fred E. R. Yingling, D. Shorno, ★ 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16-H. McKnight September—1962 Ken Olmsted Membership— Les Woodword, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Duane Crippled Children— Assistant See'y-Treas. Aprll-1963 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olln Daily P. Hurley Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Wiltloms. 7-J. Klein J. Etsweiior, Rolph Teupallk, Don Harris, Cran Wileox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine- 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 14-W. Wlllioms Community Safety— R. Show, R. Birlnger, H. Bent 5—Armand Page! PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken March—1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. OrFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE Axner Olson, Director The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes with onolher member, advise the program chairman of the ehonge. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kolhryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-5358 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 Fred Culy, 61 W. Clarke Avo.-Dorothy 279-9471 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rotba Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogane Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jone 278-6054 278-2818 Duaire E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-8609 ..278-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie .278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N, Hanchott St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aiicon 278-4435 278-W87 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—V/ilma 278-5^0 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel 278-5942 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 278-6850 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 270-2841 278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust-C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butlerficid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom Collins, !3 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbofa ^^§"^119 Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rotn Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Choirmon — Telephone 278-8238 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwater Loke—' Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 \V. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annella 278-6769 Fred Neer, 2^ W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Suzanna 278-2612 278-5585 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Or. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna 278-2539 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 278-5996 Frea H. Weeks, R- R. 2—BBOfrite Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Willioms, Bafovia—LoMoino B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notallo Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-5714 279-9360 Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Craig Sebald, R. R, 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 639-9418 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-6161 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9420 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lakeJaneon --27B-4086 ,_„„278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine .278-4190 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotehen 278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wfllowbrook Rd.—Elva..,-_-278-5412 Santford Jolley, 335Vj Grond St.—Joyce yaXHEEJ COLDWATER, 278-5494 278-4424 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS See. 34.66 COUDWATER, 278-4243 273-4159 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Guvarrie S. Coffmcn, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-5554 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann The COLDWATER Meeting Time: 278-4222 Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 270-5556 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 PRODUCTS, MICHe IKC 270-5049 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. NOVE<IBER 17o 1962 If we QET eNouQH nsws onio rHdEi qullstun at be the okuv vvav that qcms PeOPLE BE DNPORMSD OP WHAT <WA8 BODHQ ON tH68 UAST VVEEKe I SUPPOSE W£ CAN BLAME A OOOD DEAL OF OT ON THE HUNT8NQ SEASON SUT WE HAD A TOTAL OF 23 PKOPLE ASSENT OF WHITCM AT LEAST FOUR OF THET^ 00? AS PAR AS HouQHTON TO MAKE UP« Now ADD 12 SARLV LEAVERS TO TH^S NUMBER AMD VOU CAN SEE THAT THERS ,JUST WCRSN^T A VMC^e LOT OF US AROUND FOR THS BPEAKCRo VS HAD A PRETTV FAQR SflZE QUEST LB6T BUT MOST OF THEM FOLDED THEllR TENTS AND OEPARTSO ALSO« JOKNe OF THS House of Osan^ and 3 have talked thss over and he threatens some dav to 00 what some of the other clubs have done WDCH 68 HAVE THE PROORAM Fir.ST AMD THEN THE S8NOONQ THEN ViS MSOHT 6MTR0DUCS THE QUESTS AND SET AROUND TO OOCNQ A LITTLE EAT6NQ« ThIS HAS (INTROOUdNQ POSSDSOLOTIESo THIS ,1££K®S PROGRAM CONSBSTED OF A OOSSERTATfiON QY C. 0# BrOWN V^O HAS MADE A CAREER OUT OF LOOKflNO OUT FOR THE fiNTERESTS OF AMATEUR SASEDAU. PftTCH WAS ON THE BASBS OF UTIL8Z0NO OF C9V8e ENTERPRflSEo THE TaLENT H88 CHIIEF ON A C0MMUM8TV FOR FURTHSRAMCE Co 0« BrOWN WAS PRESENTED BY 60D KERR VMO ALSO HAD AS Has QUEST Pat Lowe vmo so successfully coached the Oean-Kerr entry sn the AMATEUR WORLD SERdESo NEXT ,'£EK THE PROGRAM W6LL BE Bf4 CHARGE OF FrSD .VeEKS mO 68 APPR0PR8ATSLV HAVONQ OUR OWN MEMQERg AL SuTTERF'JELOj, SPEND SOME TBME WOTK US ON THE THANK8» 08V8NQ THEMBo THANKSQ6VBr40 KflND OF CREPT UP OM ME TH88 YEAR AND I LOOK AT THE CALENDAR AND P8ND THAT TK08 08 THE ASSOLUTS EARLOSa? THAT THANKQGfiVONQ CAN BE AND STfiLL BE OM THE TRAD0T8ONAL FOURTH ThURSDAYo TherS fls ALSO SOfj!e POSSBBfiLOTV THAT we WflLL HAVE SOME SpgCCAL MUSfiC WITH OUR NEXT V/EEK^S PROGRAMo It 08 QUOTE A LONG WAYS TO MEXICO AND WE MUST GST OUR CHrOSTMAS 8HOPP8N3 DONE BARLVe .VEj TMEREFORBg ARE OOONG TO TAKE UP A SMALL VOLUNTARY C0LLSCT8OM AT OUR NEXT MSETONQ TO FURTHER ChR6ST?>4AS SHOPPONQ FOR OUR TV/0 MeXBCAN BOYS® ThOS 08 NOT QOflNQ TO TAKE AMY HUGE SUM OF MONEY AND COULD PROBABLY 82 V2RV WELL TAKEN CARE.OF WOTH SOLVER MAYBE OK THAT HANDY-DANDY $0^ 80ZE« The managers of the Rotary Show have not odveh me any further rslsasec but as SOON AS THE DEER SEASON fiS OVER 1 TJ48NK WE CAN EXPECT TO HAVE SOME AWAKENONQ OP THOS ACTOVOTYo BIRTHDAYS Bob Kerr November 12 Santforo Jollev November 12 ANN ilV£RS ARIES None I^OTARY GUESTS George Jeffcry Larry Hclt^ Clarence Snyder Sill Vard Slaque Knirk Boll jAhoplev Ci-iuCK^-; Falahes .VOLLOAM Navarre Garry Labsllb CUOFF LunOQEN Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson QuOncy -Ko:COMO b—3 {^©LAfiAMiohdqan Center Mochiqan Center Coldwater You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1962 - 1963 Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance— W. Classifleotion— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- FRED WEEKS - President Vice-Presldent -Secretary Treasurer Magozine— Rural Urban- Charles Schmitt, Anderson, Russell Ducne E. Moore, Fred Seton Bovee, N. Moare Fred-Culy, ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Retoliens— * Competitor RelationsWebb Treot, Richard Moore, ★ Employer-Employee Relations— Vlnce Kornstien, Wayne Way, Armond Pogcl INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Colcutto, India Four-Way Test- W. Williams, Ken Putnam. R. 30—Torg Skabo 6—B. K. Peorce 20—Fred Weeks July-1963 27-C. Wilcox 2—Dale 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer 18-Wm. Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent December—1962 International InformationCharles Bocon, Jerry Fair Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Projects- SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 D. Dovidson, W. Coolliard 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo Norm Moore 15—D. Horris 22—C. Allemier 29—Pool Hurley STAG 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vinee Kornstien, 12-R. Fox 19—0. Shorno Ken Putnam 26—H. Joseph NITE John Walker February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairmen R. Patterson, M. McKeith 4—Ernest Luse n-R, Shaw 18-AI Butterfield 25—S. Bovee 13-Bob Kerr SERVICE Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Kerr 28-M. McKeith June-1963 November—1962 Intemotional Contacts- Trade Associations- 7—Croig Sebald 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 23-AI Rice Doug Woodword Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory, International Don Karn, Jackson May-1963 9—R. Ncgle 16—Roy Pitts 4-H Youth- Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Putnom October—1962 2—Gust Burondt Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers, Olin Dolly, H, Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 11—Ken Al Rice and William Bobier INTERNATIONAL 9—Mark Andrews 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupollk Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE ^ Olmsted Minstrel Show- Rotory InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeont-ot-ArmsNorm Moore, Bob Nagle Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 16—H. McKnilfht 4—J. Etsweiler Student Guests— Public Relations— Davidson. 2—Tom Collins September-1962 Keith Pearee, R. G. Waldron Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ProgramClyde Williams ★ Axr>er Olson, Ken Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. 28-Olin Dolly P. Hurley Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Aprll-1963 21—R. Mulchahey J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Assistant See'y-Treas. 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Safety— R. Shaw, R, Biringer, H. Bent 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter August—1962 A! Butterfield, Roy Fox VonAken ★ JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Boys' and Girls' Week— Croig Sebold, Chester Allemier, 1962-1963 March—1963 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' NITE R. Yingling The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program ehairmon of the change. Members having speclol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotory Ann CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairmen — Telephone 278-8238 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rotn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. 278-6086 Harold Mcknight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 278-4486 Russeil F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla 278-6278 278-5078 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-6843 278-5386 278-5891 John Klein, Box 148—Pat NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy 278-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Ruth Mliford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 278-6769 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio 278-4243 278-4229 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6850 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 5B N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Weosler Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Suianno 273-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5585 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2654 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbaro 278-5234 Robert Naglo, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Culy, B1 W. Clarke Ave.-Oorothy Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Reiha 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Ellzobeth---270-5996 Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9416 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-2979 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.-Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V, Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St,—Louise 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo - 278-4086 Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude .278-4350 Santford Jolley, 335V2 Grond St.-Joyce Wilferd Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jone 278-2818 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehell St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horoid Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake Poul Hurley, 278-5909 276-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 _-276-4435 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Mortho 276-8840 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie Torg Skebo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5512 270-2539 278-6341 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-8eatriee— Warren Willioms, Botovia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-6316 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl.—Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Natalie 1 Jonean COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-6393 .278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretehen ..278-6311 278-4198 ..278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. ? NO^'6^, FREDERICK R, WEEKS Meeting Time: 27B-5033 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS I9G2 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4424 Ed Holtz, 164M lyopowa Rd., Coidwater Lake— The COLDWATER Salary REFLECTOR 278-4159 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. 278-8156 278-5494 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, mCH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NOVEMBER 10, I962 Our rH88 wsbk^s program was on the kanos op Wes Tr&at vU'to prssentbd Jack TuRNCR VA40 08 A RACONO VSTSRAN OP MANV YEARS AND 88 NOW A SAP^TV RSP<» fleSENTATOVe FOR THE CWAMPTBON SPARK PLUO PEOPt,Eo RSALfioY THESE RACETRACK ORSVBRS ARE THE SAFEST OF ALLj, THEV HAVE TO BE TO BE AiLOVEe JaCK HAS ORfiVEN THE $00 SOX TOMES ANO TWO YEARS AGO OOO A TR8PL,E SOMSRSAUi,? WCYH H08 CARp 8n H88 TAUK ME MEMTflONSO THAT THE AVERAGE SPESO OF TME RACE MAS MOVGO UP SONCe I9lt the year of the P8R8Y RACE, FROM 74 MPH TO A AVERAOG OF l4Sp2 MPHp 19^2 .Hos SAFSTV CBECO CAU.S FOR BEBNG eOURTEOUS, BECNQ AtBRT AND KeEPBHQ YOUR CAR UN QOOD CONOflTSONc ThAS VVAS.AN 8N7SRe8T3NG PROGRAM FOUtOWED BY A GOOD QUeSTCON AND ANSWER PfcRHOO® (3 AM A0A8N CN DEBT TO TrSd VeEKS FOR F8t<t.BN0 MK fl« OH THB8 PROORAMc \ AM TO BE AM EARUY l>£AVeR ONE MORE TfiME tATSR THC8 MONTH ANO THEM MAYBE HEAR BOMS OF THESE GOOD PROGRAMS)., 1 CAN STAY AROUND TO Bos KerR mas the program next week and 08 ¥0 PRESENT 0® 8» BrOWN as M08 SPEAKER., Oo Bo Brown ss from BATrttt Creek and 86 bv the way of sesnq "MRo BaSCBAUL'* of TH08 AREA* YoU REMEMBER STHAT WE ARE NOT EXACTLY LiNKNOWN 8N THE SPORT AFTER THE DgAtt-KERR ENTRY OF LAST SUMMER AS COACHED BY PA? LqwE, ;1E ARE NO.V TOLD THAT 1!T ItS 0PP9CIAL, iC ARE G08NG TO HAVE A I963 VERSSON OP THE COLD.VATER ROTARY MU^BTRELGo The dates are January 31 and February 1 and 2^ 9 WAS HCPUNQ TOBOETTS BUT SUPPOSE BT 08 MO/^E L8KELY TO BE THAT OTHER STRUCTURE OVER SOUTHEAST OF THE ElKS ClUBo TkE DorECTOR 88 GOONS TO BE Eo HOLTZ ANO Grace Patterson wOLi. aqabn se at the edqhtv and E9ght«, Ms» Jntsrlocutor wdlu sc John iVAUKSR and the end men and chorus are u8kelv to be «^u8T about the 6A.Me QUNeH« I PERSONALLY U9XE 70 SEE Al BuTTSRFBELO 00 SOME 8P8RDTUAL3 8F H88 H8DB WO ILL TAKE THE SLACK STUFF, MaVBE THERE 83 SOME OTHER ViAV OF OOBNQ CT© Leg .'foODiVARD asks that we urge EVERYONC to return THE8R CARD APPR0V8NQ VHE TRANSFER OF THE&R TbSBSTTS CONTRBBUTOON TO THE OOMMSTTSE. So FAR 254 OF THESE CARDS HAVE COME SACK AG APPROYflNQ THE CHANCE OF METHOD OF HANOLSNQ THBS PROJECT© 8F YOU HAVE ONE OF THESE CARDS PUT BT 8N THE MAfL© 39RTHOAYS Ralph Toupalok Joyce Jqlley November 6 ^iOVEMBER £ ANN8VERSAR3ES Fred Anderson Novemser 7 riOTARY GUESTS Jack Schafer Don Hunspoker Bronson Dronsom Bronson Bronson LaN89NQ Coldwater Al Vslcr Ray Smith Tom Bov'maw Dave Noel You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. BY ELECTION Club Don Horris, Cron Wikox 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN .Assistant Soc'yTreas. Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Student Guests— ★ Program— FRED WEEKS Secretary Charles Schmitt, Fred Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Seton Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF Fred Culy — Director Internationol Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— Vince Kornstien, Wayne Way, Armand Page! * INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY. Colcutta, Indio R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internationol Don Karn, Jackson Bobier SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Norm Moore 15—0. Horris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skabo 29-Paul Hurley February-1963 5—R. Rumsey —SONG LEADERS Fred Near — Chairman STAG NITE John - 'SPRING 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Al Butterfieid, Vince Kornstien, Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKoith 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent 1—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Kerr JuIy-1963 January—1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard Trade Associations— 18—Al Butterfieid 25—No Meeting International Student Projects- Ken leovenworth, R. Birinaer, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 18—Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair McKeith 25—S. Bovee 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer International Information- Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Oeeupolional information— General Secretary, Rotary International November—1962 6—8. K. Pearce 13-Beb Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox December—1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Fred Anderson, Director 28-M. June—1963 4—Ernest Luse 11-R. Show 30—Torg Skebo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE "egular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9-R. Nagie 16—Ray Pitts Doug Woodword MEETINGS 14—R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted Burandt 23-AI Rice Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Norm Moore, Bob Nogle DIRECTORS 7—Croig Sebaid 2—Gust Minstrel Show- Sergaant-ot-Arms— ★ BOARD Bovee, N. Moore May-1963 25—R. Toupalik W. Williams, Ken Pulnom. Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Near 30—R. Potterson October—1962 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams 23-Frad Etsweiler 18—Jeriy Fair Al Rico and William Bobiar Public Relations— Duane E. Davidson. 4—J. 11—Ken Putnam Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Roy Mulchohey, H. Joseph Treosurer Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Wiltiams. Anderson, R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Rural Urban- — 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16—H. Mcknight September—1962 Ken Ormsted Magazine— A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Axner Olson, Crippled Children— Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoel, J. Walker .. President Viee-President Aprll-1963 21—R. Mulehahey 28-Olln Dally P. Hurley Bulletin- 5—Armand Page! 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14-W. Williams Community Sofety— J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupailcf, R. Show, R. Birlnger, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfieid, Ray Fox VanAken Classification— ★ OFFICERS Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebold, Chester Allemier, Mareh-1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY Woikar LADIES' NITE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kafhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Ruth 278-6850 278-2261 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeotr- 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Rev. Albert Butterfieid, 31 276-2854 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Edison Ct,—Thelma 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogena 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mopic lone—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 "Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Avo.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 E. 278-6517 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie Albert Faller, 95 N, Hanchett St.—Charlotte ,Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann ■ Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5909 278-5475 278-8933 278-5313 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake 278-4435 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 6 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Paul Hurley. 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma 278-5790 Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairmon — Telephone 278-8238 ' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Oorronco Rd.—Arteno Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Or.—Virginia Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-Elleen 278-5556 278-2947 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souel Beach, Coldwoter Lake— 278-6769 278-6278 Cranston Wflcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-5494 .279-9492 Fred t4eer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine —278-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth — 278-5996 Suzanna Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio ....278-4229 Fred H- Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 639-9418 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-2790 278-8156 276-2451 278-5006 278-5714 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St,—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergel Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-6161 - 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 164^ lyopawG Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-4086 _„-278-5091 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 WiMowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Sonfrord Jelley, SSSVa Grand St.—Joyce 278-6311 278-4198 ..278-5412 278-6730 278-M49 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. u,s^^»>ptTAce 34 FREDERICK 12:15 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Armond Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois I COLDWATER, 278-8238 Warren Willloms, Balavla—loMoina Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Ceiio Charles Woodward, 163 Marshal! St. :iotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 278-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo The COLDWATER I Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NOVEMBER 3p 19^2 Duck Bdrbnoer, ths spbakeRp and Toro SKAao, Program Chasrmam, proved that good PROGRAMS ARB WORTH WAQTONG FOR AS OSCK PRSQSfiTBO A TALK ORDQOMALLV SET UP FOR A TEAR AGOo "vWtAT RoTARV MeANB TO Me" GAVE US A T(MELV OPPORTUNHTV TO TAKE STOCK FROM THE PAST, APPREC6ATE OUR PRESENT RoTARV VALUES (sOME OFTEN TAKEN FOR GRANTBOj, AND CONSDOER THE CMALLENQS8 OF THE FUTURE - "New HoRCZONO FOR R0TARY»" "L^ad Off Man" for the month of November wjll be .'fee Treat and a program aimed AT SAFETY WITH JnoDAMAPOLJS "5OO" DRIVER JaCK TuRNSR FEATURED. (MoROROSTI A MAN WHO, AFTER SEEING A WRECK, DRIVES CAREFULLY FOR SEVERAL BLOCKS). Orientation for our newer Rotariams was held Monday under the odreotion of Fritz Van Aken. Next Rotary information meet scheduled for next Sprdno. ENtlOYSNQ OUR FELLOWSHIP THIS WEEK WERE! Charles Ro Osborn Kenneth Gunthorpe .Venoell Hathawav Ray Smith MtLO C» Thompson Ed Nowsoki Ken Yesh Ray Cuyler Harry Ryan Kalamazoo Bronson Bronson Bronson .^ite Pigeon Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Birthdays: Bob Rumsey October 29 R|ta Sesald October 30 Colleen Oean Bob Shaw Polly .Voodwaro November 1 November 2 NovettIser 2 Anniversaries: Craiq Sesald November 3 Coming up January 10 the joint meeting of all Coldwater Servdce Clubs - 1 and 3/4 hours on a most important subject "Mdchdqan's Proposed New Constitution" (Foolish question of the month • Have you read it?) Put on your schedule: Sweet Adelines perform this week-end. (Novd/ser 3 evening AT S:00 P.M. « Novemder 4 Matinee at 3S00 P.M.) Tickets available from members or at the door. Sure fire entertainment as our local "GaLs" blend tkeor voices in their annual variety show. Rd.!Emser ^ have a Minstrel coming up early in '63, A ?^AN^8 DNTELLECT IS JUDGED BY HIS AGILITY TO DISAGREE WITHOUT SEtNQ 08SAQREEASLC* Harris, .Viloox ct al iWC^TTB K]®Wo (b BE A (fOo>d CITIZEN! You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •Cz QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR61S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel -- Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Craig Sebald, Chester Allemler, W. OFFICERS BY ELECTION DEAN President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT liRED WEEKS Viee-Presldent Secretary Duane Magazine— Rural Urban- Membership— Student Guests— Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Seton Bovee, N. Moore OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ★ Buyer-Seller RelotionsOlin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean DISTRICT 636 ROTARY International Contacts- INTERNATIONAL General Secretary, Rotary Inlernaiional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Armond Pogel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, R. BIringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Trade Associations— President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India R. Don Karn, Jackson 18—Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair 25-S. Bovee 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—C. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobier 25—No Meeting SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, 15—D. Norm Moore Horris 22—C. Allemler Torg Skobo 29—Paul Hurley SONG LEADERS R. Patterson, M. McKeith Luse July-1963 January—1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Coulllard Kerr 4—Ernest 11—R. Biringer International Information- Internotlonal Student Projects— Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— VInce Kornstien, Wayne Woy, McKeith 11—R. Show 18—Al Butterfield November—1962 6—B. K. Peorce 13—Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox December—1962 4—Les Woodward Bert Faller, Howord Teeter Competitor Relations- 26-M. June-1963 30—Torg Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director at 12:15 p. m. ★ 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts Doug Woodward Fred Andersen, Director 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 23-AI Rice Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 7—Croig Sebald Minstrel Show- "egular—First Thursday of each month 30—R. Potterson 25—R. Toupalik Al Rice and William Bobier Norm Moore, Bob Nagle ★ Andrews May—1963 October—1962 2—Gust Burondt W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, les Wise Sergeont-at-Arms— 9—Mark 23—Fred Neer Etsweiler 18—Jerry Fair 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams 2—Tom Collins 16-H. McKnight 11—Ken Putnam Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Public Relations— E. Davidson. 4—J. 5—Armond Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter April—1963 September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Ofmsted Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Crippled Children- Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ★ Anderson, Don Harris, Cran Wilcox FellowshipE. Luse, R, Swoet, J. Walker Willioms 21 —R. Mulchohey 28-01in Dolly P. Hurley Roy Mulchohey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Directors — John T. Dean. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmltt, Fred . J. Etsweiler, Rolph Toupolik, Club Bulletin- I962-I963 7—J. Klein 14—W. Community Safety— R. Shavr, R. BIringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Roy Fox VanAken Classiifcation— ★ JOHN T. Boys' ond Girls' Week- Attendance— March—1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY Fred Neer — Chairman Februory—1963 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, VInce Kornstien, 12-R, Ken Putnam 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph STAG NITE John Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to osslst with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coidwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Phone No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom 18 Cheryl Cheryl Ann Ann Dr., Dr., Box Box 307—Barbara 307—Barbara om Collins, Collins, 18 Wiiford Cooillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene fev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-6843 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 278-5234 278-6054 278-2B54 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6501 278-6850 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 278-5512 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Reiha Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-8609 278-6127 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearco, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 Kenneth Putnam, 278-2790 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen 278-4435 278-6687 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 278-8840 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel 278-5909 278-5942 278-6788 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth—278-5996 Armond Pagel, R. R. 2, Qulncy—Lois 639-9418 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Chories Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Seboid, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donoid V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude..— 278-4350 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Suzonno Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatriee Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batovla—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6316 Janean Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eliora COLDWATER, coldwater, VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 — 278-5091 ..278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, 12:15 278-5494 278-4159 278-8238 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Santford Jofley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER TUESDAY 278-4229 HONORARY MEMBERS ^Rotary REFLECTOR MICHIGAN 278-5554 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola . . 278-4086 Ed Koltz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Tbe COLDWATER Meeting Time: 278-2841 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Coldwater Lake— 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-8942 278-4222 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz 'VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-6278 ,279-9471 278-2818 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-6769 279-9551 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy.. Olin Dolly, 61 Mople lane—Jane Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol hiormand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta NAME UICH. INC �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ ■ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OCTOSECR 27„ ,l9o2 ■ ^ ^ ~~~~ YoUH VfilffTES was AMOWG THOSS OfJ the AasEMT a-dST Awb APPASEi _ MDSSEQ A VERV 3000 PROQRAM. S KAVE SEEN SO SNFOfiMEO BY TVJO OF" OUR MEMBSRB, Al Rdce prscsnteo Dr, D^JANUsi, NooEa, who as an AssasTAWT Propessor of Hbstorv AT .v'eSTERM MBCHBOAN UNflVERSOTT® DR« WqOEL V/AS DORH AND RA36ED BEKBND THE Iron Gurtabn at t,EAST ivhat cs kkowk now as the Iron Curtabn. How AppRopRgATS CAM VOU GET FOR TH58 I'/EEk! He SPOXS ON ?KE "ChaLUEMGS OF SoVOST EoUCATSON'^ AND EMPHASOZED THE STRENOTHS Or GOME OF TKEBR APPROACHES AMD THE WEAKNESS 6N areas, I AM SURE THAT OUR MEMBERS WERE MOST C W.*SRE3TED AMD DM OW THOS PROQRAM), • •• EXplgEK. ,% flRg GOtMQ TO DO SOMeTKJNS THAT SHOULD SE CONE MORE OFTEN-MA^BE Tors Shabo es to Pn^ENr ' D.OK BcrUHSSR as the speaker of the DAT. I CALLED D.CK AMD SOT A LSTTLrNLv HE D«0K.T0L0 me et v^uto SE 30 OM ^^OMUTES. LtaRY SEREsIt Anf .VrTEHD oT LOSE SJQHT OF SOME OF THE RoTART VALUES SO I WANT A FULL HOUSE. GOLOVVATER had an attendance of 9H in SEPTC.13ER. i SOT TO THSNiaNQ VkAT T^Lml Z^~°VT THEUR ATTENDAMaE''u^ TO S9"g2^I"''HrSA(ir'"It"as°s"en a"loT"^" Marshall AND WaHoS 0Ar«0?QU.rMAN.NS FRlrrANr'r'^'"'' bstter footsall. mr'^Oo'YOu'^THlfJK^OF^THAT PURDUE Slr'^S^oTHErP^^:''' MaJe BuL ca^' SUESTS to f-ACKLAM Harrt Rtan pfl.» V Bronson S»LL .Vhorlet kokomo, INO9ANA cn^zc^sZiP ;"L'::'s'oor'''T' THJ8 B3 GOOD. it HAS SEEM A tONQ T8ME SflNCS 6T WAS THBS SMAUt. BIRTHDAYS OacK BorBhqer ■•Vavne et October 22 October 27 tVEDDSNG ANNIVERSARIES ' October 22 ■ ■ ^ - A SMALL PLUGI -VAUDE¥fi£.£,S- QHOW.«°^JT"vBLt''L"AT''w EMBER 3 AT S:00 P.M. AND TH^-RE 8S Al Rft a NOT 30 OUT SaTURDAV NBQHTS. TflOKETS CAM AOSS.BNES AT A COST OF OWE BUCK FAtt SHOW W>!ECi-i THEV UGT AS_A .."VARSETV AUDBTORDUM SATURDAY EVEMSNS, NoV''aTCWEE FOR THOSE OF VOU VJHO DO SECU.RED FROM ANYEODV BH THE SlVEET You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■Cr QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednetdoy, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— Cralg Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. VanAken ★ Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- R. Show, R. Birlnger, H. Bent Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship— E. luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Magazine— 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY President Vice-President Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Treasurer Asslstont Sec'y-Treas. ProgramAnderson, Duane Russell Moore, Public Relations— Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary Information- Fred Culy, E. Davidson. Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Sergeont-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations- * Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relotions— Vince Kornsfien, Wayne Woy, Armand Pagel ★ ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Crippled Children— R, Yingling, D, Shorno, NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India 4—J. R. Kerr Don Korn, Jackson R. Patterson, M. McKeith May-1963 7—Croig Sebald 25—R. Toupallk Keith Pearee, R. G. Woldron October—1962 14-R. G. Woldron 2—Gust Burondt Al Rice and William Bebier 21-K. Olmsted 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts 28-M. 23-AI Rice 4—Ernest 6—B. Intemationol Contacts- Bert Foller, Howord Teeter K. Peoree 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox INTERNATIONAL SERVICE July-1963 2—Dole Dean 9-1. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstlen December—1962 4—les Woodward 11—R. Biringer International Information- 18—Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Luse 11-R. Shaw 16—Al Butterfield 25—S. Bovee Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers, November-1962 Doug Woodward McKeith June-1963 30—Torg Skabo Minstrel Show- 30-H. Bent Bobler 25—No Meeting International Student Proieets— D. Dovidson, W. Couillord SPECIAL EVENTS January—1963 1—No Meeting 8—C. Woodward Rotory Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, FALL LADIES' NITE Norm Moore 15—D. Horris 22—C. Allemier 29-Paot Hurley SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman STAG NITE John Walker February—1963 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstlen, Trade Associations— 30—R. Patterson Putnam 18—Jerry Fair Student Guests— Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 23—Fred Neer Etsweiler 11—Ken Rural Urban- Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Informotion— General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16—H. McKnight September—1962 Ken Olmsted Bacon April-1963 21—R. Mulchohoy 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Safety— J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Four-Woy Test- PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Roy Fox Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS ~sgular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 4-H YouthW. Williams, Ken Putnam. Clyde Willioms Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schmitt, Fred Boys' and Girls' Week— March—1963 1962-1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING UDIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph Ken Putnam The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63, If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having spaecial lirman — Telephone 278-B2j8 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 Dr. Chorles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Moriorie 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoref Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6843 278-5386 278-5691 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N, Hanehetl St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4435 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8840 John A, Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot - H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Mopie lone—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Rulh Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno-__ Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relho George Owers, 46 E, Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Page!, R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 278-5078 278-5512 ..278-2539 279-9360 278-5996 639-9418 278-2979 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Suzanna Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sl.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks. R. R. 2-Beafriee Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma.. 278-5494 278-4159 278-8238 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia ..Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. 278-5033 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert B. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Guvarrle S. CoFFmon, 759 E. Chleogo Rd.—Nolo Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Torg Skabo, 155 NarrovJs Rd., R.Tl. 2—Nellie Leslie Woodward, 163 MorshoU St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-8156 278-6316 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willewbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen—... Sontford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce FREDERICK H. COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME __-278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 ,278-4086 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4229 Warren Williams, Botavla—LaMoine B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Potnom, 11 B. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle 278-8942 278-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souc! Beach, Coldwater Loke— The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OCTOBER aO, 19^2 ^Ve (mean6)10 me) looked cveh last cDw;»Le of quluetbns m Cran Ray and NOW I AM WNDERBNS WHY I AM WRBTOWQ tH«S WHEN ?MEY CAN 00 BETTEfli .OONl^'ir LOCK NOW BUT VHEY ARE LIABLE TO FCND TKEMOeLVCS OOflMQ A FEW MORE SULLETiNS OURflNQ THE VSAB or THE OSAN KNOWN AS JCHM, Thy^JggK WE HAD A RETSRED MUSflO PROFESSOR FROM HSLLSDALS &Y THE NAME OF RaVMONO Bowers oovb a lsttle DCBCusecoN of Gsnsalogy and rsoe kss kobbv whbck ee hooked RUOSo Hs makes M8e Owfj DESflGNG AND QOE3 TO A TREMENDOUS LOT OF WORK MA:<8NQ TKCSE RUQSp VAROG OF TH^g I HAVE OFTEM FHOUGtiT THAT flF WE HAD TO WORK AS HARD AT OUR V0CAT30N A3 WE DO OUR AVOOATBON WE WOULD ALL CHANGS JOSS. RaY PSTTS JNTftOOU-eED RaV Bo\'/£RS AMD WS ALL HAD A GOOD TBMSg' Your eoator f^kcsheo off tkk day by oovbnq a thought for samSo Thjs mbqht have BEEN OK EK-SEPT ME GAVE THE SAME THOUGHT THAT SOMEONE GAVE LAST ^\CCK BN H88 aqsencEo Twos prosablv bnoscates that ;ve both bead Forbes Maqazbne. Twenty or so of vou dddh^t see or hear YOU WERE on ChBCK WHAT ! THOUGHT ISL-iSK® ABSENT LUSTg above prograiv) and blunder because CrAOQ SebaLO UUST PHONED AND OONFORMSO THIS IS A WFW REGORO FOR ASSEMCEIlIil (At least for thoo tear)^ PROQRAM 83 0W GHAIIQS OF AL RflCS miO SATE THERE WELL BE A PKOORAAt BUT HE BO UNSURE A3 70 ViHOM 8T WELL BS FROM THE VAST STABLE OF PROFESSORS AT WbSTEHN NfaCHOGAM UNOVERSfiTYg SSEMS LEKE THfiS CLUS 08 GETTING PRETTY 6MTSLLE0TUAL W8TM ALL THESE PROFESSORS. MaVSE W£ COULO WORK OUT SOMSTHSMG FOR EXTEMSSONi CRSDOT. /i^EN VOU ARE READCMQ TH3S THE VOCATCONAL DAY W9LL DE HOSTOKY AND ! A?.1 SURE FROiM PAST PERFORMANCE THAT 3T WA3 A SUOOKSS. MBNSTReL. OuR NEXT BUG PROJECT WSLL BE THE RoTARY SeE?.1G AS HOW Eo 18 GOOHG TO BE THE CHBEF AQAflW. BS THE LAST DAT OF JANUARY AND THE FBRBT TWO OF FeSRUARV. MENTALS• 1b All T8CKET3 MUST as SOLO, AN LAST TSMS CUT. 2o ThE DATES W0LL PR0BA8LV HeRE ARE THE TWO FUHDA- % HAD SEATS THAT NOBODY WAS PLANTED AiXi OF VOU WALL BE CALLED UPON TO 00 THflNQS AN THE SHOW OR AROUND fiTg RE^.^EMBER, SERVICE ABOVE SELF and the fiMPOseasLE merely Takes A FEW M8NUTE8 LONGER. Eo, I QSLBCVC. 88WOSRELY THOUGHT YOU GAVE H8M EXCELLENT C00PERAT9ON LAST YEAR 80 LET^S KEEP THE LIFE OF THE OOREOTOR AS SERENE AS POSSOSLE. GUESTS THIS .VEEK Clarence Graham Lloyd Junker Harry Ryan Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Sronson Kalamazoo Ray Smsth Ed NowecKS Dock Mevsrson BIRTHDAYS JOSEPHeWE Buramot October 17 Ann Shaw OOTOSER 20 ANNIVERSARIES None m.- NE:V MEMBER HaboUO CoODHNaTOM (8 OUR KEweST ENTERED APPRENTOCE. He LJVES AT 324 EaST CkSCAOO THBET AMD HAS A WIFE, VeRA« He 13 ENSASED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF BRASS AS OWMEH- KFNMEnr °n Brass Gompanv, He was sntroduosd tu the Club ev Chick "<ENNEDV. Owe of his principal mosboes is the 3ov Scout move!»eht. HEARD A PRailNENT PURDUE ALU-INUS SAV THAT HE THOUGHT PURDUE ;VAS OVER-RATED. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■a OUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. SUKR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Attendance— W. Club JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS .lOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Crippled Children— R. Ylngling, D. Shorno, FellowshipE. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker President Viee-Presidant ..Secretary Rural Urban- Membership— Student Guests— les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Program- Axner Olson, Chorles Anderson, Russell Duane Dovidson. E. Schmitt, Moore, Fred Fred Seton OF VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director Buyer.Seller Relations- ★ Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, RIehord Moore, ★ 30—Torg Skobo Vince Kornsfien, Wayne Way, INTERNATIONAL Armand Pagel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational information- President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Bert Follor, Howard Teeter R. Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary, International Don Korn, Jackson Bobier Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. KornsHen 30-H. Bent SPECIAL Januory—1963 1—No Meeting EVENTS FALL LADIES' NtTE 3—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemler Torg Skobo 29-Peul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Kerr 2—Dale 11—R. Biringer D. Davidson, W. Coulllard R. Patterson, M. McKeith Bovee Juiy-1963 December—1962 4—Les Woodward 18—Wm. Luse 25—No Meeting Internatlonol Student Proiects— Trade Associations— 25—S. 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks International InformationCharles Bacon, Jerry Fair Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, 4—Ernest 11—R. Shaw 18—AI Butterfield 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts- Employer-Employee Relations— 28-M. McKelth June—1963 November—1962 6—B. K, Pearce INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Speciol—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9-R. Nogle 16—Ray Pills Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS ^gular—First Thursday of each month 7—Craig Sebald 14-R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted 2—Gust Burandt 23-AI Rice Doug Woodward AT^drews May—1963 October—1962 Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers, Norm Moore, Bob Nogle DIRECTORS 11—Ken Putnam Minstrel Show- Sergeont.at'Arms— ★ BOARD Bovee, N. Moore 9—Mark 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Etsweller 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupolik W. Williams, Ken Putnom. Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, les Wise Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist 4—J. AI Rice and William Bobier Public Relations— Culy, 2—Tom Collins 16-H. McKnight 4.H Youth- Clyde Willloms 'directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, 28-Olln Dally Keith Pearce, R. G. Woldron Ray Mulchohey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. Aprll-1963 September—1962 Ken Ofmsted Magazine- Williams 21—R. Mulchohey P. Hurley Don Harris, Cran Wlleox 1962.1963 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—iflch. Moore 26-H. Teeler 7-J. Kleit» 14—W. J. Etswoiier, Rolph Toupolik, Bulletin- PROGRAMS August—1962 Community Sofety— R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY AI Butlerfield, Roy Fox VanAken Classification— ★ Russell Moore, Director Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebold, Chester Allemler, March—1963 1962- 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Axner Olson, Director 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairmen AI Butterfield, Vinee Kornstlen, 12-R. Ken Putnam 26—H. Joseph Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Ylngling 19—D. Shorno The above 1$ our program schedule for the yeor 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program cholrman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a commilloe to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, T962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther RIchord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-6821 278-6643 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 278-2854 lialon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-5891 Edison Cf.—Thelmo Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 Wilford CouiMard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Ired Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Moplc lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A- Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2813 278-8609 278-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert FoNer, 95 N. Honchoft St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 23 Edison Court—Ponsy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Poul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruin Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla. Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howord M. Teeler, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souei Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Suzanna Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy 278-5494 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-5512 Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.-Relho 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth — 278-5996 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Douglas Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth 279-9423 Armand Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 5^ Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-2979 278-6341 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice 278-4159 Warron Willloms, Sotovia—LoMoine——-Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 27B-5033 278-2790 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie 278-2451 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola 278-8156 278-5006 278-5714 278-4435 278-MB7 278-6788 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 276-5842 278-6316 278-8840 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshafl St.—Gertrude 278-4350 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfho NAME John Klein, Box 148—Pot CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pi.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Santford Jolley, 335V2 Grond St.—Joyce - .278-4086 _278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 ■f- The COLDWATER Sac. 34.66, P. L. & R. JEiotary REFLECTOR PREDERICIC H, i PubiishedbyROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME YEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICH. �Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 1962 nfv! D" '.VAS IHt KEY mO FOR TH5S v^^EKSS PROSRAM PROg^AM CHABRMAN BOB NAGLE ;(OESPflTE A FORCED CANCELLATEON BY OUR CONGRESS^>}A^!) CAiME THROUGH .VITH A ;ORTHY AND TIMELY PRESEIYTATaON ON MUSCULAR OYSTROPHY« LOCAL CHAPTER \ PRESIDENT, '.VAYNE VAN EVERY, ■.\eSTERN MICHIGAN DIRECTOR, DON LSCKTY, ArJD THE FSUI "THE OTHER HALF OF THE TEAM" GAVE THE STORY, THE PROGRA^^, THE NEEDS, (TUP OF THE l^EKs CONGRESS IS DUE TO ADJOURN THIS XEK-END « 00 YOU HAVE A PROff^AM COAm UP?) NEXT ■££!< RAY PITTS HAS FORMER PROFESSOR, .W BO.'JERS, OF HILLSDALE BILLED ON "HUOT.OF A SORT" <AN EX^vilSIC PROFESSOR ON HU.10R? —» INTRIGUING) SPECIAL INTEREST* CHICK KENNEDY'S RARE OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR OUR ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT - NfiTISH C, LAHARRY IN -VINNIPEQ, PRESIDENT JOHN^S AND FRITZ VAN AKENOS EXCHANGE OF IDEAS YITH FELLO'.V ROTAR8AN3 AT THE DISTRICT MEETING IN BATTLE CREEK , LAST XEK-END - ('.VATCH FOR THE RESULTS - THEY vViLL PROBABLY INVOLVE AND BENEFIT YOU,) C2iiNGJF«0CT0BER IS AT THE HIGH SCHOOLS® "OCCUPATION-EDUCATION DAY" - KEN LEAVEN.miH IS ®Er«INE£RfiNG« AND NEEDS OUR UNANIMOUS HELP, — - - guests8 JUST ONE, CHARLES J, DYER, SENIOR ACTIVE - COLUMSJS, OHIO, MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY TO 8 NONE? (THERE HAVE BEEN COLD JANUARIES) ANNjVERSARa^g AH, OUR FIRST OCTOBER ANNOUNCEf.lENTx THE BOB YBNGLINQS • OCTOBER 1?, A^BITEEjSM 6 S 8XTEEN VITH ONLY FOLR MAKE-UPS LISTED, SET UP THAT EXTRA TABLE AT QUiNGYg MONDAY, SYl^lQN^ff.lS DON®T HELP? THE "BEEF AMD BOLTERS" INCREASED FRCW THREE TO EIGHT THIS ■;£EKi HQ-.V DOES R,3, RATE CLUB BULLETINS? 1, CONTENT 65 POINTS (TOPS UNDER THIS AT 25* CLUB ACTIVITY NE.'S) 2, PRESENTATION 35 POINTS (20 FOR LEGIBILITY) SAO FOOTNOTES HU.10R - 1 POIWI NOVEMBER 6 BS MOVII^ UP FAST, ARE YOU REGISTERED Ai® READY? YOUR .VIFE? YOUR SIBLINGS OVER 21? (NEED A FE.V TERMS LIKE THAT IN A BULLETIN TO GIVE if CLASS) SH0UL0N8T '!.€ PERMIT IS YEAR OLDS TO VOTE? AS MUCH AGAIN AS HE KNO''»G mii 8®M ACQUAINTED "-VSTH ONE .W iVILL NEVER KNO'V (HiS COUNTER g "YOU®RE ANNOYED ".VITH Ti-IE vbUNGER DENTATION BECAUSE YOUSRE NO LONGER PART OF IT" - COULD BEI) S_iiNC£RE THANt^ TO GEORGE 0'.'£RS FOR HIS "ON THE SPOT" REPORTING FOR THE 3JLLETIN .'1H8LE HA/^IS AND WILCOX OUT IN THE "BOONDOCKS" 0N BUSINESS, CRAN WILCOX You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER V5 QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgei Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Croig Sebold, Chester Allemier, ★ Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Treosurer * Directeri — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-ot-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nogle Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ^egular—First Thursdoy of each month VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director Speciol—At the coll of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treof, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Vines Kornstien, Wayne Woy, Armond Pogel INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India R. Den Karn, Jackson 6—B. K. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 20-Fred Weeks Fred Culy — Director 27-C. Wilcox 25—S. Bovee July-1963 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise December—1962 16—G. Owers 4—Les 'Woodward 11—R. Biringer International Information- 18-Wm. 25—No Meeting International Student Projects— January—1963 1 —No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couillord 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent 8obler Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword Rotary FoundationIt. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Horris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skabo 29-Paul Hurley STAG 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfleld, VInce Kornstien, Ken Putnam 12-R. NITE John Walker February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman R. Patterson, M. McKeith 18—Al Butterfleld Pearce 13-Bob Kerr Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Kerr 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Show November—1962 International Contacts- Trade Associations- June-1963 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodword Ken Leavenworth, R, Birlnger, 21-K. Olmsted 28-M, McKeith 23-AI Rice Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Oceupotional Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Burondt 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts 4-H Youth- Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 2—Gust Al Rice and Willlom Bebier Employer-Employee Relations- 14—R. G. Woldron October—1962 Student Guests— Minstrel Show- Buyer-Seller RelationsOlin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Deon May-1963 7—Creig Sebold 25—R. Toupolik W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Public Relations— 30—R. Patterson Putnam 18—Jerry Fair Keith Pearce, R. O. Woldron Clyde Willioms Fred 23—Fred Neer 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Rural Urban- Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Program- Charles Schmitt, Duane E. Dovidson. BOARD R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. McKnight September—1962 Ken Ofmsted E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine— Assijtont See'y-Treas. Axner Olson, P. Hurley Crippled Children- Fellowship— Pf«»ident Viee-Pro»ldenf Secretary 26—H. Teeter Aprii-1963 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dolly J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupalik, Don Karris, Cran Wilcox 1962-1963 19—Rich. Moore 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams Community Safety— R. Shaw, R. Blringer, H. Bent 5—Armond Pogel 12—C. Bacon August—1962 Al Butterfleld, Roy Fox VanAkon March-1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY PROGRAMS Beys' and Girls' Week— Attendonce— W. FRED WEEKS COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' Fox NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph The obove Is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to ehonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having spoeial programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. S, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Phone Na. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Blringer, 53 N. Hudson St.—Jean. William lfobier, 2B0 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Folrfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave,—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-9471 Howofd M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion. E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Mrlford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annelfo 279-9551 278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 278-5078 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W, Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Address and Rotary Anrs Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Welsster Treat, 3492 San Souel Beach, Coldwater Lake— Suzanno 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-6278 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann__ 279-9492 278-5512 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-2539 278-4222 Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 Warren Willioms, Botcjvia—LaMoine Bronson 369-4024 Armond Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 639-9418 278-2979 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 278-5909 B. K. Peorcc. 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine 278-6341 278-6598 278-5475 Roy Pills, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-8156 278-2818 278-8609 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sl.-Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore 278-8933 .278-5318 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake 278-4435 278-5942 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 339 Grond St.—WImo 278-6783 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 6 Parsons Cf.—Martha-—- NAME 278-6501 279-9360 278-6127 Oonold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grond St.—Dorothy Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rotha Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Address end Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie NAME CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 278-8840 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobeth---278-5996 Kenneth Putnam, 11 I. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergct Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Conrad Swort, 47] Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows ifd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeIia Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie 278-4159 278-8238 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nota . .278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 John 278-6730 Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen Santford JoMey, 335'/2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5049 ■. •••»*- The COLDWATER Sse. 34.66, P. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m.. MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The'^^girigest Clu^in the U. S. A. |3r>=« ■w If too ATtEKCSOp yOU®fc=E= OeOUCE FROM WS ABOVE ITKA^T'HE VVR07eR «»» AOCOROUIQ TO TKS GRAFHO-'AMAi.TSaS WAS TKEREp VMS AWAKEp 83 STUBBORMo SENSCTaVEj, 8MpATDCNtp , 8^0V/o OOMDNANTp (aNO 88 A POOR P€«MAM W9TH A CMEAP SAUtPOBNTt )» ScRfiOVStTp Mrs. CHARt.S8 PBXLSV OF BnONSONp 6MTR00UeS0 8"f RAIUPH ToUPA^OKp PRESCMTED 8'^ OSMORSTRATfiOH ONtTERESTONd 8NFORMAT0ON GTj M UNU8UA&> SUS^iPEOTS HAMOWRtTBMO OiryOV A8 NEXT TUESDAY; GrAPHOLOBY « AT REVEAlua eHAHACTEReSTSOe OF THE WHBTERo Prooram Chasrmam Bob Naqle has arramqed for our U^^0Tso States CONORSSSMAM. THE HONORABS.E AUQUST JoHAMSEN TO SPEAK. CoUtO 8? SE THAT HE wB.tt, aaVB H9S REAOTSONS TO THE "ORDSAfc, AT OxFORD"? OR "THE CuBAM PrOBI.SM? OON®T MIS8 1H0S OPPORToriflTY TO HEAR FROM "SnSJOE '.VASHONQTOM**. A -.VAPM \\€LCai£ TO DON .9 OUR NE-WEST MEMBER® * He WAS FORfitAi.LY gNTROOUCEO BY D^N es MARR&eo. N08 W8Fe^8 NAME 88 SuEj, THEY HAVE FSVE H88 8P0H80R^ N0P.M MOORE CLASSfiFfiSO UNDER "RJEFfiMED CMyUBREMp ANO UVE AT 21 N. UeFFCRSON StRSET. CoLOWATER 088. Products" he operates the Somclaar Bulk plan? for thps area. Only three (3) "early leavers" thds weskI So bt seems lbxe a safe (?) tbms to L88T A FEW SYNOMYMS. HeRE ARE SOMEB "Eat and Retreat" "Gorqs and Go" *^TUFF ANO Scram" "Be MSAN—OeSERT Osan" "Attend. OasTEMDj Suspend" "Pat cost « to meet Boss" "Dbne. Chbme. Fbne. Climb" "Must Duck-Earn Buck" "CwATp Chev/ ANO Check-out" (O.K.. O.K.. 8T USES'UP SffACE. DOESM®? ST?) HONOR£0 AND '.1/£U;Gvi£ QUESTS; Rotarcamss Peter Klawsom. KalamazoOp Commercbal photographer; J. Paul RfleH. Bronson. Reta8L Lumser; Charles Pbxley. Bhonsoh, SsnscR Actsvs; Msl Race. Jackson. Senbop. Astsve; LoR8MEa CR0ppEr4. Qubncy. CleroY® SpEOlALg Jos BBRSMGERe FATHER OF DBCK BsRBWGERj, St. PETenSBURS. FLORBDA® MANY HAPPY RCTURNS OF THE DAY TOs Fay Allember on October Ist Bsatrccs -VEeks on October 2nd Les iVBse ON October 5th 8,yFRSAR 3 ES t PtoNE. (Hov/ come? The Indbahs called October the "mad moon".) 1 Sf Notes ON/ASSBQNMENT as "BuLLCT9N ASSSSTANT" (that TSTLS could have an tNTBRESTaNS AUSRSV8AT90NI) Rules s t, D0N®T forget to L88T ALL DBRTHDAVS OR AMNCVERSAR8eSc.»« THE WAVES GET PESVEO. 2. I: i: Spell all proper names correctly (and as many of the other wrds AS YOU CANcTOo). ^N CASE_0.^ ARQt-^:SNTo YOUR SECRETARY CS RBQHTI Keep bt svort. Make bt complete. Don®? "preach at th^"." If you have an ax to GRUNOp FfNO ANOTHER ORONOSTONE. FDNO out NEXT.WEEK^S PROSRAMp AMD GET BT STRAGGHTI Throw bn a lbttls HUf.40R pf you can. but oon®t ovsroo bt "(Vou^RE NO Mark Tv/abm. you knowI) AvOBO PUNS (they arc only proper RECEPTACLES FOR HOT OOQS A? FOOTBALL games). By THE WAV. OON HarRBS® "CaDBLLAg" (seE LAST BuLLETDn) vySNT OVER THE CteFF AT hsM AREOR SATURDAY. St^S RUMORED Don Shornq was bn bt® gommbtifjinq ^ Hard Karo! No POLBTBCa (pARTBSAm) nor 9U83MS8S PLUGS UsTLVp AVOBO UNLADYLBKC LANGUAGE^ SUCH AS "How 0N HeLL ODD I evSR GET STUCK ON THBS EULLST8N GON^MaTTEEf AMYWAY?" v,V----r "V You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •Cr QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgei Auditoriunr: — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mendoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- Presldenf Vice-President A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Anderson, Charles Russell Moore, Fred Public Culy, Seton Duane E. Davidson. Bovee, N. Moore Al Rice end William Bobier OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL Fred Culy — Director SERVICE International Contacts- Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Riehord Moore, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Vince Kornstien, Woyne Woy, INTERNATIONAL Armond Pagef President Rotary Internatlcnol Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo R. Patterson, M. McKeifh Kornstien 30-H. Bent SPECIAL Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 29—Paul Hofiey STAG 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam 26—H. Joseph NITE John Walker February—1963 Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 22—C. Allemier SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairmon Kerr 23—V. Bobier January—1963 1—No Meeting 8—C. Woodward D. Davidson, W. CouiMard Trade Associations- 2—Dale Dean 9-1. Wise 16—G. Owers 25—No Meeting International Student Proiects— Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internolienal Don Karn, Jackson 18—Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Bovee July-1963 11—R. Biringer International Informotion— Employer-Employee Relations— 25—S. December—1962 4—Les Woodward Bert Roller, Howard Teeter Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, 0. Dean ★ 11—R. Show 18—Al Butterfield 6—B. K. Pearce 13—Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wileox INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Anderson, Director Special—At the call of the President June-1963 4—Ernest Luse 30—Torg Skabo Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November—1962 Doug Woodward MEETINGS at 12:15 p. m. 16—Ray Pitts 23-AI Rice Minstrel Show- Norm Moore, Bob Nagle BOARD 7—Craig Sebald 14-R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 2—Gust Burandt 9-R. Nagle 4-H Youth- Sergeant-ai-Arms— Vegular—First Thursday «f each month May—1963 October—1962 W. Williams, Ken Putnom. Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, les Wise Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 11—Ken Putnam Student Guests— Relotions— 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnighl 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Etsweiler 18—Jerry Foir 25—R. Toupalik Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Clyde Williams Sehmltt, Fred 4—J. Ken Olmsted Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Program- Direeters — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dolly Rural Urban- Membership— 26—H. Teeter April—1963 2—Tom Collins September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. Axner Olson, Crippled Children— Don Harris, Cran Wileox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Magazine- 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 7-J. Klein Id—W. Williams Community Safety— J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupolik, P. Hurley R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox VanAken ★ ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, I962-1963 JOHN Russell Moore, Director Attendance— March—1963 1962-1963 COMMU^JITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director W. JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS - COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' NITE R. Yingling The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change doles with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone-Kafhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Willlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Cloro Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford CouiMard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogeno 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane.. Duooe E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave,—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Pout Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 .278-5942 278-4435 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pal H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Rofh 27B-6TO1 278-6850 278-2261 Milford A. McKclth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Horold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 V/, Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 NAME Webster Treat, 3492 San Souei Beach, Coldwater Lake— Suzonna Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Wayne W. Way. 35 Hull St.-Dorothy ..,.278-5494 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce!lo 278-4424 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealrice 639-9418 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-2979 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St,—Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-8156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 QUALITY Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME H* COLDWATER, 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro - Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.-Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willewbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Santford Jolley, 335^/2 Grond St.—Joyce PRODUCTS, HXCB, 279-9428 Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chieogo Rd,—Nola .. 278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— WEEKS SPRIRG 278-4159 Warren Willioms, Batavfa—LoMoine--^---Brpnson 369-4024 Armand Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois FREDERICK p.m., 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Reiha 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobeth—278-5996 i 12:15 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Rolpri Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, Phone No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno INC. 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 ..278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER. ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater,_ Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 291, 1962 Th88 WZCK WB heard AM AOORESO BV OUR MBW BIRTHDAYS PRESaVYEflliAM MOWflBTERp RgVo VeRNOH SmBTH. He QAVE US A METHOD OF RSMSMBERSMQ THE TBM CoMMAtiDh^SNTS ON ORDER OR THE SAME METHOD COULD PR0DP-,8LV SS APFtflED TO A LOT OF TH8NQ80 Old Don^s trouble ss hb mever oan ths METHOD TO R©.IBMaER T54ilMQSo '.Vg EVEM TR.5ED V/R0T9NQ THBNSS DOIVN AND EVSM FORGOT Sept. 24 Sept. 25 Sept. 2S Thelma Butterfgelo Sept. 2S WHERE ■ WS PUT THS TMBNQ WE '.VROTEo RBVc Sm3TW HAS A VERY ENQAQ0NQ PERSOrjALSTY AMD \ 7KSNK V/E ARB GOfiNQ TO Jansan Holtz Au BUTTERFDELO' Margaret Boboer iCDDINS AMMIVERSARiES EM40V HAV6MQ HfiM AROUND TOWN« Harold Goooholm Bob Kerr Conrad Swart Fred Weeks Bob Rumqsy NEXT •Ve ARE MAVQNG A'.PROGRAM ON 'RE SUDUSCT OF GRAPHJ/LOaY WH80Ht,F0R THE BEMEFflT OF ANY OF YOU WW CAM.1t RBNIBT^BSH IVHERE/YOU LEFT VOUR Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 24 Sept. 25 Sept. 25 IVjiLL COUDLLARD Sept. ^ 5MQ MSXT TuBSOAVc WoLLGAM 0. Coats IrvBN NflCHQLS >Ve WBRE OCLUQEO QY POL876C9AN3 DM OUR LAST Mel Rcce Ray Smbth Unook Coty Uansonq Jackson D0OT8ONARYp 68 THE GCOEMCE OF HAMDWRfiTOMQ# That flSp §T reads a L0Tn.E Frbud or whatever 6s \OUQG0NO. YOU SNTO TKS WAV YOU DO? YOUR OR CROSS YOUR T®S OR DOM^T# If VOO HAVE A QUCLTY CONSOPSMCS I WOULD ADV6SE YOU TO BREAK YOUR WRflYffNQ ARM MESTBNQ^ BBFORS VOU COME TO THE MEET* Jerry Pearcb £d Nowockg HoWEVERp M0N5 OF THEM SPOKE AND ALL OF THEM WERE BUSY EKPLA8M8NG THSOR VtEWS . , TO THE MBMBERSH8P DURBNQ THE MEAL OR FOtLOWSMQ AT. Bronson OTHER GUESTS OF A POUiTJCAL Every tbme t see thbs s0sr4NflAL madness CATEGORY: 5 AM REAL GLAD TWA? SOMEONE ELSE 58 D06KQ "CT seSBDES MEo Bronson Bronson 8 OOW'^T TH8MK 8 AM REaUUV BEBMQ Stan Bro^^/n MSaSSO AS THERE ALWAYS SEEMS TO SS ENOUGH POL6TDC6AN8 TO GO AROUNOe Don Pann We ARE STALL SWSAT8WQ OUT v;WETHER CLYDE '.VBLLBAMS Joe Smeekens Boll Seedman Grand R^p8o8 CoLDWATER Athens Grand Rap Ids AND Chuck .VooDwaRo got far enough out of the MOUNTA6N8 TO MAKE UP RoTARV TKS ViSEK BEFORE LASTo HAVE A PERSONAL PROBLEM. /^ONQ ABOUT THE TOME THAT YOU REOE0VE TK03 BULLETDM If they dso, we had a ^0Q^ meetsng. In fact, we could 00 DT TH66 last week 6F THE Two QENTUENJSN MENT80NE0 PLUS C0U9LLARD, TWO SCHOOLS THAT I ATTENDED ARE QOflHQ TO ENQAQE ON V^AT MOQHT TURN OUT TO BE A Qallv, Fa0r, Hurley, !<orns?5en, Ravborm, and FOOTBALL QAf^E. ThOOE OF VOU WHO ARE ACQUAtNTEO V/8TH MY PAST W8LL REAL8ZE THAT THfiS 5S THS UNfiVERSOTY OF M6CH8QAN AND bHAW MADS OPe MAVSE J SHOULD STOP HARPfiWQ ON TM0S SUT we HAVE DESN A L9TTLS Q8T DOWN 8N OUR ATTENOANOe« MaY IVE RSM5ND YOU THAT IVS HAVE ONE MCMSER VWO HAS NOT M8SSB0 A MEET9NO SOMEWHERE GN VERY NEARLY FORTY VEAR8, Un6VER3DTV of NeSRAGKA GAME. ThSS flS SORT OF L8KE WATCH flNQ YOUR MOTHER-.aW-.LAlV DR5VS YOUR NEW CADOLLAC OFF A OLSFF. There as to be a DesTRBcT SrjsTBTUTS SuNOAVp October 7, 1962 at Battle Greeko John Dean 8AYS HE WBLL BS DR8V5NQ, Ken Leavenworth made a brsef potgh for has VOCATflONAL DAY AT THE HSQH ScHOOLp OCTOBER IS. ^V/e ASK tHAT YOU BE ALERT TO THE POSS8Q8L9TV fHAT YOU WELL MAY QE CALLED UPON TO 0UTL8NE THE GOOD AND SAD FEATURES OF YOUR VOCATCON. Th08 has BEEN A GOOD PROGRAM 9N YEARS PAST 80 LS^'^8 KEEP BT THAT WAY. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Audtforium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. Croig Snbald, Chester AMemier, W. Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN — ..President CLYDE WILLIAMS Vice-Presiden! JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT — FRED WEEKS Anderson, Duane Charles Rural Urban- Membership— Student Guests— Seton Russell Moore, Fred Culy, E. Davidson. OF Bovee, N. Moore DIRECTORS MEETINGS Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Vines INTERNATIONAL Kornslien, Wayne Way, Armand Pagel President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupollonal Information- 27-C. Wilcox 18—Wm. R. 30-H. Bent SPECIAL EVENTS 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' N1TE 8—C. Woodward Rotary FoundationR. Rumsey, John Klein, 15—D. Norm Moore Harris 22-C. Allemier STAG NITE 29—Paul Hurley SONG LEADERS John Walker February—1963 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman Al Butterfleld, Vince Kornstien, Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKelth 23—V. Kornstien Bobier Jonuary—1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard Trade Assoeiotlons— 2—Dale Dean 9-1. Wise 25—No Meeting International Student Projects— Kerr Bovee 16—G. Owers 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer Internatlonol InformationCharles Bacon, Jerry Foir Ken leovenworth, R. Biringer, 25—S. July-1963 December—1962 Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Intenrational Don Karn, Jackson 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Shaw 18-AI Butterfleld Pearce 13—Bob Kerr Torg Skobo Four-Way Test- K. 20—Fred Weeks Bert Foiler, Howard Teeter Buyer-Seller Relations— Olln Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations- June-1963 30—Torg Skabo International Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. ★ 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE * 7—Croig Sebotd U-R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted 2e-M. McKeilh 23-AI Rice 6—B. Fred Anderson, Director ^ 30—R. Patterson Moy-t963 Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November—1962 Doug Woodward Fritz VanAken, les Wise Sergeont-ot-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle ' *^gular—First Thursday of each month 23—Fred Neer Etsweiler October—1962 2—Gust Burondl Al Rice and William Bobier Minstrel Show— Rotary Informotion— ■jlr 4—J. 18—Jerry FoIr 25—R. Toupalik 4-H YoulhW. Williams, Ken Putnam. Public Relations— 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight 11—Ken Putnam Keith Pearce, R. G. Woldron ProgramClyde Williams Sehmitt, Fred Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Magazine— Aprii-1963 September—1962 R, Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Olmsfed Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Crippled Children— 26—H. Teeter Willioms 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dolly P. Hurley Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore Klein 14—W. J. Etsweiler, Rolph Toupellk, Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Secretary Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreos. 7-J. Community Sofety- R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent 5—Armand Pagel PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Botterfield, Roy Fox VanAken ★ ROTARY Beys' and Girls' Week— Attendance— March—1963 1962- 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Axner Olson, Director 12-R. SPRING UDIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph The obove is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members progroms, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwcter—Fay 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-5358 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie 278-6B21 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6086 278-5386 278-5691 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine 278-6843 278-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avc.-Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehetl St.—Charlotte 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr.—Aileen 278-4435 278-6687 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sf.-Wilma 278-5942 278-6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, B Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Ruth 278-2261 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Milford A. MeKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6850 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetia— —278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwelf Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Rooert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha 278-6278 278-5078 —279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Coldwater Lake— Suzanna Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edisot: Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-2612 278-5585 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4229 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5033 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeIia._- Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Kenneth Putnam, 11 f. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-6341 278-2790 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Chorles Sehmitt, IB E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-2930 278-5842 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Torg Skobo, 155 Norrpws Rd., §. R. 2—Nellie 278-5006 278-6316 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..-278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean - Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro RIchord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willewbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Sonfrord Jolley, 335'/2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5091 ___-278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 _[ ifti 1^,66, p. I. 8. R FREDERICK H. WEEKS VISITING 278-8238 Worren Williams, Batavia—LoMoine I COLDWATER, 278-5494 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth--. 278-5996 Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 ^Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: _ Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Oorothy Tbe COLDWATER I Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS COLDWATER, MICR. IMC �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. SEPTENBSR 22, 19^2 TH0S week VJK had probably the LOfJQEQT RoTARY ^MSSTBNQ OF THE YEAR, BECAUSE THE SUE** ALLOW H8MSELF TO JECT WAS OF Thss 08 ON Montana somewhere north of VeLLo^'?- GOAT, OR OS 0T A MOUffTADN SKSEP^ WHO WDLL ONTERSST AND CONCERN TO ALL OF USo GE SEJ^A^ATSD FROM HO 8 HORNSe Jerry Fa8r vvas the Chaorman of thasi msetenq AND 1 MUST SAV THAT 8T REMeNDED MC A LUTTLE KNOWN A8 THE Crazy Moum?a§n6o 69T OF A HOCKEY REFEREE WHO T.OSU^. THE PUCK ftNTO THE FACE OFF AND THEN JU?.?PS OUT OF THE A MEl'6 NOTE wAVo STONE^PARKp MAYBE ON AN APPROPRfiAYE AREA Jerry Faor presented Carlo Hedkksnen WHO RAPBDLV V/ENT OVER CkST ALLET.JCER SAY8 THAT THE RcASOrJ HE MAS BEEN MOSSS'NQ RoTARV CN THE flMMEOOATE PAST SOME OF THE MOST LBKE«> LY OUE8TOONBANO ANSr/ERS ON THE UP-»C0M8NQ BONO 0S8UE FOR SOME RSV8SBQN OF OUR OS THAT HE HAS BEEN ON FBOSRAL COURT® SCHOOLSo BEEN OOtlMQ FEDERAL JuRY DUTY ON GrAMD f'^APflOSo He TH0NK3 HE SHOULD GSrT CREDBT FOR Has SOTARV QUEETOONS FROM OUR MEMSERSHliP AND S HAVE THE FEELOWQ THAT AMYONE V'/HO HEARD TH08 NOp HE HASM^T BEEN CHARGED W8TH ANVTHfl.NQo HE HA8 Thbs prompted a pretty steady flow of DffSCUSSllON CERTABNLY COULD NOT SAY THAT HE WASN^T TOLD BECAUSE THE PAY RENDERS fit ONE OF THESE KNOWN THE FAOTSo tKERE ARE TREMENDOUS RAMBFDQAj TQONSTO TH08 BOND Q38US BUT CCRTAQNLV WE HAVE A3 "sSRVfiCE ABOVE SELF®" GraND RapADS .'HAS A Rotary Club but the Judge woulon^t let Chet TO ATTEND® START OFFSREO somewhere AND THE PROPOSflTHON BY THE SCHOOL ADMGNftSTRATOON AND THE BilRTHDAYS Board of Education iwuld- l^gk lske the way VJK SHOULD QOo S, FOR ONEs AM VERY PROUD OF OUR School BoarOo WHO ARE AFFAflRS DO BUSY AND TKSOR Thss BEYOND VST VERY BSLflSP TAKE HOURS BEST FOR Lenore Gcooholm os a croup of men THE W9TH THEDR OWN EVERY WEEK TO FUTURE OF OUR Dock Moore Flzora tvON Boll Boodsr E!lva Swan Dor68 Fox VOUNQ PEOPLEo An ADDOTIiONAL STARTER AT OUR NOON FESTevOTOES WAS ONE Ken Parsons, a student at ColdwateR ■" 8T8ELF \'!Z HAVE 68 ENOUCH ALWAYS BEEN TO SET VERY H6M APART CAREFUL AS Uess W^LDROM Le8 ^o'owaro BECAUSE TO STUDENT REPRESENTATSON AT THeS CAMP® OUR HOW HAD THE PLEASURE OF A MOONo L0STSN8NQ TO C® J® Over Mel Rjce Harry Ryan OecK Kerr Jack Burns OccK Masters I HAVE FOR MANY ThBS as SOMETHflMQ THAT ALWAVS PLEASES ME BECAUSE CERTAONLV ALL OF US ARB FAMCL0AR WflTH THE (1ND8VSDUAL WHO IVHEN HE QET3 UP TO SPEAK MUMBLSS AND DISPLAYS POOR RELATfiONSMIP WJTH H8S GUBUBCT®. WANT MORE STUDENTS L6KS KeN® A .i/E JUST NEXT VCEK Gust Burandt says he wsll have a proqraMo Sept® 19 Sept® 2l Sept® 16 Sept® 16 ROTARY QUESTS EVER, Ken TURNED OUT TO BE ONE OF THE MOST ART8CULATE HflQH SSJiOOL STUDENT THaT Sept® 17 Sept® IS SspTo IS ANNBVERSARIES Hcch School® KE^J was the Rotary representa- ' TflvE AT Camp DviERV thss last su?.!mero Th3s BW Sept®, 16 Columbus, Ohgo Jackson, Msoh® BrONSON Battle Creek C8NOCNNAT8, 0® Grand Rapads BUL^TSN Only 21 couples sfiQNso up for the Ladbss Mjqht 80 NoR^f Moore says The deal ds off® -.Ve just DON®? DO WELL TRYBNQ TO BE CO-jEDUOA7flONAL® Tuesday afternoon Gust d6p not have a pro gram BECAUSE HE HAD BEEN THWARTED EFFORTS® ON HIS HcWEVER, HE DOES HAVE A RED. HOT lead® iiz had an exCEPTSONALLY SMALL NUMBER ABSENTEES THflS WEEK® OF ThE TOTAL OS EfiQHT OF WHOM TlVO HAVE ALREADY MADE UP AND WE ARE ANOLeNO FOR THAT 100^ MESTtrJG WH8CH 03 60 HARD TO 0BTA8N® I HAVE TALKED \V8TH CrAOQ SeQALD, our attendance CHAORMAN, AND WE THONK THAT 8T CAN BE ARE TH8MQS ON THE WAV® OOMEWHERE OUT AN THE OONS ALTHOUGH MaC McKEBTH THERE 88 GREAT W805 OPEN SPACES OF THE '.Vest and farther north we have our OMTREPBO HUNTERS, ClVDE '.V9LL9AM3 AMD ChuCK IVIOODWARD® WHO ARE TRVONQ TO F8N0 A MOUHTABN You Wiil Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. OFflCERS ClossIBcation— BY ELECTION Club 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY President Vieo-Presidenf ...Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Bulletin- Assisfont Sec'y-Treas. Rurol Urban- Membership— Student Guests— Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duane E. BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOCATiONAL SERVICE at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Competitor Relations- Webb Treot, Richard Moore, Empioyer-Empleyee Relations— Vince Kornslien, Wayne Woy, Armand Pagel DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutto, India Occupallonol Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Trade Associations- Don Karn, Jackson June—1963 4—Ernest 18-Wm. SPECIAL EVENTS January-1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard 1—No Meeting 8—C, Woodword Rotary Foundation- R. Rumsey, John Klein, 15—D. Torg Skabo FALL LADIES' NITE Norm Moore Harris 22—C. Allemier 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Al Butterfield, Vince Kornslien, R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith Bobler 25—No Meeting International Student Projeets— Kerr 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23-V. Kornstlen 30-H. Bent 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer Charles Bacon, Jerry Foir information- 25—S. Bovee July-1963 December—1962 international information— Luse 11—R. Show 18—Al Butterfield 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox Bert Foller, Howard Teeter Ken Leovenworth, R. Biringer, R. 28-M. McKeith Rice 30—Torg Skabo Internotionai Contacts- Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 23-AI INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS ★ 9-R. Nagte 16—Ray Pitts Doug Woodword Regular—First Thursday of each month Special—At the call of the President 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted Burandt Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November-1962 Sergeont-ol-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle ★ 7—Craig Sebald 2—Gust Minstrel Show- Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist May—1963 October—1962 W. Willioms, Ken Putnam. Seton Sovee, N. Moore Rotary Information- Davidson. 25—R. Toupalik Al Rice ond William Bobler Public Relations— 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Poiterson 18—Jerry Fair 4-H Youlh- Clyde Williams 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16—H. Mcknight 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnom Oimstad Keith Pearco, R. G. Waldron Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts April-1963 September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Progrom— Chorles Schmitt, 28—Olin Dally Magczi ne— Directors — John T. Deon, Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, P. Hurley Crippled Children— 26—H. Teeter Williams 21—R. Mulchahey 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore Klein 14_W. J. Elswoiler, Ralph Teupalik, Den Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treasurer 7-J. Community Safety— R. Shaw, R. Birlnger, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield. Ray Fox VanAken ★ ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Scbald, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962 - 1963 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to chonge doles with another member, advise the program eholrman of the change. Members having speeiol progroms, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews. 25 Parsons St.—Ruin Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorle 278-5358 278-6821 William Bobier, 260 Grond St.—Margaret 276-5366 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 278-2613 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon 278-6843 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Or.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbaro Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-5891 273-4486 278-2854 278-5234 279-9471 .-.278-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchott St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-5942 278-4435 278-6687 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morlhe 278-6840 NAME Address and Rotory Ann CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Choirman — Telephone 278-8238 Phone No. NAME Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 E. Byron Thomas. 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruin Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6501 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlbn 278-2261 278-2947 Ralph Toupolfk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Eileen 278-5556 Harold Mcknight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6278 278-5078 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-6769 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Suzonna Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorofhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealriee Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilma Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgio C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Sworl, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ' Vl^mNG ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ...278-5494 278-8238 Warren Williams, Batovia—LaMoine Bronson 369-4024 278-2979 278-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 278-2790 278-8156 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalio 278-6161 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia.__ 278-4424 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chlcogo Rd.—Nolo Ed Koltz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Loke— Jo neon - Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotehen Sanlford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce 279-9428 278-5033 ..278-4086 278-5091 __278-63n 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-55W 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relho 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth.-.278-5996 Armond Page!, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sproguo St.—Ruth 278-4222 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souel Beach, Coldwoter loke— Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, Phone No. 278-2110 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICH. �.f Ww^-3 ^ K ' i'' S 31= 1 ■'#«• % ' k' ^ ■• -' f ^\, >; September 20, 1962 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any ob jections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Donald E, Wright Major Classification Minor Classification Refined Oil Products DistriJbuting . ^Jic' ' . wir% i Signed - J, A, Kennedy, A ii il-,-. ■i ■ Secretary .■ V -.F 't.V ^ :l "-SS- ^ fBi/" 'f r r^ 5W)4"S wS. 1 , . .Hi... .1 .V ' "IfV ( /)-V _ "^14 t \ H ' . ^ H. 3* ^ ? ^ :• * . ^..Y. ^ J" ^ ^ : �s > r-«'\ '■^\ > P '■V P-PiV-; '.'ff !<.: ■' '■ !:, ••<■ . '■ - •: -■,y . -V -vV -' " •_-., .1.-: ■■/ i; ; ■• r ■ ■ f K ■>' •.^ n r< ■- \ • "4. ; ^.-p. < .^■:r" • /-■; '' "' •■•" ' ' '• ' ~-- i' ":f-^--r" : ■ ^■"• c. ;: /; ' -r ■ ■■'P r K'.. v J' .P \- ■ 'rf--' ■. ;p\ P-!p' ■'" ' . !■, -■ r\" y/' ■'■ '- ~ V-., , '''''Jry' y- y ~:.: '.y : y s -y"^ yy^y'ti yy'^:"'' v ^ -■ , ..'■,. ' ■ .. ,i < •, ■ -i •li' "-• {•-"■; ■ ■ - ', . ■ OT>' rp4rp, ■ . '' ■ y ■ xy.'-yA. ■ -p ' .....-■ . - ' W P--: ^ ! • ' ■ - p■ V -■• • ' . '- -• ■•- •■ i r.' - • • ■ .if-, \ : p^'- ^p . . pp'-"'p;,| 'PV■ . (PP-' - p: ;-■■ ,'■ ■ h . fy^yyyyyyy ■ '•-■rpr .,. ■: ! '.t • -A P' ■■4P;Pr ;PvP,pi: �/■■■.I " ..■■ : i . v; . ' .^1 ■ September 22, 1962 The Board of Directors of the Coldvjater Rotary Club I has approved the name and classification listed below. Any ob i' jections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Major Classification Harold Coddington Minor Classification - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary f , ,i . :X3 4, '.rt'. ki ri ii,,. .li. L, .. , I 1 i Manufacturing Brass Goods Signed 1 - y �■' a--, ■ -- :;A N N' i mT tO; ' .-1'. ■ . rH '1/1' •' av-.. —^•- W- ■f' k, "V'i: a, . ■'•;■■. �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. SEPTEMBER I5, 1962 Todav our program was om oharge of Ksm Putnam VVKO PRSSSNTEO Bfitt .VULSON^ THE PRESOOSMT OF Coldwater Oably Reporter, ^ THE LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMEROSp V«/HO TALKED ON Hg8 FAV0R8TC 60DUECT» Kav/ANBAM SHOV/BNG OFF THE TlVO STyOEfffS, I THOMKp ALONG mili 3 AM SURE MANY OF THE REST OF VOUj, THAT BdCL .VOLSON 83 CERTAONLV TAKO.HQ H88 DUTJE8 SSRSOUSLV ANO HE MADE AN EXCELLENT PRSSEMTAT8ON OF THE TROUQLS VVHDCH THE CHAAiBER OF COMMSRCS HAS^ ALONG v;BTH 8T eSBVtS LOKS EVERfTHONG I BELONG TOp THAT flSp MOMEV. TkE EViCNT flS TO BE SAYS A NECKT8B WfiLL COST The prooe structure OB $3,50 If any of you Rotary Anna's, who l am told UTMOST CONCERN TO SVERVONE ON OUR ClUBo ThSRE VVOLL BE A DOeCUSSjON BY SOME MEMBERS OF THE PROPOSED BONO flSSUE W-J8CH W0LL BE VOTANQ There should be no early 8=SAVERG OTHER THAN THOSE \VHO ARE QUESTS FROfil ouTSfloc THE Coldwater School Dbstroct and we SHOULD PAY THE CLOSEST POSSPQLE A7TSNT80N TO THE 08SUS AND PLANS ANVOLVED© CERTAINLY BY TH88 T8ME YOU HAVE HEARD THAT WE HAVE A CONS80SRASLE numssr of chaldren on the vbcanptv ThSS 8N a H,0GH school that was BU8LT AS A ClASS B Hbqh SchOOLo ThAT®S * ATTSNY9VEo .'/£ WERE CERTAflNLY ALL 8ADDSNE0 BY THE DEATH OF OUR FORf^BR MSf.iSSRp HAROLO HBLLo 8MTEREST TO THE CLUB ON QENEHALp OnE OF THESE 8S THE HgQH SqHOOL VoCATBOriAL DaY WrIflCH YOU W8LL R&1Sf-T3ER OS ONLY PUT ON EVERY THDS WHOLE PROpRMt WCLL QS UNDER 1HE OflRBCTflON OF .Vg woll be tsllonq you MORE ABOUT OT ON A FUTURE BSSUEp HoVVEVERp Sbpto 9 Sept, I3 38RTHDAYS Grbtohsm iVftLKen Fred Weeks Sept, 10 Sept, 12 Sept, I5 Sept, I5 ROTARY QUESTS Lloyd Green Alan Davddson Clarence Snydbr Dsck Ksrr Ed UuiND './S HAVE A NUMBER OF THfiNQS C0M9NQ UP OF GenTLEMEM TH08 OS THE VSARo OiUOK SCHMBOT OON ShORNO PHVLLOe RUKtGBV Evelyn Race AND 0MC8DENTALLY COLOWATER 08 MOW A ClASD A ENOUQHp UU8T COME NEXT WEEK PREPARED TO BE OOCAS8OMALLV READ TH6S YHBNQj, HAPPEN TO BE REAOONQ THSS^ 68 A CHANCE TO OB? THE OLD MAM AWAY FROM THE TELEV8S60N SET, '.•REDDING- ANNIlV£r<3A^^>)FB School Board and the Admano strataon of the Ken LsavbnwortHo OUT iVOPOWA JCLAND WAY, PER COUPLE AMD -.'S MUST H/WE 35 COUPLES OR ARE GOING TO CALL THE rjHOLE THING OFF, Jerry Faor and oertacnly should be of the OTHER VEARo The event TO BE HELD AT THE COTTAGE OF KeOTH PsARCC ANYBODY $5«00, Next v;eek®8 program as bednq presented by HOQH ScHOOLc. Norm Moors as trvdkq to stcr up a Ladbes Nbqht for Thursday, September 27. DWFORMAL. NEXT 'EEKOS PROGRAM ON October Th2S os a Rotary GPOHSORED EVENT AfJo HERE WE HAVE A PROMBNENT Bronsom Bronson Bronson Battle Creek Coldwater I NOTE THE LAST OF THOSE LEAVENQ EARLY WAS A L8TTLE LONGER T^5AN BT SHOULD BE, ALTHOUGH DN LOOKBMQ OVER THE LOST ONE COULD SAFELY 8AV THAT MOST OF THEM WEREN®T CNTENTflONALLY QOOFBNQ OFF," ELEVEN B8 QUOTE A FEW, VIS WOULD L0KE EVERYONE TO KEEP TH9S DATE OF ThursdaVp October 15 open because some of VOUp DUE TO-your CALLONQ^ W8LL BE PART OF THE PROGRAM, Today v/e VifERE bntrqduceo to our new young FRDENOS FROM MexOCO 0N THE PERSON OF MaNUEL Sandovau and Serg8o Torres who are from Vallbg. MexSCO, ThEV V^RE tINTRODUCEO BY Art LyON' ON FLUENT FLAivLEGS SpANOSH, ArT THEN TRANGLATCO HOS SHARKS FOR THE BEMEF8T OF WE GRONQofs «n rather haltvnq Enqlogh, You WOLL FBND THAT YOU WELL BE A SHARPER PART8C3PANT ON NEXT WEEK^S PROGRAM BF YOU WOLL READ THE EXCELLENT ART8CLS ON TUESDAY N0QHT®8 Reporter on the proposed shufflonq OF SCHOOL M0LLAQE, All K0DDDNQ ASQDEb THESE ARE A COUPLE OF SHARP ^LOOKflNQ BOYS, .MahUSL OS MAKBNQ HOS HOME W9TH ^RT AND SerqiJo liS STAVONQ W8TH THE FaLLERSo SOTH ARE ENROLLED SN CoLDWATER Hbqh SoHOOL, ThOS BRONQS up a pSLBCATE POONT WHEREON WE POCKED UP THE 0AJVN£DfiT8ON OF THE CoLDWATER Daolv Reporter Saturday and found the beamcnq moon face of Kermot Kennos on the front page BETWEOi these two STUDENTS, '.'MAT V/E WOULD LOKE TO HAVE EXpUAONED TO US 08 THE VORTUAL MONOPOLY WE HAVE OF RoTARY MD^BERS A7 THE You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION ~ Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. STURGtS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK ~ Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Axner Olson, Director Attendance— Craig Scbold, Chester Allemier, W. VonAken R. Show, R. Birlnger, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- Don Morris, Cran Wilcox 1962-1963 E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT _-_Vice-President Secretory Treasurer FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'y-Treas. MagozineRoy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodword, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Program- Axner Olson, Anderson, Duane Charles Schmiti, Russell Moore, Fred Fred Culy, E. Davidson. Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular—First Thursday of each month Fred Anderson, Director at 12:15 p. m. Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Speciol—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treot, Richord Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Employer-Employee Relations— Vince Kornsfien, Woyne Way, INTERNATIONAL Armand Pagel President Rotary Internotional NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India Four-Way Test- Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, J. Elsweiler, Ralph Toupallk, Crippled Children— R. 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Elsweiler 11—Ken Putnam 10—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupallk Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron May-1963 7—Craig Sebald October-1962 Student Guests— 2—Gust Al Rice and William Bobier 14—R. <5. Woidron 21-K. Olmsted Burandt 9—R. Nagle 28-M. McKelth 16—Roy Pitts 23-AI Rice June-1963 30—Torg Skabo Minstrel Show- Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Doug Woodward 4—Ernest Luse 11-R. Show IB-Al Butterfield November—1962 6—B. K. Pearce 13—Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director 25—S. Bovee 20—Fred Weeks July-1963 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts- 2—Dole Dean 9-1. Wise December-1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Bobier 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent January-1963 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer International Information- 18-Wm. Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair 25—No Meeting International Student Projects— D. Davidson, W. Couillard SPECIAL EVENTS 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Harris 22-C. Allemi er Rotary FoundationR, Rumsey, John Klein, Terg Skabo STAG 5—R. Rumsey Ken Putnam NITE John Wolker Februory—1963 Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, NITE Norm Moore 29—Paul Hurley SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman Al R. Potterson, M. McKeith Don Karn, Jackson 4—J. Ken Olmsted Kerr Trade Associations- April-1963 September—1962 Rural Urban- Ken Leavenworth, R. Blrinaer, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 26-H. Teeter Williams 21—R. Mulchahey 2S-Olin Dally P. Hurley 5—Armand Pogel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 7-J. Klein 14—W. W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Public Relations— PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Ray Fox 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Boys' and Girls' Week— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Fellowship— JOHN T. DEAN ROTARY Community Safety— Clessitieation— March—1963 1962- 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above e is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes wilh another member, odvise the program cholrmon of the change. Members having special CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Cholrman — Telephone 278-8238 programs , such OS Lodies' Night, may oppoinf o committee to ossist wilh the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 Address and Rotory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter-Foy 278-5563 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rutn 278-5358 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lone—Emily William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther. Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon. Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelma 278-6033 276-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorlotte— Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Suzanna Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 278-2539 279-9360 278-5996 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-2979 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 £. Chicago St.—Mabel 639-9418 27B-2612 278-5585 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 279-9492 278-5512 Armand Pogel, R. R, 2, Quincy—Lois 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Warren Williams, Batavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeIia 278-4243 273-4229 270-5494 278-4159 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 276-5033 278-2790 278-5942 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Chorles Schmltf, IB E. Alden St.—Berget 278-5006 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola -.276-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— 278-6687 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 278-5475 278-8933 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 278-4435 278-5318 Donold M. Morris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-6278 278-4222 278-5033 278-6393 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen 278-2841 Rolph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Coldwoter Lake— Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolle Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6850 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5909 Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Phone No. Ernest W. Lose. R. R. 3-Rulh Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-2816 Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Ariene 278-6501 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6054 279-9471 NAME Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-2110 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel — __-278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha „_„_.278-8840 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd.^R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 ^orshall ^.—Gertrude 278-6161 278-8156 278-2451 278-5714 278-6316 278-4350 Douglos Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Eliora ______278-5091 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-4190 278-5412 Sanlford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5049 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-6730 % The COLDWATER \:jiotary REFLECTOR \ K FREDERICK R. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME IREKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, RICH. IMG. �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 8, 196Z There were some early leavers, aad Bob Kerr has a new arrival in some absentees vho missed one of the best his family—a girl by the name of Miary* programs so far tliis ysar^ This is #5 Girl, and this shatters Web The program vas in charge of Anaand Pagel, who presented Treat's record* Dick Hill of the Personnel Pspartment of General UlectrlCo This was a very fine Gran Wllcox became a grandparent, raised to the second power, this last presentation of the employer-employee week as a result of the arrival of relationship in the modem era® Steven Scott V/ilcox, son of Hick* It Is not enon^ any more to have a good salary FURTHER YITAL STATISTICS schedule, fringe benefits, and some of the other things that used to be lacking* Birthdays: In addition, one must have the understanding Wedding Anniversartsss Hone between management and the working force* This takes many forms, and makes up one of the most critical areas of today^ Mr* Hill is a local boy who has made good* He is a cum laude degree holder from Hllisdale College. This prompted Torg Skabo on September 5tha Guests; Lloyd Junker, Bronson Dick Schultz, Bronson Lloyd Hill, Coldwater John Malin, Grand Rapids -Jess ¥aldron-to remark that he was never cum laude—.they were Just happy he put In his time* EEXT ¥EEK is surrounded by an aura of nystery* ¥e didn't try to make it this way, but the facts are that Ken Putnam has the program, and he is somewhere on Cape Cod* He left without my permission, or telling me what his program is* Our relationship with Ken has been very good, we consider him an upright citizen, and we didn't come either to praise or bury him* We think, unless a lobster bites him, or he gets poisoned from clam chowder, that he will get back and we will have a program* THE TIBBITS THEACT IS HOT DEADo MOHE IN SOME SUCCEEDIKG ISSUE* Among the people ^0 have been away from our midst because of illness is Harry Joseph* We are glad to see that he has re-joined the throng* You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn —- Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1962-1963 Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance— W. Classiifcation— OrriCERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMin Treasurer FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'y-Treas. ★ Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axncr Olson, Charles Schmltt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Duane Davidson. E. BOARD OF J. Etswoiler, Ralph Toupalik, Crippled Children— Ken OTmsted 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken Putnam Magazine- Rural Urban- 25—R. Toupalik Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Clyde Williams 9—R. Nagle 4-H Youth- 16—Ray Pitts 23-AI Rice 30—Torg Skabo Minstrel Show- Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, November-1962 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr Doug Woodward Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 20-Frcd Weeks 27-C. Wiltox Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE International Contocts— Buyer-Seller Relotions— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Deon Special—At the coll of the President Competitor Relotions- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— ★ Vince Kornstien, Wayne Woy, INTERNATIONAL Armond Pogel President Rotary International NITISH C. lAHARRY, Calcutta, India Don Karn, Jackson R. T8-Wm. May—1963 Bobier 14-R. G. Waldron 21—K, Olmsled 28-M. McKeith June—1963 4—Ernest Luse 11—R. Shaw 18—A! Butterfield 25—S. Bovee July-1963 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30—H. Bent SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE Norm Moore 29-Paul Hurley STAG NITE John Wolker February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman A! 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson 8—C. Woodword 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobe Kerr 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. Mcknight I—No Meeting Rotary Foundotion— Trade Assoelotions— R. Patterson, M. McKeith 26-H. Teeter April-1963 Jonuory—1963 D. Davidson, W. Couillard Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Evanston, Illinois 19—Rich. Moore 25—No Meeting International Student Pro[eets— Tom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational information- Governor, 636 Diit., Rotary, International 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer International InformationCharles Bacon, Jerry Fair Four-Way Test- General Secretary, Rotary International December—1962 Bert Faller, Howord Teeter Fred Anderson, Director at 12:15 p. m. George R. Means, 2—Gust Burandt A! Rice and William Bobler W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Bovee, N. Moore 5—Armond Page! 12—C. Bacon 7—Craig Sebold October—1962 Student Guests— Public Relations— ''egular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 18—Jerry Fair Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Progrom— Seton September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Norm Moore, Bob Nogle DIRECTORS 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Oi;n Dally P. Hurley Rotary Information- •k Klein 14—W. Williams Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Wolker Culy, Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7-J. Community Safety— R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent President Vice-Presidenl August—1962 A! Buttorfield, Ray Fox VanAken ★ JOHN T. DEAN — CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN Boys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebold, Chester Allemier, 1962-1963 March—1963 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE 5—R. Rumsey SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, Ken Putnam R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to ehonge dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoler-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathrvn 278-5563 270-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-2110 278-6501 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruin Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorle 278-5358 278-6821 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 3—Ruin 278-2261 Rolph Toupalik, R, R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Eileeo 278-5556 Riehord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 273-8086 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine 278-44B6 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harvey C- Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6643 278-5386 278-5891 Rev, Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmo 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mopic Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-9471 273-281B NAME Address and Rotory Ann E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Phone No. 278-6850 Harold Mcknight, Coldwotar St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souel Beach, Coldwater Lake— Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lila ... 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beofriee- 278-4159 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Eiizobeth 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 .-279-9360 278-5996 278-8609 Armand Pagol, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois 639-9418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-65^ Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, ll I. Chicago St.—Mabel B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte 278-6127 278-5909 278-5475 278-6161 278-2790 Jerry Fair. 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-4^5 Charles Schmift, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-5942 278-W87 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Moriha 278-8840 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Vlrgie Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Donald V. Shorno, 156 £. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 -Marshall St.—Gertrude Suzanna Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wllma Warren Williams, Batavio—LoMoIne Lester f. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward. 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-8156 278-5006 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Joneon. _„__278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-4198 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva___„278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen-_.„_ Sontford Jolley, 335'/a Grand St.—Joyce ___278-673D 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK H. WEEKS COLDWATER, 278-8238 HONORARY MEMBERS I Meeting Time: 278-5494 Guvorrie S. CofPman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Ed Hollz, 164M lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— ■Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-5554 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie The COLDWATER I 278-2841 278-2947 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phono No. 278-8942 278-4222 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IMC COLDWATER, MICH. �'*//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. SEPTEMBER 1, 1963 Thos week^s proqram was bm charge of Les RQCHARD HOLL OS CURRENTLY FROM CLEVELAND 'iVOODWARD 1^0 flNTRODUOEO FORMER '^aS-OWATERUTBs VJHERE HE OS ON THE fOP ECHELOM OF THE FORMER RoTARBAM, BaRNEV TrEBDLCOOK WHO Personnel Department of General Electrqo* SHOWED A FOLM ON MSCHOQAN AND 8T8 ROtS iVe MAY POINT WBTH PR8DE BECAUSE HE OS A ON 7bUR88Mi» GRADUATE OF CoLDWATSR HOSH Sct-IOOL AND ALSO ThBS 08 A 6UB«IE0tp OF COURSSp , NEAR AND DEAR TO MANY OF US AND HAS A NBCE Hbllsoale College and ss the son-on-jj^w FAT SOONOMOCAt. RONS OF OUR O^VN GOOD MEMBER l^YNE '.VaV* OF PROPERLY HANDLED* Barney also answered some of the auesrsoN OF the QROUP on when IVE ARE QOONO TO QET A : BSRTHOAYS NOOE 4 Lane road throuoh Coldwater or MAYBE Ruth Andrews £rnoe Luse Koth Pearoe I HAD BETTER SAY AROUND COLOWATERo August 30 August 3® Sept. 1 St ooesn^t have anythbnq to do wbth we 8UB«0ECT BUT ALL YOU HAVE TO AROUND A B8T DO 08 TO TRAVEL IVEDDSNG ANNtVERSARBES ON SOME OF THE NEDQHBORONQ States to know that Michbqan os dosng a " CrANBTON :VflLCOX Ed Holtz Seton Sovbe August 26 August 26 August 30 REAL FONS uoa WBTH R0A08 ANO^IN SPOTS OF ROTARY GUSSTS OUR IMPAT8ENCE* Q8 008NO 8T FASTER THAN OTHER States* One shouldn^t poont the FONQSR BUT UUST OONSIOER THE PROCRASTBNATtON OF OUR NEOQHQOR TO THE SoUTH, '.VALTER l^^HLERS Chal J* Dyer Ray Smbth Eo NowOcko Bod Stocker Gdll Pbllood Leo Phdllqps Robert LUse Dock Masters Br^ONSON Columbus* Ohso Bronson BrONSON Gromson Angola Hsllsdale Puerto Rbco ColovvaTer NEXT l'€EK Next wB^^s program should be something liUST A L8TTLE B8T OBFFERENTo IT flS ON OHARQE OF ArmONO PAQEL WHO HAS SECURED A Saw a few leaves floatbmq down and began to WONDER 9F OT WASN't ABOUT TOME WE GOT THE TBBS0TT8 RBADV to GO* V/E DON^T HAVE TO PUT ON THE MONSTRSL Show there but -REFeaRONQ to THE FOUR way TEST I SELflEVE OT WOULD BE SENBF0O8AL FOR ALL CONCERNED* FORMER LOCAL BOY TO. SPEAK C0NTR0VERS8AL SUBJECT OF ON THE MOST EMPLOVER»EMPLOVEC RELATOONSHOPSo CoNNoe Swart has seen at the last'two meetonqs V/waCH OS A REAL HAPPY TWllNQ FOLLOWONQ A QUOTE PROLONGED ABSENCE WHOLB HE WAS SUSY JOONflNO THE CORONARV CluS* You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week— W. VanAken Classification— Community Safety— I962.I963 JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS ..President Viee Presldent A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMtn AssUtont Soc'y-Treas. Membership— ★ Program- Axner Olson, Anderson, Charles Schmitt, Russell Moore, Fred Fred Seton Culy, Duone E. Davidson. Rotary Informotion— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Fritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeont-at-Arms— ★ BOARD OF MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director ^ ★ Buyer-Seller Relotions— Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations- * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Vince Kornstien, Wayne Way, INTERNATIONAL Armand Pagel President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India 23-AI Rice Doug Woodward 6—B. K. Pearce 13—Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 20—Fred Weeks Fred Culy — Director 27-C. Wilcox International Contoets— 18—Wm. R. Don Kom, Jackson SPECIAL EVENTS 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword 15—D. Harris Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skobo 22—C- Norm Moore Allemier STAG NITE John Walker 29-Paul Hurley February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Choirman 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, R. Potterson, M. McKeith 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobier January—1963 D. Davidson, W. Coulllord Kerr Dean 25—No Meeting International Student Proieets— Trade Associations— 2—Dale 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 11—R, Biringer International InformationCharles Bacon, Jerry Fair Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International July-1963 December—1962 4—Les Woodward Bert Foiler, Howard Teeter Occupational Information- 4—Ernest Luse 11 —R. Shaw 1B-AI Butterfield 25—S. Bovee November—1962 Tom Collins, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois June-1963 30—Torg Skabe Chorles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Four-Woy Test- 14-R. G. Woldron 21-K. Olmsted 2B-M. McKellh 9-R. Nogle 16—Roy Pitts Minstrel Shew— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Deon May-1963 7—Croig Sebold 2—Gust Burondl Al Rice and William Bobier Norm Moore, Bob Nagle DIRECTORS Putnam October—1962 Student Guests— 4-H YoufhW. Williams, Ken Putnam. Bovee, N, Moore 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Pctforson Etsweiler 25—R. Toupalik Keith Pearce, R. G. Woldron Public Relations— 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16—H. McKnight 18—Jerry Fair Rural Urban- Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, 4—J. 11—Ken 5—Armand Page! 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich, Moore 26—H. Teeter Aprll-1963 September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Olmsted Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Willioms 28-Olin Dally Crippled Children— Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treosorer 7-J. Klein 14—W. 21—R. Mulchahey P. Hurley Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Feliowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Magazine— PROGRAMS August-1962 J. Etswoiler, Ralph Toupalik, Club Bulletin- March—1963 1962 - 1963 ROTARY A! Butterfield, Roy Fox R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION FRED WEEKS Attendance— Croig Sebald, Chester Allemier, ♦ JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Ken Putnam 12-R. SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having >poclol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE VvlLLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 27B-5S63 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorle 278-6821 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret 278-5386 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-6843 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 176 Fclrfieid Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Tom Collins, 16 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally. 61 Mople lone-Jone.. Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 ....278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Albert Foiler, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R, R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel-- NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-2110 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane-Emily 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home-Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annette 279-9551 278-6769 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo 278-5078 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruin Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 2^ W. Chieogo—Ernestine B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chlcoqo St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.-Virgie ..278-4435 Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoocI Beach, Coldwater Loke— Suzanna 278-4229 278-5512 278-5996 278-2979 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WHma Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-8156 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann, 278-2930 278-8318 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho ...278-8840 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Jo neon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elioro Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Daugherly-Grefchen Sontford Joliey, 325V2 Grand St.—Joyce FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHe p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE 278-5091 __278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. 1962 12:15 — Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine b-fM VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 278-6393 Govarrie S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo -.278-4086 Ed Koltz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake- .Rotary REFLECTOR TUESDAY 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS The COLDWATER MICHIGAN 278-4424 278-2790 . 278-5790 COLDWATER, 278-4159 278-8238 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-2451 278-5494 Bronson 369-4024 278-6341 278-6161 278-4243 Warren Willioms, Batavlo—LoMoine Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilma Meeting Time: 278-5554 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-5006 278-5714 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—VIrgtnio.... ._ 278-2841 ifalpn Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1^3 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 279-9492 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. ChTcogo St.-2louise Phone No. 278-8942 278-2612 278-5585 639-9416 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marlon Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Armond Pogel. R. R. 1, Quincy—Lois George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-6278 278-2539 279-9360 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6687 278-6788 278-2261 278-2947 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.-Reiha 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat IKC, �^He Pro jits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AiJt;U3T 25, 19^2 Mv CONSOdENCe \W>ULD BOTHER MS (JF 8 OODN'T Duke Day boson made an ANNOUNcsfsSNT to the ^CHIIDE THK MEMBERS A LSTTUE BftT ABOUT THE0R RATHER QUAHDNQ LACK OF KNOWLEOQE OF THOS ORQANSZATflONe OF TME YEAR FOR A iVvSAR OLD MEMBOAN, ThE PROQ&AM THO© LAST WEEK Tnae chgld has changed gek^ CCMSS UNDER THE HEADftNO OF A MU8SAH0E-TO" SOME PEOPLE BECAUSE BT You wsll REMEMSER THAT AT WAS A 14 YEAR OLD GflRL 5S THE TH3NQS THAT eVERYBOOy THdNKS tHSY ALREADY KNOW, EFFECT THAT WE OTOLL NSSO A HOME FOR PART sn the Last sulleton. 8 There bssnq only ONE OTHER SG:^ THE 14 YEAR OLD fiS A MALE, OBDN®T N0T8CS ANYBODY THAT LOOKED LAKE THSY WERE QOBMQ TO BE PLEDQEO.FOR Ph8 BETA KAPPA, A PERSON COULD PROBABLY SflVS THE AWARD, (IF ANY,'TO '//ARNER VaW AKEN, ChSCK .YoodwARD, SON OF DoUO '.VoODWARD, GAVE A SHORT AND HUMOROUS RESUME OF ITMAT 8n FACT, IT SEET-IEO TO ME LUKE THE OLDER MSM3SRS OF THOS ORQAWBZATIION V/ERE QUSTE A 89? f/fORE KNOWU- GOES ON AT Boys State, 8 vAs very happy WBTM HCS PRESENTAT60M, 8 HAVE TRBEO TO GET flNFORMATSOK FROM TEENAGERS IN THE PAST EOOBASLE OF THE HBSTORY AND RULES AND ANO^ET SS A PLEASURE TO FBMO ONE T(WT flS RSOULATBONS OP RoTARY, t OOW®T THBHK OT AST3GULATE. VW>OLD HURT A THiMQ FOR ALL OF US TO READ THE Rotary Maoazbne a lpttle more*, 8jRTHDA\^ Marjoroe Bacon Elaine Moors Ken Olmsted Katie A?.icsneoN NEXT ';£EK LEB .VoODWARD has the program but all I AM r, WBLL BE QiDVEH BY A FOE^^^ER COLOWATERCTE, iV3-!0 8t JS A SUaJECY WHICH flS RATffER NEAR TO ALL OF US AND 8M FACT LPKE MOST CLOSE-BW SU5US0TS J8 AT LEAST 30MS COWTRGlYSRO-SA.L^ 23 24 24 25 \^DD8i^ ANN iVERSAR J£S SUPPOSED TO TELL YOU BQ THAT THE PROGRAM. V/BLL BE TALK5NQ ON HBS-FAVORBTE SUBJECTc August August August August TmeRE MAT es A M0V8E IN TK28 CONNEOTBON, I MIBM Byron Thomas Bob Shaw August 22 August 22 ROTARY QUESTS iimimiaimM, C, J« Dyer Ed WonhslsrDecK Ksrr ^^SLS lyeSER Be OK ScHutrrz'Y9ulia?.{ Kong Wayne Kinqdom COLUMSUS, 0H80 Napclson, Ohio Battle Creek SnoNfiOMj, Mjoh. "Bn'ONSdN^^MlCH, QuflNOYp iMccM, Lowell, Michoca You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— W, OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Ofmsted Magcii ne— Rural Urbon— Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Student Guests— ★ Progrom— Anderson, Charles Schmitt, Russell Moore, Fred Fred Seton Culy, Bovee, N. Moore Duone E. Davidson. Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Fritz VanAkon, les Wise Sergeanl.Qt. Arms- BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:15 p. m. * Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY VInce Kornstion, Woyne Way, Armand Pagei INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. lAHARRY, CaleuHo, India Four-Woy TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational information- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Ken Leavonworlh, R. Biringer, R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Kerr Trade Associations— Don Karn, Jackson 9-R. Nogle R. Patterson, M. McKeith 28-M. McKelth June-1963 30—Torg Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director Fred Anderson, Director 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 16—Ray Pitts Doug Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE 7—Cralg Sebald October—1962 2—Gust Burandf 23-AI Rice Charles Woodward, Gee. Owers, Regular—First Thursday of each month 30—R. Patterson Moy—1963 25—R. Toupalik Minstrel Show- Norm Moore, Bob Nogle ★ 23—Fred Neer 4—J. Etsweiler W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Public Relations— 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight 18—Jerry Fair Al Rice and William Bobler 5—Armand Pogei 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter April-1963 11 —Ken Putnam 4-H Youth- Clyde Willionis Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Willloms September—1962 Keith Pearee, R. G. Woldron Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Treosorer Assistcnf Sec'yTreas. Axner Olson, P. Hurley Don Horris, Cran WIIcox ..President .-Vice-Presidenf Secretary 14—W. 21—R- Mulchohey 28-Olin Daily J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupalik, Club Bulletin- 1962.1963 7-J. Klein Community Sofety— R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Ben! PROGRAMS August—1962 A! Butterfield, Roy Fox VanAkon Classification- ★ ROTARY Beys' end Girls' Week— Cralg Sebald, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962 - 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director International Contacts- Bert Faller, Howard Teeter 4—Ernest 25—S. Bovee 20—Fred Weeks July-1963 27-C. Wilcox 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers December—1962 4—Les Woodward 23—V. 11—R. Biringer International InformationCharles Bocon, Jerry Fair 18—Wm. Luse 11—R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield November—1962 6—B. K. Peorce 13—Bob Kerr Kornstlen 30—H. Bent Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Proieels— D. Davidson, W. Couiilord SPECIAL EVENTS Januory—1963 1—No Meeting FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Torg Skabo STAG NITE 29-Paul Hurley John Wolker February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kornsiien, 12-R. Ken Putnam 26—H. Joseph SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter-Fay 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rotn Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Morjorie 278-5358 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. 278-8086 Fred Andersen, 46 Maple Lane—Kcthryn Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Hudson St.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theima 278-6033 278-6843 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2B54 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke AvB.-DorolKy 279-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-8609 278-6127 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel— John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfho Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworlh, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corel Normand Mooro, 796 Angolo Rd,—Annette Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle, 36 \V. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshoil St.—Edna NAME Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.-Arlene 278-2947 Weosler Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwoter Lake— .... 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 ....279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Suzonna Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz "VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.-Della Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Reiho 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wllma Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5033 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofalle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 278-5942 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 278-5006 278-5714 Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo ..278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— 278-6788 278-5790 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—NelTib 273-4435 278-6687 278-8840 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-8156 Croig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude— MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS 278-4159 278-6341 278-8318 273-2930 - 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshoil St.—Polly WELCOME .278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Janeon 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne _278-6311 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Daughorty—Grefchen Santford Joiley, 3351/2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-6730 278-5049 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK H. VISITING 278-5494 278-8238 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—loffolne 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., 278-4229 Bronson 369-4024 I * 12:15 278-5585 278-4243 Warren Willioms, Botovia-LoMoine George Owers, 46 E, Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-5996 639-9418 276-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore NAME WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. IHC, �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AUSUST IS, 19^2 Those op vou '\yHo v*«ne aroomo (33 ooon't make had a OOOD OBNNER at the COLDWATER GrANQEo NOT '/£EK 'Vg ARE aOCNQ TO HAVE SOME SORT OP A ' ^ I OOM^T HAVE MV PACTS QUflTE 8TRA#QHT BUT J ROUND UP OP RoTARV INPOfiMATlON WITH SELBSVE £rN8S LuSE SITKER 68 THE ExALTEO EaOLS Rav Mulchahev in charge* OP THSS OnaAMBZATCOM OR HAS OEBNo IS AS GOOD AS MINE AS TO.WHATTHE Hc WAS TAKDWO OUR MOMSV AT THE DOOR TOOATo THE USUAL A8SEMBLA0S OP WB MAO BROOMT EVEO MSwaSRS AMD RSALLT WOT ENOUQN RoYARSAWS TO 30 AROONOo HEAR? TRY AWD TO i TPSCNK ft/S SHOULD THROW OUR SOUL MAWAQE 6WT0 TH3S 6? AM PROi7SCi7 SOME 08PPKREMT '.VE M8QHT t>0 A LBTTLE 0Ot GETTER ABLE TO SECURE A LARGER PLACE MEET AND EATo TO AOMOT MESTONQ RSOMo OP PERSON BP ALL OP V/OULD HAVE The THB8 UP WE WERE ilM WMIICH TO YOU HAD NOT HAD COME TO THE NEARLY ENOUGH members qst qubte a sot out SECAUSB HERE TO WAV© 8 WOULD HAVE TO BE THE PflRST THAT VJZ OR ELSE THEBR WE ARE A DSPPEREWT PARENTS AND THS8R AND THCBR FARM PRBSNDB TAKBN9 AN IN THSBR PET PROJSCTe LEADERS fiNTEREST VOOATSON THAT ONE OP GOMES A POOR HOME SITUATION RATHER THESE B0V8 AND THIS 4-K work HAS QONTRIBUTCO QUITE A BIT TOWARD MAKING WHAT t TNlNK TO DEVELOP IS GOING INTO A REAL SOLDO CITIZENo Bert 'iVARo Eo WONZELCR f^ORRDs Wood Richard Fulton Jerrv Miller PIQURSS ON THE HAT* He OS GOING TO MAKE SEVERAL PULLING OUT OP Past Pressdents op this Body into PERPORMflNO ANiMALSa '.'It are told that ote PP.OrfEOT TO SEOURC SOME Mskican students ss coming along REAL WELL ALTKOUOH SOME RED TAPE MUSY BE UNWOUND* AMONG THE THONGS NEEDED IS A COLDWATER HOME POR A 14 YEAR OLD MSXIOAN GIRL mo VliLL PRSSUMAQLY BE OOONQ TO THE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL* !dEALLY TK68 SHOULD ee SOMEONE WHO HAS A DAUGHTER ABOUT THE SAMS AOS ALTHOUGH ANY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OP OP YOU WHO WISH THIS E:<PER(ieNOS ARB flNVlTED TO CONTACT OUKE DaVODSONo BIRTHDAYS Ruth Lose August I3 (S RECOMMEND HSR STRAWSERRV SHORTCAKE) Lucslls Etsweiler John Ftsv/esler 11 August I5 August IS ANHIVERSARIES Santford Jolley ROTARY GUESTS ^ PR0PE880R i HAPPEN TO KNOW THROUGH MV PROM Your guess Al Rcoe August I5 August 17 Bronson NaPOLEONi, Ohdo Bronson Bronson Grand Rapids You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. •COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russeil Moore, Director Attendance— Craig Scbald, Chester Allemier, W. ■k OFFICERS Club 1962.1963 JOHN T. DEAN President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Vice-Presidenf Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Treasurer Assistont Sec'yTreas. ★ Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Duane E. Charles Sehmitt, Frea Crippled Children— Magazine— Rurol Urban- Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Progrom— Clyde Williams Davidson. MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations— Wobb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Empfoyot'Empioyee Relations— Vince Kornstien, Woyne Woy, Armond Page! INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, CalcuHa, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, R. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Karn, Jackson 7—Crolg Sebald 9-R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts November—1962 6—B. K. 20—Frod Weeks Fred Culy — Director 27-C. Wlkox July-1963 2—Dole Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer Intematlonal Informolion— 18—Wm. Bobier Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair 25—No Meeting Intematlonal Student Pro|eets— D. Davidson, W. Coulllard Jonuory—1963 1—No Meeting SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier Terg Skobo 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 5—R. Rumsey SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman AI 25—$. Bovee December—1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Kerr 18—AI Butterfield Pearee 13—Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts- R. Potlerson, M. McKeilh June-1963 4—Ernest Luse n-R. Shaw 30—Torg Skabo Doug Woodward Trade Associations— U-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKelth 23-AI Rice Charles Woodward, Goo. Owers, Ken leavenworfh, R. Biringer, Illinois 30—R. Potterson May-1963 2—Gust Burondt Minstrel Show- Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational Information- 23—Fred Neer Putnam October—1962 AI Rice and William Bebler W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Bovee, N. Moore 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16-H. McKnight 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupollk Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron 5—Armond Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter Aprii-1963 4—J. Etsweller 11—Ken Student Guest*— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle DIRECTORS ^ R. Yingling, D. Shorno, 4-H Youth- Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sorgeant.at'Arms— ★ OF Seton Williams September—1962 Ken Olmsted Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Bulletin- Klein 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olln Dolly P. Hurley Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Feilawship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, 7-J. 14—W. J. Eisweiler, Ralph Toupollk, R. Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August-1962 A! Buttcrfield, Roy Fox Community Safety— Clossification— BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— VanAken March—1963 1962 - 1963 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, 12-R. Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph Ken Putnam The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to chonge dates with onother member, advise the program cholrmon of the change. Members hovlng special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth 278-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorle 278-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avs.-Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.—Ann 278-5475 278-8933 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley. 163 Foirfield 278-5909 278-6598 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4435 Dr.—Aiieen-_. 278-^87 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sf.-Wilma 278-5790 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pot Phone No. 278-2110 E. Ken Leavonworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souei Beach, Coldwoter Loke— Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W, Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno 270-2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.-Virgle 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6769 278-6276 279-9360 278-5996 639-9418 278-2451 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Aiden St.—Bergef Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rci.» R. R. 2-:Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-6501 279-9551 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Reiha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armond Pagel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Nermand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys NAME 278-5842 .278-6316 278-4350 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Suzanna Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce!ia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notallo HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro —- Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlilowbrook Rd.—Elva... John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Santford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce I FREDERICK H, WEEKS COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDWATER, MICH. 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Janeon 278-5554 278-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma , Warren Willioms, Botavla—LoMoine Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time; 278-2841 Ralph Toopalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-8942 278-4222 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 278-4086 278-5091 _-278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 �'He Profits Mcst Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. AJUUST 11g 19^2 FAIR \mn\HQ ijjK DSDW't TSti, YOU, tH£ MEXV MSETIMQ OP" TK8S SOOV WitL. BE TugSDAY, Ray Mulchahev asks that you cram-a AuouST 14 BUT NOT AT THE Eut's Te«*i,c. Vte LITTLE SST 0« RoT&RV HBSTORV, CUSTOMS, AMD WHATEVERo eiLL MAKE OUR UBUAI- PJUttRBMAQE OOttW TO THE SEEMS THAT HE MAE TME PKOSRAM OW AueWST 21 and is OOPmo to 4-44 FaSR WNERE tVE antl- have a tUMCHEOH WflTH OUR 4-H FRIENDS S3HO WILL THEM TAKE 08 OVER PUT ON SOME KBPiD OF A Qo!2« TO SHOa OFF Tf1E£R (LIVESTOCK OR KWAtCVER L3KE HE 18 808NQ TO WANT SOME AU08EMCS THEIR PROdSCT MAY BE, pAftTicfiPATIOWe CMARSK of TH!8 WflS-l- At-I- Off SOUNDS cVtLi-BAMS «H0 el^PBES8ES ' r BIRTHDAYS CiONCSRN W5TH OUn IGflORAMCS OF 5SJ4AT A SJO Kem Lsavcnmorth FACTOR FABaSWa >8 IM BRANCH COUWTV^ Aunus' < ■4. Our last pROGRAf^ was sm cv}A!?ce of John Auou^r^ Georqk Otksrs Klein ivho produced am kjicellemt speaker IN TME PERSON OF AlF PsDS-CR VEOdlTC" A?iNIVS^Si^ .SS Mi rotary guests iNSTRUCrOR AT KALA'IAEOO CENTRAL HiCHi Clarence School sn Athletics, and Driver EsAicp.rion, AFTCR HS had spent A30UT 3® minutes aavtHO THfODCS- ON 8TAY9MQ ALIVE WHULE 0R6VIHG Graham Ray Smith BfiOf4sow John Elwell Hamsly-om, Oh;!!** Elmer Doaao« Bill HsktMo Harold Howard- Quiwcy Kenoallvulle, AM AUTCHS085LE I ALMOST ASKED HBM TO OP EYE ME BACK TO THE OFFICE, Brdhsom Daytonp Oweo Don Harris ^ NOTED! TMAT THIS SCEMEO TO QE THE EFFECT OH MOST OF U8r apologies TO PYTHAGORAS/ S.e,8 .r SLEPT OM A VtoLF K IDS AND MAO A ©ABY BOY. 6 EASY 9!se. T.« Y».AO SeSl-T Oi. A TKE S-SCONO ONL SLEPT OW A YC. u» H.oe mo ^ BA 30 I Tw?: 8QUAW or THE HSPPOrOTAfMtS .18 EQUAL TKE SUM OF /« ■ TOD Hiuea/" (Qorrocteid FROM THE Saturday Review OF LsTERATuacJ. You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A. 100% MEMBER •ft QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday. 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. JOHN T. Don Harris, Cran Wllcox JOHN A. President Vice-Presldent KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Crippled Children— Treosurer Aiilstant Sec'y-Treas. E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker MagazineRoy Mulehohey, H. Joseph MembershipLes Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Progrom— Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Duone Rotary InformationFritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-ArmsNorm Moore, Bob Nagle Davidson, Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Seton Bovee, N. Moore VOCATIONAL Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Buyer-Seller Relotions— ★ Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richord Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— Vlnce Kornstien, Woyne Way, Armand Pogel ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary Internationol George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary, International Don Kam, Jackson Trade Associations— R. 9-R. Nagle 25—S. Bovee 13—Bob Kerr July-1963 2—Dale 4—les Woodword 11—R. Biringer 18—Wm, Deon 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H, Bent December—1962 International Information— Chorles Bacon, Jerry Fair Bobier 25—No Meeting International Student Proieets— SPECIAL January-1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couillard Rotary Foundation- Norm Moore 22—C. Allemier 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairmen 5—R. Rumsey 12-R. Butterfield, Vinee Kornstien, Walker SPRING LADIES' Fox NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Horris R. Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo R. Patterson, M. McKeith 4—Ernest luse 11-R, Show IS—Al Butterfield 20—Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox Bert Follor, Howard Teeter Al June—1963 November—1962 6—6, K. Pearce International Contocts— Kerr Rice 30—Torg Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Culy — Director Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrod Swart 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKellh 16-Ray Pitts 23-AI Doug Woodward Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the coil of the President 7—Craig Sebald 14—R. G, Woidren 2—Gust Burondt Al Rice and William Bobier Charles Woodward, Gee. Owers, SERVICE Mav-1963 October-1962 Guests- Minstrel Show- Fred Anderson, Director at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Rural Urban- MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday oF each month 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupolik W, Williams, Ken Putnom. Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Frect Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, 23-Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Etsweiler II—Ken Putnam 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Public Relations- E. 4—J. Ken Olmsted Student 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. McKnight September—1962 R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Fellowship- DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS P. Hurley 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter Aprii-1963 21—R. Mulchahey 2e-OIin Dally J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupolik, Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 7-J. Klein 14—W. Willioms Community Safety— R. Show, R. Biringer, K. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfleld, Ray Fox VanAkon Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' ond Girls' Week— Craig Scbald, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962 - 1963 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R, 5, Coldwater—Foy Phone No. 278-5563 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons St.—Rutn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Moriorle 278-5358 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-8066 278-5386 278-5891 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N, Circle Or,-Esther 278-6033 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann CLYDE VrlLLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-823B Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lane—Emily 278-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Roth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Horold Mcknight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9471 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Relho 278-2539 279-9360 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane. Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Armond Pagel, R. R. 2, Qulncy—Lois 639-9418 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lueille 278-6598 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St,—Ann 278-8933 Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C, Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-8156 270-2451 278-5006 Gust C, Burondt, 178 Foirfleld Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 WMford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imegene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.-Dorothy John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd.—Volerle 278-6054 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 t^. Hanehett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R, 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 273-4435 278-M87 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo— 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Cl.—Morthe 278-8840 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cl.—Glodys 278-6769 278-6278 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 I. Chicago St.—Mabel Chorles Sehmitf, IB E. Alden St.—Berget Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita.. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Tofg Skobe, 155 Norn^s Rd,, R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 MotSboll^^—Gertrod#.. 278-5996 278-2979 278-6161 278-2790 278-5714 278-8316 — -278-2930 276-5842 278-6316 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Phone No, 278-8942 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1^3 W, Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwoter lake— Suzanno 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Wqrner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gloclys 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy .278-5494 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo 278-8238 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4229 278-4159 Warren Willioms, Balavio—LoMoine Bronson 369-40' Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 27P Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 27 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth-_ 9' Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seoft—Notolie HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rr' Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwot Janean Art lyon, II Park PI.—Elioro i Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.— Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.- John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Santford Jolley, 335V2 Grond St.—Joyr V T^e COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ^ AUCi'l I -JO 0-aM 962 �"/fe Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Cofdwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AUGUST '\96Z 1 fi-. CERYASNt^V Tngas wsRs: 1? Rotarsans absgmt Yh{-s -WSEK VMO MCSSSD A COMOSpTSON of Sft^ieOlATE SNtCRRST IN VMS VGRY MtCSLV PflgaCWTGD eiOUCAtJON BY EDUCATION OF THE DRIVER, OUR MGVrf N0TH8K0 Scf-KJOL SupeftSNYENOCNt, Caruo Hokkuwem* At js our HAVE AND SOMS TIME THS MAKINGS OF THAT Eo Fackla';} of Bronson; Dv/kiht SCNNETT SF VaM Vfeot, C^IIO; AMD Noel Skeoo of Coldwater guest OF Keith Pearce. INSTRUCTIONy BEST MATERIALS Wff Birthdays CAN PROCURE, AMD WE SHOULD COMC ' CUt wlWTTodod prS^odct. >. Our program th3S cowtMO week EDUCATIONAL SUT IN A duty 29. JULV 29 Tom Collinq Julv 3^ ^iCDDSNG ANNIV£Fi3AR3ES QOINQ TO QS ALONG THE LINC Charles SchBciTT Ray fWuLGHAHSY is QEINO PROCURED FOR US SV JOKH KLEIN« 9t IS AGAIN PP.ESSnVATIORe John Sckafer, Eo 'Novjicko, and Basically one feeob the student THS J8 A ROTARY GUESTS SVStCM UNDER THIS MAN^S LEAOCRSHlP* SQUSPPSD with OWN IT Jf WE A SAEAT SCHOOL THROUGH THS aeST QUALIFIED ELSE BECAUSE MATTER OF OUR belief that qsvem our COOPERATION ALL OF US HAVC AN Dale Dean July 3^^ Guvarric Coffmam Auq, iiVe HAD OUR USUAL FINE ANNUAL 2 LITTLE DSFFeKENY SENSEa TH£ PnCBENTATION WILL gaUj,1AT50N REPORT FROM Chick as narr&teo sv Frsoo 3Z ON ORJVSR AKO 8 will FROM HA2ARD A GUESS tHAt YHSmS ARE VEST FEW The WAV WE PAR}? IN The ^lk's Parking Rotary Cluss ant riHERC WvT wave the Lor AND THE WAV FROM IN WE UNFOLD TWIS LOT fv^AVBE Th8S TIME, AND SOME OF IT 18 RATHER tEDSCUS SS NEEDSOe BJCRK too, "DSVCT5D ?0 It THAT ChICR SPENDS ON THIS OROANlSA?iCM» HavS VOU EVER HEARD HIM FUSS ABOUT IT? I HAVEN^T, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresational Church STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednosdoy, 6:10 P. M. Wednetday 12:15 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Axner Olson, Director MICH. Attendance— Croig Snbald, Chester Atlemier, W. Club 1962-1963 JOHN T. DEAN ... President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Vlee-President Secretary CHARLES SCHMin Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. ★ Magazine- Rural Urban- Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Student Guests— Ray Mulehahey, H. Joseph Program- Charles Schmitt, Anderson, Russell Duane Davidson. E. Moore, Fred Public Relations- Culy, Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VanAkcn, Les Wise Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fred Anderson, Director at 12:15 p. m. Buyer-Seller Relations- Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richord Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— Viiieo Kernslion, Wayne Woy, ★ 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Armond Page! Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, R. Biringer, President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Kam, Jackson R. Putnom 25—R. Toupalik 7—Croig Sebald 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKolth 9—R. Nagle 16—Ray Pitts 23-AI Rice June-1963 30—Torg Skabo Charles Woodward, Geo. Owers, Doug Woodward INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts- 4—Ernest Luse 11—R, Shaw November-1962 6—B. K. Peorce 13-Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox 18—Wm. 25—No Meeting Tnternationai Student Projects— January—1963 1—tJo Meeting D. Davidson, W. Coulllord Bovee 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise Bobier Chorles Bacon, Jerry Fair Butterfield 25—S. 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent 4—Les Woodword 11—R. Biringer Internotlonol Information— 18—Al July-1963 December-1962 Bert Faller, Howard Teeter SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward Rotary FoundationR. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 15—D. Harris 22~C. Allemler Torg Skabo 29—Paul Hurley STAG NITE John Walker February—1963 SONG LEADERS Fred Neer — Chairman 5—R. Rumsey Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, R. Patterson, M. MeKelth 14—R. G. Woldron 2—Gust Burandt Minstrel Show- Kcrr Moy—1963 October—1962 Al Rice ond Williom Bobier Trade Associations— 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Etsweiler 18—Jerry Foir Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 4—J. 11—Ken Keith Pcaree, R. G. Woldron Sergeont-ot-ArmsNorm Moore, Bob Nagle ★ BOARD R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ken Olmsted W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Fred 2—Tom Collins 9—Mork Andrews 16-H. McKnighl September—1962 4-H Youth- Clyde Williams Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, April-1963 21—R. Mulehahey 28-Olln Dolly P. Hurley Crippled Children— 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26-H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14—W. Williams J. Etsweiler, Ralph Teupallk, Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker 5—Armand Page! PROGRAMS August—1962 a! Butterfield, Roy Fox Community Safety— Bulletin- March—1963 1962-1963 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— R. Show, R. Biringer, H. Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION Axner Olson, VonAken ClessIRcalion— ★ FRED WEEKS COMMUNITY SERVICE Russell Moore, Director COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE Ken Putnam 12-R. SPRING LADIES' Fox NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dotes with onofher member, advise the progrom ehairmon of the change. Members having spfclol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist wilh the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorle Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoref Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 273-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Edison Cl.—Thelmo ... 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillofd, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.—Dorothy NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat Phone No. 278-2110 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranco Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily 278-6850 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 270-2841 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Anneflo Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlofle Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, o Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 270-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4435 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-6840 278-6769 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 278-5512 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St,-Dorothy... 278-5494 279-9551 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-2539 Suionna 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson Sf.-Delia Free H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4159 639-9418 278-2979 Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5033 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Kenneth Putnam, 11 E, Chicogo St.—Mabel Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Vlrgie 278-2790 278-8156 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notoiie Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth...278-5996 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2451 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R, 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Conrad Swortj^ 471 Marshall St,—Gertrude 278-5842 278-4350 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia - Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Loke— Jonean 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Santford Jolley, 335'/2 Grond St.—Joyce u i FREtlERICK H. COLDWATER, 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-5033 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .. 278-4086 Motary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4424 278-6393 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Armond Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Webster Treat, 3492 San Souei Beach, Coldwater Lake— Bronson 369-4024 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 270-5909 278-2261 278-2947 Worren Williams, Bolavio—laMoine Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma. Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha 278-2818 278-6501 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 279-9360 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICH. INC, 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 ..278-6730 278-5049 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB; Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. juLv 3Q. ^9^:2 Next week our proooam 8S jn the hands oi' RAISE MONEY SUT ALSO TRYING TO COME UP Bos ViHoujNOft WITH 0CP4E ANSWERS.,.. 'You WILL REMBVIBER He wbu. pregewt ao mjb SPEAKEH, Carlo HEfiKKlNCN (i am going to THE ENGINEERS CAME UP WITH A PRETTY GOOD HAVE TO FIND OUT HOW HE PRONOUNCES HIS REPORT, name). They are wow awaiting some ESTH4ATES OH COSTS OF RESTORATION, He will pbosasuy se dijeaiumq on owe OR MOKE FAVORITE TOPICS OF SCHOOL OF US ARE OPTIMISTIC ENOUGH TO THINK SUPERIMTCNDENT8 IN THIS ERA. THAT WE MAY PUT ON THE 19^3 f^OTARY Ke WILL SoME PROBABLY a£ COMFORTEO TO KNOW THAT HE WILL Extravaganza in the Tissittb, BE SPEAK INS TO 7C OR MORE EXPERTS ON MEANTIME LeS 95SJULO LIKE TO DRESS UP THE S<S400LS OSPENOINO ON HOW MANY OF YOU Sl-lOW Tisbitts Marquee, UPo BRUSH? EvFKVBOOV knows EVERyTHIMQ THERE 18 TO KNOW ABOUT GCHOOLS, In the Anygocy cot a paint It wouldn't take long. SeRIOUBLV, WE BIRTHOAYS hear THSMOS that MAKE US THOSIK THAT OUR July 25 Valaris Dean Esther Bent eoUCATGONAL SYSTEM AG GOING ALCNO PRETTY liULY 27 WELL AND 18 001MS 70 BE EVEN BETTER. /£ODJ ^jG Am 1VER3ARIES THIS LAST WEEK we had a very fine Bos ^iAaLE«s PRCQENTATIOM OF THE LOCAL POWER SITUATION o'OLY 2A John Dean^s July 2S (ThSY eWOULDA GOT MARRIED on Valerie's birthoav) BY Hal Mumh sponsored by Bob Swsst, It WOULD SEEM THAT MUNICIPAL MANUFACTURE OF POWER UNDER ITS PRESENT ASLE DIRECTION IS A REAL GOOD TWBNQ. ROTARY GUEBTS VOUR EDITOR THINKS HE n WAV EVEN have THE POWERS THAT BE INTERESTED Gil PiLLioOp Angola; Clarence Snyoer, Bronson; John Etsweiler iU^ quEst of IN TRACING OOWN THE NOISE THAT ASSAULTS John H of Coldwater; and Dick Hill of Clevelano quest of Wayne Way. YOUR RADIO ON GrAMD StREET. WE SEEM TO BE NOT ONLY IN A POSITION TO PAY OFF ON THE RCV04UE BONOS BUT ALSO PAY A BIT TO THE City and have a little left in the poke. j QUiTE A FEW ABSENTEES. LET'S MAKE THIS iPl I Just talked to Gertrude Swart, This is contrary to all goverkmemt DOINQ REAL WELL^. Connie NOW AT HOME. FINANCINS. 31 fW CASE YOU HAVE SEEN VTONOERlNQ, AND 1 tHl WX SOME 0Fnj&l|iAVS7^1^~T| BBlTTff Theatre is not. dead. Don Karris Vou will remember THAT OUR OViN Leq WOOOVVASO 13 HEAD OF A COMMITTEE WHICH IS NOT ONLY TRYING TO You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednecday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY President Vite-Presidonf Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. ★ Directors — John T. Dean, Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, Charles Sehmilt, Freo Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duone E. Davidson. ★ OF DIRECTORS Crippled Children— Mogezlne— Rural Urban- Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ProgramClyde Williams Student Guests- Seton Bovee, N. Moore Rotary InformaHon— 4-H Youth- Speciol—At the call of the President Competitor RelationsWebb Treat, Richard Moore, ★ Employer-Employee RelationsVinee Kornstlen, Woyne Woy, INTERNATIONAL Armond Pagel President Rotary International NITISH C. lAHARRY, Calcutta, Indio General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois R. Don Karn, Jackson 18—Wm. 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise Bobler SPECIAL Norm Moore 29—Pool Hurley February—1963 SONG LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstlen, STAG NITE John Wolker SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword 15—D. Harris 22—C. Allemier R. Rumsey, John Klein, The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you wont to change dates Bovee 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornsfien 30-H. Bent January—1963 1—No Meeting Torg Skobo R. Patterson, M. McKeith Luse 25—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— Kerr 25—S. July-1963 4—Les Woodward 11—R. Biringer Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Trade Associations— 6—8. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. Wilcox December—1962 International Student ProjectsD. Davidson, W. Couitlard Ken Leavenworth, R. Biringer, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Intemotionol 4—Ernest n-R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield November—1962 International Information- Oceupotional Information- June-1963 30—Torg Skabe Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart 14-R. G. Waidron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith Burondt 23-AI Rice International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— Olin Dolly, H. Goodholm, D. Dean May-1963 7—Croig Sebold 16—Ray Pitts W. Williams, Ken Putnam. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ 30—R. Patterson Putnam 9—R. Nogle Doug Woodward at 12:15 p. m. 636 ROTARY 2—Gust Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers, VOCATIONAL SERVICE 23—Fred Neer Etsweiier October—1962 Al Rice and William Bobler Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupolik Minstrel Show- Fred Anderson, Director ^ 4—J. 11—Ken Keith Pearce, R. G. Waidron Public Relations— Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT R. Yingling, 0. Shorno. Roy Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Aprii-1963 September—1962 Ken Olmsted Fritz VonAken, Les Wise Sergeont-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nogle Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist BOARD Don Horris, Cran Wilcex fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Klein 21—R. Mulchahey 28—Olin Dolly P. Hurley 5—Armond Pagel 12—C. Bocon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 14—W. Williams J. Etsweiier, Ralph Toupolik, Club Bulletin- I962.I963 7-J. Community Safety- R, Shaw, R. Biringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Af Butterfield, Roy Fox W. VanAken Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Beys' and Girls' Week- Craig Sebald, Chester AMemier, March—1963 1962-1963 Russell Moore, Director Axner Olson, Director Attendance— * FRED WEEKS COMMUNITY, SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE R. Yingling 26—H. Joseph ith another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kofhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Rutn Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorie Harvey G- Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 146—Pot H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Rutn Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Anneffo Phone No. ^^§*^11? 278-6501 278-6850 ...278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas. 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Ralph Toupolik. R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieogo-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Coldwoter loke— Suzanne 278-5554 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-2612 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W, Chicogo—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4229 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.—Dorothy 279-9471 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Reiha 278-8609 278-6127 Armand Pogel, R. R. 2, Qulncy—Lois Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Ciara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelma 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Wilford Couillard, 6u N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 278-2818 Duano E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T, Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Roller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sl.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4435 278-W87 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, a Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-88^ Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lilo 276-5078 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice— 278-4243 278-5494 27B-4159 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edno 278-2539 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 278-5996 Worren Wlllioms, Batovia—LaMolne Bronson 369-4024 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. 278-5033 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgio 278-2790 278-8156 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St,—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R, 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget 279-9360 639-9418 278-6161 278-2451 278-5714 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond Sf.—Ann T 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.....273-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R, 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 276-4350 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WHma Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colia .278-8238 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.-Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. CoFFmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 jyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean.. Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen Santford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce 278-5091 276-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 /. The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. R'otary REFLECTOR JUL!?7 i Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS COLDWATER, MICH, IMC �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the ,U. S. A. July 21, 1962 John Williams, 639-.3165, Most of you yere present, so we uill not own tableware! ,^wcsr it out, but we thought our District Goyernor, Ban Kam, did an excellent job on a diet, of portraying the four avenues of service. BIRTHDAYS Bring your Sounds good if you aren't ' ' ' Once at least the Yan Akeus were not alone Fred Ander son July 19 when it developed that Dan Is & fellow Les Woodward July 19 aluinnus. Harry Josrph July 21 In the evening, we changed Mil WEDDIIffi AHHIYSltSAHIES and again had the pleasure of sitting ajijund This spaco in memory of Chuck Woodward, with Governor Dan and going over our who got auiy, progT&ias of the past, prsssnt, and future. Bext week, the program is in charge of It certainly does one good to have someone Bob Sweet. else give us a fresh approach. but finally broke down and iimitted that The trouble Re ms trying to be real coy, with most of us in our clubs, our churches, the program would be EI£JJTRX.?7IKC. sind in our own vocation Is that we c^g so think ho is juut the live wire to do It, buried In the forest that we don't see the I don't know wlisther be Is going to present trses^ anybody with &ry personal magnetism. This Ifein Ksm is an r^.azing man. We Guess I have worked this one as far as Project (maybe) We are taking the risk of being lauded I had better. RSCWMDED R/IADIHG at, but did it ever occur to you ttiat we We are perfectly aware tliit many of you do not have any public rest rooms in Coldwater? don't read tho monthly Rotary oBgaalne Haybe we could do a super from cover to cover. minstrel show, get together with Tom would be ihtorested in loc:iag over some Collins, Eiad the rest of the wheels at City Hall, and get someplace to go! We to think you articles In cormection wit] our new This Rotary President, Kitish Umrry. isn't the worst idea we have had this week. There Is a picture of him on the iront cover and you will note the vciy s rong lines Secretary Chick handed us a rather long list of absentees this ysek, of his face. tie hope the It is especial!f Interesting to read a write-up by two of is friends, brethren are all making up someplace. nsmm rotahms QUIHCT has no noon meeting on Monday the George Jeffery, Bronsoa; Js-ck ;chafer» 23rd, Broason; Ray Smith, Bronson; E rry Ryan, They are having a ladies ni^t which is to bs a raft ride on Marble lake, and Bronson; and Dick Meyersoa, Scifua&zoo. & steak dinner. Other GUESTS It all starts from the Kelvin Blue ho© on the lake at 6:15 ?«M, Jo B. Mickel, Wilbur Stutsia^; and B, S. Monday, the 23rd. Tou are invited, but Dooloy of Three Rivers; Harolf Coddingtoa must immediately ssalce reservation with of Cold^j&.ter, and A.M. Gu^-er >f Coldwater. Dju Harris, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •d QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedne.doy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednetday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Craig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. ★ JOHN T. DEAN CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Pre»ident Vlee-Prasident Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Treosurer AssUtont Sec'yTreos. ★ Andersen, Russell Moere, Fred Culy, Duane Davidson. Rural Urban- MembershipLei Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts Student Guests— Roy Mulchohey, H. Joseph Seton Bovae, N. Moore DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:15 p. m. Fred Anderson, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— * Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee Relations— ★ VInce Kornstien, Woyne Way, Armand Pogel INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International N1TISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutta, India Doug Woodward R, 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Harris Norm Meoro 29—Paul Hurley Februory—1963 SONG LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman Bullerfield, Vince Kornstien, 12-R. STAG NITE John Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE Fox R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno 26—H. Joseph Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeilh FALL LADIES' NITE 22-C. Allemier Torg Skobo Al SPECIAL EVENTS 1—No Meeting Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, Johr> Klein, Kerr 30-H. Bent Bobier Jonuary—1963 D, Davidson, W. Couillard Trade Associations— Don Kam, Jackson 18—Wm. 25—No Meeting Inlernotional Student Projects— Ken Leavenworfh, R. BIringer, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary, International 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 23—V. Kornstien 4—Les Woodword 11—R. BIringer International InformationCharles Bacon, Jerry Fair Bovee July-1963 December—1962 Bert Faller, Howord Teeter Tom Collins, Conrad Swart 25—S. 27-C. Wilcox International Contacts- Occupational Information- 18—Al Butterfield 6—B. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Four-Woy Test— General Secretary, Rotary Internotionol June-1963 4—Ernest Luse 11-R. Show 30—Torg Skabo Chorle* Woodward, Oeo. Owers, November—1962 Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, D. Dean Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—R. Nogle 16—Ray Pitts 23-AI Rice Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS 7—Craig Sebald 14—R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 2—Gust Burandt Al Rice and William Bobter Minstrel Show— Fritz VonAken, Les Wise Regulor—First Thursday of each month Moy—1963 October—1962 4.H YouthW. Williams, Ken Putnam. Clyde Williams Public Relations— 23—Fred Neer 30—R. Patterson Putnam 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupalik Keith Peorce, R. G. Waldron Sergeant-at-ArmsNorm Moore, Bob Nagle ★ OF Magoxine— 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnIght 4—J. Etsweiler 11—Ken 5—Armand Page! 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter Aprir-1963 September—1962 Ken Olmsted Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Program- Directort — John T. Dean, Clyde Willloms, Axner Olson, Charles Schmllt, Fred E. Don Korris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Sweet, J. Walker Klein U_W. Williams 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dally P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 1962-1963 7-J. Community Sofety— J. Etsweiler, Ralph Toupalik, R. Shaw, R. Btringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 A1 Buttorfield, Ray Fox VonAken Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance— Moreh—1963 1962 - 1963 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairmen — Telephone 278-6238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Marjorle 278-5358 276-6821 Richard BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon 278-8086 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondf, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Bex 307—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avn.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6843 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Avo.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgnioor Rd.—Volerle John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille 278-5909 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 278-4435 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 278-6788 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Marfho 278-6840 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sf.-Wilmei 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Pot H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworfh, 77 Mople lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Reiha ... 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 278-2261 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 279-9492 278-5512 278;2539 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-5078 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Vlrgle 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-5996 639-9418 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmift, 18 E. Alden St.-Bergef 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise-___.278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd.. R. R, 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Suzanno Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz 'VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Anrt Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo Warren Willioms, Botavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth M Ij irOlIMWAWS- ALWAY FREDERICK H. 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 278-8238 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chlcogo Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Ed Heltz, 164M iyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Eloino Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Eiva_. John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen Santford Jolley, 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce I by 278-5585 278-4159 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Jlotary REFLECTOR Published ..278-5554 278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWA' 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Eileen 278-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souel Beach, Coldwaler Loke— 279-9360 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Phone No. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 — George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armand Page!, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 �"He Profits' Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JULY U, 1962 Next week the proqram waul be given over There were extremelv^few United States TO the District Governor. tVC mope that FLAGS FLOWN OH THE FoURTH OF JULY.SN VOU HAVE VOUR REPORTS IN, IP YOU HAV&N*T THIS CITY, IT 18 4UeT A LITTLE LATE. The DISTRICT MEANS Governor is Dan £« Karn whose.classipi- WITH cat ion IS Past Service and he comes to os MAYBE FROM the Jackson Club. (They make electricity too.) YEARS PEOPLE A HAMMER THIS 18 WANT A ANO SICKLE THE WAY RED FLAG ON IT SUCH BUT THINGS START. He retired in 19^ AS President or Consumer's Power Company. ALMOST THIRTY THAT We don't think that this BIRTIWYS He has IN RoTARY AMD HAS BEEN Guvarie Coffman July MIXED UP IN ABOUT EVERY ACTIVITY OF RoTARY, Harvey Bent July 11 THE COIklMUNITy OF JacKSON, ANO ALSO THE Ruth Fiske July 11 State of Michiqan. Edna Olmsted July 14 Besides our usual S NOON MCeriNQ THERE WILL ALSO BE A 7lOO P.M. ASSEMBLY TuESOAY EVENING AT MaCK'S AlRpCVtT Inn. This will se a dinner meeting. ANNiVERSARIES If VOU DID NOT HOLD UP YOUR HAND LAST TUES •Fred Culy July DAY NOON, 'Ray Fox July 10 .Mark Andrews July PLEASE IMMEDIATELY CALL JOHN Dean so arranqcments can be made for you TO be & 12 ingluoeo. VlS(TlhG ROTARlA^fi were Dhioht Bennett The program at the last meeting was ih of Van Wert, Ohio, Ray Hsrsmman of CHARGE OF OOCTOR JacK C. ELLIOTT WHO Renssclaer, GAVE US OF Battle Creek. AN INTERESTING ILLUSTRATED Inoiana, and Dick Kerr OSSCRlPTfON OF AFGHANISTAN. ADDITIONAL GUESTS here Capt, Fred Weeks BY THE WAY none of you picked it up, or WHO AT LEAST IF YOU DID I WAS NOT INFORMED, Georgia, but seems like i overheard BUT YOUR EDITOR MISSPELLED AFGHANISTAN HE IN THE LAST BULLETIN. GAVE his ADDRESS AS AuGUSTA, VMS ON HIS way TO AN ASSIGNMENT in France, and Lowell Kelly of Coldwater. This project outlined by Russell Moore LOOKS PRETTY GOOD TO US. TheRE SEEMS TC__BE QUITE GOVERNMENTAL A LET DOWN- IN INTERESTS AND PATRIOTISM Don Harris IN OUR MIDST. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M*. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. Ru>sell Moore, Director Axner Olson, Director Attendance— Croig Sebald, Chester Allemier, W. VanAken Boys' and Girls' Week— Club Bulletin- 1962.1963 JOHN T. DEAN Projidenf CLYDE WILLIAMS Vlco-Prssident JOHN A. KENNEDY Setrotary CHARLES SCHMITT . Treasurer FRED WEEKS AssUtanf Sec'yTreos. Don Harris, Cran Wileox Fellowship— E. Luse, R. Swoet, J. Walker Magazine- Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ProgramAxner Olson, Charles Anderson, Russell Duone Davidson. E, Schmltl, Fred ★ OF DIRECTORS VOCATIONAL SERVICE month Fred Anderson, Director Buyer.Seller Relations- ★ Olin Dally, H. Goodholm, 0. Dean Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, EmpIoyer.Employee Relations— ★ ROTARY Bovee, N. Moore Vinee Kornstien, Wayne Way, INTERNATIONAL Armand Pagel President Rotary International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutto, India P. Hurley Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno. 4—J. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Don Horn, Jachson R. Putnam IB—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupallk Keith Peorce, R. G. Woidron October-1962 Student Guests- 2—Gust Burandt A! Rice and William Bebier 9—R. Nagle 16—Roy 23-AI Charles Woodword, Geo. Owers, November—1962 Doug Woodward 6—B. K. Peorce 13-Bob Kerr 20—Fred Weeks INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 27-C. International Contacts- Wilcox December-1962 Bert Foiler, Howard Teeter International irrformation— U-R. G. Woidron 21-K. Olmsted 2a-M. Torg Skabo McKeith June—1963 4—Ernest luse 11-R. Shaw 18—Al Bufterfield 25—S. Bovee July-1963 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise Kornstien 30-H. Bent SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodward 15—D. Harris Rotary Foundation— R. Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 22—C. Allemier 29-Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman Bufterfield, Vince Mav-1963 7—Craig Sebatd 23—V. Bobler January—1963 1—No Meeting Al 23—Fred Near 30—R. Patterson i—les Woodward 18—Wm. International Student Proieets- Associations— 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16-H. McKnight 11—R. Biringer 25—No Meeting R. Patterson, M. McKeith Aprll-1963 16—G. Owers Chorles Bacon, Jerry Fair D. Davidson, W. Couillord 5—Armand Pogel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter Pitts Rice 30—Torg Skobe Minstrel Show- Kerr Trade Etsweiier 11—Ken Rural Urban- Ken leavenworth, R. Biringer, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Williams September—1962 Ken Olmsted Four-Woy TestTom Collins, Conrod Swart Oecupatienol informotien— General Secretary, Rotary Internotionol Klein 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olin Dally Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 Seton Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeont'ot-ArmsNorm Moore, Bob Nagle Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD Public Relations— Moore, Fred Culy, 7-J. U-W. J. Etsweiier, Ralph Toupallk, 4-H YouthW. Williams, Ken Putnam. Clyde Williams Dlrectors — John T. Dean, Clyde Willioms, PROGRAMS August-1962 A! Bufterfield, Ray Fox R. Shaw, R. BIringer, H. Etent OfflCERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Community Safety— Clossification- March-1963 1962 . 1963 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 12-R. Kornstien, SPRING LADIES' Fox NITE R. Yingling 19—D. Shorno Ken Putnam Walker 26—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the year 1962-63. If you want to change dates with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mopic lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons St.—Ruin ... Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Mariorle Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Eslher Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pol Phone No. 278-5563 276-6033 Horold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 278-5078 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Rev. Albert Bufterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 27B-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.—Dorothy 278-6054 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Olin Doily, 61 Mople Lane—Jane .... 278-2818 278-5386 279-9471 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieogo-Eileen 278-5556 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 171 Grand St.—Claro E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 27B-5891 Bovee, 278-6850 278-6501 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Seton Phone No. 278-8942 278-2261 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily 278-6821 278-6843 278-80B6 Wifliom Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Ernest W. Luse, R, R. 3—Ruth H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-5358 Phone No. 278-2110 278-2947 278-6278 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Coldwater Lake— Suianna Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-5554 278-2612 Russell G. Woidron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia 278-4229 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 279-9492 278-5512 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Reiha _. 278-2539 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Frea H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5585 278-4243 278-5494 278-4159 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave-—Ellen Jo 278-8609 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth Armond Pogel, R. R. 2, Quincy—Lois Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 Roy C. Poflerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 278-6598 B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foiler, 95 N, Hanchetf St.—Charlotte 278-5475 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ... 278-4086 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor ifd.—Valerie 278-5909 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro .278-8933 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 278-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.-Virgie Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Charles Schmilt, 18 E- Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5942 278-6687 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Robert E. Shaw, 106" Grand St.-Ann 278-6783 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5790 276-8840 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude K 278-5996 639-9418 278-4222 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 276-6316 278-4350 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen Sontford Jolley. 335V2 Grand St.—Joyce . The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I FREDERICK H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER, 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 MICH. 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ■Eir.T 7, 1%.? this is a nen ■ffeatuice for us —ue never try to i^rite a news "bulletin. STATISTICAL DESPAB We (iOuldsH be in this fix If m had sense Wedding Annlversariess enough to say 10! Wayne Way July 1st Wince Komstien July 2nd Tro'uble is, »e heard somewhere that a Rotarian doesnH say no- The high cosmnd is going to wish Blrthteys soBSDOdy hadn't thou^t up that ruleW® will do the "best we can- The other half of that ^ Is Craa Wiicos- Please feed us any infor^tion that can he printed- Lots of tifass you may know something t!mt ve don't. PREPTT STUPID IF TOU OT'T. Russell Koore July 3rd Mrs. Torg Skabo July 6th Olia rully July 7th LOOK AT THE BACK OF THIS SHEET, AHD KSO? WHSH YOU ABE RESPWISIELS FOR THE mOCRAM. There isn't going to he any real rigid news or editorial policy for this sheet. One promise, there will he no Mr. Censermtive coIueti. Wc are quite a little tired of psoplo way on the right —or waor^oir-the^l^ft'.—KHyhe-^is stems Very few early leavers this week. Only two who asre members of the Club. Guests worcJuBker, Weber, and Gosley of Brosoon; James R- Ewiiag of Brookfield, Mo.; Bill Frits of Lansing, and Eric Schwsngel end Ed Ulaad of ColdiES-tsr- from our al^ys heing caught in the THIS WEEK'S PROGRAM middle. Jess Waidroa, our old fashioned values, and ^^t we Looks like our attendance could he quite a hit better—May attendance ms This gave us a miking of 17th in a 49 Gluh District. the upper thli^? Sure wc were, "but the Few cXiihs are located ^ere the safes-up facilities are better. In ssse of the Wsstsra States you sight have to siles or Bioro^ t© i^keup. are going to lose if we don't rise up and give battle. HEXT WEES: Pretty nsar other three clu'bs in the county were hi^r. presented Ed Saapson of Battle Creek who talked on some of A MILD SCOIB® 91«7^. ms in charge of -If Wayne Way has the progras and is going to present Dr. Jack C. Elliott from M.S.U. {former local boy) idxo has had recent exj^rience in Afi^istaa. His Doctorate is in the field of Botany. Take a look at your atlas before you come._ W^ wish a you happened to he a isemher of Hose, speedy recovery to oar ailing brethssu, Alasl^. Clu'ba and needed a malrcup, the who are Conrad Si^ts and ^rry Jose^. -''Narest Club on the Horth American We hear that "both are on the mez^. continent would he Fairbanks, Alaska. If the bush pilots were withered in. It would "be about two weeks by real fast dog teas. So we have it real good! You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •I yV Mo Monday IZil^' M. :h QUINCY — Union Church f/-.- AIBIGN j|— Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Stu'rges Auditorii^ ^ Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday. 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Axner Olson, Director Russell Moore, Director Attendance— W. ★ T. DEAN President CLYDE WILLIAMS JOHN A. KENNEDY Vice President Secretary CHARLES SCHMin Treasurer Assistant See'yTroas. •k Directors — John T. Dean. Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, Charles Schmilt, Frea Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, Duane E. Davidson. Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Don Harris, Cron Wlleox Fellowship— E. Lusa, R. Sweet, J. Walker Mogczine— Soten Bovco, N. Moore Rotary InformationFritz VanAken, Les Wise Sergeant-at-Arms— Norm Moore, Bob Nagle Keith Pearce, R. G. Waldron Al Rice and William Bobier 4.H Youth- Buyer-Seller Relations- * Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- Webb Treat, Richard Moore, Employer-Employee RelationsVinec Kornsfien, Wayne Woy, ★ INTERNATIONAL Armand Pagel Four-Way TestTom Collins, Conrad Swart President Rotory International NITISH C. LAHARRY, Calcutto, India General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 23-AI Rice Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 6—8. K. Pearce 13-Bob Kerr 20-Fred Weeks 27-C. R. 18—Wm. International Student Proiects— Jonuary-1963 1—No Meeting D. Davidson, W. Couillard SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 8—C. Woodword 15—D. Harris Rotary Foundotion— R, Rumsey, John Klein, Norm Moore 22-C. Allemier Torg Skobo 29-Paul Hurley STAG NITE John February—1963 SONG LEADERS 5—R. Rumsey Fred Neer — Chairman Kerr 23—V. Kornstien 30-H. Bent Bobier 25—No Meeting Al Butterfield, Vince Kornstien, Ken Putnam R. Patterson, M. McKeith 2—Dale Dean 9-L. Wise 16—G. Owers 11—R. Birlnger Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair Luse July-1963 Wllcox December—1962 4—Les Woodward International Information- Trade Associations- Don Karn, Jackson 4—Ernest 11—R. Shaw 18—Al Butterfield 25—S. Bovee November—1962 SERVICE Bert Faller, Howard Teeter Ken Leavenworth, R. Birlnger, June-1963 30—Torg Skabo International Contacts- Occupational Information- 14-R. G. Waldron 21-K. Olmsted 28-M. McKeith 16—Roy Pitts W. Williams, Ken Putnam. Doug Woodward Olin Dolly, H. Goodhelm, D. Dean Patterson May-1963 7—Craig Sebald 9—R. Nagle Charle.s Woodward, Geo. Owers, Fred Anderson, Director 30—R. Putnam October—1962 2—Gust Burondt Student Guests— Minstrel Show— VOCATIONAL SERVICE 23—Fred Neer Etsweiler 18—Jerry Fair 25—R. Toupalik Fred Culy — Director MEETINGS at 12:15 p. m. 636 ROTARY 4—J. 11—Ken Rural Urban- INTERNATIONAL 2—Tom Collins 9—Mark Andrews 16—H. McKnight September—1962 Ken Ormsled Public Relations— ^''gular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT Crippled Children— R. Yingling, D. Shorno, Ray Mulchahey, H. Joseph Membership— Les Woodward, M. Andrews, R. Pitts ProgramClyde Willioms Apirl-1963 21—R. Mulchahey 28-Olln Dally P. Hurley Club Bulletin- 1962.1963 FRED WEEKS J. Etsweiler, Ralph Teupalik, 5—Armand Pagel 12—C. Bacon 19—Rich. Moore 26—H. Teeter 7-J. Klein 14—W. Willioms Community Safety— R. Shaw, R. BIringer, H. Bent PROGRAMS August—1962 Al Butterfield, Roy Fox VanAkan Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN Beys' and Girls' Week— Craig Sebold, Chester Allemier, March—1963 1962-1963 ROTARY Walker SPRING LADIES' NITE 12-R. Fox 19—D. Shorno R. Yingling 24—H. Joseph The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1962-63. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. CLYDE WILLIAMS, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-8238 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 30, 1962 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coidwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mofk S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rufn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Pat H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily Phone No. 278-2110 278-6501 278-6850 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arieno Phone No. 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Or.—Virginia 278-2841 tfoword M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3—Ruth Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coidwater St. Home—Carol tJormand Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annefia Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lifo 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-5512 Woyne W, Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 278-2818 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relho 279-9360 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd.—Valeire John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorroine 278-2979 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann .278-8933 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mobel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle 278-2790 278-8156 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circio Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Claro Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 278-5386 278-5391 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno 278-6054 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Ciorke Avo.—Dorolhy Olin Dally. 61 Maple lane-Jane... Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Oonold M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 276-5318 278-6517 278-5942 278-4435 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma-__-_ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8609 278-W67 278-6708 278-5790 278-8840 Rooert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizoboth Armand Page), R. R. 2, Quiney—Lois Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebofd, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 t^orroWs Rd., R."R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 279-9492 278-2539 278-5996 639-9418 278-6161 278-2451 278-5006 273-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 ..278-6316 278-4350 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Coidwater LakeSuzonna 278-2612 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice 278-4159 Warren Williams, Botovia—LaMoino Lester f. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 12:15 p.m., TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorire S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chieogo Rd.—Noio Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coidwater Lake— Janean 278-4086 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Grefehen Sanfrord Jolley, 335'/2 Grond St.-Joyco __,...278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 278-5049 See. 34.66. P. L. & R PRE0SRICIC He WEEKS MICHIGAN 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie I COLDWATER, 278-5494 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Jotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-5556 quality spring products, INC COLDWATER, JilCH, �ccr;- June 28, 1962 A successful year to our new President John Dean and we hope he en3oys his neckties. On Tuesday, June 26, Robert Loose (Bob) was admitted to club membership being sponsored by the new President John Dean. Bob was born in Branch County on January 28, 1922. He completed grade school at Batavia and was graduated from the Coldwater High School in June, 19U2, He enlisted in the U. S. Marines in 19U2 and served with the 3^ Division^ He was wounded on Guam and was discharged in November of 19U5. He was married in Coldwater to Margaret Wood on November 18, 19hS> He worked from 19a5 to X9ho at Quality Springs Company and then began his apprenticeship in^plumbing at/the Standard ^ Plumbing Shop. He bought the firm in 19IpO and has operated it since, ^ is a licenseeMaster Plumber. He and Margaret attend the Baptist Church, He is a 3^d Degree Mason, a member of the Branch County Shrine Club, an Elk, and a member of the American Legion, He is also a member of the State and National Plumbers Association. Ei3 hobbies are organ playing, hunting and golf. His favorite food is sea food - but likes all foods, Wilford Couillard is making arrangements for the club members to take part in the Annual Rotary Golf Toiu-nament to be held at the Walnut Hills Country Club at East Lansing on July 23. Some foursomes have been made up. If you can go, get in touch with Wilford as reservations close July 11. Various Committee Chairmen should have their reports and plans available on Tuesday, July 3. This is a must. We are glad to hear Conrad Swart is progressing satisfactorily and are also glad to have Kenny Olmsted back with us. Wedding Anniversaries June 20 - The Jerry Fairs June June June June June 22 22 23 23 26 - The Dick Moores - The Gus Burandts - The Warren Williams - The Bert Fallers - The Red McKnights June 30 - The John Etsweilers Birthdays June 21 - Craig Sebald June 21 - Mrs. E. Byron Thomas June 22 - E. Byron Thomas June 22 - Mrs. Ray Patterson June 26 - Torg Skabo June 28 - Mrs. Ray Mulchahey June 30 - Mrs. Ralph Toupalik We could not publish Everett Raybom's biography as he was absent Tuesday, It will appear at a later date. With this bulletin we sing our "swan song" as Don Harris is taking over July 1. We have enjoyed getting out the bulletin and have only one gripe - the members will not give you news items. Twenty-three gets you a free lunch. There are several which the club formerly did that we have missed. One is the "birthday table" and the other is the "Christmas Baskets" anrl we hope they will be reinstituted. Tuesday's program viith Warner Van/iken showed us "Sun City" at Phoenix, Arisone vrfrere "we oldsters" can retire and live a "full life". It was good and worthwhile. Thanks to Ray Pitts for getting out last week's bulletin. The canoe trip was fun with one exception — when we chased a bear away from our food at 2:00 a.m. So Long Ray �.HCltf ,RETAWDLOC .CKI ,STCUDORP GNIRPS YTILAUQ SKEEW f"OOo .H KCXR5DERF �"He Profits Most WJib Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. June 21, 1962 TUESDAY'S PROGRAM with our own Roy Patterson showing his colored slides and narrating the recent towc of Europe, which he took with Mrs, Patterson, was a very interesting program. "Pat" told members that he found Europe booming under the impact of the j^ommon Market, He stated that he believes within 10 years United States will be the "Old World" instead of "New" unless this country gets some economic aid or tax relief. Pattersons traveled some 3,^00 miles after reaching England, from Northern Europe to the tip of England. NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM was to have been chairmaned by Conrad Swart who is presently re cuperating satisfactorily at the Community Health Center. As of this date we have been unable to find out what the program will be, but our wishes for a speedy recovery go out to Conrad, ROTARIAN FRED ANDERSON pointed out an error that bulletin editor Ray Mulchahey made in stating that less than 1^ of registered voters voted in the recent school election, Anderson said that voted, and that record coulr' stand improvement, ABSENTEES - 2h EARLY LEAVERS - 5 THE FOLLOVJING VISITING ROTARIANS and guests were welcomed by John Walker: Dale Ulery, Goshen, Indiana^ Erwin Buuck, Decatur, Indiana; Leonard Schroeder, West Milton, Ohio; William Norris, West Milton, Ohio; Lloyd Junker, Bronson; Ed Nowicki, Bronson; Robert Stocker, Bronson; Dick Kerr, Battle Creek; Bert Seynders, Battle Creek, OUR NEWEST CLUB MEMBER is Everett Rayborn, vice-president and plant manager of Quality Aluminum Products, who was presented by Robert Sweet, Everett and his wife, Virgie, live at 560 Grand Street, Coldwater, THIS PORTION IS DEDICATED TO THE SPACE AGE You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. X -BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION DUANE E. DAVIDSON Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richord Biringer Vlee-President Fellowship- Secretary Treasurer FRED WEEKS Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donold Harris, Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Asst. Seey.-Treos. Mogezine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Way ★ Student Guests- Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews Russell Moore. Dale Dean, Warren Williams ProgramJohn Mrs. Groce Patterson—Organist T. Dean Seton INTERNATIONAL Carl ★ VInlon, Norm Moore Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman International Information- Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse ★ Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Chester ANcmier, Harold Goodholm President Rotory International International Student Prelects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Faller JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Cralg Sebald Foui-Way Test- George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DIsf., Rotary, International Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo March-1962 6-C. Wilcox, Wise International September—1961 20—H. 5—S. Bovee 12-C. FIske Faller 10-R. Fox Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26-W. VanAken, Membership 3—A. Info 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urbon Aprli-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' 17—R. Biringer, Party Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 1-G. Collins 7—H. Joseph 8—F. Neor 15-D. Wise 14—G. Owers, 22—C. Rotary Foundation Bacon 29-H. Goodhoint 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 5—K. December—1961 12—H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebold 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart Juiy-1962 3—R. Waldron January—1962 2—D. Loavonworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5—M. McKelfh 10-W. Woy 17—R. Yingling Woodword 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 24—R. Sweet 23-5. Jolley Trade Associations- Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show 21-R. Kerr International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Sergeont-ot-Arms- ot 12:15 p. m. 15-D. Dean, 4-H Foir 22—H. Bent, Attendance November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary informationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken BOARD Of DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday cF each month Relations 8—R. Rumsey 31—Governor's Visit Public Relations— + S. S. Butterfield 13-E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary October—1961 Byron Thomas MembershipWarner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Directors — Duarte E. Davidson, John T. ^ Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Ray Mulchahey, Roy Pitts 6—A. PROGRAMS August—1961 1—C. Allemier, 29-L. Crippled Children- Club Bulletiit— President JOHN T. DEAN Community Safety— Ray Pitts, John Etswelier Classification- 1961 - 1962 JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT William Bobior, Olin Dolly Wliford Couillard February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 30—W. CoulHard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson e is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairmon of the change. Members having special The above programs such OS Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR 8-5563 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth. Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rufh Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelfa —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LIlo BR 8-5078 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn BR 8-«33 BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mortorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 William lfobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret BR 8-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara .-. — BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfleld Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4436 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo—BR 8-2654 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Wliford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone.. BR 8-6054 Phone No. BR 8-2261 Miiford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Heten—..BR 8-2947 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy FiTiz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys Cotl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Robert Nogle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R, No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine — Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolle BR 8-6393 BR 8-5842 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—WHma BR 8-5790 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy. Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand SI.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen - BR 8-^16 BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna "_l j BR 8-5554 HONORARY MEMBERS Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo —Jonean COLDWATER, MICH, COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. " Ed HdTfz^n&454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater takerSR 8-5091 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC Meeting Time: BR 8-6311 Richord Moore, 244 B. Washington St.—Elolne—BR 8-4198 FREDERICir R. WEEKS ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5033 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola -BR 8-4086 id lluluj »»^»»4TB1www^*ih^UlJwuiB|iituKB.PIL 8'JBIH ^Rotary REFLECTOR by BR 9-9495 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.-Ann BR 8-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R, 2—Nellie Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lone—Pat The COLDWATER Published BR 8-8238 C. Alfred Rice, R. cf. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn. BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chlcogo St.—Louise Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris— BR 8-5318 Clyde Williams, R, R. No. 1-Wilma BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5714 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 .BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Roth Charles Schmift, 18 E. Aldon St.-Berget Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR 8-8609 Russcil G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia—.BR 8-4229 Warren Williams, Bafavia—LoMoine BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etswelier, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Or.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Chorlofte Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobelh—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Graee BR 8-2979 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane — - —...BR8-2818 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone 8R 8-5909 �"He Profits Most .Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June lii, 1962 Committee Chairmen - Don't forget your report for the meeting with District Governor Dan Karn on July l7. The reports must be in the President's hands by July 3- International Service Committees: Fred Culy, General Chairman in-cernax-ionai contacts: Dert, raxler, Howard Teeter International Information: Charles Bacon, Jerry Fair International Student: Duke Davidson, Will Couillard Rotary Foundation: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, Torg Skabo. Wedding Anniversaries: Birthdays: Mrs. Warner VanAken - June 13 The Dou[5 VJoohwarris - June 11 Mrs, Conrad Swart - June 1$ The Don Harris' - June 12. George Owers - June 16 Fred Weer - June 18# President Laharry's call to Hotarians for the year 1962-63 are: Discover yourself - Do this ty recognizing the essential oneness of all mankind, 2. 3. Develop your power - By striving for a union of hearts and minds, Demonstrate your purpose fanning the spark within into the magic flame of world fellowship on a nerson to person basis. What can the Rotary Club of* Coldwater do to further this program? Tuesday's visitor from Indonesia, Sahari Bosari, told of the typical image of the American people as seen by 'Indonesians and how different he has found them to be. It should open our eyes to what other nationalities believe regardinr; us. It ain't flattering. The early leavers list is creeping up again with nine early leavers. We are glad that 'a crackdown has been taken towards those members who do not apologize to~'the sneaker for leaving early, Tuesday's spe.iker, Blaque Knirk, was introduced by Web Treat, He told us of his work as a Con Con delegate and how he has learned about polities as played in the "big time". He outlined the proposed chang'es in the new constitution as it nertains to the Executive Branch of State Government, the State Highway Department, the Judiciary and Reapportionment as it applies to representation in the legislature. It is his opinion that it is a good constitution and should be approved by the electorate. We are sorry to hear that Conrad Swart is in the Community Health Center with a heart attack. We hope he improves. The old and new Boards of Directors met at the Country Club for dinner Monday night and took the necessary steps in organizing for the year 1962-63. Itore details later# No dope on next week's program. With the Coldwater State Home and Training School in Coldwater it should be worthwhile for some of the members to read the article "They Love to Learn" in the June Rotarian ..pji_page 3ii. .... .. -. - Dear Newt: They had a school election in Coldwater on Monday, voters in the school district and only 32ii voted. There are about 5,000 This means that less than 1^ of the voters elected the new members. You wait and see the guy who did not vote will scream about how the schools are run, YOUR UNCLE GULLY Next week Ray Pitts is to write the bulletin. Ausable River with his Your editor will be canoeing on the son. Thought for the day - If you never do anything - you never do anything either right or wrong. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. DR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednecday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fr^d Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Attendance— Horvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, * OFFICERS BY Wilford Classification- ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, 1961 - 1962 Richord Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Ray Mulchohey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- VIce-President Secretary Treasurer Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Magozine— Jerry Fair, Woyne Way Membership- Director* — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Charles Clyde Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Williams,'- Axner Olson. Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and Mark Andrews Russell Moore. OF Seton DIRECTORS Reguior—First Thursday of eoeh month Sergeanl-at-Arms— Carl Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE "^Special—At the coll of the President Axner Olson, Chairman' Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internotionol JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania Generol Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grond Ledge, Michigan 8—R. Rumsey 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance International 20—H. 5—S. Bovee Chester Allemicr, Harold Goodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Foller Employer-Employee Relations- Paul Hurley, traig Sebald Four-Woy Test- Russell Moore, Chairman Info Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stog April-1962 26-W. VanAken, 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrons' Party 17—R. Biringer, 3-A. Falfer 10-R. Fox INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 6—C. Wlleox, 13—B. Wiggins,. Rural Urban September—1961 October—1961 Byron Thomas March-1962 Wise Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 31—Governor's Visit Bbvee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken MEETINGS 27-R. Shaw Relations Membership John T. Dean Public Relations— ★ Rotary Anniversary 20—R. Moore B. S. Student Guests- 4-H Youth- 6—A. Butterfleld 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Allemier, 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Dale Dean, Warren Willloms Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist BOARD Fred Culy, Robert Yingling PROGRAMS August—1961 29-L. Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Asst. Secy.-Treos. ★ Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etswellor Crippled Children- Club Bulletin— President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Couillard Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobicr, Olin Dolly February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 1-G. November—1961 Collins 8—F. Noer 15-D. Wise 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr International Contacts- Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Intemotional Information- Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse International Student Projects- Del Wise, Alfred Rice 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 December-1961 12—H. McKnIght 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebold George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo 2—D. Leavenworth Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962 Rotary Foundation- 5—K. 19—R. 12—W. Treat, ladles' Night 5-M. McKeifh 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-laws Report 23-S. Jblley Trade Associations- 30—W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above Is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 BR 8-5386 BR 8-2854 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo BR 8-5078 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Robert Nagle, 182 MorshatI St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR8-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterlfeld, 31 Edison Ct.—thelma NAME Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetia —BR 8-6769 Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marjorle BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N, Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth - BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen... BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwater Slate Home—Corol BR 9-9551 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene._BR 8-6054 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairlfeld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-2790 Robert E, Rumsey, 61 Bronch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-B933 BR 3-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. Ff. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn .BR 8-2451 BR 8-5909 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-6341 BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiior, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.-Charlotte B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-5942 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 1W Church St.—Marion BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lane—Emily DP 0 6501 BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen — Suzonna Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice.. Woyne W. Way, 3.5 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-5556 —_-6R 8-535d BR 8-6850 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Ed ■! Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva -.BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. - Ed--HaFrzr4«454 Jyopowa Rd.,-Coldwater Lalce-BR.8.5091 i 4 - COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 —Jonean ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS |L| s. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. ING 12:15 BR 8-4424 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola . BR 8-4066 FREDERICK H. WEEKS COLDWATER, BR 6-5494 BR 9-9495 Lester P. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello i Meeting Time: 8R 8-4229 BR 8-2710 Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Rotary REFLECTOR by BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 6R 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pot The COLDWATER Published BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batovia—LaMoine Phone No. 8R 8-6318 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairlfeld Dr.—Aileen Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Crock Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel • H.~Vinctnt~KorristIen, -290-Grtrrrd St.—Porotliy Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court-Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann If-,.:.' �June 13f 1962 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any ob jections should be filed yjith the Secretary within one week. Name Robert Loose Major Classification Plumbing Minor Classification Plumbing & Heating Supplies Retailing Signed - J. A, Kennedy, Secretary ��"He Proifts Most Who Serves jBesi" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. J'lay; 31^ 1962 District Governor Dan Karn is to visit the Club on July XYtli, Ttie various commitiot; reports should be submitted to President iilect John Dean by July 1st so that he may compile them for the District Governor's assembly with the Club. The following committees under Vocational Service are being listed so that proper action may be taken; General Chairman, Fred Anderson Buyer - beller Relationships: Olin Dally, Chairman Harold Goodholm Dale Dean Competitor Relations; Web Treat, Chairman Richard Moore Armond Pagel Employer - Employee: Vince Kornstein, Chairman Wayne 'Way Four Way Test: Tom Collins, Chairman Conrad Swart Occupational Information: Ken Leavenworth, Chairman Dick Biringer Bob Kerr Trade Associations; Roy Patterson, Chairman Mac McKeith. Wedding Anniversaries; Birthdays: The Dick Biringers - June S H, J. McKnight - May 31 Mrs. Russ Waldron - June k The John Walkers - June 6. Wed Treat - June h The growth of the Rotary Clubs in District 636 has been very meager the past year. Two new clubs have been added with a total membership of li9. There has been a gain of only U members in the other clubs. Only nine clubs have maintained the goal of President Joe Abey's aim at net gains of three members per club, Hillsdale leads with seven new members and Three Rivers and Athens are tied with six new members each. The biggest loss was eight members at Marshall. Charlotte is a 600^ Club in Rotary Foundation Fellowship contributions. 99 will get you a free lunch on Tuesday. Home products are frequently better than imported programs. This was very well demonstrated last week under the chairmanship of Harold Goodholm, He presented three members who told of their businesses and its products. Ken Leavenworth told of the vjide spread program of the Climax Company. We doubt if any member realized how large his company is. Bob Sweet told of the establishment of his own electrical service company and the changes that have occurred. Bob Rumsey told us of the starting of Otto's Sporting Goods and how it has expanded since its start. Good -programs. — - Next week we hope to have Dave Swone, a Rotary Fellow, who has just returned from a years study in the Phillipines. Dear Newt: Coldwater has two very fine city parks, one being Wateivorks and the other one Parkhurst Park on Grand Street, but do you know I have never seen a sign in town directing strangers how to find them. this. Someone ought to do something about Your Uncle Gully When you are young it is. Wine Women and Song, When you are old it is. Metrical, the same old gal and sing along with Mitch. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS •— Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH, COMMIHEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmon Clyde Williams, Chairman Horvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wllford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richord Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED V/EEKS Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treas. Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Chorles ^hmitt, Fred Warner VanAken, Russell Woldron, John T. Mrs. Grace Potterson—Organist ★ SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairmen international Information- Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allemier, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations- President Rotary Internclionai JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotoiv International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grond Ledge, Michigan International Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Conrad Swart, Albert Faller 5—K. Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladles' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 5—M. McKeith July-1962 26-C. Sebald 3-R. Woldron January—1962 Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade June-1962 Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald Four-Way Test- 22—C. 12-H. McKnIght Rotary Foundation- Employer-Employee Relations- Collins 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien December—1961 Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1-G. 8-F. Neer tS-D. Wise 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation International Contacts- 24-F. Culy May-1962 November—1961 VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 24-P. Hurley 31—Governor's Visit INTERNATIONAL Party Biringer, Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night Dale Dean, Warren Williams Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken Sergoant-ot-Arms— Carl Vinlon, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. Chlldrens' 17—R. 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox Dean Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Informotion— ^^gutar—First Thursday of each month 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Membership Public Rciotions— ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 27—0. Shorno 26—W. VanAken, 4-H Youth- Mork Andrews Progrom— Info Teeter April-1962 October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership- Anderson, and Russell Moore. 5—S. Bovee Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Woy International 20—H. 19—R. Nogle, Stag Boyd Wiggins, Robert HawJey John Walker Magozine— 6—C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Mareh-1962 Wise September—1961 Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Roy Mulchohey, Roy Pitts Fellowship- 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Butterfield Rotary Annlversory B. S. Relations Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 8—R, Rumsey 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweller Classification- 1961 -1962 PROGRAMS August—1961 1—C. Allemier, Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobior, Olin Dally Attendance— ★ Februory—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24-R. Sweet 23-S. Jolley Associations— 30-W. Couillard Richord Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »eclal programs such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR B-5563 Frod Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kothryn BR 8»M33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth ——BR B-»58 BR B-8086 BRB-5891 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR B-6843 Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Morgaret BR B-53B6 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr.-Josephine ... BR B-4486 Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 FairField Dr.—Ellen Jo .BR8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen __BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchotl St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris... BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore BR 8-6517 Roiiert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce..-BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 t4. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marlho BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy ...BR 0-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR B-6850 Phone No. BR 8-2612 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys CofI F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio—BR 8-4229 Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 6-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 C. Alfred Rice, R. ft. l4o. 1, Union Clly-Eveiyn. BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 8-6393 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 Guvorrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd,—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-6311 BR 8-4193 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 Roy C. Patterson, 36 hi. Circle Dr.—Grace™ BR 8-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne BR 8-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Del Wise, 45 Maple lane—Pot Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Bergot BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive-Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Soucl Beech, Cold. Lake— Suzanno -- r r.::. : = BR 8-5554 1-2:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS ifldii Culdii John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454 tyopawa Rd., Coldwmer Loke.BR 8-5091 I WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IHC, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 9-9495 —Janean FREDERICK by BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly I COLDWATER, BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth—BR 8-5996 -Hofary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: BR 8-M94 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice T^e COLDWATER Published BR 8-5585 Clyde Wlllioms, R.. R. No, 1—Wilma Warren Wlllioms, Batavio-LoMoIne BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 BR 8-5512 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen.. .BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater Stote Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Address and Rotary Ann JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 GQLV9AUR, MXCa. �'^He Profits Most Who Serves BesP' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER R'OTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 2h. 1962 A new memberj Armond A. Pagel was presented to the Club by Les Wise. Armond was born on May 20, 1923 at Waterloo, Ontario. He graduated from the Hamilton Ontario High School and went on to take his degree at Hamilton College. Later attended the University at Guelph, Ontario. He married Lois Marie Cawthra of Elora, Ontario on October 8, 19U9. They have one son, Walter, nine years old. He served in the Royal Canadian Navy as a wireless man from May 8, 19U1 until May 10, 19U5, most of his service being in the Atlantic. He came to the United States in 19U9 and started working for Krogers the same year. He is at present the manager of the local Kroger Egg Plant. His hobbies are hunting, fishing and water sports. He is a Methodist, He states he likes foods - all kings and dislikes none. H/iVE YOU MB YOUR POLIO IMMUNIZATIONl Tuesday's program dealt with the Polio immunization program which is to be on Friday, May 25th. Charles Bacon introduced Dr. Nettleman, who outlined the plan to iimunize 80^ of the people in Branch County in one day. The program is being sponsored by the Branch County Medical Society and the Branch County Pharmacists Association. Branch County is one of the three in the state that will have such an imimunization before summer, Mac McKeith, who is President of the Pharmacists Association, is very active in the effort and spoke approving of the program. John Dean as the incoming President has inherited a new constitution and by-laws. All apologies to the people who had birthdays or wedding anniversaries since the last bulletin. Here they ares Wedding Anniversaries: The William Dobiers - May 17th The Chet niemeirs - May 20th The Fritz Vani'lcens - May 27th Birthdays: Dick Biringer - May l8th Paul Hurley - May 19th John Dean - May 21st The Ray Pitts - May 28th With so much talk about juvenile delinquency, read the article in the May Rotarian on page 1^2, "What Do They Think?" Buffalo has pioneered in this progr^. Could Coldwater hold or promote such a forum? . Vlhat is BIONICS? Read page uU in the May Rotarian. Kenny Olmsted is in the Community Health Center. Red McKnight has been discharged and is slowly getting about. Read the resolutions that are to be presented at the 1962 convention in the May Rotarian on page 60. Dear Newts We Went out of town last week hunting mushrooms so you didn't get a letter. This Michigan Week certainly is a big deal. The people of Coldwater certainly go all out for it. We had chicken barbeque yesterday and it was some thing . Your Uncle Gully Women love the lie that saves their pride but never an unflattering truth. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. 8RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmart Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week— Wllllom Bobior, Olin Dolly Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS BY Wilford Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, 1961 - 1962 JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Crippled Childrd'n— Richard Biringer Pre»ldent Vico-President Secrefary Treojorer FRED WEEKS Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweiler Classification- ELECTION DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Coulllard Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- th-; Asst. Seey.-Treos. Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Magozlne— Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Woyne Woy Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, and MembershipWerner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Mork Andrews John T. Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist Seton 4-H Youth- Dale Dean, Warren Williams Dean INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman international Contacts- Carl Vinton, Norm Moore * Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President Axner Olson, Chairman ★ International information- Cranston Vtrlcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Chester Aliemier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary international Competitor Relations- JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Conrad Swarf, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations— International Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary Foundation- Poul Hurley, Craig Seboid George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Four-Way Test— Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade 27-R. Shaw March-1962 6-C. Wilcox, International 20—H. 5—S. Bovee Teeter 27—D. Shorno Fiske 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26—W. VanAken, Membership April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, Closslfication 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy Moy-1962 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien December—1961 5-M. McKeith 12-H. McKnIght Info 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urbon September—1961 November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Sergeant-ot-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. 22—H. Bent, Attendonce 31—Governor's Visit Rotary Information— Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken '^.egular—First Thursday of each month 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 3-A. Faller 10-R. fox Public Relations— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 20—R. Moore Relations 8—R. Rumsey October—1961 Byron Thomas Program- Russell Moore. Rotary Anniversary 1—C. Aliemier, B. S. Butterfield 13-E. Luse, August—1961 12-C. Rural Urban— John Walker 6—A. PROGRAMS 29-L. Wise Fred Culy, Robert Yingllng Byron Thomos, Donold Harris, February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 1—G. Collins 8-F. 15-D. 22—C. 29—H. Neer Wise Bocon Goodholm June-1962 5—K. Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night ' 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald July-1962 3-R. January—1962 Waldron 10-W. Way 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 17-R. Yingllng 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet By-Lows Report 23-S., Jolley Associations- Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30—W. Couiliord The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dotes with another member, odvise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phono No. Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 FoirField Dr.—Josephine .—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thetmo—BR 8-2854 BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BRB-8609 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie— BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6596 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-8933 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR B-4435 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris — BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-5942 Santford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Witma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 _£. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Phone No. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4M9 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St.—Alice BR 8-M78 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-2612 BR 3-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-W94 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 8-2539 —BR 9-93M Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren WIIMoms, Batavia—LaMoine BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Roy C. Polterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-2979 —BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 BR 9-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Address and Rotory Ann Cranston Wlleox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene— BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy NAME BR 8-2261 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Phone No. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwoter Stole Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette —BR 8-6769 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth-- Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-55W Fred Aoderson, 46 Mople Lone-^Kolhryn— 8-6033 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 C. Alfred Rice, R. fr. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8-2451 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pot Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Natalie Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Borger BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 9-9495 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 CU llulii, liiHW lyupumj flUij Oultlwwu Luki...Dfl 0 COtB Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter. 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Art Lyon, 11 BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 8-5556 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotchon Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-6730 Eileen - BR 8-5554 Ed Holtz,. 16454 lyopawa Rd., .Caldwoier.LoIctf-BB.if-509-I Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— Suzanna BR 8-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- H. VIncerij Kornstien, 290 Gr<tr>d St.—Dorothy - BB S-6501 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 —Jonean r-- 34: The COLDWATER -Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WllfefKS quality spring products, IWC Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY TZ:*15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDITATER, ItlOlf, �May 22, 1962 The Board of Directors of the Coldv/ater Rotary Club has approved the naLie and classification listed belovj. Any ob jections should be filed v/ith the Secretary within one iveek. Name Everett Rayborn Major Classification Minor Classification Alurainum Industry Aluminum Shapes Manuf acturing Signed - J. A, Kennedy, Secretary �•*. — ?fi-j £;s»!C>'*Sfrii& •i cr i^,iiig£i3; ■ SiS. V i. JUE? • -- �, '^He Profits M'ost Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. lay 17, 1962 The revised by-laws of the club are to be submitted for a vote on Tuesday, May 22nd» The Club can either accept them or reject them but President Duke has stated that there is to be no discussion of changes* There was an open meeting held on Tuesday evening May l^th for this purpose. The original committee under the chairmanship of Secretary Kennedy was composed of Mark Andrews, Harvey Bent, Dick Biringer, Duke Davidson, Don Harris, Ernie Luse, Chuck Woodward and John Dean. This committee did a tremendous amount of work on these new by-laws before they were presented on January l6th and February 20th by Mark Andrews. It is hoped the members appreciate their efforts. changes recommended. Article I - Section I: members. There were several They are presented as follows: The Board of Directors shall consist of seven elected The immediate past president shall be a member of the Board. The board to be elected in 1963 shall consist of two directors elected for a term of one yearj two directors elected for a term of two years and three directors elected for a term of three years. In each ensuing year, there shall be elected for a three year term that number of jdirectors equal to the number vihose terms expire that year. Section II: The Board of Directors shall elect within one week after the annual election a president, a vice-president, also a secretaiy ard a treasurer, but these members do not necessarily have to be members of the board OJP directors. It shall also elect an assistant secretary and a sergeant at arms. Article V - Sections I and II: shall be $30.00 per year» The admission fee shall be ^2^.00 and the annual dues Article XII - Section H: Dealing with Resolutions and Subscriptions "is added": Any major work or fiscal project proposed for'the Club shall be brought to the attention of the membership by written notice in the club bulletin at least ten days prior to action on said project by the Board of Directors. On May 6th Secretary Chick Kennedy attended the Club Assembly in Plainwell and on May 7th, President Elect John Dean attended. They met Dan Karn of Jackson, who is the District CJovernor Elect. He will visit the Club on July 17th and such an early visit means committee reports must be in by July 3rd for compilation. The following committees with Axner Olson as Club Service Director are herewith announced: Attendance; C, Sebald, Chairman G. Allemeir Magazine: R. Mulchahey, Chairman H, Joseph W. VanAken Membership: Classification: R. Shaw, Chairman R. Biringer H, L. Woodward, Chairman M. Andrews R, Pitts Bent Public Relations: Club Bulletin: D. Harris, Chairman S. Bovee, Chairman N. Moore C, Wilcox Rotary Information: Fellowship; F. VanAken, Chairman L, Wise E, Luse, Chairman R. Sweet J. Walker Sergeant At Arms: N. Moore, Chairman B, Nagle Program: Clyde Williams Thought for the day: Some people are funny, for example, the man who hadn't kissed his wife in ten years shot the man who did. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12;1S M. ALBION — Paricer inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Ahderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Cholrman Horvcy Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Show, DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Richard Biringer President _.-Vlee-Pfesidenf JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Secretary Treasurer FRED WEEKS Asst. Seey.-Treas. ★ Directors — Duane E. Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, Schmitt, Axner Olson, Fred Anderson, and Russell Moore. Fellowship- Membership- Mork Andrews 4-H Youth- Seton ^eguiar—First Thursday of eoch month Carl * INTERNATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 14—G. Owers, Rotory Foundation 28—V. Kornstlen Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Collins Neer Wise Bacon Cranston Wilcox, Ernest luse Chester Aiiemier, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations— Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Internationo! Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Emptoyer-Empioyee Relations- Rotary Foundalion— George Owers, Robert Rumsey Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald Four-Way Test- 29—H. Goodholm June—1962 5—K. Leavenworth 5-M. McKeith 19—R. Patterson 12-H. McKnight 26—C. Swort December—1961 International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1-G. 8-F. 15-D. 22—C. 21-R. Kerr International Contacts- VInton, Norm Moore Axner Olson, Chairman ★ 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coil of the President 24-F. Cuiy May-1962 November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Party Classification 31—Governor's Visit Sergeant-ol-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Childrens' 17—R. Biringer, 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24-P. Hurley Dale Dean, Warren Williams Rotary informationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAkert DIRECTORS MEETINGS 10-F. VanAken, 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox Public Relations— ★ 27—D. Shorno 26—W. VanAken, Membership John T. Dean Info ApriI-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship October—1961 Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, International 5—S. Bovee Student Guests- 6-C. Wilcox, 20—H. Teeter 19—R. Nagle, Stag Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Mogasine— March-1962 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show Wise September—1961 I Fred C.uly, Robert YIngling . Progrom— Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist BOARD OF Ray Mulchohey, Ray Pitts Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Davidson, John T. 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Crippled Children— Club Bulletin- Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweiler Classification- 1961 - 1962 Butterfield 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Aiiemier. B. S. Relotlons William Bobier, Olin Dally Couilford 6—A. PROGRAMS August—1961 Beys' and Girls' Week- Attendance— ★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 12—W. Treat, 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald Ken Leavcnworth, Torg Skobo Juty-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962 2—D. Ladies' Night 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magozine 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Associations— Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30-W. Couillard The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program ehoirmon of the chonge. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Address and Rolory Ann Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 55 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Heetn—8" §*2947 NAME Chester L. Aiiemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwafer-Foy BR 8-5563 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marione BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 173 Fairfieid Dr.—Josephine BR 8-5891 BR 8-4486 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-BR B-6054 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address end Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Phone No. BR 8-2612 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Car] F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lilo Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annette —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Rooerl Noglo, 182 Marshall St.—Suson Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine BR §-5078 BR 9-9492 _„_BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson. 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R.'R. No. 3—Elizabeth__BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee BR 8-2979 BR 8-2818 B. K. Peorce, ^ Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8-2451 Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane — Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeid Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John. Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeid Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 6-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeid Dr.—Alleen BR 8-5942 BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ._BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kcrr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-BB40 BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily BR 8-6850 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia—BR 8-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Clyde-Wlllioms, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo Warren Williams, Batovia—LoMoino Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-2790 BR 8-5006 Crolg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-8318 BR 8-2930 HONORARY MEMBERS Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nota .BR 6-4086 Ei^HwIm lilH Ijepeiie ifdij euidnnelsi ieliu Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergot BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 Howard M, Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—VIrglnIo—BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. NJi 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— - by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING p.m., BR 8-5033 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. Suronno .- — BR 8-5554- Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Eliora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 B. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Hollz, 16454 ly'opawo Rd., Coldwater Lake-BR 8-5091 —Janeon WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC 12:15 BR 0-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis FREDERICK H. Meeting Time; BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth ^Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 88 8-4159 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Mapie lane—Pot Tbe COLDWATER Published BR 6-5585 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARiANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, «ICH. �e 'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. m lOj 1962 Tuesday's sneaker, Robert was introduced by Fred Neer, nrof^ram chairman. Mr. Wells, the diagnostician for the county school prof^ram for the mentally handicapped, outlined the aims of this attempt to provide education for the child who cannot progress normally in the public schools. These children need specialized teaching in small groups by highly trained teachers. The average schjDol is not suited d\ie to the large classes which prevents individual instruction and neither does the regular class room teacher have the required trainin:-^ and skill. There is a problem in securing such teachers which often handicaps efforts in this area. Don't forget the golf tournament to be held at Walnut Hills Countrv Club, Lansing on July 23rd. If interested, write Joe Washburn of the -L^ansing Rotary Club for re servations. Did you read the article in the May Rotarian written by Paul R. Trautman of the Albion Club as to "How do I Rate as a Rotarian?" If you haven't read this, please do so. Paul is business manager at Albion College* "The High Price of Peace" in the May Rotarian stresses what is needed, moral vitality, sacrifice of self, readiness to help others - all these and more are required for man's greatest goal. This article is a strong indictment of "the west" with no punches pulled and strong language is used. It will jar you. Does anyone know where ban Marino is located? members there since I960. Look it up. There has been a Rotary Club of 26 It will do you good. The year of President Duke is dravjing to an end. July 1st. attendance. Only seven more meetings before Harvey Bent suggests that the Club might aim at a meeting; with 100^ To your editor's ki^wledge, we have never had such an attendance record. We missed once by only one member. Close doesn't count. - Birthdays; May 10th - Mrs. Charles Bacon May 13th - Roy Patterson May liith - Mrs, Russell Moore. Recently your editor made up at Ottawa, Illinois and for once found a Club that can give competition to our Club in singing. Ho dope on next weeks program, Dear Newt: It was wonderful. Eveiy one who could help is out of town. Michigan does something different. There is a ^'^ichigan week^set aside in Hay and different aspects of the state are stressed on different days. "Livlihood Day", "Hospitality Day" and so on. interesting to watch. Such as It will be our first and should be More about it later. Your Dncle Gully Michigan Firsts; 1. 2. 3. First comr.iercially prepared baby foods produced. First steel ingots and steel rails produced. First successful refrigerator railroad car built in Michigan. Thought for the day; VJhen you sleep with dogs you usually wake un vjith fleas. RilY- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON ■—• Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMinEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Choirmon ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobior, Olin Dally August—1961 Clyde Williams, Chairman Attendance— Horvcy Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS 8Y Wilford Couillord ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Show, Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN — President Vice-Presidenf JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT — Secretary ...Treasurer FRED WEEKS Dean, Charles Clyde Roy Mulchohey, Roy Pitts FellowshipByron Thomas, Donald Harris, Schmitt, MagazineJerry Fair, Woyne Way Fred Axner Membership- Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Olson. Anderson, and Mark Andrews Russell Moore. Rural Urban— Student Guests- 4-H Youth- Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information— Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS "egular—First Thursday of eoch month Sergeont-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Carl Vinton, Norm Moore VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speciol—At the colt of the President Axner Olson, Chairman ★ Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 63$ ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Chester Allemier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary International JOSEPH A. A'BEY, Reading, Pennsylvonio Competitor Relations- Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations—' General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois . Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 1—C. Allemier. 15—D. Dean, 4-H Foir 22—H. Bent, Attendonce Paul Hurley, Cralg Sebold Four-Way Test- 6—C. Wilcox, International 20-H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske 19—R. Nagle, Stag April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 26—W. VanAken, Membership Faller 10-R. Fox SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman International Contacts- Godfrey Collins, Chorles Bacon International Information- Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse International Student Protects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary Foundation- 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Parly 17—R. Biringer, Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24—P. Hurley George pwers, Robert Rumsoy Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo 24-F. Culy May-1962 1—G. 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien Collins B-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm June-1962 5—K. December—1961 5-M. McKeith 12—H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald leavenworth Ladles' Night 12—W. Treat, 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3—R. Waldron January—1962 2—D. Info 13—B. Wiggins, Rurol Urbon November—1961 INTERNATIONAL March-1962 September—1961 3—A. Butterfield 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show B. S. Refolions 8—R. Rumsey 31—Governor's Visit Public Relations— ★ 6—A. 13—E. Luse, Rotary Anniversory October—1961 Byron Thomas John T. Dean Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist BOARD Fred Culy, Robert Yingting Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- PROGRAMS 29-L. Wise Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Wolker Davidson, John T. Wiiiloms, Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- Asst. Secy.-Treas. Directors — Duane E. Community Safety- Classification— 1961 ■ 1962 Februory—1962 1961-1962 10-W. Woy 17—R. Yingiing Woodword 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-Lows Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Associations- Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30—W. Couillord The obove is our progrom schedule for the year 1961-62. if you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phene No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwaler—Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mopie Lone—Kathryn _BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ru'tn BR 8-5358 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Harold McK-nighl, Coldwoter Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 Normcnd Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoref Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llia Robert Nagle, 132'Marsholl St.—Susan Harvey G. Bent,-Sl-N. Circle Drive—Esther' Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee. 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Jps.ephine—BR_8-4486 Phene No. BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 BR 8-6769 Russell F. Mbdre, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 8-5996 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Balavia—LaMolne Del Wise,'45 Maple Lone—Pat Charles Woodward, 163 Morshail St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingiing, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 Roy C. Pottorson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts,. 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R" R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln S'---l-onore BR 8-5318 BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris. 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley. R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley. 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle iCreek Rd.—Joyce BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Korr.cllon, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-5790 BR 8-8B40 BR 8-6501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily BR 8-6788 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E; Chicago St. '.i BR 9-9360 BR 8>-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Brooch—Phyllis BR 8-^06 < Charles Schmitt. IB E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2. Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5042 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Ariene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Ralph Toypalik, R.'^R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-2841 BR 8-5556 Webster 'Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6850 Suzonna BR8t5554 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 ,-...1 Art Lyon, 11 .. ■ p-s „ Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Howard K. Swon. 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-6730 Richard Moore. 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Ed Hollz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake.BR 8-5091 MAY WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, lilQH, COLDWATER, BR 8-4424 See. 34.66, 9 FREDERICK H. Meeting Time; BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 1 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 —Janeon 'Rotary REFLECTOR by BR 8-5494 Lester F. Wise. R. R. No. 2—Cello Tbe COLDWATER Published BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia ..BR 8-4229 BR 8-2539 BR 9-9471 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna Fr^ Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 8-2818 BR 8-8609 BR 8-6127 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Cor! F. Vinton, 18? E. Chicago St.—Alice Phone No. Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy —BR 8-5512 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fdirfiejd Df,;j-7f.llen ,Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—"ColTeeri Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Ann BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 2-43 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Rev. Albert BulterField, 31 Edison Ct.—theimo BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borboro —BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillord. 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-_BR 8-6054 NAME INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 7, 1962 Carl P. Miller of the Los Angeles Rotvary Club has been nominated for President of Rotary International for the 1963-196^ terra. He has been a Rotarian since 1939 and has served Rotary International as Vice-President, District Governor and Committee Member and Chaiman, He is president of the Polos Verde Newspaners, Inc. and is a member of various boards. Did you know that the Cuban Rotarians in exile in Miami have organized a neculiar Club which is without geographical location and professional classification. lt*s avowed purpose is to free Cuba from communism. a political party but dictatorship. They do not recognize communism as Birthdays; Mrs. Warner VanAken - June 13 Wedding Anniversaries: The John Walker's - June 6 The Paul Hurley's - June 7 The Doug Woodward's - June U The Don Harris' - June 12. The following are the Community Service Committees with Russell Moore as General Chairman; Boys and Girls: Rural^Urban Ralationships; A1 Butterfield Keath Pearce Jesse Waldron Ray Fox Community Safety: John Etswiler, Chairman Student Guests: A1 Rice Bill Bobier ilalph Toupalik Paul Hurley U-H Youth Committee: Crippled Children: Warren Williams Ken Putnam Bob Tingling Kenneth Olmstead Minstrel Show: .Don Shorno Chuck Woodward, Co-Chmn Geo Owers, Co-Chmn Doug Woodward. Next year plans for these committees should be submitted in four conies to John Dean on or before July 3rd, Each two years the Club has had a Vocations Day at the local high school. been a "one shot" deal. This has One club, that of West Omaha, has furnished a Club Roster to the local high school of those members who would be willing to be contacted for vocational counselling. Ihis seems to be a good idea and worth considerit^. Give it a think. Next Monday there will be a joint meeting of the old and new Boards of Directors at the Country Club at 6:30 p.m. Be there those who should. Next week we are to hear of the New Constitution which is to be submitted to the voters of Michigan. Blaque Knirk is to be the speaker. This week Ken Leavenworth, as program chairman, presented itrs. Luella Hamilton, Extension Worker, as the speaker. She outlined the need for good nutrition and its effect on health, .This was followed by a movie. It was a good program and had some valuable infomation. Dear Newt; I just picked up a brochure at the Chamber of Commerce which lists the lakes and resorts in Branch County. It is good and I'll send you one. Your Uncle Gully In line with Mrs, Hamilton's program, remember that good food is two minutes in your mouth, two hours in your stomach, and a life time on your waist line. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednecday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairmon Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS Wlford BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON Club Presidenf JOHN T. DEAN Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Vice-Presidont JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FellowshipByron Thomas, Donald Morris, Secretary Treasurer FRED WEEKS Mogczine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Woy ★ Director* — Duane E. Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, Schmift, Membership- Davidson, John T. Fred Axner Warner VonAken, Russell Watdron, Olson, Anderson, and Mark Andrews Russell Moore. DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:15 p. m. ★ International Contacts- Chester Allemlcr, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations- Conrad Swort, Albert Foller JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internalionol Ken Beagle, Grond Ledge, Michigan SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Erhployer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Cralg Sebald Four-Way Test- Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon International Information- International Student Projects- Dei Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary Foundotlon— George Owers, Robert Rvmsoy Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade Info 19—R. Nogle, Stag April-1962 3—Thomos, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Porfy 26—W. VanAken, 17—R. Biringer, Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24-P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 1-G. Collins 8—F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 21—R. Kerr Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer*Seller Relolions— President Rotary Intemotional 5—S. Bovee 12-C. FIske November—1961 Sorgeanl-at-Arms— Carl Vinton, Norm Mooro Axner Olson, Chairman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL International 20—H. Teeter 27—0. Shorno 31—Governor's Visit VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6-C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 3-A. Foller 10-R. Fox d-H Youth- 27-R. Show March-1962 Wise September—1961 October—1961 INTERNATIONAL Special—At the call of the President 20—R. Moore Relations 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Guests- Byron Thomas Sefon Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information- Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAkeit °egular—First Thursday of each month S. Butterfield Rotary Anniversary Membership Dole Dean, Warren Williams Program★ ^ Rural Urbon— John T. Dean Public Relations- Mrs. Groeo Patterson—Organist BOARD OF Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Student B. 6—A. 13—E. Luse, August-1961 1—C. Allemier, 29-L. Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Asst. Secy.-Treas. Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Crippled Children- Bulletin- PROGRAMS 3—R. Rumsey Community Safety- Classification— 1961 .1962 William Bobicr, Olfn Dolly Couillard February-1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 28—V. Kornstien December-1961 June-1962 , 5—K. Leavenworth 19—R. Patterson Treot, Ladies' Night 12—W. 5-M. McKeith 12—H. Mcknight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald 26—C. Swort July-1962 3-R. January—1962 Woldron 10-W. Way 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet By-laws Report 23-S. JoUey Associations- Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30-W. Couillard The obove Is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR 8-5563 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6321 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5B91 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrifeld Dr.—Josephine BR 8-5386 BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—thelma.. BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.. BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane — BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 hi. Honchefl St.—Charlotte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-5942 BR 8-6687 Sontford Joiley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Witmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond Sf.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mopie Lone—Emily BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 8R 8-8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen— BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler Slate Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-.6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lilo Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Necr, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshoil St.-Edno BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth„BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 NAME Address oiid Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batovia—LoMoine BR 6-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. BR 8-4424 BR8-M33 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Guvarrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola -BR 8-4036 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 Art Lyon, 11 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 Eileen BR 8-5556 Suzonno BR 8-5554 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS ■f* Park PI.—Elioro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ... BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 —Janean - S«e. 3A I - PM COIiDWATER, MICH. VISITING BR 9-9428 Chofles Schmift, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—RIto—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, p.m., BR 9-9495 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth PREDERICIC B. WEEKS 12:15 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolie -notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice The COLDWATER Meeting Time; BR 8-2612 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 »• Published Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann BR 8-5585 V/arner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia.. BR 8-4229 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. —— Kay I!?6P—— — Now the Club members know how the amount is arrived at on the pink sheet you get twice each year from the City Treasurer's Office. Tom Collins introduced Tuesday's speaker, Harold Hussell our City Assessor, who discussed assessments. He pointed out the difficulties in arriving at a fair and equitable evaluat: on with so mar^r different assessments being made in the county and then the state tax commission makes its own evaluation. There may be a lot of gripes about taxes but the citizens receive a full and complete ^1.00 in service for each dollar of taxes paid. Birthdays: Mrs. Duke Davidson - April 28th Mrs. John Kennedy - May 3rd. Wedding Anniversaries: The Ken Leavenworths - April 30th The Kenny Olmsteds - May 1st. Is any one going to the International Convention in Los Angeles June 3-7? The program looks interesting. There will be groun assemblies for Club Presidents and Secretaries; Classification Chairmen and Committeemen; Rotary Information Chairmen and Committeemen; an assembly for Club Bulletin Editors and even one for Song Leaders. These are in addition to the Plenary Sessions. Number 23 will be lucky next week. On Tuesday, Mark Andrews nointed out to the Club that May 1st was "Law Day IBA". The objectives as set for by the American Bar Association as nroclaimed by the President of the Jnited States in 1953 are: 1. Foster a deeper respect for lav;. 2. To encourage responsible citizenship. 3. To promote national strength and unity. Don't forget the Club Assembly at Plalnwell from 2:00 p.m. May 6th through 3:00 p.m. May 7th. All incoming presidents, vice-presidents and secretaries are expected-to attend• Congratulations to our Club Secretary, Chick Kennedy, on being elected President of the Quality Springs Company. It is nice to have the Pattersons back after their trip to Europe. Apparently they sav; a lot and had a good time, we missed Grace as our accompanist while they were away. Dan Karn of Jackson is to be our next District Governor. With Michigan VJeek being held this month, here are some firsts in Michigan: 1. 2. The first traffic light was made in Michigan. The first concrete road in the world was built in 1909# 3. Michigan produced one eighth of all war materials used by our armed forces in World lA/ar H. Next weeks sneaker is to be Robert Veils, the County School Diagnostician who is associated with the County School program for excentional children, is to be presented by Fred Neer, nrogram chairman for that day. We are soriy to hear of the recent death of the mother of Conrad Swart, Dear Newt: This weeks blow here will certainly boost the tornado insurance businessi Things certainly were jumning. It missed us, Ycur Uncle Gully Thought for the day. Trifles make perfection and perfection is no trifle. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Unton Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgec Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wedneiday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES Community service CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Horvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Show, DUANE E. DAVIDSON — JOHN T. Richard Biringer .President DEAN VIce-Presidem JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Secretary Treasurer FRED VYEEKS Roy Mulchohey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- ★ Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Charles ^hmilt, Fred Anderson, and Russell Moore. Jerry Fair, Woyne Way MembershipWarner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Mork Andrews OF Byron Thomas ''tgular—First Thursday of each month ★ Russell Moore, Choirman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internotional JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evansion, Illinois Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allemier, Harold Goodholm Competitor Refallons— Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse International Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary Foundation- Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Craig Sebald George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien Collins Neer Wise Bacon Goodholm June-1962 5—K. Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, 5—M. McKeith 12-H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmos 26-C. Sebald Ladies' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3—R. Waldron January—1962 10-W. Way 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-3. Jolley Trade Associations- Ken Beogle, Grand Ledge, Michigon 1—G. 8—F. 15-D. 22—C. 29—H. December—1961 International Information- Four-Woy Test- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Moy-1962 Rotary Foundation Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman ★ 24-F. Culy 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24-P. Hurley 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President Classification November—1961 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-ot-Arms— Carl Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. Chiidrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 31—Governor's Visit Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary informationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken MEETINGS 3—Thomos, Fellowship 10—F. VonAken, 3—A. Faiier 10-R. Fox 4-H Youth- Info April-1962 October—1961 Public Relations— DIRECTORS 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26—W. VanAken, Guests- John T. Dean ★ International 20—H. Teeter 27—0. Shorno Membership Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- Mrs. Grace Poltorson—Organist BOARD Student 6-C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawioy John Walker Magazine- March-1962 September—1961 Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Asst. Secy.-Treos. 15—D. Dean, 4.H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Wise Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling Club Bulletin- Bulterfield 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw B. S. Relations 8—R. Rumsey Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweiler Classification- 6—A. 13-E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary 1—C. Allemier, Wilford Couillard 1961 - 1962 PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobier, Olin Dally Attendance— February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30-W. Couiiiord The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »eciai programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR ^5909 NAME NAME Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 4^ Mople Lane—Kathryn-— Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Address and Rotary Ann oR 8*6033 BR 8-5358 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen!—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Russell F. Moore, 15 Comwell Court—Gladys Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. S, Coldwaler-Fay fg |-5563 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morjorle BR 8-6821 Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean.._• BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara BR 8-5891 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine ...BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butlerfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbaro BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy BR 9-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo BR 8-8609 Wilford Couiiiord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene-_BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Fuller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-2818 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawiey, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR B.5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.-Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-8840 :.BR 8-6501 • Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Phono No. BR 8-2261 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Normcnd Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette —BR 8-6769 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Rooert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna BR 8-6278 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rico, R. cf. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis Charles Schmill, 18 E. Alden St.—Borget Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-5006 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 BR 0-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6850 Suzanna ^ Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrice BR 8-5554 COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-8238 BR 9-9495 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle 5. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo -BR 8-40B6 ■**4MSep4»4**4TW|»eiie Odii iuldiielui tuhu DO 0 iBPA Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eizora BR 8-6311 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454-lyopawa Rd.-,-Coldwoter-lcike. BR 8-5091 —Janean 34.66 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, CQLDWATER, BR 8-5494 BR 8-4424 BR 8-M33 BR 9-9428 i0®0 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-4229 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth -Rotary REFLECTOR by BR 8-4243 8R 8-2128 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lane—Pat The COLDWATER Published BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoino Phone No. BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 BR 8-2930 E. Byron Thomas, 50 N. Circle Drive—Virginio-.BR 8-2841 Rolph Toopolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChieogoEileen Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann MICH. INC �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Upril 26, 1962 Last week with Bert Faller we heard Casey I^edendorp tell us of the new telephone numbers, system of calling and saw a movie showing the new advances in telephonic communication. The only thing that worries your editor is "who do you chew out when you get a wrong number"? You won*t ^et much argument from an automatic telephone. Everyone enjoyed the program. Club Secretary Chick Kennedy attended the District Conference at Jackson last week end and from all reports it was a very successful affair with worthwhile speakers and discussions. Apparently from the resolutions passed everyone was given a pat on the back for their work in the district and also at the conference. One of the resolutions passed provided for the support of Camp Emery to the extent of #.25 per Rotarian from District 636. District Oovemor Nominee Dan E. Karn of Jackson was plresented at the conference and it was announced that he would attend the International Convention at Lake Placid May 22-29 and would also attend the Sotary International Convention in Los Angeles June 3-7. If anyone is interested in having David Swope, District 636 Rotary Fellow as a speaker for a meeting in June the request should be made at the District Assembly May 6 or May 7. The 1962 District Assembly is to be held in Plainwell, May 6 and 7. The new officers of the clubs are to be briefed on the district program for the coming year. they will learn of the job Idiey have undertaken for the next 12 months. Here Dues are to be raised to #30. per year for 1962. The Club has been running in the red on the present dues of #25. per year. Deficit financing just won't work for a Rotary Club. Many thanks to Ray Pitts for writing last week's bulletin. There is to be a District Golf Tournament at the /alnut Kills, D^nsing, July 23rd. If you are interested, make your plans now toigo. • What happened to attendance of the Club during March? We slid clear down to l8th place with a percentage of 93.15. The district average was 89.37^. Twelve clubs had one or more 100^ meetings. We note that District 636 gained 53 new members since July 1st, but this included two new clubs at East Lansing and v/hite Pigeon. Next week we are to hear Harold Russell, the City Assessor, tell us about taxes, assessments, and county and state tax equalization. This should be a good program with Tom Collins as program chairman. le have never figured out why the city assesses property when the state equalized value is used in figuring all taxes in the county. And you can't argue with the state tax commission, they are untouchable» Dear Newt: I want to gripe about letting-12 year old boys drive tractors towing two big wagons out on the highways. A kid can't get a drivers license until he has had driver training, but they don't need it to drive tractors, bomeone ought to do something about this. Your Uncle Gully George Washington was first in peace, first in war, and first in the hearts of his countryman, but he married a widow. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A.100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M> BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Horvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, OrFICERS Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Birlnger 1961 - 1962 DUANE E. DAVIDSON — President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Chorlcs Williams, Schmitt, Fred Axner Olson, Anderson, and Mark Andrews Pra^rom— Russell Moore. Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist . John T. Dean Public Relations- . ★ ' . BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS •k VInton, Norm Moore 28—V. Kornstlen 5—K. Cranston Wllcox, Ernest Luse 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 12-H. McKnIght 19—K. Olmsted, .Christmas Internoiional Student Proiecis— 26-C. Sebald Del Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Leovenworth 12—W. Treol, Ladies' Night 5-M. McKeith JuIy-1962 3-R. Waldron Jonuary—1962 10-W. Way 2—D. Woodword 16—M. Andrews, 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Associations- Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Juntf-1962 December—1961 International Information- Paul Hurley, Cralg Sebald Four-Way TestKen Leovenworth, Torg Skabo George R. Meons, EvanslOn, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Intemetional Collins Neer 21-R. Kerr Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Employer-Employee Relations- 1—G. 8-F. 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bocon 29—H. Goodholm 14—G. Owers, . Rotary Foundation Russell Moore, Chairman Chester Atlemier, Harold - Goodholm Competitor Reloliens— Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Generol Secretary, Rotary Internotional Moy-1962 7—H. Joseph International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvonio 24-F. Culy 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night November—1961 Axner Olson, Choirmon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Classification 24-P. Hurley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 4-H Youth- ' Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken Carl Childrens' Porty 17—R. BIringer, 3—A. Faller 10-R. Fox 31—Governor's .Visit Sergeant-al-Arms— ot 12:15 p. m. 10—F. VanAken, October—1961 Dale Deon, Warren Williams ' Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information- '^.gulor—First Thursday of each month Membership Byron Thomas Info Apiri-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 26—W. VanAken_, Student Guests- Jerry Foir, Woyne Way MembershipWarner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Internatlonai 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stag Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker 6—C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Ruarl Urban— Mogezine— Morch-1962 Wise September—1961 Fred Culy, Robert YInglIng Byron Thomas, Donald Horris, ★ Clyde Cirppled Children- Fellowship- .-Secretary Treosurer Asst. Secy.-Troas. Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. Dean, 29-L. Roy Mulchahey, Roy Pitts Vice-Preiident 8—R. Rumsey 15-D. Dean, 4-H FoIr 22—H. Bent, Attendance Ray Pitts, John Etsweller Club Bulletin- 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show B. S. Relations Community Safety- Classirication- Rotary Anniversory 1—C. Allemier, William Bobier, Olin Dally Wilford Couillard BY ELECTION 6—A. BuHerfield 13-E. Luse, PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance— •k February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 30—W. Couilfdrd Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The obove is our program schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the Program chalfman of the change. Members having special programs, such as lodies' Night, moy appoint a committee committee to to assist assist with with the the details. details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Address ond Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kolhryn BR |-«33 Milford A. McKeith. 75 N. Hudson St.-Helon. Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Grive-Esther BR 8-6843 NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-M63 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358. Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-6821 Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean f'1215 Wiliiom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ... BR 8.4486 Rev. Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelma_-BR 8-2354 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara ..BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-.BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane .... BR 9-9471 ...-.BR 8-2818 Ouane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo-.BR 8-8609 Address and Rotary Ann JOHN DEAN, Program Chojrman — Telephone BR 8-5909 Phone No. Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwoter State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Anneltp —BR 8-6769 Russell. F. Moore..15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mokhohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—ilia _.__.:BR 8-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Soson BR 9-94W Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 8-W12 BR 8-2539 ——BR 9-93M George Qwors, Box 77, R. R..No..3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, "36 N. Circle Dr.—Graces B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. :— : BR 8-6341 —-BR 8-6161 —BR 8-21^ NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys CofI F. VInton, 182 E. Chieogo St.—Alice Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5565 BR 8-4243 BR 6-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia.-BR 8-4229 Wdyne W. Way, 35 Hul) St.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatfice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Willfoms, R. R. No. l-Wilmo Worren Williams, Botavio—LoMoine BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del. Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat BR 9-9495 Lesler F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella ^ BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Volerle BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8-2451 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rifo—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann ...—BR 8-2930 HONORARY MEMBERS E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 Guvarrie 5. Coffnian, 759 £. Chicago Rd.—Nola -BR 8-40B6 id llillsi Klfl Ijiiieiie Odij liildiielii heheiBnC iM*. Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 John Elsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Dons—BR 8-5318 Donald M. Morris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sanlford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce-_BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 369 Grand St.—Wllma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho BR 8-6840 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5006 ,—8R 8-5714 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrcnce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 • BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5. 1573 W. Chicago- Eileen ...1 - BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— 8-S554- H. Vincent Kornsiien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy-BR E-4;01 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Scott—Natalie BR 8-6850 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ecl~tiOttz, 16454~lycpaWa Rd.,-Coldwoter Loke.BR 8-5091 —Janean lk The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR APR^7 i FREDERICK H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COIDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARiANS ALWAYS WELCOME WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. April 19, 1962 NEXT 1/^EK - "Casey" Medendorp, Manager of the General Telephone Cc.Tipany will show a fifteen minute film, "Mr, Digit and the Battle of the Bubbling Brook," Mr. Modendorp will also give a talk on the recent ^ phone number changes by the General Telephone Company in Coldwater, bhould prove to be an informative program with Bert Fuller as program chairman, - TUESDAY'S PROGR^i-T - Harold J. McKni ',ht showed a ih ich was taken in the Tnirties by the late Dr, Robert L. Wade, film featiired many Rotarians, and a Rotary childx-ens party at the Country Club, and the crovrning of "Red" MoKnight as president. It also shewed the big flood that inundated Coldwater, Certainly was an interesting, and of course a priceless, presentabiotio ROTARY m/S NOTE - The Board of Directors anproved ;n300, to be used for the completion of a school at Valles, Mexico. Tne four room school -vdiich has an attendance of 120 is located l68 miles East of Mexico City in a town of 1U,500 population at the foob of the Gierra Madbi Mountains, It may be possible for the local club to obtain an exchange student from Valles. This project was brought to the club by Bert Faller who recently visited Mexico. This should bring a close relabicnship betv:een our Rotary Clubs and be a worthwhile international project. The Board of Directors voted to purchase the international honor award pins for the honor students of Coldwater High and will present them at an assembly. ITE^iS OF INTEREST - Into the Record it Goes - the Record, in this par ticular case, is the Congressional Record of the U, b. Congress, and what went into it recently were major articles that appeared in the March, 1962 issue of the Rotarian. That was the special issue devoted entirely to the theme; Meanings of the U. S, A. A Congressman from New Jersey was so impressed with the issue that he has had a-utxcles from it inserted in the Congressional Record to enable his colleagues to read them, ATTENDANCE - No guests x-jere present. Seventeen absent, January attendance 91.8U, February 95.57, with our local club running 6th in the District; and our club is at the top in Division 3* Vfe received make-up cards from Les Joodward in Tucson, Arizona and Bob Nagle in Arlington, Texas. CAN YOU FIGURE THIS OIJE OUT? - Actually the so called weaker sex is the stronger sex because of the weakness of the stronger sex for the weaker sexl RAY PITTS You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■Cz QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES M CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ MICH. Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bent, Beyd Wiggins, OFFICERS BY ELECTION DUANE E. DAVIDSON Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer President DEAN Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Community Safety- Classification- 1961 - 1962 JOHN T. William Bobior, Olin Dally Wllford Couillord Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingting Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, John Walker Asst. Secy.-Treos. Boyd Wiggins, Robert Rowley MagazineDirectors — Duane E. Dean, Charles Clyde Davidson, John T. Williams, ^hmitt, Fred Axner Olson, Anderson, and Russell Moore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dale Dean, Warren Williams Regular—First Thursday of each month Carl Vinton, Norm Moore General Secretary, Rotary International Competitor Relations- Conrad Sworl, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations- Governor, 636 Olst., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Lodge, Michigan 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Parly 17—R. Biringer, 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night Classification 24-F. Culy May-1962 1-G. Collins 8-F. Neer Rotary Foundotion 15-D. 22—C. Wise Bocon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr information- Iniernationol Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary Foundotion— George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Four-Way Test- Info April-1962 24—P. Hurley 14—G. Owers, Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 19—R. Nogle, Slag 26—W. VanAken, Russell Moore, Chairman International Chester Allemier, Harold Goodhoim President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvanio International 20-H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 5—S. Bovee 12-C. FIske 7—H. Joseph Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Buyer-Seller Relations- INTERNATIONAL 6—C. Wlleox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban September—1961 SERVICE International Contacts- Axner Olson, Chairman •k DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President March-1962 Wise November—1961 Sergeont-at-Arms- ot 12:15 p. m. 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw Relations 31—Governor's Visit Selon Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information— Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken MEETINGS S. 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox John T. Dean Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist 1—C. Allemier, B. Bullerfield Rotary Anniversary October—1961 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews 6—A. 13-E. Luse, Membership Byron Thomas Program- PROGRAMS 8—R. Rumsey 15—0. Dean, d-K Fair Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way MembershipWarner VanAken, Russell Waldron, February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY August-1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE Fred Anderson, Choirman Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade Associotions— Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 5—K. December—1961 12—H. Mcknight 19—K. Olmsled, Christmas 26-C. Sebold 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3~R. Waldron January—1962 2—D. Leovonworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5-M. McKeith 10-W. Way 17—R. YInglIng Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 23—S, Jolley 24—R. Sweet 30—V/. Couillord The above Is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Phone No. NAME BR 8-6033 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Morjorie BR 8-6821 Normcnd Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetla Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6769 BR 8-6276 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chlcogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Glady» CofI F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathrvn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N, Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 Wiiliam Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine — BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmo.-BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbora BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone,-BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Falier, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 9-9471 BR8-2818 BR 8-8609 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 6-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doirs BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howlcy, R. R. No, 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen _ Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Mortho BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond'St7—DorothyL_^BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily NAME Address and Rotory Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Suson Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 ..BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth ..-BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R, k. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Sehmitt, i8 E. Alden St.—Berget __BR 8-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. G^cle Drive-Vlrginio BR 8-2841 BR 8-4222 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 Suzanne 8R 8-5554. Webster Treat, 3492 San Souc! Beach, Cold. Lake— Russell G. Woldron. 151 N. Hudson St.—Della__BR 8-4229 BR 8-5494 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotriee BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo Warren Williams, Baiavio-LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Seott-Natolle Oil iiuiii. w»»r^opuwii"RU!-euiiJwuiii luhu br B-uunArt Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzoro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva —BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454'tyopawa Rd.,'Coldwater. Lake^BR 6-5091 . i- •' yhe COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR aODH., 1 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: r5 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS "} ■ . BR 9-9428 BR 8-6393 Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd,—Nola -BR 8-4086 —Janean . BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-8318 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-6850 . BR 8-2612 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy __BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR B-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle ..BR 8-6316 Conrcid Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Mairon Phone No. BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann Addreif ond Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy COLDWATER, J4ICH. INC �April 20, 1662 The Board of Directors of the Coldvjater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any ob jections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Armond Pagels Major Classification Minor Classification Poultry Products Egg Distribution Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary �a. XO y z-x> w-i .Ai^ov: Si<:V n-S; aoij';-'; T t;a.. qi/A i ■./ :■ ;■ ■ aS J'a:» ZZ : . iii"-' t io -' "v €.1 ,:• 'jn;' l • .'w ,:;■ ? ::'Ov6iq^*v^ z.- 'IZ XV/ f'ttpsdii iSSA-Xi \ /.K -^i tQC-A /M7C/.7A �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. April 12, 1962 Tuesday's program with Fritz \ranAken was a "howling" success according to all reports, "The Balloon Man" was good entertainment for the kids as well as for their Dads, Birthdays this week and next are; Ray Fox - April 12th Mrs, Harry Joseph - April llth Mrs, Axner Olson - April l6th Mrs, Charles Schmitt - April 17th Mrs. Paul Hurley - April 1^-bh Wedding Anniversaries; The Duke Davidsons - April llith Seton Bovee - April l8th Mrs, Heath Pearce - April 19th Mrs. Wilford Couillard - April 20th Ray Pitts - April 22nd Mrs, Lester Wise - ipril 25th The Ralph Toupaliks - April 17th, We understand that next weeks nrogram is something new and unique but will be old in years and in the annals of the Coldwater Rotary Club. Red McKnight is to show movies of the Club taken by Dr, Wade many years ago, McKnight has edited them and put them together. It should be very interesting. Recently we published the list of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club and the name of Russ Moore was left out. Mapy apologies to him for the oversight, "Chick" Charles Woodward, son of Douglas Woodward, has been chosen to go to Boys State at Michigan State University and Susan, the daughter of your editor, has been chosen to go to Girls State at the U of M. They must take after their mothers. Don't forget the District Conference at Jackson this coming week end. Park the kids some place and take your better half to the Sunday sessions. Dear Newt: - Last week we had an election here in Coldwater and do you know that in this town officials are elected by the minority group. There are L,720 registered voters as of April 2, 1962 and only 1,906 voted. This means h3% of the voters decided the election. You wait and see the ones who did not vote will be those who scream the loudest when something they don't like happens. Your Uncle Gully Is any one going to Los Angeles June 3-77 Does anyone know what "Bionics" is or are. Read all about it in the May Rotarian. Read the article "How do I rate as a Rotarian"? in the May Rotarian. The five prize winning essays are to be published. Did you know that of the four men who started Rotary, one was a lawyer, one a coal dealer, one mining engineer and the fourth was a merchant tailor?^ The first badges used shovjed the Rotary wheel and the members name and classification and even with its growth they are still retained. There is still one member of the original Club that is active in the Chicago Club and he is the man who introduced singing into the Club meetings. Natives who beat drums to ward off evil spirits are laughed at by American motorists who topt horns to break up traffic jams. It is a queer world. Next weeks bulletin is to be written by Ray Pitt^, your editor is going to Chicago to see the bright lights. If you have any news items give them to Ray, Please help the guy out, RAY You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrsgationoi Church — WednMdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- Wllford Couillard Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer 1961 *1962 DUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN Fellowship- Secretary Treosurer Asst. Seey.-Treas. John Walker Chorlos Clyde Schmlft, Fred Anderson, Student Guests- and John T. Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Howard Teeter, Fritz VonAken Russell Moore, Chairman Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speclal-At the call of the President Axner Olson, Chairman International information- Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse "*■ Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International International Student Prelects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Chester Aiiemicr, Harold Goodhotm Competitor Relations— Conrod Swart, Albert Faller JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Penncylvonia General Sbcrotary, Rotary Internotlonol Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Employer-Employee Relotions— Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary, Internationol Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Four-Way Test- Ken Lcovenworth, Torg Skabo Trade Apirl-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VonAken, Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, Classification Fox 17—N. Moore, ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy Moy-1962 1—G. Collins 8-F. Neer 7—H. Joseph 15-D. Wise 14—G. Owers, 22—C. Rotary Foundation Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr Internalianal Contacts- Carl Vinton, Norm Moore ★ info Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26-W. VonAken. Membership 31—Governor's Visit Sergeant-al-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. International 20—H. November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information- Regular—First Thursday of each month •- Dean Public Relations— ★ 6-C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 3-A. Faller Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- 27-R. Shaw March—1962 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske 10-R. 4-H Youth- Mork Andrews Russell Moore. 20—R. Moore Relations October—1961 Byron Thomas Warner VonAken, Russell Waldron, Williams, Axner Olson, S. September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley MagazineJerry Fair, Woyne Way Membership- Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. B. Bulterfield Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Horris, ★ Dean, Fred Culy, Robert Yingllng Ray Muichahey, Ray Pitts Vlee-President 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 29-L. Wise Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- PROGRAMS August-1961 1—C. Allemler, Community Sofety— Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler ClassiEealion— OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS William Bobier, Olin Dally Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY June—1962 28—V. Kornstien 5—K. December—1961 5—M. McKeith 12-H. McKnight Lodles' Night Treat, 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 19—K. Olmsted, Christmos 26-C. Sebald July-1962 3—R. Waldron January—1962 2—D. Leavenworth 12—W. 10-W. Way 17-R. Yingllng Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Mogozine 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 24—R. Sweet 23-S. Jolley Associations— 30—V/. Couillard RIchord Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to chonge dates with onother member, advise the pfogrom eho'rmon of the chonge. Members having speeiol orograms such as Lodies' Night, mdy .oppoinf a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kothryn rb t'cSio Mark S. Andrews, 25 S».-Ruth— —BR 8-M» Dr. Charles Bqcon 59 N. Circle prive-Marione gg 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Orcie Drive-Esther BR 8-68« Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara |S !'!5ox BR 8-5386 o"55al NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. luse. R. R. No. 3-Rolh -. Milford A. McKeifh. 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen. Horold McKnight, Coldwoler State Home—Carol BR 9-9»l Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta .— BR 8-676? Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila . BR 8-M^ Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-^86 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo--8R 8-26M Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy B. K. Peorce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3-Elizabelh-BR 8-5996 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane-Jone -BR 8-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo.. BR 8-8609 Roy 9itf5, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenndth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie 858-5909 Roy C. Polterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 Fret} H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4159 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 9-y4W BR 8-5512 55 —55 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbora Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-. BR 8-W54 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Carl F. Vinton, 162 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Robert Nasle, 182 Marshall St^—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refha William Bobier, 280 Grand SK-Morgaret BR 8-2261 BR 8-W47 1 Eoyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Mople lane—Pot BR 8-2^9 Lester F. Wise, R. R. Nq. 2-Celia BR 8-6M1 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-61^ 55 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly., Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolle C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn. BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 BR 8-5494 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR B-5033 BR 8-6393 BR 8-5475 Charles Schmilt. 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-^14 Crdig Sebald, R. R. No- 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR §-8318 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. Np- 2—Dons—BR 8-5318 E. Harold, Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore BR 8-6517 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR §-4515 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola _BR 8-4086 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Artene Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 Albert Faller. 95 N. Honchett St.-Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy ..BR 8-5942 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-29M Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8.-4350 Howofd M. Teotor, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8,4222 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-8942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Pou) HurleV, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen.. BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel ...BR 8-6788 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive-Virginia—BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— John Walker, 33'Dougherty—Gretchen Robert B. Kerr, 8 .Parsons Cf.—Martha BR 8-8840 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souct Beach, Cold. Loke— Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. E. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 H. Vincent Korns1ien,-290 Grond St.-Dorothy .. .BR 8-6501 Eileen -— BR 8-5556 Suzenna —- BR 8-5554 Ed Hoitar, 16454 lyopowcr Rd., Coldwatcr Lake.BR 8-5091 —Janean T . --r.. : i., }{• ■t'' m COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR APR 15^, ^ lv| • - FREDERICK H. ff£EKS quality spring products Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME , COLDWATER, HIGH. INC �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Cotdwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Aorll 1962 Tuesday^s speaker introduced by Byron Thomas was Sergeant Milton Eddy, Commanding Officer of the Jonesville State Police Post, Sergeant Eddy discussed the recruitment and training of police officers not only for the state but for cities and towns. He stated that the citizen has a responsibility in providing salaries sufficient to attract good men, but also in supporting them in their efforts. He pointed out that each parent should set an example for his child. A good talk is well worth while. At a meeting in the near future the new by-laws as written by Mark Andrews will be voted upon. Please go over them and make your suggestions in writing to him. It will make the task easier and save a lot of time in discussion. In this line we note that Battle Creek is adopting a provision that at election time the Vice-President be designated as president-elect for the next year. They feel it has merit. Chuck Schmitt submitted the follo\jing financial report; Total Cash on Hand - Profit from Rotary Minstrel on Hand - 5^1,7^0. Fund Given to Tibbits Theater Fund in Addition to above - ^^63^, Committed to flotary Park Project - ^jSOO. Committed to Rotary Foundation - 3300, During the year the Club has given the Tibbits Theater Fund a total of about $1,000, The Club at present cannot operate on dues of sf'25* per year, hence the need to raise them to $30, At the meeting on Thursday^ April ^th the Board of Directors agreed to finance the following: For help in finishing the school in Valles, Mexico as outlined by Bert Faller - $300. To purchase nine for the new members of the National Honor Society at the Coldwater High School. This groun of Juniors and Seniors numbers 20 and the Club is recognizing their outstanding performance scholastically. The Board also agreed to pay the cost of sending four students to the "Little TJ.N." at Hillsdale College, ^ner Olson was authorized to select a High School boy to send to Camp Emory as has been done in the past each year, John Dean for the next week or so will be a big man on the camnus at Michigan State University where he is attending a Real Estate Appraisers School. Next week is kids day. Bring your kids, your girl frienri's kids, your grandchildren or your great grandchildren and see balloons made in to shapes that look like some thing you only see when you are out with the boys. Dick McAdam of the Hillsdale Club discussed the District Conference to be held at Jackson on April 15th and 16th. do you both alot of good. Take the little woman for a%^least a day. It will There were only five "early risers" this week. There are now Rotary Clubs in 127 different countries. country was at Port-au-Prince in Haiti. The last new Club in a new It was admitted on January 22, 1962. July 1, 1961 there have been liiO new clubs in 39 countries admitted to Rotary International, Since You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. ■ TWRGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIUEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Ande>son, Chqifman Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, OFFICERS BY ELECTION OUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treas. Fellowship- Russell Moore. Charles Schmitt, Fred Olson. Anderson, and Mark Andrews 10-R. DIRECTORS MEETINGS - Special—At the call .of 4he President President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvonio Generol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 1-G. Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations- June—1962 '5—K. 12—H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebold 2—D. George Owers, Robert Rumsoy 29—H. Goodholm Leavenworth 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart Ju{y-1962 3-R. Waldron January-1962 Rotary Foundation- Wise Bacon 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5-M. McKeith international Student Projects- Del Wise, Alfred Rice 14—G. Owers, 21-R. Kerr 28—V.' Kornstien December—1961 IntArnottonol Information- Collins 8—F. Neer 15-D. 22—C. Rotary Foundation International Contacts- Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allemier, Horold Goodholm Competitor Relations— Conrod Swart, Albert Falier 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-Lows Report Ken Leovcnworth, Torg Skcbo Trade 24-F. Culy May-1962 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Chairman Paul Hurley, Craig Sebatd Four-Woy Test- Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge,-Michigan Fox November—1961 Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Lose ★ Classlficotlon 24—P. Hurley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Axiier Olson, Chairman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 31—Governor's Visit Sergeont-at-Arms— Carl Vinlon, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. 3—Thomas, Fellowship 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Dale Dean, Warren Williams info 10-F. VanAken, October—1961 4>H Youth- Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken '^•golqr—First Thursday of eoch month 6-C. Wilcox. April-1962 26-W. VanAken, John T. Dean Public Relations— ★ Bovee 3—A. Faller Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist BOARD OF Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, March-1962 International Membership Byron Thomas Membership- 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stag Student Guests- Butterficld 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Piske Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magazine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Williams, Axner 5—S. 6—A. 13-E. tuse. Rotary Anniversary Wise September—1961 Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Clyde Fred Culy, Robert Ylngling Ray Mulchahey, Roy Pitts 22—H. Bent, Attendonce 29-L. Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- ★ Dean, Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer President B. S. Refotlons 8—R. Rumsey 15—0. Dean, 4-H Fair Community Safety- ClassiRcation- 1961 - 1962 1—C. Allemier, William Bobier, Olin Daily Wiiford Couillard PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance★ Februory—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 23-5. Jolley Associations— 30-W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson Thn above is our Brogram schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to chonge dotes with onother member, advise the program ehairman of the change. Metnbers having yseclol programs such as Ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR8-S5W NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.-^Ruth——|R 8-5358 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Glodvs Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan 55 BR 9-94^ Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatriee Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshoil St.—Edno BR 8-2539 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllma BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Botovia—laMoine Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat BR 9-9495 Lester F, Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 8-4424 Chories Woodward, 163 Morshall St. BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth. BR 9-9428 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothrynj Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth BR 8-2261 lBRS-MM Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen...BR 8-2947. Dr. Chorlcs Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Moriorie BR B-6821 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson Sf.-Jean BR B-68^ BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro .- . I"???! William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Morgaret BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfleld Dr.-Josephinc ... BR 8-MS6 Rev Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma--BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbara ..BR 8-5234 Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno ..BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 7-P471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane ... Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo._BR 8-8609 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.-Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann Fred Neer, 243 W. Chleogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rotha—-—-—;—55 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C, Patfofson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine —BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn. BR 8-2^1 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis . Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court-Dorothy Carl F. Vinlon, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Deiia—BR 8-4229 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-5033 BR 8-^^ BR 8-5006 Chories Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR,8-53i8 BR 8-5512 NAME Crolg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 HONORARY MEMBERS Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Foul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen—. BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-^M Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 Bd llellei Uttt Ijeiseiie Rdii CildiiHei kgiiu BR 0 iBBt. Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Mifriort GR 8-4222 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Sanlford Jolley, 1239 Botlle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St^—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lano—Emily BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wiimo BR 8-5790 BR 8-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- Eileen ...1 1 BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna ' : r__- - BR 8-5554 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 Jphn Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed HdTiz, 16454'^y6pawo Hd.7 Coldwater Lake.BR 6-5091 —Jonean 6 / r. -j A • T/?e COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR i FREDERICK R. WEEKS QU.4LrTY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME �"He Profits M-ost Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 29, 1962 Tuesday's speaker With Don bhofho hS chalrmah wag Ri5V. RohEjrt M. Man uP Itib St, Marks Episcopal Church, His topic "Alcoholism" was presented in a different light than the subject might lead one to suspect. Father Man outlined the attitude of the alcoholic toward drinking, stating that it is a disease when it becomes chronic and should be treated as such. The confirmed alcoholic drinks compulsively and he should be considered as an ill person. Next week will feature Sergeant Milton Eddy of the Jonesville State Police Post, will be introduced by S, Byron Thomas and his subject will be "The Citizens He Responsibility"• On Tuesday April 10th there will be a kids day. Make arrangements now to bring your kids, your girl friend's kids, your grandchildren or your great grandchildren to the party. Good entertainment is promised. Don't forget the District Conference to be held in Jackson April l^th and l6th. Members can select any part of the conference activity they wish, Rotarians and their Rotary Anns should remember this when planning to attend. Better take the little woman, give her a day off, she'll love you for it, Lansing Rotary leads the District in Rotary Foundation Fellowship contributions with a rating of 700^, Charlotte and Eaton Rapids are tied for second place with ^00^, Twenty one clubs have moved up to a higher percentage since July 1, 1961, Coldwater is a 200% Club, It has not moved up in the present year. District 636 now has 2755 members, suggested by President Abey, Coldwater has not added three new members as In fact we have lost two members which means we will have to take in five new members to keep^even. How about sending a picture of the Minstrel Show Cast to the District Conference with a report of the previous shows given. It has become a tradition, why not recognize it as such, .1, Coldwater was sixth in attendance in the district in February with an average of 95-57^« All clubs with a better average had at least one 100% meeting. The poorest average was 62^, The March Rotarian made the Congressional Record. A Congressman from New Jersey had articles regarding "Meanings of USA" inserted so all members of Congress could read them. Number 33 is the lucky number for April 3rd, In the May Rotarian there is to be an article on National Parks, Vfith all of the hullabaloo about Sleeping Bear Dunes this is very timely and should prove interesting, Look for it. It is too bad that Branch County does not have a good county park, not even a township park with all our mary lakes. Someone lacked foresight. Are you going to Los Angeles in June? If not, why not? Axner Olson fooled his Maw - he arrived on April 2nd instead of the day before. Dear Newt: - I guess the street deparlanent of Coldwater is in cahoots with the local parsons, The streets certainily shake the hell out of you, ' - Your Uncle Gully The best camouflage for a woman's bow legs is a plunging neckline, RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church ~ Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium —■ Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. — - �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES ** CLUB SERVICE MICH. Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobier, Olin Dally Attendance— Horvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ Wilford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Class! Rcation— Community Sofety— Club Bulletin- Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS President Viee-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Charles Clyde V/illiams, Schmltl, Fred Roy Pitts, John Etsweiler Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. Richard Biringer 1961 .1962 DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Axner Olson, Anderson, Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Followship— Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magazine- Jerry Fair, Woyne Woy MembershipWerner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Mark Andrews Seton Byron Thomos INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Choirmon Carl Vinton, Norm Moore Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman International Information— Cranston Wllcox, Ernest Luse ★ Buyer'Soller RelationsChester Allemier, Harold Goodholm DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International - JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary international George R- Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Competitor Relations— Conrud Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relotlons— Bovee Aprll-1962 26-W. VanAken, 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrcns' 17—R. Biringer, Fox 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 1-G. Collins 8-P. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation International Student Prelects— ■ Dei Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsey 28—V. Kornsflen 29—H. Goodholm June—1962 5—K. December—1961 12-H. McKnIght 19—K. Olmsted, Christmoi 26-C. Sebald Andrews, By-Laws Report Trade 23-S. Jolley Associations- 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 30-W. July-1962 Woldron 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling 16—M. Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swort 3—R. January—1962 Four-Way Test— Ken Lcovenworth, Torg Skobo Leovcnworth 12—W. Troot, Lodies' Night 5-M. McKeith Woodward Hurley, Craig Sebald Porly Classification 2—D. Paul info 21-R. Kerr Internotlonol Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the cat! of the President Internotional 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stag 10-R. 6—C. Wileox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urbon 3-A. Faller 4-H Youth- 27-R. Shaw March-1962 Wise September—1961 November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Seareant*at-Armt— at 12:15 p. m. 22—H. Bent, Attendonce 31—Governor's Visit Rotary Informoiion— Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken Regular—First Thursdoy of each month 20—R. Moore B. S. Relations October—1961 Public Relations— ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1—C. Allemier, 5—S. Buiterfield Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 29-L. 6—A. 13-E. Luse, Membership John T. Dean Mrs. Grace Potterson—Organist PROGRAMS August—1961 Student Guests- Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Byron Thomos, Donoid Harris, and Russell Moore- Fred Anderson, Chairman 24—R. Sweet Couillard The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-5358 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfp —BR 8-6769 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marjorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson Sf.-Jeon SS Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro BR 8-5891 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-2818 Ooane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 FairField Dr.—Lucille Albert Fuller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Choriotte BR 8-8933 BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 23 Edison Court—Pansy Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-5942 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Car! F. Vinion, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice V/ayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sl.-Dorofhy Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Bofavla—loMoine Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 CAurch St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. CofFman, 759 E. Chlcogo Rd.—Nola _BR 8-4086 CJ lluliij liiHI ljupuwu'RUiy<luhjiiuiLi Lukw BBOiiOW Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. — Ed Holfz, 16454 lyopawu Rd., Coldwoter Lake.BR 8-5091 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5. 1573 W. ChicagoEileen ■ S02orinej— JL—-X BR 8-5556 BR 8-5554 —Janean WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cella Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Howard K. Swan, 42 WINowbrook Rd.—Elva PREDERtCK H, 12:15 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat I COLDWATER, BR 8-4243 BR 8-2126 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis -Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia -BR 8-4229 BR 8-8318 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 -BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstieii, 290 Grand Sf."—Dor6thV.J'-bR'8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Address ond Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann __BR 8-5714 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr,-8 Persons Ct,—Martha BR 8-2790 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — BR 8-5842 BR 0-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. cf. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Bronch—Phyllis — BR 8-5006 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleon-_ BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce _BRB-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel — Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-M39 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .. BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace -—BR 8-2979 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene--BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane — BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Gust C. Burandf, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine —BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butferifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo—BR 8-2854 BR 8-5234 BR 8-50^ Robert Nagie, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5386 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Lose, .R. R, No. 3—Ruth- Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen— BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 BR 8-6033 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, HIGH. �"Ue Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A.. March 22, 1962 Tuesday's program under the chairmanship of Howard Teeter dealt with Mexico. his medical training Charles Bacon gave us a shot or maybe a capsule report of the country dealing with the economics, history, religious and social background of the Mexican people. His report of the religious background dealing with the p^amids was news to nearly all members. The relationships of the United States to Mexico shed a new light the attitudes of many Mexicans toward the citizens of the United States. For clarification of this ask our secretary. Bert Faller also shovied some slides of rural scenes and proposed that the club help finish a school which was started by the Rotary Club of Valles. The project would cost about $300. and would plaster the three rooms under construction. He asked the members to give the matter a good "think". The new Board of Directors of the Club are Fred Anderson; Duke Davidson; John Dean, the President of the Club; Axner Olson; Charles Schmitt; Clyde Williams, the new Vice-president; and Fred Culy. Chick Kennedy is to continue as Secretary; Chuck Schmitt as Treasurer and Fred Weeks as Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, and Norm Moore as Sergeant at Arms, Birthdays in March are as follows; 3-21 - Mrs. Don Harris 3-2li - Wilford Couillard 3-22 3-2? 3-21 - Chuck Woodward 3-2^ Mrs, Fritz VanAken - Mrs. Robert ^ - Mark Andrews. We can only express our sympathy to Bob and Tom Shaw for the death of their Dad. He will be missed by the community. He had done alot for Coldwater. Eight early leavers and we noticed one member apologizing for his early departure, a tip of the hat to him. Then there was the hospital patient on receiving his bill for an operation said, "No wonder they wear masks in the operating room". The daughters of two members, Marda Bobier and Susan Mulchahey, were elected to the High School National Honor Society this week. The gals must take after their mothers. No news on the Charter of the Club. Doesn*t someone know where it is? Did vou know that in some Rotary Clubs as many as three or four languages are spoken within the Club? There are from 1;0-50 different ones used commonly. The only ex ception is Russian, There are no Rotary Clubs in the Iron Curtain countries. What is Vocational Service? 1. It is the cornerstone of Rotary. 2. 3. It is the giving of service in our daily work, It is putting Rotary to work where we work, U. A Rotarian^s full time job. It is the helpfulness to and thoughtfulness of others as practiced by Rotarians in their business and professions. Read the article, "Five Great Decisions of U.S. Foreign Policy", in the March Rotarian. It begins onjpage 28. Perhaps reading it will shake you out of your complacency and lethargy. Dear Newt; after all. - What is this world coming to? Maybe the female is not the weaker sex It used to be that \jtien a boy was "sweet on a gal" he carried her school books for her. The other day I saw a little gal struggling along with a big armload of books and besidfer strode a big bruiser carrying nothing. How times have changed. Your Uncle Gully Many a man has acquired a large vocabulary by marrying one. RAY You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday IZslS M. •Cj ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF * COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE MICH. Clyde Williams, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION Richard Biringer OUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMirr FRED WEEKS Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Vke-President Fellowship- Secretary Treasurer Asst. Socy.-Troas. Charles Clyde Williams, Schmitt, Fred Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Anderson, and Mark Andrews John T. Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist Dole Dean, Warren Williams Dean International Contacts- Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman ★ Cranston Wileox, Ernest Luse Chester Allcmier, Harold Goodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Falier Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotory International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International Inlernattonal Student Proiects— Del Wise, Alfred Rise Fox 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley Four-Way TestKen Leavenworth, Torg Skobo Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge,.Michigan Richord Moore, Roy Patterson 1-^. Collins 8—F. Neer 14—G. Owers, Wise Bacon 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 Rotary Foundation 29-H. Goodholm 5—K. Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 5-M. McKelth 12—H. McKnighf 19—K. Olmsted; Christmas 26-C. Sebald JuIy-1962 3—R. Waldron January—1962 George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Paul Hurley, Cralg Seboid George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 24-F. Culy Mav-1962 15-D. 22—C. 7—H. Joseph Rotary Foundation- Porly Biringer, Classification December—1961 internationo! information— Buyer-Seller Relbtions— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moere, Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 17—R. November—1961 Sergeont-at-Armi— Carl Vinton, Norm Moore ot 12:15 p. m. 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10-F. VanAken, Childrens' 31—Governor's Visit ' Info Aprit-1962 26-W. VanAken, 10-R. 4-H Youth- Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken Regular—First Thursday oF each month Bovee 19—R. Nogle, Stag October—1961 Public Relations— ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Jnternotional 3-A. Faller Program- Russell Moore. 6—C. Wileox, 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno Membership Byron Thomas Membership- Axner Olson, 27-R. Shaw March-t962 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. FIske Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Dean, 5—S. Bulterfleld 20—R. Moore Wise September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magoiine— B. S. Relations 22—H. Bent, Attendance Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Horris, Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. 1—C. Allemier, 29-L. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling 6—A. 13-E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair Roy Pitts, John Etsweller Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Club Bulletin- PROGRAMS August—1961 Community Sofety— Classification- 1961 - 1962 ROTARY Wliliom Bobier, Oiln Dally Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wiiford Couiilard February—1962 1961-1962 Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- ★ COMMLTNITY SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman 10-W. Way IT-iR. Yingling 2—D. Woodword 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet 23-S. Jolley Trade Associations— 30-W. Couiilard The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE'30; 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann - Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn BR8-W33 Dr. Charles Bacor\, 59 N. Circle Drive—Moriorie BR 8-6821 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—,-BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta BR 8-6769 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lilo Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro.— BR 8-5891 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR8-55M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther—1—BR 8-6843 Wllllom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgarel BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairiield Dr.—Josephine ... BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbara BR 8-5234 Wiiford Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olln Daily, 61 Mople Lane—Jane BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo-.BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweile'/ Jt-. 37 Fairfield ,Or.—Lueillo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hantheff St.—Charlotte BR 8-6598 BRB-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR B-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley," 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aiieen... Santford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4229 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olnisled,-70 Marshall St,—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Gfond St.—Retha George Owofs, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batavla—LoMolne BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 k K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 BR 8-5996 BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 BR 8-2451 BR 8-5006 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-4424 8R 8-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. C. Alfred Rice, R. ff. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Guvorrie S. Coffnioh, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..BR 8-4086 EJ llillij Klft lupeiii fldii ifuldiielui luliu DO 0 Cnilib Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Art Lyon, 11 §'191$ Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pot Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 3-4222 Eileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— — BR 8-5554 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-2710 BR 9-9495 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Pork PI.—Elzoro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen — BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz. 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter. Lake.BR 8-5091 M.AK23 WEEKS MICH, BR 9-9428 BR 6-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS —Janean COLDWATER, by BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-8318 E, Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoSuzanno Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy QUALITY-SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. VISITING BR 8-4243 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-6278 PREDERICFf H. COLDWATER, BR 8-5585 BR 8-2128 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys -Notary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: BR 8-2612 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St.—Alice The COLDWATER Published Phone No. �"He PTofits Most Who Serves Besf' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. l-Iarch 1962 Tuesday's pro^-;rain vjith Bob Hawley was one of the outstanding meetings of the year. Dr. Richard Bateman, President of Tri-State College was the speaker. He discussed the area within 35 miles of Angola as a satelite industrial area with unlimited potential for develonment. He stressed the value of the excellent highways in the area and went on to discuss the decentralization which is taking place in industry at the present time thru which m?my companies are building factories in rural areas. He also stressed the need for trained personnel and stated that in the United States 60,000 people will be seeking new jobs each week. A part of the peoole will need to be retrained for jobs and the others will be seeking jobs for the first time. Dr. Bateman has had lo'hg exnerience in the educational field and exnects Tri-State to serve the industries in the area in providing adult classes, also in the field of research and supporting service. Bill Bobier won a free lunch by remembering what he read in his bulletin. Our student guest was Bob Wilcox, son of Rotarian Cranston Wilcox. at Coldwater High School. He was introduced by Bill Bobier. He is a senior ^•^embers of the Board of Supervisors and city officials were guests of the Club. These included Paul Brower of Bethel Township, V/illiam Olney of Butler, James Skinner of Gilead, Orville Maxson of Ovid, Arthur Lyon, Mayor of Coldwater, Burdette Harris, City Clerk, Harold Russell, City Assessor, Olen Fry, City Alderman and Earl Linn, County Clerk. There were only four early leavers, but many of these wi.ll make up. VJe are inproving. There were, however, 22 absent Our travelers include Mark Andrews, Detroit; Red McKnight, Mexico; Russ Moore, Florida; W. VanAken, Long Beach, California; V/. Williams', Hawaii; and all the V/oodward clan is in Mesa, Arizona. The deadline for applications for Rotary Fellowships is April l5th, and must be in the hands of the District Governor by May 1st, Does anyone know where the original Charter of the Rotary Club of Coldwater is located? It should be framed if found and hung at the meeting place. Apparently our Club is doing nothing for World Understanding V/eek, remiss Are we being in this area? Enclosed is dope on the District Conference to be held in Jackson April l5th - l6th. Better break down and take the little woman with you to this meeting. She deserves it and will enjoy it. Next week we take a trip to Mexico via slides to be shown by Charles Bacon with Howard Teeter as program chairman. Dear Newt: - People really are funny, so are city governments, the other day I tried to call the local Board of Public Works. I looked in the telephone directory under City of Coldwater and it was not listed, even tho it is part of the city government. Danged it if I did not have to call information for the number. Apparently the - Board of Public Works does not want to be associated with the city of Coldwater. Your Uncle Gully There is just as much authority in the family tod^ as there ever was, only now the children exercise it. Hay You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednwday 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel -• Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION DUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A, KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Ray Pitts, John Etsweller Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer Vice-Presldent Secretary Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Trcos. Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- John Walker Dean, Uean, Charles Clyde Williams, YYimams, t-iyoe Schmitt, Fred Axner Olson wiavn. mamci Anderson, Mark Andrews INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 28—V. Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allcmier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois Goveritor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grond Ledge, Michigan 12-H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsfed, Christmas Rotary Foundation- 2—D. George Owers, Robert Rumsoy 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 23-S. Jolley Assoeiotions— 30-W. Richard Moore, Roy Patterson proorams sucH as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Couillord Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-«33 BR 8-M58 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-68^ William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara— BR 8-5386 Dr Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|one BR 8-«21 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon BR 8-8086 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.-Josephine BR 8-M36 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.-Theima.-BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene ._BR 8-6054 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Rufh BR 8-M61 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N, Hudson Sf.-Holen- BR8-W47 Horold McKnight, Coldwoter Slate Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-o2/8 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR §-5078 BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmslod, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR8-M39 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rotha ^—BR 9-93TO George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No, 3-Elizobeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearcc, 97 Edison Ci.—Lorroine 5B B? Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 ) Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane — BR 8-2818 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn. BR 8-^1 John Elsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo--BRB-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR B-5909 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-6161 BR 8-5006 BR 8-6598 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-8933 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise—BR 8-5842 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlono Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchell St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 BR 8-^50 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Robert 8. Kerr. 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wlimo BR 8-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily , BR 8-8840 Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. No. S, 1573 W.'-Chieago— BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Eileen Suienno BR 8-5556 .irr NAME Telephone BR 8-5909 Address and Rotary Ann Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Carl F. VInfon, 182 E. Chicago Sf.-Aliee BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia.-BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis BR 8-2710 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllma Warren Wlllioms, Batavia—LaMoine BR 8-4159 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 8-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-^33 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Robert G. YIngling, 21 BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Seoft—Notolie BR 8-5033 BR 8-^14 Crolg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude the change. Members hovlng spec^l JOHN DEAN, Program Chairmon ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Chester L. Allemier. R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 24—R. Sweet Andrews, By-ldws Report The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with onother member, odvise the Progarm NAME July-1962 10-W. Way 17—R. YIngling Woodward 16—M. Test- Leavenworth 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 3—R. Woldron January—1962 Ken Leavenv/orth, Torg Skabo Trade 5—K. 26-C. Sebold Del Wise, Alfred Rice Employer-Employee Relations— Poui Hurley, Croig Scbald Four-Way 29-H. Goodholm 12—W. Treot, Ladies' Night 5-M. McKeilh International Student Projects- Competitor Relations— Conrod Swart, Albert Faller Collins June-1962 Kornstien December—1961 international Information- Cranston Wlleox, Ernest Luse ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1-G. 8—F, Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 21-R. Kerr international Contacts- Axner Olson, Chairman 24-F. Culy May-1962 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Choirmon Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken Party Classification 31—Governor's Visit Sorgeonl-at-Arms— Carl VInton, Norm Moore Special—At the call of the President Faller Fox November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information- at 12:15 p. 3-A. 24—P. Hurley Public Relations— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 10-F. VanAken, Childrens' 17—R. Biringer, 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Dole Dean, Warren Williams John T. Dean Pogulor—First .Thursday of each moitth 27—D. Shorno Membership 10-R. Info Teeter Aprli-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship October—1961 4-H Youth- Prog tonr— Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist Bovee 26-W. VanAken, Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, ond Russell Moore. 5—S. Student Guests- Membership- International 20—H. 19—R. Nagle, Stag Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Magozine— 6—C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, March-1962 Wise September—1961 Fred Culy, Robert Ylngllng Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. 29-t. Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show 8—R. Rumsey 15-D. Dean. 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Community Safety- Clossification— 1961 - 1962 Rotary Anniversary B. S. Relations Wilford Couillord Buttorfleld 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Allemier, William Bobicr, Olin Dally Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, 6—A. PROGRAMS August—1961 Beys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY BR 8-5554- HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola . BR 3-4086 4fpf«-^»<»»^yppmn^U!reulLlwuiei LukB-BR Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richord Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva .-BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grefchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake.BR 6-5091 —Jonean Tbe COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR 0®0 PREOERICEf H. WEEKS quality spring products. IMC Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER. mCH. '■^tr �^*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A.. March 8, 1?62 For the first time in many years there are two nominees for District Governor, They are Dan D. Karn (Past iiervice) of the Jackson Club, He is a former president of the Consumer's Power Company, and the other is Glenn D, Clark (Senior Active) of the St, Joseph -Benton Harbor Club, He is connected with the Whirlpool Corporation. [•■r. I ' May the best Rotarian win I The rural^urban meeting on March 13th is to be under the chairmanship of Bob Hawley since Boyd Wigjjins who had the program has resigned. The Board of Directors has decided to invite the Branch County Board of Supervisors to be guests of the Club at the regular noon meeting. The new members of the Board of Directors of the Club are John Dean, Fred Anderson, Fred Culy, Russell Moore, Jocner Olson, Charles Schmitt and Clyde Williams, men were elected at Tuesday's meeting, These Tuesday's student guests were Vene Nutt introduced by George Owefs and Roy Bregg introduced by Dick Moore, The Club travelers are the Russ Moores who are now in Florida, the Warner VanAkens in Mesa, Arizona, the Warren Williams on their way to Hawaii, the Bert Fallens and the Red McKnights now in Mexico and the Les Woodwards in Tucson, Arizona, You can give an egotist credit for one thing - he seldoms talks about other neople, Tuesday's program chaired by Fred Culy in the absence of Cranston V/ilcox was extremely interesting. The speaker Mrs. Henry told us of diamonds. Most of the members have purchased one at sometime in their lives. Now they know what they bought. The early leavers list is creeping up again. Birthdays include Mrs, H, J. McKnight on March 9th, Mrs. Fred Culy on March 11, and next Tuesday our president Duke Davidson, April 1st is the deadline for the report for the District Conference to be held April llpth and Ibth at Jackson, ■•ill pending proposals for membership should be disposed of by that time and the proposed member should be inducted by that time if he has been approved. The theme of this conference is to be Fellowship, Inspiration and Information, The week of March 18-21; has been set aside as World Understanding Week and in 127 countries it will be observed. This might be a good time to have foreign students from nearby colleges as guests of the Club. It has been years since we have had foreign guests. Remember this number - 31 - at next weeks meetinjg, it may cost you something if you don't know it and you may profit if you do remember it. In this day and age of turmoil read the article on page 28 of the March Rotarian, From this you may realize the United States should not be so smug and complacent about its dealing with other nations. Dear Newt; - This past week we had a lot of snow and I'm all shook up about the snow that is left on the sidewalks, particularly in front of vacant stores on main street. They ought to do something about this, the owner I believe is responsible for snow removal but they just don't do it. Some day someone is going ik> take a bad fall. Your Uncle Gully About the time you get cured of swearing it is time to fill out another income tax report» You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighborjjrii^ Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION BRONSON — Cengresotionol Church — Wednosday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Stvrgei Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobier, Olin Dally Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Vice-president Secretory Treosorer FRED NVEEKS Asst. Secy.-Ireos. Roy Mulchohey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- Davidson, John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Chorles' ^hmitt, Fred Anderson, ond John Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist BOARD OF Dean If^ERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman International Contacts- Curl Vinton, Norm Moore • Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speciol-At the call of the President Axner Olson, Chplrman - ★ President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary Internationol 3—A. -Faller 10-R. Fox Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley Cranston Wflcox, Ernest Luse International Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Competitor Relations- Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Craig Sebold Four-Wdy Test— . , George-' R. Meons, ;Evdnstpn, Illinois Ken leovenworth, Torg Skabo Governor,. 636 Oist., Rotoi^, Internationol Trade Assdciatibns— • I' Rotary Foundation- George Owers, Robert Rumsey ; ' 24-F. Culy May-1962 1—G. Collins 8—F. Neer 15-D. Wise November—1961 7—H. Joseph 14—G. -Owers, 22—C. 21-R. Korr 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 Rotary Foundation 5—K. Leavenworth 12-W. Treot, Lodies' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart S-M. McKeith 12—H. Mcknight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas July-1962 26~C. Sebald 3-R. Waldron January—1962 2—D. Bocon 29—H. Goodholm December—1961 International information- Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allelriier, Harold Goodholm DISTRICT 636,ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Chlldrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 31—Governor's Visit Sergeant-ot-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. 27—D. Shorno 26-W.-VanAken, , Info Teeter Apirt-1962 Membership Dole Dean, Warren Williams Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotory InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken ^^ular—First Thursday of each month Bovoo October—1961 Public Relations— DIRECTORS MEETINGS ★ T. 5—S. d-H Youth- Progrom— Russell Moore. International 20-H. 19—R. Nogle, Slag Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Mork Andrews 6-C. V/ilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Ruarl Urbon 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- Membership- Mareh-1962 Wise September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magazine- Jerry Fair, Woyne Way Directors — Duone E. 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Rurol Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw B. 5. Relations 29-L. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling Club Bulletin- Rotary Anniversary 1—C. Allemier, Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Bulterfield 13—E. Luse, 8—R. Rumsey Community Safety- Classification- 1961 - 1962 6—A. PROGRAMS August—1961 Wilford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Februory—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodword 9—J. Foir, R. Magoilne 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report :'23-S. Jolloy • Ken Bedgls; Grand-Ilfdge-. -Miehigatr-- " Richgrd .Mooro, Roy., Pottersqn 30—W. ; Couillard The above Is our program schedule for the y ear 1961-62. If you wont to change"' dotes with' dnolher member, edvise" '■the progrom chdirmon' of the cha'ng*e.'- Mo'mbers having speciol programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone-Kalhryn BR 8-M33 BR 8-5358 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson. St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coidwofer Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgoret BR8-5386 NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.-Rufk Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Neer; 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara-.BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandl, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine --8R 8-4486 Rev. Albert Bullerfieid, 31 Edison Ct.:—thelma BR.8-2854 BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR8-2818 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison lake BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Ai!een._ BR 8-5942 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy "E. Koii Leavenwofthy 77 Maple lone—Emily f'???[§ BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Roy C. Potterson, 36 fj. Circle Dr.—Groeo BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 NAME Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 Phone No. BR 8-2612 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ..BR 8-5585 Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—DelIa_..BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sl.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice .. ..BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllmo Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pal BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia i Charles Woodword, 163 Marsholl St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.-Ruth BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Robert G., Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolio BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshall St.—Polly BR 8-2930 BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS DonoLd V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Guvorrio S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Noio .BR 8-4086 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon .BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Art Lyon/ 11 Pork PI.—Elzora .Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 BR8.5556 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva John Woiker, 33 Dougherty-Grefchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Mqrsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-6687 Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court-Dorothy Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho 1_1- BR 8-6769 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. cf. No. 1, Union City—Eveiyn.BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergel BR 8-5714 BR 8-5909 E. Harold Goodhotm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy BR 8-2261 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pills, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo-.BR 8-8609 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann — BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris— BR B-5318 Phone No. Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Gtond St.—Refha— BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR.8-5996 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene —BR 8-6054 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie i Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara Address and Rotary' Ann Ernest W. Luse. R, R. No. 3-Rulh Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5,.Coldwafer-Fay BR.8-5563 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2641 Rolph Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen Webster Treot, 3492 San SoAi Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6501 Suzanna ^ BR 8-5554 BR 8-6850 lldij Ed-Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwatcr Loke .BR 8-5091 —Jonean ".s- >• • m COLDWATER iV u-s.^UFpegrtfOi 3<t t' ■" / ee. 34.1 Notary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality SPRIHG products COLDWATER. HICH, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME IMC �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. mrah 1.96? Next week March 6th is the annual election of the Board of Directors of the Club. The nominating committee has submitted the following list of members from which seven (7) are to be selected; Fred Anderson, Seton Bovee, Fred Culy, Uilford Couillard, John Dean, Robert tiawley, Raul Hurley, Russell Moore, Axner Olson, George Owers, Craig Sebald, Charles bchmitt, Clyde Milliams and Douglas i-oodward. Make your selection and be sure to be there to vote. Tuesday's student guests were Mike -^fost introduced by Ralph Toupalik and John Abel introduced by :All bouier. Other guests were Dale ^Jlrey of Gosheh, Indiana, and three bronson Rotarians, Hcls i:eber, Glenn Martin, and Bob Stocker. Bill '.'ilson of Coldwater and Clem Kromer were the guests of Ken Leavcm-Jorth and Bob Yingling. Mexico is bcponing ponular since the iicKnights took of Sunday for a vacation there. Several other members are now there. The early leaver list is creeping up again v/ith over 10,i leaving early. Fred Culy who will be pinch hitting for Cranston l/ilcox next vieek tells he has a gal Miizabeth Henry of the National Diamond Council of iimerica as a speaker. She will be telling us of particles of pure carbon. Anpropriato at this time of year is the fact that next to being shot at and missed, nothing is quite as satisfying as a refund on your income tax. Don't forgot to turn in the money for your basketball tickets, J3on't forget either to turn in your report and any unpaid bills for the Minstrel to Doug Woodward. April l^th and l6th is a date to remember. District Conference at Jackson. Every new iiotarian should nlan to attend if at all possible. January attendance in District 636 averaged B9^3h% with Coldwater li^th with an average of 91.8U. Eleven Clubs had one or more 100:5 meetings. VJe appreciate the District Governors attendance at our Minstrel on Thursday evening. From their reports E. ^ron Thomas and A1 Rice lead exemplary lives while in Atlantic City, be just wonder why they went* Wedding Anniversaries this week are March 3rd, the D-uvarie Coffmans, March !ith, the Nomand iioores, and on i-Iarch 5th, the Clyde Jilliams. Birthdays are on March 5th, Alfred Rice, iiarch 6th, Russell Waldron and Chick Kennedy. Dear Nevjt; - People are funny. I went past the Auto License Bureau today and there was a long line waiting to get in to the office, ./hy is it people put it off and then grovjl because the office doesn't stay open all night. Your -Jhcle Gully A Taxpayer is a person who works for the government i-Jithout taking a civil service examination. iUiJ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wodneedoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week— Wiilionr Bobior, ~Olin Dally Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ WIford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, DUANE E. DAVIDSON Richard Biringer Presidenl JOHN T. DEAN Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Secretary Treasurer FRED WEEKS Asst. Seey.-Treas. Worner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Dean, Clyde Williams, Axnor Olson. Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and Mark Andrews John T. Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist 10-R. Dean DIRECTORS MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken Sergeant-ot-ArmsCarl Vinlon, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. Competitor Relations_Qonrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations- General Secretary, Rolory International George R. Means, Evonsten, Illinois Bacon 29—H. Goodholm June-1962 5—K. 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 19—K. 'Olmsted, Christmas - George Owers, Robert Rumsoy 2—D. July-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962 Rotary Foundation— Leavenworih 12—W. Treat, Ladles' Night 12—H. McKnight Trade Associations— Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michlgon 22—C. 26-C.Sebald Ken Lcovenworth, Torg Skobo Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary, International Collins Neer 14—G. Owers, 5-M. McKelth International Student Prolects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Paul Hurley, Craig Scbdkl Four-Woy Test- 1—G. 8-F. 15-0. Wise 28—V. Kornsticn International Information- Buyer>Seller RelationsChester Allemier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary InternotronqL JOSEPH A. ABEY,"Reading, Pennsylvania 24-F. Culy May-1962 7—H. Joseph December—1961 Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse ★ Party Classification Fox Rotary Foundation Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' 17—R. Biringer, 2I-R. Kerr Intomationol Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President VanAken, Membership November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information- Regular—First Thursday of each month 27—D. Shorno 31—Governor's Visit Public Rclotions— ★ Info Teeter Aprll-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- Russell Moore. International 20—H. 3—A. Foller 4-H Youth- 6—C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership— March-1962 Wise 19—R. Nagle, Stog 26-W. Butterfleld 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw Relations 5—5. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way S. September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Howley Magazine- Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. B. Rural Urban— John Walker •k BOARD OF Fred Culy, Robert YIngling Ray Mulchohey, Ray Pitts FellowshipByron Thomas, Donald Harris, 6—A. 13—E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey 15—0. Dean, 4-H Foir 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- PROGRAMS August—1961 1—C. Allemier, Community SafetyRoy Pitts, John Etsweiler Classification- 1961 - 1962 February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingiing Woodward 9—J. Fair, R- Magazine 24—R. Sweet 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 23-5. Jolley 30-W. Couillard Richord Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our progrom schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you wont to ehonge dotes with another member, odvlse the program chairmars of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER^ JUNE 30, 19^J ' NAME I Addresinprtd Rotary ilnn. Phone No. NAME 'Addfesr'xind-Roiory 'Ahn' Phonq Nb. Ernest W. luse, R. R. No:'3-Rulb Chester L. Allemier.m. R. No. 5,rCoidv^ater-Foy PM-55« fred Anderson, 46 Maple Larie-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Roth— 'il-- W .8-2261! Milfbnd A."McKehh,.75 N. Hudson St.-Helen. .BR 8-2W7 -—-iBRI-WM • JOHN DEAN, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 Address ond Rotory Ann NAME Harold McKnight,-Coldwoter Stafe Home^arol bR.?<S55T',; ■•j. Wprner VarvAken, ^ R. No. 2—Gladys BR8-«58 Dr Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorie BRB-6821 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Corl F. Vihtdtf, le? E.-Chicago St.-Alice Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon-_- Ug-SOBo Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy William Bobfer, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Solon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5386 iRaymond Mulchohey) 175 E. Peer! St.—J^ila. Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan -2 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court-Giodys—BR 8-6278 Harvey G. Bent, 5! N. Circle Drlve-Esthef..„,-BR8-68^ Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Blr8>4486 ' BR 8-M78 ?*?!?? Fred Neer,'243 W.'Chicqgo—Ernestine ,— Dr, K. L.'Olmste'd, 70 Marshall'St.—Edna BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 • BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis BR 8-8236 Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wis'ei, R, R. No. 2—Celia ^ BR 8-4424 BR 8-5234 -BR 9-9471 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lofroine . BR 8-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 MarshdII St. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. C.hlcogo SK -J BR 8-2790 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly . .. v... .-..BR 8-2818 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grdnd St.—Colleen _BR 8-6127 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—CHarlotto BR 8-5475 Duane E, Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-Ellen 36 ._BR 3-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—^ueilte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N; Circle Dr.---Grq'ee— BR 8-2979 Ray P.ltfs, 55,N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 816I6I C. Alfred Rice, R. ft. No. 1, Uniotr Cily-Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Bronch—Phyllis _1— BR 8,-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget." BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R, R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone—BR8-6054 BR 8-2128 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Tom Collins, 36 W. Pietce St.-Barbara Rev. Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Theima—BR,8-2854 l.BR 8-4243 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia.-BR 8-4229 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR9-93M •George Owers, Box 77, R. R. .No, 3—Elizabejh-.BR 8-5996 Otin Dally, 61 Maple.Lonq—Jane Phone No. - Cran,»f9n Witcox, 22 Cdi^n Court-Dorothy .... BR 8-2612 ' ■"Fritz VohA'lJen, 65'E*. 'Chidago St.—Mary'Ann.._-..BR 8-5585 Del Wise, 45, Maple Lane—Pat BR 9-9495 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingiing, 21 Scott-Notolie BR 8-6393 BR 8-2930 HONORARY MEMBERS 6. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd.,^. R. 2—N»Ilie BR 8-6316 . Guvarrie S. Coffmcin, 759 E. Ctiicago Rd.—Noia -BR 8-4086 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen.J. BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann — BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris — BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Donold V. Shorno, 156'E. Chicago St.—Louise BR.8-5B42 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 E. Byron ,Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2341 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake—, Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR8-6788 1 !1. Vincent Kornsticn, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E, Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily ^ $,r -• I BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 .^Btf-8-6501 — 8R 8-6850 Ralph Toupallk, R,. R; No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen • SiTTonof! - BR 8-5556 -..-.r - -- BR 8-5554 r,l 11 I. ... Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake-SR 8-5091 —Jonean , The COLDWATER ^Rotary REFLECTOR P E A r FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, MXCH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 22, 19.62 ^ The Rotary Minstreal Show is history and from all reports it was enjoyed by everyone who saw it» Last week we forgot to mention the "Showboat" with it*s paddle which drew considerable favorable comment, Doug VJoodward deserves a "Well Done" - We will know later how we came out financially. On Tuesday Mark Andrews again presented the revised Constitution and by-laws and still the matter isn*t settled. Apparently there is still doubt about the recommendations made. Hurrahl It is the Democratic process* Better luck next time. Norm Moore is the new sergeant at arms replacing Carl Vintco, Keep your picture out of the paper or it will cost you money. This is a call for help I Your editor wants news items of the doings of members and their families. We get help thru the monthly Newsletter put out by the District Governor and R, I, sends us the Clip Sheet, Getting local items is like pulling teeth. Please take a minute and give items to your editor. It is no fun writing a bulletin about a "Silent Sam" group. There is to be a District Assembly at Plainwell on May 6th and 7th, If you are one who should be going, draw a circle around that week end. Don't forget Los Angeles June 3-7 as the place and date of the Annual Convention of Rotary International. We understand E. Byron Thomas and A1 Rice are on the "Board Walk" at Atlantic City, The following birthdays were missed last week: February l6th, Conrad Swart and Harold Goodholm, February 23rd, Mrs. Ray Pitts, and on February 2lth, Ipfug Woodward, Chet Allemier and Fred Culy, Wedding anniversaries are as follows: February 17th, the Les Wises, February 19th, the Keath Pearces, February 20th, the Russ Moores, February 27th, the Axner Olsons and on this day also Clyde Williams and his mother each have a birthday. Did you know that Michigan was the first state to develops roadside tables and parks for tourists. Can any member remember a first that Branch County has done to help draw tourists? A cigar if you can. Did you know tthat the first Rotary Meeting was held February 23> 190$ in Chicago? , A suggestion for the Board of Directors, Buy a movie screen for the showing of pictures - a large one to hang on the wall. Dear Newt; - bome of the streets in Coldwater are badly in need of resurfacing, especially East Pearl Street. And this is not "a Conservative View either". Your Uncle Gully Wild oats make a lousy breakfast. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ☆ ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BAITLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobicr, Olin Dolly Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ Wilford OFFICERS BY ELECTION OUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN Vlee-Presidenf Secretary Treosurer Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, ^hmitt, Fred Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Lester Wise, Robert Show, Richord Biringer Axner Roy Mulehohey, Roy Pitts FellowshipByron Thomos, Donald Harris, Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Magazine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Way and Mark Andrews John Mrs. Grace Potterson—Orgonist T. Seton DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. ^ 4-H Youth- Dean INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Vinton, Special—At the call of the President Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International Internationol Informotlon— Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- Chester Allemler, Harold Goodholm International Student Projects- Del Wise, Alfred Rice Competitor Relations— Conrcd Swart, Albert Foller Employer-Employee Relations— 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10-F. VonAken, Childrens' 17—R. Biringer, George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Foui-Way Test- Party ClossiflcQtion 24-F. Culy 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24-P. Hurley May-1962 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, 1—G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Rotary Foundation Bacon 29-H. Goodholm 28—V. Kornstien June—1962 December—1961 Ken Leovcnworth, Torg Skobo 5—K. Leavenworth 19—R. Patterson 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5—M. McKeith 12-H. McKnight 26—C. Swart 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas July-1962 26-C. Sebold 3-R. Waldron January—1962 Rotary Foundation- Pouf Hurley, Croig Sftbald- George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Aprll-1962 21—R. Kerr International Contacts- Norm Moore VOCATIONAL SERVICE Info Teeter 27—D. Shorno Fiske 26—W. VonAken, November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Sergeont-ot-Arms— Corl 5—S. Bovee 19—R. Nogle, Stog 31—Governor's Visit Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VonAken ★ jniernational 20—H. 3—A. Foller 10-R. Fox Public Relations— ★ BOARD OF 6-C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urbon September—1961 Mem bershlp Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- Russell Moore. MDrch-1962 Wise October—1961 Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Anniversary 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw 15—U. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Butterfleld Rotary 1—C. Allemler. B. S. Relations Student Guests- Membership- 6—A. 13-E. Luse, August—1961 12-C. Rural Urban— John Walker Olson. Anderson, Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert YIngling Club Bulletin- PROGRAMS 8—R. Rumsey Community Sofety— Classification- 1961 - 1962 JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Couillard February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Way 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 17—R. YIngling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Joiley Trade Associations- 30->W^ Couilla^rd... Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The obove is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dates with onolher member, advise the program choifnid'n-of the'change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY: ROSTER- JUNE 30,1961 NAME Address,-and.Rojory Ann Ernest W. LUse, R. R/ No. 3-—Ruth., j. . Phone No. BR 8-^61 NAME Address otid Bolot^l^Ann- • Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater—Foy BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR B-5358 A\ilford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 Harvey G.-Bent, 51 NvCirelo-Drive—Esther Rdsse'li F.'Moore,'15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Dr. Charles Bafcon, 59 N. Clrde Drive—Mprjorle .-BR 8-6821 BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer,. 58 N.. Hudson iSt.-^Jean—:.i-vBR 8-B086 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond .Moore, 796 A,noplQ Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 - JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cronston Wilcpx, 22 Edii.on Court—Dorothy Fritz VonAken,'65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice-. BR 8-4243 ...BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 William Eobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret—'__.BR8-5386 .Raymond Mulchahey,. 175 E. Pearl St,—Ljia Robert No'glp;'182 Marsholl St.—Susan BR 8-5078 —BR 9-9492 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Gust C. Burandt, 173 Fairfield Dr.—Jos^hine ..BR8-4486 Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo Warren Williams, Botovia—LaMoine Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Claro._. BR8-5891 Rev. Albert Butlerifcid, 31 Edison Ct.-fhelmo—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-aarbora .-L.BR 8r5234 Wilford Couillard,'60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-_BR 8-6054 Fred Neer, 243 W.'Chicogo—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patler%6n, 36 N. Circle. Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dalty, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlofte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Robert E. Rumsey,-61 Branch—Phyllis : Charles Schmllt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rito Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno. 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise .BR &-5006 BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6517 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorr'ance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfi,eld,Dr.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen. BR 8-8609 BR 8-6127 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R, R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20-Lin<oln St.—Lonore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison-Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 Santford Jollcy, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmq..., Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-5790 BR 8-6840 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edisoh Ct.—Lorraine' Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprag.ue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, H E. Chicago St. ..-.BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 ., BR.8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R..Fc. No. 1, Union City-^Evelyn Bk 8-2451 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia --BR.8-4222 Eileen Suzonna- -—..I 1. Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple lane-Pat Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. YIngling, 21'Seofl—Natajie ..BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 " "" ■] Ed llilii I - ■ ^ . I Art Ly'on, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora . I ] J. Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 8-5556 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchep -Nguyeng Thonh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-6730 BR B-5554 Ed^Holtz, 16454 tyopawo .Rd., Coldwater Loke.BR 8-5091 , —Janean Ji -j.J iO . f-; • i, • ■ • '-'J '.•i-J, !• The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR PE/ 0®0 FREDERICK R. Pubiished by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME n rnri 8R 8-6311 Howofd K. Swan, 42 WIDowbrook Rd.—Elvo Webster Treat, 3492 -$an Souci Beach, Cold, lake— SR 8-6850 BR B-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotriee .BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5,1573 W> Chicago- H. Vincent Kornstien, 290' Grand StJ—DerOlhy..-•BR-9-W01 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily !_ Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UXCH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves 'Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Febzniary 1962 ^ By the time you read this bulletin at least two of the performances of the 'I^instrel Show will be history. Your editor believes that the Club members should be commended for the hours of work and effort that go to make such a show a success. Mary thanks to Ed Holtz and Mrs, Patterson, Bob Sweet and his Rotary Ann for their patience, hard work and time spent on the show. We hope the public like it. Ernie Luse certainly did a bang up job with his past president's program, -wiiHa 16 of the 18 past nresidents who are Club members present and telling of what happened during their terms in office it showed the progress and effort that goes into making a Club click. Ernie earns a navy, "Well done*" Here is something for the Board of Directors to consider. Many Clubs present to the visiting high school students the small blue ii-way test desk display. It shows the ideals of Rotary and might be considered as a project. Mrs. Dale Dean is in the Community Hospital in Battle Creek. Her room is 537. She would appreciate hearing from members and their Rotary Anns. Bob Sheaf mentioned crippled children as a one time project of Rotary. Many members may not know that years ago the Rotarians in Ann Arbor and Jackson visited children in the University of Michigan Hospital, from this came the t4ichigan Society for Crippled Children and this organization helped in having established the Michigan, Crippled Children's Commission. This Commission pioneered this work in the United States and has been used as a model by many other states. The early work of these Rotarians was certainly "Service above Self." Tuesday's student guests were Roger Gooch, introduced by Fred Culy, and Steve Williams introduced by Bob Sweet. Your editor noted that there was no member responsible for greeting these students when they arrived and for a time they appeared bewilderedi Perhaps this should be corrected. Carl Vinton, a long time faithful member of the Club, announced his resignation from the Club on Tuesday. We are sorry to see him leave, and he certainly will be missed by everyone. Next week's program will be a continuation of the Constitution and by-laws discussion under the leadership of Mark Andrews. Dear Newt; We note that the citizens are going to be asked to vote on building a new fire station. It would seem that it might be wiser to build a new city hall and fire station combined. Sooner or later a city hall will have to be built. Your Uncle Gully One way to save a man's facfi^ is to keep the lower half shut. (Ed Holts) RAY You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCy — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. 6RONSON — Congregationaf Church — Wadnesdoy 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. . BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Fellowship- FRED WEEKS MagazineJerry Fair, Wayne Way ★ Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, SchmitI, Fred Anderson, and BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS - 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24—P. Hurley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL S;;ecia!-'At the call of ihe President Chester Allemier, Harold Geodholm General Secretary, Rotary International 12—H. McKnIght 19-K. Oimsted, Christmas International Student 'Projects— ^Del.Wise, Alfred" Rice 26-xC. Sebald' Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald' George Owers, Robert Rumsoy ' 2—D. Leavenworth Treat, Ladles' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Sworl Joly-1962 3—R. Waidron Jc^uofy—1962. Rotary Foundation- Employer-Employee Rolotidns— 5—K. 12—W. 5-M. McKeith Cronston Wileox, Ernest lose Compeiitor Relations— • Loniud Swart, Albert Faller 22—C. Bdcon 29—H. Goodholm June-1962 28—V. Kornstien Decembe.'—1961 International Information— Buyer-Seller RelatiootT- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reoding, Pennsylvania Rotary Foundation Godfrey Collins, Chorles Bacon SERVICE Axner Olson, Chairman ★ 14—G. Owers, 21—R. Kerr Internationol Contacts- Curl Vinton, Norm Mooie ★ 1—G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Chairman 24-F. Culy Mcry-1962 November—1961 . 5ergeant-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Classification 31—Governor's Visit Selon Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Informatlott— Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken ^■>gular—First Thursday of each month 17—R. Biringer, 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox Public Relations— ★ Childrens' Party October—1961 John T. Dean Mrs. Grace Patlersan—Organist 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Membership Dole Deon, Warren Williams Program- Aprll-1962 26-W. VanAken, 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews Russell Moore. 5—S. Bovee Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waidron, Axner Olson, Info 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stog Student Guests- Membership- Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. International 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Fiske Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Asst. Secy.-Treos. 6—C. Wileox, Wise September-1961 Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, 27-R. Shaw March-1962 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-1. Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Ray MulcKahey, Ray Pitts Secretory Treasurer 15—D. Deon, 4-H Fair Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- President Viee-President 8—R. Rumsey Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, 1961 -1962 JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Community Safety- Butterfleid Luse, Rotary Anniversary 20—R. Moore 8. S. Relations ! 6—A. 13—E. 1—C. Allemier, William Bobier, Olln Daily Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford Coulilard PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Way V7—R. Ylngilng Woodward 9—J. Foir, R. Magazine . • 24-R. Sweet 16—M. Andrews, George R. Meons, Evanston,. llUnois^ Fou.-Way TestRon leavenworlh, Torg Skabo By-Laws Report Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, international Trade Associations— 23-S. Jolley Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 30-W. Cauillard Richord Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the Pfogrom ehoirmon of the change. Members having Special programs such as lodles' Night;'may cyspoint a committe.e to assist, with the details. Tp;: 7 - - v NAME Address and Rotary Ann PKone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwater-Fay BR 8-^3 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kalhryn BR 8-M33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sf.-Ruth ..-----BR 8;535^ ■ - llttTAtfY ROSTER - JUNE:=30,1W "NAME Addrese and Rotary Ann. crnost W. Luse. R. R. No. 3-Ruth "r . BR 8-2261 Normond Moore, 7W'Angolcs ''^-"Aonetfo'.-'-. BR 8-6769 Richard Biringer, 53 N. Hudson Sf.-Jean---._-j-BR 8:8086 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-i-Lila j— 2^5?^ Robert Nogfe, 132 Marshajl St.—Suson — BR 9-94W Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret _-8R8^86 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Ciora 55 Gust C. Burondt, 173 Fairifeld Dr.-Josephme . BR 8-4436 Rev. Albert Butterifeid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbqra Wilford Coulilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ..j. Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jono - BR 9-9471' -BR 8-2818 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-61^ Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR 8-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rodd—Valerie L-—. BR 8j'5909 • John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Ludlle 8-6598> Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetl St.-ChlfpToJte BR,8-m75:,' Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann ..L.. BR 8-8933 • Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5318 t.Qire'.h Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. . 8R 8-2790 ■ C. Alfred Rrce, R. k. No. 1, Union City-^Eveiyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-5006^ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore—..—BR 8-6517 Robert Howiey, if. R. No. 2, Morrison lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen _ Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrqnce'Rd.—Arlene Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyce .. BR 8-4071; Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha -i. ^ —-BR 8-^88, .'BR 8-5/90 BR 8-8840 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY' MEMBERS Guvarrie S. ColTman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo .BR 8-4086 id {(■liii lilil Ijepein Rdi) Buldiielui >uku Bil 0 fiPA Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .—,_BR 8-4350 Ho'word M. Teeter, Church St.—Morion Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5. 1573 W»Chicaga- H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pi.—Elzora BR 8-8942 —.BR 8-4222 Eileen ... BR B-6311 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 E. Byroh'Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ...58 8-2841 • BR 8-4424 BR 8-^33 BR 8-5714- Donald V, Shorno, 156 E. CHicogo'St.,—Louise-—BR.8-5842 BR 8-4435 • BR 8-6687 BR 9-9495 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword. 163 Morshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie : -Li.-BR.8-2930f Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pqnsy— --.BR 8-5942 Bron. EM 9-4024 Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St •Crdig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rito—BR 8-8318, • Robert E. Shew^'106.Grond St.-Ann BR 8-4159 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Ceiio BR 8-6161 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Del Wise,-45 Maple Lane-Pat BR 8-6341 Chorlei Schmlft, 18 E. Atden Sf-'r-Berget- Hovyord, K. Swap, 42 Willowbrook Rd. —Elva .. BR 6-5412 John' Woiker, "33" Dougherty-Gretciien BR 3-6730 Nguyeng .Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holfz, 16454 lyopawo Rdl, Coidwater Lake.BR 8-5091 BR 6-5556 V/ebster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold, Lake—• .Sutahnif -. BR 8-5554 —Janean n. ' s- •• " The COIDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR FF.B!6 FREDERICK H. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME FO: PEA WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICB, Published BR 8-2612 Eoyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. I-Wilma Worren Williams, Bolavio—LoMolne ?'???? Ray Pitts, 55'N. Sprague St.—Ruth Phone No. Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-8eafrice — BR9-93M B. .K. Pecrce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Address pnd Rotary Ann Cor) F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice . BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St,—Delia.. BR 8-4229 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3-Eliiobeth-BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace - Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann .._ BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys ... BR 6-4243 \—BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Reiha . l Cranston Wileox,'22 Edison Court-Dorothy Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 F.ed Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR d-5909 NAME . Milfoid A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sl.-Heien _. BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, CqUlwater Stote Home—Cqrol BR 9-9551 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Eslher-----BR 8-6843 i INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the C/. S. ^4.* '' '' February 8» 1962 Minstrel Show practice next week Monday, Tuesday and VJednesday night Dosevelt Auditoriutn at 7*30 P«M# Be there. Each member in at the Roosevelt the chorus is to have a black "Kentucky Colonel Tie," white shirt and dark trousers. From what your editor has seen of the end men parts it is to be the best minstrel yet. Get out and sell your tickets. Be sure to stress that Thursday, February 15? is to be a "First Nighter" and tickets may be sold for any amount upwards from one dollar with the proceeds from ticket sale to go to the Tibbits Theater Fund. Tuesday's practice proved an eye opener to many members who had not seen Don Harris, Chuck Woodward, Ralph Toupalik or Duke Davison in action. Tuesday's student guests were Bruce Wood, introduced by Fritz VanAken, and George Hosek, introduced by Olin Dally. We are sorry to hear that due to pressure of work Boyd Wiggins has been forced to resign from the Club. He hopes to return at a later date when work permits. The Warner VanAkens are now in Phoenix, Arizona, The Chick Kennedys and Russ Moore *s are leaving for Mexico City this week and the Bert Fallens are leaving for Vales, Mexico on Thursday of this week. On February 11, Clyde Williams^has a birthday, and on Februaiy 13, Howard Teeter who is sojourning in Florida will be a year older. On St, Valentine's day, February lU, Mrs. MacMcKeith should receive a birthday gift. ; On Tuesday, Ited McKnight and John Klein were absent as they were enter taining the business executives from the other hospitals that are under the supervision of the Department of Mental Health. Next week's program, under the chairmanship of Ernie Luse, is going to be an eye opener and we believe one of the most interesting ever pre sented to the Club. there and find We are not telling you what it is to be, but be out. Try and read the article on page 8 of the February Rotarian and see if you stack up as high as you should in the areas described. Are you going to Los Angeles to the 1962 Convention in June? The February's Rotarian describes what you may expect to see and do. If possible plan to attend. It is unfortunate that the dates of the annual conventions usually come at the time of the last week in the school year, Mary people who would attend otherwise stay home to see their kids graduate, - - - Dear Newt; Just about five miles south of Coldwater on U.S. 27 is a bad curve at which there have been many automobile accidents and people have been killed on this curve. Some Club or the Chaniber of Commerce should ask the State Highway Department to put up more warning signs than there are at present. Your Uncle Gully Your companions and your mirror show you, yourself. (Thanks to Mrs. —Toupalik.) You Wtll Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER RAY ■it QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — WednMdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairmon Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance— Wilford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON - JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Ray Mulchahoy, Roy Pitts Viee-President Fellowship- Secretary Treosorer FRED WEEKS Magoiine— Dean, Clyde Charles WItlioms, Schmitt, Fred Anderson, ond Mark John T. Mrs. Groco Patterson—Organist - BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS '^egular—First Thursday of each month ... Cgri Vlnton, Norm Moore •' , ★ Vocational service Special-At the call of the President: Axner Olson,.Chairman ' ./ 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Chairman 14—G. Owers, Internatipngi Contacts- Inierndiio'nar Informotlan— " Cranston Wileox, Erriest Luse DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL .Buyer-Seller Relations— President Rotary International Compettlor Relations— . ^e'stSr' Allemier, Harold Goodholm JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International ' .'Paul Hufley, Cfoig.SebgId . ' George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois . Four-Way Test— Deeerhber—1961 I - 5-M. McKelth 12-H. McKnlghf • 26—C. Sebold ■ • Rotary Foundation- 2—D. George Owers, Robert Rumsoy , 5—K. LePvcnw.orlh 12—W.- Treat, ladies' Night 19—if. Patterson ' 26—C. Swart July-r1962 . 3—R. Woldron January—1962 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 24—R. Sweet 23—S. Jolley Tra.cle Associations— Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan ; 19-^K. Olmsted, fhristmos, Ken Lyovenworth, ,Torg ,§kaafo Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary, International 29-H. Goodhotm June-1962 28—V. Kornstien - Inlernaiional Student Proiects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Conrcid Swart, Albert Pallor Employer-Employee Relations— 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon -21-R. Kerr Godfrey" Collins,' Charles Bacon - , 1-G. Collins Rotary Foundation '' 24-F. Culy May-1962 November—1961 Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken ★ 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Party Classification 31—Governor's Visit Sergeont-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. • 24—P. Hurley Dean Scto'n Bovee, Notm 'Moore Rotary information' 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrons' 17—R. Biringer, 10-R. Fox Public Relations— ★ 27—D. Shorno Membership Dale Dean, Warren Williams Info Teeter April-1962 26-W. VonAken, 4-H Youth- Andrews Progrom— Russell Moore. 5—S. Bovee 19—R. Nagle, Stag 3—A. Falier Warner VanAken, Russell Woldron, Axner Olson, 20-H. October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership- Directors — Ouane E. Davidson, Jolin T. International 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- Jerry Foir, Wayne Way 6-C. Wllcox, Wise September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Howiey John Walker Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ March—1962 15—D. Deon, 4-H Fair 29-L. Rural Urban- Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Butlerfield Luse, Rotary Anniversary 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw B. S. Relations 22—H. Bent, Attendance Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert YIngling Club Buliolin— Presidant 13—E. 8—R. Rumsey Roy Pitts, John Etsweiler Lester Wise, Robert Show, 6—A. PROGRAMS August—1961 1—C. Allemier, Community Safety- ClassiEcation— 1961 - 1962 JOHN T. DEAN William Bobier, Olln Dally Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY . ■ Rlchatd Moore, •Roy. Pafterson 30--W. Couillard schedule for fhe-yeor J961-62;'lf you" wdht to change dates with onother.member, adVise the the ehange. Members hovlng spe^I The above is our prograin Louies' Night, may oppd-ini a trmmilt'ee:to gsslsf Willy the. details. i ; ' ; JOHN DEAN, Program Choirman t- Telephone BR 8-5909 programs, such as , ' , , ,R0TARYFOSTER - JUNE,30, 1961 ~ NAME NAME Address ond Rotary Anii Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fcfy BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane-Kothryn BR 8-MM Mork S. Andrews, 25 Sf.-Ruth . .---BR 8-M58 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dr.ve-Morior.er BR.8-M21 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon ?5 - Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest ,W. Luse,.R. R. No. 3-Ruth - . BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-HeUn- BR 8-2947 Harold McKnighl, Coldwater State Home-Carol BR 9-9W1 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annettp —BR 3-6769 Russell. F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys--..BR 8-6278 NAME Address and Rolgry Ann Phono No. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy __ BR 8-2612 Fritz VanAken, 65 £. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice . BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 -.BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson S},-Della .. BR 8-4229 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. PeaH St.-Lilo 25 2'595§ Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine PR 8-5512 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No, 2-Beatriee Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Rev. Albert ButterReld, 31 Edison Q.—Thelmo-BR 8-2854 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.-Retha BR 9-9^ Warren Williams, Bajavia—LaMoine Bron. EM 9-4024 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Doroihy B. oR 8-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. BR 8-^33 William Eobier, 280 Grand Sf.-Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand Sl.-Clora • Robert fttogle, 132 Morshall St.-Suson 88 8-5386 - BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondl, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine - gR 8-^36 BR 9-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 0-2539 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbaro 15 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-lmogene.-BR 8-6(W George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3-Elizaboth-BR 8-5W6 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace™. &R Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane . • . . ..—BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr.—Ellen Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.--Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood-Valerie Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis 15 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen . BR 8.-5909 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene l-r: V f - ; , BR 8-8942 Ho'.vord M. Teeter, 1^ Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 E. Byron .Thomas, 53 N. Circle Drive—Virginia _BR 8-2841 Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— Eileen BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 . BR 8-5556 - Webster Treot, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzantor BR 9-9428 'Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. BR 8-5033 P.obert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Notalie . HONORARY MEMBERS --—BR 8-5554 id lleliei liltl Ijejieiiiieiindi] tfildiiieiin kalis Bll i fBah Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro . . BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine _. BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Daugherty-Gretchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E.. Chicago St. —Joneon ' --f- -.7 !- • - T The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IMC, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS BR 8-6730 Ed Holtz, 16454 -fyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake.BR 8-5091 r •' Published ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6393 Guvarrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chidago Rd.—Nolo .BR 8-4086 .- 1. BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth ®5 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louisa — BR 8-5842 BR 8-6788 BR 8-8238 Del Wise. 45 Maple Lane-Pot Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celio 252'5Z]» Torg-Skobo, 155 Narrov/s ,Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie— 2'^1$ Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshdll St.—Gertrude .. — BR 8-^M H. Vincent KorTistien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily „i..BR 8-6850 •' Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wlima Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Xk.—Rllo—BR 8-8318 Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Aileen . BR8-6687' Scntford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.-Joyce-BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—WllmaRobert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho 25 2'5294. Chbries Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Wgel--- 25 BR 8-5475 25 M??! Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Dons —BR 8-5318. E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hciwlev, R. R- No. 2, Morrison Lake -BR8-^5 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Elhel BR 8-6161 5 - . C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-61^ • John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 9.'i N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-lorraine BR 8-5494 ..BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 COLDWATER, HZCH. �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Minstrel Show Practice at the Methodist Church at 7?30 Get off your leash for that night and be there. From the District Governor's letter for January we find there is to be a District Conference on April 15th at Jackson, We wonder what a club has to do to have news included in the District Governor's letter, we note he has plugged the Vicksburg Minstrels for several months but has made no mention of the traditional Coldwater Rotary Minstrel, although news of this has been in the bulletin each week since about December 1st. You just can't win! Coldwater was Qth in the 49 clubs of the District for December with a percentage in attendance of 93*75 while the district average was 88,6, Ten clubs had one or more 100^ meetings. President Duke tells us that Mr. Charles T. Vetter, Jr. States Information is an excellent speaker. He mentions his speech to the Michigan Press Association in a recent editorial. of the United Perhaps he might be secured for a joint meeting of clubs at a future date. We understand that a battle royal is to be fought on February 22nd on the basketball court. This club has been challenged - if you feel you can hold out for even a few minutes get in touch with Santford Jolley, Tuesday February 20th the club is to haye another discussion of constitu tion and by-laws. If the members ha^ any suggestions get them to Mark Andrews by February 10th, They are To be 'bubmitted in writing. Is the Coldwater Rotary Club going to seed? Is it sitting on its hands? Your editor speaks quite frequently at other service clubs - Rotary, Ex change, Lions, Kiwanis, and Civitan and it seems that many clubs not as large as ours are involved in many more community activities than is our club. Have we become smug and complacent? Give it a good think! Next x^eek's program is not yet set. It may be an hour of chorus practice if needed or if not needed will be a film on Latin America shown by A1 Butterfield, Congratulations to E, Byron Thomas on his appointment to his new job with the Michigan Retailers Association - Much luck to him. Art Lyon had a birthday and also a wedding anniversary on the same day, January 30th, The First Night of the Rotary I-dnstrels. Thursday. February 15th. is to be a "First Nighter" with the proceeds going to the Tibbits Theater Fund, Dear Newt: The way the streets of Coldwater are dug up reminds me of a pup I used to have who buried bones and then forgot where he buried them and dug up the whole yard trying to find them. Your, Uncle Gully A boy does not have to be shown a mark on the wall to measure up too, when there is a man around about the size he wants to be, (Thanks to Mrs. Toupalik) — HAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. a ALBION - Porker inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congre0attonal Church — Wednecday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sfurges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford OFFICERS BY JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Vlce-President Fellowship- Secretary Treasurer Asst. Soey.-Treas. Directors — Duone E. Davidsort, John T. Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, Schmitt, Fred Student Guests- Mark end Andrews 4-H Youth- ★ Seton ''egular—First Thursdoy of each month INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Sorgeont-ot-Arms— Cor! VInlon, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. internationa! Contacts- Godfrey Collins, Charies Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President Axner Olson, Chairman Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Chester Alicmier, Harold Goodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Falter President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania Employer-Employee Relations- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory, International Paul Hurley, Cralg Sebold International Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Fouf-Woy Test- Ken Leavenworlh, Torg Skabo 7—H. Joseph 24-F. Culy May-1962 1—G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornsiien June-1962 5—K. leovenworth 12—W. Treat, ladies' Night 19—R. Patterson 26~C. Swart 5—M. McKeith 12—H. Mcknight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebold July-1962 3—R. Waldron January—1962 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodward 24—R. Sweet 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Associations- Ken Beagle, Grand ledge, Michigan Fox 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley 2—D. Party Classification December—1961 International Informotion— Buyer-Seller Relations- CISTKICT 636 RDTARY INTERNATIONAL 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrons' 17—R. BIringer, November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Info April-1962 31—Governor's Visit Rotary Informolion— Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 19—R. Nagle, Slag 26-W. VanAken, Membership 10-R. John T. Dean Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist Internotlonai 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 3—A. Failer Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- Russell Moore. 6-C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban October—1961 Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldran, Axrter Olson, Anderson, Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magazine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Membership- March-1962 5—S. Bovee 12-C. FIske Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw B. S. Relations September—1961 Fred Culy, Robert Yingilng Roy Mulchahey, Ray Pitts 1—C. Ailemier, 29-L. Wise Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- - President JOHN T. DEAN Roy Pitts, John Etsweiler Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Birlnger Bjtlerfieid 13—E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Community Safety— Classification- ELECTION 1961 - 1962 DUANE E. DAVIDSON William Bobier, Olin Dolly Couilfard 6—A, PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- February—1962 196M962 ROTARY 30—\V. Richard Moore, .Roy Patterson Couillarcl Th» above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. if you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special ine uuuvo such os Ladies' a ..... to .. assist with ... the details. JOHN DEAN, Pfogrom Chairmon — Telephone BR 8-5909 programs, Night, may appoint a committee ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR B-MM Fred Anderson. 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn BR 8-M33 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth ...-—.BR 8-5358 Dr Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean BR 8-6843 BR 8-|086 William Bobier, 280 Grond Sf.-Margoret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clora. t.-——55 Gust C. Borandt, 173 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ...BR 8-4486 Rev Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo--BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene -BR8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane . BR 9-9471 ..BR 8-2818 Duune E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo .-BR8-8M9 Dale A. Decn, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Failer, 95 N. Hanchelt Sl.-Charlotte —BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen- BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coidwoter Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Anneito — BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle. 182 Morsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 6-M78 BR 9-9492 BR 8-^12 55 —BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3-Elizabeth ...BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Or,—Groce— BR 8-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. ft. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Bronch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldibn, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia .. BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorofhy BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatriec BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R, R. No. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Mople Lane-Pot BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celio BR 8-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 8119-9428 ..BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-5033 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-3933 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand Sf.-Ann BR 8-2930 HONORARY MEMBERS E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows fid., R. R. 2-^Ne!lie —BR 8-6316 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen . BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshoil St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Artene BR 8-4350 BR'8-8942 Howard M. Teeter. 156 Church St.—Morion BR 3-4222 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann . Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris — BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce.. BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma. BR 8-5790 Rob?'* &.-Kerf, 8 Po'sons Ct.—Moriha ....BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... BR 8-66UI i. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily — BR B-6850 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5M2 E. Byron Thomos, 53 N. Circle Drive—Virginlo—BR 8-2841. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen Webster Treat, 8492 San Sooci i BR 8-5556 Colds Loke— UK 8-5554 Aft Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.. BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbroek Rd.—Elva ...BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Nguyeng Thanh," 106 E. Chieogo St. BR 8-6730 id Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Ceidwater Lake.PK &-5091 —Joneoit •U&'- The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR PEA t FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 25, 19b2 MINSTREL CHORUS PRACTICE - Monday, January 29 at the Methodist Church - 700 - BE THEREl Rotary is not a conunodity to be so!U3 or peddled but should be sold for what it really is, especially to the man who should belot^ to the local Rotary Club. The membership should be a cross section of the business and professional life of the com munity. The Club should, from time to time, make up a list of open classification, and members should do a job of selling. Recently a list of open classifications was made available, it is now up to the members to look over the field and suggest prospective members. The Club could stand more members. Tuesday's program, with Santford Jolly as chairman, was a film of the "Musical Ride" which showed the Mounted Troop of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The Club missed out (thru no fault of Russell Moore) on having^ foreign 'students as guests of the Club at Christmas. Easter will soon be here, and perhaps it is not too early for individuals to plan to have a foreign student as a guest. The Union City Club has a large group each year, and it has proved to be a worthwhile project. We were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Fiske, mother of Charles Fiske. The Les VJoodwards have taken off for a better climate for the winter. Recently Mark Andrews presented to the Club the report of his committee on its study of a constitution and by-laws. The members had suggestions as to some changes which they believed necessary, and the adoption of the constitution and by-laws will come at a later date. The committee is to be commended for its good work. Birthdays this week are January 22, Mrs, Bob Tingling; January 23, Normand Moore; January 2h, Mrs, Fred Neet and Dale Dean on January, 28, No wedding anniversaries. Did you know that there are more than 700 Rotary Clubs in Great Britain and Ire land 7 Dear Newt: There is a great hassle going on in town about the Tibbets Theater, It is, and has been a land mark for many years, and a movement is afoot to have it renovated, repaired and made usable. The cost is said to be about ^$$,000 for all of this. Many organizations are behind the movement and have said they will help. We wonder how it will end. Tour Uncle Gully The world is crying, not for men who know what to do, but for men who know how it do it. lUiY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. I STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. J BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmen ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobier, Olin Dolly August—1961 Clyde Williams, Chairman Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ Wilford OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON President DEAN VIce-Presidenf JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMin Treasurer FRED WEEKS —Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ Charles Clyde Williams, &hmitt, Fred Fred Culy, Robert Yingiing Ray Mulchahey, Roy Pitts Fellowship- Rural Urban- Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magozine— Student Guests- Warner vanAken, Russell Waldron, Axner Olson, Anderson, and Russell Moore- 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews Dale Dean, Warren Williams Progrom— John T. Dean Public Rclotlens— Mrs. Groce Patterson—Organist ★ Seton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Meore, Chairman Sergeant-ot-Arms— et 12:15 p. m. International Contacts- Carl Vinlon, Norm Moore ★ Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President Axner Olson, Chairman ★ international Information- Cronston Wllcox, Ernest Luse Buver-Seiler Relotions— Chester Ailcmier, Horold Goodholm Competitor Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois International Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Conrad Swort, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations- Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Paul Hurley, Croig Sebald Fou.'-Woy Test- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Ken Loavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendonce March-1962 6-C. Wllcox, Wise International 20—H. 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske 10-R. Fox Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26—W. VanAken, Membership Faller Info 13—6. Wiggins, Rural Urbon September—1961 3-A. Anniversary 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw Relations Aprii-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, Classification 24-F. Culy 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24-P. Hurley May-1962 1—G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken "•guior—First Thursday of eoeh month B. S. Bulterfield Rotary 31—Governor's Visit Rotary information- BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 6—A. 13-E. Luse, October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership- PROGRAMS 1—C. Allemier, 29-L. Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweiier Classification- 1961 - 1962 JOHN T. Couillard February—1962 1961-1962 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundotion 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstlen June-1962 5—K. December-1961 Loavenworth 12-W. Treat, Ladies' Night 19—R. Potferson 26—C. Swart 5-M. McKeifh 12-H. Mcknight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas July-1962 26-C. Sebald 3—R. January—1962 Waldron 10-W. Woy 17—R. Yingiing 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, By-Lows Report 9—J. Foir, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet 23-S. Jolley Associations- Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30-W. Couillard The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, enoy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 JOHN DEAN, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 NAME NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane-Kolhryn BR 8-M33 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater—Fay BR 8-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 6-6843 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret BR 8-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ctaro- BR 8-589] Gust C. Burandf, 178 FairFieid Dr.—Josephine ... BR 8-4486 Rev Albert Botterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-.BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholi St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine BR 8-6341 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4243 BR 8-5494 BR 6-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Willioms, Batavia—LoMoine BR 8-5585 BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lane—Pat BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-M33 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5714 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nollio BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo . BR 8-4086 ,B,R 8-6687 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Art Lyon, 11 BR 8-6788 Ralph Teupaiik, R. R. No. 5, >573 W. Chicago- BR 8.6517 BR 8-4435 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-2612 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Aldon St.—Berget Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho H- Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy; E. Ken loavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-5078 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Phone No. BR 8-5006 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E, Pearl St.—Llla Ropert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Addret* and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy BR 8-6161 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Address end Rotary Ann Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Voierie John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte NAME Ernest W, Luse, R. R. No. 3—Roth BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N, Hudson St.—Helen-—BR 8-2947 Harold Mcknight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 BR 8r4071 BR 8-5790 BR 8-88^ BR 8-6501 BR 8-6650 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chlcogo St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8-2451 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingiing, 21 Scott—Natalie Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Eileen . BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanno : BR 8-5554 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS M 0 iPOP* Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake.BR 8-5091 —Janean 'p. ^ - X • ; • J:" POSTAO" 3* The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR FOP PEAC I t0®0 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIWG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published INC. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME .--v ■n-' �^ "/^e Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. January 18, 1962 The attendance record for the Coldwater Rotary Club for 1961 has been comoiled* 2li members had perfect attendance for the year* As usual Warner Van/iken, with 39 years, led the list. With an average of $0 meetings per year and ij hours per meeting^ this totals 2925 hours or one year of 8 hour days that he has spent at R«tary meetings^ This is a lot of time. It would be interesting to have a list of the programs he has seen in his total of 19^0 meetings. A tip of the hat to him. Harold Goodholm attended the most meetings at other clubs and still had 100^ attendance. The Angola R»tary Club is the Purdue University Club at Angola on Thursday evening, January 25th. Place,the high school gym at 8:00 p.m. and the cost is $1.00. Minstrel Chorus - January 22nd at Baptist Church - 7;30 - Be there and be in good voice. Birthdays this week include Bert Fallen - January 17th, Charlie Fisk and Mrs. Bert Faller - January l8th, Vincent Kornstien January 19th, Mrs. Bob Yingling - January 22nd. Wedding Anniversaries are the Charles Fisks - January 17th, the Chick Kennedys - January iBth, and the Harry Josephs - January 20th. Do you know? The first Rotary Club meeting was held February 23, 1905. It was called the Rotary Club because they rotated the meetings to the various members' places of business. Members were of all nationalities and religious faiths. The first Rotary con vention was held in Chicago in 1910 29 delegates from II4 of the 16 clubs then in existence, attending. This convention adopted the name National Association of Rotary Clubs. The name was changed to International Association of Rotary Clubs in Duluth in 1912 at the Rotary Convention and then to Rotary International in 1922 at Los Angeles, One of the original founders is still alive (as far as we know) and he is the man who introduced singing in Rotary. Singing is not done at all clubs. It has been a tradition with the Coldwater Club but you would be surprised how mary clubs don't sing. Russell M»ore has been ill with the flu, Les Wise has been pro moted at the bank. Santf«rd Jolly has joined the Daily Reporter staff. Byron Thomas is quite the "swell" with his cane, (No pun inteiidedTl Dear Newt: I see by the paper that the shoe factory here in town is going to expand. With so mary industries leaving Michigan it is encouraging to know that it is going to stay in Coldwater, Even the Governor learned about it and wrote a letter expressing his appreciation of their decision. Still cold and some ice. Your, Uncle Gully Maiy women discover that it is sometimes just as hard to find a husband after marriage as it is before. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Unien Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fre'd Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, OFFICERS BY ELECTION OUANE E. DAVIDSON Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer JOHN T. DEAN Vico-Presldenf JOHN A. KENNEDY Fellowship- Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmltl, Fred Anderson, and Mark Russell Moore- BOARD OF Regular—First Thursday of each month * INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ President Rotary International Goorge R. Means, Evanston, illinots Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 5—K. 19—R. Patterson 12~H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsfed, Christmas 26-C. Sebald Del Wise, Alfred Rice 26—C. Swart July-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962 Rotary Foundation- 2—D. George Owers, Robert Rumscy leavenworth 12—W. Treol, Ladles' Night 5-M. McKeith Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Inlemationoi Student Proiects— 10-W. Way 17-R. YIngling Woodword 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report Kon Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade Collins Near 22—C. December—1961 International Information- Chester Allemicr, Harold Goodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Foller Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Craig Sebald Four-Way Test— 1-G. 8-F. 15-D. Wise Rotary foundation Godfrey Collins, Charles Bocon Buyer-Seller Relations- JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary Intemolienal Moy-1962 21-R. Kerr international Contacts- Axner Olson, Choirman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 24-F. Culy 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Russell Moore, Choirman VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President Clossiflcation 31—Governor's Visit Sergaont-at-Arms— Corl Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. Faller Fox Novembor—1961 Selon Bovce, Norm Moore Rotory InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS MEETINGS 3-A. 10-R. 24-P. Hurley John T. Dean Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson—Orgonlst 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10-F. VonAken. Chlldrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Dole Dean, Warren Williams Progrom— 27—D. Shorno Membership 4-H Youth- Andrews info Teeter Aprll-1962 October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership- Oireclers — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Internotlcnal 20—H. 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26—W. VanAken, Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way 6—C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urbon 5—S. Boveo 12-C. FIske Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Mogazlne— March-1962 September—1961 Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treas. 15—0. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendonce Fred Culy, Robert YIngling Ray Muichahey, Ray Pitts 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw Relations 29-L. Wise Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- President B. S. 8—R. Rumsey Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Elsweiler Clossificotion— 1961 - 1962 13—E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary 1—C. Allemier, William Bobier, Olin Dally Wilford Couilioro 6—A. Butlerfleld PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week— Attondance— ★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 23-S. Jolley Associations- 30-W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The obove is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dotes with another member, odvise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppoini a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane-Kolhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rulh BR 8-w33 BR 8-5358 NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay BR 8-5563 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morjone BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther:- Address and Rotary Ann BR 8-2128 Roymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-5078 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 BR 8-5512 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice' Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-4159 Robert Naglo, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Gust C. Burondt, i7B Falrfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Rev Albert ButterField, 31 Edison Ct.—ThBlma-_BR B-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR B-5234 Dr. K. L. Olmsfed, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene..BR 8-6054 BR 9-9471 BR8-2818- Roy C. Pottersoni 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B» K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Road—Volerie BR 8-5909 prod Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-6161 John Elsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Charles Schmili, IB E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 BR 8-8933 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann BR 8-2930 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke BR 8-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 8R 8-5942 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie—BR 8-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel 8R 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6B50 BR 8-5006 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat BR 9-9495 Lester f. Wise, R. R.'No. 2—CeMa BR 8-4424 Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Cf.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorraneo Rd.—Arleno Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle' Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2B41 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5. 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR B-8318 BR 8-5475 Ray fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 6-5318 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-2710 BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No, 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-M94 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. i—Wilma BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Bafavia—LaMoine .—Bron. EM 9-4024 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth.-BR 8-5996 Ray Pitts, ^5 N. Sproguo St.—Ruth Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy .. BR 8-2612 BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Falrifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen — BR 8^6127: Jerry fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Phone No. BR 6-5585 BR 8-4243 BR B-5386 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlotte Address and Rotary Ann Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice.. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 BR 8-6843 NAME Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys Richard Biringer, 5B N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro Phono No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Rulh BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen,.. BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Corel BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo —BR 8-6769 8R 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrio S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola _BR 8-4086 ifd llellilii1»ftiti4Tii|miin Fldij 6eljw«e> kpliu-Bil 9 fOM Art Lyon, 11 Par^ PI.—Etzoro ..BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvo L.BR 8-5412 John Wolkcr, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen BR 8-6730 Webster Treat, 3492 San Sooci Beach, Cold, lake— Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. .,. Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake.BR 8-5091 Suzohna - BR 8-55S4 —Janean • . '•> • <■>. 1- The COLDWATER -Rotary REFLECTOR - !' M I.PEAt ) 0®0 FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. ^CaLDWATER',-'-MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Y-' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the I). S. A. January 11, 1962 At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the Club George Owers made a report on the progress of the improvement ;of the Rotary Tourist Park* He stated that the improvements made to date show little visible progress since it has largely been preliminary work. He listed expenditures as follows: Removal of dead trees, stumps and brush Rough grading of parking area & restroom site Installation of water service Construction of manhole for water service Improvement of river frontage k laundering site $ii26«06 98.00 329*00 llS.iiii 31.21 $995.78 Yet to be done is dredging and relocation of laundering site, restroom construction, septic tank installation, extension of water service and purchase of picnic equipment. The completion of the site is dependent in some degree on the widening of U.S. 12. The Board of Directors agreed to underwrite for 1962 the same amount as given in 1961. This is a worthwhile project, and the club should be proud of it. John Walker had a birthday January 10, and on January 13 Mrs. Jerry Fiar was a year older. January l9 Bob Yingling and Mrs. George Owers will have a birthday. The Itotary Annual Convention for 1962 will be held in Los Angeles June 3-7. Your editor has all the dope for registration which should be done before February 1, VJhy not go to Los Angeles and then go on to the World's Fair in Seattle. Give the family a vacation, and kill two birds with one trip. See your editor for program, MINSTREL CHORDS AT BAPTIST CHURCH - JANUARY 19 - BE THERE! Bergit Schmitt is in the Community Health Center where she had surgery January 0. E. Byron Thomas slipped on the ice and ended up in the Community Health Center. He apparently felt he was being slighted, and wanted some of the attention his wife is getting. He is now out and around again. The Hillsdale Club led District 636 with nine new members since July 1. Several Clubs in the district have shown an increase in membership. Student guests on January 9 were Martin Obed intriduced by Clyde Williams, and Dick Seitler introduced ty Fritz Van Aken. Eleven early leavers which was 18^ of those present - Pretty high!I Tuesday's speaker, Tom Hancock, Chief Economist of the Michigan Public Service Commission, was introduced by Craig Sebald. He told us of the work of the Commission and different areas of aresponsibility in which it functions. An informative and interesting talk. Next week Mark Andrews tells us of the by-laws of the Club. Dear Newt; Coldwater certainly gets the snow off its streets in a hurry. a good job. Too cold, and snow too deep for more. They do Your Ikicle Gully Anatomy is scmething everyone has, but it looks better on a girl. You Will Always Be Welcome at These NelgHlASing Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH, COMMITTEES ^OMMUNFTY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmati ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Williom Bobter, Olin Dally August—1961 Clyde Williams, Chairman Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ Wiiford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Show, Richord Biringer OUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Viee-President Fellowship- Secretary Treasurer FRED WEEKS Magazine— Warner VanAken, Russell Watdron, Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmift, Fred Anderson, and John T. Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist Seton Regular—First Thursday,oF each month Carl ★ ' ' ' * SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Rotory FoundotSon General Secretdry, Rotory JnterrtrsHondl' George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grond Ledge, Michrgan ' ' PoorHorley, Crolg'Sebald ' 5—K. 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart . 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas • :26-C. Sebald George Owers, Robert Rumsoy '• Four-Way Test- July-1962 3—R. Woldron Jbnudry-1962 2—D. 10-W. Woy 17—R. Yingting Woodword 24—R. Sweet 9—J. Fair, R, Magazine 16—M, Andrews, By-Lows Report 23-S. Jotley Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade Associations- Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night •,5-M. McKefth ){otary ^undotion— tmplbyer-EmpIoyee .ReUriions-y.^ • 29-H. Goodholm Cranston WIleo*,". Erjteft-kuSp,; • \ ■ 12-H. McKnlght ' •Conrad'Swart, Albert Falle't'; Collins June-1962 Decentlter—1961 ' Chester Allemicr, JHarbld 'Ooddhotm' 'International Studeot Proie.cts— Goritpetitor'Relotions—.. v.O^ Wise, Alfred Rice JOSEPH A; A'BEY, Reading, Pennsylvania 1-G. 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 21-R. Kerr International Information-*^ Buyer-Seller'iteldlions— •• May-1962 28—V. Kornstien Godf/ey Collins, Charles Bacon . ; Biringer, 24-F. Culy 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Internotionol Contacts- . .' Axner Olson, Chairman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY. INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International INTERNATIONAL Vinton, Norm Moore VOCATIONAi SERVICE Special—At the call of the President Childrcns' Porty Clossiflcation 31—Governor's Visit Bovee, Norm Moore Sergeont-at-Arms- at 12:1S p. m. 10—F. VanAken, 17—R. November—1961 Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 27—D. Shorno 24—P. Hurley Dean Info Teeter April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Public Relations— ★ International 20—H. 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox Dale Dean, Warren Willioms. Program- Russell Moore. 6—C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban October—1961 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews March-1962 Wise 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26—W. VanAken, Membership Byron Thomas Membership- Direclori — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Butterfield 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw Relations 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way S. September-1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Asst. Secy.-Treos. 29-L. Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donold Harris, ★ B. Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts 6—A. 13-E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary 1—C. Altemier, Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- PROGRAMS 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweiler CiassiFication- 1961 .1962 February—1962 1961-1962 30-W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our progrom schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you want to change dotes with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist wiih the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth- Phone'No. Chester L. Allomier; R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-^63 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lcine—Kathryn BR 8-M33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sl.-Ruth-..-----BR8-K58 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther--—BR8-68^ Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean !—BR8-W)B6 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfeld Dr.—Josephine — BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.-Thelma—BR 8-2854 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane —. BR 9-9^1 1 :.-.BR 8-2818 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 BR 8-5033 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita— BR 8-8318 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 BR 8-6598 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann — BR 8-8933 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR B-2930 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6517 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-4071 BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Rol>ert''Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8.6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia,.BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W.-ChicagoEileen — BR 8-5556 Webster Treot, 3492 San Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna . BR 8-4159 .BR 8-5033 BR 8-6161 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf Sir-Charlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-2710 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Ray. Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison lorke"— BR 8-5494 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2~Beatrice Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. ft. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Ray Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 1 BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen .----BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood-Valerie BR 8-5909 ii BR 8-4243 —BR 9-WM Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R.' R. No. 2—Gladys Cly.do Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batavio—LoMoine George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 BR 8-5475 Phone No. Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Della—BR 8-4229 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Refha Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbora BR 8-5234 Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Address and Rotary Ann Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys—BR 8-6278 Fred Noer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. J.. Olmsted, 70 Marsboll St.—Edna BR 8-5891 NAME Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan 8R 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Cloro Phone No. BR 8-M61 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen—-BR 8-2947 Harold McKnlghf, Coldwofer Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie'BR8-6821 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret JOHN DEAN, Program Choirmon — Telephone BR 8-5909 . BR 8-5554 BR 8*8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple lane—Pat Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 6-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffntan, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 M.«elf|-Wlffl l,ep""e Mit 6eld.neHi Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Uhu-BII 8 <884. __BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E, Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thonh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowa Rd., Coldwuler Loke.BR 6-5091 —Jonean J .v''' The COLDWATER I ■/ z" iei. 7A.t 'Rotary REFLEGTOR r- o p PEACE i0®<] PREDERICK'^ H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COI^DWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME RICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best^' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 5» 196Z Kinstrel Sho>j Chorus practice Monday night. January 8. at the Methodist church. Be there and be sure to be in good voice. January h- Mrs. Doup: '-Joodyjard had a birthday and the Howard Teeter's had a wedding anniversary^. On January 8 Varren Williams will be a year older and f like^'Tise John Walker on January 10. The year 1962 is here and it is a good time to start the new year in the Rotary fashion by rereading the ^ way test. 1. 2. Is it the truth? Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. hr. Will ^it build GOOD \mjL and BETTER FRIEITOHIPS? Will it be BEtlEFICIAL to all concerned? We wonder how many knoi^ with whom, how, and when the Four V7ay Test originated. It can be applied profitably in relations with others in the home, community, business, national and international life; particularly in proposed plans, policies, statements and advertising in business and professions, to proposed legislation in government; to relations between teachers and students in schools. For the first time in the known history of the club vre had no visitors, ^Jhat a way to start a new year! Some of our members who went to Florida are still there waiting for warm weather, Carl Vinton should feel some pride in helping to make possible the placement of 135 graduate students in"34 countries on Rotary Foundation Fellowships for the year 1962-63. The group is made up of 92 men and 43 women. This group will bring the total to 1529f the number of young people who have been helped by Rotarians, Now is a good time to make a New Year's resolution to: 1, 2, Not leave early unless it is necessary, Make your apology to the speaker if you leave early. 3, Make up attendance if at all possible. 5, 6, Read your Rotarian and then pass it along. Practice being a better Rotarian. 7, 8, Become more active in the community; aim to help some one else. Explain the aims and objections to some one who never heard of 4, Invite a friend or a competitor to attend Rotary, Rotary (There are such people). Dear Newt; Since we have been living here we have been visiting some of the towns near find_ Coldwater is_ a little slow.about some things. In Litchfield they have a nice youth center building which is used by everjrone; in Union City the community has just moved an old school house into a little park and are Senior Citizens, the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and the American Legion, They do have a youth center here but it is in a build ing not their oirm. The coimnunity ought to sit back and look at itself. Your, Uncle Gully Utah your editor saw a signboard which said, "Just don't sit there, nag your husband". ~ RTy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAITLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Andersen, Chalrmon Clyde Williams, Chairman Wilford OFFICERS 8Y ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, President JOHN T. DEAN VIce-President Secretary Trcosurer FRED WEEKS Asst. Seey.-Troos. Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- Fellowship- Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magazine- Student Guests- Jerry Foir, Wayne Way Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Charles Schmift, Fred Anderson, and Warner VanAken, Russell Woldron, Mark John Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist T. 10-R. Dale Deon, Warren Williams Progrom— Russell Moore. Dean Set^eanl-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Axner Olson, Chairman ★ President Rotary Internationol JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretory, Rotary Intemotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Moy-1962 1—G. 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm Rotary Foundation 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstlen June-1962 December—1961 Cranston WIcox, Ernest Luse Chester Altemier, Horold Goodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Faller international Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations- Rotary Foundation- Del Wise, Alfred Rice 12-H. McKnIght July-1962 3-R. Woldron 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodward Four-Way Test- 16—M. Andrews, By-laws Report Trade Associations- 23—S. Jolley George Owers, Robert Rumsoy 9—J. Foir, R. Magazine 30-W. Richard Moore, Roy Potterson Leovenworth Patterson 26—C. Swart 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald January—1962 Ken Lcavenworlh, Torg Skabo 5—K. 19—R. 12—W. Treat, ladies' Night 5—M. McKelth 2—0. Paul Hurley, Croig Scbald Collins Russell Mooro, Chairman International Informotion— Buyer-Seller Reiotions— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 24-P. Hurley 24-F. Culy 8—F. Neer 15-D. Wise Godfrey Collins, Chorles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President Classification Fox 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts- Carl Vinton, Norm Moore ★ 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Party 17—R. BIringer, November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Aprli-1962 31—Governor's Visit Public Relations— '^egular—First Thursday of each month 19—R. Nogle, Stag 26—W. VanAken, Membership 3—A. Faller 4-H Youth- Andrews Info 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership- International 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, 6—C. Wilcox, Wise September—1961 Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts March-1962 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Anniversary 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show Relations 8—R. Rumscy 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair Ray Pitts, John Etswcller Richard Birlnger DUANE E. DAVIDSON B. S. Community Safety— Classification- 1961 . 1962 JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Couillard Butterfield 13-E. Luse, Rotory 1—C. Aliemier, William Bobicr, Olln Dally Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, 6—A. PROGRAMS Au9ust-1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendonee— ★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 24—R. Sweet Coulllord The above is our oroaram schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »eciol ' i. may appoint . _. ... with ..I the .1 . . .1. JOHN DEAN, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 details. programs, such os Ladies' Night, a committee to assist ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address ond Rotory Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Rulh BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta BR 8-6769 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R, R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5W3 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 BR 8-^58 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Margoret Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 BR 8-5386 Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-94W Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 0*5891 Oust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine .. BR 8-4486 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbora ...BR 8-5234 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No, 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy BR 9-9471 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-28M Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—tmogene -BR 8-6054 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane —BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo..BR 8-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Volerie E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Foirifeld Dr.—Aileen Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Sanlford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo; Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 ■ E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 8-4424 BR 8-W33 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.-Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 Scott—Natolle BR 8-6393 —BR 8-5714 BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 BR 8-2612 BR 8-2128 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-6161 88 8-2790 Phone No. Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Della .BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sl.-Dorothy BR 8-2979 —BR 8-6341 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Charles Scbmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget— Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice BR 9-93W Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5B42 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 BR 8-5475 Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Glodys Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Willloms, Batavia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat C. Alfred Rice, R. cf. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 BR 8-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-M12 NAME Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie 5. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola - BR 8-4086 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 Park PI.—Eliora BR 8-6311 ifiehord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 BR 8-5556 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Woiker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 BR 8-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Roipn Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen •_ ; Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Sozanna —r;._ z. - BR 8-5554 Art Lyon, 11 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake.BR 8-5091 —Janeon The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR P EA [>®0 PREDERrCIC H. WEEKS - \ QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, Published ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., IIICH, by efd MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME m �"ffe ProfUs Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 28j 1961 Tuesday*s program with Jerry Fair as chairman and Tom Shaw was one of the out-stianciing ones of the year# Tom told us of the start of the Shaw Shoe Company in Racine, Wisconsin in 1922 and then of the move to Coldwater in 1927. The company is unique in that it sells its shoes thru wholesalers with the Shaw name retained. He outlined the changes that have and are taking place in the shoe business, and he stressed some of the problems with which their factory is now faced. A good talk well presented. The sons of four Rotarlans, Jack Vinton, Glenn Holtz, Jim Rice and Bob Yingling were guests a^d were presented to the members. The following members and their families are in Florid^; Chuck Bacon, John Dean and Norm Moore. They will miss the snow, but we hear it is cold down there. December 30, Ken Putnam and Web Treat both have birthdays on December 31. Cranston Wilcox celebrates his, and on Monday, January 1 yours truly and his Rotary Ann have a wedding anniversary. Next week come to the meeting in good voice, since Doug Woodward tells us that we are to sing, sing and then sing some more. The Rotary Minstrel Show date has been changed to February l9, 16 and 17, and the place from the Tibbits Theater to the Roosevelt Junior High School Auditorium. The February 12 practice is to be at the Roosevelt Junior High School. In the January Rotarian read the article by T. Graydon Upton about the Alliance for Progress to be started in South iuierica. This is one way to combat communism. In the February Rotarian there is to be an article about Harry Lauder, the ocoi>x.xsn singer, ne was a Rotarian and stated that, "Rotary is going to be the greatest and grandest cooperative institution ever founded." It was your editors good fortune to have spent an afternoon with Harry Lauder away back in 1919, and it was an experience never to be forgotten. With the new year beginning with the next meeting committee chairman should "give a good thinK" to the plans they made. haven't you gotten started? Are they half completed or Dear Newt; Christmas has come and gone, and some people who live in our block received a nice surprise in receiving a basket of food provided by the Exchange Club, The father is out of work, and the kids had a pretty bleak Christmas. I'm glad someone thought of them. Your, Uncle Gully An egotist is a man more interested in himself than he is in me. HAPPY NEW YEAR RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Vi/ednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Richard BIringer President Viee-Presidont JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Fellowship- FRED WEEKS Asst. Seey.-Troas. Doon, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and Warner VanAken, Russell Woldron, Mark Andrews ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Russell Moore, Choirmon Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Axner Olson, Chairman International Information- Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Aliemier, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations- JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary Inlernationol Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Emptoyer-Employee Relations- George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Four-Way Test- Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 24-F. Culy Mav-1962 1—G. 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 14—G. Owers, 22—C. 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald 5—K. Ladies' Nighl 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 19—K. Olmsted, Christmos 26-C. Sebald July-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962 2—D. Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, 12—H. Mcknight Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Bacon 29—H. Go^holm 5-M. McKeith International Student Proiects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Collins 7—H. Joseph December—1961 Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Fox Rotary Foundation International Contacts- Corf Vinton, Norm Moore ★ 10-R. Classification 24—P. Hurley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken Special—At the call of the President Chlldrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 31—Governor's Visit Sergeont-at-Arms— Qt 12:15 p. m. 10—F. VanAken, November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information- "egular—First Thursday of each month Faller 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Dale Dean, Warren Williams John T. Dean Public Relations— Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist 3-A. Info April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship October—1961 4-H Youth- Program- Bovee 26-W. VanAken, Membership Byron Thomas Membership- Russell Moore. 5—S. Student Guests- Jerry Folr, Wayne Way Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. Internotlonol 20-H. Teeter 27—0. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stag Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Wolker Magazine— 6—C. Wilcox, 13—8. Wiggins, Rural Urbon 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, March-1962 V/ise September—1961 Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Roy Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Secrelary Treosorer 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Crippled Children- Club Bulletin— 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show B. S. Relations Ray Pitts, John Etsweller Lester Wise, Robert Shav/, Butterfleld Rotary Anniversory 8—R. Rumsey Community Safety- Classification- 1961 • 1962 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Aliemier, Wllllom Bobior, Olln Dally Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford Couillard PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-Lows Report 23-S. Jolloy Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade Associations- 30—W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dates with another member, odvise the Progarm ehoirmon of the change. Meinbers having spee^l ine uuuY programs, », . ...i, the .l . details. such asr-.Lodies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with ROTARY ROSTER JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 JUNE 30, 1961 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn BR8.M33 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen.. BR 8-2947 NAME Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwoter-Fay 8R8-5W Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean S'lSIf Wiltlom Bobler, 280 Grand Sl.-Morgoret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro BR8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine .—BR B-^86 Phone No. BR 8-2261 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl Sl.-Llla Robert Nagie. 1B2 Marshall St.—Svson Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—88 8-6278 BR 8-5078 BR 9-94W Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine — Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho Rev Albert Buttorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo—BR 8-2854 BR 8*55l2 —;—BR 9-WW George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ._BR |-5996 BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 D. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 C. Alfred Rice, R. Fc. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn BR 8-M51 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace-..- Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-BR8-6054 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Roijerf Hciwley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy BR 8-5006 BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-6687 8R 8-4071 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wlma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 Webster Treot, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Ciyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Balovia—LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple lane—Pat Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Ralpn Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, 1^3 W. Chicago- BR8-6788 ..BR 8-6501 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 8R 8-4222 BR 8-2841 Eileen •. BR 8-5556 Suzanna BR 8-5554 BR 8-6850 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly 12:15 VISITING p.m., TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elvc BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake.BR 8-5091 J WEEKS cqldwatsr, UXCH. MICHIGAN BR 8-2710 Guvarrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 —Janeon FREDERICK R, COLDWATER, BR 8-5494 BR 8-4424 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IHC, Meeting Time: BR 8-4229 BR 9-9495 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth i ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia ■^Rotary REFLECTOR by BR 8-2612 BR 8-4159 Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. The COLDWATER Published Phone No. BR 8-5714 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann BR8-2W0 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 BR 8-4435 E, Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lane—Emily Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.-RIta—BR 8-8318 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aiieen._ Sontford Joiley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-5942 BR 8-2979 —B? f -—_—BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte Address and Rotary Ann Horold McKnighi, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9M1 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara Ouane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 NAME Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Cart F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8.6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth .. — �We Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 21, 1961 Tuesday*s program was presented by the "Balladiers" from the Next week's speaker is to be f Tom Shaw with Jeriy Fair as Coldwater High School under the h program chairman, direction of Doug Hoopingarner,/ The group was introduced by Ken 0. onorary member. Art Lyons, The group was composed of Pattiy^ Soule, Kathy Tarr, Phyliss eported on the prospect of fo Throop, Larry Parshall, John the rehabilitation and removation of the Tibbets Theater, He asked that the members make known to their Phipps, David King and Bob representatives on the city King, Dan Knauss, Joe Norton, Melanie From, Alice Foss, Elle Curtis, The Christmas songs they council their wishes in this matter, sang showed the results of hard work and practice. By action of the Board of Directors NEXT MINSTREL SHOW REHEARSAL* JANUARY 8 AT THE METHODIST after a report of the Classification CHURCH. Committee the classification of Harvey Bent was changed to "men's clothing retail," ^ursday, December 21, Mac McKeith had a birthday and on Friday, December 22 Chuck Bacon was a year older. VJedding anniversaries were celebrated by the A1 Butterfield on December 21, by the Howard SwMnson Friday, December 22, and by the Warner VanAkens on Monday, December 25, May they all have many- more happy years together, Rotarians, under tha- chairmanship of Bob Tingling, helped out in one mij.e oi uimes on Thursday, December 21; Dick Biringer, Bill Bobier, Craig Sebald, Bob Kerr, Bob Sweet, Bob Hawley, Don Harris, Conrad Swart, Cranston Wilcox, George Owers, A1 Butterfield, Dick Moore, Bob Rumsey, Axner Olson, Tom Collins, Olin Dally, Jeriy Fair, Les Wise, Chuck Woodward, Fred Neer and yours truly, Mrs, Byron Thomas is in the Community Health Center with a fractured pelvis. was struck by a car in Hillsdale, You should send your Rotary Ann up to see her, Coldwater Rotary attendance average for November was 93.6?^. average was ab.98%.Nine Clubs had one or more 100^ meetings. The district In District 636, 22 Clubs had a net loss in membership since July 1, Only 13 have gained, and 12 remain the same. Dear Newt; At this time of year one should have no gripes. It is a time for hanpiness kids and a period of reflection that we In the UiiLted States have the privilege and right to worship as we please, work where we wish, and enjoy the things all people should enjoy® MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU. Uncle Gully You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY » Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURG15 — Sturges Auditorium —■ Mendoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMinEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Choiimon WIford OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Show, President Vico-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Secretory Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treas. Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Deon, Clyde Williams, Fred Ray Mulehahoy, Ray Pitts Foitewship— and Byron Thomas Dole Dean, Warren Williams INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary Information- Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken Russell Moore, Chairman Sergeont-at-ArmsCarl Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. * VOCATIONAL Special—At the call of the President ★ Godfrey Collins, Chorles Bacon President Rotary international JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reoding, Pennsylvania General Secretory, Rotary International Cranston V^lcox, Ernest Luse Chester Allcmier, Harold Goodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swort, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations— International Student Projects- Del Wise, Alfred Rice Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan May-1962 1-G. Collins 7—H. Joseph 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 14—G. Owers, 22—C. Rotary Foundation 28—V. Kornsfien Bacon 29—H. Goodholm June-1962 5—K. 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 12-H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebold George Owers, Robert Rvmsoy Four-Way Test- Ken Leavenworlh, Torg Skabo 2—0. Leovenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5—M. McKeith July-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962 Rotary Foundation- Pouf Hurley, Craig Sebold George R. Moons, Evonslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 24—P. Hurley December—1961 Intenrational Informotion— Buyer-Seller Relations- Biringer, Classification 24-F. Culy 21-R. Kerr Inlernoiionol Contocts— SERVICE Axner Olson, Chairman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 17—R. Fox 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10-F. VanAken, Childrens' Party 31—Governor's Visit Public Relations- ' Regular—First Thursday of each month Aprll-1962 3-A. Foller 10-R. Info 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno October—1961 John T. Deon Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist International 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban Membership 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews Progrom— Russell Moore. 6-C. Wilcox, Wise 19—R. Naglo, Stag 26-W. VanAken, Student Guests- Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Axner Olson. Anderson, 27~R. Shaw March-1962 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Boyd Wiggins, Robert Howley John Walker Magcxine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Membership- B. S. Relations September-1961 Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, 1—C. Allemier, 29-L. Butterfleld Rotary Anniversary 20—R. Moore 15-0. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Ylngllng Club Bulletin- 6—A. 13—E. Luse, 8—R. Rumsey Community Safety— Roy Pitts, John Etsweller Richard Birlnger OUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Charles Sehmilt, Couillard Classification- 1961 - 1962 FRED WEEKS William Bobicr, Olln Dolly Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ PROGRAMS August-1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendonee— February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Way 17-R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet 16—M. Andrews, By-Lows Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Associations- 30-W. Richard Moore, Roy Patterson Couillard The above Is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. if you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »ecial programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn BR 8-6033 Milford A. McKeith. 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen. BR 8-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Roth Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoler-Fay BR |-55$3 Phone No. NAME BR 8-2947 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Ann BR 8-^61 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sf.-Ruth —. —-BR8-M58 Dr Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Moriorie BR 8-6821 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Corol BR 9-95511 Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.-Clora i Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-5386 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4159 §5 BR 8-5512 — BR 8-2539 ?*??$? George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Eiizobeth_-BR 8-5W6 Roy C. Pottorson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 BR 8-6127 C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2^1 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfieid Dr.—Aileen BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR8-5909 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-5842 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola _6R 8-4086 BR 8-4350 BR B-8942 Art Lyon, 11 BR 8-4222 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne BR 3-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed'Holtz, 16454 iyopowa Rd., Coldwater Loke.BR 8-5091 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— E. Ken Leavenworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 6-6650 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen Suzanna BR 8-5556 ' .r_^ z:-- : BR 8-5554 Rotary REFLECTOR Pork Pl.-Elzora BR 8-6311 —Janeon T/;e COLDWATER See. 34. fo ^ CO] FOR P E /\ i FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., BR 8-5033 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 COLDWATER, BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Ceiia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand SI.—Dorothy Published BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lone-Pat BR 8-2930 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 BR 6-6788 BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-WiIma Warren Williams, Balavia—LoMoine BR 8-5494 BR 8-^14 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive-Virginia—BR 8-2841 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 BR 8-5942 BR 8-5585 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T, Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-2612 BR 8-4243 BR8-212B BR 8-4229 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 55 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane — BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Phone No. Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette —BR 8-o7o9 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbora Wllford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene--BR 8-6054 Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Worner VanAken. R. R. No. 2—Glodys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Bullorfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma_.BR 8-2854 JOHN DEAN, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, MICH, 600 »» �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December lii, 1961 Elmer John Klein was born July 27^ 1929 at Kaskaskia, Illinois, He completed grade school in Kaskaskia and high school at Chester, Illinois, He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Arizona in May, 195U. He is now taking graduate work at Western Michigan University, He was married to Patricia Shay at Germfask on July 10, 195U* They have three children; Steven John 6, Kenneth Shay 3 and Jeanine Marie 20 months. He was at one time in the construction business in Tulsa, Oklahoma, but since January lii, 1956 has been a state employee, first at Fort Ouster State Home, later at Michigan T,B. Sanitorium in J^alamazoo and since August, 1961 has been Assistant Business Executive at the Coldwater State Home. He is an Elk and is a Phi Kappa Theta, and is a member of the professional fraternity,|^lpha Kappa Psi, He is of Catholic faith, hobbies are woodcraft, golf and bowling. Food likes are beef and lobsters, he does not like liver and scrambled eggs. Bob Nagle has a birthday December 16, Gus Burandt on December 18 and Mrs, Moore the same day, Tuesday's student guests were Jim Davenport introduced by Charlie Fiske, and Ray Hart introduced by Torg Skabo. Tuesday's speaker was Warden Wm, H, Bannan of Southern Michigan at Jackson who was introduced by Red McKnight, Warden Bannan stressed that vocational or job training for men sent to prison is not sufficient but that they must be taught the difference between right and wrong, and that this should be started in the home and community during the formative years. Dear Newt; • I just learned something I did not know before, and it is that Coldwater has an extremely fine fire department that not only puts out fires but does an outstarrfing job in fire inspection and prevention. As a result the insurance rates hefe are lowered. It is a good thing. Your Uncle Gully h tip of the hat to our secretary. Chick Kennedy, on being elected as a director of the National Spring -f^gs. Association, President Duke received a very nice letter from District Governor, Ken Beagle, following his official visit. He wrote that he was pleased with what he saw and heard. In these troubled times every Rotarian should read the article, "Free Men - On the Defensive" by Dr, Charles Malik on page 32 of the December Rotarian;. Dr. Malik points out that free men need to take some active part in world affairs. Minstrel show practice Monday night at the Baptist Chiirch ^ 7;30 - BE THERE, No dope available on next week's program. Rotary is thoughtfulness of and helpfulness to others. xn action. Rotary is an ideal Some people are late for church because they have to change a tire, others because they have to change a dollar. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M, BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmon Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week— William Bobior, Olin Dolly Attendance— Horvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, WIIFord Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shov/, DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Club President Vice-Presidont JOHN A- KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingiing Bulletin- Roy Mulchohey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- Secretory Treasurer FRED WEEKS Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Richard Biringer Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Rural Urban— John Walker Asst. Secy.-Treos. Boyd Wiggins, Robert Howley Magazine— Jerry Foir, Wayne Way Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, ^hmltt, Fred Anderson, and Program— BOARD OF Dale Dean, Warren Williams . ... Russell Moore, Chairman Sergeonl-ot-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. internotionol Contacts- Carl Vinton, Norm Moore Godfrey Collins, Charles Bocon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speciol—At the call of the President Axner Olson, Chairman •k International Infdrnialian— Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Chester Allemicr, Harold Goodholm President Rotary Internalienol JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania International Student Proieets Del Wise, Alfred Rice Competitor Relations- Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations- Rotory FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald General Secretary, Rolory International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Intemationol SERVICE Four-Way Test- Ken leavenworth, Torg Skobo 6-C. Wilcox, Info 19—R. Nagle, Stag April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VonAken, Childrens' Forty 17—R. Biringer, 26—W. VonAken, Classification Fox 17—N. Moore, Lodies' Night 24-P. Hurley 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 21-R. Kerr 28—V.'"Kornsfien 24-F. Culy May-1962 1-G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm June-1962 December—1961 5—K. Leovenworth 19—R. Patterson 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5-M. McKelth 12-H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald 26—C. Swart July-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962 10-W. Way" 17—R. Yingiing Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Jolley Trode Associations- Ken Beagle, Grond ledge, Michigan March-1962 Intornational 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske 2—0. 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 31—Governor's Visit. INTERNATIONAL Butterfieid 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban September-1961 November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken Regular—First Thursday of eoch month Wise 3—A. Faller Public Relations— DIRECTORS MEETINGS 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—N. Bent, Attendance 29-L. 10-R. John T. Dean Mrs, Grace Patterson—Organist Relations October—1961 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews Russell Moore. S. Membership Byron Thomos Warner VonAken, Russell Waldron, Axner Olson, 1—C. Allemier, B. 6—A. 13-E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary Au9ust-1961 Student Guests- Membership- Directors — Duarte E. Davidson, John T. PROGRAMS 8—R. Rumsey Community Safety- Classification- 1961 • 1962 February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30-W. Couillard The above Is our program schedule for the yeor 1961-62. if you want to'change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having MOciol .... such —L as Ladies' Night, may appoint an committee to assist nc.ic* with ...:4U the <1— details. programs, JOHN DEAN, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjofie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 5B 14. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth . BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annotta —BR 8-6769 BR 8-5386 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 182 Morsholj St.—Susan Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy V/illiam Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwafer-Fay BR 8-5563 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ciara BR 8-5891 Rev. Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo__BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane —BR 8-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo .-BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5318 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6768 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha . BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstion. 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ...BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys Dr. K. L. Olmsfed, 70 Marshall •St^—Edoo BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retho George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth BR 9-9360 BR 8-5996 BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 —BR 8-6161 Kennelh Putnam, HE. Chicogo St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8:2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Aiden St.—Berget Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia - - .■ Clyde WiHioms, R. R. No; l-Wilmo _j_ Warren Williams, Bafavia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple- Lane—Pdf Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Ylngjing, 21 Scott—Notolie COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Woiker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Nguyeng Thonh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-6730 — BR 8-5554 Ed~HoIfz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake.BR 8-5091 FG PEa WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER : -^Janeon FREDERICK H. by BR 8-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS 'Rotary REFLECTOR Published ^^^__BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Charles Woodword. 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth The COLDWATER 1 BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 BR 8-5556 • BR 8-4159 Cdyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola . BR 8-4086 "IIUlHi,-W<5d"ljU|JgWWi^W!-^pWl ■«9tf Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora 8R 8-6311 Webster Trent, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzarsna BR 8-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR B-2930 BR 8-5842 BR.8-6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 R- No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- Russell G: Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-2128 BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann ; Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 47V'Morshalj St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Eileen BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-5714 Crolg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita Rolpn Toupolik, BR 8-2612 Warner VanAken, RI R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinlon, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-6278 BR 8-5512 Phone No. Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Address artd Rotary Ann Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy INC. �Profits Mo^ Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Dooombop I96I CHORUS REHEARSAL DATES Tear this out and post it on your bulletin board. TIME WHERE WHEN December 11 I-Iethodist Church December l8 Baptist Church January 8 January l5 Methodist Church 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 Baptist Church Baptist Church January 22 January 29 Methodist Church February 5 February 6 Methodist Church Tibbits Theater Tibbits Theater Show - Tibbits Theater Show - Tibbits Theater Show - Tibbits Theater February 7 February 8 February 9 February 10 There is to be no smoking allowed in the churches or in the Tibbits Theater. Tuesday^ 3 student guests were Gerry Albright and Jim Keyes from the Coldwater High School and Bob Leavens from St. Charles High School. Mac McKeith presented the program for Tuesday*s meeting and discussed the organiza tion of the Downtown Betterment Association of which he and Bob Horton are the moving wheels. He told of the planning and work which went into the removal of the parking meters from the off street parking areas. He stated tliat there had been about 90^ participation on the part of the businesses in the downtown area. Next week program chairman is Red McKnight who will present Warden Win. H. Bannan of Southern i^Uchigan Prison at Jackson, the largest walled prison in the U.S. John Klein, Assistant Business Executive at the Coldwater State Home and Training School was presented with his pin and became a member of Coldwater Rotary. Chick Kennedy, Secretary of the club is living it up in New York attending the National Association of Manufacturers. December 6. Mrs, Bergit Schmitt He heard President Kennedy on Wednesday, (Chucks better-half) is in the Community Health Center. On November 30 the Warner Van Akens and the Harvey Bents had wedding anniversaries and on December 1 the Tom Collins celebrated theirs. Fred Neers were married a year longer. Tuesday December 5 the Birthdays are as follows: December 1 - Howard Teeter, December 2 - Bob Sweet and Fritz Van Aken, December 8 - Don Harris and on Tuesday December 12 - Mrs. Ken Leavenworth, Don Shorno and Ed Holtz. Read "Contact" in the December Rotarian page 20. Maybe our club should do something along this line. The end of the Ist half of the Rotary Year is approaching and in the next issues of the Reflector we plan to ask for reports and plans of some of the committee chairmen. So be warnediiJ Dear Newt: I have met some of the teen agers in Coldwater and they complain (especially the high gang) that it is not doing the Job idiich they hoped it would, i^aybe some club should underwrite this project. Your Uncle Gully Thought for the day; Plastic surgeons can do most anything with one's nose except keep it out of someone else's business. .m You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — WednMday 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. ^ STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH, COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE ** Fard AitUerson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, OFFICERS BY Classification— ELECTION _ , Lesjer Wise, "Robert Show, 1961 - 1962 OUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Vice-President FRED WEEKS .Asst., Secy.-Treos. Magcxme—' Jerry .fair, Wayne Way Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Membership 31—GovornoPi Visit Public Relolions— ★ Aeguior—First Thursday of each month Sorgeant-ot-Arms■ Carl Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotory International " 14—G. Owers, 5—K. Leavenworth 12-W. Treat, Ladies* 19—R. 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 2—D. George Owers, Robert .Rumscy Juiy-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962. Rotary Foundation—.' Night Patterson 2rf—C. Swart 26-C. Sebold Del Wise, Alfred Rice 29—H. Goodholm Jwne-1962 5-M. McKeilh 10-W. Woy WoodWord ' 17—R. Ylngllng ' 9—J. Fair, R.-Magazine 24—R. Sweet 16—M. Andrews, Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade'Associations— 28—V. Kornstlen 12—H. Mcknight International Student Proiects 22—C.' Bdcon ' December—1961 Four-Woy Test- Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigon 1—G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-0. Wise Rotary Foundation :21-R. Kerr Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Paul Hurley, Craig Sebold George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Russell Moore, Chairman international Information- Buyer-Seller RelationsChester All.omier, Harold Ooodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Foller Employer-Employee Relations— ' DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 7—H. Joseph Godfrey Collins, Charles Elacon Axner Olson, Chairman ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Inlernatidoal Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 24-F. Culy May-1962 November—1961 Seton. Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Informofian— Howard Teeter, Frili VanAken. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Porty Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24-P. Hurley John T. Dean Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist lOr-F. VanAken, Childrens' 17—R. Biringer, 3—A. Faller 10-R. Fox Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- 27—D. Shorno October—1961 4-H Youfh- Mark Andrews Russell Moore. Info Teeter AprlJ-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 26-W. VanAken, " Byron Thomas .'Warner rVanAken; Russell Waldron, Deon, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Charles ^hmitt, Fred Anderson, and International 20-H. 19—R. Nogle, Stag Student Guests— . 6-C. Wilcox, ' 13—8. Wiggins, Rural Urban 5—S. Bovee 12-C; fiske Rural Urban— March-1962 Wise September—1961 Fred Culy, Robert Yingltng Membership- Director* — Duane E. Davidson, John T. 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29~L. Crippled Children- FellowshipByron Thomas, Donald Harris, John. Walker Secretary Treasurer 15—D. Dean, 4-H Foir Ray Pitts, John Etsweller Ray Mulchohey, Ray Pitts 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show B. S. Relations 8—R. Rumsey •.Community SaFety— ' Richord Biringer Ctu'b Bulletin- Butterfisid 13—E. Luse, Rotory Anniversary 1—C. Allemler. Wilford Couillard 6—A. PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobior, Olin Dally Attendance- Februory—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY By-Laws Report •23—S. Jolley 30—W. Couillard ' ' Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The obove is our program schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you wont Jo'change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »ec1al programs such as Ladies' Night, moy oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier,""R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR B-55M Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn-—^—-.BR 8-^33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Sl.-Ruth ___BR8-M58 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drivo—Mariorie BR 8-6B21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-rEsther BR 8-68^ William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8.53B6 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ciora Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfleld Dr.—Josephine NAME Address and Rotary Aim Phono No. Ernest W. luse, R. R-No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 "Miiford A". McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen.-. BR 8-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwaler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila BR 8-5891 BR 8-448^ Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Rev. Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma-.BR 8-28m BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-.BR 8-6054 Duane E. Davidson, T45 Falrfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8*8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen • John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Falrfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Fallcr, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 • Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annofta —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodyi—BR 8-6278 BR 8-8086 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbora JOHN DEAN, Progrom Choirmon — Telephone BR 8-5909 BR 8-8933 Hoy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno BR 8-50^ —BR 9-9492 —BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 NAME Address and. Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edisort Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia—BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 53 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Worren Willioms, Balavia—laMoine BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ._BR 8-5996 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lone-Pat BR 9-9495 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia BR 8-4424 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55'N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnaml 11 E." Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R.'k No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth LesJ'te Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—PolLy Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 BR 8-5006 Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Rbbert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann BR 8-2930 HONORARY MEMBERS Cralg Sebold, R. R. No. 2,.A^rrison Lk.—Rito—BR 8-8318- E- Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro._j_BR 8-6517 Donold V. Shorno,' 156'E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Guvarrie S. Coffmon,' 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 iiyuuuwu"Rii?,-6uKJiiuiei Luke-^R 8'JW* Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Art Lyon, 11 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Pool Hurley, 163 Falrfiold Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce,-.BR 8.-/1071 Harry Joseph, 333 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha -BR 8-8840 H. Vi.nccnl Kornsiien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo._ BR 8-57W E. Ken Leovenworfh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily .. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR'8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treot, 3492 San Souei Beach, Cold. Lake—. Suzanno'- . . . lfR8-5554 BR 8-6850 . .j Park PL—Elzora BR 8-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo BR 8-5412 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshi.ngton St.—Elaine John Wolkefr,'33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lako.BR 8-5091 —Joneon . T^e COLDWATER "Rotary REFLECTOR Ut. 'jr. 'V* PEA I0®0 FREDSRtCK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4198 MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November xyox Fritz Van Aken was born in Coldwater, December 2, 1922? He graduated from Coldwater High School in 19U0. He attended Michigan State University, the University of Oregon and Purdue University. He was married to Mary Ann Corey on May 27, 19iiii at Santa Maria, California. They have two children; Martha Sue l6 and Charles 10. associated with his dad. an armored division. hunting. He has always been a florist, and is now He served in the European area 'from 19U2-ii5 in He is an Episcopalian. His hobbies are sports and He likes all foods, but cannot take jello or liver. The Coldwater Rotai^ Minstrel is to be given Thursday, February 8, Friday Februa ry 9, and Saturday, February 10^ Chorus practice every Tuesday, starting December 12 at the Club meetings, and also on every Monday night beginning December 11, and each Monday night thereafter the dates are December 18, January 8, January 1^, January 22, January 29, February February 6, and February 7. Circle these dates on your calendar and show this bulletin to the little woman so that she will let you off the leash on these nights. Tuesday^s student guests were Gary Olney, introduced by Don Shorno and Tom "Musser introaucea oy unuck Bacon. The Honorable Harold Smith, Judge of the Municipal Court of Coldwater, was Tuesday*s speaker being presented by Vince Komstien. Judge Smith stated that the establishment of the Court under the new City charter was a forward step, since it enlarged the scope of service and did away with the fee system of the justices. Our Club's October attendance was wel3, above the District average which was "^8.98^. Our Club made a 9h*hO with five meetings. According to District Governor Beaglels letter our Club has contributed $1,767.5o toward the Rotary Foundation, and is a 200^ Club. Rotary was born out of a lonely man*s hunger for friendship and fellowship. From that beginning the Rotary ideals of friendship, fellowship and service to others have spread through six continents. They have been accepted by men of practically all nationalities with many different political and religious beliefs. More than ^00,000 men in 123 countries ^scribe to these ideals, and now follow them. Rotary, by the way, is not permitted in Communistic countries. We wish Ken and Mabel Putnam many years of happiness together. We do understand that Ken was confused recently, and did not know his roads out of Albion. Please page Ray Pitts. Dear Newt: You'lcnow this city should have an ordinance regarding peddlers and magazine salesmen. The other day a chap came to the door and told me a svreet pack of lies. I called the police, and then he denied all of his statements to me. Some one ought to protect the good peopl.e of Coldwater. -- - - Your Uncle GrJ.iy A man who is wrapped up in himself makes a mighty small parcel. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Churdi — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES CdKlMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmon Clyde Williams, Chairmon Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford OFFICERS BY ELECTION Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweiler Club Bulletin- Crippled ChildrenFred Cuty, Robert Yingling Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. President DEAN VIce-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Secretary Treasurer FRED WEEKS Asst. Seey.-Treos. ★ Ray Muichohey, Roy Pitts FellowshipByron Thomas, Donald Harris, Russell Moore. John T. Mrs, Grace Patterson—Organist Seton ★ international Chester. Allem^er, Harold Goodholm President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary Inlernotionol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michlgag information- International Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Competitor Relations— Conrcid Swart, Albert Faller Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumscy Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Croig Sebold Four-Way Test- Collins Neer 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm June-1962 5—K. December—1961 12-H. McKnighf 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebold 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3-R. Waldron January—1962 2—D. Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5—M. MeKelth Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relotions— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 28—V. Kornstien Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman 1—G. B-F. 15-D. Wise 21-R. Kerr international Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 24-F. Culy May-1962 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation Russell Moore, Chairman Carl Vinton, Norm Moore ★ 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24-P. Hurley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Party Classificoiion November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Sergeant-ot-Armi— at 12:15 p. m. 10-F. VanAken, Childrens' 17—R. Biringer, 31—Governor's Visit Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken ^agulor—First Thursday of each month 27—D. Shorno 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox Dole Dean, Warren Williams Info Teeter April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 26-W. VanAken, Dean Rotary information- BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 20—H. Membership Public Relations— ★ International 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 19—R. Nogle, Sfog 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews Program- 6-C. Wilcox, Wise October—1961 Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, 27-R. Shaw March-1962 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- Membership- Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and 29-L. Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magazine- 20—R. Moore Relations September—1961 Rural Urban- Jerry Foir, Wayne Way Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. B. S. Butterfieid Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Classiifcation— 1961 - 1962 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Allemicr, William Bobier, Olin Dally Couillard PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Woy 17—R. Yingling Woodword 9—J. Foir, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet 16—M. Andrews, Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skcbo By-Lows Report 23-S. Joliey Trade Associations- Richard Mooro, Roy Patterson 30-W. Couillard The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossisf with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Roiary Ann Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-55W Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mork 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn Phone No. BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto BR B-6769 BR 8-«M ?? f'^5? Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornwoM Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairmon — Telephone BR 8-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Raymond Muichohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 8-2539 BR 9-93M Worren Williams, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Kenneth Putnam, 11 E Chicago St. BR 8-2790 . Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy' BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo — BR 8-8609 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio.-BR 8-4229 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 William Eobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret. BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine .— BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterifeid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thclma--BR 8-2654 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbora BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-BR 8-6054 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Phone No. Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo Batovia—LaMoine BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia BR B-4424 BR 8-^33 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 C. Alfred Rice, R. ft. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise^.—BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rdi—Nola .BR 8-4086 Conrod Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Ariene Howord M. Teeter, 1£6 Church Sli—Morion BR 8-4350 , BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 MilleiieFk64i4i.l.jii|ii Rdii Art Lyon, 11 Pork PL—Elzoro Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetl St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hoi! St.—Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lalce. J- BR 8-4435 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-66S7 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-5006 BR 8-5714 Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann BR 8-8933 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, IB E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-8318 BR 8-2930 BR8-4071 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle. Drive—Virginia John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marlhq BR 8-5790 BR 8-8B40 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— E, Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Sontford Joliey, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce H. Vincent Kornstien, 29o Grond Sti—Ubrblhy ..;-BR'8>65o1_ Rolpn Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1373 W. ChicagoEileen Suzanne'" : J BR 8-2841 BR 8-5556 ' BH 8-5554 HONORARY MEMBERS ieln■ gfl 8 EBM. BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Daughorty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed'Kbltz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake.BR 6-5091 —Janean The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR I h ORI peace;' FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, ftlCH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �. \ 'Her Profit^ Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater. Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A . Nevumbur 22, 1961 3I4O years ago You can be Pilgrims first cele brated Thanksgiving Day. They did not thankful for; Freedom of Worship, the ability to scramble for a living, good^health, good schools, a free country, free speech, the fact that you are an i\merican. have as much to be thankful for as you do today - They hai free dom of worship, but they had to scramblejQv for a living. Bob Barney presented Tuesday by program chairman Bob Kerr, told of his time spent in Iran as an agricultural advisor to the Iranians. From his vivid description the standard of living is primitive, and on a level much below anything anywhere in the United States. Bob gave credit to the missionaries for paving the way for programs to help the country get a foothold, inter esting and informative. Our student guests were Richard Boston, introduced by Dick Biringer, and Del Hawk introduced by Clyde ^-filliams. It is a good thing to have these seniors as guests. They see business-men in a different setting than usual. Next week's program chairman is Vince Kornstien, and he is presenting Mu nicipal Judge, Harold Smith, who will tell us of the operation of omr* newest court. A birthday for Mrs. V/ayne Way on Wednesday, November 22, and one for Mrs. Bob Nagle on Thursday, November 23. On Sunday, November 26 the Pat Patter sons have a wedding anniversary. Did you know that the first National Thanksgiving day was not proclaimed until 1798 although it had been celebrated before that date. Our neighbor Canada celebrates the first weekend in October as a Thanksgiving time. The mighty hunters are returning, and strangely enough are very quiet. Only one deer reported killed by a very poor poker player. No tall tales, no lies, we are slipping. In the November Rotarian read, "The Curious Galifornians" by Ronald Mc-. Deutsch, page 15. Dear Maybe" Michigan isn*t so bad after all. Newt: This town needs more industries and jobs, a lot of people are out of work. I saw by the paper that a new factory shell is to be built to try to britjg something to town, and so provide more jobs. done. Thats the way to get things Working together will do it. Yokxv Unclo Gully The pessimist always looks at the bottom of the cake to see if it is burned. ■mt You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAniE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Qhoirman Attendance— Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN Vlce-President JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT .Treasurer FRED WEEKS Chorles Clyde Byron Thomas, Donald Horris, Fred and ★ BOARD OF Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken ★ Axner Olson, Chairman ★ President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading. Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International ' Del Wise, Alfred Rice Competitor Relations— Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relotlons— Paul Hurley, Cralg Sebold 5—K. 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald 2—D. Leavenworth July-1962 3—R. Waldron January—1962 Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy 29—H. Goodholm 19—R. Patterson 26-C. Swort 12-H. McKnight Inlernatlonal Student Proiects— Collins B-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 12—W. Treat, Ladles' Night 5-M. McKeith Cronston Wiieox, Ernest Luse Chester Allemier, Harold Goodholm May-1962 June—1962 December—1961 Internotlono! Information— Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Rotary Foundation Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 14—G. Owers, 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstlen International Contocts— Carl Vinton, Norm Moore 24-F. Culy 1-G. 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Choirman Biringer, Classification 17—N. Moore, ladies' Night 24—P. Hurley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— ot 12:15 p. m. Children*' Party 17—R. 3—A. Faller 10-R. Fox 31—Governor's Visit Rotary Information- juior—First Thursday of each month 3—Thomos, Fellowship 10—F. VonAken, November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore DIRECTORS MEETINGS 27—D. Shorno October—1961 John T. Dean Public Relations— Info Teeter April—1962 Membership Guests- Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist Bovee 26—W. YonAken, 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews Russell Mooro. 5—S. 20—H. 19—R. Nogie, Stag Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Axner Olson. Anderson, Student International 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Fiske Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Magazine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Membership- 6-C. Wilcox, Wise September—1961 Rural Urban— John Walker Davidson, John T. Williams, Schmllt, Fellowship- Asst. Socy..Treas. Director* — Duane E. Dean, Roy Mulchahey, Ray Pitts March-1962 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Ylngling Club Bulletin- 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw B. S. Relations Roy Pitts, John Etsweller Lester Wise, Robert Show, Butterfield Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey Community Safety- Classification- 1961 -1962 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Allemier, William Bobior, Olln Dally Wilford Couillord OFFICERS BY ELECTION PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- * Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Way 17—R. Ylngling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Mogazine 24—R. Sweet Four-Way TestGeorge R. Means, Evaniton, Illinois 16—M. Andrews, Ken Leavenworth, To.'g Skcbo By-Laws Report Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary, International Trade Associations23-S. Jolfey Ken Beagle, Grond lodge, Michigan 30-W. Couillord Richard Moore, Roy Potferson The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dotes with onofher member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speclol . ... such —u ..— JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 programs, as I...jtn.' Ladies' Night, n^riM may nnnnin* appoint n committee to assist with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Harvey G. Dent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6&43 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith. 75 N. Hudson St.-7He1en-Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Horhe—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 .Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Gust C. Burondt, 17B Falrfleid Dr.—Jos^hine BR 8-4486 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No- Fred Anderson, 46 Mopio Lane-Kathryn BR 8-M33 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay BR 8-5^ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Moriorio BR 8-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon BR |-|086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro BR 8-5891 Raymond Mulchohcy, 175 E. Pearl St.—lilo Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfleid Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen .BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Jerry Folr, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley. R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wltmo Robert B. Kerr, 3 Persons Ct.—Martha : BR 8-5494 Dr. K. L. Olmsted; 70 Marshall St.—Edna zBR 8-2539 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 9-9360 Warren Willianis, Bafavia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pal Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celio • BR 8-6161 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alderi St.—Berget—■ BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita__.BR 8-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann -i_BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 BR 8-6501 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert^weet, R. R. 4, Oorronee Rd.—Arlene Howard jM. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4350 -8Rf-8?42 BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Ralpn Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1^3 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 Suzanna BR 8-5554 Webster Treot, 3492 Son Soue! Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6850 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia—BR 8-4229 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-4435 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2123 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Ellzabeth..-BR.8-5996 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Joliey. 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-2612 -BR 8-5512 Roy C. Patterson, 36 14. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2818 Phone No. Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha—4 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane — Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.-lmogene ._BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ..BR 8-5234 Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court-Dorothy BR 8-50^ Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma-.BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbara NAME BR 8-4159 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshoii St. BR 8-^33 BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 __BR 8-5033 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 id ilullLi 1611 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eliora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo BR 8-4196 BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen rBR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E.' Chicago St. Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopawa Rd,, Coldwater Lake.BR 8-5091 —Jonean . •. ! ■n {•I- The COLDWATER "Rotary REFLECTOR pf; N0V24 " S-Pivi F'J \ \ R T-y PEACE [>®0 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., PRE5ERXCK H. tSBKg QUALITI SPRIMC PRODUCTS. ITIC CQcfDWATER, mCB. MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME - "T-' ' 1,41 r �November 21, 1961 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name John E. Klein Major Classification Minor Classification Institutions & Has- Mental Hospitals AA pitaLs Signed - J. A. Kennedy, Secretary ��"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. i^ovf^mter 16^ 1961 The exodus of deer hunters has begun with the result that attendance on Tuesday was scanty. In about ten days the mighty hunters will return (most sans deer) and tell us some of the most prodigious lies one ever heard. Either the deer did not stand still long enough or he was too far off for a good shot. Any excuse will suffice. Seton and Clara Bovee are in Florida visiting relatives. We wonder if Seton will be able to match Ray Pitt*s fish story when he returns. Our student guest introduced by Russ Moore was Ed Rohloff from Bronson who attends St. Charles High School. We were glad to have him there. On Monday, November 20, Mrs. Robert Kerr will have a birthday and the same day the Bob Sweet's have a wedding anniversary. We forgot to mention it in last week's bulletin but several early leavers expressed their regret to Congressman Johannsen that they had to leave. This was a nice gesture, and should be followed by all early leavers. Your editarian speaks at limcheon clubs quite fre quently, and it is much appreciated. The one time that really hurt was once after a drive of 110 miles the program chairman, who had arranged the program, said he had to leave as he had a golf date. How many members write a thank you note to the speaker who may have come quite a distance to address the club? Not many, I'll bet. Did you know that the Rotary Foundation now has ^5U,U3^,000 for its use, and that it has a Rotaiy i'oundation Fellowship Newsletter, and also sends the Rotarian to all aluomaf^ Ihe film on the Rotary Foundation Fellowships presented by George Owers on Tuesday showed very clearly what the program is, and how it operates. It is a good film, and should be seen by all Rotarians. Apparently our club has fallen on it's face in attending Charter wignts 01 new clubs* The bulletins received by your editor tell of groups of 30 from various clubs in attendance. Hhve we been setting on our hands or something else? 1962 Annual Convention of Rotary will be held in Los Angeles June 3-7.This is a long way away, but someone should think about going. What is Rotary? Here are some of the definitions, "Rotary is an ideal in action" - "Rotary is thoughtfulness and helpfulness to others" -"J^tary is a state of mind, and its strength is the attitude of the individua.1 Rotarian," What is your definition? Dear Newt; Coldwater like many towns has learned that parking meters are 'fiof "always a good thing. I once ■'/isited a town which was just across the river from one of the same size. One had meters, the other did not, and very soon neither of them had meters. Free parking lots are fine provided people employed in the business area don't use all the space. Any way we like it better without meters. I'm Scotch. Your Uncle Gully The size of the fish you caught depends on who is describing it. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M, BRONSON — Congregotlonol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMIHEES CLUB MICH. SERVICE Clyde Willlomt, Chairman Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS BY Losler Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer 1961 . 1962 DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Presidenf Vice-Presldent Secretary Treasurer Asst. Seey.-Treas. Club Roy Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Fellowship- Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, Schmitt, Fred Axner Olson. Anderson, and Russell Moore. Mark Andrews Mrs. Grace Patterson—Orgonist 4-H Youth- 10-R. November—1961 INTERNATIONAL ★ JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reoding, Pennsylvonia General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Fouf-Woy Test- President Rotary international Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Craig Sebold Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 15-D. 14—G. Owers, 22—C. Bocon Rotary Foundation Wise 29—H. Goodholm •21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Leavenworth 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 12-H. McKnight 19-K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald Del Wise, Alfred Bice George Owers, Robert Rumsoy 5—K. 12—W. Treof, Ladies' Night 5-M. McKeith International Student Protects— Rotary Foundation- June-1962 December-1961 July-1962 3—R. January—1962 2—0. Woodward Waldron 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade Collins 8—F. Neer Russell Moore, Choirman International Informotion- Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allemier, Horold Goodholm Competitor Relotions— Conrad Swart, Albert Faller DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1-G. . 7—H. Joseph Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman 24-F. Culy Moy-1962 SERVICE Internalienol Contocts— VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President Fox 24-P. Hurley 31—Governor's Visit Sergeant-ot-Arms— Carl VInton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Dale Dean, Warren Williams Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 3—A. Faller Public Relations— ' tgular—First Thursday oF each month April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VonAken, October—1961 John T. Dean InFo 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno Membership Byron Thomas Prog ram- International 13—B. Wiggins, Rurol Urban 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26—W. VonAken, Student Guests- Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, 6-C. Wilcox, Wise 5—S. Bovee 12-C. FIske Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Membership- 27-R. Show Marcb-1962 September—1961 Rural Urban— John Walker 20—R. Moore Relations 15—D. Dean, 4-H Foir 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Crippled Children- Bulletin- Mogaxine— Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. B. S. Butterfield 13-E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Elsweiler Classification— 6—A. PROGRAMS 1—C. Allemier. William Boblor, Olio Dally Wilford Couillard ELECTION ROTARY August—1961 Boys' ond Girls' Week- Attendance- February—1962 1961-1962 Fred Anderson, Chairman 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23—S. Jolley Associations- 30-W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The obove Is our program schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members hoving special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-^58 Harvey G. Bent, 51 14. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Wiiliom Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen..-BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 NAME Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys—BR 8-6278 Russell G. Woldfon, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia..BR 8-4229 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette BR 9-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna BR8-2539 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .. BR 8-6054 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara — —BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane — — BR 9-9471 --BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeid Dr.—Ellen Jo-..BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Elsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeid Dr.-Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Fuller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann — BR 8-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5318 BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 339 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha BR'8-8B40 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ BR8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6650 Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine .... Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donold V, Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Eileen BR B-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elioro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wiltowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 BR 8-5556 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR-8-5554 Ed"'Hoif2; 16454'Tyopdwa Rdf, Cdidwdter LakeVBR 8-5091 The COLDWATER ""Notary REFLECTOR fi I t '7 6<5opm FRSDSRICK H. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME PEA WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICR. Published BR 8-6730 —Janean -a i BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Webster'Treat, 3492 San Souel Beach, Cold. Lake— • .-....-i-i . BR 9-9428 BR 8-6393 Guvorrie S. Coffnian, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola _BR 8-4086 EJ Hiiiij Kifi iHpei.. ndii lull, gnn rcm Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoSuzonno— BR 9-9495 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Kenneth Putnam, 11 B. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. Ft. tslo. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virglnio—BR 8-2841 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel -_..BR 8-8238 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth BR 8-6161 BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. l-Wilmo Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeid Dr.—Allean BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce - BR 8-4071. BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 BR 8-2710 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lane—Pat BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6517 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Rolsert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5494 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Fred H. Weeks, R, R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 9-9360 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellio ..BR 8-6316 BR 8-2128 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth.-BR 8-5996 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-5512 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfieid Dr.—Josephine _.BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 8R 8-2612 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-50^ Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Phone No. fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.-Mary Ann BR 8-6769 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Address and Reiory Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy INC �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 9> 1961 Russell F. Moore was born Jxily 3, 1906 at Greenville, Ohio, (This is where a famous Indian Treaty was signed#^ completed his education at Richmond Indiana graduating in 1921;. He married Gladys Focht on February 20, 1928 at Richmond, Indiana, They have one son, Dick (a Rctarian) and one grandchild. He had been in the farm implement business with International Harvester Company until he entered the hardware business with his son. He worked in Indiana polis and Jackson, coming to Coldwater in 19l;3- They have operated the Moore Hardware since 1959. He is a Presbyterian. Belongs to Bon Ami Club, Shrine of Moslem, Grand Father Club, Ulcer Club and Hay Fever Club, and banking. (He appears to be a joiner) His hobbies are fishing He likes all foods, especially seafood but says he don't like snails. Tuesday's speaker^ Congressman August Johainsen, was introduced ty program cnairman, Harry Joseph. Mr. Johannsen told the Club of the dangers of too much power and authority in the national government. He stressed the danger of overspending stating that you, your children and your grandchildren will be paying off debts incurred at the present time. Jim Sherman, a senior from St. Charles High School, was introduced to the Club by Ralph Toupalik. Jim is one of the "wheels" at St. Charles. I Next week George Owers will present a^'film on the Rotary Foundation, Attendance vri-ll probably be small. hear some tall tales later. - Deer season Is here 11 • We should - The Torg Skabos left Minneapolis on Thursday to be gone until after Thanksgiving. Mrsm Santfo^ ^ birthday November 8, Bob Kerr and Santford Jolly have their birthdays on Sunday, November 12, be a poor one for weddings.) (This season must Get Ray Pitts to tell you of how a nasty shark beat him out of a fish, iz IS a real fish story. There was a good laugh in Wednesday's newspaper. The Department of Cemeteries and Parks advertised an adult conditioning class. must be bad when the matter goes this far. Business The Rotary Wheel has no particular significance, but is a gear to transmit power to get a job done. Within ten years after the founding of Rotary practically all of the 170 Clubs then in existence were engaged in some form of Community Service, There are now ll,0l48 Rotary Clubs in 121; counties with 5ll,500 members. (None in Communistic coun'ta'ies.) Read in the December Rotarian, "Is Your Town Ready for Disaster." It will give you to think. Dear Newt; This town has many beautiful trees, and lots of leaves in the fall. They have a regular leaf pick by the city. It is a good thing, and someone saw the need. Your Uncle Gully The mama whale told her baby, "You only get harpooned when you spout off." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Willioms, Chairman Attendance— Wilford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN . JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS President Viee-Presidenf Secretory Treasurer Asst. Seey.-Treos. Club Bulletin- Byron Thomos, Donald Harris, Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. Charles Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and Russell Moore. John T. Mrs. Grate Patterson—Organist ' Mark Andrews ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internolional JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Ponnsylvonio General Secretary, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, internotionol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Chairman 14—G. Owers, 1-G. Collins 8-F. Neer Rotary Foundation 15-0. 22—C. Wise Bacon 29-H. Goodholm 21 —R. Kerr international Contacts- Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Croig Sebald Rotary Foundation- 19—K. Olmsted, Christmos 26-C. Sebald 2—D. july-1962 3—R. January—1962 Woldron 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Foif, R. Magozine George Owers, Robert Rumsey Ladies' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 12-H. McKnight Del Wise, Alfred Rice Leavenworth 12—W. Treot, 5—M. McKeith Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse international Student Protects— 5—K. December—1961 International information- Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allemicr, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations— June-1962 28—V. Kornstien Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Feut-Way Test- 16—M. Andrews, Trode 23-S. Jolley Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan May-1962 31—Governor's Visit Axner Olson, Chairman ★ Classification 24-F. Cuiy November—1961 VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 24—P. Hurley Dean Sergeant-at-Arms— Carl Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. 10-F. VanAken, 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Dale Dean, Warren Williams Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 27—D. Shorn© 3—A. Faller 10-R. Fox 4-H Youth- Info Teeter Aprtl-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship October—1961 Byron Thomas Public Relations— •igulor—First Thursday of each month International 20—H. Membership Student Guests- 6-C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26—W. VanAken, Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley March-1962 Wise 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fisko Rural Urban— Progrom— 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show Relations September—1961 Fred Culy, Robert Ylngling Membership- Warner VonAken, Russell Woldron, 29-L. Crippled Children- John Walker Magazine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Dean, Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Ray Mulchahey, Roy Pitts Fellowship- Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Community Safety- ClassiFi cation— 1961 ■ 1962 B. S. Butterfield 13—E. Luse, I—C. Allemier, Wiliiom Bobier, Olin Dally 6—A. PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' ond Girls' Week— Horvcy Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report Associations- 30-W. Coulliard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the Progrorn chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commillee to assist with the detoils. JOHN DEAN, Program Choirman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier. R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay Bg Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kalhryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8.«33 BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson Sl.-Jean BR |-68« I'ISIf Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dfive-Mar|orie BR8-6B21 Wiliiom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara — _ BR 8-5386 . Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrflold Dr.—Josephine — BR 8-^86 R-'v Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbora ^5 Wilford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleid Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleid Dr.-Lucille Albert Feller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlolte NAME Addrew and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Rulh . Phone No. BR 8-M61 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan BR 8-W78 BR 9-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna 55 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho— Kenneth Pufnoni, 11 E. Chicago St. Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleid Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce -BR B-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ci.—Martha BR B-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy — BR 8-6501E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople lane—Emily BR 8-6350 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita — BR 8-8318 Guvarrie S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 ' Eileen A---. BR 8-5556 ^^otary REFLECTOR BR 8-5554 fo % PRA FOR PEAC FEEDFlRtCK R. ffEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER. ° BR 8-6311 —Janeon i by ' Ed"HoltZ, 16454~!yopc>wa Rd., Coldwoter Lake.BR 8-5091 1961 Published ' Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Webster Treat, 3492 San Souct Beach, Cold. Loke— The COLDWATER ^ Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howord K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen BR 8-6730 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2B41 Suzonno- -| Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro BR 8-4222 Ralph Toupoiik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-5033 BR 3-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann BR 8-2W0 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5006 BR 8-6517 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _-BR 8-27W E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore __.BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella Charles Woodword, 163 Morsholl St. BR 8-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Jnion City—Evelyn BR 8-W51 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR B-5942 BR 8-4435 BR 8-2^9 BR 8-6M] Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatriee Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. l-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat .— —BR 9-93M Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef Donald M. Harris, 2B Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy George Owers, Box 77, R, R. No. 3—Elizabeth-.-BR 8-5996 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Phone No. Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice... BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia... BR 8-4229 BR 8-5512 Roy C. Pafiorson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy ... BR 8-2612 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann BR 8-5585 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann — BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 NAME Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen- BR 8-»47 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Slate Home—Carol BR 9-9551 MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Kovfeiiib'uL' .?y l;/6T No biography this week. Pj^^Trict Governor. Kenneth Beagle, visited the Club on Tuesday and addressed ^he Club at uoono He told the Club that there are now 26Q other districts of Rotary in the world, and that new Clubs were organized in I96O, a great fr^ny of these being in the Southeast Asia area» He stressed the fact that even -vith very different ideologies in the world that the various Disti-.lct Governors have e'Tiphasized the need for understanding and tolerance among the peoples of the world. He also pointed cut that "che membership of Rotary is a cross section of the population, and that membership is based on good citizenship and servi .ce to the community. I^.ter on Tuesday evening the various cormilttee chairmen met for dinner and plans for the coming year were discussed with District Governor Beagle. He complimented the Club on the fellowship demonstrated at the meeting, and especially on the singings He felt that the meeting place was good ard the meetings vare well run. Many of the plans for the coming year should enhance tho val^xe of the Rotary Club in the community. We have often wondered if the "Uncle Gully" letters are being read, and from Carl Vinton*s comments apparently tney are. ,Tuest3 Tuesday inclvded Dan Speaker, captain of tho Coldwater roo'CDaix teai", who was introduced by Nom Moore, David Flrts of Coldwater High introduced by Pat Patterson and Phil Stankewicz of St. Charles introduced by Chuck Woodward, he is president of St. Charles Varsitv Club. There were no early leavers on Tuesday. Howard Teeter reports that the Miciiigan vs Minnesota football game was one of the ocst he ever saw. We understand Don Shorno was speechless when Michigan was beater . Charter Night at Vvbite Pigeon was attended by Byron Thomas and Harold Goodhojjr.. Harry Joseph tells us that Congressman, August Johannsen, will be with xis ncA.t v.cok as our speaker. Clyde Williams is hunting 211 South Dakota^ Ray Pitts still in riorida. Rotary Foundation Vfeok will be November 12-18, A book published in June, 1961 whioli can be secured from Rotary^ International for ^^1,00, "Seven Paths to Peace" is very highly recommended. by the number which have been sold. It is a best seller The Club should have a copy* Dear Newt; Coldwater has boon trying to secure new industries but we havo noticed that "Industrial Avenue" lead: ng to the area where new Industry would locate is unpaveo.. aixi so rough it loosens the fillings in your teeth# Someone ought r" oo something about this. It is a disgrace. Your Ifccle Gully Thought for th^ Nonchalance is the ability to look like an owl when you have loaCe an ass of yoiirself. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bant, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN - Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Vlce-Presiden! JOHN A. KENNEDY FellowshipByron Thomas, Donald Harris, Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling Club Bulletin- Presidenf Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treas. Deon, Charles Clyde ^hmitt, Fred Anderson, ond Public 10-R. Relations- ★ Competitor RelationsConrad Swarf, Albert Falier George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary, International Four-Way TestKen Lcavenworth, Torg Skabo Ken Beogle, Grond Ledge, Michigan Richard Moore, Roy Patterson Trade 14—G. Owers, 21-R, Kerr 28—V. Kornsfien June-1962 Rotary Foundotlon Inlematlonal Student ProjectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice 12—H. Mcknight 19—K. OlmstM, Christmas 26-C. Sebald Ladles' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3-R. Waldron January-1962 10-W. Way Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, 5-M. McKeith 2—D. Wise Bocon 29—H. Goodholm ^K. December-1961 Rotary Foundation- Empfover-Employee ReiotiensPaul Hurley, Craig Sebald General Secretary, Rotary international Russell Moore, Chairman Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Chester Allemier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary Internotlonol JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Ponnsylvonla 1—G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. 22—C. International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 24-F. Culy Moy-1962 7—H. Joseph Godfrey Collins, Chorles Bacon Axner Olson. Choirman * Fox INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President Classification November—1961 Sergeant-at-Arms— Carl Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. Chlldrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 31—Governor's Visit Seion Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken gular—First Thursday of each month 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley Dale Dean, Warren Williams info April-1962 October—1961 John T. Dean BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Bovee 26-W. VanAken, 4-H Youth- Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist International 3-A. Falier Mark Andrews Russell Moore. 6-C. V/licox, 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno Membership Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Axner Olson, March-1962 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 19—R. Nagle, Stag Student Quest*- Membership- Davidson, John T. Williams, 5—S. 20—R. Moore 27-R. Show Wise 12-C. FIske Boyd Wig^ns, Robert Hawley John Walker Magazine- Relations September—1961 Rural Urban— Jerry Fair, Wayne Woy Directors — Duane E. 29-L. Butterfield Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Deon, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Community SafetyRoy Pitts, John Etsweiler Classification- 1961 - 1962 B. S. 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Allemier, William Bobier, Olin Dally Couillora PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 17—R. Yingling 24—R. Sweet 16—M. Andrews, By-Lows Report 23-S. Jolley Associations- 30-W. Cooillord The above is our progrom schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwoter-Foy BR 8-M63 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone-Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sl.-Ruth— BR 8-6033 —BR 8-M58 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther 1? William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margarel BR 8-.^6 Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Joan BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.-Clara BR 8 5891 Gust C. Burondf, 178 Falrfleld Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara ..BR 8-5234 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lone-Jane — BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ...BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie Albert Fuller, 95 N. Honchett St.-Charlotte Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Horry Joseph, 383 t4. Hudson St.—Ethel Phone No. BR 8-2612 Horold McKnight, Coldwater Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angoio Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 6-4243 8R 8-2128 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo ^'^§"591? Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys—BR 8-6278 Robert Noglo, 182 Marshall St.-Susan BR 9-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted. 70 Marshall St.-Edna BR 8-253? Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Rotho.. BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth.-BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 0-5475 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy BR 8-2261 BR 8-6598 BR 8-8933 BR 8-5318 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aiteen Phone No. C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Jerry Fair, 142 Hut! St.—Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsv Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth.. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf,—Helen—BR 8-2947 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille NAME BR 8-6687 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Bronch—Phyllis BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-5790 . ... BR 8-8840 BR 8-o501 BR 8-8942 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lane—Emily ..BR 8-6650 Eileen BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No, l-Wiimo Worren Williams, Botavlo—LoMolne Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pot Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 .BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 6-6393 BR 8-5556 HONORARY MEMBERS DRG-aOPili Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine. Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 6-6730 Nguyeng Thonh, 106 E. Chieago_St. ^ Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake-BR 8-5091 —Jonean P08TA66 3* FREDERICK H. KEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo -BR 8-4086 I by BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Notary REFLECTOR Published BR 8-2710 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ^The COLDWATER i BR 8-M94 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4350 Webster Tregt, 3492 San Souci Befoch, Cold, l^ke— Suzohna r~T— Bir8-5554" H. Vincent Kornstleii, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Della-BR 8-4229 BR 8-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha . BR 8-5585 BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann BR 8-5006 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-4071 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 26^ 1961 Harold John McKninht was born in Brown City, Michigan on May 31,_1898. He completed grade and high school in Saginaw, graduating in 1917. He attended Eastern Michigan University for three years. On June 28, 1925 he was married in Lansing to Carol L. Valentine. They have two children, Kent (30) who is a navy flier and Judy V. (26) who is teaching in Charlevoix. He is a grandfather. He has been employed by Morley Brothers Hardware of Saginaw and the Michigan Central Railroad Company. Since 1921 he has been employed by the State of 1-Iichigan, and since February 1925 has been at the Coldwater State Home k Training School as Business Manager. He served in the U.S. Army in 1918. He belongs to the Bon Ami Club and the American Legion. He is a Presbyterian, says he has all kinds of hobbies. He is especially fond of nuts and dislikes kumquats. He is also a pretty good banjo player. Coldwater was iBth in attendance in the J-i.9 Clubs in District 636^ for September, district average was 88.57, Coldwater was 91.3u* Eight Clubs had one or more 100^ meetings. Climax had four^ There is to be an Editarians "VJhing Ding" at Schuler*s on Saturday, December 2. District Governor, Ken Beagle, in his governor*s letter tells us he has visited UU of the Clubs in District 636. Wo T,rin >-.(=■ ■urif.h .npyt. Tucsday, October 31. He is to address the Club at noon and spend part of the afternoon with President Duke Davidson and Secretary Chick Kennedy. There will be a meeting of all committee chairman for dinner at the hotel at seven that evening. Better show this bulletin to the little woman ^so .she will let you off the leash for that evening. The Don Shornos and the Howard Teeters will be watching the ^achiganMinnesota football game this Saturday. Tuesday*s speaker. Jack Steinhelber of the Labor Relation's staff of Federal-Mogul Bearing, Incorporated was introduced by Paul Hurley. Steinhelber stressed the fact that management must operate to the best interests of the employer, employee and the customer, with manage ment reserving the right to deteimiine how a business is to be run. E. Byron (Osgood) Thomas, a long time member, has resigned as Super intendent of the Coldwater District Schools, but we understand he plans to continue living in Coldwater. Better read the article on page 38 of the November Rotarian. Dear Newt; We went to a high school football game the other night, and do you know with the beautiful field they have the scoreboard did not work. Someone ought to do something about this. Your, Uncle Gully Thought for the day; When you are green you are growing^ ^whennyouu are ripe you are rotten. lUY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmon Clyde Williams, Chairmen Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, OFFICERS BY ELECTION Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. President DEAN Roy Muichohey, Roy Pitts Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS — —Asst. Secy.-Trcas. Director* — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and Magazine— Jerry Fair, Wayne Woy MembershipMark Andrews John T. Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist BOARD OF ' 24-P. Hurley ★ Axner Olson, Chairman ★ Chester Ailemier, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations- General Secretary, Rotary Internotlonol Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Craig Seboid CoIIIrts Rotary Foundation 29-H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr internatienoi Contacts- 28—V. Kornstien Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon June—1962 5—K. December—1961 . International information- 12-H. Mcknight 19—K. Gimsted, Christmas Iniernotlono! Student Proiects— 26-C. Sebaid Del Wise, Alfred Rice George Owers, Robert Rumscy 2—D. 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3—R. Waldron January—1962 Rotory Foundation- Leovenworth 12-W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5—M. McKelth Cranston Wileox, Ernest Lose Buyer-Seller Relotions— President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvonia 1-G. 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Russell Moore, Chairman * VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 24-F. Culy May-1962 November—1961 INTERNATIONAL Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken Carl Vinton, Norm Moore Speeial-AI the call of the President Classification 31—Governor's Visit Sergeanl-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Dale Dean, Warren Wlllioms Dean Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Information- 'ogulor-First Thursday of each month 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, 3-A. Foiier 10-R. Fox Public Relations— DIRECTORS MEETINGS 27—D. Shorno AprII-1962 Membership 4-H Youth- Info Teeter October—1961 Byron Thomas Progrom— Russell Moore. 20—H. 26-W. VanAken, Student Guests- Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, International 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 19—R. Nagle, Stog Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker 6-C. Wileox, Wise 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, March-1962 September-1961 Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Fellowship- Secretary Treasurer 29-L. Crippled Children- Club Bulletin- 27-R. Shaw 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance Ray Pitts, John Etsweller Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, 1961 >1962 20—R. Moore B. S. Relations 8—R. Rumsey Community Safety- Classification- Buiterfield 13—E. Luse, Rotary Anniversory 1—C. Ailemier, William Bobior, Olin Dally Wilford Couillard 6—A. PROGRAMS August-1961 Boys' and Girls' Week— AHendonco— ★ February-1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Woy 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Four-Way Test16—M. Andrews, Ken leuvenworth, Torg Skabo By-Laws Report Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Trade Associations23-S. Jolley Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 30—W. Cooillord Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to chonge dotes with onofher member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mopie Lano-Kathrvn NAME BR 8-M33 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—. BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer Slate Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR lf-6769 Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay BR 8-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6B21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther- BR 8-6843 Richord Biringer, 58 N, Hudson St.—Jean William Babler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-8086 BR 8-53B6 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairifeid Dr.—Josephine . Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court—Gladys—BR 8-6^8 Raymond Muichohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo BR 8-5078 BR 8-5891 BR 8-4436 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmo-.BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 8R 9-9471 Wilford Couiiiard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone BRB-2818 Ouano E. Davidson, 145 Fairfieid Dr.—Ellen Jo-_BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen —J ;—BR B-6127 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfieid Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie BR 8-5909 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 Rooert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 9-94W BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— BR 8-2979 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth — BR 8-5996 B. K. Poarco, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ——BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St. BR 8-2/90 C. Alfred Rice, R. tf. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 102 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Clyde Wiliioms, R. R. No. l-Wilmo BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Bafavia—LaMoine Dei Wise, 45 Maple Lone-Pat Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshoil St. BR 8-^33 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie BR 8-6393 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello BR 8-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-5475 Croig Seboid, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 HONORARY MEMBERS Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Guvorric S. Coffnian, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4350 8R 8-8942 BR 8-4222 ^?eHwwy4 wg 'HuLiBw^Wfi^Btftiwwptuiie. pr lfijBWi Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-8933 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfieid Dr.—Alleen.. BR 8-4435 Santford Joiley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Herry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr. 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-5790 BR 8-8640 8-6501 BR 8-6B50 Eileen ; BR 8-2841 a_. BR 8-5556 Webster Treot, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna - BR 8-5554 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eizora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchan BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Hotiz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coidwoter Ldke..BR 8-5091 —Jonean u-sJfppSTAoe 3<t The COLDWATER ^Tlotary REFLECTOR ^ Onr -'. 7 ^ ^ 4-PM f P E A--( I I FREDERICK H. WEEKS DUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. October 19> 1961 Wilford Couillard was born March 2hf 1912 in Detroit, He graduated from the Redford High School and later attended the Detroit Institute of Technology, He married Imogene J^rrion in Detroit on September 29> 1936* They have two daughters, Claire and Gail, They also have three grandchildren. From 193U-19UO he was employed by the Goebel Brewing Company, and from 19iiO-19ii6 as a journeyman die-sinker, and from 19U6'*1952 by the J, L, Hudson Company as assistant buyer in charge of custom tailoring. Since 19^2 he has owned and operated Martinis Book Store, He attends the Baptist Church, his hobbies are golf and music and he likes all food ahy -fcime* The bird hunters have returned from the Northern Peninsula and apparently had good hunting. Red McKnight, Warner VanAken, Charlie Fiske, Les Woodward and others made ^the-^ttip, Kenny Olmsted brought back a pound brook trout (caught by his son-in-law). Carl Vinton has just returned from Kansas, He was there long enough ^o aeveiop a Kensas squint from the sun. Ladies Night has been set tentatively as November 10 with the RotaryAnns in charge. See Norm l^jore about reservations. Ray Pitts takes off this week for Florida and deep sea fishing. Good luckl We hear that former Rotarian. Chet Curry, is doing extremely well at the University of Indiana, sufficiently well enough to be granted a scholar ship, "He Profits Most 1fJho Serves Best" 'was first used by Arthur Frederick Sheldon who used it in a speech at a Rotary Convention in 1911You hunters read the article on page 30 of the October Rotarian. I'll give a cigar to the first member who tells me what a baby swan is called, Gus Burandt had a birthday October 17, on October 20, Mrs, Bob Shaw, and on October 22 Dick Bxringer celebrated his. On October 22 the Web Treats have a wedding anniversary. On Tuesday Marvin Eppelheimer, U-H Club leader, was introduced by Charlie Fiske as the speaker for the day. He showed a film outlining the work of the U-H Clubs and just what they can mean to the youngsters who belong. It was an excellent program, and one that should be remembered• Next week P^^l Hurley promises us a treat in Jack Steinhelber, who is in the Industrial Relations Division of the Federal Mogul, Inc. should nrove profitable, It student guests on Tuesday were Harbld'Massey, introduced by Mac ncKelth and Dave Anapp introduced by Ken Leavenworth. The early leavers list is creeping up again. Watch itUl Dear Newt: Just a note to tell you we have formed a place at one of the lakes ard are going to stay here permanently. More later, Your Uncle Gully Thought for the day; all over the place, Some men have a den in the house, others growl ■ ~~RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 ?. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH, COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Choirman Clyde Williams, Choirman Boys' and Girls' Week- AHendance— Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ Wilford OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer T. DEAN Ray Mulchohey, Ray Pitts VIce-President Fellowship- Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Treasurer _-As»t. Secy.-Treas. Directors — Duane E. Davldsort, John T. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling Club Bulletin- Presidenl JOHN A, KENNEDY Community SafetyRoy Pitts, John Etsweiler ClassiEcation— 1961 ■ 1962 DUANE E. DAVIDSON William Bobicr, Olin Dally Couillard John Walker Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Magazine— Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Woyne Woy Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles ^hmllt, Fred Anderson, and Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Mark Andrews Russell Moore. Dale Dean, Warren Williams ProgramJohn T. Mrs. Groce Patterson—Organist Dean "egular—First Thursday of each month INTERNATIONAL ★ International Axner Olson, Chairman ★ International Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Aliemler, Harold Goodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Cralg Sebald Four-Woy Test- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reeding, Pennsylvania General Secretory, Rotory International 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendonce 29-L. March-1962 6-C. Wilcox, international Wise Info 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban September—1961 20—H. 5—S. Bovee Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Stag April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Chlldrens' Party 26—W. VanAken, Membership 17—tf. Biringer, Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24—P. Hurley 24—F. Culy May-1962 1-G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 7-H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 22—C. Bocon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr Conlocts— Godfrey Collins, Chorles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the Presidenl SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Sergeant-ot-Arms— Carl Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. Relations November—1961 Rotary Information— Howcrd Teeter, Frltx VonAkert DIRECTORS MEETINGS 27-R. Show S. 31—Governor's Visit Public Relations— Selon Bovee, Norm Moore BOARD OF 20—R. Moore B. 8—R. Rumsey 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox 4-H Youth- Buiterfleld 13—E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary August-1961 1—C. Aliemler, October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership- 6—A. PROGRAMS 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donold Harris, February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY Informotion— Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse International Student ProiectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumscy 28—V. Kornstlen June-1962 5—K. December—1961 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald July-1962 3-R. Woldron January—1962 Woodward Ladies' Night 19—tf. Patterson 26—C. Swart 12-H. McKnight 2—D. Leavenworth 12-W. Treat, 5-M. McKeith 10-W. Way 17—tf. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—tf. Sweet George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 16—M. Andrews, Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo By-Laws Report Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International 23-S. Jolley Trade AssociationsKen Beogle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 30—W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. tf. No. 5, Coldwater—Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn—— Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 BR 8-5^8 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean SR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret BR 8-5386 Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro —BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine -—BR 8-4486 Rev Albert Butterfpeld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thetmo BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogens.-BR 3-6054 Duonc E. Dovidson, 145 Fairflold Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen. BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 RIdgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Rufh Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR B-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 B, K. Pcaree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. tf. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Chorles Sehmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—RIfo Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-6517 88 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Aileen Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.-Martha BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy-_r; BR 8-6581 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily BR 8-6161 BR 8-5006 BR 8-2710 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Natalie BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno. 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ,-BR 6-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola -BR 8-40B6 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Riehord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elvo BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen BR 8-6730 BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, IW Church St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen ; BR 8-5556 .,T-- :r=— BR 8-5554 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6850 Suzanncr puifopa Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicogo St. Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowa Rd., Coldwater Loke.BR 8-5091 —Janean WEEKS QUALITY SPRINO PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICH. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING p.m., BR 8-5033 BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 FREDERICK H. 12:15 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth The COLDWATER Meeting Time: BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pot •- t'-' Published BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo Warren Williams, Botovio—LoMoine BR 9-9360 BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4229 BR 8-2539 George Owers, Bo* 77, R. R. No. 3—Elirabeth-.BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Phone No. Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-5512 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha BR 8-6598 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bealrice BR 8-8933 BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Address and Rotary Ann BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5475 NAME Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Noglc, 182 Marshall St.—Suson John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Phone No. BR B-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8.2947 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME A �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The S. A. Mark S. Andrews was born March 27 > 1907 in Coldwater; He was educated in Coldwater School graduating in 1925j he received his A,B* degree from the University of Michigan in 1929 and his law degree in 1932. He has been in law practice since that time, during this period he was prosecuting attorney of Branch County and since 19^3 has been Circ^t Court Judge for Branch and St, Joseph Counties. He served in the l&ited States Army Air Force from 19lt3 until 19U^. water in 19U1* He married Ruth VJentworth in Cold- He has two daughters, Nancy and Marcia. a Legionaire and belongs to the Bon Ami Club, Church, I •'"i His hobby is gardening. dislikes poor food. He is an Elk, He attends the Methodist He says he likes all good foods and He has just been transferred into the classification of Senior Active Rotarian. Bob Nagle and Santford Jolley will welcome ideas for gimmicks or stunts that can be performed by members so as to show their abilities, inabilities and versatility* Phone to either man, Del Wise through failure to attend meetings is no longer a member of the Coldwater Rotary Clubi Don*t forget Charter Night at White Pigeon, Oct. 28, The Club has voted ^20 to help the Club get started, the money to be used as the White Pigeon Club determines, Don^t forget the District Governor's visit on Tuesday, Oct. 31, If the chairmen of the committees have not submitted their reports in triplicate, please do so at once, Pat Morrlssey, a Senior at St. Charles High School was a club guest and was introduced by Tom Collins. On September 30 the Club paid the cost for 30 high school students to visit Western Michigan University. The 1962 Rotary International Convention is to be held in Los Angeles June 3-7. Better plan to go. The Coldwater Rotary Club falls in the group of 1^29 other Clubs whose membership is from 50-99 members. There. Read, "If I Were President of ^^y Club" in the October Rotarian and then apply it to you and your Club membership. Do you greet visitors? Do you when you have a program get the best one possible? Do you make a new member welcome to the Club? Do you look over the vacant classifications and try to fill some of them? Do you know of the four avenues of service? When did you last tell a speaker you enjoyed a program? V/hen did you last express regret to a speaker when you had to leave early? times in the last year have you left early? possible? How many Have you made up when ever If you do or have done all these things you deserve a halo. Olin Dally has a b^nthda^ October l9 and Mrs, Gus Burandt has one Oct, 17, Dear Newts I was in the Branch County Court House yesterday and it is a sad place. Some of these days the County is going to build a new one to the tune of a lot of money. The County ought to start a sinking fund so the taxpayers won't have to hock their pants to pay for it. Your, Uncle Gully Virtues are learned at your mother's knee, vices at some other joint. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Siurges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERx OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Willioms, Chairman Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard BIringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON Club Bulletin- President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY Ray Molchahey, Ray Pitts Vice-President Secretory Fellowship- Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treos. John Walker Magazine- ■ Jerry Fair, Woyne Way Membership— ★ Directors — Duane E. Dovidsort, John T. Werner VonAken, Russell Waldron, Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and Mark Andrews Russell Moore. John T. Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Sergeonl-at-Arms- at 12:15 p. m. Carl Vinton, Norm Moore ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President Axner Olson, Chairman ★ 3—A. Faller 10-R. Fox President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Chester Ailemler, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations- ' Russell Moore, Chairman Relations- Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald Four-Way Test- 1-G. Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon International Information- Intemolional Student Proiects— Dei Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Ken Leavcnworlh, Torg Skabo Collins 7—H. Joseph 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 14—G. Owers, 22—C. 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornsllen June-1962 Rotary Foundation International Contacts- Conrad Swort, Albert Falter Employer-Employee - 24-F. Culy May-t962 November—1961 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Party Clossification 24-P. Hurley Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 5—K. December—1961 Leavenworth 12-W. Treat, Ladies' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 5-M. McKeith Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Chiidrens' 17—R. BIringer, October—1961 4-H Youth- Info Apirl-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, 26-W. VanAken, 31—Governor's Visit Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken ^jular—First Thursday of each month 5—S. Bovee Dean Rotary Information- DIRECTORS MEETINGS International Membership Byron Thomas 6-C. Wilcox, 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R, Nogle, Stog Boyd YFiggins, Robert Hawloy March—1962 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw Wise September—1961 Rural Urban— Public Relations- ★ BOARD OF Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert YInglIng Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- Mrs. Groce Potterson—Organist 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Butterfleld Rotary Anniversory B. S. Relations Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 8—R. Rumsey Community Safety- ClassiEcatlon— PROGRAMS August—1961 1—C. Aliemier, Wilfofd Couiilard 1961 - 1962 CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Boys' ond Girls' Week— William Boblor, Olin Dolly February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 12—H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald Julv-1962 3—R. Waldron jonuory-1962 10-W. Way 2—D. Woodward • 16—M. Andrews, 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Associations- 30-W. Couiliord Richard Moore, Roy Potterson The obove is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dotes with another member, odvise the progrom chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to ossist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BRlf-55W NAME Address and Rotory Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth-. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Rutn Harold McKnight, Coldwater Stole Home—Corol BR 9-9m1 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Nc^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kalhryn BR 8-W33 Phone No. 08 8-2261 Miiford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen....BR 8-2947 BR 8-W58 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 £. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marione BR B-6821 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetia —BR 8-6769 Richord Biringcr, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 8-50^ BR 9-9492 Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Oorothy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Clyde Willioms, R. R, No. 1-Wilma B. K. Peorce, 97 Edisors Ct.-Lorraine BR 8-W41 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 Horvey C. Bent, 51 N- Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Wiliicm Boafier, 280 Grond Sl.-Margoret BR 8-5386 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 BR 8-8086 Soton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairfteld Dr.—Josephine .... BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ...BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane — BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Dole A. Deon, ^0 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Locille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte Robert Hawlcy, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke BR 8-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann Donald V. Shorno. 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfiefd Dr.—Aileen.. BR 8^6788 BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 H." Vincent Komsficni 290 Grand St-.—Dorothy . 8R 8-650J— E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello Hobert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Eileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beoch, Cold. Lake— - - Suzanno. - BR 8-5554 BR 8-6850 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Hottz; 16454 tyopawa Rd., Coldwater~Lake-BR 8-5091 [2-M FREDERICK H. WEEKS . • QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' BR 8-W93 HONORARY MEMBERS —Janean Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: BR 8-5033 .BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 Guvarrie S. CofFmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola -BR 8-4096 The COLDWATER Published BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St. BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Rolph Toupallk, R. R. No. 5,^573 W. Chicago- Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 BR 8-5714 Conrad Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene—.^_BR 8-8942 Howofd M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 BR 8-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-5006 BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 Cralg Sebald, R. R. No, 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita—BR 8-8318 BR 8-8933. BR 8-6517 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Charles Schmitt, l8 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-4243 BR 8-8238 Ray Pills, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth 8R 8-6161 BR 8-5585 BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Worron Williams, Batovia—LaMolne Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha .;—BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobefh..8R 8-5W6 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 C. Alfred Rice, R. fr. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn-BR 8-2451 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 68 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-5512 Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Oelio Phone No. BR 8-2612 TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, JJICH. �"He ProfUs Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, Ootobar Uf 19^1 Richard F. Biringer was born May 18, 192ii at Toledo, Ohio# After completing high bchool in Toledo in 19U1 he attended Oberlin where he received an A.B. in 19U7. He received his law degree from the University of Michigan in 19U9* He states he also attended The Citadel in 19U3 and Biarritz University in Biarritz, France in 19h^» He has been in general law practice since 19U9# He was married at Oberlin, Ohio on June 6, 19u9 to Jean Porter. They have three children; Kent 9> Bob 8 and Ann 6. He served in Europe from 19ii3 - 19ii6 with the lOOth Infantry. He belongs to the Bon Ami Club, the American Legion, and is an Elk. The family attend the Methodist Church. His hobbies are fishing, golf, hunting and books. He says he likes FOOD and dislikes very few. On Tuesday we had as student guests^ David McKay, Ray Bentley and dohn Rohioff. With Fred Culy as program chairman we heard George Bosse of the Filchlgan bociety for Crippled Children and Adults. He told us of the formation of the Society, its support by the Rotary Clubs and its program. It is an activity in which more members should take an interest. Bob R^sey tells us that he got a mule deer and an antelope on his recent nujitlng trip. He did admit shooting an antelope is about like shooting a calf in a pasture. The week*s absentees included Warner Van Aken, Jess Waldron, Les Wood- waro, ana tteo McKnight who are all in the UP after partridge i losing an honorary member, Ngi^eng Thanh, he leaves for Chicago x-nxs week wnere ne wi±j. oe at Wesley Memorial and Passavant Hospitals before going back to South Viet Nam in January, 1962. We have enjoyed the quiet, little guy. Have any of you looked over the unfilled classifications? we might do something about this. It seems Les Wise has a birthday on October U and Carl Vinton will be a year older on Saturday^ October 7* The Bob Yinglings have a wedding anniversary on Saturday, October 7. Seton Bovee and Duke Davidson spent Tuesday at the opening of the Con stitutional Convention in Lansing, They report no fights, drunks or excitement. Bob Rumsey has moved to 118 Grand Street, and the Duke Davidsons into their new home. We have just learned of something new from the London Rotarian, There is in England an Institute of Directors, It is an organization to look after the interests of directors of companies much as you have a bankers Association or a lumber dealers association. I always thought most directors could look after themselves. Dear Newt: As we have ridden around town we have seen patrol boys and girls on the school house corners helping with school traffic. learned has an outstanding program of this kind. glad some one has done something of this kind, sneezing. Janey is about over You Will Always Be Welcome at These MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ☆ This town I The people should be Gully BE A 100% MEMBER RAY QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES * CLUB SERVICE MICH. Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bent, Beyd Wiggins, OFFICERS Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, 196) - 1962 OUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN JOHN Club Prcsldeni Viee-Preslden} A. KENNEDY Deon, Russell Clyde V/illiams, Schmitt, Membership- Fred Axner and Mark-Andrews >gular—First Thursday of each month 24-P. Hurley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Chester Allemier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary International Competitor Relations- Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Ertmloyer-Empioyee Relations— JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary Intemotionol f^aul Hurley, Craig Sebald George R. Means, Evansion. Illinois Four-Way Test— Information- Trodo June-1962 12—H. Mcknight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas International Student Proiecfs— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Treof, 3—R. January—1962 Ladies' Night Waldron 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingiing 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, By-Lows Report George Owers, Robert Rumscy Leovenworth July-1962 26-C. Sebold Rotary Foundation- 5—K. 12—W. 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swarf 5-M. McKeith 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine Ken Loavcnworlh, Terg Skabo Governor, 636 Diit., Rotory, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 28—V. Kornstien December—1961 Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL International Wise Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman ★ 1-G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. 22—C. 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President May-1962 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Chairman Carl Vinton, Norm Moore ★ 24-F. Culy 31—Governor's Visit Sergeant-ot-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Clossificatlon Fox . 17—N. Moore, ladies' Night Novembef—1961 Sefon Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary. Informotion— Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 17—R. Biringer, 3-A. Follor 10-R. Public Relations— ★ 27—D. Shorno Membership 4-H Youth- Info Teeter April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10-F. VanAken, Childrens' Party 26-W. VanAken, John T.; ;Deon Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist 20—H. October—1961 Dole Dean, Warren Williams Program- Moore. Interrtational 13—B. Wiggins, Rurol Urba:i 19—R. Nogie, Slog Byron Thomas Warner vanAken, Russell Waldron, Olson, Anderson, 6-C. Wilcox, Wise 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way 27-R. Shaw Mar<h-1962 September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Mogoxine— Davidson, John -T. 29-L. Butterfield 20—R. Moore Relations 15—D. Deon, 4-H Folr 22—H. Bent, Attendance Rural Urban— John Wolker ★ Charles Bulletin- FellowshipByron Thomas, Donald Harris, Treosurer Asst. Seey.-Treas. — Duane E. B. S. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingiing Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Directors 1—C. Allemier, Roy Pitts, John Etsweiler Richard Biringer 6—A. 13—E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey Community Safety- Classification- PROGRAMS August—1961 Wllford Coulllard BY ELECTION February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY Boys' end Girls' WeekWilliam Bobior, Olin Dally Attendance- ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmen 24—R. Sweet 23—S. Jolley Associations- Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30-W. Couillard The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dales with onother member, advise the program ehoirmon of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chalrmon — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR 8-55M Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kothryn BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Ruth BR 8-535B Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morjorie BR 8-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean —_BR 8-5891 Gust C. Bofondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine.... BR 8-4486 BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave,—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen. John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirifeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jpne BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo.. BR 8-8609 — BR 8-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore BR 6-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 BR 8-8840 BR B-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Addreti and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 3-2710 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Clyde Willioms, R. R, No. 1—Wilma Worren Williams, Batovio-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 BR 8-5006 BR 8-5714 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 156 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Noio BR 8-4086 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 B. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive-»Virginia BR 8-2841 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita BR 8-8318 Howord, M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 Suxunno -BR 8=3554 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souel Beach, Cold. Lake— HONORARY MEMBERS Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshinglon St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva .^BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen BR8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Hdltz, 16454 iybpawo l^d., Coldwater Lake.BR 8-^91 —Janeon PEAC I0®0 PREDERrCK H, WEEKS OUALITTr SPRING PRODUCTS; TWC COI..DVrATER, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m,, BR 8-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Roth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingiing, 21 Scott—Natalie Notary REFLECTOR 12:15 BR 6-8238 BR 9-9495 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall.St. ^he COLDWATER COLDWATER, BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat •:k;; Meeting Time; BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 ; Published Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Moriha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy NAME Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Bronch—Phyllis Poul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce...BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobelh ._BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine — BR 8-6341 Rny Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kennelh Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe.St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-5076 BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—Theimo—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbara Phone No. Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshoii Sti—Suson BR 8-8036 Seton Boveo, 171 Grand St.—Cloro-. Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Miltord A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwoter Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Mogre, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 28^ I96I Robert E, Shaw, the son of M,T. and Berdice Shaw, was born Nov. 2, 1919 at Racine, V/isconsin. He attended grade school in Racine and Coldwater. He graduated from the Coldwater High School in 1937* He attended Kenyon College and also DePaul University. He was married to Ann Vinton (daughter of Carl Vinton) on August 2, 19^1 at Coldwater. They have three sons, David 16 and the twins. Bill and Bob 13. He worked for Conklin Price & Webb in Chicago, 1937 and 1938. Since that time he has been with the Shaw Shoe Company of which he is treas^er. He served Force from January, 19U2-February, 19U6. He belongs to the Coldwater Country Club, the Land of Livin* Club, the American Legion a^ is an Elk. He is Senior Warden of St. Hark*s Episcopal Church. His hobbies are golf and swimming in his new pool. He likes all food except egg plant i This is the week the Rotary Anns have birthdays, Mrs. Bill Bobier and Mrs. A1 Butterfield on Thursday, September 28, Mrs. Boyd Wiggins on September 29, Mrs. Chet Allemeir on October 1, and Mrs. Fred Weeks on October 2. Happy birthdays to you, galsl The Wilford Couillards. have a wedding anniversary on Friday, September 29. We received the Marshall Rotary Fountain and note the old Maestro Cy Stebbins is on the job again as editor. For a new editor Vic Bayer of Burr Oak is doing an outstanding jobi The John F. Ivory Trucking Company is putting on a Horse Show at the Coldwater State Home and Training School Saturday at 2t30 P.Ma^1 kids and adults are invited. Bring along your gang and see a fine exhibition. After the football game at Dowagiac last Friday night the _ Rotary Club gave a hamburg and^malted milk feed to both teams. This is certainly an excellent example of good community relations. Tuesday's speakers. Miss Sally Schwem and Dr. Nettleman were introduced by Don Harris and 'outlined plans for the proposed Family Service agency which is being formed. It is something that is badly needed. Twenty-four Rotarlans and guests were at the Stag night. No special program but fun. Next week Fred Culy tells us we are to hear about the Michigan Society for Crippled Children and Afflicted Adults wiiii Mr. Basse as the speaker. Don't forget Charter Night at White Pigeon, October 26. Dear Newt; As you know Branch County has a lot of lakes and this County has a fine rescue squad vjhich is on call at any time that it is needed. This is a fine thing and the people in Branch County should be proud of tlie fact that someone did something about it. Janey still, sneezing- _ lyoTiy - Uncle Gully Student guests Tuesday included David Strong and Howard Teeter's son, m.r— District Governor, Ken Beagle, has written this editor that this District has 2713 Rotarians. His adding machine is O.K. The printer i^de a mistake and credited Grand Ledge with 86 members instead oi ib. Thought for the day: What about having a foreign college student as a guest over Thanksgiving, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring CIBAy MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF ' COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE MICH. Clyde Williams, Cholrman Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, 1961 . 1962 Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. President VIce-President KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Asst. Seey.rTreos. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert YInglIng Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchohey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Magcxine— Direetori — Duane E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, ^hmitt, Fred Anderson, and Russell Moore. John T. gulor—First Thursday of each month 4-H Youth Dale Dean, Worren Williams INTERNATIONAL International Contacts- Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman ★ International information- Cranston Wileox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Chester Allemier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary international George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Falter Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Intemational Student Proiects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Rotory Foundation- Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Cralg Sebatd George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Four-Way Test- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speciol—At the coil of the President Ken leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade 6—C. Wileox, Wise Inlernotional 5—S. 20—H. Bovee Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Naglo, Stag 26-W. VonAken, April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VonAken, Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladies 24-P. Hurley 24-F. Culy Night May-1962 1—G. Collins 8—F. Neer 15-D. Wise 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, 22—C. 21-R. Korr 28—V. Kornstten June-1962 Rotary Foundation Bacon 29—H. Goodholm S-K. December—1961 Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 5-M. McKeith 12—H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas Julv-1962 26-C. Sebald 3—R. January-1962 2—D. Info 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban September—1961 31—Governor's Visit Carl Vinton, Norm Moore ★ 29-L. March-1962 November—1961 Sergeant-at-Arms— 12:15 p. m. 27-R. Show 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 3-A. Foller 10-R. Fox Dean Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS MEETINGS 20—R. Moore Relations Membership Public Relations— ★ at Mark Andrews Progrom— Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist BOARD OF Warner VonAken, Russell Waldron, S. October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership- Axner Olson, 1—C. Allemier, B. Butterfield Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 12-C. Fiske Rural Urbon— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Treasurer FRED WEEKS Community Sofety— Ray Pitts, John Etswellor Ctosslficalion— February-1962 August—1961 William Bobior, Olin Dally Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford Couillord OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1961-1962 ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance★ COMMUNITY SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Waidron 10-W. Way 17—R. YIngiing Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, By-Laws Report 24—R.' Sweet 23-S. Jolley Associations- 30—W. Coulilard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The obove Is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotory Ann NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR 8-55W Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn BR 8-6033 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen — BR 8-2947 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanATren, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys—8R 8-6278 Russell G. Woldfon, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Moriorie BR 8-6821 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelto —BR 8-6769 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean S5 I'Klx Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-M^ Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5891 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine — BR 8-5512 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 t4. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgoret BR 8-5386 Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Robert Nogle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josyshine— BR 8-4486 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall Sl.-Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barboro —BR 8-5234 Rov C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 9-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jan© .. BR 8*2818 Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo._BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Volerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foilcr, 95 t4. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-5318 Dorraid V. Shorno. 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Saniford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-8840 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Batovio—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello BR 8-5B42 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-8942 8R 8-4222 Eileen BR 8-5556 Suzanna---i.----.i----—--£?.^----,. BR 8-5554 CJ Li-I.- Art Lyon, 11 I - nj 12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME I.. BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coidwater Loke-BR 8-5091 —Jonean COLDWATER, ItlCH, nno Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wofker, 33 Daoghorty—Grelchen Nguyeng Thonh, 106 £. Chicago St. QUALITY SPRIMG-products. INC TUESDAY BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo -BR 8-4086 PflEDERICK H, WEEKS MICHIGAN BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie t COIDWATER, BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Notary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: BR 8-4424 Dougios Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-2930 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souct Beach, Cold. Lake— ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER BR 9-9495 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-B318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No."5, 1573 W. Chicago- by BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lone-Pot Tbe COLDWATER Published BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R, R. No. 1-Wllma Warren Williams, BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 BR 8-5714 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive—VIrginlo—BR 8-2841 BR 8-6850 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4243 BR 6-2128 BR 8-5006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie _.BR 8-6316 Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshoi! St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 BR 8-4435 BR 6-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothyi-::BR^6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aiden St.—Berget Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha Robert E.-Rumsey, 61 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. cf. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth--BR 8-5996 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy BR 9-9492 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, Soptaniber 20, 1961 Ray Fox waa born April 12, 1088 at Caseville, Michigan (Casevillea Ts stcralght west of Pinnebog) and after attending the local school took a ootirse in Railway Mail Service at Ferris Institute at Big Rapids. He married Doris Ashley at Adrian on July 10, 1916e Ray has been employed in the railway mail sertice 1908-191^> foreman at Union Steel Products in Albion, 19l5-192ii, raised foxes and Christmas trees from 192ii-195'3, and at present is employed at the Moore Hardwa/'e,i: He says he retired in 19p3, got tii'ed of sitting and so vjent back to work. He first joined Rotary in July, 19h^ arjd is now a Senior Active member^ Ray is a ^5ason and attends the Methodist Church. His hobbies are hunting and fishing, also traveling, He says he likes all foods and dislikes none. Birthdays this week,. J'lrs. Howard Swan on September 19, Mrs. Ray Fox on September 21, Mi's. Ed Holtz on September 2li, A1 Butterfield on September 2^, Wedding anniversaries are Harold and Lanore Goodholm on September 23, Robert and Martha Kerr, -alao' Casnrad and Gearbrude Swarts on September 2^, and on September 2^ F'red and Beatrice Weeks and Bob and Phy7.1is Rumsey celebrate theirs. District Govervior, Ken Beagle, should get a new adding machine. In the August Governor's letter he lists the clubs in the district and shows a total of 2,715 members. An adding machine tape on the list gives the total at 2,765 with an average club membership of 5?.1^6 members per club. The ,14.6 is the early leaver in each olub. Don't forgc-t Charter Night at East Lansing on Thursday, September 28 arKi see Worm Moore for reservations. Regular meeting^next Tuesday. Stag night at the Coldwater Country Club the same night. The stag night cannot be used to make up as it is not. "a regular meeting. Committee Chairmen get your reports in for the District Governor's visit. Six clubs had one or more 1001?! meetings in August, The 03^3 adage, "Spare the rod and spoil the child" is apparently very much in the past. If you don't believe it read the article on psge 36 of the September Rotarian. Russ Moore is back from Goodhart and looks like the Michigan breeaes agreed with him. ® Dear Nevrt: This week I very nearly ran over a school kid, I was going down the street near the jail and kids were crossing the street everywhere, though there were patrol boys at the corner. One kid ran out ^thout looking and I very nearly clipped him, I would have if I had not been goi^ very slowly, .He just laughed and ran on. Someone ought to do something about this, Janey still sneezing. Your Uncle Gully Thought for the day; Better reread the Four Way Test, RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION ~ Parker Inn — niursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedno«iay 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Willioms, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week— William Bobior, Olin Dally Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS Lester Wise, Robert Show, 1961 - 1962 President Viee-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Seey.-Treas. Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. Charles Clyde Williams, Schmitt, Fred Fellowship- Axner Anderson, ond Russell Moore. Mark Andrews 4-H Youth- 'gulor—First Thursday of each month INTERNATIONAL 17—N. Moore, Lodles' Night 24—P. Hurley Carl ★ ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internotional Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 1—G. Rotary Foundation Paul Hurley, Craig Sebold Four-Woy Test- 29—H. Goodholm June—1962 5—K. December—1961 International information- Buyer-Seller Relotlons— Chester Allemior, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations— Conrod Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations- Collins B-F. Neer 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman 24-F. Culy May-1962 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, International Contacts- Vinton, Norm Moore VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coil of the President SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman Sergeanl-ol-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Classification November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary Informotion— Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Childrcns' Party 17—R. BIringer, 31—Governor's Visit Public Relotlons— ★ 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10-F. VanAken, 3—A. Faller 10-R. Fox John T. Dean Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist 27—D. Shorno Aprit-1962 Membership Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- Info Teeter October—1961 Byron Thomas Warner VonAken, Russell Woldron, Olson, International 20—H. 19—R. Nagle, Stag 26-W. VonAken, Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Woy Membership- 6-C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Ruarl Urban 5—S. Bovee 12-C. FIske Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker 27-R. Shaw March-1962 Wise September—1961 Ruarl Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Karris, Mogozlne— ★ Dean, Ray Mulehahey, Ray Pitts 20—R. Moore Relations 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert YInglIng Club Bulletin- S. Butterfield Rotary Anniversary 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair Roy Pitts, John Elsweiler Richard BIringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS B. 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 8—R. Rumsey Community Sofety— ClassiFication— PROGRAMS August-1961 1—C. Allemier, Wilford Couillard BY ELECTION February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY Del Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart 5—M. McKellh Cranston Wllcox, Ernest Luse 12-H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas internotional Student Proiects— 26-C. Sebald Joly-1962 3—R. Woldron January—1962 10-W. Woy 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine Ken Leavcnworlh, Torg Skobo Leovenworth 12—W. Treot, Lodios' Night 24—R. Sweet By-Lows Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Assaciations— 30-W. Couillard Richord Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kothryn BR 8-6033 NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR f-SSW Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Richard BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfleld Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene-_BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane-Jone ..... BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo__8R 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Falrfleld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchott St.—Chortofte BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R- No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-4435 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, S Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — BR 8-2790 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 6-8840 Chorios Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget— BR 8-8318 BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St,—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 Eileen - Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Lesser F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly HONORARY MEMBERS Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eliora BR 8-6311 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-5556 H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, ISC, COUDWATEil* MICH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME -.-fV BR 8-4198 Ed Hdltz, 16454 ly^awa Rd., Coldwaler Lake.BR 8-509! —Jonean by BR 6-5033 Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola -BR 8-4086 Ell llsilej Klf < Ijeiieiie tldip 6ildiiieH> liein iBR B 688*. —:;z~8R-8-5334~- FREDERICK BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9426 i Meeting Time: BR 9-9495 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ^^otary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pot "^Tbe COLDWATER Published BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Worren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6850 BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2—Nellie --BR 8-6316 " Suzanno BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-5714 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-5006 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann HrVfffcenrKornslien, 290 Grand-Sr.—Dorothy: _- BR-8"-6301 E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-616! Branch—Phyllis Phone No. Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia.-BR 8-4229 C. Alfred Rice, fl. k. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn .BR 8-2451 BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-5512 6. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Eliioboth.-BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma-_8R 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbora NAME Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morjorie BR 8-6821 BR 8-6843 Phone No. Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Address ond Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Roth BR 8-2261 Miltord A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen — BR 8-2947 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 1961 Webster Treat was born in CoOdwater, June ii, 1920. He was graduated irom Uoidwater High School in 1938 and attended the University of Michigan for two years. On November 20_, 19J4O he was mrried to Suzanne Flynn at Hillsdale. They have four children; Margot, Stevie, Lee and Libby, also one grandson, Jeff Rudolph. He served in the U.S. Na-r^' Reserve from 19iiii-li6 as an M3/c in the Pacific, He is an Elk and a member of the Coldwater Country Club, He is a. member of the Episcopal chiu^ch. His hobby is sports and he says he likes all foods, Tuesday, September 12, Fred Weeks had a birthday on September l5 Mrs. Bob Rumsey and Mrs, A1 Rice celebrate theirs and' on September 17 Dick Moore will be a year o]dero Mrs. Art Lyon arri VJm. Bobier will also celebrate. On September 16 Mrs. Harold.Goodholm will add another year to her age, V/edding anniversaries as follows: September 13 the Don Shorno's and September 16 the Russell V/aldrons. SEPTEMBER 26TH IS STAG NIGHT - BE THERE111 Did you know thab Rotary International is administered by a board of directors elected by the convention and is composed of lH members, one of whom is the immediate past president. The board of directors elects three vice-presidents from its membership. The treasurer is elected by the convention. Only the delegates to the convention can change the constitution and by-laws of Rotary International. Russell Moore is vacationing near Goodhart. advantages. Hay fever can have its . . . - Carl Vinton was a recent Canadian visitor, making the trip around Lake Superior, Mark Andrews made up at Maniatee recently. The Petoskey Club with a membership of ?0 recently had 68 visitors. The various chaiman of the Club committees should be getting their reports to ^resident Duke for the coming district governor's visit. At the recent board of director's meeting approval was given for the construction of a stage set for the coming Minstrel Show. Don't forget East Lansing Charter night on September 28, Don't forget Information Institute at Vicksburg on October. Read about an unusual Rotarian on page 1? in the September issue. Dear Newt: The other night we saw some of the little gaffers playing baseball, both the midget group and the little league. booster, and the kids oertain-iy enjoy it. This town is a little league Someone must have been interested and gotten behind it sometime. Goldenrod still in bloom and Janey still sneezing, lours. Uncle Gully Thought for the day; So^.ool is in session again, look out for kids. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford OFFICERS BY ELECTION DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN President VIce-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Secretory Treosurer FRED WEEKS Asst. Secy.-Treos. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling Club Bulletin- Roy Mulchahey, Ray Pitts FellowshipMagazine— Deon, Charles Clyde Williams, Schmitt, Fred Axner Olson, Anderson, and 4-H Youth- Mark Andrews 10-R. at 12:15 p. m. Axner Olson, Chairman ★ Intornotional Information- Chester Allemier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary InlernQtlonal JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary Intornotional George R. Means, Evaniten, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, international Ken Beagle, Grond Ledge, Michlgon Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relotions— Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald Four-Way Test- 14—G. Owers, 22—C. 28—V. Kornslien Bacon 29—H. Goodholm Del Wise, Alfred Rice 26-C. Sebald Leovenworlh Patterson 26—C. Swart Julv-1962 3—R. Waldron Jonuory—1962 2—D. 5—K. 19—R. 12—W. Treof, Ladies' Night 12-H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas International Student Preiecls— Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy June-1962 5-M. McKeith Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skobo Trade Collins 8—F. Neer 15-D. Wise December—1961 Cranston Vfilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1-G. 7—H. Joseph Rotary Foundation Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE 24-F. Culy May-1962 21-R. Kerr international Contacts- Carl Vinton, Norm Moore Special—At the call of the President Fox November—1961 Russell Moore, Chairman Party Classification 24—P. Hurley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Childrens' 17—R. Biringer, 31—Governor's Visit Seten Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken igular—First Thursday of each month 10—F. VanAken, 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night Dale Dean, Warren Williams Public Relotions— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Aprll-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship Membership John T. Dean Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist ^ Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Info Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nagle, Sfog 26—W. VanAken, 3-A. Faller Program- Russell Moore. Internotional 20-H. October—1961 Byron Thomas Membership- 6—C. Wileox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- Jerry Foir, Wayne Way Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. March-1962 Wise September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker 27-R. Shaw 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29~L. Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, 20—R. Moore B. S. Relations Ray Pitts, John Etsweller Richard Biringer Buiterfieid Rotary Anniversary 8—R. Rumsoy Community Safety- Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Allemier, William Boblcr, Olin Dally Couillard Classification— 1961 - 1962 PROGRAMS Augusl-1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance★ February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 10-W. Woy 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Jofley Associations- 30—W. Couillord Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above !s our progrom schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »eelal programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Address and Rotary Attn Phone No. and3-Ruth'... Rotary Ann ErnSs) W. Luse,"Address R. rV Nor Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rufh BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coidwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto —BR 8-6769 NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R, No. 5, Coidwater-Fay BR 8-55M Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Moriorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara—— BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine .—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Buiterifeid, 31 Edison Ct.—thelmo—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbofa BR 8-5234 55 8-2261 Phone No. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys .—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla BR 8-5078 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Robert Nogle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 8-2539 —8R 9-93W George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 JOHN DEAN, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cronstbn Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 BR 8-5494 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo Warren Williams, Batovio—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat BR 8-8236 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Eoyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. C. Alfred Rice, R. Ft. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 8R 8-6161 BR 8-2790 BR 8-2451 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Fotrifeld Dr.—Lucille Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Robert £. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E, Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 3-4086 Art Lyon, 11 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 68 9-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane — BR 8-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetl St.—Charlotte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-5O06 BR 8-8933 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie—BR 8-6316 BR 8-6687 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Floberl Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howiey, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loico Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfieid Dr.—Aileen BR 8-5318 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce__BR 8-4071 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virgin1a__BR 8-2841 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Mortho _. . BR 8-5790 -BR 8-8840 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souct Beach, Cold. Lake— E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople Lone—Emily BR 8-6850 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorolhy -Z. BR STifSOT^ Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicqgo— Eileen Suza'nno -l— BR 8-5556 ^zrrr"~BR 8-5554 8R 8-4424 CJ L,.!,. -.zxc, ■- BR 8-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR B-5412 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 6-4198 John Walker, 33 Daugherfy—Grelchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Hottz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coidwater Lake.BR 8-5091 Sec. » COLDWATER, lilCH. COLDWATER, ,.l Park Pl.-Elioro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine —Jonean FREDERICK: H. WEEKS Meeting Time: BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS ; PEAC ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofolle 'Notary REFLECTOR by BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly The COLDWATER Published BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-8318 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 6, I96I I4ilford A. McKeith was born December 21, 1905 at Yale, Michigan. (It is in 5t. Cilair County, 20 miles Northwest of Port Huron^on He completed grade and High School at Brown City graduating in 1923* He attended Port Huron Junior College, Eastern Michigan University Warner*3 School of Pharmacy at Sandusky, Michigan and ^graduated in 1929* He married Helen Dancer on December 31^ 1931 in Detroit. (You would expect a Scotsman to delay acquiring an income tax exemption until the last day of the year). They have one daughter; Patricia (Mrs. Donaldj Gauss who graduated from M.S.U. in 19?7* He has always been in ^e drug business, first with the College Pharmacy from 1929 thru 1935, Professional Service Representative for Merck, Sharp Dohn and in 19al he purchased "the Kingsley Phaimacy which he now operates. He is a Fellow of American College of Apothecary American Phannaceutical Association, President of Branch County Association of Pharmacists,^ Bon Ami Club and Elks. The family attend the Methodist,Church, his-:hobby is sports both as a spectator and as a Monday morning quarterbacking. He likes steak and seafood, dislikes peas (says he worked in a canning factory as a boy). STAG NIGHT ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - NO KIDDINGl East Lansing Charter Night, Thursday, September 28, 1961. See Norman Moore for reservations. District 636 Institute at Vicksbirrg on Saturday, October 7i See Les Wise for reservations. On Saturday, September 9 the Chuck Schndtts have a redding anniversary, and" "on tiunaay, ^ep-cemoer 10, M3;s. John Walker has a birihday and nex Tuesday, Fred Weeks "will be one year older, AccordinjT to the I960 Census there are 9,3U8 children in Branch between 5-19 years. In 19^0 there were 7,591^, an increase of l,85h. There are 723 more under 5 in I960 than there were in 1950. Floyd Eby, Director of Athletics for Coldwater High School,was Tuesday*s speaker.' He was presented by Seton Bovee, program chairman. Eby told us of the problems which a coach faces in his job both at game time and at other times. It was an excellent program and should have been heard by all parents. Dear Newt; The other night we stooped in at the public library for a few minutes. It certainly is an excellent library for a town this size, and the town should be proud of it. Apparently someone sometime saw the need, and did something about it. ~ Janey*s hayfever is still bad. Yours, Uncle Gully " Recommended reading - September Rotarian on page 12, and especially for the William's family, page 20. An alarm clock - advice that scares the daylights into you. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. COMMIHEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Cholrman ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobior, Olin Dally August-1961 Clyde Williams, Chotrman Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd VTiggins, Wilford OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- Community SafetyRoy Pitts, John Etsweller Club Bulletin- Crippled Children- Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Birlnger 19«1 -1962 DUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN Vice-President A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Couillard Asst. Secy.-Treos. Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Clyde Wllllanis, Axner Olson. Charles ^hmitt, Fred Anderson, and Russell Moore. OF Dole Dean, Warren Williams igulor—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. Howord Teeter, Fritz VanAken DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reoding, Pennsylvania Generol Secretary, Rotary Internotlonal George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Classification 24-F. Culy May-1962 1-G. Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Buyer-Seller Relations- Chester Allemier, Harold Goodholm Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Faller International Student Projects Del Wise, Alfred Rice Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Bacon 29-H. Goodholm JuRe-1962 5—K. Leavenworth 19—R. Potterson 12—W. Treat, 5-M. MeKeifh 12-H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas Ladies' Night 26—C. Swart July-1962 26-C. Sebald Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Employer-Employee Reialions— Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald 22—C. 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien December—1961 Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Collins 8—F. Neer 15-D. Wise 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation Intornational Information- Foui-Woy Test- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, Internotional Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan SERVICE Intetnationai Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Axner Olson, Chairman ★ Childrens' Forty 17—R. Biringer, 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24-P. Hurley Russell Moore, Chairman Sorgeanl-at-Arms— Cor! Vinton, Norm Moore Special—At the call of the President 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10-F. VanAken, November—1961 INTERNATIONAL Rotary Information— MEETINGS Aprll-1962 31—Governor's Visit Selon Bovec, Norm Moore DIRECTORS 19—R. Nogle, Stog 26-W. VanAken, 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox 4-H Youth- Info 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno October—1961 Public Relations— ★ International 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban Membership John T. Dean Mrs. Grace Polterson—Organist BOARD Mark Andrews Progrom— 6-C. Wilcox, Wise 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, 27-R. Shaw March-1962 September—196) Student Guests- Membership- 20—R. Moore 15—0. Dean, 4-H Foir 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Butlerfleld Rotary Anniversary B. S. Relations Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Magazine- 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Allemier, Rural Urban— John Walker PROGRAMS 8—R. Rumscy Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Fellowship- February—1962 1961-1962 3-R. Waldron Jonuary—1962 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Assoclotions- Riehord Moore, Roy Patterson 30-W. Couillard The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater—Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kalhryn .._,BR 8-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth.. BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen... BR 8-2947 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rutn BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morjorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Riehord Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa BR 8-6769 Willlom Bobior, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Naglo, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5234 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Eliiobeth ..BR 8-5996 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane BR 8-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ...BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Volorie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte BR B-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris. E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Laice Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.— B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-5714 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Craig Sebald, R. R, No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Derrance Rd,—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Korrtsllen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6501~ BR 8-6850 Eileen BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San«Gcuci Beadh, Cold. Lake— 'Suzanna — Phone No. BR 6-2612 .BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-4229 BR 8-5494 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Eoyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Botavia—loMolne Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pot Lester F. Wise, R. R, No. 2-Celia BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 _BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Morsholl St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.-Rulh Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 __BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 BR 8-8318 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ... BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Charles Schmllt, IS E. Alden St.—Berget Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-6517 BR 8-5512 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnoni, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 BR 8-5318 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen — ,_BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma BR 8-6278 BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 BR 6-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4436 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo-.-BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbara Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys 68-8-5554 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 B. Chicogo Rd.- •Noto BR 8-4086 iBRQigOP*. Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva -_BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lalce.BR 8-5091 —Janean The COLDWATER Rofary REFLECTOR 0®0 PEACE FREDERICK H. QUALITY WEEKS SPRIUC PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH." Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME " ' IMC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 31, 1961 Chester Lee Allemeir was born in Tairans, I13J.nois on February 2U, 1910«^ Tainitis is in Alexander County which is the extreme Southwestern County in the state. We could not find Tamms on the map. He completed High School in 1929 and later a correspondence course in law. He married Fay Patterson at Delphos, Ohio on May 20, 193U. They have one daughter; Sarah Kay, age 19. He was in the bakery business 193U~U2, a building contractor and decorator 19U2-19ii8 and has been in the motel business since 19U8. He was a part time instructor in the Civil Air Patrol 19i|2-l43. He is an Elk, a Moose and belongs to the Coldwater Country Club. The family attend the Methodist Church. His hobby is boat building and working with fiber-glass lamin ation. He likes two kinds of food, hot and coldj and dislikes none. Charter Night of the East Lansing Rotary Club is to be held September 28 and as many members as possible should attend. There will be an Information and Extension Institute on October 7_at Vicksburg. Past District Governor Alan Y. BroE^hton of Soo Ontario is to be the keynote speaker. Stag night, Tuesday, September 22 at the Coldwater Country Club. This will not be a regular meeting and you cannot make up at this meeting. Dear Wewts flaney*s hay fever is really kicking up and she is sneering ^ and wheezing. We have noticed in driving around Coldwater that a great many vacant lots are full of goldenrod in bloom and also a lot of rag weed. With the high pollen count in this area someone ought to do something about this. I guess they never heard of noxious weeds. .. Yours, Uncle Gully Your editor got the Byron Thomas and Bob Shaws wedding anniversarys mixed as to dates. The date was Auf^ust 22 instead of August 2? as given. Many thanks to Ray Pitts for doing last week^s bulletin. On August 30, Mrs. Mark Andrews and Ernie Luse had birthdays, and on September 1 Keath Pearce was also one year older. The Seton Bovees had a wedding anniversary, August 30th.&'ith6 Tcjrg Skabos will have an anniversary on Monday, September h* The Coldwater Rotary was No. 5 in attendance for the month of July. Pretty good with U7 clubs in District 636. Seton Bovee tells us that next week*s speaker is to be Coach Eby of the Coldwater High School• Did vou know the minimum number of charter members to organize a new Club is 20? Canada is the largest country and geographical area in which there are Rotary Clubs? - - - Thought for the day: A howling success is a crying baby that gets picked up. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengrsgational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Stgrges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. - �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE * Clyde Williams, Chairman Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, * OFFICERS BY Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Birlnger DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. President DEAN Vico-Prcsident JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Secretary Treasorer FRED WEEKS Club Bulletin- Roy Mulchahoy, Roy Pitts Fellowship- Byron Thomos, Donald Harris, Magazine- Jerry Fair, Woyne Way Directors — Duano E. Dovidsort, John T. Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson. Charles ^hmitt, Fred Anderson, and Russell Moore. Membership- Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Mark Andrews Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken gular—First Thursday of each month Sergeant-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Carl Vinton, Norm Moore * VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President Axner Olson, Chairman ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary international George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 6—C. Wilcox, International Fred Culy, Robert Yingling 20—H. Teeter 27—0. Shorno 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— 19—R. Nogie, Stag Aprll-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 26—W. VanAken, Membership Student Guests- 10-F. VanAken, Childrens' Party October—1961 Byron Thomas 17—R. Birlnger, 3—A. Faller 10—R. Fox 4.H Youth- 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allemier, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations- 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Russell Moore, Chairman Four-Way Test- May-1962 22—C. Rotary Foundation Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kcrr Inlernatlonal Centocts— 28—V. Kornstlen Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon June-1962 5—K. December-1961 international Information- Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse 12-H. McKnIght 19-K. Olmsted, Christmas International Student Protects- 26-C. Sebald Del Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3—R. Woldron January—1962 Ken Leovenworlh, Torg Skobo Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladles' Night 5-M. McKelth Conrad Swart, Albert Faller Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Craig Seboid Classification 24-F. Culy 1—G. Collins 8-F. Neer 15-D. Wise November—1961 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Info 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 31—Governor's Visit Rotary Information- MEETINGS March-1962 Wise September—1961 John T. Deon Public Relations— Selon Bovee, Norm Moore BOARD OF DIRECTORS Crippled Children- Dole Deon, Warren Williams Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist 27-R. Shaw 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Boyd Wiggins. Robert Hawley John Wolker Asst. Socy.-Treas. 20—R. Moore B. S. Relations 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Dean, 4*H Fair Ray Pitts, John Etsweifer Bulterfiold 13—E. Lusc, Rotary Anniversary 1—C. Allemier. William Bobier, Olin Dally Community Safety- Classification- ELECTION 6—A. PROGRAMS August-1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Wilford Couillard 1961 >1962 February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY Fred Anderson, Choirmon 10-W. Way 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 17—R. 9—J. Foir, R. Magazine Yingling 24—R. Sweet By-Lows Report 23—S. Jolley Trade Associations- 30—W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dales with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolls. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater—Fay BR B-S5^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn BR 8-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee. 171 Grand St.—Cloro.--. ..__BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirtield Dr.—Josephine ...BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-2B54 BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene._BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR8*-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo-_BR8-B609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood-Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 6-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.-Alteen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290.Grand St.—Dorothy—BR.8^65Q1-. E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mopio Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Horold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 182 Marsholl St.—Suson Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-6278 BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobefh..BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 L'snneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. ft. No. 1, Union City—Eveiyn.BR 8-2451 Roizert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita BR 8-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 Elleen — _BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R, R. No. 2-Celio BR 8-W33 BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly HONORARY MEMBERS Pork PI.—Elzoro BR 8-6311 BR8-419S BR 8-5556 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ...8R 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thonh, 106 E. Chicago St. Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawc Rd.,-Coldwater leko.BR 8-5091 BR 8,-5554 Art Lyon, 11 —Janeon •■■--4: .#0*. ^Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.' A FGh PEAC I FREDERICK H. COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WEEKS QUALITY SPRIN'G PRODUCTS, INC. MICHIGAN WELCOME BR 8-5033 Guvarrie S. CofFmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola . BR 8-4086 eu iiuiii,H04Je iyuuuwu'RiJ.'^gWwig^uke br B'je>» I The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth ^ by ...BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pal Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— •' Suzanno_..— Batavia—LaMoine BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Clyde Willloms, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, BR 8-4229 BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chleogo_ Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie B. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginio Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise... BR 8-5042 Howard M. Teeter, 1W Church St.—Morion BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice •• • Published Phone No. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morjorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Phone No. BR 8-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen — BR 8-2947 COLDWATER, «ICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 1961- VISITORS - Rotarians Bob Kranz, Sylvania, Ohio; Everett Goshorn, Huntington, Indiana; John Elwell, Hamilton, Ohio; Tom Weaver, Dayton, Ohio; Bill Johnson, Quincy, A1 Reyburn was the guest of Bob NEXT TUESDAY - Program chairman, Lester Wise, will present Representative Frederic "Bill" Marshall of VJhite Springs, Allen, Bill is not a Con-Con • delegate, but will give us his views from a non-political slant. With the speakers experience at the State Capital we know this will prove to be an informative Hawley and A1 Few of Detroit was the guest of Dob Yingling, talk. WEDDING ANNr/ERSARIES - Aug. 26, Mr, ^ Mrs. Cranston V/ilcox; Aug. 26, Mr, & Mrs. Edward Holtz; Aug. 26, Mr, & Mrs, Del Vfise, BIOGRAPHY — Howard M, Teeter BIRTHDAYS - Aug. 23i Mrs, Charles was born at Union City, I4ichigan on February 13, 1907 • He graduated from Union City High School in I92I4 and received his A*B, degree from Albion College in 1929* He also attended the University of Michigan in 1930, Bacon; Aug. 2ii, Mrs. Richard Moore, Aug. 2U, Dr* Kenneth L. Olmsted, Aug. 29, Mrs, Fred Anderson. ABSENTEES - (Nineteen) and seven leave earlies, He married Marian Warner at Coldwater on January U, 1938, They have three sons, Robert M, 22 who also attended and likes most all food but not DEAR NEWT; Janey's hay fever is bothering her considerably but we have it under partial control. We decided to look the country over a bit and the kids took their bathing suits as they wanted to go for a swim. Do you know that with all the lakes in Branch County and will all the Chamber of Commerce advertising that there is not a county park or a public bathing beach in the county? Seems queer, but it is true. Some one ought to do something about this, garlic. Kids Albion College, Philip W. 17 and John H, 1^, Howard started with The Equitable Life Assurance Society in November 1930 and is still on the job, being about top man when it comes to writing insurance. He belongs to Bon Ami, the Elks and the Coldwater Country Club, The family attend the Presbyterian Church. He says his hobbies are golf and yard work and Aunt Mollie are fine. Your Uncle Gully THIS TUESDAY - Rev, Fr. Robert M. Man, rector of St, Mark^s Episco pal Church who came to Coldwater several months ago from Alabama, was -presented by program chairman, Harvey Bent, Fr, Man spoke of the "Changing Face Of Race Relations In The South" and told of several THQiiGHT FOR TODAY - George Washington was first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his country- men, but he married a widow, THE TWO BR32IT"TlflI5:. incidents of atrocity by the Klu Klux Clansman toward the colored in Alabama and other Southern States, This proved to be an informative and interesting prograia. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Mendoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. ~ �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COh<MUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Andersen, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobior, Olin Dally Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ Wilford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation- Community Safety- Club Bulletin- Crippled Children- Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard BIringer 1961 • 1962 DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN President Vice-president JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Mogasine— Directors — Duane E. Dean, Charles Clyde MembershipWarner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Davidson, John T. William's, Schmitt, Fred Axner Olson, Anderson, Mark Andrews and Russell Moore. John Mrs. Grace Polterson—Organist Dale Dean, Warren Williams T. Dean INTERNATIONAL Howard Teeter, Fritz VanAken gular—First Thursday oF each month Carl ★ Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman •k President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvanio General Secretory, Rotary International Competitor RelationsConrad Swart, Albert Faller George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Four-Way Test— Ken Leovenworih, Torg Skabo Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Craig Sebold Trade 17—R. BIringer, Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 1—G. Collins 8—F. Neer 15-D. Wise 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 26—V. Kornslien 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm June-1962 5—K. December—1961 Internatlonqj Informatloit— Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allemier, Harold Goodholm DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10-F. VonAken, Chlldrens' Party 21-R. Kerr International Contacts- Vlnton, Norm Moore VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President SERVICE Russell Moore, Chairman 5ergeant-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. 26-W, VanAken, Membership 31—Governor's Visit Rotary Information- DIRECTORS MEETINGS April-1962 November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Info Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nogle, Sfog 3-A. Faller )0-R. Fox Public Relations— ★ BOARD OF Byron Thomas Program- International 20—H. October—1961 4-H Youth- 6-C. V/ileox, 13-6. Wiggins, Rural Urban 5—S. Bovcc 12-C. Fiske Student Guests- Jerry Fair, Wayne Way 27-R. Shaw March-1962 Wise September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawiey John Walker ★ 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, 20—R. Moore Relations 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Fellowship- Secretary Treosorer Asst. Secy.-Ireas. S. Buttorfleid 13-E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary August—1961 1—C. Allemier, B. 6—A. PROGRAMS 8—R. Rumsey Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Internatienol Student Proiects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy 12-H. McKnIght 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3-R. Waldron Januory—1962 2—D. Leovenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 5—M. McKeith 10-W. Woy 17-R. Yingling 9—J. Foir, R. Mogazlne 24—R. Sweet By-Lows Report 23—S. Jolley Associations- Richard Moore, Roy Patterson 30—W. Couillard The above is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such os Ladies' Night, moy appoint a commifiee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-55W Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone-Kolhryn BR S-W33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand Sf.-Margaret BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfieid Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Rev. Albert lfotlerfiold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-.-BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeid Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfieid Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancliett St.-Charlotte BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth . Phone No. ?-2261 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.-.-Helen—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwofer Stale Homo—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo —BR 0-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lllo Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsled, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 8-50^ BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-5790 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 L Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolle E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake- BR 8-6850 Susanna— i BR 8-3564 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. —Janean "^Rotary REFLECTOR t COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATeR, MICtte by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING .i- U >-< I peace: FREDERICK MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 "Ed Hollz, 16454 tyopawa Rd., Cofdwator lake;.BR 8-5091 The COLDWATER Published BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-^93 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-4222 BR 8-6788 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola _BR 8-4086 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR B-8840 BR 9-9495 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — BR 8-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Del Wise, 45 Maple lane—Pet BR 8-5714 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-2710 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Roiaerf E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann •—BR 8-2930 BR 8-6687 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6161 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirifeid Dr.—Alleen BR 8-4071 BR 8-5494 Fred H, Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie—BR 8-6316 Sontford JoMcy, 1239 Battle Creek' Rd.—Joyce Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 BR 8-2128 BR 8-4243 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio__BR 8-4229 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Robert Hawiey, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Carl F. Vinfon, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Warner VanAken, R. R, No. 2—Gladys BR 9-93^ Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St. BR B-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. ft. No. 1, Union Cily—Evelyri BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Borget Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Wiliioms, ifatovio-LaMoine George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court-Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann INC. �Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. ALigust XT, lyox ■ Ken Putnam was born in St. Johns, Clinton County Michigan on 30, 1917. Tie attended Lansing Public Schools grad\iating from Lansing High Scliool in 193^. He attended Mchigan State for two years and then ocwipleted the School of Mortuary Science in St. Louis in 19iiO* He hat? -fchree children; Nancy 18, Mark 16 and Chuck 11. He has been employed in funeral homes in Detroit in Lansing, coming to Coldwater in 191.6. He is a Methodist and he recently presented the Church with a carillon in memory of his Rotary Ann Eleanor. His hobby is work although he has been active in Salvation Army help for a n'jmber of years. He likes all foods and dislikes none. Dear Newt; Your Aunt Mollie, the ■kids and I arrived late yesterday after noon and are now settled in our cottage. Those kids of yours are good travellers. After supper last night we went window shopping and do you know there is not a public rest room in this town open in the evening.^ Poor little Janey very nearly had an accident, she almost didn*t make it to the filling station two blocks away. Someone ought to do something about this. Yours truly - Uncle Gully The A1 Rices had a wedding anniversary on August 17, the Byron Thomas and the Bob Shaws on August 27. John Etsweiler had a birthday on Aug. 18. Next week's bulletin is being put out by Ray Pitts since your editor is on his way to the Northern Penninsula. The Keath Pearces are going to Trout Greek for a week. Good fishing. We understand that the "Land of Living" had a lot of living when the Bob Shaws, ihe Dobiers, the Kornsteins, the Treats and Putnam were there last week. Your editor has never been quite happy about the way a new member is ^ presented to the Club. In many organizations a more or less formalized plan is followed stressing the responsibilities which a man assumes when he becomes a Rotarian. It is a privilege to be a Rotarian and the new member should understand this. Fo3J-ow this with a fireside meeting with both the Rotarian and his Rotary Ann. Does the High School and the jloosevelt Junior High High School have large "U Way Test" plaque where students can see it? If not, why not? ^6 Rotarians had ^7 U-H Club guests at the fair and visited the exhibits following lunch. Harvev Bent as programm chairman will have as his speaker next week The Reverend Robert Mann who will discuss his experiences with integration in the South. Then there was the new college graduate who told his dad, "I have my A.B." "His dad replied, "Now you can start on the rest of the Alphabet." RAY You Wni Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES COhMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Andersen, Chatrmon Clyde Williams, Chairman Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wlford OFFICERS BY ELECTION Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Pre*ldenf Vice-Pfesiclent JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Dtraclort — Duane E. Dean, Charles Clyde Ray Mulchahey, Roy Pitts Fellowship— Secretory Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treos. Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Jerry Fair, Wdyhe Way MembershipWarner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Schmitf, Fred Anderson, end Mark Andrews Russell Moore. John T. Seton Dean ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigait Conrcid Swart, Albert Foller Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse International Student ProiectsDel Wise, Alfred Rice Rotory FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumscy Employer-Employee Relations- Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald Four-Way Test- Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade 17—N. Moore, Lodies' Night 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 1-G. Collins 8-F. Neer 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien 29—H. Goodholm 5—K. Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, Ladies' Night 19—R. Patterson 5-M. McKeith 12—H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald 26—C. Swart Juiy-1962 3—R. Waldron lO-W. Way January—1962 2—D. 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon June-1962 December—1961 International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations— Chester Allemier, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations— President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary International Classification 14—G. Owors, Rotary Foundation International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Childrens' Party 17-^R. Biringer, 7—H. Joseph Russell Moore, Choirman Axner Olson, Chairmen DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 10—F. VanAken, November—1961 Bovee, Norm Moore Carl Vinlon,' Norm Moore Special—At the col! of the President 26-W. VanAken, 31—Governor's Visit Sergeant-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. 27—D. Shorno Apfil-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 3-A. Foller 10-R. Fox 4.H Youth- Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken gulof—First Thursday of each month Bovee Membership Byron Thomas Info Teeter October—1961 Public Relations— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS International 20—H. 19—R. Nagle, Stog Student Guests- 6~C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban 12-C. Fiske Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson—Orgonist 5—S. 27-R. Show Mareh-1962 Wise September—1961 Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley Magcxipe— Willioms, Axner Olson, 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Rural Urban— John Walker Davidson, John T. 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling Club Bulletin- 20—R. Moore B. S. Relations Ray Pitts, John Etsweiler Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, 1961 - 1962 Butterfleid Rotory Anniversary 8—R. Rumsey Community Sofety— 6—A. 13-E. Luse, 1—C. Allemier, William Bobior, Olin Daily Coulllard Ciassificotion— PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 17—R. Yingling Woodward 9—J. Fair, R. Mogazine 16—M. Andrews, 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Joliey Associations— Richord Moore, Roy Patterson 30-W. Coulllard The obove is our progrom schedule for the year 1961-62. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phen* No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn BR 8-M33 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwoter-Fay BR 8-5^ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sl.-Ruth BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-68^ Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean BR 8-80W Soton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara SS f William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgoret BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ^ ^ ' a. » I I I BR 8-4486 BD a id JOX Rev, Albert Butterficid, 31 Edison Cf.—thelma ..BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara .__BR 8-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-lmogone ...BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo-_BR 8-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lueiiie Albert Fuller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirifeld Dr.—Atleen BR 8-6687 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake " oice BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Sontford Joliey, 1239 Battle Creek ifd.—Joyee-_BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho —^BR,,8-884^ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St,—Wilma BR 8-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily NAME Address and Rotary Arm Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Phone No. BR 8-2612 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice.-. BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Rooert Nagio, 182 Marshall St.—Soson BR 8-M/^ §5?*?-^ Wayne W. Way, 33 Hull St.—Dorothy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Willioms, Botavia—LaMoine NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR B-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .. BR 8-W47 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys—BB 8-6278 Fred Neor, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 8-5512 BR 9-93M George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth — BR B-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groco BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine —BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-61^ Kenneih Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget.... BR 8-5006 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia__BR 8-4229 BR 8-8942 BR 8-5556 We.bster Treaty 34?? Son-Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Suzoiina - ! I BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia BR 8-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-^33 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-2930 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion. BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virglnlo—BR 8-2841 Rolpn Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-4)59 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-5714 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-5494 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison LW.—Rita—BR 8-8316 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann BR B-5585 BR B-5554 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolc BR 8-4086 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—EIrora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chlcogo St. _ Ed Holtz, 1^54 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Loke.BR 8-5691 —Janean «-• The COLDWATER ^Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. TEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ItlCH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �"/fe Projits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 9> 1961 D. Keath Pearce was born in Hxllsdale, Michigan on Septenjber 1, 1917. He was graduated from the Hillsdale High School in 1935 ajd received his Doctor of Medicine Degree in 19U0. He married Lorainf Hofflnan on February 13, 19Ul at Cass City, Michigan. They have two children; Marc 1^ and Lynne, 12. He started practice in Litchfield in 19U0 and was located there until 19UU. During 19U5 he was with Pittman Moore and in 19U6 started practice in Coldvjater. He is an Elk, a Mason and a Shriner. The family attend the Methodist Church. His hobby is hunting. He likes steaks and he says he likes all foods. Thefe will be no meeting at Quincy next week. They are holding a picnic at White Marble Springs• At the board of directors meeting on Thursday, August 3 it was decided to donate ^300 to the Tibbets Theater project. The Minstrel Show next year will probably be held the second week in February and the committees are already at work. For those not at this week*s meeting the board of directors decided that extra meetings such as Stag or Ladies Nights are not to be considered as regular meetings. Even though these activities fall on a Tuesday, the regular meeting will be held. Next week^s meeting (a regular meeting) will be held at the I4-H Fair. There will be no speaker but the member will visit the exhibit of the U-H member who is the guest of the Rotarian. Harvey Dent will be program chairman for August 22. Seton and Clara Bovee are to vibit their daughter and husband this week. The George Owers have a wedding anniversary on Au^^ust 7. The Sanford JoUyS^^on Tuesday, August 15, Kenneth Leavenworth has a birthday on August 11, Mrs. Ernie Luse on Auf;ust 13 and Mrs. John Etsweiler on Tuesday, August 1^. Starting next week a new feature will be added to the bulletint It is to be a series of letters written by Uncle Gully to his nephew. Newt. Uncle Gully and his wife, Molly, ate vacationing near Coldwater and have with them Jimmy and Jane, the children of Newt and his wife, Nora; and see what happens. . 1-1- j-i_ --- ▼ ■ ^ ^ ^ -1. J ^ ^ ^ X-*.* -f* Wait o ■» T Dob Sweet won the Rotary tie chain in the hot air contest at the last meeting. These antics liven up the Club. Have you noticed the singing is becoming like old times? John Holland of Ann Arbor was introduced to the Club by Dob Rumsey and discussed the weed problem in the lakes of Branch County. He pointed up the fact tha-^t^ problem. are becoming less desirable because of this " ~ Then there was the gal who returned early from her vacation because her husband sent her too much money and she became suspicious. RAY ■A-i You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairmon Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week— Williom Bobier, Olin Dolly Attendance— Horvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wilford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION — President JOHN T. Vice-Pfesident DEAN -.Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Ray Pitts, John Etsweiier Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY Community Safety- ClassiEcation— 1961 - 1962 Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert YIngling Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchahey, Ray Pitts FellowshipByron Thomas, Donald Harris, Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawloy Mogczine— Student Jerry Fair, Woyne Way Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. Deon, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmift, Fred Anderson, and Russell Moore. Warner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Mark Andrews John T. BOARD OF Dale Dean, Warren Williams Deon DIRECTORS MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Howard Teeter, Fritz VonAken ★ Russell Moore, Chairman Godfrey Collins, Chorles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman ★ Internationol Information- Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller ReJationsChester Allemler, Harold Goodholm Competitor Relations- President Rotary Intornutional JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania Conrad Swart, Albert Faller George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DIsl., Rotary, International Inlemotlona! Student Pro[eets— Del Wise, Alfred Rico Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Employer-Employee Relotlons— Paul Hurley, Craig Sebold General Secretory, Rotary International Four-Way Test- Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trade Kan Beagle, Grond Ledge, Michigon International 5—S. 20—H. Info Bovee Teeter 27—D. Shorno 19—R. Nogle, Stag Aprll-1962 26-W. VanAken, Membership 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, Classification Fox 17—N. Moore, Ladles' Night 24-P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 1—G. Collins 8—F. Neer 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 6—C. Wilcox, 13—B. Wiggins, Rorol Urban September—1961 31—Governor's Visit Sergeant-at-Arms— Carl Vinton, Norm Moore Speciol-At the coil of tho President March—1962 Wise November—1961 Rotary Information- at 12:15 p. m. 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw B. S. Relations 10-R. Public Relations— .guior—First Thursday of each month 1—C. Allemier. 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Deon, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 29-L. Butterfield Rotary Anniversary October—1961 4-H Youth- Seton Bovee, Norm Moore w>' 6—A. 13-E. Luse, August—1961 3-A. Faller Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist Guests- Byron Thomas Membership- PROGRAMS 12-C. Fiske Rural Urban— John Walker -Asst. Secy.-Treos. February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 28—V. .Kornstien June-1962 December—1961 12—H. MciCnIght 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebold Leavenworth Potterson 26—C. Swart July-1962 3—R. Waldron Jonuory—1962 2—D. Woodward 10-W. Way 17—R. YIngling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. 5—K. 19—R. 12—W. Treat, Ladles' Night 5-M. McKeith 24—R. Sweet Andrews, By-Lows Report 23-3. Jolley Associations- 30-W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you wont to chonge dates with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members having special progroms such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR |-5^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothrvn BR 8-^33 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen-—BR 8-2947 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6^9 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court—GIody$-_-BR 8-6^8 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 55 ?'59ZI NAME Address and Rotary Ann Mark S. Andrews, 23 Persons St.-Ruth ——BR B-SMB Dr Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6821 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-68^ BR 8-|086 BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand Sf.-Clara 15 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairlield Dr.—Josephine—-BR 8-^86 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbora BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene._BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mopla lane-Jane . - BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Duone E. Dovldson, 145 Folrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR8-BM9 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Harold McKnIght, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Rooerf Nagic, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 §5 ——BR 9-93M George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace—_— B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St. BR B-2790 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Roth BR 8-6161 —BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-5006 BR 8-5475 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rito—BR 8-8318 Robert E, Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 BR 8-6598 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget B? E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore BR 8-6517 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Hawley, R. R- No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.-Aileen BR 8-6687 Sonlford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel. BR 8-6788 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginto—BR 8-2841 Donald M. Harris, 2B Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 John A. Kennedy, 3B9 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-89^ Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. ^o. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- Eileen —I- . BR 8-5556 Webster Treof, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—•; BR B-6501 Suzuillio : NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Phono Na. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 .BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia..BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrlee BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R, R. No. 1-Wilma BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-4424 .BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingilng, 21 BR 8-6393 Del Wise, ^ Mople Lane—Pot BR 9-9495 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct,—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Scott—Notalio BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-5714 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR o*5318 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 — BR 8-5554 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. CotTman,.759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 CU ItUili, RU„ eulUwuitl luLe BR8'JB9» Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine...BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 WiMowbrook Rd.—Eivo ..BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-6730 Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake.BR 8-5091 —Janean 1^' The COLDWATER toei a6i6 R7^ FOF Rotary REFLECTOR PEAC I Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME FREDERICK H. WEEKS ' QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COIDWATBR, MICH. ISC, \j:\ �*.He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 2, 1961 Fred Neer was bom June 18, 1921 at Milford Center Ohio. Milford Center is in the' southwest corner of Union County about twenty miles northeast of Columbus ard has a population of 62^. He graduated from Union Rural High School in 1939* He entered Ohio -State University but left in 19iil when he enlisted in the Army. He transferred to the Air Corps and was a pilot in the European area serving from 19ii2-19U^» He was discharged as a First Lieutenant. He married Ernestine Moder of Milford Center at Phoenix, Arizona on December 19U3* They have one son, Robert 12, who is in the 7th grade. He has been employed in Colorado, Florida and Michigan, first with the Gates Rubber Compary and later with Dally Tire Company. At present he is with the Seaman Office Supply. He is a Mason and an Elk, the family attend the Presbyterian Church. His hobby is soorts. He likes all foods, especially desserts^ An apology to Ralph Toupalik for neglecting to mention the fine program he furnished on July 25 when we learned of the restaurant business from Win Schuler. Tuesday^s meeting was an overflow with lii visitors. One, Charles Osborn, was a charter member of the Coldwater Rotary Club. T. John Reid is now a past District Governor, but your editor believes the extraordinary leadership which he showed while on the job should be recognized and he be given credit for it. A tip of the hat to him for a job well done. Your editor recently visited two other Clubs and still thinks Coldwater Rotaiy is tops as clubs go. The first club formed in South America was in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1918. There are ten Madison Rotary Clubs in the United States but only one Coldwater Club in the world. We are just waiting until some joker goes around looking at the under side of the chairs before the club is seated. Bob Hawley had a birthday August 2 and Guvarie Coffman had a wedding anniversary on Monday, August The film "Operation Abolition" furnished by Chet Allemeir was . a .revelation in Communistictactics• It gives one to think about the years ahead. We note that Ken Beagle, District Governor, will visit the Club on Tuesday, October ii. This id.ll be an official visit so the various Committee Chairmen should have their reports for President Duke well in advance. Thought for the day, "What most countries want of the United States is to be left a loaniV RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednecday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week— Williom Bobier, Olin Daily Attendance- Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, ★ OFFICERS BY Wilford Couillard ELECTION DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN T. DEAN Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT — Treasurer Roy Mulchahey, Roy Pitts Fellowship- Charles Clyde Schmitt, Fred Anderson, and Mark Andrews Russell Moore. ★ BOARD OF 4-H Youth- John T. Dean Public Relations— Mrs. Groce Patterson—Organist gular—First Thursday of each month ★ INTERNATIONAL Russell Moore, Choirman Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Ch'oirman ★ International Information- Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Chester ANemier, Harold Goodholm President Rotary Intornotional JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania Competitor RelationsConrcid Swart, Albert Faller Employor-Empteyee Relations- General Secretary, Rotary International Internaliona! Student Proiects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice George Owers, Robert Rumsoy Four-Way Test- Ken Leavenworth, Torg Skabo International 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 5—S. Bovee 12-C. Fiske 19—R. Nagle, Stog Aprli-1962 26-W. VanAken, 3—A. Faller 10-R. Fox Info 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban September—1961 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24—P. Hurley ' Classification 24-F. Culy Moy-1962 1—G. Collins 8—F. Neer 15-D. Wise 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, 22—C. 21-R. Kerr 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 Rotary Foundation Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 5—K. December—1961 Leavenworth 12—W. Treat, 5-M. McKelth 12—H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebold Ladies' Nighl 19—R. Patterson 26—C. Swort July-1962 3-R. Woldron 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 10-W. Way 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Mogazlne 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23-S. Jolley Trade Associations- Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan 6—C. Wilcox, Wise January—1962 Rotary Foundation- Paul Hurley, Craig Sebold George R. Means, Evantlon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International SERVICE International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President March-1962 22—H. Bent, Attertdonce 31—Governor's Visit Sergeonl-at-Arms— Cari Vinton, Norm Moore at 12:15 p. m. 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw B. S. Relations November—1961 Seton Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1—C. Allcmior, October—1961 Dole Dean, Warren Williams Program- Rotary Anniversory 8—R, Rumsoy 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair 29-L. Butterfield 13—E. Luse, Membership Byron Thomas Warner VanAken, Russell Woldron, Axner Olson, 6—A. PROGRAMS August—1961 Student Guests- Membership- Davidson, John T. Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker MogczineJerry Foir, Woyno Woy ★ Dean, Rural Urban— Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Asst. Secy.-Treas. Directors — Duane E. Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert YIngling Club Bulletin— President Vicc-Presideof FRED V/EEKS Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweiler Classification— 1961 . 1962 February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 30-W. Couillord Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwaler—Foy BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6621 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W, Luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth BR 8-2261 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-W47 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chieogo Si.—Mary Ann Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Anretta —BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys—BR 8-6278 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 6-4229 Horold McKnight, Coldwater Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St.—Alice BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lita BR 8-5078 Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan ——BR 9-9492 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo.-BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara —BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene._6R 8-6054 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ._BR B-5996 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pcorce, 97 Edison Ct-—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 6-M33 BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara -- — BR8-5891 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane BR 9-9471 —BR 8-2818 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Alborl Feller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5475 BR 8-8933 BR 8-5318 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Lucille E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loice BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8.6517 BR B-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha BR 8-8840 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St. -- —. BR B-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. ft. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn.BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aiden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita B. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circje Drive—Virginia Ralpn Toupolik, RT R. No. 5, 1^3 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-2641 BR 8-5556 Suzanna - Botavio—LoMolne Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis 8R 8-2710 BR 6-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celio Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholi St.—Polly BR 8-8318 V/ebster Treat, 34^ San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ...BR 8-6501 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo . BR 8-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake.BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotchert _____BR 8-6730 Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-5554 E. Ken Leoyenworth, 77 Maple lone—Emily —--B_R 8.6850_ The COLDWATER S«e. 34 'Rotary REFLECTOR P R A PEA □ i' FREDBRTCK if. lEEfCS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IMC COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME lfOOWC �"ffc ProfUs Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 27, 1961 Ralph Toupalik was born November 6, 190it in Detroit, He attended Detroit Public Schools and later the Detroit BusineJfe Institute, He married Eileen Breen on April, 1930. (it is reported on good authority that when he was married he weighed II4O pounds and had nice wavy, brown hair). They have five children; Patricia 29, John 26, Mary Eileen 16, Ralph 1^ and Mike 10, also several grand children. From 1920 till 19U8 he was in the purchasing department at Ford Motor Company, since that time he has onerated Ralph Toupalik, Inc. and deals in Lincoln, Mercury and Rambler automobiles. He is an Elk, is a member of the Coldwater Country Club and Don Ami Club, His family attends St. Charles Church, his hobbies are sports and gardening. He likes all foods and dislikes none. Last week there was a good attendance at the District 636 Rotary Golf Tournament at Benton Harbor, the following Rotarians were there; Olmsted, John Dean, Fuller, Couillard, Norm Moore, Allemeir, Yingling, Neer, Toupalik, Nagle and Davidson. We did not hear of any prize being won. Noel Shedd, the guest of Mac McKeith, outlined for the Clvb the need for funds for the Industrial Development Corporation and told of stock for sale at 5^10.00 per share. It is a worthwhile project and deserves support. Only three early leaversi We improve I It takes the Irish to do things. Did you know that the first Rotary Club organized oatsidS the United States was formed in Dublin in 1911. Now we know! We have just learned how come newspapers make mistakes in articles they publish. We have often wondered how such things happen. If you want to know read the article on page hO in the August Rotarian entitled, "Slie Wore a Punk Dress". Next week ^s program chairman Is Chet Allemeir and the Club will will see a film that will make you so mad you may even have indigestion, DonH miss it. Did you read the article and comments regarding Joe Abbey in the July Rotarian beginning on page 3ii? of him. He gets an all-over appraisal District Governor Ken Beagle made the July Rotarian, He is pictured on page 14k speaking to a group at Rotary International Assembly in Tokyo, Guvarie Coffman is driving a new Dodge, him how it all came about. It cost him nothing. Tuesday, July 2h I'frs, John Dean had a birthday, Ask Mrs. Harvey Bent has one on Thursday, July 28, your-editor and Chuck Schmitt on July 29, Tom Collins on July 30, The Dale Deans have a wedding anniversa ry on July 30 and the John Deans on July 28, Thought for the day furnished by Les Woodward - "Pray as though it was up to God, work as though it was up to you", RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. 5RONSON — Consregotionot Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ MICH, Clyde Williams, Chairmait * Boys' and Girls' WeekWilliam Bobler, Olin Dally Attendance- Horvcy Bent, Boyd Wiggins, * OFFICERS Wilford Couillard BY ELECTION Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richord Biringer DUANE E. DAVIDSON President JOHN T. DEAN JOHN A. KENNEDY Viee-Presldent Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Asst. Secy.-Treos. Directors — Duone E. Davidson, John T. Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, Mhmitt, Fred Community SafetyRay Pitts, John Etsweiler Classificolion— 1961 - 1962 Axner Olson. Anderson, ond Russell Moore. Club Fred Culy, Robert Yingling Ray Mulehahey, Ray Pitts Fellowship- Byron Thomas, Donald Harris, Boyd Wiggins, Robert Hawley John Walker Jerry Fair, Wayne Way MembershipWarner VanAken, Russell Waldron, Andrews Student Guests- 4-H Youth- INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken Russell Moore, Chairman Sorgeant>at«Arms— at 12:15 p. m. ★ Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Axner Olson, Chairman ★ International Chester Aliemier, Harold President Rotary International JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania General Secretary, Rotary Inlernationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Goodhotm Competitor Relations— Conrad Swart, Albert Fafler Employer-Employee RelationsPaul Hurley, Craig Sebold Four-Way Test- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Information- Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse Buyer-Seller Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL March-1962 22—H. Bent, Attendance 6-C. Wilcox, Wise International 5—S. Info 13—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban September—1961 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno Bovee 19—R. Nagle, Stag April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 26—W. VanAken, Membership 10—F. VanAken, Childrens' Party 17—R. Biringer, Classification 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 1—G. Collins 8—F. Neer 7—H. Joseph 14—G. Owers, Rotary Foundation 15-D. Wise 22—C. Bocon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr Internotiona! Contacts- Carl Vinton, Norm Moore Special—At the coll of the President 27-R. Show 15-D. Dean, 4-H Fair November—1961 Selon Bovee, Norm Moore gular—First Thursday of each month 20—R. Moore B. S. Relations 31—Governor's Visit Public Relations— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1—C. AMemier, 8—R. Rumsey 3—A. Faller 10-R. Fox John T. Dean Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist 13—E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary August—1961 October—1961 Byron Thomos Dale Dean, Warren Williams Program- 6—A. Bulterfield PROGRAMS 12-C. FIske Rural Urban— Magazine- February—1962 196M962 ROTARY 29-L. Crippled Children- Bulletin- Mark Fred Anderson, Chairman Internotlonal Student Proiects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Ken Leavenworfh, Toig Skabo 28—V. Kornstlen June-1962 December—1961 5—K. Leovonworth 19—R. Patterson 12—W. Treot, Lodles' Night 5-M. McKeith 12-H. McKnight 19—K. Olmsted, Christmas 26-C. Sebald 26—C. Swart Juiy-1962 3—R. Waldron Jonuory—1962 10-W. Woy 2—D. Woodward 16—M. Andrews, 30-W. Couillard 17—R. Yingling 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 24—R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23—S. Jolley Trade Associations— Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The obove is our program schedule for the year 1961-62. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Loaies' Night, may oppoint a committee to ossist with the details. JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. BR 8-6033 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth BR 8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen— Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morjorie BR 8-6821 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta —BR 8-6769 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Suson Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro...... ..._BR8-5891 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane .... BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen. BR 8-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Gust C. Burandf, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine... BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine BR 8-5078 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo-.BR 8-8609 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth..BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Rufh BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. BR 8-2790 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard M. Teeter; 156 Aureh St.—Morion BR 8-4222 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogen© .-BR 8-6054 BR 8-5909 Albert Foller, 95 t4. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann BR 8-8933 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5318 6. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 23 Edison Court-Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-6687 H. Vincent Korostien, 290 Grood St.—Dorothy E, Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily _ Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2—Nellie --BR 8-6316 Robert Sweet, B. R. 4, Dqrrance Rd.—Ariene BR 8-8942 BR 8-6788 BR 8-6840 Webster Treot, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold, lake— Eileen BR.8-650I-. ifuzgnna Phone No. BR 8-2612 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-5556 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Worren Williams, Botovia—LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Colia Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 9-9495 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PL—Elzoro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K, Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-4198 BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 BR.6-5554 FO PEA^^ 1 WEEKS QUALITY SPRXNQ PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICH. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola .BR 8-4086 Rotary REFLECTOR Published BR 6-4424 BR 8-5033 ...BR9-9428 BR 8-6850 FREDERICK H. BR 6-5494 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 The COLDWATER i BR 8-4229 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-4071 BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha C. Alfred Rice, R. fc. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn .BR 8-2451 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A, July 19, mi Lester F. Wise was born in Goldwater on October 1918 and graduated from Goldwater High School in June 1936. He married Celia Sigler in Sturgis on February l6, 19^6. They have two children; ViTilliam age 13 arxi Julie 9. He worked for the City Market in 1936 and joined the Southern Michigan National Bank in 1937 where he is now a vice nresident, He served in the U.S. Army during World War II and spent most of his time in Iceland. He is a past commander of the American Legion, is a Mason and an Elk. The family attend the Presbyterian Church.^ His hobbies are golf and swimming. He says he likes all food and dislikes none. Bob Kerr and his family are in Denver where Bob is attending a hard ware convention as a representative of the Michigan Association of Hardware Dealers. The Fritz VanAken family recently took a sightseeing trip to Chicago where the kids wore Fritz out gadding to see the sights. George Owers was recently requested to make a tree survey at Galva, Illinois. While'there he made up at Rotary and they asked him to speak to the Club. Harda Bobier and Susan Mulchahey are spending two weeks at M.S.U. where Marda is in a journalism workshop and Susan in a debate clinic. Kids grow up and you get older. From April 3, 1961 to May 7 there were 5® new Rotary Clubs charted throughout the world, only h the United States. Fred Anderson and Les Woodward 'have'birthdays on July 19, Harry Joseph on Friday, July 21; Valerie Dean (Mrs. John) on July 2? and the Bob Nagles have a wedding anniversary on Monday, July 2ii. Only one early, leaver I Hurrah I Bill Bobier presented Bob Hunger of Charlotte who recently went huniing polar bears. His slides and commentary were thoroughly enjoyed by the Club. Joseph A. Abey, President of Rotary International was born in Fort Worth, Texas and attended Noitihwestern University at Evanston and the University of liinnesota. He has been a newspaper publisher for mary years and at present with the Reading Pennsylvania EagleTimes. He has been a member of the Reading Rotary Club since 1936, and is past president of that Club. He has been a district governor and a director of Rotary International. He has adopted as his program for 1961-62 the following: A im for Action .. . C ommunicate for lAiderstanding T est for Leadership He asks all Clubs to help his program in the furtherance of Rotary. Thought for the Day: Women's eyes are peculiar, they can spot a blond hair on a husband's coat but can't see a garage door opening. RAY Next week Ralph Toupalik is presenting Win Sohuler of Marshall as his speaker. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednecday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES tOMMUNIlY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Fred Anderson, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman William Bobior, Oiin Dally Harvey Bent, Boyd Wiggins, Wllford Couillard OFFICERS BY ELECTION DUANE E. DAVIDSON Lester Wise, Robert Shaw, Richard Biringer JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Club President JOHN T. DEAN Community SafetyRoy Pitts, John Elsweiler Classification— 1961 . 1962 Crippled ChildrenFred Culy, Robert Yingling Bulletin- Roy Mulchahey, Ray Pitts Vice-President Fellowship- J^.Setretary '..Treasurer Asst. Secy.-Treas. Rural Byron Thomos, Donald Harris, Student Jerry Fair, Wayne Way Dean, Charles Clyde Williams, Schmitt, Fred Warner VanAken, Russell Watdron, Axner Olson, Anderson, and Mark Russell Moore. Andrews BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeani-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. Carl ★ intornotional Student Proiects— Del Wise, Alfred Rice Competitor Relations— Coniad Swart, Albert Foller Rotary FoundationGeorge Owers, Robert Rumsoy Employer-Employee Relations- General Secretary, Rotary Inlemationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary, International Ken Beagle, Grand Ledge, Michigan Paul Hurley, Craig Sebald Four-Way TestKen Leavenworth, Torg Skabo Trode Biringer, Classificotion 24—P. Hurley 24-F. Culy May-1962 1—G. Collins 8—F. Noer Rotary Foundotion 15-D. 22—C. Wise Bacon 29—H. Goodholm 21-R. Kerr International Information- Buyer-Seller RelationsChester Allemier, Harold Goodhotm President Rotary Internotionol JOSEPH A. ABEY, Reading, Pennsylvania 17—R. 17—N. Moore, Ladies' Night 14—G. Owers, Info April-1962 3—Thomas, Fellowship 10—F. VonAken, Childrens' Party 26—W., VonAken, RwsseJI Moore, Chairman Cranston Wilcox, Ernest Luse ★ 5—S. Bovee 7—H. Joseph Godfrey Collins, Charles Bacon Axner Olson, Chairman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 6-C. WIIcox, International 19—R. Nagle, Stag INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Internalienai Contacts- Vinton, Norm Moore VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speciol-At the coli of the President March-1962 November—1961 Solon Bovee, Norm Moore Rotary InformationHoward Teeter, Fritz VanAken gular—First Thursday of each month 20—R. Moore 27-R. Shaw 20—H. Teeter 27—D. Shorno 31—Governor's Visit Public Relations- Bullerfleld 13—B. Wiggins, Rurol Urban September—1961 3-A. Faller 10-R. Fox Dole Dean, Warren Williams 6—A. 13-E. Luse, Rotary Anniversary Wise October—1961 John T. Dean ★ 29-L. Membership 4-H Youth- Program- Mrs. Grace Patterson—Organist B. S. Relations Guests- Byron Thomas Membership- Directors — Duane E. Davidson, John T. 1—C. Allemier, 8—R. Rumsey 15—D. Dean, 4-H Fair 22—H. Bent, Attendance 12-C. Fiske Urban- Boyd Wiggins, Robert. Hawley John Walker Magoxine— PROGRAMS August—1961 Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- February—1962 1961-1962 ROTARY 28—V. Kornstien June-1962 December—1961 12—H. McKnIghf Leavenworth Patterson 26—C. Swart 19—K. Olmsied, Chrlstmos 26-C. Sebald July-1962 3~R. Waldron 10-W. Way Januory—1962 2—D. 5—K. 19—R. 12—W. Treat, Ladles' Night 5-M. McKelth 17—R. Woodword 9—J. Fair, R. Magazine 16—M. Andrews, Yingling 24-R. Sweet By-Laws Report 23—S. Jolley Associations- 30-W. Couillard Richard Moore, Roy Patterson The obove Is our program schedule for the yeor 1961-62. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the progorm chairman of the chonge. Mentbers having spoc^l programs such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1961 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR 8-^3 Fred Anderson, 46 Mopio Lane-Kothryn BR 8-M33 Mork S. Andrews, 25 St.-Roth ------..BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Harvey G Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon BR 8*8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5386 ?? Gust C. Burondf, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ... BR 3-^86 Rev Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma..BR 8-:^54 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce Sf.-Borbara §5 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth Phone No- 55 Milford A. McKeilS, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen_- BR 8-2947 Harold MeKnight, Coldwater Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta BR 8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila ——55 Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan BR 9-94W Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsied, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha—.—-——55 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —555'??^? Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy 55 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane ... ... —55 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine — Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen C. Alfred Rice, R. k. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn .BR 8-2451 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo-.BR 8-8609 John T. Dcon, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-6127 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-6517 Torg Skabo,' 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-6316 BR 8-5942 BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morlha, Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen... BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wiimo BR 8-8840 BR 8-%06 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Court—Dorothy Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N, Hudson St.—Delia Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. t^o. 2—Beotrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batovio—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pot Phone No. BR 8-2612 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Ceno Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 BR 8-5714 Craiq Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—BR 8-5842 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola _BR 8-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshoil St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora BR 8-6311 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—VIrginio—BR 8-2841 Ralph Toopalik, R. R. No. 5/ 1573 W. Chicago— Eileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6161 BR 8-5W9 8R 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann .... BR 8-8933 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Dons—BR 8-5318 6. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth JOHN DEAN, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5909 BR 8-6850 Suzdn'fto — - ." Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva __BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Nguyeng Thanh, 106 E. Chicago St. BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 V'j- • U lfOOl., TI?e COLDWATER ' I S«<. M-tf K Rotary REFLECTOR !!33AM' ^ I FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC Published by COLDWATER, MICH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALW-AYS WELCOME J �The Singingest Club in the U*S«A, July 12, 1961 Albert A. Butterfield was born in Grand Rapids, September 2^, 1912. He attended grade school in that city but graduated from the Lowell High School in June, 1929. He received his A.B. degree Michigan University in 19U3 and graduated from the Garrett Bibi^l Institute of Evanston, Illinois in 19U8. He married Thelma L. whose birthday is September 29 in Grand Rapids on December 21, 1935* They have five children; Lois 2U, James 19, Richard 17, Fred 15 and Donald 9. He was employed by the Kelvinator Corporation in Grand Rapids from 1932-1938 and has served as a Methodist nanister since that time. He has had pastorates in Hastings, Scotts, Galien^ Berrien Springs, Fremont and Coldwater, coming here in 1959. He is a mson, hobbies are Stereo Hi-Fi and roses, likes all foods except onions and green peppers. Something new is being added to the bulletin, beginning with this issue we are listing the birthdays of Club members, their Rotary Anns and their wedding anniversaries for the week in which the meetings occur. There will therefore be no excuse for not knowing of these dates. IF YOU READ THE BULLETIN. .you gripe that it is hard to find access to good fishing, in ulster (North'Ireland) the Toome Fisheries have had an exclusive franchise to fish for eels in Lough Neagh since 1675. Maybe you are not so bad off. From time to time your editor receives a copy of the "London Rotarian," the bulletin of the Club. In a recent copy an induction of new members was described. This included telling the new member how he was selected for membership, classification and. fellowship screening and final election. The new members are assigned to a new member* s committee which meets with a past president of the Club for indoctrination and; instruction over several meetings. Fellowship and service are stressed. The Club might consider the formation of a committee to handle this feature of admission and by so doing emphasize the meaning of member ship in Rotary. This week*s speaker was Rotarian, Kenneth Prettie of HilJLsdale who has ;3ust returned from the Convention in Tokyo. He showed slides taken while there and the scenes shown were an "eye opener" for all members. He was introduced by Keath Pearce. Wedding anniversaries this week include the Ray -Foxs Jiily 10 and Mark Andrews on July 12. Birthdays include Mrs'. Charles Fiske and Harvey Bent on July 11, also Mrs, Kenneth Olmsted on July Ih. Next week*s program with Bill Bobier as program chairman will be Robert Hunger, a Rotarian from Charlotte, who will show us slides and describe how Kodiak bears are hunted with a bow and arrow. Some of the members looked and agreed they felt rather naked since they shaveci off their hirsute adornments which they wore in honor of the Centennial Celebration. Thoi^ht for the day - A wedding is a ceremony where a man loses control of himself. RAY �i- ■ .HCIM ,RETAWDLOC CNI .stcudorp gnirps ytilauq SKEEW .H tICIREDERP P E DAER RDF YARP ,»BOo �Ue COLD HeFLE£rOfr Albert (Bert) G« Faller was bom in Denora Penn» on Jan. 17^ 1906. He graduated from the Denora High School in 1922 and from the Eastman School of Business in Poughkeepsie, New York in 192?. He married Charlotte Ewald at Denora on June 23# 1930. They have three children; Charlyne Faller Segmiller who lives in the east and has one child, Karen 20 a Senior at Albion Cbllege who on June 29 sailed for a summer in Europe and David who will be a freshman in September. He was president of the Denora Pennsylvania Rotary Club. He was for many years in the furniture business in Denora and often vacationed at Coldwater Lake. He established the Golden Rule Shop in June, 19^h« He is a Presbyterian, an Elk and a member of the Coldwater Country Club. His favorite food is steak, he has no food dislikes and his favorite T.V. program is "VJhat's I4y Line?" Don Harris, the retiring president of the Club, commented that he had a good year and appreciated the cooperation of all members. He stated the job is made much easier if the members permit themselves to be pushed around a bit. He received his past president's pin from past president, Harvey Bent. There will be no meeting on Tuesday, July ii - the first meeting in the new year when President, Duke Davidson, takes over. We understand Bert Faller and Kenny Olmsted have just returned from Northern Michigan where they fished. l^e Club attendance for May was 92.6?^ while the District average was bb.70. Climax again led the District with 99«20^ having four out of five with perfect attendance. Very soon now there will be a new club in District 636. East Lansing is in the finishing stretch of getting under way and will have their charter night in the near future. In the District Governor's letter for May T. John Reed, Retiring Governor, pays tribute to the men idio have made hiis^/year a successful one. During his year Lansing and Charlotte became 500$ R.I. fund contributors. Don't forget the Golf Tournament of District 636, Benton Harbor on July 2U* Tuesday, July 11 will be the deadline for reservations. Thirteen members have signed up to date. Duke & Jo Davidson have just returned from Boyne Mountain Lodge where Duke attended a newspaper confab. Norm Moore played his first game of golf Wednesday since his accident. Mac & Helen McKeith have just returned from the American College of Apothecaries in Toronto. This is the first time it has been held out side the United States, Next year something new is to be added t there will be a rotation of song leaders who are being supervised by A1 Butterfield and Ken Putnam is providing for a rotation of members who will give Ihe invocation. Then there was the proctologist who advertised, "The end justifies the means." RAY �COLDVM CENTEN^ JULY 2 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATCR, ■ INC. MXCH. ; i. X : % i\ ,i. U/ ' h.i E '* v''- -1 4,a»" r.-ry « >.••; .'•■•=; ■ - ...,•• .»■* •■ . .'T: ■fv.r". >'l'-;^rj "l: • -■-■ ; • •' : ■-■'- » ■" • ^ v.?" '- . y. 'i.^t '•^•'^^ ^•i'.v:a ■= .-r- i;- -"■g'"-^J ;.4,. ''^3'^'-* f-1:;5.*x fr -v -.i.'. 4 — V 1,00 Wp �Jhe COLD water Ratu-rf REFLECTOW Cald MicI\ \'<'^Cavi June 21, 1961 John Thomas Dean was born May 21, 1927 in Branch County, the son of Ezra 0» and Marguerite Ambrose Dean, He attended the Fiske Grade school, later graduating from the Coldwater High School and Argubright Business College in Battle Creek. He served in the U.S. Navy from April 19hS to July 19U6. After boot camp at Great Lakes he served in iiie Philippines, He was married July 28, 19?0 to Valerie Kennedy, daughter of our secretary. They have two sons; John Gregory, and Jeffrey Scott. His hobbies are hunting and golf. He smokes a pipe. The family attend the Presbyterian Church. He is six feet tall and weighs l6^ pounds. He has,afor a number of years, been associated with his brother Dale in the real estate and insurance business. How did they do it? The gals that published the bulletin dug up more scuttlebutt for one issue than your editor could have gotten in a year. Mrs. Duke said all you have to do is to call some Rotary Anns and you strike pay dirt. Evidently we have been missing the boat. Thanks a lot for their help. Your bulletin is greenl We have run out of paper and Patterson could not supply the blud:. so this issue and the next two will be green. The old and new Board cof Directors met at the Country Club Tuesday night and took care of business concerning the Club. $800 was ordered paid toward the park project at the river and U.S. 112. Honorary members were ^lectgd for the coming year and ^rill be notified by the secretary. Their names will be published later. nivde Williams and his family flew to Clearwater, Florida on Friday, June 16 for a vacation. He was grounded at Nashville for a day enroute. The members misht be interested that your editor now has a red and_white^_ Menzie Tartan tie for which he has been hunting for mapy ye§rs. Scotty Shulman of Portland sent it along. Also a British Columbia Tartan has arrived, being sent by Mrs. Lockwood of Vernon B.C. whose father was a District Governor of Rotary 19^9-1960. Robert Nagle was surprised. He took off for Chicago ard his_wife took off for the Health Center where a baby boy arrived on June 19. The members should know the money for the cleaning of the Tibbits Theater has been spent and the basement will be furnished this week. Dontt for^'et the District Rotary Golf Tournament to be held at Benton Harbor on Monday July 'dh, 1961. Make your reservation thru Duke. As usual two copies Rotaiy Revesta (Spanish) and six conies of . Rotarian will be furnished to community spots by the magazine committee. Thought for the day; Never lie, you cannot remember what you said. RAY �■LQLCV CENT JULY 1961 FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. CQLDWATERr MtCH. V--'}... ./'I-'T;; ri. . :• X-V -ij-": ' .=• •'V . »- '. • -* • V'' . ■f ;- :• �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, June 15, 1961 Harry Joseph was born July 21, 190li in Nashville, Tennessee. He graduated from high school in that city and later attended Northwestern University. 20, 19iil. He was married to Ethel Guinn at LaPorte, Indiana on January They have three children; Phillip, Marion Indiana, Alice Jean, a nurse in Ann Arbor and Allen who is attending Purdue University. He was at one time employed by the Western Electric in C&cago, later in ■Idle wholesale grocery business in LaPorte and since 19^5 has been with the Southern Michigan Grocer Compare. to music and boys. puddings. his ties. He is an Elk. His hobbies are golf, listening He likes pork chops but dislikes rice His wife reoorts him easy to live with, she also says she bi^s Bob Hawley has the program for Tuesday, June 20 and promises something interesting. Guests at this week^s meeting were both residents of Quincy, Lorimer w. orxppen and Biaque tt-nirk. Newsy Bit——It seems the "Land of Livin*" group recently went trout fishing near Grayling. They had a weighty problem and had to call Ken Putnam for advice. (Collect?) More Newsy Bits—Russ and Gladys Moore left Tuesday for a few days of loafing up North. The Arlo Mussers are moving into Col'dwater next Saturday. John Walker traveled to Fort Wayne- last Tuesday to enjoy the circus there. . ~ The Bill Bobiers are leaving next Saturday for a week?s visit with the Ed Hawkins family in Gonnecbicut. "Duke" Da'vidson returned Tuesday night from Canada with trout - Surprisel A new car wash idea - Web Treat* s car caused quite a disturbance at Coldwater Lake when it rolled across the road, over the sea-wall, and into the lake. Web and Sue*s new home will be ready for occupancy soon, Don Harris and wife celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Monday, June 12 th, our congratulations I The ItLchigan Conference, just concluded last Sunday, has returned A1 Butterfield to the Coldwater First Methodist Church for another year. Bob Teeter and Janice Harris graduated from Albion. Howard paid a fine for a lack of a picture of Dob in our daily paper, and Don paid his fine for Janice's picture. Also fined for pictxires were Collins and Bent. Howey's daughter graduated from C.H.S. The Union City Itotary Club has a new meeting place - eveiy Tuesday at 12810 P.M. at the Pine Grove Inn, l/h mile west of Ihion City on trunk- line M-6o • The old and new Club's board will have an organizational meeting on Tuesday, June 20th at the Coldwater Chamber office at 7tOO P.M. Here is the thought for the day - Keep frowning and you'll get credit for thinking. ViUi & JO You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURG1S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Emplovee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. August—1960 Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Warren Wlliams. ClassificaHon — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 >1961 Lester Wise, DR. DONALD M. HARRIS — President DUANE E. DAVIDSON VIee-Presldent JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMin Treasurer FRED WEEKS — Asst. See. - Treas. Club Bulletin — Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Fred Anderson, Robert Nagte, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 4-W. Couillerd. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urban — 11-F. VonAken. 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pearce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. "Woodward.- 25-0. Dally. 25-1. Wse. Vocational Guidance — Richard Biringer, Kenneth George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois INTERNATIONAL Rotary Information — Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigon SERVICE International Contacts- Kenneth Leavenworth; Al Sergeant'Ot'Arms — 23—D. Dean. 29—A. Butterifeld. 30—No Meeting. December-1960 6—F. Neer. • .6—A, Rice '20—C. Woodwai^, Merry Xmds. International Information — 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier, Santford Jolley. Inlerndtlenal Student Projects — Clyde Williams, Chairman Kenneth Putnam, M. A. MeKeith, Wayne Way.: - Buyer-Seller Relations — Allemier. Robert Sweet. Owers. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. Januory—1961 JuIy-1961 <—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupallk. 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon; Rotary Mogazine. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundation • John Etsweiler, George Competitor Relations — June-1961 13—R. Mulchahey. Butlerfield. Carl VInton, Conrad Swart. Robert Hawle'y, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary Internotional 16—C. Swart. 15-H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretory, Rotary International, 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation. Olmsted. E. Byron Thomos, Roy Fox, May-1961 November—1960 1—D. Shorno.- Axner Olson. Boyd Wiggins. J. Edd McLaughlin, Roles, Texas April-1961 4-T. Skabo. Public Information — President, Rotary Intematlonol, 27—Governor's Visit. October—1960 Duone Davidson. Speciol — At the coll of the President., 13-F. Weeks. 20—B. Shaw, Slog Night. Student Guests — Program — ot 12:15 P. M. 21-J. Etsweiler. 28—A. Musser. 7—K. Leavenworth. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Warner Van Aken. ^(Cgular — First Thursday of each montti 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. McComb. Woodword. Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Schmitt Membership — Board of Directors Meetings Morch—1961 September—1960 Richard Moore, Jomes Russell Moore, Harold Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Crippled Children — Goodholm, John Walker. ond Harvey Bent. 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 23—E. Luse. 30—G. Burondl. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Fellowship — DIRECTORS - - Or. Donald Harirs^ Duone 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and GiHs Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Community Safety — Robert Show. Februory—1961 14-R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. 9—G. Collins. Olin Daily, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS 24—les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. 31—R.. Sweet. 2^K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program ehairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as lodles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details, DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairmon - Telephone BR ^8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 BR8-53S8 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater—Fay BR 8-5563 "NAME. ' Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura . BR 8-2947 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-5078 Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 9-94W BR 8-5512 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retha._ BR 8-2539 — .— BR 9-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. BR 8-6341 BR.8-2854 BR 8-5234 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo--.BR 8-8609 BR 8-2710 K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine •Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-5006 BR 8-6517 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann . BR 8-5475 BR 8-5318 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-^94 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-6598 Albert Roller, 95 N. Honchett St.-^Charlotfe Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—tonore Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice .... BR 8-8546 BR 6-6161 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—L-ucille Russell F. Moor6, .15 Cornwell Court—Gladys ...BR 8-6278 Ray Pitts, 55 N.'Spi;ague St.—Ruth Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergat Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie —BR 8-^16 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8340 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia —BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. J2. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.•'-Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple lone—Emily- a BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 - Webster Treat, 3492 San Souc! Beach, Cold. Lake— 1 Eileen BR 8-2261 - ..._ Suzonna se -.r * • BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seott-Ncfalie Ruth BR 8-2864 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro r:?, -rll VT;.^ ' tv; .".v r . .-Ais -r p. COLDWATER iisC" T> >rlofary REFLECTOR I'Sr- U -•--•-7" . -i-- •-•T'i"- . Sec. 34.66, ••■ir-'/v •V .COLDWATt ' - Cm^ENNh] JULY 2-r^ r-.' '-.•'Y'tf-- •• i FREDERICK : by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ■ ■ -• -.i >:v . • . 12:15 BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo _ BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grofchen BR 8-6730 BR 8'5554 •' --I-'u'er, VISITING BR 8-4086 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowo.Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 ■■-•J-.c COLDWATER, BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 , -! ■ Published BR 9-9495 ■ HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— BR 8-5556 . ' Lester F. Wise, R. R, No. 2-Colia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth... ... BR9-9428 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.... BR 6-5842 BR 8-5790 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 8-5714 - Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR S-iOSO Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene..^. BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Mople Lane—Pot BR 8-8318 BR 8-2930 BR 8-4435 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrice Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor _. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—AHeen-^^--BR-8-6687Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce._BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel : BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson Sf.-Della . BR 8-4229 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth , BR 8-5996 BR 9-9471 BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chlcogo St.-Alice William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St.—Marguerite ...BR 8-2485 Wllford Coulilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Harold McKnight, Coldwater Stole Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mprjorle BR 8-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther -BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara -BR 8-5891 Gust C. Borondt, 178 Falrifeld Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Rev, Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann... BR 8-5585 BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COtiiW^TiR r1d¥SrY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. . . Torg Skabo was born June 26, 19dU at Perth, North Dakota a tovm with a fiopulation of 153 • He graduated fron Bisbee High School, and received his degree from the University of North Dakota in Business Administration in 1929. on September 2h) 1933. He was married to Nellie Dehrenn They have one daughter, Peggy, now married. He was, for many years, with Gamblers Conpany and worked in South Dakota, Michigan, Montana, Minnesota and came to Coldwajier in 19?1 as local manager of the distribution center* He retired from the company several years ago, and now operates, a fleet of trucks deliver ing their merchandise. He served in the U.S. Army from 19lil to NovemVjer, 19hS being discharged as a major after service in th;3 United States, North Ireland, England, France and Germany, He belongs to the .\merican Legion, Elks and attends the Presbyterian Church. His favorite foods are steaks, LUTFISR and JULEKAKE. He dislikes nutmeg. He has a peculiar foot condition often found in bogtrotting Irishman but rare among Norwegians. Here we go againj The Club voted by a large margin to have another minstrel next year. We are gluttons for nunishmont but thrive on it. It appears now that the Club will clear al.out $1800 from the three performances given this year. This should help with the park development. We are glad Carl Vinton is back ^Jith us again. Just before he was discharged from the hosnital his Rotary Ann reported he was improving and griping about the food. Food gripes are a sure sign of getting well. We hear Clyde VJilliams flew their new plane to Jefferson City, Mssouri on business recently. Happy landings, David Dean, Dale's son, is improving at the Health Center. m. We are glad, ^ From the newspaper reports Seton Bovee and Duke Davidson must have had a whale of a good time living high on the hog during their recent trip to Washington, D.G,, fishing on Chesapeake Day but no luck. have everything, ButI Well you can't Maybe Duke does because he is leaving Thursday, June 8, for a week's fishing in Canada above Quebec. He is going with a group of publishers. Your editor is leaving Grayling next Tuesday for a canoe trip down the AuSable with his son. How far? ^^til we have blisters on our hands. Next week Conrad Swart has Bonnie Berry of the Coldwater Fire Department with a film on prevention. This week Fred Anderson presented C. D. Lavrrence of Cincinnati who discussed automation.and its effect on business, Next~week's bulletin is to be written by Ellen Jo Davidson and Valerie Dean since your editor won't be here. Many thanks to them. Those who indulge, usually bulge. RAY =- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER . it QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES John Dean, Chairman COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance — Fritz Von Aken, 1960-T961 Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS — President Club Bulletin — OUANE E. DAVIDSON Viee-Presldent Seton Bovee, Ray Mulehohey, Paul Hurley. JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer Fellowship — Russell Mooro, Harold FRED WEEKS Asst. See. - Treos. Goodholm, John Walker. DIRECTORS • - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Fred Anderson, Robert Nagte, Werner Van Aken. Board of Directors Meetings 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 28-W. Willioms. Axner Olson, Chairmen Mareh-1961 September—1960 Community Safety — 14—8. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6~G. Owers. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. 21—J. Etsweiler. 26—A. Musser. Boys and Girls Week— Dale Dean, Charles Flske. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Richard Moore, James April-1961 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Keith Peorce, Douglas IB—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. Woodward. 25-0. Dally. 25-L. Wise. Student Guests — at 12:T5 P. M. Rotan Special — At the call of the President. Information — Sergeant-ot-Arms — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. President, Rotary Intemationai, SERVICE Internationoi Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary IntemaHonal, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Robert Howtey, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigon Allemler. Intornolionai information — 30—No Meeting. December-1960 June-1961 6—A. Rice Neer. 27—F. Anderson. Internotionoi Student Proieets- . 3—R. Patterson. KeilS, Wayne Way. 10-^. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Owers. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20-8. Howiey. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 Kenneth Putnom, M. A. Me- John Etsweiler, George Robert Sweet. 23—D. Dean. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmos. Rotory Foundation - Competitor Relations — 9-J. Woldron. 16—C. Swart. 13—R. Mulehohey. Butterfield. Jolley. Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — 2—H. Goodholm. 29—A. Butterfield. 6-F. Kennoth Leavenworth, Al William Bobier, Sontford J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas May-1961 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomos. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. 18—K. Putnam. 8—Rotary Foundation. Public Information — INTERNATIONAL 4—W. Couiilard. November—1960 1—D. Shomo. Olmsted. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, 13-F. Weeks. October—1960 4-T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. Scholarship Awards — Richard Birlngcr, Kenneth Boya Wiggins. 7—K. Leavenworth. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb, Vocational Guidance — Duane Davidson. "TW^ular — First Thursday of each month 7-W. Treot. 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. Axner Olson. Program — February—1961 COMMUNITY SERVICE Rural Urban — Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, John Etsweiler, Chories Schmitt Membership — Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist ROTARY PROGRAMS 2~F. Culy. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les and Harvey Bent. August-)960 9~G. Collins. Warren Williams. Classification — 1960-1961 Four ?/ay Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION Employer-Employee Relations — Robert Ylngjing, Croig Sebatd. CLUB SERVICE July-196t 4—No Meeting. 17—S. Jolley. 11—R. Toupalik. 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. 18-W. Bobier. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Jomcs F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR 8-5^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn BR 8-^33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Phone No. BR 8-63S6 BR 8-2947 Harold McKnlght, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys ...BR 8-6278 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marlorie BR 8-6821 Riehord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret OUANE DAVIDSON, Program Cholrmon — Telephone BR ^8609 BR 8-80B6 BR 8-5386 Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna BR 8-2539 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ..-BR 8-6546 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro---. -BR 8-5891 Gust C, Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine .—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha_. . George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 9-9360 .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 C, Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Bronch-Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget.. Croig Sebald, R. R..No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 6-2451 BR 8-5006 BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert E. Shaw," 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Wllford Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone-Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foiier, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy Robert Howiey, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5909 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyee.-BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-2790 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise... BR 8-5842 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-G1odys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Phone No. BR 6-55B5 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice Clyde Williams, R, R. No. I-Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia—LoMoIne Del Wise, 45 Mopio Lane—Pat BR 8-2710 BR 3-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R, No. 2-Celia BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward. 163 Marshall St.—Polly HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Mcrsholl Rd.— BR 8-4086 BR 8-2288 Roth Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, .Dorrance hd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI,—Elzora J BR 8-6311 Riehord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—. BR 8-4198 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 6-6850 BR 8-2261 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold, loke— Eileen BR 8-5556 Suzanne Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva .. BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen BR B-6730 BR 8-5554 rf The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR I[>®01 rS: J'REDERICK Hv WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS^INCl by ROTARY CLUB of CGLDWATER COLDWATER, MICH. ri•3& 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS BR 8-2364 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione BR 8-4350 £, Byron Thomas, 58 N, Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Raipn Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- Meeting Time: BR 8-5033 BR 8-6316 Conrod Swort, 471 Meushall St.—Gertrude BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 COLDWATER, BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St, Douglos Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct,—Ruth Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Published BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis WELCOME �Profits Mosi Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan « % The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 25, I96I John Wm, Eisweiler Jr« was born in Philadelphia August^^'lB, 1919 and graduated from Sharon Hills High School in 1937» He attended Drexel Institute for li years, later receiving a B,S. degree from the University of Oregon in 19U7* He received his Masters degree in Hospital Adminis tration from Northwestern University in 1950. From 1950-5l he was an assistant at Maiden Hospital in Boston, 1951-52 with Standard Oil and 1952-55 at the Hospital in Van Wert, Ohio. He came to Coldwater in 1955 and since then has been administrator of the Community Health Center. He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps being discharged as a 1st Lieutenant in 19U6. He married Lucile Oliver on June 30, 19iiii at Philadelphia. They have one son, John III, 12 years old. The family attend the Lutheran Church. He likes all food except green peppers. His hobbies are golf and woodworking. His wife buys his neckties. We have just learned that the Williams have a new four place Beechcraft Bonanza. We did not know it but apparently Chuck Woodward has been deceiving the Club, or at least not telling us of his talents since the Club has selected him to drive an ostrich in a race to be held during the ii-H Fair. Does anyone want to start a "book"? We are sorry to hear that Harold Hill's Rotary Ann, Hermoine, is in the Community Health Center and has b^en quite ill. Following is a letter to President Don from Ed Holtz, "Dear Don: Please express my sincere appreciation to the entire Club for the marvelous cooperation which they gav§ J;o the 1961 Rotary Minstrels, it was a real pleasure to work with the Club. The *6l End Men, Bob Sweet and Doug Woodward, were especially helpful, also Sanford Jolly. Kindest i^egards^ hope it was worthwhile and that all people concerned benefited - Cordially Ed Holtz." We believe Ed deserves the gratitude of the Club for the fine job he did. It isn't often you work a fellow as hard as Ed was wbrked and then have him thank you, Guvarie CoffMan, ^it was announced on Tuesday, was to be honored at a tea on Thursday^ May 25, in the civic room of the Southern -Michigan National Bank. Chick Kennedy, Duke Davidson, John Dean and your editor attended the District 636 Club assembly on Monday at Sturgis at which Ken Beagle of Grand Ledge, the incoming District Governor, was presented. On Tuesday the Club had as guests the top students from St- Charles and Coldwater High Schools. Judi^ Kiblloski, Louise Ch-:-ir-a, Kathleen Kelly, Patricia Gaglio and Carol Waligara from St., --.ad Martha Gay, Judy From, Helen Strang, Carol Sager, Joanne McKee,- Rosemary Ray, Geva Burkovskis, Karen Burrows, Ted Tomkins and Quentin Scheidler from Coldwater High School added a great deal to the meetang. We note the London Rotary Club just raised its annual dues to 13 pounds 10 shillings from 12 pounds 10, If you want to be famous invent a woman's shoe larger on the inside than the outside. ■ray You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. AlBiON — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. 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nilelluB bulC ,esiW retseL .saerT - .ceS .tssA SKEEW DERF rerusaerT niMHCS SELRAHC yraterceS YDENNEK .A NHOJ tnediserp-eciV NOSDIVAD .E ENAUD tnediserP SIRRAH .M DLANOD .RO .wahS treboR 1691-0691 ,nekA naV ztirF — noitacifissalC NOITCElE YB SRECIFFO .smailliW nerroW ,yluC derF ,yllaD nilO — ecnodnettA .eciR lA ,drawdooW selrahC — tseT yoW ruoF namriahC ,naeD nhoJ dlobeS giorC ,gnilgniT treboR — snoitaloe eevotpma-reyolpmE ECIVRES BULC SEEHIMMOC .HCIM FO ,RETAWDLOC BULC YRATOR �' May 17, 1961 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below* Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Fred Neer Major Classification Minor Classification Office Appliances, Equip- Office Equipment ment and Stationery Retailing Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary (The Classification Committee and the Board of Directors do not believe that there is any conflict in the classification assigned to Fred Neer and the classification already held by Wilford C. Couillard. Wil Couillard's classification is - Major - Office Appliances and Supplies, Minor - Retail Stationery.) �:fe ::-C b;'-T JM. i i'XXXX',- X^.yl'r,',-X: ■■ ■ O XXyi •rrrli^i' 3-fir V XX+ y-TC,!X.X 'X-,. X,;' X ?<£:•; ivjli; -y'fij y; x'^do VrxA JyrflO •J 'a 'r a' = • .yX' 'i .,y'i.-Ai'< A -•■ -' ■ • X ■•. ? . X r . ■ < v..I.' . ".r-V'i" •' :■> X X" Xy X a: xx; - ...... xV • k<-i:y'-ok: -'■ = •" ;• ■';: i •" vb.v-*.d i :--.. c/k k X : :-i:. ri ; • : X:.. -'.-r:;' • x a-.^'t h .5v.O -/-y/v j i -;,j - 'V;: .• .r U.3;0^ ■ ,:. ■' h e-.-Ar.;;? ^ y -"•n r.:; ■ , v^-. ^ ■ •, bAiXXi ,: .'vrr>. ) dv;> f:yDX^ ■ .Yi . b Iiiijc0 . T;- i: i/r;cAi ;• ■j-.i y i:^ y •'. .':V' - 'i^^v ^-^y- \ . ■^ ■z^:-HO i'lrvr]-: �"fl'e Profits Most W'ho Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 19> 196l Dr» Donald Harris, the present president of Coldwate^Rotary Club, was born December 8, 1910 in Council Bluffs, Iowa the son of Neil and Jessie Hands, He graduated from Lewiston Idaho High School, and from the University of Nebraska School of Medicine in 193^* He also has a Master*s Degree in Public Health from the University of Michigan in 19U0, He married his Rotary Ann, Pansy, on June 12, 1936 at Omaha, They have two children; Janice and Neil« He started in public health work in Iowa in 1939, worked in Chippewa County Michigan 1940-191+8, Gary Indiana 191+819^1, and came to Dranch-Hillsdale Health Department in 19^2, He served two years in the medical corps of the U,S, Army being discharged as a major, one year with the High Commissioner of Germany, His family attend the Methodist Church. One of his hobbies is basketball, and he attends most of the Coldwater games. He was formerly a member of the LeMers Iowa Rotary Club, Gordon Schlubatis, former Coldwater Rotarian here on leave from Turkey, was a guest of the Club and was greeted by many old friends. Dale Dean is program chairman for next week, and he tells us that it is student recognition week and we are to have as our guests the ten top students from the Coldwater High School, and the ton five students from St, Charles High School, He is nresenting a speech by Earl Nightingale of Chicago. From his report of Mr, Nightingale his speech should be worth while. For once ladies night was a sell out for the dinner and program at SnhuTers in ^rshall, Dick Moore, the chairman, tells us that there were 82 present, Dick deserves a tip of the hat for the fine job he did, and the success of the event. The Club members "coughed up," |i66,00 to help defray the expense of cleaning up the Tibbetts'Theater. The early leavers list is getting large again with nine signed up, and several left who had not signed up. At the time of writing this bulletin, Wednesday A.M., have just learned that Carl Vinton was admitted to the Health Center Tuesday evening, W© hope he is soon out and about again, Tuesday*3 program chairman was Duke Daipldson who presented "Tom" Collins our new city manager, Tom proceeded to enlighten us regarding city government, taxes, expenditures, etc. It was one of the best programs presented to our Club in a long while, Rotaiy members can usually he depended upon to do a good job when they have a j to do. A tip of the hat to Tom, Did you know that the pioneering work for crippled children in Michigan was started by the Rotary Clubs, Here is a gem contributed by Will Couillard, "T-ls better to have loved a short girl, than to never loved a tall^" RAX You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS -- Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice, August—1960 Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Olln Dolly, Fred Culy, Clossification — Fritz Von Aken, 1960 -1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Vice-Presldent Secretory Treasurer Asst. See. - Treos. DIRECTORS • • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Club Lester Wise, 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. Morch-1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21—J. Etsweller. Community Safety — Paul Hurley. Crippled Children — 7—K. Leavenworth. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Seton Bovee, Roy Mulehahey, Richard Moore, James Woodward. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Warner Van Aken. 27—Governor's Visit. October—1960 4-W. Couillord. 4—T. Skabo. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urban — 11—F. VanAken. 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pearce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. Woodward. 25-0. Dally. 25-L. Wise. Student Guests — Axner Olson. INTERNATIONAL Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. International Contacts — General Secretary, Rotary Intemotional, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois International Information — Clyde Williams, Chairman International Student Proleets — JuRe-1961 Allemier. 27-A. Olson.. July-1961 4—No Meeting. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotary Foundation • John Etsweiler, George . Owers. Robert Sweet. 20—8. Hawley. 3—R. Patterson. Keith, Wayne Way. Competitor Relations — 6—A. Rice 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night.. January—1961 Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Robert Hawley, Chester T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan December—1960 30—No Meeting. 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier, Santford Jolley. Buyer-Seller Relations — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International 23—D. Dean. 13—R. Mulehahey. 20—C. Woodword, Merry Xmps. Butlerfield. VOCATIONAL SERVICE J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 22—B. Thomas. 29-A. Butterifeld. 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth, Al 5ergeont-at-Arms — Carl VInton, Conrad Swart, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, SERVICE John Elsweiler, Jr., Chairman Roto^ Information — Special — At the call of the President. 9-J. Waldron. 16—C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. Public Information — at 12:15 P. M. 2—H. Goodholm. 8—Rotary Foundotion. Olmsted. E. Bvron Thomas, Rdy Fox, Boya Wiggins. May-1961 November—1960 1—D. Shorno. Richard Birlnger, Kenneth Duane Davidson. Regulor — First Thursday of each month Aprli-1961 Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Voealionai Guidance — Program — 28—A. Musser. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. McComb. ner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Schmilf Membership — Board of Directors Meetings 26-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Bulletin — Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 21-W. Way. 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Folr. Boys and Girls Week — Dole Deon, Charles FIske. Goodholm, John Walker. and Harvey.Bent. 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 2-F. Culy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Robert Shaw. Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Williams. Ax- February—1961 PROGRAMS 9-G. Collins. Warren Willioms. OFFICERS 8Y ELECTION ROTARY 17-S. Jolley. 11—R. Toupallk. 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Peorce. 18-W. Bobier. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee -to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Choirman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson,. 46 Maple Lane-Kafhryn BR 8-«33 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marlorie BR 8-6821 William' A. Mllnes, 150 Grand Sf.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 . Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfteld Dr.—Josephine ...BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma--BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo.-BR 8-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro BR 8-6517 Oonold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R- No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.-Alleen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. luse, R. R." No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261 j;-* 'U ../•p Phone No. Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stole Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys. .. BR 8-6278 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan BR 9-9492 'Boyd C. Wiggins. 58 Division St.—Phyllis Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall'St.—Edna BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Willioms, Bafavia—loMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha. ...BR 8-5078 ... ..BR 9-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-rGraee BR 8-2979 Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.-Detia BR 8-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2~Beatriee BR 8-4159 BR 8-4424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.—Ruth Robert 'G. Yingling, 21 Scoil—Natalie Kepnefh. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ... BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis ,-.BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 C..AIden St.—Berget . BR 8-5714 Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.. BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand'St.—Ann . ... BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise ..BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nel1le ..BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.-Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce "Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marlon. BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia..BR 8-2841. Rolpn Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— Rleen - .. . BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— i Suzanna . HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— ;; .--.Tl*" ri--' Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione I.l John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 ■ T'-. , .syj' : ^ v. ■ :G V". Slfc. 34.66 n- -Ttror .' COLDWA": T' JULY FREDERICK H. WEEKS 'QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine-.. BR 8-4198Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 CENTEIMNI COLDWATER, BR'8-22S8 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd,, Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora ■ -I p.^" The COLDWATER f" oc.-'i' ry Meeting Time; BR 8-4086 BR 8-2864 Roth 'J- . -TT' Published BR 8-5033 t*' : • 0 ■\<otary REFLECTOR BR 9-9.428 BR 8-6393 .TT ■ ''I ■' Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 r •'.-..f' '^--y i' [ :'y. w.-jA. V"--' I'yG , Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-5554 'ti" rp-;'/'.,.,..- T-:;- op-rr.-rk; BR 8-2710 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-CBlla Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-6341 . ..BR 8-6161 BR 8-5494 BR 8-8233 Bron. EM 9-4024 .... BR 9-9495 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .BR 8-5996 .•;>j li Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken. 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ... BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-G!adys BR 8-4243 Carl F. VInton, 1B2 E. Chicago St.—Alice .. . ..BR 8-2128 i i NAME 4. - -i- MICH. INC 2 P0ST«t3<t �*He Profits Mo'st Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 12, 1961 Charles Richman Bacon, was born December 22, 192U in Chicago, Illinois. When just a small boy he moved to Detroit, and graduated from the High land Park High School in June, 19k2. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Michigan in June, 19ii5 and his M.D. degree from the University of Chicago in March, 19^9. He interned at Alameda County Hospital at Oakland California, 19ii9-5l, and then had a residency in surgery at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit 1951-56, He served as a captain in the U.S. Medical Corps, 1953-55, serving in the U.S. and Austria. He was married on May 10, 1952 to Marjorie Ann Dean in Detroit. They have four children) Katherine 8, Thomas 6^, Carol 5^ and Eric 32* belongs to the Bon Ami Club, Elks, Coldwater Country Club, American College of Surgeons, and is a Diplomate of the /juerican Board of Surgery. His family attends the Methodist Church, and his hobbies are photography and travel. Don*t forget next Tuesday night is ladies night. Break down for once and take the little woman out to Schulers. She will appreciate it, and you will be the "lover boy." Regular meeting next Tuesday noon, your editor has been unable to find out what the program will be. On Thursday your editarian spoke to the Albion Rotary Club. They had about ti5 members present, "but the singing was about what you wo^d expect from 20 Coldwater Rotarians. The Coldwater Club is still the "singingest Club in the U.S.A." - ■ ■ - Your president, Don Harris, attended a Public Health meeting in Grand Rapids this week. Our two newspaper men I understand are at a hideaway up near^^Baldwin. ^hey left Thursday and won't be back until Saturday night. Your editor tried to find out what "gave" but did not gather much news. Don't forget the District Assembly May 21 22 at Sturgis. Go if you can. The Club on Tuesday, with Jess Waldron on program, saw the slides taken by Warren Williams"on his recent trip to Alaska where he bagr.ed a polar bear. We wonder where Warren is going next? Will it be a walrus, a roadrunner, a wolverine, or maybe just rabbits? This week is history. May 6, V.E. Day 19hS» May 9 - I^rrd flew over the North Pole, 1926, May 10, First Transcontinential R.R. in 1869, and on May 11 Minnestoa was admitted as a state in 1853, May 12 the Chicago ^ VJorld's Fair opened in 1893, and May 13 the Mexican War was declared in 181^6, May lii, Jamesto^iin Virginia was founded in l607- The Rotary Fouhdatloh yjas Started 'in X9U7 as « mem-alal to Paul H^ris, the founder of Rotaiy* It provides scholarships for graduate students in countries other than their own® Each club is as^.ed to contribute 110.00 for each member. The latest thing in clothes? It is a woman hurrying to an appointment. ibiY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Employde Relation* — 1960-1961 Four Woy Tost — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. August—1960 2-F. Culy. Robert YInglIng, Craig Sebold. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Olin Dally, Fred Culy, Classification — Fritz Von Aken, 1960 >1961 OR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Viee-Prasidenl Secretary Treasurer Asst. Sec. • Treas. Lestor Wise, 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. March—1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21—J. Etsweiler. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Community Safety — Club Bulletin — Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. Seton Bovee, Roy Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Crippled Children — Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Mogosine — Charles Bacon, les Rural Urban — DIRECTORS - • Or. Donald Karris, Duane . . Woodward. Keilh Pearce, Douglas Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams..Ax-, Woodward.. ner Olson, John Etsweilor, Charles SthmlH Membership — Fred Anderson,' Robert Nogle, Student Guests — and Harvey Bent. Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist Progrdm — ^^Tffgular — First Thursday of eacK month Olmsted. INTERNATIONAL International Contacts — ' Kenneth Leavenworih, Al 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 20—C. Woodyrand, Merry }(mas. 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier, Santford Joliey. International Student Projects — Clyde Williams, Choiman . . Buyer>Seller Relations — Robert Hawley, Chester- Kenneth Putnam, M. A. McKeith, Woyne Way. Robert Sweet. 13—D. Moore, Ladles' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27—A. Olson. Juiy-1961 January—1961 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jclley. Rotary' Foundation - Governor, 636 District, Rotary International Competitor Relations 6-iA. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. ' Ihlernational Information — Allemler. T. John Reed, Bun' Oak, Michigan 23—D. Dean. 29—A. dutterifeld. 6^F. Neer. ButterfiDlfr.- Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart.* VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary Intemational, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois SERVICE 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Sergeont-at-Arms — J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales^ Texas 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 16^C. Swart. - 8—Rotary Foundation. Richard Blringer, Kenneth Ernest-W. luse, Ray ritts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, May-1961 1—D. Shorn©. E. Byron Thomas; Ray Fox,: 25-0. Dally. 25-1. Wise. Public Information — Rotary Informotlen — Special — At the call of the President. 18—K. Putnam. 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. Vocational Guidonce — Boya Wiggins. ot 12:15 P. M. 4—W. Couiilard. II—D. Wise, Children's Party. 4-T. Skabo. 11-F. VanAken. November—1960 ' Duane Davidson. Board of Directors Meetii>g;s Apirl-1961 October—1960 Axner Olson. Aken. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. MeComb. Goodholm, John Walker. 7—K. Leavenworth. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Fellowship — Russell Moore, Haro.ld Warner Van 7-W. Treat. 14-R. YIngling. 21-W. Way. 9-0. Collins. Robert Shaw. February—1961 COMMUNITY SERVICE Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS John Etsweiler, George .24—ies Woodward. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. ; 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupalik. 13-W. Bobier. '' 25—K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details^. DUANE DAVIDSON, Progrom Chairman - Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phoite No. NAME BR 8-S3TO Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 8R 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Chester I. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater—Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn BR 8-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marjorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Blringer, 58 :N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara-. BR 8-5891 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice Robert Nagle, 162 Morsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine BR 8-8546 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 BR 8-5234 BR9-9471 l.BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8*6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court—Gladys Edison Ct.—Lorraine Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. I-Wllmo Warren Wlllioms, Balavia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Mople Lone—Pot BR 8-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofolle Conrad Swart, 471 Marshal! St.—Gertrude Roth Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora Eileen BR 8-5556 Suzanna BR 8-5554 John Walker, 33 Daughsrty-Gretchan -.1 i'-P - ^ ^ . WT • ••'T ■* v-, ,r„; rr s y- ,, The COLDWATER See. 34 Notary REFLECTOR ow. A /: o- r; 1 • IS6! "J I PRSDERXCK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, BR 8-5033 MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 8R 8-4086 BR 8-2864 BR 8-6311 '>■ Published BR 9-9428 BR 8-6393 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.. BR 8-4198 f- • ; " ' BR 8-5033 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 3-5412 Webster'Treot, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— 'i; • BR 8-4424 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 BR 8-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—VirginioL.BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W.' Chicago— .BR 8-2261 .. BR 9-9495 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S.^Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Flske, R.R. No. 2, 73! Marshall Rd.- Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 •; ■ • BR 8-^94 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia BR 8-5714 . Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie • BR 8-4229 BR 8-4159 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-5006 . BR 6-4435 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth Royd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-4243 88 8-2128 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR'8-2451 Rolsert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy. BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maplo' ldrie—Emily .. ...BR 8-6850 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor . BR 8-2790 BR 8-6517 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.-Alleen BR 8-6687 Santford Joliey, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-^71 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 6-6341. E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-5942 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia BR 8-6278 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita . BR 6-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. BR 8-2930 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Phono No. Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl.F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retho.. .. BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K, Peorce, 97 Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann .. . BR 8-5585 William A. Mlines, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite -BR 8-2485 BR 8-5078 ..BR 8-5386 NAME BR 8-6386 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peori St.—Lila Wilford Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-.BRB-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. CTorko Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane;. Phone No. BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert BulterField, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmc ..BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara Address and Rotary Ann James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura COI4DWATER, MICH. INC BR 8-6730 �Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. I lay 3 9 1961 Seton Uovce was born April 18, 1907 o Uertrude Chaeelle ijovce. He is the son of Cornelius and He graduated from iidrian High School in 192U, and on august 30, 1930 was married to Clara iicKeighan at Adrian, liichigan. They have tw(; children Seton Jr., a teacher at Coldwater High High School, and Natalie Hovee Hudson of btevenville. His first newspaper ^oh was with the Pontiac Press. He came to Coldwater in 1930? and has been with the Coldwater Daily Henortcr since that tineo He is affiliated vith the Episcopal Church, and enjoys sports of all kinds. He deserves "a tip of the hat" for his excellent reporting of sports events© meat and Favorite foodsiar?:) potatoes. Don*t forget Ladies Hight^, Laj'- 16, at bchulers in harsliall. has some dol^ on George Dick iloore Sraith, and froo T;hat he tells us, the :^y is terrific. Cettor break down and give the "little woman" a ni'ht out. lake your reservation next week. Next week's program with Jess Waldron as chainviaa will present Warren Williams and slides of his recent trip to Alaska. V7e are glad to see Guvarie Coffman is out of the hospital and back with us again] District Governor, T. John Reid of Burr Oak, gave us a surprise visit Tuesday. The Nominee for President for Rotary International for 1962-^3 Is Nitish C, Laharry of Calcutta, India? A new president will be elected in Tokyo at the 1961 Convention. The Rotary Minstrel has come and gone,'and from all the comments that one hears it was "a howling success." We only hope we come out with sufficient profit to finance the park project to i^ich the Club is dommitted. Many Rotarians may wonder in thess troubled times: about the extension of Rotary. Here is some dope from July 1, i960 to April 1$, 1961: 200 new Clubs have been admitted. More than Membership has increased 5U00 to a tot.a of 50UOOO with Clubs in three new countries, Gabon, Reunion and Somolia. There are now 10,877 Clubs© Did you know that the government of Indonesia ordered the dissolution of of all Rotary Clubs in that country by March 27? 'PP-P a happening is to be sincerely regretted since it strikes at the very foundation of Rotary, the Ideal of Service© Rotarian, H. J. Stoddard of Lansing, vras pr-esent-ed by Mirold Goodholm as the speaker of the day. He told us of a veiy intd-.^esting and revealing trip that he and his Rotary Ann took last summex' to iivps.la-, Congratulation Harold, on an excellent speaker, Don*t forget the District Assembly at Sturgis or. Ll\. ... =i:d '.^2-, Thought for the day - No man goes ahead of his !:<-me //'xless the boss is away, lig.f You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relations — COMMinEES Robert Yinglinp, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — Chorles Woodwoid, A! Rice. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, Lester Wise, Axner Olson, Chairman 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. March-1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urbon. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21—J. Etsweller. 27—Governor's Visit. Aprli-1961 Arlo Musser, Russell Waidron. McComb. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, October—1960 Rural Urban — 4-T. Skobo. 11—F. VanAken. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. 1—0. Shorno. Olmsted. INTERNATIONAL General Secretary, Rotary International, International Information — International Student Projects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me* Keith, Wayne Way.. Robert Hawley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Ook, Michigan Allemier. July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupallk. 17-S. Jolley. 13^W. Bobier. 24—Les Woodward. John Etsweller, George Ower;. Robert Sweet. 27—A. Olson. January—1961 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotary Foundotion - Competitor Relations — 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27—F. Anderson. William Bobler, Sontford Jolley. BuyeiySeller Relations — George R. Means, Evonstdh, Illinois' 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodwaid, Merry Xmos. Butterfield. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairman June-1961 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth, Al Sergeant-at<Arms — Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 30—No Meeting. December-1960 internotional Contacts — Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIOIJAI President, Rotary International, . 23—D. Dean. 22—8. Thomas. 29—A. Butterfieid. SERVICE John Etsweller, Jr., Choirmon Rota^ Information Special - At the call of the President. 9—J. Woldron. 16—C. Swart. IS—H. Teeter. Public Information — at 12:15 P. M. 2—H. Goodholm. 8—Rotary Foundation. Richard Blrlnger, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, 25-0. Dally. May-1961 November—1960 Vocotional Guidance — Boyd Wiggins. 18—K. Putnom. 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. Axner Olson. Duane Davidson. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Keith Pearce, Douglas Student Guests — Program — 4—W. Couiilord, Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Woodward. 28—A. Musser. 20—B. Show, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Warner Von Aken. Board of Directors Meetings 7—K. Leavenworth. Crippled Children — Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax* ner Olson, John Etswollor, Charles Schmitt Membership — ^KSguiar — First Thursday of each month' 21-W. Way. 28-W. Williams. Community Safety — Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les and Harvey Bent. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7-W. Treat. 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiskc. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President Club Bulletin — DUANE E. DAVIDSON VIee-President Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT — - Treasurer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold FRED WEEKS Asst. See. - Trees. Goodholm, John Walker. February—1961 14—R. YIngllng. 2-F. Culy. 9-G. Collins. Robert Shaw. DIRECTORS • - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Worren Williams. 1960 - 1961 ROTARY August—1960 Four Way Test — Olin Dolly, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 ' 25—K. Peorce. 31—R. Sweet. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having »ecial programs such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Progrorh Chairmen — Telephone SR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mapio Lane-Kathrvn— Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.-Rolh BR 8-M33 --—BR 8*^58 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Mariorie BR8-M21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6B43 Richard Blrlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Morgaret BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara—. BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Jos?phIne-__BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma__BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbaro BR 8.52W Wilford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe Sf.—tmogene--BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone BR 8-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-^EIlen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. BR 8-5078 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Warren Axner Otson, 336 Grond St.—Rotho.- ..... Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 BR 8-4071 Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth,^ Mapte Lane-rEinUy.—BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth— ..BR 8-2261 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Bvron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Ralph Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen i-.'- •'•.5 ' .>•. h-. V .ri> - 'i-. ; BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 BR 8-2288 III-;. VT.;;jk :/• ..r^; T' ij fi" J'.. , .j,;!.}"'"Y**-' • • 5 • r • ■: U. .••5 r—Tr" -V The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. Notary REFLECTOR :-,COLDWA I I Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: p.m., BR 8-2864 I"--.-'. .-IC 12:15 BR 8-4086 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore,.244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Eivo ..BR 8-5412 Johh Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen . BR 8-6730 - VISITING Scott-Natalie Ruth ; ■ ,1 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly- Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.- BR 8-5556 ..''.'O? l'*' : ^} BR 9-9495 Robert G- Yingling', 21 : .' -l t Bron. EM 9-4024 Guvorrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna BR 8-5554 llL'•''L"'''L BR 8-8238 i HONORARY MEMBERS Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita _ BR 8-8318 .j BR 6-4229 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth... .. BR 9-9428 BR 8*5006 BR 8-2930 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Lester F. Wise, R'. R, No. 2-Cella BR 8-2979 Branch—Phyllis Batavia—LoMoino Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 tCenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-—Eleanor... BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451- Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Williams, Del Wise, 45 Maole Lone—Pat BR 9-9360 BR 8-5714 BR 8-6687 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1-Wllmo George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.-Aileen BR 8-2128 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.-Edno .....:..BR8-2539 BR 8-4243 . BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice . —BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Phone No. BR 8-5585 Carl F. Vinton, 162 E. Chicago St.—Alice.. Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St,—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bealriee Boyd C. Wiggins 58 Division St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . BR 8-6517 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-Glodys Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys — BR 8-6278 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore NAME Address end Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann .. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Lauro BR 8-6386 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 - FREDERICK H. irtNTENh JU'LY 2-8 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COIiDISfATER, MICH. MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME .K- �"He Profits Most Wko'Serves BesP^ The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. April 27, 1961 Harold Goodholm was born February l6, 1900 at Oklahoma City. attended high school in that city, and graduated from Oklahoma A & M College in 1921;. He served in the U.S. Navy durin.;; World War I as a yeoman aboard a submarine tender. He was married to Lanore Caldwell on September 23, 1923• They have one daughter, Janet, now married and living in California. He first joined the Stillwater Oklahoma Rotary Club on March 8, 1923, and had about 32 years of perfect attendance. He prefers red neckties with a smaD. figure, likes fishing, basket and football. Sullivan show. Favorite T.V. program is the Ed He belongs to the American Legion, Barber Shop Quartot & attends the Episcopal Church. He reports his favorite foods are chicken and cherry pie. WOT HOPPENl Coldwater Rotary attendance in March hit the skids. For the first time your editor recalls we were below the District average, which was 90,32^. Our averar^e was 89cliO^, and we were 31st in U? clubs. Lets not have it happen again. This date is correctl The District Assembly will be held at Sturgis, May 21 k 22. This meeting is set un particularly for the indoctrination of new presidents and officers. It is to be held in the Sturges-Young Auditorium. Kenneth T. Beagle, Superintendent of Grand Ledge Schools, is the Governor Nominee for 1961-62. 5e'has'been a Rotarian for 15 years, and has been active in the Club as well as very active in community affairs. He should make a good governor. Robert A, Luse, PhD., son of Ernie Luse, was a guest of the Club, He visited in Coldwater enroute.to Puerto Rico where he is to be an Associate Scientist in the Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, This Center is supported by the Atomic Energy Commission. Dr. Luse will The following Rotarians attended the District Conference at Kalamazoo on Sunday, April 23, anc^iioward Teeter airf Chick attended the Monday meeting. 'Wilma Kennedy Wilma Kennedy, together with other Rotary Ann^s numbering 1U5, attended a big "Whing Ding" at Gull Lake. Last Tuesday Olxn Dally as program chairman presented Pat Niel of Kenya who told us of farming and life in that co.;nii7-, illustrating his talk with slides ^ VJe know more now than We about life in Africa. Don^t be an early leaver next week. Harold Goodholm has secured as his speaker Rotarian HowairJ J. Stoddard, Preside.*":, of Michigan National Bank of Lansing, who will tell us of a reoe.r trip that he and his Rotary Ann took to Russia. Here is xlie "dor-e right from the feed box." When a woman auto driver sticks her arm out of tnc car window, you can be sure of one thing. The window is open. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. : �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relotions — Robert'Yingilnsr Craig Sebold. COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. Four Woy *est — John Dean, Chairmen Attendance — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. ., Classification — Fritz Van Aken, DR.. DONALD M. HARRIS Presidenf DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY Viee'-Pwsident Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS — Treasurer - - , Lester Wise, Club Bulletin — 21-W. Way. Axner Olson, Chairmon 23-E. Luse. March-1961 September—1960 Community Safety — 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21-J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. 7—K. Leovenworth. Richard Moore, James Fellowship — October—1960 . DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Horris, Duane Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Sehmift Membership — Rural Urban — .4—T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. and Harvey Bent. Student Guests — Fred Weeks, Ralph ToupaliV. Charles Bacon, Les Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Warner Von Aken. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Keith Pearee, Douglas 18-^R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. 25-1. Wise. ' ' November—1960' - Richard Biringer, Kenneth INTERNATIONAL Boycl Wiggins. Rotan Special — At the call of the President. Informotlon — International Information — -December—1960 June-1961 International Student Projects-7 Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Buyer-Seller Relations — . Keith, Wayne Way. Robert Kowley, Chester Competitor Relations 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—8. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundation • Ailemler. 6—A. Rice 27—F. Anderson.. Jolley. Clyde Williams, Chairman T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Miehigon 30—No Meeting. 20—C. Woodwoi^, Merry Xmas. Wlliiom Bobier, Sontford Governor, 636 District, Rotary Interriational 29-A. Eutterifeld. 13—R. Mulchahey. Butterfleld. VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary IntemaHonal, George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois 16—C. Swart. 23—D. Dean. 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leovenworth, Al Carl.Vinton, Conrad Swart. President, Rotary International, SERVICE International Contacts—• Sergeant-at-Arms — J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas. . 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chalrchan- . Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL May-1961 ■ 15—H. .Teeter. 22—B. Thomas.. Olmsled. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, at 12:15 P. M. . 8—Rotary Foundation. Public information — ^"It^uiar — First Thursdoy of each month ' 18—K. Putnam. 25-0. Dally. 1—D. Shgrno. Vocational Guidance — Duane Davidson. Board of Directors Meetings 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Woodward. Axner Olson. Program — April-1961 4—W. Coulllard. Scholarship Awards — Magazine — 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. MeComb. Russell Moore, Horold Goodholm, John Walker. 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burandt. Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec. • Treas. 7-W. Treat. 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Boys and Girls Week — Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Show. February—1961 14-R. YIngling. 2-F. Culy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Warren NVilliams. I960 - 1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS 9~G. Collins. Olln Dally, Fred Culy, . OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 August—1960 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupolik, John Etsweiler, George 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 95—K. Pearce. Robert Sweet. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program'chairman bf the change. Members having »eclal programs such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER-JUNE 30, I960 DIJANE DAVIDSON, Pragrertr Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 NAME Address and Rotary -Ann Phone No. Chester L. Alleinier, R. R. IS«.-5, Coldwator-Fay BR'8-5563 NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth HarPfd 'McKnight, Coldwafer Slate Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Manorio BR 8-6821 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ..BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo — BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbara BR 8:5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—tmogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Moplo Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-6127BR 8-5909 Dr. K. L. Olmsted," 70 Morshall St.—Edna Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phylll? Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget .. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann .j Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 B. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily . BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261 ■ ,1 ,7'. • T Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChTeago— .. BR 8-5556 ■ :ih r;. BR 8-8238 .. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth - .. BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly... . Robert G. Yingllhg, 21 Scott-Notolie BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske,'R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.Ruth ..., BR 8-4066 BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo—Hermione BR 8-2286 Ed Hoftz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro BR 6-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... 8R 8-4198 .Howard K, Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Oaugherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 - v- ."V. . '.'•"77 .. y-.r. vf''-. 'V. ... . Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— BR 8-2710 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, if, R. No. 2-Celia E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive-Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Eileen BR 8-4159 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. 8R 8-5842 Suzanna BR 8-5494 Warren Williams, Batovio-LoMoIne Del V/ise, 45 Mooie Lone—Pot BR 8-2930 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshalr St.—Gertrude .....BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-^Morlon BR 8-4222 ..BR 8-6687 BR 8-2126 BR 6-4229 BR 8-5714 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows R^, R. R. 2—Nellie-.BR 8-6316 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R, R, No. 2-Beatrice BR 8-5006 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 BR 3-5585 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Clyde Wiilioms, R. R. Np. 1-Wilmo BR 8-2539 Phone No. Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.-Deiio . Poyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.. BR 8-8318 BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5078 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ..BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Haneheft St.-Charlotte-,-^BR'8-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Cor! F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha .. BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .; BR 8-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ■ .i. BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth _. ... —BR 8-6161 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR8-8609 Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann _ Warner VanAken, R. R.'No. 2—Gladys Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Morshdll St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 BR 8-53B6 Seton ^vee, 171 Grand St.—Clara NAME- BR 8-6386 William'A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite .BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Phone No.. Mllford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 —-BR 8-M58 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Address and Rotary Ann James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-M33 i-r tAnj , ■ =;• *. •' r : •. 1.. v.'Ki :■ fv.' . :0:-- wt? m*. w,.;.- '.13.. ■■■ '' .fs,-': • •.r-i-.-LTf The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR ■.-) I '--- 7 " ' ^ Sec. 34.66. • :].• - •CuLUv -fj; I ■. r.r., JV. ■ ■' . CE;NTr. 1 JULY -/ - J FREDERICK H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, INC. �; "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. April 23.#, 1961. Vincent Kornstein was born in Grand Ledge, Eaton County, Michigan V. on January 19) 1913* High School in 1930. He moved to Coldwater and graduated from Coldwater He tells us he attended Hillsds^ College very briefly, and his degree was "Poor." He was married to Dorothy L. Wood in Coldwater on July 2, 1935* They have one daughter who is attending Ferris Institute in Big Rapids. He worked for Pc Lorillard Company in the sales department, and since 19ii2 has been with the Kingston Division of the Douglas Manufacturing Company. He is an Elk, a Rotarian, and plays a golf game in the thirties at the Coldwater Country Club. The family attend the Baptist Church. He says his hobby is "bear hunting" at the Land of Livin* Lodge. We hear he likes to cook, he likes all foods, but at the present time subsists on, "Metracal only." Olin Dally has the program for next woek# and has as his guest speaker Pat Nield from Kenya, Africa. He lives with tfe® Robert Smith family on the River Road at the present time. It should prove interesting. It was remarked that at the last meeting several members left early whose names were not on the early leavers list. May 16 is Idie date - Schulers is the place for ladies night, j^ick Moore tells us that ladies night is to be held at Schulers with prime ribs of beef as the food. The speaker is Mr. George V/illiam Smith, Chairman of the Department of Speech, Radio and Television at the McCormick Seminary of the UniversiV of "Chicago. He is to give an interpretation of Mark Twain with apologies to Hal Holbrook. The tariff is $10.00# Better break down and take the little woman out for that night, she deserves it after living with you through the Rotar, Minstrels. The Minstrel Chorus is to practice on Monday evening at lihS at Tibbits Theater. End men to practice Sunday, P.M. at 700, same place. Apparently some members don't know the words too well to the songs, so better do some "boning.R-"Doug Miller, "Associate director" of the Show led the siaging Tuesday, and John Dean and Clyde Williams did their routine. If indications are anything this year's show should be GOODI Warren Williams^ program chairman, presented the Reverend Clarenc® Graham, tho new pastor of the Congregational Church of Bronson. The Reverend Graham discussed the "Elements of ^^uccess" for the Club, and stressed the fact that success is quite often built on past failures. Don't forget the Rotary Conference to be held at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo on Sunday, May 23 and Monday, May 2h» Make your reservations with Duke Davidson. We are glad that Carl Vinton did not forget April 18, the day Paul Revere made his famous ride. How many-of -you-know that Paul was captured before he completed his trip?. You have reached middle age when, if figures are mentioned, you think of governmental expenditures. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK ~ Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. - �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES CLUB COLDWATER, MICH. Employer-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Chorles Woodward, Al Rice. August—1960 Robert Yrngting, Craig Sebald. SERVICE John Dean, Chairman Attendonee — Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 • 1961 DR, DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED V/EEKS Lester Wise, Robert Show. Vlee-Presldent Secretory Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Warner Van Aken. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Program— .... . Duane Davidson. Boord of Directors Meetings Mareh-1961 September—1960 14—8. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 21-J. Etsweller. 28—A. Musser. Boys and Girls Week — Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. 27—Governor's Visit. 4—W. Couillard. 4-T. Skabo. 11—D. Wise, Children's Porty. Rural Urban — 11—F. VonAken. 18—K. Putnam. Keith Peorce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. Student Guests — Axner Olson. . I^H. Teeter. INTERNATIONAL Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. President, Rotary Internatienol, Kenneth 23—D. Oeon. December—1960 June—1961 30—No Meeting. 20—C. Woodwaid, Merry Xmas. International Information — 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier, Santford Jolley. Clyde Williams, Chairman Intemotional Student Pro{ects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me- Aliemier. Keith, Wayne Way. Rotary Foundation • John Etsweller, George Competitor Relations — Robert Sweet. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mutchahey. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Robert Howley, Chester. .. '• T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. ButterReld. 6—F. Neer. Leovenworth, Ai Butterfiold. Buyer>SelIer Relations — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International SERVICE International Contacts — Sergeant-at-Arms — General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 9-J. Waldron. 16—C. Swart. 8—Rotary Foundation. ' Richard Biringer, Kenneth John Etsweller, Jr., Choirmon Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 2—H. Goodholm. 1—D..Shorn©. Olmsted. Rota^ Information — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL May-1961 November—1960 Vocational Guidonce — Eioyo Wiggins. Special — At the call of the President. April-1961 October—1960 E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, at 12:15 P. M. 13—F. Weeks. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Public Information — ^ni^ular — First Thursday of each month 7—K. Leavenworth. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Charles Bacon, Les and Harvey Bent. 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burondt. McComb. Magozine — Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Schmitt Membership — 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Crippled Children — Fellowship — Russell Moore, Horold Goodholm, John Walker. DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Selon Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Treasurer Asst. Sec. - Trees. 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Community Safety — Club Bulletin — February—1961 14—R. Yingltng. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Coly. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS Owers. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961' ' 3—R. Patterson. July-1961 4—No Meeting. 17-S. Jolley. 11—R. Toupolik. 24—Los Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. • 25-K. Peorce. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 18-W. Bobier. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. if you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman - Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone-Kothryn BR 8-W33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marjorie BR 8-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo,.BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen-— BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Vblerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Failer, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore- Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison lake BR B-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-5475 BR 8-5318 BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8840 H. Vineonf Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. ^ No. 3—Ruth.— BR 8-6850 BR 8-^61 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James.F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Roymond Mulchahey, 175.E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-5078 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Slate Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys ...BR 8-6278 Arid Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ... BR 8-8546 NAME ' Address and l^otory Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-GIadys Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Della Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beofriee Boyd C. Wirjgins. 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-5996 Chorjes Woodward. 163 Marsholl St BR 8-5033 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Douglas Woodwtrrd, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Ray Pitts; 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth .. BR 8-6161 BR 8-2539 B. K. Peqrce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Kenneth Potnom, 11 BR 8-6341 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor -.BR 8-2790 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lone-Pot Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert C. Yingiing, 21 Sfott—Natalie Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . . .. ... BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 BR 8-5714 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-6318 BR 8-2930 Guvorrle S. CofFmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo . BR 8-4086 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Donald V, Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-rLouiJe ._. BR 8-5842 Roth - BR 8-2864 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R.-2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall Stf^-Gertruds BR 8-4350 Harold T. Hill, 431 B. Chicago-Hermione Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 Art Lyon, 11 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia.-BR 8-2841 Raipn Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— Bleen BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold; loke-^ Suzanna w— ___ Park PL—Elzora John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grefehen BR 8-5554 by MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME H. BR 8-2288 BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.- BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 1 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., .. BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 FREDERICK 12:15 BR 8-4159 ...BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ipoALi COLDWATER, BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retho - Dr. {C. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams, Botovla-LaMolne totary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: BR 8-4229 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 The COLDWATER Published BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Robert Nogle, 1B2 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine -.j-.rT. 4.;'" i Phone No. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. IMC. BR 8-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club ih the U. S. A. " April'13, 1961 :0. Don Shorno was born at Alle^^an, Michigan on June 2$^ 191ii. completed grade and high school at Woodland, -IIichigan and graduated in 1932• He attended the University of Michigan, receiving his dental degree in 1939* He was married to Louise Hilbert on September 13, 1936 at Woodland, Michigan# They have two children; Don Jr., 20 years old, and now at Olivet and Janet, I6, in Coldwater High School. He served in the U*S.^ Army Dental Corps from 19l42-19U6i his service being in the United States. He belongs to the Bon Ami Club, Coldwater Country Club, Masonic Lodge and Rotaryi his hobby is golf (he puts a question mark after this)# attend the Methodist Church. fish and He says The family He says he likes all fooda^ except chicken. We have just learned that Bill Milnes and Jim McComb have resigned from the Club. We are sorry to lose them as members. At the last meeting of the board of directors the board approved of sending a boy to Camp Emory again this year. This has been and annual project of the Club. The Rotary Conference for District 636 is to be held April 23 ^ 2k at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo. The Conference starts at 2:00 P.M., Sunday afternoon and-closes with the Governor's banquet at 7:00 P.M. on Monday. The speaker for the Monday evening banquet is Joseph VJ, Hobbs, Superintendent of Schools of Mason County, Illir'jiSf His topic is, "Lost Ai^hing?" Better plan to attend and take your Rotary Ann as they have a special luncheon and program at Gull Harb^ ^ Inn on Monday, April 2li. Duke Davidson is chairman of "On to Kalami. ioo" effort. Last week's program, under th^ chairmanship of Del Wise, was for the kids of the Rotarians. Monk Watson, the magician of Colon, mystified both the kids and some of the open-mouthed dads. Monk is noi only a good magician, but an excellent entertainer, and the program was a big success. If you want to read of real service to people go back to your February Rotarian, and read the article on page 22, "Do Good Then Silently Disappear." Service to people is world wide, and not necessarily limited to the western hemisphere. How many of you know that Rotarian, Herbert J. Taylor, adopted the Four-V7ay Test in connection with the conduct of his business. Later it was adonted by Rotary International, and has had wide distribution. Many Rotary Clubs present the desk plaques to the members of High School graduating classes. How many of you can give the "Four-Way Test"? Also, how many of you can give the four objectives of Rotary? Better do some reading. Then there was Aunt Fannie who stepped on the electronic weighing machine and it said, "One at a time please 1" She was hurt. 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snoitaleR rotitepmoC 1 lanoitanretnI yratoR ,tcirtsiD 636 ,ronrevoG retsehC',yelwaH 'treboR .soerT • .ceS .tssA rerusaerT yroterceS SKEEW DERF niMHCS SELRAHC YDENNEK .A NHOJ tnediserP-eelV tnediserP NOSDIVAD .E ENAUD SIRRAH .M DLANOD ,RD .wahS treboR 1691 • 0691 ,nekA naV ztirF — noitacifissalC NOITCELE YB SRECIFFO .smailliW nerraW ,yluC derF ,yllaD nilO — ecnodnettA namriahC ,naeD nhoJ ECIVRES BULC SEETTIMMOC .HCIM FO ,RETAWDLOC BULC YRATOR �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U*S, A.. ' April 6, 1961 Cranston Vfilcox (our newest meriiher) was born December 31> 1912 at Hastings, Michigan, He was graduated from the Hastings High School in 1931 (We hear he was an outstanding athlete) He was graduated from University of Michigan with a BS Degree in Engineering in 1935j and received his MS Degree in Public Health Engineering in 19Uii, He was married to Dorothy Field in Chicago on August 26, 1933, They have three sonsj Rick 22, Ron 19, and Robert 17. He has been employed in Sanitary Engineering woric since 19^2 when he began with the Allegan County Health Department. He came to Coldwater in 19149, and at present is Sanitary Engineer for the Hillsdale Branch County Health District. He belongs to the Toastmaster's Club, and the Methodist Men^s group where the family go to church. He is active in Boy Scouts. He is modest, he did not tell your editor that in 19^9 he was the Sanitary Engineer of the year in Michigan, and last year vias a speaker at the Provincial Health meeting in New Brunswick. Neither did he tell us that he and his family have camped all over the United States. He says his hobbies are hunting, fishing, and reading. His Rotary Ann says he likes poetry, and the old classics. He likes sea food, but can*t stand cucumbers. Don^t forget the end men of the minstrel show practice at htOO P.M. Sunday at the Elk's Temple. The chorus at iSSfcits Theater at 7:145 P.M*, ^forriay. place, and Bob Nagle says to be there unless excused. attendance is poor. Note change in The regular Please come and "swell the chorus I" J. Ed Uland, the new secretary of the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce, was introduced by Will (not Dill) Couillard, and gave us a brief sketch of his philosophy as to how men and a community can progress. Most of our wanderers are back, all with good tans acquired in Florida, Cal-ifn-PTTiA and Hawaii^ Warren Williams did not tell US of ar^ frost bite he picked up in Alaska chasing polar bears. There are three ways a Rotary Club can-get things done. 1. Individual Rotarians, 2. By collective membership action. combination of the first two. By The Minstrel Show must be prtxluced by the third method, so do your part. Next week is Kid's day. By 3* Be there and serve. Bring your own, your girl friend's kids, your grandchildren, or some kid who has no dad. Del tTise has the program, and has arranged to present Monk Watson, the VJonderman from Colon. Sharpen up your bifocals and see if you can catch him at his tricks. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence> but is just as hard to cut. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresationol Church — Wodnetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK ~ Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Employer-Employee Relations — Robert Yingling, Croig Sebald. 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodword, Al Rice. August—1960 2-F. Culy. Warren V/illiams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, Lester Wise, 1960 . 1961 President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Club Vice-president Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. Secretary Treasurer ^ Bulletin — . 1— Asst. See. - Treos. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Willioms. Ax- March-1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6-G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21—J. Etsweiler. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. Apirl-1961 7—K. Leavenworth. Richard Moore, James Russell Moore.'Harold ' Goo'd.holm, John Walker. McComb. Worner Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgot]ist Van October—1960 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urban — 4-T. Skabo. n-F. VanAken. Keith Pearce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. Woodward. 25-0. Daily. 25-1. Wise. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupolik. Axner Olson. Npvember—1960 Vocational Guidance — 1—D. Shorno. Aken. Program —' - INTERNATIONAL Boya Wiggins. Internatioilal Contacts — Ernest W; Luse, Ray Pitts. Kenneth Leavenworth, Al Sergeant-at-Arms —. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Butterfield. - Carl Vintbn, Conrad Swart. President, Rotary International, J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales.-Texas International Information— Clyde Williams, Cholrman Robert Hawley, Chester Allemler. Governor, 636 District, Rotary Internotional December—1960 6—F. Neer. June-1961 13—R. Mulchohey. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. Robert Sweet.' 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. Januory—1961. Juiy-1961 3—R. Patterson. Kelth, Wayne Way. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. - 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupolik. 17—S. Jolley. 24—Les Woodward. 31-^R. Sweet. John Etsweiler, George , ,i' 6—A. Rice Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Rotary Foundation - Competitor Relations — T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 30—No Meeting. 27—F. Anderson.' Intemotionol Student Projects- Buyer-Seller Relations — George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 23—D. Dean. 29-A. Butterfield. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. . Wiiliom Bobier, Santford Jolley. VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretory, Rotary International, SERVICE John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rota^ Informotion — Special — At the call of the President. 2—H. Goodholm. P-J. Woldron. 16—C. Swart. 22—B, Thomos. 'E.' Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, at 12:15 P. M. May-1961 15-H. teeter. Olmsted. Public InformafTdji -r 18—K. Putnam. 8—Rotary Foundation. Richard Biringer, Kenneth Duane-Davidson. ^tegular — First Thursday of eoeh month 4—W. Coulllard. Scholarship Awords ~ Fred Anderson, Robert ■ Nagle. .Student Guests—- • Board of DIretrors Meetinsi* 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Watdron. ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Sehmitt Membership — and Harvey Bent. 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Crippled Children — Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Woodward. DIRECTORS • - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Boys and Girls Week — Fellowdilp —' February—1961 COMMUNITY SERVICE Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS PROGRAMS 9-G. Collins. Olin Daily, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Owers. 18-W. Bobier. • 25—K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule-for the year 1960-61. If you. want to chai^ge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to-bsslst with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 fIAME Address and Rotary Ann Phdlie No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwgter—Foy BR 8-5^ Jomes F. .McComb,'52 Daogheriy—Laura BR 8-6386 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann _ BR 8-5585 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kafhryn 8R 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth.: BR 8-5358 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 MNford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St;—Helen .. BR 8-2947 Horold McKnIght, Coldwater State Home—Corel BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 Raymond Molehahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice BR 8-8546 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaref Sefon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Courl-^OTadys BR 8-5386 BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Jos^hlne .—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma..BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 —BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ._BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Fuller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno BR 8-2539 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sl.-Dorolhy Fred H. Weeks, R, R, No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Worren Willioms, Batavio—LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Mapio Lone—Pot ...BR 9-9360 Lester F. Wise, R, R. No. 2—Celic BR 8-4159 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 ... BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 BR 8-2979 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth— B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorrolne Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .... BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly . . BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ... BR 8-6393 Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— BR 8-4066 BR 8-2790 - BR 8-5714 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk,—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 •Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ...BR 8-6316 Conrod Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 BR 8-4435 BR 8-5494 . BR 8-2710 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N..Circle Dr.—Grace Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyce.-BR 8-4071 BR 8-4229 Charlesi'Woodword, 163 Marshall St. C. AifrecTRice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn 8R 8-2451 Robert'E. Rumsey,- 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris — BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 George Owers,- Box 77, R. R. No. 3a-Elizobefh .. BR 8-5996 Kenneth Putnam, 11 6. Chicago St.—Eleanor BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Russell G. Waidron. iSl N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-6278 Robert Nagle, 182 A^rshall St.—Suson Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho.. Wilford Coulllard, 60-N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-BR8-6054 Warner VanAken. R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinfoii. 102 E. Chicago St.-Alice BR 8-8318 BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 . . BR 8-^33 BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Roth BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chieogo—Hermlone BR 8-2288 BR 8-6311 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance-Rd.—Arlene ..-.BR 8-8942 .Ed Holfz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke.BR 8-5091 Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—Marion BiR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora li. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6788 iBR 8-5790 BR B-8840 .BR 8-6501 Raipn Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ... BR 8-5412 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Ernest W. lose. R. R. No. 3-Roth BR 8-6850 BR 8-2261 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Eileen -. . Suianna • _ .- 1 vnr..v -Ipr.- 7 ''"l. IV. *j'T; v.;;:., - ki--:..' '■ v.-ii-iT ;■!••- • John Walker, 33 Daughorty—Gretchen o/sir-x. ,• -Pf. n- . • \ i 'T:-J • .vrjTL';..,." • " *'• ^ , BR 8-5556 • BR 8-5554 .^7;^. Jk'-y ■ i r wo t «■ T-1 • ^ Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 V" 'O-.-T"-'; .:»■ ' ri. puvJ "JOc-rrj:-.-• C r; ts-; ',!"' r--,? • T'-lJ .'v.-.u I. j p'- ..•»• I, i.; ^ The COLDWATER .V r -j;./. r.y .fpr i/TT'-• ••'■ ?. : See. 34.66, P. ' (otary REFLECTOR y.;.i ■ i.' 1 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME l30AiJl ■ FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HICH. INC. BR 8-6730 �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. i larch 30, 19^3.1 Ezra (9th t:G"eration) Byro" Thomas vias born February 22, 1901 in Hart Townshin, Oceana County. He conpleted j^rade school in Hart, and ;;-;raduated from Kent City Hi;;h bchool in 1920. He has attended Albion College, and has an A.i • and h.A* from Mortiwestern University. He has also had further {^aduato study at University of Michigan from 1938-19U5. On August 22, 1929 he was married to Virginia T. Swantusch at Three Rivers. They have two daughters, Carolyn K. (Mrs, Ray Beaven) of Gleveiand, and Gelayne >fe.rtha (Mrs. Glenn Holtz), Lincoln Park. taught in Three Rivers High School 192ii-193U, was Superintendent of He Vicksburg 193U-19liU, and since 19liii has been Superintendent of Coldwater Schools. He is a life member of National Education Association, Michigan Education Association, and also Phi ]^eta Kappa, Alpha Tau Omega, and Masons. He has been active in community affairs such as, Community Chest, Chamber of Commerce, and Boy Scouts. since 193lt. He has been a Rotarian He is active in the Methodist Church, his hobbies are travel, and historical biography. He likes all food and dislikes none. Tuesday's program with Hall Munn as the speaker concerned Board of Public V/orks plans for expansion of power facilities, improvement in water and sewage disposal. We note that the District Conference is to be held at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo on April 23"^rid' 21; • All Rotarians and their Rotary Anns are invited. Bill Couillard tells us that next week's speaker is to be J. Ed Uland, the new secretary of the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce. It is getting time again to consider sending a boy to Camp Emery. This has, in the past, been a project of the Club. If you don't know about Camp Emery, ask an old timer. The Governor's letter tells us that we were 12th in the district in attendance during February. This district average was 89.92^, and we were 93•67%, IJomer and Climax were 100^. Warren Williams has returned from Alaska where he shot a 1200 Polar bear. He says he got it on the ice off shore from Wales. If you want an Interesting article to read, try the one on page 36 of the April Rotarian. It is well written, gives both sides of the question, and is thought provoking^ "What is it about?" Read it and find out. By the time Convention rolls around the average Rotarian will have had an education regarding Japan, and their way of living. Thought for the day. A boy is grown up when he walks around a mud piddle, instead of thru it. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ OUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. , STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hort Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations — COMMIHEES COLDWATER, Warren Wlli' Classification — Fritz Von Aken, President DUANE E. DAVIDSON Victf-Presidenf JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Club Bulletin - Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Secretary Treasurer Asst. Sec. - Treas. DIRECTORS • - Or. Donald Harris, Duarte Woodward. ner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Sehmitt Membership — Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Warner Von Aken. 23-E. Luse. March-1961 September—1960 Community Safely — 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. Crippled Children — 20—B. Show, Slag Night. 21—J. Etsweller. 28—A. Musser. 7—K. Leavenworth. Arlo Mussor, Russell Waldron. 27—Governor's Visit. October—1960 Rural Urban — 4-T. Skobo. 11—F. VanAken. 2S-i. Wise. November—1960 Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. Sergeonl-ot-Arms — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairmait Buyer-Seller Relotlons — Genera! Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Robert Howley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 2—H. Goodholm. I—D. Shorno. 9—J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation. 16-C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 23—D. Dean. 29—A. BuHerifeld. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 ,John Etsweller, Jr., Chairman Rota^ information — Speciol — At the call of the President. 25-0. Dolly. May-1961 Student Guests — Olmsted. Boyo Wiggins. at 12:15 P. M. 18—K. Putnam. 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. Woodward. Richard Birlnger, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Roy Fox, 11—D. Wise, Children's Porty. Keith Peorce, Douglos Public Information — 1?egular — First Thursday of each month Aprii-1961 4—W. Couillord. Scholarship Awards — Vocotlonol Guidance — Duone Davidson. 2B-W. Williams. 30—G. Burondt. Boys and Girls Week — Axner Olson. Progrom — Board of Directors Meetings Axner Olson, Chairmen Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Mrs. Grace Polterson — Organist 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. McComb. Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. and Harvey Bent. COMMUNITY SERVICE Richard Moore, James Fellowship — Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wlllams, Ax- 7-W. Treat. 14—R. YIngling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. Dale Deon, Charles Fiske. Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS February—1961 PROGRAMS 9-G. Collins. Olln Dolly, Fred Culy, lly, h 1960 - 1961 ROTARY August—1960 Four Way Test —" ' Charles Woodward, A! Rice. John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 Robert YIngling, Crolg Sebatd. CLUB SERVICE Allemler. International Contacts — 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmos. Bulterifeld. international Information — Williom Bobier, Sontford 27—F. Anderson. Jolley. International Student Proiects — Robert Sweet. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Howley. ' • 27-A. Olson. January—1961 Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me-' Juiy-1961 3—R. Potterson. Keith, Wayne Way. 4—No Meeting. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Mogazine. 11—R. Toupalik. 17-S. Jolley. Rotpry Foundation ■ Competitor Relotlons — 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth, A) John Etsweller, George 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want lo change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members bavlng special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay BR 8-5563 NAME Address and Rotary Ann James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth.._-——8R 8-5358 Harold McKnighf, Coldwoter Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 • Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathrvn BR 8-6843 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaref BR 8-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon -BR 8-2947 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerlle ..BR 8-2485 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorle BR 8-6821 Harvev 6. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Phone No. BR 8-6386 Milford- A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-M33 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys .—BR 8-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 1. Peorl St.-Lila :—BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ..BR8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refha.. - BR9-9360 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Oliri Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace., BR 8-'2979 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene._BR 8-6054 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .BR 8-5996 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine _ll_ Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rood—Valerie ;_-BR 8-6341 , Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth ... Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 .—BR 8-6161 • Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor.-XBR 8-2790 BR 8-5909 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget— BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, Rj R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita.. BR 8-8318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . :—8R 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 BR 8-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 -BR 8-5942 Robert IJawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—WiJmo Robert B. Kerr, S Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souel Beach, Cold. Lake— Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-^16 Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St«-Marion ...... BR 8-4222 BR 8-6788 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bedtrlce BR 8-6501 Eileen BR 8-2261 BR 8-5556 Suzonna jj.; • Lester P. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cdia Chorles Woodward. T63 Marshall St. - ;•*/ n .• - :••• BR 9-9428 BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly /-T. ■: HONORARY MEMBERS " "" ' ■: ' Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Ruth 1 BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swom 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo ..BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen T - .. I r ''j ■ ■-■U ••-•>.-•4. - ' • J ro-;q- ■ ' ' r - r - See. 34.6if. P MARSt PEA 0®<J FREDERICK by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICH, ' Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo . BR 8-4086 .j'. -".-J. Notary REFLECTOR 12:15 BR 8-5033 Scott—Natalie ;r The COLDWATER r ■ { VISITING BR 8-^33 Robert G. Yingling, 21 .. ".t."? '••ir COLDWATER, BR 8-4424 .. Douglas Wopdword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-5554 (.I , - Tci• Meeting Time; BR 8-8238 Warren • Williams, Batovia-rLaMolne- ........Bron, EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maole Lane—Pat i_..' .* BR 9-9495 I. Published BR 8-2710 Clyde WlHiams, R. R: No, 1-Wilma J"' 4 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis * . i'i: Try'\- BR 8-4229 C. Alfred Rice, R. R, No. 1, Union City—Evelyti BR 8-2451 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No". 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte NAME ' ' Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ... BR 8-5585 Worner VanAken, R.-R. No. 2-Glddys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 BR 8-6730 �"He Profits l^ost Wko Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 22, 1961 Olin Dally was born near Fremont, Steuben County, Indiana on October 15> 191d« Hegraduated from Coldwater High School in June, 1937. He was married to Jane L. Tyler on April 5, 19Ul* They have four children; Ann 18, a freshman at MeS.U», Jill 17, a Junior in Coldwater High, Craig lU in 8th grade, and Tod 12, in the ^th grade. Olin served in Army Ordnance from 19U1-19U5 in India, Biirma and China, being discharged as a staff sergeant. He has always been in the tire business, first with Goodyear and later with Bill Short, and since 19ii9 he has had his own business the Dally Tire Con^^any. He is an Elk and a Legionnaire. ""The family attend the Episcopal Church. He says his hobbies are hunting and sports. His wife says he likes to travel. He has been to Hawaii this winter, and has Just returned from Floridashe must know. He likes seafoods, and has no food dislikes. The Club welcomed Cranston Vfilcox as a new member. We know we will enjoy him, and hope he enjoys the Club, Dale Dean is in Florida, Lgs.Woodward and Chick Kennedy in Hawaii, Warren Williams enroute to Alaska and Warner Van/lken in Arizona. Any more gadders? The tohoruslline' of the minstrel's practice on Sunday afternoon at U:00 P.M. at the Elk's Temple and the chorus at the Masonic Temple at 8:00 P.M. on Monday. Bob Nagle says we need more men in the cfe^arnas, only 38 apneared last practice. If you are not therei Our Club members must be like Jack Benny, they don't have birth days anymore. Why not start the birthday table again? The fifth Rotary Minstrel Show is slated-, for April 27, 28 and 29th, Each member has tickets (30J to sell. run two nights and has been sold out. Usually the show has only This year a three night stand will Ore Hal Munn will be presented by next week's program chairman. Duke Davidson. Hal vjill tell us the plans and nrogress of the Board of Public Work's program. Thanh told us of his native country, Viet Nam, after being intro duced by John Etsweiler. Ho certainly did a good Job, and gave us a far different picture than that that many of us had. Do you know how Hotary came to get ±ts name? We'll bet you don't. When Phil Harris started Rotary on February 23, 1905 he met with a small group of friends, and discussed forming a Club. The idea caught on and the members of this small group met in each others p 'te places of business so as to learn about the oti-er man's way of making a living. In other words they "Rotated" and so Rotary got its name. There are now 503,000 Rotarians in 10,000 Clubs. The English lantcuage is funny, uhat about the sentence, "Up to now, we have put up with prices going up and up, but unless someone comes up wiL-h a solux^ion x-nax, wij.1 suand up, we wan oe up against, it." Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. RAY ALBION — Parker inn — Thurfdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregaHonai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAniE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy 12:15 M. ☆ Monday 12:00 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance — John Dean, Chairman EmpIoy.<«r-Emn!oyee Relations — Robert Yinglmg, Croig Sebald 1960-1961 Four Woy Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. August-1960 Warren Williams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS President Club Bulletin — Viee-President Seton Bovee, Roy Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. - Secretory Treasurer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold - Asst. Sec. - Treos. Goodholm, John Walker. DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman 23—E. Luse. 30—G. Burondt. March-1961 September-1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 21—J. Etsweiier. 7—K. Leavenworth. Rural Urban — 11-F. VonAken. 18—K. Putnam. 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Keith Pearce, Douglas Woodward. Vocational Guidance — Richard Birlnger, Kenneth Boyd Wiggins. Special - At the coll of the President. Olmsted. 15—H. Teeter. INTERNATIONAL 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterfield. Kenneth Leavenworth, Al International Information — Clyde Williams, Chotrman Jolley. Governor, 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Allemier. ' obert Sweet. 13—D. Moore, Ladles' Night. 20-B. Howley. 27-A. Olson. July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupoiik. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. Rotory Foundation • Competitor Relations — '6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. January—1961 Kenneth Putnam, M. A. McKeifh, Woyne Way.. Robert Howley, Chester June-1961 ^F. Neer. 27—F. Anderson. International Student Proieeli — Buyer-Seller Relations- George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 30—No Meeting. 20—C. Woodwoid, Merry Xmas. - William Bobier, Sontford VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary International, 16—C. Swart. 23—D. Dean. December—1960 Butterifeld. Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. President, Rolory international, SERVICE International Contacts — Sergeant-at-Arms — J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation. John Etsweiier, Jr., Chairman wnesf W. Luse, Ray Pitts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL May-1961 November—1960 1—D. Shomo. Axner Olson. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. 25-L. Wise. Student Guests — Public Information — at 12:15 P. M. 4—W. Coulllord. October—1960 4-T. Skobo. Duone Davidson. ^(egulor — First Thursday of eoch month April-196t Seholorshie Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Program — 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. McCoinb. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, 13-F. Weeks. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Warner Von Aken. Board of Directors Meetings 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Foir. Crippled Children — Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Schmitt Membership — Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist COMMUNITY SERVICE Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les and Harvey Bent. 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Ylngllng. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. Lester Wise. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Chorles Fiske. Robert Shaw. February—1961 PROGRAMS 9—G. Collins. Olin Dolly, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY John Etsweiier, George 24—Les Woodward. ■ 18-W. Bobier. 31—R. SweeK Owers. 25-K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want lo change.dotes with another member, advise the program chairman'of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairmen — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura .... BR 8-6386Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 • Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwator-Poy BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys ...BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 _E. Pearl St.—Llia Arlo " rio Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 BR 8-5891 Robert Nogle, 182 Morshall St.—Suson Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St,—Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ...BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha ... BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Graeo ...BR 8-2979 Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma — BR 8-2854 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 Albert Failer, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5475 BR 8-5318 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 1 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Rolh BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Robert G. Ylngllng, 21 BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-6161 BR 8-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. ... Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 C, Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 ReberV E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-6598 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget HONORARY MEJABERS BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R.- R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita ... 8R 8-8318 BR 8-6517 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann . Guvorrie -S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo BR 8-2930 Ruth Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .. BR 8-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrorrte Rd.—Artene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-4222 BR 8-6687" BR 8-4071 BR 6-6788 BR 8-6501 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Eileen BR 8-5556 . Suzanna " : ...... ../I.-; • BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington Sf.—Elaine... BR8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Daugherly—Gretchen Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6850 BR 8-2261 BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Hoftz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 E. Byron Thomas, 53 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ...BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-5790 8R 8-8840 BR 8-4036 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ...BR 8-5842 BR 8-4435 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce BR 8-5494 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Eleanor _.BR 8-2790 BR 8-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4159 Del Wise, 45 Mople lane—Pot BR 8-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-4229 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1—Wllmo BR 8-8238 Warren Williams,- Botovlo-LaMolne . .. Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 8-2539 B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-Ellen Jo ...BR 8-8609 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Boyd- C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis ... .... BR 8-2710 BR 9-9492 —BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene..BR 8-6054 Phono No. Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—^otrice Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy .BR 8-5078 Seton Bovoe, 171 Grand St.—Clara Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 £. Chicago St.—Mary Ann... BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys — BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Allce BR 8-2128 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Moriorie BR-8-6821 Horvev G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esthir BRS-6S43 Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret BR 8-5386 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie 'NAME BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 ..-"u U •' u.?vjjTyX Cs'.-'T'-.'-: - V;-.::.'.';. r .y r;- •--•i'.; . ••i.' y.v;/; /. s.; ;■ ' Ku . - r* . ^ •' .. ■; -jv. .';.T. y. ■r.'.-y . . ;;,■ •. s .y "yy.y. . r- The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR i POSTACS 34; See. 34. PR/.- - JiC;J ilE*- PEA « FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, MICH. �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 16, 1961 Ernest W. Luce was bom August 30, 189? in Quincy, ^chiga. He completed grade school in the district in which he Sow lives. Graduated from Coldwater High School in 1913 and j'oiLlowed this at Cleary Business School in Ypsilanti, finishing in 1917. He married Ruth Stafford June 2h, 1922 at Coldwater, and they have two children; Betty (Mrs. Richard Rademacher), who lives in Midlothian, Illinois and a son Robert. Robert has just received his Doctor of Philosophy in Science and is in the process of moving to Porto Rico. He worked for the American Steel and Wire Company for 26 years, most of the time in Chicago. Since 19ii2 he has had his own accounting service in Cold- water and also has a fam. He served in the Army ib 1917 to 1916 at Battle Creek. He is a past president of Rotary and also is a big wheel in the Coldwater Grange. He is very active in the Presbyterian Church. He says his hobbies are good food, farming and the lecherous old rascal admits another hobby is pretty young girls. He likes all foods and dislikes none. Only thirty Coldwater Rotarians attended the joint meeting with Kiw'anis, Sxichange and Lion's Clubs, They missed a good dinner and an excellent speech by Dr. James Miller of Western Michigan University, The meeting was arranged by Dr. Pearce and Mack McKeith, The speaker was introduced by Bcyd Wiggins. Branch County Agrisnltural Agent and a Rotarian, Dr. Miller, told us of the problems, pleasure and the future of the institutions in Michigan on a college level. One of the interesting things i§. that, Michigan has the largest percentage of students attending public colleges of any of the states in the Midwest. Next week's program chairman is John Estsweiler and he is having as his speaker, Thank Nguyen, who is^here for training in hospital administration. He comes fi'om Viet Nam and will tell us of his country. We got one thing straight in our minds, in Viet Nam the name is reversed• In Viet Nam our president's name would be Harris, Donald. Plans for the Minstrel are going ahead. There is to be an "end men" rehearsal at U:00 P.M., Sunday at the Elk's Temple. Chorus rehearsal at li30, Monday at the Masonic Temple. Be there I Various committees for the Minstrel Show are as follows: Tickets, DiOk Moore; Costumes, Red McKnight; Chorus Attendance, Bob Nagle; Program, Fred Anderson and Olin Dally; Ushers and Rcfre'^^hments, Keath Pearce and Ralph Toupalik; Stage and House, Dour: V/oodward, Bob Sweety Santford Jolley and Bob Hawley. The Introlocutor Is John Walker and the Accompanist is Grace Patterson. We are curious to find out who gets fined next week for having his picture in the paper. Then there was the old gal when she had an automobile accident told the police officer, "I am not responsible in this accident, I don't own the car, it is not insured and my driver's ?i'ense has expired." RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M.. STURGfS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relotioni — Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald. COMMinEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ MICH. Fow Way Tesf— Chorles Woodward, A1 Rice. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Warren Wlllams. Classification — Frifi Van Aken, 1960 -1961 President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS VIee-Presldent — Secretory Treasurer Asst. Sec. - Treas. DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Club Bulletin — Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. ner Olson, John Efsweiler, Charles Sehmitt 23-E. Luse. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Rotory InformoHon — Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. Sergeant-ot-Arms — Carl Vinton, Conrod Swart. President, Rotary International, T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Ailemler. May-1961 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterifeld. 23—D. Dean, December—1960 June-1961 30—No Meeting. 6—F. Neer. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—C. Woodwai^, Merry Xmas. Internalionol Information — 27—F. Anderson. Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Julv-1961 3—R. Patterson. Kelth, Wayne Way. Rotory Foundation - Etsweller, George Owers. 20—B. Howley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 International Student Proiecte — John 16—C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. Butterfioid. Robert Sweet. 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundotlon. Kenneth Leovenworth, Al Competitor Relations — 18—K. Putnam. 25-0. Dally. 1—D. Shorno. International Contacts — ' 4—W. Couillard. November—1960 Jolley. Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Howley, Chester 28—A. Musser. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. William Bobler, Santford Governor, 636 District, Rotary intemailonal April-1961 25-L. Wise. ' INTERNATIONAL SERVICE John Etsweller, Jr., Chalrmon VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 27—Governor's Visit. Woodward. Olmsied. Boya Wiggins. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 21—J. Etsweller. Richard Biringer, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Roy Fox, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. Keith Pearee, Douglas Student GuestsAxner Olson. Duane Davidson. Special - At the call of the President. 14—B. Wiggins, Rurol Urban. 4-T. Skobo. 11—F. VonAken. Public Information — at 12:15 P. M. September-1960 Vocational Guidance — Program — ^legular — First Thursday of each montrt March-1961 October—1960 Rural Urban — Membership — 30—G. Burondt. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Crippled Children — Woodward. 28-W. Willioms. 7—K. Leovenworth. McComb. Warner Von Aken. Board of Directors Meetings Axner Olson, Chairman Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Rolph Toupallk. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 21-W. Woy. 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Foir. Coinmunlly Safely — Russell Moore, Harold and Harvey Bent. 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Richard Moore, Jomes Goodholm, John Walker. February—1961 14-R. Yingling. 2-F. Culy. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Fellowship — Dovidson, John Dean, Clyde Willioms. Ax- ROTARY PROGRAMS 9—G. Collins. Olln Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 August-1960 10—C. Bacon, Rotory Magazine. 17—S. Jolley. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toopalik, 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. 25-K. Pearce. 18-W. Bobier. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having social programs such os Ladies' Night, may appoint.a cornmitteo to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 0-8609 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allcmier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwofer-Foy BR NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura —...BR 8-6386 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth--. Harold McKnIght, ColdvJater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerite ..BR 8-2485 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn BR Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen BR 8-5^ Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-68^ Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Court—Gladys ... BR 8-62^ S5 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna ..BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha... ...BR9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60.N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 "W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olio'Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.—» ...BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen .;_.BR 8-6127 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-5006 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ..BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R, R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret ...BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirifeld Dr.—Josephine _.BR.8-44B6 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma--BR 8:2854 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-2947 BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte —BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ...BR 8-5318 Branch—Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget _ NAME Address end Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Phone No. BR 3-5585 BR 8-4243 Cori F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—C^lio Woyno W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy BR 8-4229 BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bealriee BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R, No. 1-Wilma BR 8-8238 Worren Williams, Botavia-LaMoine Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-^33 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolle BR 8-^93 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 Donald M; Hdrris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy—.—BR 8-5942 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita _ BR 8-8318 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .. BR 8-5842 Guvarrie S, Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola . BR 8-4086 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471. Marsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione Robert Sweet,' R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter,'156 Church St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 • Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake.. BR 8-4435 Pgul Hurleyi.163 Foirifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr," 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 BR'8-8S40 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce.-BR8-4071 H. Vincent_Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E.-Ken Leovenworth, 77:Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia..BR 8-2841 Rolpn Toopalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-6501 Eileen . BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Soucl Beach, Cold, lake— .BR 8-6850 BR 3-2261 Suzanna Roth BR 8-2864 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—. BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walksr, 33 Daugherty-Grotchon BR 8-5554 i7. T f- . - o--; •7?-. ■ . . i. • A. •• ■„ ; " •J- V'' v-. . v.- . Vv^-T r .• v;-- :• '.'V.' ■ ~ • v.- " ' r • : The COLDWATER r; ^. • Rotary REFLECTOR i 1 Published by ROTARX CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Sec. 341 !: P R AY ■ FOR PEACE FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, T»C COLDWATER, MICH. BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro BR 8-6311 BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 �March 3, 1961 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the ndme and classification listed below. .r; <(>-•' Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Major Classification Cranston Wilcox Government Minor Classification Public Health Service Additional Active Signed - J. A. ICennedy, Secretary �v V 7r.. • 7 ■ ■? : 7 ' ^ 7 VT >■ 't"-iO ■% v . :•>?.; .1. vTO 7 v . �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTC Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. — Maz'uh 1961 ^^ Wayne W, fray was born in Nashville, Barry County, Vlichigan on OV-'',' October 2?, 19o6.. He completed high school at Charlotte in 1926 and received his A.13. degree from Albion College in 1930. Following this he attended General Motors Tech at Flinto He married Dorothy Lockwood in Coldwater on July 1, 1932o They have two children, Mary (Mrs. Richard Hill of Cleveland) and James R., a senior at Coldwater High School. He has always been in the automobile sales field ,1931-32 with Battle Creek _ Buick, 1933-19^1 with Taylor Chevrolet, 19^1-195^, Way-DeNooyer Chevrolet Sales and since 19^5 has had his own sales the Way Olds Cadillac Company. He belohgs only to Rotary. The family attend the Methodist Church. working. His hobbies are fishing and wood He says he likes most food and dislikes very few. There will be no meeting next Tuesday noon. The meeting is to be a joint one with Kiwanis, Lions and Exchange and is to be Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple at T'.OO P.M. It is to re place the regular Rotary-Farmer meeting so invite a famer to be your guest. The Kiwanis club is the host and the speaker is James Miller, President of Western Michigan University, who is to discuss school problems. The Rotary club is the largest club in Coldwater and should have the biggest attendance. If you do not have a reservation call Dr. Pearce or Mac McKeith as soon as you read this bulletin. Red McKnight has just returned from Mexico where he says he had a grand time and saw some bi^l fights. Chick Kennedy and Russ Moore,together with their Rotary Anns, are in Hawaii. An oversight about to be rectified, Carl Vinton and Red MoKnight are in the front line of the minstrel. Tuesday's speaker, secured thru the efforts of Ken I^eavenworth but introduced by Duke Davidson,was McPherson Drown of Lansing. He discussed the stock market, past and present, and what we may expect in the future. The speech was well worthwhile, and since many people don't know much about itS:- effect on the economy, was extremely interesting. A tip of the hat to Duke Davidson on his editorials in the local paper. Your editor has one member who always calls him when there is a misspelled word or a mistake in the bulletin. We hone we can get out one bulletin sans mistakes - we'll keep trying. Did you know that the first public service of Rotary consisted of initiating the establishment of public comfort stations in Chicago. It was recognized as a service by the head of the Y.M.C.A. when he said, "The Rotary Club of Chicago has now shown reason for its existence." This was before the day of the gasoline station. Calvin Coolidge said, "You don't have to apologize for something you never said." RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER a QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMinEES Employer-Empldvee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Woy Test — Charles Woodward, AI Rice. August—1960 2-F. Culy. Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE MICH. Attendance — John Dean, Choirman Warren V/llllams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, Lester Wise, 1960 - 1961 Robert Show. OR. DONALD M. HARRIS President Club Bulletin — DUANE E. DAVIDSON —— Viee-President Selon Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treosorer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold FRED WEEKS Asst. Sec. - Treos. Goodholm, John Walker. 23-E. Luse. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Richard Moore, James Rural Urban — 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. May-1961 November—1960 INTERNATIONAL 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. I—D. Shorno. 8—Rotary Foundation. SERVICE International Contacts — 16—C. Swart. l^H. Teeter. 22—8. Thomas. 29-A. Butterfield. 23—D. Dean. December—1960 June—1961 30—No Meeting. International Information — International Student Proiects — Kenneth Putnom, M. A. Mc- Keith, Wayne Way. Robert Hawley, Chester Allemier. John Etsweiler, George. ■ 27-A. Olson. Janvary—1961- 17-S. Jolley. .. • July-1961 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupolik. 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet.' 25—K. Pearce. 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotory Magazine. Rotary Foundation ■ Competitor Relations — 13—D. Moore,-Ladies'Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier, Santford Buyar-Seiler Relations — 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodword, Merry Xmas. Butterfield. Jolley. Clyde Williams, Chairman - 6—F. Neer, Kenneth Leovenworth, AI VOCATIONAL SERVICE .Robert Sweet. 25-0. Dolly. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pearce, Douglas Student Guests — Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International April-1961 4—W. Couillard. Olmsted. Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. General Secretary, Rotary Interttotional, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 21—J. Etsweiler. 28—A. Musser. 13-F. Weeks. 11—D. Wise, Children's Porty. Richard Birlngor, Kenneth Rotary Information — J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 6—G. Owers. 7—K. Leovenworth. 4-T. Skobo. 11-F. VanAken. E. Bvron Thomas, Ray 'Fox, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary international, 14—B. Wiggins, Rural UrI October—1960 Boyci Wiggins. Special — At the call of the President. March-1961 Scholarship Awards — Dua/ie Davidson. at 12:15 P. M. 30—G. Burandt. September—1960 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. Public Information — ^ItSgwIar — First Thursday of each month 28-W. Wtlliams. 20—B. Show, Stag Night. Vocational Guidance — Program — Board of Directors Meetings Axner Olson, Chairman Crippled Children — Fred Anderson, Robert Nogte, Warner Van Aken. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Willioms. Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Sehmllt Membership— and Harvey Bent. 21-W. Way. COMMUNITY SERVICE Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les DIRECTORS • - Dr. Donald Harris, Duone 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION Februory—1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS Owers;'••• 18-W. Bobier. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the - program' chairman of the change. Members having »eclal programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann . Pho.ne N^' Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwafer-Fay BR 8-55^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn BR 8-W33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth—----BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 Harvev G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean .BR 8-8086 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret BR'8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara —BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfiold Dr.—Josephine-_.BR 8-4486 ■ NAMEAddress and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKcith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 .William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma ._BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barboro BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Oiin Dally, 61 Mcple Lane—Jone BR 9-9471 —BR 8-2818 DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ..8R 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 BR 8-5494 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.-Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha .. BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobelh ... BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague-Sl.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 BR 8-6161 c. Chicago St.—Eleanor ..BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-5475 Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget. £. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Late BR 8-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma ' BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emiiy 8R 6*8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth._ — Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Fred H. Weeks, R- R- No. 2-Boatrice BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cei;a Charles .Woodword, 163 Morshall St. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolio BR 8-5033 BR 0-6393 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons. Ct.—Ruth Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Noio Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— BR 8-4066 • BR 8-2864 Ruth — Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R'. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia..BR 8-2B41 Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.. BR 8-4198 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, Church St.—Marion BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Ralph Toupolik, R.- RsNoi €% T573 W. ChicagoEileen .... .. , . . . BR8-5556- Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna t.jj'. Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gr^tehon BR 8-5554 ■/ ; t.' • . jl!'■ -T'- -.1. ; >"-• - - Lt.l' tqTj i*' rjK'-', -h; C)- v. ■ .-r.!:; • ;• • -jrrT'-•; ••'J The COLDWATER -Notary REFLECTOR If • '.e. r.'f .•.jVV .y- ■ V- :CH. (2; COi: IT- i FREDERICK H. WEEKS, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 wC Published BR 9-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 Robert E;"Shaw; 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .. BR 8:5842 BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllma Worren Williams, Batovia—LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat BR 8-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. .2, Morrison Ik.—Rita .. BR 8-8318 .. .BR 8-2261 I'.'".' BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia... BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy BR 8-5078 BR 8-5909 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris...BR 8-5318 BR 6-4243 tarl F. Vinfon, 182 E. Chicago Si.-Aliee Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ...BR 8-8546 Robert Nogle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Liia Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett Sf.-Charlofte BR 8-6598 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Russell Fi Mooro, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys.--.BR 8-6278 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 £. Chicago St.—Mary Ann... BP. 8-5585 OUAETTY SPRING Plt^DUCTS, IHC. CQliD9AT£R» MICHe BR 8-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 2. 1961 Several members have su^geste^l that your editor nublish some dope on himself, here it is: ^ymond G. Mulchahey was born in LaSalle County Illinois on July 29, 1899 (in the same county as Wild Bill^ Hickock.!) He graduated from the Montgomery Michigan High School in 1916 and attended Michigan Agriculture College leaving in 19225 returning in 1938 and received an A.B. degree in 19iiO- Following this with graduate work at the University of Chicago in Social Service Administration• He has been employed in Boy Scout work in Jackson, Michigan and Ottawa, Illincis. Was at one time in Juvenile Court of Jackson County as a boy*s probation officer. He has been employed by the State of Michigan for 33 years. First as a teacher at Boy*3 Vocational School in Lansing, later at the Coldwater State Bublic School and for 11 years was in Child Welfare work in the Northern Peninsula. Returned to Coldwater in Febniary, 1952 and is at present Director of Community Relations at the Coldwater State Home. He served in the U.S* Army in VJ.W.I. and in the Navy in W.W. II* He marPied Xila Kluge on January 1, 19U2 and they have two children; Susan l5> and Terhy 12. Ray has a daughter Ann (30) who lives in Kansas City* He has been active in P.T*A., March of Dimes, Boy Scouts and Community Chest, on Commission on Michigan Indian Problems and is an Episcopalian* He belongs to the National Association of Social Workers and Rotary. His hobbies antiques, Indians, work and Scotch tartans. Likes all food except green papers and rhubarb. ?farch 111 is to be a joint meeting with the other service Clubs of Coldwater and is to be a rural-iorban meeting. The speaker is to be President Miller of Western Michigan University. to be your guest. Invite a farmer The new board of directors elected at Tuesday*s meeting is Duke Davidson, Fred Anderson, Clyde ^^illiams. Chuck Schmidt, Axner Olson, John Dean and Russ Moore. A very good choice. The front line for the minstrel show ie Davidson, C. Woodward, John Dean, Fred Neer, Harris, C. ''^illiams, Yingling and Owers. They are to meet Sunday, March 5 at four P.M. - Elk*s Temple. Use the back door but be thereS The first chorus rehearsal is to be Monday, March 6 at the Masonic Temple at dsOO P.M. Unless you have been excused you will be expected to be there. Tuesday's program provided thru Ken Putnam, was one of the best. Major Olsen Agar of the Salvation Army staff of Detroit who has had long experience in the U.S. Army as a chaplain told the Club of the work of the Salvation Army followed by some advice which was timely and worthwhile. Wednesday P.M. the Club worked at painting rooms at the Tibbetts theater, Please read the article on Pages 31 & 32 - February Rotarian. Bob Yingling tells us he has Mr. Mc'^erson Browing who will discuss the economic conditions in the present stock market for Tuesday, March 7. Suburbia is where the houses are further apart and the payments closer together, RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium *- Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �EMOCLEW SYAWLA SNAIRATOR ELPMET 'SKLE .HCIM ,.m.p 51:21 YADSEUT :emiT gniteeM NAGIHCIM ,RETAWDLOC RETAWDLOC fo BULC YRATOR ,RETAWDLOC .CNI ,STCUDORP GNIRPS YTILAUQ SKEEW GNITISIV yb dehsilbuP .H f!CIREDERF • • ; I 1 WAOp ROTGELFER yratoiJ • i RETAWDLOC ehT .■ nJ ' : y"..T.; ■. " 1 ;:..:'.--r :.j ..-'i.-y•■• , y ':T-J.-pCX' x-y ;r-yy i.y ■' :j :?t-yy , -y.' .y j >''yy . yr .\y. r0 „T s .ayx.;T: j.T'-'m•.-' • f :;'-!" '!/,,j J•"'' *.j ■. .-v -yr *: ,k■ .,cy t ^ T e « . ' • • • • . '• •• •' '-v'i-y r-- 'C " ----j -'K v/jy - . 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S. A. •February 22 > 1961 %:■ John H> Walker was boi'n in t^oldwater at 93 Henry' Street on January 10, 1895. h He was graduated from the ColdwaAer High School in 191^ and later attended the Detroit Ar^unstitate. He was married on June 6^ 192^ to Gretchen Wood at Oil City^ Pennsylvania. They have two children; Polly (Mrs. Den Schwendener) of Lansing and Jack, also of Lansing. John was in France with an artillery outfit during World War I. He served from September, 1917 until June, 1919. He was employed by the Fisher Body Company, and left there to enter the Army. Later he was associated with his dad in the laundry in Coldwater. He is a member of Don Ami, of Masonic order> and has been a supervisor. He is an Episcopalian, and his hobbies are drawing, fishing, and he is a rabid, violent circus fan. (There is rumor that he once ran away with a circus.) He says he likes all and any foods. Ollin Dally and his daughter, Jill have returned from Hawaii, Bob Hawley has also just returned from Florida, and is still blinking from the sights he saw. Other travelers to Florida (how do they do it?) have been Bert Fuller and Jim McComb. President Don tells us that the slate has been selected for submission to the membership from which they will select next yearns officers. Be there and Voteli Warren & LaMoine Williams have taken off for California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska. We hear that he is going polar bear hunting. Some go south, some go north, but your editor stays home. Web Treat is the only member to date to start his hirsute adorn ment in celebration of the Coldwater Centennial. We had the list of early leavers on Tuesday and there were seven members whose names were not on the list who left early. They missed a good program. We tried to find out what next week's program is to be, but had no luck. This week Robert Morthrup of the Prison of Southern Michigan was presented by Wayne Way, He presented facts dealing with the age, type and personalities of the men with whom he works. Contrary to the general belief a good share of these men are of high school caliber, but who cannot or will not assume any responsibility for their behavior. On February 23, 190^ Rotary was organized by Phil Harrd.s in Chicago, and has grown from that beginning to 10,832 Clubs. Thought for the day - "The shorter the skirt, the longer the look." ma You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Con0regaHenal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M, �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Emplovee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, A1 Rice. August—1960 2-F. Culy. RbbeFt YingTing, Craig Sebold. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, John Dean, Choirman MICH. Attendance — Classification — Friti Von Aken, Lester Wise, 1960 -1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS DUANE E. DAVIDSON 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Foir. 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Choirman 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. March—1961 September—1960 14—8. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 21-J. Elsweiier. 28—A. Musser. Boys and Girls Week — 7—K. Leavenworth. President Club Bulletin — Vice-President Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Community Safety — 6—G. Owers. Paul Hurley. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. JOHN A. KENNEDY Seerefory CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Shovr. Treasurer Asst. Sec. • Treas. DIRECTORS • - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Dovidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams. Akner Olson, John Elsweiier, Charles Schmitt Arlo Musser, Russell Woidron. Richard Moore, Jomes Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. October-1960 Rural Urban — 4-T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. Membership — Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, and Horvey Bent. Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist Warner Van Aken. Program— 18-R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. 25-L. Wise. May-1961 8—Rotary Foundation. Oimsted. E. Byron Thomas, Ray fox, international Speciol — At the call of the President. Rotary-Information — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary international, Sergeont-at-Arms — Ernest W. Butterfield. International Information- Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. Jonuary—1961 3—R. Patterson. • • July-1961 • 17-rS. Jolley. John Elsweiier, George 20—8. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. • Owers. Robert Sweet. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchohey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. : Jolley. International Student Projects — Kenneth Putnom, M.' A. Me- Rotary Foundation • Competitor Relations — 30—No Meeting, June-1961 27—F. Anderson. Keith, Wayne Way. Allemicr. 23—D. Oeon. 6—F. Neer. William Bobier, Santford Robert Hawley, Chester 16—C. Swart. 15-H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. ButterReld. December—1960 Kenneth Leavenworth, Al VOCATIONAL SERVICE Generol Secretary, Rotary Intornohonal, . International Contacts — Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas SERVICE ' Jo|tn,Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Lus'e, Roy Pitts. 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 1—D. Shorno. Richard Biringer, Kenneth Boyo Wiggins. at 12:15 P. M. 25-0. Dally. November—1960 Public Information — Regular — First Thursday of each month 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pearce, Douglas Student Guests — Axner Olson. Duane Davidson. Beard of Directors Meetings 11—0. Wise, Children's Party. Woodward. Vocationol Guidance — - Apirl-1961 4-W. Coulllard. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Woodward. 13-F. Weeks. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les February—1961 14—R. YIngling. 21-W. Way. 9-G. Collins. Oiln Dally, Fred Culy, Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS 4—No Meeting, 11—R. Toupalik. - 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier, 31—R. Sweet. 25-K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule for. the year T960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program' chairman of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Pbone No. Chester L. Allomier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fdy gRf-fSM Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lonc-Kathryn §5 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth --——BR8.TO58 Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 3-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand Sf.-Claro — 5? I'ISIx BR 8-5386 ggf"?!!! Gust C Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine .:.-BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison €t.—Thelma.-BR8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbora BR 8-^34 Wilford Couiltord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 3-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo.-BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR B-6127 BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fcirfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte ...BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—tonore. BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Laxe BR 8-4435 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BRB-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-6609 Phone No. Jgmos F, McComb, 52 Daugherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen.. BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite .. BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla BR 8-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Dr. K. L. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edne BR 8-2539 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ... BR 8-8546 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refha.- —BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patlerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct-—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E.' Chicago St.—Eleanor ... BR 8-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Phone No. BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton. 1B2 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 8R 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R, No. 2-Beatriee Eoyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde WilUoms, R. R. No. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Bafovio—LaMoine Del .Wise, 45 Mapie Lane-Pot 8R 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.-Ruth ... BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . BR 8-5033 Scott-Natalie BR 8-6393 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann . _ Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle ..BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene. BR'8-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 155 Ch'urA Sfi-Marlon - ..-BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia.. BR 8-2841 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 6-6850 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen .... Suzonno BR 8-5556 . HONORARY MEMBERS . --.BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita .. BR 8-8318 BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-^61 . Address and Rotary Ann C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 6-2451 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3—Ruth NAME Fritz VanAkeo, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R, No. 2-Gladys , , Guvarrie S. CofFmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Ruth ! .... _ .p J:.' IlJ Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.. BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva _.BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 •■'uri • r .■::T 1" ; - v.. rJVvS ■;?; T;-. f.;- p. t- r^r- y-'" The COLDWATER:.V"..4^,H;r?^^ -liotary REFLECTOR -F® Soc. 34.66, : PR A FO PEAO I FREDERICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME H. BR 8-2864 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago-Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed.Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, IT Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 It..-"., l-Vy pO oUGC i/JJj . BR 8-4086 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February l6, 1961 Harvey Bent was born <^uly 11, 1912 in Green Bay, iiJisconsin, He graduked from Green Bay High School in 1929 and received his A»B. degree from the University of Wisconsin in Madison in 1935* He was married to Esther Woudrash at Green Bay on November 30, 19U0. They have three daughters; Judith 19, Kathleen 18 and Barbara 15- He went into the U.S. Army in 193^, and he states he served more or less regularly until 19U8. His last duty being ^ Germany with the QuarterMasters Corps. Ho has been with the Enquirer News since 19U9* He states he belongs to the Elks. The family are Congregationalist. His hobbies are photography and fishing. He likes steak and fish, but macaroni and cheese don^t tempt him. Red ard Carol McKnight take off Saturday, February 18 with Dr. and Mrs. Alexander for a two week vacation in Mexico. Dr. Don Harris and your editor participated in the Hillsdale County Senior Government Day at Hillsdale on Wednesday, February l9. Paul R. Ricketts of Wyandotte was presented to the Club by Bob Yingling. Mr. Ricketts is with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service,' and told the Club of the work this agency does in labor disputes. There is an election of a new board of directors of the Club coming up on February 28. We have often wondered how the Ih candidates were selected, and now it can be .told. . A committee of past presidents selects the candidates, lU in number, and then 7 are elected. The Club has a new Honorary member, Nguyen N. Thanh from Viet Nam, who is with John Etsweiler at the local hospital for a year. Welcome on board. Wayne Way, who has the program next week, tells us that he has R. A. Northrup of the itehabilitation Department of the Prison of Southern Michigan at Jackson as a speaker. It should be interesting. Nitish C. Laharry of Calcutta. India is to be the new President of Rotary International in 1962-63. ^r the year 1961-62 Joseph A, Abbey of Reding, Pennsylvania will be the new IVesident taking office on July 1, 1961 and will hold office until July 1, 1962. In line with last week's program on labor, it will do you all good to read the article on page 18 of the March Rotarian. Oid age gets everyone, unless they don't last that long. Always remember that ulcers are something you get from mountain climbing over mole hills. RAY m -• You WMI Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. AlBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. 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S. A. February 9>. 1961 Ken Leavenworth was born in Cleveland, Ohio on August 11, 1906«^ He graduated from Northern High School in Detroit in 192u and received his B.S. Degree from Yale in 1926. (If your name is Leavenworth you get a scholarship at Yale) He was married to Emily Thompson in Detroit in April 30, 1932. They have three children,-"E. Kendrick of Marshall; Howard, a Senior in Engineering at U. of Michigan, and Helen Ann at home. He worked for Christa-Batchelder Marble Company 1928-19U0 Austin Company Engineers 19UO-19U2, and since 19U2 has been with Cl^ax Molybdenum Company. He is an Elk, belongs to Coldwater Country Club, Bon Ami and the Yale Club of New York City. His professional memberships include j\merican Society of Metallurgists, American Institute of Mining and Metal Engineers and the Society of American Engineers. The family attend St. Mark's Episcopal Church. His hobbies are amateur r^io and research engineering. He likes pork chops but lists no food dislikes. We hear Bob Hawley is in Florida soaking up sunshine, and perhaps some cold weather also. Warner Van Aken arri Les VJoodward recently made up in Tuscon, Arissona where they heard the Governor of the State talk to the Club. Chuck Bacon has returned from Mexico City where he attended a medical meeting. The High School Senior guests were Larry Downs, introduced by Jerry Fair, and George Ditton introduced Conrad Swart, In the absence of Grac0n?>attergon,-^aur ac^iompanist, Gloria McPherson is substituting for her. John Etsweiler introduced Nguyen N. Thanh Nam of Vietnam who will be with John for a year learning how American hospitals are run. Bob Yingling, who has next week's program, has secured Paul Ricketts, who is a labor conciliator for the Federal Mediation and Conciliation agency. Probably we will hear of tha work^^of that agency. We have just learned something; There are 27 Clubs members, 29 wiS 3QO-i;00, 79 with 200-300, 38lt with 100-200, l5&8 with 50-100, 2317 with 2S-k9 and 929 with fewer than 25 members. News we .just learned about. That Kenny Olmsted had been ill, and also that Ruth Fiske had been in the hospital. ^Jhy doesn't someone tell me these things? Famous last words, "I don't see how they sell this stuff for |1.50 a quart and make a profit." Don't forget the District Conference at Western Michigan University 'on April 23 and 2h. ■:«WS Plan now to attend. Then "Uie District Assembly at Sturgis on May 7 & 8. R.I. believes that each incoming. Club President should attend the Assembly. ■ RAY - You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •Cr QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresotionat Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employef Relations — COMMIHEES Robert Tingling, Crolg Sebold. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance — Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. John Dean, Chairman Warren Wlliams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Robert Shaw. 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21—J. Etsweiler. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. Aprii-1961 October—1960 4-T. Skabo. 11—F. VonAken. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Keith Pearce, Douglas 18-R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. 25-0. Dolly. Van Woodword. 25-L. Wise. Richard Moore, James Schelorship Awards — Rural Urban — Aken. Boyd Wiggins. at 12:15 P. M. 15—H. Teeter. INTERNATIONAL 22—B. Thomas. 29-A. Butterfield. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 Carl VInton, Conrad Swart. President, Rotary Inlernotional, Butterfield. International Student Projects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me- Buyer-Seller Relations — Keith, Wayne Way. Robert Howley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary Inlemationai T. John Reed, Burr Ook, Michigan Aliemler. - - John Etsweiler, George Robert Sweet. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—8. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotory Foundotlon - Competitor Relations — 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 27—F. Anderson. JoMey. Clyde Williams, Chairman 6—F. Neer. 20—C. Woodwaid, Merry Xmas. International Informotlon — ' William Bobier, Santford VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary Intemotional, George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois SERVICE Kenneth Leovenworth, Al Sergeant-ot-Arms — J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 16—C. Swart. 23—D. Dean. Olmsted. Inlernallonal Contacts — Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 9-J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundotion. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rota^ Informaden — Special - At the coll of the President. 2—H. Goodholm. 1—D. Shorno. Richord Giringer, Kenneth .E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, 18—K. Putnam. November—1960 Vecotionol Guidance — Public Information — ^Rguior — First Thursday of each month 4—W. Couillord. May-1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. Duane Davidson. 7—K. Leovenworth. 20—B. Show, Stag Night. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Program — Board of Directors Meetings March-1961 September—1960 McComb. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Mrs. Grace Patterson - Organist 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burondt. Crippled Children — ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Schmitt Membership — Warner 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairmen Community Safety — Aria Musser, Russell Waldron. Charles Bacon, Les Woodward. and Harvey Bent. 16—8. Wiggins, 6-H Fair. Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Magazine — Davidson, John Dean, Clyde V/illiams, Ax- 14—R. Yingllng. 21-W. Woy. 2-F. Culy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Lester Wise, Boys and Girls Week — Pre»ident Club Bulletin — Vice-Presldent Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Secretory Treasurer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Asst. See. - Treos. Goodhotm, John Walker. DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane 7_W. Treat. Avgust-1960 9-G. Collins. Olin Dolly, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1961 1960-1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS Owers. 17-S. Jolley. 24—Les Woodward. 11-R. Toupallk. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Peorce. 18-W. Bobier. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having ^eclal programs, such es Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 Address and Rotary Ann Phono No- NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn BR 8-wM Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemler, R. R. No. 5, Cotdwater-Fay BR B-55M James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth—_-BR 8-5358 Harold McKnIghf, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mar|orie BR8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-68^ Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret l-BRB-538o Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro— S'SSif BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Joswhlne—BR 8-4486. Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone BR 9-9471 BR8-2B18 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR B-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo .-BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R, No. 2—Doris BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-5942 BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 3B9 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-5790 -BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261 E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 BR 8-6386 BR 8-2947 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 NAME ' Address end Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Allce Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Della .. BR 8-4229 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys .—BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo BR 8-5078 Arto Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Alice BR 8-3546 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan 6119-9492 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. l-Wilmo BR 8-2710 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshbll St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho. BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 Warren Williams, Botavia—laMolne - George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Paflerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 5R 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine • BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ..BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn' BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis ^.BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Fred H. Weeks, R.'R. No. 2—Beatrice Do! Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pot . BR 8-8318 BR 9-9495 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Nofalio BR 8-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nofo . BR 8-4086 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Howard M. Teeter, BR 8-4222 Art Lyon, 11 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 Chotfh St.—Moflon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .. BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen 1 BR 8-5556 Webster Treat," 3492 5on Soucl Beach, Cold, lake— The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR Suzonna . Charles Fiske, R.R. No, 2, 731 Marshall Rd.Ruth . . John Walker, 33 Daughe.'ty—Gretchen BR 8-5554 .-n-y .^ir: . nV.' ' ■'/Jvij'. h' . TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ~'i'. ^ FEPia H. WEEKS COLDWATER, MICH, ' 01 —RiramiT 'C'-y QUALIFY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC MICHIGAN „• 1:.'- ri-" BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine.. BR 8-4198 ' FREDERICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Pork PI.—Elzora BR8-2B64 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo ..BR 8-5412 i0@01 12:15 p.m., BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 n-cT.T"- COLDWATER, BR 8-4159 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No- 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . Douglos Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. No, 2, Morrison Ik,—Rita XT Li:. ,.); Meeting Time: Phone No. BR 8-55B5 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 PR A\ PGR PEAC BR 8-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 1, 1961 Charles B. Schmitt was born July 29, 1915 in Chicago, Illinois. He attended school in Chicago and received his degree in 1937 from North western University, majoring in accounting. in Chicago on September 9, 1939. and Janet 11. He married his wife, Berget, They have two children; Victoria lii, He has been employed by the Dehmlow Cleaners and the Rhemetron Corporation. Since July 1, 195o he has been with Federal Mogul in their accounting department. He had service in the navy iht'i the Pacific from June, 19ii3 until December, 19U5- He belongs to the Coldwater Country Club, American Legion and Elks, The family attend the Methodist Church. His hobbies are golf, swimming, and reading. He likes steaks (any kind) but dislikes fish. A man found himself behind a woman and a large dog in the movie theater. The dog laughed in the right places. The man remarked to the woman, "I think it is wonderful that the dog enjoys the movie so much," "I am surprised rryself," said the woman, "He hated the book." The Rotarians of this Club should read the article beginning on page 36 of this February's Rotarian. The plan is in operation at the Coldwater State Home & Training School, and is proving very successful. are about 7$ people living in the surrounding communities. There With this Club committee to help with the park at the river, perhaps some pointers given in the article "Clubs in Action" on page ii6, February Rotarian might be helpful. Perhaps work instead of money might be just as welcome. It might §lso mean more to the Club if some of their sweat and work went into the project. Harvey Bent tells your editor that the Jay Cees park project is different than that of this Club. information, Your editor is sorry for the mis Nevertheless, the'Jay Cees have laid their cash on the line for their project. We are sorry to hear that Harold Goodholm's Rotary Ann> Lanore, is in the Community Health Center. Normond Moore left the hospital Saturday, January 28, and is at home. Why not send him a card? were You would appreciate getting one if you ill. Webster Treat tells Us. that all of the nlembers who follow "the bangtails" should be at next week's meeting. He has premised a real treat. This week's program in charge of Bob Sweet portrayed the life of Guvarie Coffman, the oldest member of the Club. He was born July 8, 187U, and has always lived in Branch County. Guvarie's daughter, Mrs. Mooi, helped supply most of the facts presented. Two high school seniors were presented to the Club, Dob Abbaduska by Bill Bobier, and Ted Tompkins by Fred Anderson, District 36 lost a long time bulletin editor when George Dolliner of Battle Creek died recently. He will be missed by all Club editarians. Pat and Grace Patterson are soon to be off to Las Vegas and California, Have fun, but be careful. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUiNCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHIE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF Employer-EmployeB Relations — COMMITTEES MICH. Attendonce — Warren Williams. Classification — Frits Van Aken, Robert Show. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax- Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, • • September—1960 Community Safety — 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21-J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. 7—K. Leavenworth. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Richard Moore, James McComb. IB—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. May-1961 8—Rotary Foundotlon. INTERNATIONAL Buttorfleld." International Information — Wiliiam Bobler, Santford VOCATIONAL SERVICE Joiley. Clyde Williams, Chairman T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan .'•••' 29—A. BuHerfietd. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 20—B. Hawley. 27—F. Anderson. 27-A. Olson. Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me- 4—No Meeting. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Mogozine. 17-S. Jotley. Rotary Foundation • Competitor Relations — npi 13—O. Moore, Ladies' Night. July-1961 3—R.' Patterson. Koith, Wayne Woy. Altemier. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmos. January—1961 International Student "Proleets — Buyer-Seller Relations— Robert Hawley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International 23—D. Dean. 6—F. Neer. Kenheth leovenworth, Al Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. General Secretary, Rotary Intematiortal, George R. Means, Evanston, lliinels SERVICE international Contacts — Sergeant-at-Arms — J. Edd McLa:;ghlin, Roles, Texas 16—C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Retory International, 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 1—D. Shorno. Olmsted. RotdK Information — Special - At the coll of the President. 25-0. Dolly. November—1960 Richard Biringer, Kenneth Boya Wiggins. 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pcarce, Douglos Student Guests — Axner Olson. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, at 12:15 P. M. 4—W. Couillord. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. 4—T. Skobo. 11—F. VanAken. Public Information — ^Rgulor — first Thursday of each month Apirl-1961 October—1960 Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupollk. Duane Davidson. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. Voeotional Guidance — Program — 28-W. Williams. March-1961 Rural Urban — Woodward. Wdrner Vpn Aken. Board of Directors Meetings Axner Olson, Chairman 30—G. Burondt. ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Schmitt Membership — and Harvey Sent. Mrs. Groco Patterson — Organist 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 23-E. Luse. Dole Doon, Charles Fiske. Goodholm, John Walker. DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Doano 7-W. Treot. COMMUNITY SERVICE Lester Wise, Boys end Girls Week — OR. DONALD M. HARRIS Preiident Club Bulletin — DUANE E. DAVIDSON Vi«e-Pre»ldent Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Poul Hurley. JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold FRED WEEKS Asst. Sec. - Treas. February—1961 14—R. Tingling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dolly, Fred Culy, IfSO . 1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1960 Four Way Test — Charles Woodwa.'d, A! Rico. John Deon, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 Robert Tingling, Craig Seboid. CLUB SERVICE 11—R. Toupolik. John Etsweiler, George 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. Riobert Sweet. Th» nhove is our orogrom schedule for the yeor 1960-61. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman, of the change. Members having »ecial programs such as Ladies' Night, moy appofgl a committee to assist with the details. ,, ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemie-, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth ^_wBR.8-w58. Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorie gR 8-M21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther SS Richard Biringer, SB N. Hudson St.-Jean NAME Address and Rotary Ann James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Williom'A. Milnes; 150 Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys ..BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LHa BR 8-^ 55 f'5?oI SSI'Sm- Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted. 70 Marsholl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rettio. BR 8-28^ Roy-C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce" B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine — Albert Botlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-MS4 Tom Collins, 36 M'. Pierce St.-Borbara Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mciple Lane-Jane Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeld Dr.-Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 kidgmoor Road—Valerie—^__BR8-5909- John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirifeld Dr.—lueilie BR 8-5078 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 -—BR 9-93M -- Robert &-Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis Donald M. Morris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorron.ce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 BR 8-5475 BR 8-6517 BR.8-5P42 BR B-4435 BR 8-6^7 Santford Joiley, 1:239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma :._8R 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho I____BR"8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 BR 8-8238 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Maf$holl Rd.— Ruth Eileen BR 8-5556 Suzanna BR 8-5554 Webster Trebt, 3492 San Souei Beach, Cold. Loks-r- i-r'*;,.* ' i'V'- uy :--yJ _y.; y • ■ •i'"! r ■.!.r • '.-Q •" ^ ■; ^ >.-vry . . .• ; .:u;;;; .-.i] yiy.tcJL-y yy • SV'- ■_-j Jvr 7• 77 Sec. 34.6F reflector ^ by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME FREDERICK H. BR 8-4086 BR 8-2864 Tie COLDWATEu7'yijy.';iy:7;:,:. COLDWATER, BR 8-2710 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo-Hermiono BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwcter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva _.BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelehen BR 8-6730 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2B41 f*. Published BR 8-5494 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. CofFmon, 769 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola . Ralph Toupaltk,' R. R.' No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-6850 —BR 8-2261 .0; BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllma BR 8-5006 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bealrice ■ C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef— BR 8-5714 Craig Seboid, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita .. BR 8-8318 E. Harold Goodho'm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor... BR 8-2790 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delio Warren Willloms, Bafavia—LaMoine Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R, No. 2-Celia BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 BR 8-2979 i.^BR 8-6341- Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth . Phone No. BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Boyd C. Wiggins, SB Division St.-Phyllis Geofge Owers, Box 77, R. R. No'. 3—Elizabeth .. BR 8-5996 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogeno..BR 8-6054 NAME . Address and Rotory Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Ario Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.-Josephine —BR 8-«86 Rev Phone No. BR 8-M86 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 ... Horold McKnight, Coldwdter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 2J0 Grand St.-Morgaret Seton Boveo, 171 Grand St.—Clara DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 8R 8-8609 i /-yH WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INO C" �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 26, 1961 William Bobier was born September 18, 1918 at Charlotte, Michigan and attended the school in Charlotte graduating in 1936. He was married to Margaret Cox on May 17, 19Ul at Charlotte. We understand that Bill was a little scared about the marriage coming as the little woman changed the date several times. There was a good reason for this - ask him. They have three children; Marda 16, a Junior; Marilyn (Skippy) lU, a Freshman; and Billy 10, in the fourth grade. He worked for the Fulton Lumber Company from 1937 to 19U7, and since then has been with the Legg Lumber Company. Since 1956 this has included the Certified Transit-Mix, Incorporated. He is a Mason and an Elk. The family attend the Methodist Church. Bill says his hobbies are hunting, fishing and woodworking. He likes sea foods and salads, but dislikes noodles in any shape or form or mixture. The 100^ members were published last week with Vi^arner VanAken having w years leading the list. Fred Weeks was second with 21 years. were six with over ten years for a grand total of 23. There The Battle Creek Club with nearly 190 members only had 17 members who were 100^, so maybe we are not so bad after all. The minstrel show is to be given so start getting yourself in good voice. The vote taken resulted in 37 yes - 27 no*8 with one'abstaining member. Your editor will do anything to help except sing, % wife tells me to keep quiet when we go to church, my warbling is so terrible« Your editor understands that Carl Vinton can^t understand about the quantities of food consumed, Carl, don^t forget the employee's dining room. Jesse Waldron>introduced to the Club by Les Woodward,, told us about tax problems, expense accounts, and your income tax. Your editor only wishes he might have had some free advice. He was speaking at the Union City Rotary Club, The Union City Club^ by the way of news, is having twenty foreign students from l^ichigan State l^versity as weekend guests in the community within the next few weeks. If you want to read about a remarkable man^ read the article on page 22 of the February Rotarian., His record seems incredible, and certainly deserves recognition. On page 28 of the February Rotarian there is a photo of a monument to Bernardo G'Higgins in Chile. Tour editor wants to know, "How cum?" an Irishman did so much for Chile. If you are going to Tokyo for the R.I, Convention in May, make your reservation now. Next week will be a program of interest to the old timers, be there and see what gives. And then there was the little country ^irl who, went into the department store, and after looking around appeared bewildered and finally asked, "I came in to go out, where is it?" ' ' -RAY .-i.-vMirnr You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednecday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK BAmE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIUEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — Employer-Empfovee Relations — Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald. 1960-1961 Four Woy Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. Augutt~1960 2-F. Culy. Classification Fritz Von Aken, OR. DONALD M. HARRIS DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Robert Show. Pre»iden» Viee-Preiidanl Secretary Treasurer Asst. Sec. • Treat. DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Doane Club Bulletin — Seton Bovee, Ray Mulehahey, Pout Hurley. 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. March-1961 Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 21—J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—8. Shaw, Stag Night. 13-F. Weeks. Aprll-1961 October-1960 4—T. Skobo. 11—F. VanAken. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Keith Pearce, Douglos 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Rurol Urban — Woodward. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Werner Van Aken. Student Guests — Axner Olson. - - ; Olmsted. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, Rotary Information — Special - At the call of the President. • Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts.' _ SERVICE Intetnatlonal Contacts — Butlerfield. General Secretary, Rotary Intemotional, . Jolley. T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Allemier. June-1961 13—D. Moore, ladies' Night. Owers. 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. 17-S. Jolley. ' John Etsweiler, George Robert Sweet. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulehahey. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotary Foundotlon - . Competitor Relations — 6—F. Neer. 3—R. Patterson. Keith, Wayne Way. Robert Hawley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International December—1960 Januory—1961 Internotiono! Student'PreiMtt— Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Buyer-Seller Relations — George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois 30—No Meeting. 27—F. Anderson. Williom Bobier, Santford VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairman 29—A. Butterfield. 20—C. WoodwGiid, Merry Xmas. International Information — President, Rotary International, J. Edd McLaughlin, Roles, Texas 16—C. Swart. 23—D. Dean. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Kenneth • leayehworth,' Al Sergeant.at'Arms — Carl VInton, Conrad Swart. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 2—H. Goodholm. 9-J. Woidron. 15—H. Teeter. INTERNATIONAL Boya Wiggins. at 12:15 P. M. May-1961 22—B. Thomas. Public Information — ^legular — First Thursday of each month 18—K. Putnom. 8—Rotory Foundation. Richard Birlngw, Kenneth. Duane Dovrdson. 4—W. Couillard. November—1960 1—D. Shorno. Vocational Guidance — Program — 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde WilHems, A*ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles SchmitI Membership — Board of Directors Meetings 7—K. Leavenworth. Scholarship Awards — Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Boys and Girls Week — Richard Moore, James Fellowship — Russell Moore, Horold Goodholm, John Walker. ond Harvey Bent. 7-W. Treot. COMMUNITY SERVICE Warren Willioms. 1960.1961 February—1961 14—R. YIngling. 21-.W. Woy. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS July-1961 4—No Meeting. II—R. Toupalik. 24—Les Woodward. 18—W. Bobier. .31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Peoree. The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want'to-change dales with another.member. odVise the prbgrom chairman of the change'. Members-having special programs such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to aSsist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address ond Rotory Ann NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay |R 8-5^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lono-Kothryn 15 I'SS BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret BR 8-5386 Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon NAME BR 8-6386 BR 8-4243 BR 8-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4159 WaynO W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholi St.—Suson BR 9-9492 Poyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams. Batavia—LaMoine BR 8-2128 BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 BR 8-823B Bron. EM 9-4024 Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine' Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogenB._8R-8-6054 ■^'orge Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Ouone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen BR 8-6127 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—JGrace B. K.' Pearce, Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts. 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago Sl.—Eleanor Leslie Woodward. 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 8-6393 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine—..BR 8-«86 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbaro |5 f'f224 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lone-Jone -|R BR8-281B BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 BR 8-5585 Russell G. Woidron. 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia •Carl F. Vipton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice BR 8-5078 Phone No. Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—. BR8-6278 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 55 Address and Rotory Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. William A. Milnes, IW Grond Sf.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 ®5 l'22lx Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. Phone No. James F. MeComb, 52 Daogherly—Laura Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson .Sl-*-HBlen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer'State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth --—BR 8-53TO Dr. Charles Bacon. 59 N. Circle Drive—Morione BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Address and Rolpry Ann • DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — .Telephone BR 8-8609 Axner Olson, 336 Grond-Sl.-Retha.. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie—i.--BR 8-5909 • Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris.— BR 8-5318 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef - - BR 8*5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-^Ann— BR 8-2930 - Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy ._BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke —• BR8-4435 Donald ,Y- SJjprno. 156-E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .. BR 8-6316 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Conrad Swart.'471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-6687 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortifd BR 8-6788 - SuzOnno ■f; : -■■■- • :■ ■ ■ ^ : ..x , - ■■ •■■-J-- Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-6311 BR 8-419B BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchon BR 8-6730 '-■■■ -r r■.^ y;. , .-.pv r'l'i'y .•^ ^ jv» - .rr:- X, • ^ -vt t;-.' j:-':. 5'. :^ •.T.-n'.-; rcrA'/.;-- 1 , l:- The COLDWATER *V"- - 7 7 Notary REFLECTOR J y-rrr ■" Sii* y - . ■P R • •t.. -•'-Y • -T , r-' PEA i FREDERICK H. WEEKS by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME QUALITY SPRTNa PRODUCTS COLDWATER, MICH, BR 8-40B6 BR 8-2864 :-£R8-5554 ^ Published BR 9-942B Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago-Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz. 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 iBR 8-4350 BR 8-B942 BR 8-4222 ... j.':,: i Vj-r-;.:;- 'V' ' Ruth ■ ' ■ ..J,. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Charles Fiske. R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold, lake— BR8-M61 ■ • BR 9-9495 HONORARY MEMBERS Ralpn Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— Eileen—,-.- - .... _ BR 8-5556 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth Scott-Natalie Guvo'rrie S. Coffman. 759 E. Chtcogo Rd.—Nola E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia - BR 8-2841 BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Douglas Woodward. 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita.-. BR 8-8318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln Sf.-Lonore-—.-BR 8-6517 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Lester F. Wise. R. R. No. 2—Cello C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.-Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.-Charlofte -^-BR 8-5475 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat —BR 9-9360 INC �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 18, 196I C, Alfred Rj.ce was born March 5, 1901 in Glrard Township, Branch County. He attended rural school in Girard and graduated from the Coldwater High School. He received both his B.S. and Masters degrees from Western Michigan University, the latter degree .in 192U« He married Elelyn Wright in 1932 in Detroit# They have three sons all in college at present# Philip 2h who is working on his Ph.D degree in engineering, Robert 21 and James 18# (How does a guy keep three students in college at the same time and still eat?) He taught rural school and at Quincy High School, in the Ludington and Sturgis High School, was at Eastern Michigan University 1936I9U3 as supervisor of student teachers, 19ii3-1950 taught in the Coldwater Public Schools and since 1950 has been County Superintendent of Schools. In 1959 millage was passed by the voters for special education and he is now setting up this program. He says he has spent his adult life in the public schools of Michigan. is true we wonder where he spent his early years. Rotarian and also is a member of Bon /uni. If this He is a Mason, He is a member of Michigan and of National Education Associations. He attends the Methodist Church and has fishing as a hobby. He likes steaks, dislikes beets. We hear His Honor Honorary Member Arthur Lyon is going to Washington to attend the inaugural of John F. Kennedy. It*s wonderful to be in politics. Doctor Charles Bacon is off to Mexico City for two weeks to attend a medical meeting for two weeks. Normond Moore is in the Health Center with a broken heel. He says he was in his right mind and awake but he walked off a roof. Stop off to see him or if you can^t-do that send him a nasty card. Considerable discussion was held at Tuesday's meeting as to the minstrel show. The mechanics of working out a practice schedule was batted back and forth and finally pUt over for a decision next week. The Club has obligated itself to contribute toward the improvement of the fiverside park and the money will have to come from some place. The Jay Gees have already kicked in. The list of unfilled classifications of the Club was distributed to the members. There are a great many whidh might be filled and it is hoped that members will make an effort to fill them. The Greater Coldwater Centennial to be held July 2 to July 8 of this year was discussed by Casey Medendorp, who is general chairman. From what Casey told us a real "Whing Ding" is planned, activities to include everybody and everything from whiskers to horses and buggies. blanks). Even the war between the states is to be reenacted (with This is a worthwhile commimity project and Rotarians should back it. Les Woodward tells us that next week a fellow Rotarian, Jess "Waldron, is to tell us about accounting and such. Then there was the gal who when her doctor told her he was going to give an I.V. said, "Please make it carnations, I am allergic to ivy," You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Porker inn - Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel ~ Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES I Employer>Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Woy Test — August—1960 2-F. Culy. Robert Y-fngling, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, John Dean, Choirmon MICH. Attendance — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. COMMUNITY SERVICE 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Axner Olson, Chairman 23-E. Luse. Warren Williams. Classification — DR. DONALD M. HARRIS Pfejidont OUANE E. DAVIDSON Viee-Pfesident JOHN A. KENNEDY Secrelory CHARLES SCHMITT Trwnrer FRED V/EEKS Club Bulletin -- Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Arlo Musscr, Russell Waldron. and Harvey Bent. Mri. Grace Patterson — Organist Fred Anderson, Robert Nagte, Warner Van Aken. Rural Urban — 4-T. Skabo. 11—F. VonAken. 18-R. Pitts, Ladles' Ntghl. 25-L. Wise. May-1961 B—Rotory Foundation. Richard Blringer, Kenneth Kenneth Leavenworth, Al Internationol Information — President, Rotary International, Williom Bobier, Sontford Jolley. Internotiona! Student Pro|ects — VOCATIONAL SERVICE. General Secretary, Rotary Intemotlonal, George R. Means, Evanston, tllmois Governor, 636 District, Rotary International Competitor Relations — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Keith, Woyne Way. Allemier. - T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Mlehlgon Rotary Foundotion - Robert Sweet. June-1961 6-F. Neer. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 13—0. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 20—C. Woodwaiid, Merry Xmos. Butterfield. Cart Vinton, Conrad Swart. Clyde' Williams, Choirmon BuyervSeller Relations—■ Robert. Howiey, Chester 30—No Meeting. December—1960 International ContctcIs — Sergeant*at-Armt — J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texos SERVICE 23—D. Dean. John Etsweller, Jr., Chairman Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. ' DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 16—C. Swart. 15-H.-Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterifeld. Olmsted. INTERNATIONAL 2—K. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 1—D.Shorno. Vocotional Guidance — Roto^ Information — Special - At the call of the President. 25-0. Dally. November—1960 ..Axner Olson. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, ^ycl Wiggins. at 12:15 P. M. 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pearce, Douglas Public Information — ^KSgulor — First Thursday of each month 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Woodward. Student Guests — Duane Davidson. Board of Directors Meetings April-1961 4—W. Coulllard. October—1960 ner OUon, John Etsweiler, Chofles Schmitt Membership — Program — 13-F. Weeks. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Woodward. 21—J. Etsweller. 23—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. DovidsoHf John D^on, Clydo Wil!loin$| 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Charles Bacon, Les DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Horrls, Duane 7—K. Leavenworth. Community Safety — Magazine — Mareh-1961 September—1960 Crippled Children — Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. Asst. See. • Treos. 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burandt. Fritz Van Aken, Lester V^se, Boys and Girls Week — Robert Shaw. Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. 1960 • 1961 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingllng. 21-W. Way. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dolly, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS 27—F. Anderson. 27-A. Olson. Jonuoiy—1961 July-1961 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupalik. 3—R. Patterson.' 10—C. Bacon, Rotory Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. . . John Etsweiler, George 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 25-K. Pearce. Thn above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61.-If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the'prograni choifman of the change. Members having »eeial programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commlttee to assist .with .the details. PUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER ^ JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwaler-Foy BR 8-«M Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn BR-8-MM NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BR 8-6386 Mllfdtd A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen .. BR 8-2947 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann V/arner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Phone No. BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Or Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drivo-Moriorie BR 8-^21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.-Marguerite..BR 8-2485 Carl F: Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.-Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Deiia BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pe'drl St—L'ila —i.BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4. Dorrance Rd.—Alice —BR8-85^ Fred H. Weeks,"R. R.'No. 2-^Beatrlce BR 8-4159 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.--^Ruth--------BR 8-g|8 Richord Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Rvsselt'F..Moore.,.15 Cornyvoll Court-Gladys-..-BR8-6278 BR |-|086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaret BR 8-5386 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Bbyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro . Gust C Burandt, 178 Foirifeld Dr.—Josephine __BR 8-4486 Rev Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo—BR8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbara Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Clyde Winiom's, if, R. No. .1-Wi)ma Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refho-. BR 9-9360 Warren Williams, Botavio-LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Mople Lane—Pat Lester F. Wisoi R, R. No. 2-Ce!la Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Roy C. Pottersoir, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.—_—.BR8-2979 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 ^rsholl St.—Edna George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Wllford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene—BR 8-6054 . _BR 8-2818 B. K- Pearce, ^ Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth— Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR8-8M9 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen.. BR8;-6T^ Ray Fax, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy Roisert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Foirifeld Dr.—Aileen Charles Woodward; 163 Marshall St. Robert E. Romsey, 6J Branch-PhylHi BR 8-50O6 Charles Schmitti 18'E. Aldeh St.^T-Berget. 1.BR8-5714 BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 • BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvdrrle S.' Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Robert E." Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann ; BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ..^.BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrod Swgrf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 BR 8-5942 BR 8-8238 Leslie Woodward, .163 Marshall St.—Polly Robe/t G. .Yingiing, 21 Scott-Nofalie Cralg Sebald, R. RT No.'2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.- BR 8-8318 BR 8-6517 BR 8-2710 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Douglas, Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth BR 8-6341 ,'__BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 £. Chleogo St.—Eleanor._ BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn BR 8-8451 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Volerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—lueille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte , j—BR 8-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-2539 BR 8-5494 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Ruth V , Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone BR 8-4086 BR 8-2864 BR 8-2288 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronc? Rd.—Arleme..:...BR 8-8942 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 6-5091 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church "St.—Morlon-l_'—BR 8-4282 ■ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha E. Byron Thomas,'58 N. .Circle Dirve—Virginia —BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R.'No. 5, 1573'W. Chiecfgo— Art Ly6n,"n Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 —BR 8.-5790 , BR 8-8840 Eileen H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth . , . BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Sou'el Beoeh, Cold. Lake— Suzanne ......_BR 8-2261 ^ • BR 8-5554 /IT.; If ;' .♦'t:- ''•.V'">• V ■: O r - l-'. ' jL' '.'i 'itV- J •i*'. ;.r- V;-. -.r- 5. ■ ;"'.r'.v 'i. t; ' \ '"'V ^ 'P" " qV-f'■' . ; .jj-; IT The COLDWATER -Notary REFLECTOR X-f ^ irXjl' .ZS'X'-':' ■' ' • C-> P A - ;t-v- ..- -v ■ PEA FREDERICK H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME WEEKS QU'ALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 WilldWbrook Rd.—Elva _.BR 8-5412 John Walker, .33.,Dougherty—Gretchon BR 8-6730 UICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Kofajfj REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. -Tanna-ry H j T Fred Weeks was born : 3 91.-^ He ^ iFidmtid fi'om'LaFJ^ing Eastern High School in June, 19dO i-uoPTrod his A.B» degree from Western Michigan University in 1935 and his JCadegree from University of Michigan in 1939. He was married to Beatrice Cornell in Flint on September 25, 1930. They have three children, Captain Fred Jr. in the U.S. Army, Horxta (^s, Albert Pudak Jr. of Coldwater/ and Judith a senior at Coldwater High School. Fred came to Coldwater in 1935 as a teacher and became principal of the High School in 1939. He left the school system in 19iiU to become Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer of the (^ality Spring Co. Fred was mayor of Coldwater 1951-1953. He was president of Hota^ 19ii3 - 19liU. He also belongs to the Masons, Elks and Bon Ami. ihe family attend the Baptist Church. His hobbies are tennis (he is good), golf and bowling. He likes Swiss steak and chicken and along with your editor dislikes macaroni in any shape or form, Sanford Jolley who has the program mext week has secured "Casey" Mederdorp to tell us about the Centennial plans for Coldwater for the coming summer. We are sorry to hear that Clara Bovee is in the Coinmunity Health Center. Harry Joseph is back with us and we are glad. Tom Collins at present a Rotary member who became the first city manager of Coldwater was greeted by the Club* Wayne Way introduced his son Jim WAy to the Club and Douglao Hemlapp-' was introduced to the Club also. Rotarians sometimes do the craaiest things, we hear Sanford Jolley has been elected Chairman of the Tibbetts Theater group and now Woodt^a^ds have agreed to help overhaul the furnace and heating system. Some"of'yo^ i"ay recall that about five years ago the Club worked one Saturday afternoon in hauling the accumulated junk out of the place so we could use it for our mihstrel" show. The City furnished the trucks and I believe hauled out about ten loads. Paul Hurley tells us that he is an expert at spelling. He called your editor to protest the misspelling of the word raisin. We find it comes from the Latin word "racemus" the old French spelling is raizin or reisin and the present French spelling is raisin. Paul was right, we were wrongI Several members of the Coldwater School Board were guests of the Club to hear Dr. Raymond Hatch of the Department of Education at Michigan State University, outline what the objectives of a school system should be in view of the present time and what we might expect in the future. If you get married, have a new baby, get a new girl friend, a new grand— child, a broken leg, left a million or your wife runs away with some better looking man, let us know so we can put it in the bulletin. Then there was the fat gal who stepped on the electronic scale that spoke your weight. She was surprised when it said, "One at a time," Ray •Ji You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. AlBIGN — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURG1S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel ~ Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-EmploYee Relations — COMMinEES Robert Tingling, Crolg Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance — Four Woy Test — Charles Woodi^ord, Al Rice. John Dean, Chairman Classification — Fritz Van Aken, Lester Wise, 1960 - 1961 Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY _ — Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED V/EEKS - Treasurer Asst. Sec. • Treas. DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. Duane Davidson Board of Directors Meetings ^HSgular — First Thursday of each month 25-0. Dally. 25-L. Wise. Axner Olson. November—1960 Vocational Guidonce — 1—0. Shomo. SERVICE Governor, 636 District, Rotory International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert. Howley, Chester Jolley. International Stwjient Projects — Alle'mier. Competitor Relations—' Robert Sweet.' 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June—1961 6—A. Rice 13—0. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson,. • January—1961 ' "• Kerineth Putnam, M. A. Me- 3^R. Patterson. Rotary 'Foundation • 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magozine. 17-S. Jolley. Kejth, Wayne Way. - 29-A. Butterfierd. 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier, Santford General Secretary, Rotary International. George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 23-D. Dean. : 13—R. Mulchohey. -f, 20—C. WoodwanJ, Merry Xmas. fnternatlbhaf Information — Clyde Williams, Chairman 16—C. Swart. i ■ "■ 6—F. Neer. -Kenneth Leavenworth, Al ■ ' BuVterfiefd. VOCATIONAL SERVICE 2—H. Goodholm. 9-J. Waldron. 8—Rotary. Foundotion.. Intenrational Contacts — • Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texos 18—K. Putnom. 15-H. Teeter. John Etsweller, Jr., Choirman Sergeont-ot-Arms — ... 4-W. Couillard. May-1961 Student Guests — INTERNATIONAL Boya Wiggins. Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. ' DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. 22-^B. Thomas." E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, 28—A. Musser. Woodward. .Olmsted, Rolon Inforihatloh— Special — At the coll of the President. 21—J. Etsweller. 13-F. Weeks. Keith Pearce, Dougtos Public Informotion— at 12:15 P. M. 6—G. Owen. 7—K. leavenworth. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. •Riehord Biringer, Kenneth , 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. April-1961 Rural Urbon — Program — March-1961 September—1960 October—1960 4—T. Skobo. II—F. VanAken. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Aken. 30—G. Burandt. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, 28-W. Williams. 30—B. Shaw, Stag Night, Scholarship Awords — Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, John Etswellor, Charles Sehmitt Membership — Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 23-E. Luse. Richard Moore, James Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Von Axner Olson, Choirman Crippled Children — Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. Worner 7-W. Treof. 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. February—1961 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Watdron. Club Bulletin — and Horvey Bent. ROTARY PROGRAMS 9-G. Collins. Olln Dolly, Fred Culy, Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 August—1960 Juiy-1961 4—No Meeting. 1 i—R. Toupalik. John Etsweller, George 24—Les Woodward. 18—W. Bobier. Owefi. : , •31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Peoree. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-6h If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »ecial programs such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. • DUANE DAVIDSON, Prograih Chairman — Telephone 8R 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone-Kolhryn Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-MU ..BRS-n^ Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther v.._BR8-68^ William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR.B-5386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann James F. McComb, ^ Dougherty-Laura Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy |R|-5563 Milford A. MeKeith,' 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Phone No. NAME BR 8-6386 Address and Rotary Ann Harold MeKnight, Coldwaler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 William A. 'Milnos, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean——-BR 8-M86 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-5078 .Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No, 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Warren Williams, BotaVla-LoMolne Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clard —BR 8-5891 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .8R 8-6054 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha... . BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ..BR 8-5996 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ._BR 8-8609 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine : Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Oiin Dally, 61 Moplo Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Chorlotfo BR 8-5475 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor Robert G.- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie . BR 8-6393 BR 8-5006 Guvarrie S. CoRmon, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2', 731 Morsholl Rd.'— BR 8-2930 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct,—MaHha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6768 BR 8-8942 8R 8-5790 BR 8-B840 BR 8-6501 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 Ruth - - - Eileen BR 8-5556 . •_ BR 8-2288 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pi.—BlzoroJ Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 8R8-6311 BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo — BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen Webster Treat, 3492 San Souc! Beach, Cold. Loke—: Suianna BR 8-2864 Harolcf T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago-Hermione Ed Holtz, 16,^54 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 6-5091 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive-Virginia—BR 8-2841 Ralph TaOpallk, R. R. No. 5, -1523 W. Chicago— BR 8-6850 BR 8-2261 BR 8-4086 BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 i.^'. . I '■ ij 1- fj'T.: .■ Tbe COLDWATER l''.W ■ 1.. '-T-: " -'r L-. [.y'"*" j* 1 ' I Notary REFLECTOR ■ ^ $«e. 34^6, av ■/ ' ■■.■V 'PEACjE .v i FREDERICK H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrbnce Rd.—Arlene Meeting Time: BR 8-4424 BR 8-^33 .. BR 9-9428 BR 8-8318. Torg Skabd,-155 Narrowt^Rd.i R. R.~2—Nellie __BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR'8-4350 * ; BR 9-9495 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall. St.—Pally BR 8-2790 BR 8-6687 E. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cella Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-2979 BR-8-6341 BR 8-6161 J Santford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyee-.BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-8238 - Bron. EM 9-4024 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2,'Morrison Lk:—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-^Ann' ; BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—PansyBR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake.-.--BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Clyde Williams, R, ,R. 1^. 1-V/ilma Del Wise, 45 Mople lane—Pat Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmltf, 18 £. Aiden St.—Berget .. BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-5494 BR 0-4159 - . BR 8-2710 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-6598 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No.'2—Doris Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy ArJo Musser, R, R..No'. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice .—BR 8-8546 Robert Nogle, 182 Mdrsholl St.—Susan BR 9-94M Rev. Albert ButtorRold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma..BR B-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara BR 8-5234 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson Sf.-Delio . BR 8-4229 Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys ...BR 8-6278 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine —BR 8-4486 Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice— BR 8-2947 MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME WEEKS . -.QUALITY SPRrNC PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best^* The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 1961 Conrad Swart was born February l6 (he did not give us the year) in ^ Goldwater, Michigan# He received his education in Nebraska graduating from the Fremont Nebraska High School in 1922, He was married to Gertrude Newman in Nickerson, Nebraska on September lU^ 19^5* From 1923 to 1931 he was in business with the Carlson-Sewart Battery Company in Fremont and from 1931 to 1939 was with the Brackett Motor Supply ^ Company in the same city. From 19U0 to 1991 he was a rural mail eerier at the Goldwater Post Office. Since then he has operated the Swart grocery. He and Gertrude have one son, Donald age 31, who works with his dad. Conrad is an Elk. He and his family attend the Presbyterian Church. He tells us that his hobby is travel and his favorite food is steak. He hates raisens in any shape, form or combination. Mrs. Grace Patterson, presented by her Rotarian husband Roy, brought to the meeting on Tuesday, January 3 eight members of the Junior Fortnightly Club. The Fortnightly Senior Club has been in existence since 1908 and in 1920 was affiliated with the ^lichigan Federation of VJomen*s Clubs. The Juniors were Ann Fiske, Michael Burkovskis, Jane Shedd, Mark Feller, Jean Ann Williams, Tim Crandall, Ann Schultz and Susan Bailey who is president of the iiO member club. The Juniors meet monthly under the direction of Grace Patterson who is their counselor. The group gave an excellent program which included piano, organ and vocal numbers. Fred Anderson who has next week*s program tells us that he has secured Dr. Raymond Hatch of the Michigan State University School of ^ucation as a speaker. We understand his speech will deal with education. Rotary is a classifidation Club and strict adherence to the Rotaiy principle shoUid be i'ollowed so hs to insure a cross-section of the business, professional and institutional life of the community, pie function of the classification committee is tos 1. classifications by: a. of the comr.iunity. survey of club membershipi 2. Make a classification Compile a foster of filled and unfilled Club membership and b. 3» Urge members to propose names for unfilled classifications. U. Review periodically unfilled classifications. 9» Counsel with "the board on all classification problems. The Four Way Test. How many members know the U points and how it came into being. Better find out or the sergeantr-at-arms might get you. Dollar Philosophy If a man is only interested in money, he's money mad. If he keeps it, he's a miser. If he invests it, he's a capitalist. If he doesn't have it, he's a ne'er do well. If he doesn't seek it, he lacks ambition. If he gets it without working, he's a parasite. If he gets it only after a long life of hard work, he's a fool who got nothing out of life. Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■ir QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations — COMMITTEES Robert Yingiing, Craig Sebold. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — Four Way Tc.it — . Charles Woodward, Al Rice. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON Viee-Preildent JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Secretary - Treasurer Asst. See. - Treas. Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Axner Olson, Chairman Crippled Children — Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler, Chorles Sehmitt Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Warner Van Aken. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist McComb. Beard of Directors Meetings May-1961 Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. Corl Vinton, Conrad Swart. . President, Rotary international, international Contacts — Governor. 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Ook, Michigan 23—D. Dean. 29—A. Butterfield. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June—1961 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leovenworlh, Al 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodwani, Merry Xmas. Butterfield. International InformoHon — Clyde Williams, Chairman International Student Prelects — January—1961 Rotary Foundation - 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. Allemier. Kenneth Putnom, M. A. McKeith, Way, Competitor- Relations — 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Howley. 27—F. Anderson. Williom Bobier, Santford Jolley. Buyei^Seller Relations — Robert Hawley, Chester George R. Meons, Evonston, Illinois SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas Generol Secretary, Rotary InternaHonal, 9-J. Waldron. 16—Ci Swart. 8—Rotary Foundation. 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. INTERNATIONAL Sergeont-at-Arms — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 2—H. Goodholm. 1—D. Shorno. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rota^ Information ~ Special — At the call of the President. 18—K. Putnam. 25-0. Dally. November—1960 Olmsted. Boya Wiggins. at 12:15 P. M. 4—W. Coulliard. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. 4-T. Skobo. II—F. VonAken. 25-L. Wise. Richard Biringer, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, April-1961 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. Public Information — iRgular — First Thursday of eoch month 28—A. Musser. October—1960 Keith Peorce, Douglas Student Quests — Axner Olson. Duane Davidson. 21—J. Etsweiler. Woodward. Vocational Guidance — Program — 14—8. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 27—Governor's Visit. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Membership — and Harvey Bent. September—1960 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richord Moore, James Rural Urban — Woodward. March-1961 7—K. Leavenworth. Paul Hurley. Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burandt. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles FIske. Seton Bovee, Roy Mulchahey, Coodholm, John Walker. 7-W. Treof. 14—R. Yingiing. 21-W. Woy. 23-E. luse. Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Club Bulletin — February—1961 2-F. Cuiy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Warren Wlliams. 1960 -1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS 9-G. Collins. Olin Dolly, Fred Cuiy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 August—1960 27-A. Olson. July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupalik. John Etsweiler, George 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 25-K. Peorce. Rbbert Sweet. Ttio nKnve is our oroorom schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wo'nt to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special Ihe above such IS ourasp Lodies' oa programs Night, may appoint a committee to assist. with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chalrmon - Telephone BR 8-8609 JUNE 30, 1960 ROTARY ROSTER Address ond Rotary Ann Phone.No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathrvn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth ^^__BR8.M33 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura —,_.BR8-W86 Mitford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia .. BR 8-4229 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St^-Margoret BR 8-68^ William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerifo ..BR 8-2485 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BRS-^ liarold McKnigHt, Coldwaler Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 |"|2IS S'SSf Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara "55 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Josephine—W8-4^6 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Boyd.C. Wiggins, 53 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 BR 8-5078 • BR'9-9492 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.-Ruth BR 8-2979 • BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 -• :.BR8,-2818 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie :—BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 C. Alfred Rice,'. R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn BR 8-2451 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 ' Chorles Sehmitt,' 18 B. Alden St.—Bergel.. BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R,-R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita .. BR 8-8318 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotle ,BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison .Court-Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 339 Grand St.—V/llmo BR 8-4071 BR 8r6788 BR 8-5790 H. Vincent Kernstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple' Lone—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth 1 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-^Eleanor... BR 8-2790 • Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Broneh—Phyllis Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. BR 8-2930 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion . .—BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— Eifeen . BR 8-5556 Webster Treot, 3492 San Souc! Beach, Cold. Lake— ^.BR 8-6850 BR 8-2261 Suzanno Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beofrice 1. . • BR 8-4159 Clyde :Willioms, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batavia—laMoine BR B-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pot BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, S. R. No. 2—Celio BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-M33 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.. .... BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingiing, 21 Scott—Natalie ... BR 8-5006 . Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ...BR 8-5842 Torg'Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie J.BR 8-6316 Conrod Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 BR 8-8B40 Roth BR 8-2864 BR 8-5554 AC-OtIT Sir. ■ '-. i j.:, r";- -.".k • * ".' L' -X ■■r;? /■■ret: rj;3- . p;:;, -p 11, ; .v:.- ••• . vrJ." pp-. ■. '*■ prP.-j-ai;;;'py;: prAOr.'riv Ia'-P -7 ^ yj-- .^4;. [: yrvl :>?p> : l:rj : y'* "r ^ ' ne COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR I 'VfJi .» Published COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., -J. FtfEDERICK H. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Meeting Time: 'o;.' (pr 1 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME V- BR 8-40B6 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone BR 6-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon; 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne... BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva —BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Daogherty—Grefchen BR 8-6730 •- Cr'WyP'- BR 8-5032 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffman,- 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— 7 r. r;.- -"P-' BR 8-4243 88 8-2128 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys --BR 8-6278 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Or. K. L: Olmsted,, 70 Marshol! St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho .... .BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene—BR 8-6054 Phone No. BR 8-5585 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice _-8R 8-8546 Robert Nogle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Rev. Albert Bullerlield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicago St.-AIIce WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, INC �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in ihe V. S. A. December 2$, i960 Frederick Anderson was bom July 19> 1911i in Quincy, Michigan, He graduated from the Coldwater High School in June 1932 and was married to Kathryn Garvin at Hodunk on November 7^ 1936, They have three children, Jan l5 in 10th grade, Tom lU in the 9th and Scott 10 in the 9th grade. Fred has been very active in commLinity affairs and has been on the District Scout Committee and also on the Citizen's Committee who have made a study of the Coldwater Schools, He is also an Elk, He and his family belong to the Presbyterian Church, He says his hobby is reading but we learned he has been collecting stamps for many years, in other words he is a philatelist. He likes most food but is partial to dairy products as he he a partner in the Anderson Dairy, The last step in electing a new member; The Club secretary fills out the "new member card" and forwards it to the secretariat. The Coldwater Club has followed the procedure which has been outlined in the past 13 bulletins in 99 out of 100 cases. If this is done no one is hurt or embarrassed, but in the past when the procedure has not been followed there have been some painful experiences. If you wish to propose a new member find out how to do it thru proper channels, David B, Swoap of Kalamazoo has been awarded a Rotary Foundation Scholarship for study abroad during the 1961-62 academic year. He will study southeast Asian politics and government in preparation for a career with the United States Government at one of the major Universities in Asia, The Coldwater Club has helped to make this possible. During 1961-62 there will be 118 graduate students receiving Rotary Foundation Fellowships, November attendance shows oar Clul^ in l9th place with an average of 93,07^* The high Club was Climax with 9 meetings of 100^, low Club reported was Jonesville with 78.97^, There are hO bulletins being published in District 636 out of hi Clubs, Next week's program should be enjoyable. It is to be musical and will be under the direction of a Rotary Ann, Come and see for yourself. There will be ho meeting in Quincy, January 2 so you will have to make "up elsewhere," This week's program presented by Dr, Bacon told us of the early publication of the "Rotarian" and he stressed the high class articles presented in the magazine. It was good. Sample resolutions for Rotarians for 1961. ll I will attempt to attend 100% 2, I will try to put into practice the U Way Test, 9, I will live as a Rotarian as far as possible. 3, ii. If I have to leave early I will e3q)ress my regrets to the speaker, If the Club has a project I will help, Good food is two minutes in your mouth - two hours in your stomach and" a ~ lifetime on your hips. HAPPY NEV; YEAR Hay You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ir QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK ~ Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 Nl �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMinEES ^Empioyer'Smplovee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Tost — August—1960 Robert Yingiing, Croig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ MICH. John Dean, Chairman' Warren Wlliams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification — Fritz Van Aken, Lester Wise, 1960 - 1961 Robert Show. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Club Bulletin — VIce-President Secretary Selon Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Treasurer 23-E. Luse. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Warner Van Aken. 7—K. Leovenworth. 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 21—J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Ario Musser, Russell Woldron. 4—W. Couillard. 4—T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. 11—D. Wise, Children's Forty. Keith Peorce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dolly. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. at 12:15 P. M. 23—D. Dean. 29—A. Butterfield. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June—1961 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmos. Butterfield. Internationol Informotion — William Bobier, Santford Jolley. International Student Protects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. McKeith, Wayne Woy. ■ Buver»5elter Relations — Robert Hawley, Chester Allemier. 27—F. Anderson. Robert Sweet. July-1961 3—R. Patterson. Owers. 13—D. Moore, Ladles' Night. 20~B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 Rotary Foundation John Etswoiler, George Competitor Relations — 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leovenworlh, Al Clyde Williams, Chairman T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 9—J. Woldron. 16-C. Swart. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE Governor, 636 District, Rotory Internotlonal SERVICE Internoiional Contacts — Sergeont-at-Arms — , Carl Vinton, Conrad Svyorl. General Secretory, Rotory Internationol, George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois 2—H. Goodholm. 8—Rotory Foundation, 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. INTERNATIONAL Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas May-1961 I—D. Shorno. Olmsted. Rota^ Infonncttien— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, 18—K. Putnam. November—1960 Public Information — Special — At the call of the President. April-1961 October-1960 Richard BIringer, Kenneth E. Byron Thomais, Roy Fox, Boya Wiggins. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. Student Guests — Axner Olson. Duane Davidson. ^Tl^olar — First Thursday of each month March-1961 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. Vocational Guidance — Program — 30—G. Burandt. September—1960 Rural Urban — Woodward. 2B-W. Williams. Community Safety — McComb. Charles Bacon, Les Board of Directors Meetings Axner Olson, Chairman Boys and Girls Week — Dole Dean, Charles FIske. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Sehmitt Membership — and Harvey Bent. Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Mogazine — DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane 21-W. Way. COMMUNITY SERVICE Richard Moore, James Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. Asst. Sec. - Treas. 7-W. Treat. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, February—1961 14—R. Yingiing. 2-F. Culy. Charles Woodward, Al Rice. Attendance — ROTARY PROGRAMS 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. 24—Lbs Woodward. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupalik. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. 18-W. Bobier. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee .to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone OR 8-8609 "ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR f-S»3 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn BR 8-M33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth——BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marione BR 8.6|21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Birlngor, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-6^ 55 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 55 William Bobier, 280 Grand Sl.-Margaret Gust C BR 8-5386 Burandt, 178 Foirfleld Dr.—Josephine._.BR8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma..BR 8-yW Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy BR 9-9471 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane . .--BR 8-281^ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille —BR 8-6127 :._BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.-Charlotto.._BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8^4435 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Santford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek-Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 K. Ken Leovenworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 8R 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth _-.&R 8-2261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Na. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura 8R 8-6386 Milfcrd A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 NAME Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrlee Russell F. Moore, -15 Cornwell Court—Gladys .—BR 8-6278 ._.BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice —BR 8-8546 Rolaert Naglo,' 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chiea^o-^Ernestine . —1—BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall. St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho. . BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth -BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprdgue St.—Roth BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161: Kenneth Putnam, 11 €. Chicago St.—Eleanor ._-BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Address and Rotary Ann . BR 8-5585 8R 8-4243 Car! F. Vinton, 182 E. Chleogo St.—Alice... BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron. 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia. . BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy _• BR 8-^94 BR 8-4159 Royd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No., 1-Wllma Warren BR 8-8238 Williams, Batavia—LaMoine Bron. EM 9-4024 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St, 88 8-^33 Del Wise, 45 Mople Lone-Pot I ester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Oouglos Woodwcfd, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G.. Ylngliisg,'21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Werner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-Glady$ BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk,—Rita .._ BR 8-8316 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola . BR 8-4086 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., K. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall Sf.-Gertrode Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Artene Howard M. Teeter^156 Church St.—Marlon BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, K. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen . BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— „ Suzanna v'.v.-- The COLDWATER BR 8-2864 BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopawo Rd,, Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva .. BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Cretthen BR 8-6730 a.,-, ..r +i.-- Ruth BR 8-5554 7„. ^ Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.- " 7., -T-5 r-7' .7;,;; 7-;: ,; ■ ■ 'VillUy, : ;. A , -k. ■ ■ : yfo cyi,- ' . .;i-/ ... • Notary REFLECTOR i u PEAC FREDERICK H. WEEKS OUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, KXCH. u- �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 21, I960 Robert Hawley was born August 2, 1930 in Girard Township, Branch County Michigan. He was graduated from the Coldwater High School in June, 19i|8 and received his A. B. degree from Michigan State University in December, 1952» He has been employed by the Lansing Sheet Metal Engineers, Standard Oil Company and since January, 1958 has been a partner in the Johnson Clothing store. He served in the Army from 1953 to 1955 and was stationed in Texas. He belongs to the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Coldwater Country Club, Elks and American Legion. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church. He says his hobbies are hunting and "do it yourself projects." He likes steak and prime ribs but dislikes liver. The thirteenth step in election of a new member ist The secretary issues the membership card and he is officially welcomed into the Club at a regular meeting, usually by the member who proposed him for membership. And then there was the movie actress who when endorsing a brand of vitamins said "After taking your vitamins for one week I feel like a new man." Dale Dean has solved the problem of getting neckties he doesn't like for Christmas, He bought a dozen of those he did like and then advertised to his family that he did not need any ties. it. Better try Senior active memberships can be used to increase club membership by inducing members eligible for this status to take this classification. In order to become eligible for Senior active a member must have been a member of one or more Clubs for 15 years or be 65 years of age with 5 years of active membership or be a past or present officer of Rotary International. The Hastings Rotary Club has an annual project of paying one half the cost for a high school student to go to a foreign country during his high school career under the plan sponsored by the Michigan Council of Churches. This seems like real missionary work on a wide basis. Fred Anderson and Doctor Bacon ha"Ve traded program dates arid we urder-* stand we are to hear about the "Rotarian." This week's program presented by Chuck Woodward and assisted by A1 Butterfield was most enjoyable, and we believe it set the theme for the present Christmas season. Red and Carol McKnight took off Tuesday for California to visit their kids and grandchildren. We hone they have a good trip, A Meriy Christmas to everyone from President Don, the Board of Directors and your editor. RAY -5 j. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ii QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Consregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, A! Rice. August—1960 Robert Yingling, Crolg Sebold. CLUB SERVICE John Deon, Chairman COLDWATER/ MICH. Attendance — OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS Club Vice-Presidont Secretory Treosorer Asst. Sec. - Trees. 23-E. Luse. Crippled Children — Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, McComb. 25-L. Wise. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Sergeant-at-Arms — Carl VInton, Conrad Swart. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Hawfey, Chester Allomier. Governor, 636 District, Rotary International Moy-1961 November—1960 2—H. Goodholm. 9-J. Waldron. 1—D. Shorno. 8—Rotary Foundation. 16—C. Swart. Olmsied. 15—H. Teeter. 23—D. Dean. INTERNATIONAL 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterifeld. D e ee m ber—1960 June—1961 SERVICE International Contacts — 30—No Meeting. Butterfield. International Information — Williom Bobicr, Sontford Jolley. Internotionol Student Proiocts — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Keith, Woyne Woy. 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmos. 13—D. Moore, Ladles' Night. 20—8. Hawley. 27—F. Anderson. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 Jury-1961 3—R. Potterson. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupalik. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundation • John Etsweiler, George' Owers. Robert-Sweet. 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth, A! Competitor Relations — T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 25-0. Dolly. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rotary Informotion — Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 18—K. Putnam. 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. Woodward. Richord BIringer, Kenneth Special - At the call of the President. President, Rotary Intenrational, 11—D. Wise, Children's Parly. Keith Pearce, Douglas Student Guests — Axner Olson. Boyci Wiggins. April-1961 4-W. Coulllard. Rural Urban — E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, J. Edd McLaughlin, Ralet,..Texat . 28—A. Musser. 4—T. Skobo. 11—F. VanAken. Duane Davidson. at 12:15 P. M. 21—J. Etsweiler. 13-F. Weeks. October—1960 Public Information — ^RFgular — First Thursday of each month 14—B. Wiggins, Rurol Urban. 6—G. Owers. Scholarship Awords — Vacational Guidance — Program — Mareh-196t September—1960 27—Governor's Visit. Fred Weeks, Rolph Toupoltk. Warner Van Aken. 30—G. Burandt. 20—B. Show, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Charles Bacon, Les Woodward. 28-W. Williams. 7—K. Leavenworth. Pool Hurley. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wllioms, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler, Chorles Sehmitt Membership — Board of Directors Meetings Axner Olson, Chairman Selon Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Magazine — Mrs. Grace Potlerson — Orgonlst 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Builetin — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. ond Harvey Bent. 21-W. Way. COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and Girls Week — Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Fellowship — DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Doene 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 2-F. Culy. 9-G. Collins. Otin Dally, Fred Culy, Warren Williams. k February—1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS 24—Les Woodword. 18-W. Bobier. 31—R. Sweet. • 25—K. Pearce, The above Is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone-Kafhern BR 8-M33 Chester I. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-^ NAME Address and Rotary Ann James F. McComb, ^ Dougherty—Laura Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Phone No. BR 8-6386 BR 8-2947 Or Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mcriorie BR 8-6821 tiarold McKnIght, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite .BR 8-2485 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sf.-Ruth .-..BR8-535B Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaret BR B-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. 95 1 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.-Josephine-—BR 8-^86 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma-.BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbaro BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno ..BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorko Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 ..BR 8-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo-.BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John'Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotle-—BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris — BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Rtflsert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel ^ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha J BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth ..BR 8-2261 NAME Carl F. VInton BR 8-8546 BR 8-2539 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth l<enneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor .... BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, fl. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-5006 Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Guvarrie S, CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola BR 8-2930 -... Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robeit Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Ruth BR 8-4086 BR^-2664 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook - Rd.—Efva . BR 8-5412 BR 8-5556 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— ' Suzonno 8R 9-9423 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione SR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine.. 8R 8-4198 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— . BR 8-8238 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Howard M. 'Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion ...BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive-Virglnlo ..BR 8-2841 Eileen BR 8-2710 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita ...BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. . BR 8-5494 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 BR B-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie BR 8-6161 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-4159 Warren Williams, Balavia—LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha..— ..BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-4229 Fred H, Weeks, R. R. No. 2-BeatrIce Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna BR 8-2128 Poyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 9-94W Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-4243 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Phone No. Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Russell F. Moore, IS Cornwell Court—Gladys . . BR 8-6278 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Alice Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann... BR 8-5565 BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 n -■ -f •' - '-Hr •• iJ' ;..*0 Vf.Os'OiaG.J ;'TsJ ^ . by Sec. 34.66, P, I. & R. | " f:-'" '•T "-*!• 1 '0-." tT <^1'.;.- :r'.; Published '^£313 ■-t'' • . '-A ijr. - • I'l; i0®0 T: 4-:; . .{Cr:. The COLDWATER lotary REFLECTOR '»'c' i • P P IV ^ ■ ■ FREDERICK H. WEEKS ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, COLDWATER, MICE. AJeeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . i �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rofarj/ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the tl, S. A. Craig Sebald was born in Ann Arbor on June 21, 192? • He compl.eted grade school and also High School in Coldwater# He graduated Irom. School in June, 19h^. He attended Michigan State University, baking a two year course in Business Administration# He is a twin to Dana Sebald, He married Rita Sweet in Coldwater on November 3.g 19^0. They have three children: Lucinda 9p Timothy 7, and Randall He served in the U# S# Navy from Jun^, 19u5 to July, 19U6 in tho Pnillippines and again from June 1951 to May 1953 in Newfoundland# He has been employed by the Coldwater Public School, but since 195U has been wj.th the Michigan Gas UtiOi.ties, He is a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce# He states his hobbies are duck hunting, and he likes all foods except liver and mushrooms. Bob Halsall, a high school student, was a guest of the Club# He told us he is interested in hot music, sports, bowling and expects to attend Michigan State University and to major in science# Dick Biringer received a tip of the hat from the Club for ohe exbra- ordinarily good Job he did on the Vocation's Day for the Colaweter High School students. Many other Rotsirians participated in the event. Carl Vinton, our sergeant at arms, has returned from California# and says he had a good time# Chick Kennedy, Secretary of the Club, recently made a businn.-.s trip to New York City, . Chet. Alenu-re recently was the guest of John Etsweiler at the Conrnunity ^ Health Center, and expects to return for further care before you get. this bulletin# As usuaT; the Mile of Dimes will have a number of members cn the receiving end of contributions to be made for clothing for school kids# The sympathy of the Club goes out to the Web Treats at the loss of their home by fire recently. ^The Club went beyond this and presented Web with a gift certificate to help him cover his nakedness. The early leaver problem is again ho:;cming prominent. Twenty percent of the membership walked out Tuesday, and with the absentees. 25^ of ■Wie meniiership were not there for the program# Your edJtcr did not see a member make his excuses to the speaker for the day# There were some rather pointed remarks made Tuesday when so many left^ Step twelve in electing a new member: The new member signs thr. Ap^/lication card and pays the admission fee# Jack Parlett was presented to the Club by Fred Neer, prcgrai il.airman for the day. Jack, who is with the Kroger Compapy, shewed us a movie on mechaniaed egg handling as it will be done in the new planb they are building in Coldwater# It was a top notch informative film# The old man stroked his beard and mumbled, "I ain't had but two vices, and old age took care of one and prohibition the other." Hay . You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church —* Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAI^ — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. ^ �ROIAKT VLUD COLDWATER, wr MICH. Kooerr iingiing, «.raig oeoaia. CLUB SERVICE Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Clossification — Fritz Van Aken, President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, 16-B. Wiggins. 4-H Foir. Axner Olson, Chairman 23—E. Luse. Boys and Girls Week — Vieo-President Secretory Treotorer Asst. See. - Troos. DIRECTORS • • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waidron. Paul Hurley. Crippled Children — Club Bulletin — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Warner Van Aken. Board of Dierctors Meetings ^ E. Byron Thomas, Roy Fox, Boyd Wiggins. Special — At the call of the President. Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. Rural Urban — Keith Pearce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodword. 25-L. Wise. November—1960 Richard Birlnger, Kenneth I—D. Shorrto. 8—Rotary Foundation. Olmsted. 15—H. Teeter. Buyer-Seller Relations — T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchohey. 20—C. Woodwai^, Merry Xmos. William Bobier, Santford 27—F. Anderson. Jolley. internotional Student Protects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- January—1961 Robert Sweet. July-1961 3—R. Patterson. Owers. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. -20—B. Howley. 27—A. Olson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundation • John Etsweiler, George Competitor Relations — 29-A. Butterfield. 6—F. Neer. Kaith, Woyne Way. Allemier. 9—J. Waidron. 16—C..Svrart. 23—D. Dean. . ' John Etsweller, Jr., Chairman Robert Hawley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International SERVICE International Information — Clyde Williams, Chairoron General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, IllinoU 2—H. Goodholm. 22—B. Thomas. INTERNATIONAL Bulterfiold. VOCATIONAL SERVICE 18—K. Putnam. May-1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. Kenneth leaveriworth, Al Carl Viirton, Conrad Swart. April-1961 4—W. Couillard. international Contacts — President, Rotary International, J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 28—A. Musser. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Sergeant-at-Arms — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 21—J. Etsweiler. 4-T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. Public Information — at 12:15 P. M. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. Vocational Guidance— Program — ' Duane'Dovidson. vlar — First Thursday of each month 14—8. Wiggins, Rurol Urban. October-1960 Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Axnor Olson, John Etsweller, Chorles Sehmitt Membership — and Harvey Bent. Mrs. Groce Patterson — Orlfonlst September—1960 Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Woodward. March-1961 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Los 30—G. Burandt. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Fellowship — 28-W. Wiliioms. 7—K. Leavenworth. Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Shew. OR. DONALD M. HARRIS 21-W. Woy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Warren Williams. 1960 -1961 14—R. Yingltng. 2-F. Culy. P-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 7-W. Treot. August—1960 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupolik. 24—Les WoQdwofd. 18-W. Bobier. 31—R. 25-K. Pearce. Sweet. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may oppolnt o committee to ossist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phono No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay BR 8t5^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn BR 8-^33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth .. . .---BR 8-5358. Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morione BR 8-^1 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Birlnger, 5B N. Hudson St.-Jean BR 8-68^ 55 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Phone No. BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerife . . BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court—Gladys .—BR 8-6278 Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.-Llla BR 8-5078 Gust C Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine—BR 8,-4486 Robert Nogie, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lfnogene._BR 8-6054 'George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 William Bobier. 2B0 Grand St.-Margaret BR B-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora— _--BR B-5891 Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—thelma ..BR B-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbaro 65 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane —BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-Ellen Jo _BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 Albert Feller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ._.BR 8-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore —8R 8-6517 Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edifon Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Ailoen.- BR 8-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke BR 8-2539 ...^BR 9-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis Charles SchmitI, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget . . BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 BR 6-2790 BR 8-2451 BR 8-5006 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.-Ann . . Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 BR 8-8840 Ralpn Toopatik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— —BR 8-5790 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 BR 8.-2261 . Eileen . Ruth ri'. BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo-Hermione Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—EK..^e Bk 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva _ .BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 : -px . -• v-.T-vy-'-'v 4 • v: 'SC.-' - ■ • • --i'v *" y:-? •;.* ' : X P" V'*?.' ' • . : " . • 'y" •. . • ' J-.jP ^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ... s 1 • -1.. X-. y •-., ■:> .:11 • - i.: , ■ r.- . ' ••' • : •. ■■ m:.. ^ FREDERICK H. : \ i0®<J Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-22B8 Ed HoHz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora BR 8-6311 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— . BR 8-4086 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall &d.- BR 8-5556 . BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Suzanno BR 8-4229 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon _.—BR8-4222 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waidron. 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia ...BR 8-5714 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nelile .. BR 8-6316 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chieogo St.—Alice Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.. BR 6-8318 BR 8-4435 John A. Kennedy, 389 Gr'Snd St:—V7ilma Phone No. BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-M94 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatriee BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Wiliioms, R. R. No. I-Wilmo BR B-8238 Warren Wiliioms, Botavia—LaMoine Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth BR 9-9428 Ario Musser, R. R. No. 4, Oorronce Rd.—Alice -.BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha . NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz -VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. WorneY VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, COLDWATER, MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 6^ 1960 Being honest is like being pregnants ^ Either you are or you ain't. Your editor attended an editarians "Whing Ding" at Marshall on Saturday, December 3. There "were about 35 lotary Bulletin Editors, and the publication of Club bulletins got a good going over. This is an annual affair and the Editarian's Association of District 636 is one of two such groups in the United States. I hope the bulletin improves• Duane E. Davidson (Duke to you) was born March ll;, 19'^h in Flint, Michigan. He attended grade school in Flint and high school in Detroit and Greenville, Michigan,from which he was graduated in June, 19h2. He started at M.S.U. but says he left when requested to do so by U.S. Government. He was in the Army Air Fores, having enlisted in July, 19li2. He was an instructor in the Civilian Filot Training program, and later completed his cadet training (all the time he was in the Army), He was discharged as a 2nd Lieutenant and is now a captain, having kept on with his flying. He was married on April lU, 19b5 to Ellen Jo Early at Pampa, Texas. Her home was in Ballenger, Texas. They have three children, Susan lU a freshman in high school; Craig 6 in the first grade, and Scott 2. He has been employed by the Greenville Daily News, the Odessa Herald of Odessa, Texas and is at present with the Coldwater Daily Reporter. This is the second time he has been with the Reporter, having been on its staff 19U5-19ii7. He has been active in Junior Chamber of Coimrierce and many community activities too numerous to list. His family attend the Church of Christ and his hobby appears in the roses planted on the lawn of that church. He also likes golf, steak and lobster. He dislikes cabbage and fish.'" John Etsweiler tells us that about January 1^ he is to have a hospital administrator trainee from Viet Nam. This man is coming on a stipend and will be looking for a place to live near the hosnital. of someone wishing to rent a room, contact John. If you know Fred Neer who has the program next week, December 13, tells us he has secured Mr, A. A. Pagel of the Kroger Company who will discuss their operation and show us a movie. It should be good. This week your editob disillusioned the members about T. V, characters of the Old West. Vocation's Day, \mder the direction of Dick Biringer, was held at the Coldwater High School for students from both city high schools. From the array of talent he secured and interest shown, it was a satisfactory project. Many Rotarian's participated and did a good job. Step eleven in electing a new member? The secretary sends notice of the election to membership to the proposer and to the newly elected member. RAY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. Wednesday 12:15 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Employer-Employee Relotions — Robert YInglIng, Croig Sebald. 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Ricc. August—1960 2-F. Culy. Warren Wlliams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 -1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President OUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Asst. See. - Troas. Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Board of Directors Meetings 11—D. Wise, Children's Porty. Rurol Urban — 11—F. VonAken. 18—K. Putnam. IB—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. May-1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. November—1960 8—Rotary Foundation. Richard Biringer, Kenneth Olmsted. . . Rotoiy Information — Special — At the call of the President. 15—H.- Teeter. • international SERVICE. John Eltweiler, Jr., Chairman International Contoets— Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. international information — Wiliiom Bobier, Santford. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texot General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 District, Rotary Internationol Competitor Relations — T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan . Jolley. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer*Seller Relations — Robert Hawley, Chester June-1961 6—A. Rice . 13—D. Moore, ladies' Night. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. 20—B. Hawley. 27—F. Anderson. 27-A. Olson. July-1961 4—No Meeting. 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magozine. 1i—R. Toupalik. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundotion • Robert Sweet. December-1960 30—No Meeting. January—1961 Inlernotipna! Student Projects — ' Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me-' Keith, Wayne Woy. Allemier. 23—D. Dean. 13—R. Mulchahey. Butlerfield. Carl VInton, Conrad Swart. I^C. Swart. % 22—B. Thomas. 29-A. Butterifeld. 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth,; Al Sergeant-ot-Arms — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldrorj, 1—D. Shorno. Vocational Guidance — E. Bvron Thomas, Ray Fox, Boya Wiggins. at 12:}5 P. M. 4—W. Couiliord. Keith Pearee, Douglas Public Information — ^Xlguiar — First Thursday of each month 28—A. Musser. Aprii-1961 nor Olson, John Etswoiler, Charles Schmitt Membership -< Program — Duane Davidson. 13-F. Weeks. October—1960 4—T. Skabo. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupatik. Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, 21-J. Etsweiler. 20—B. Show, Stag Night. McComb. Werner Van Aken. 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. Scholarship Awards — Magazine — Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist September—1960 27—Governor's Visit. Russell Moore, Harold Charles Bacon, Les March-1961 7—K. Leavenworth. Richard Moore, James Woodward. 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burandt. Crippled Children — Goodhotm, John Walker. and Harvey Bent. Axner Olson, Chairman Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Fellowship — Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax- 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 23-E. Luse. Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. Club Bulletin — DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Duone 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and Girls Week — Robert Shaw. Februory-1961 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 9--G. Collins. OIin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAfAS John Etsweiler, George 24—Les Woodward. 13-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 2S-K. Pearce. The above is our progrom schedule for the yeor 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, "advise the progrom chairnton of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Cholrmon — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phgne No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Colcjwater-Foy BR 8-55« Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn BR 8-WM . NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth_— -.BR 8-«M Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-6821 Harold McKnIghl, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean •Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-68^ William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys ...-BR 8-6278 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma--BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce Sf.-Barbaro BR 8-5234 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 ._BR 8-5512. BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Relha.. ..-8R9-9360 George OwerS, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogenoi.BR 8-6054 BR 9-9471 —BR 8-2818 BR 8-5078 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna BR 8-5909 C.:Alfr^ Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-5475 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget. BR 8-5714 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Ignore BR 8-6517 Ray Fox, 16 Morirson Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Lester F. Wise. P. R. No, 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. BR 8-4424 BR 8-W33 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-6788 Robprt Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 'Howprd M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 BR 8-2261 Ruth Rjchard Moore, 244 E, Washington St.—Elaine E. Byron Thomas, 58 Circle Drive-Virginia.,. BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— < Eileen . _ BR 8-5554 ■ -'.i;: r-qyy -1 • r: -T-y-i Tu LT-;:-. J ■yyri _ i -J J- :,C no r?:. .r.-]" ...p- -'J. • --y y. -7;-: vj-:? '■';T^ p.- 7 c H'"-' ^ -• -'i:."? -i;;,t . ^ V.* '• a? .t a-,:.•■4. J. {?»v r rj-'" y]'"- r:, L'f * k-'a;-;. ;-rd-r . :a: The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66 Notary REFLECTOR 53gpM I I FREDERICK H. WEEKS Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4198 Howard K, Swpn, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva —BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen . BR 8-6730 . BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold, loke— Suzanno BR 8-4036 BR 8-2864 ..V .v-j . BR 9-9428 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago-Hermlone BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 8R 8-6311 • ■ BR 9-9495 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .. BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 BR 8-6501 . BR 8-6850 Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Del Wise, 45 Maole Lane-Pat BR 8-6687 —BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllmo Warrerr Williams, Batavio—LaMoine Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Charles Fiske, R.R. No< 2, 731 Marshall Rd.- Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-5494 ..BR 8-2710 Craig Sebald, R. R, No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita... BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Donold V. Shor'no, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Roljert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake:;-——BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-4229 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis BR 8-5996 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlofte John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmopr Road—Valeire BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine'-1 BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor... BR 8-2790 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Carl F. Vinton. 102 E. Chicago St.—Alice Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Arlo Musser, R. R; No. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Alice ....BR-8-8546 Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Suson BR 9-9492 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara. Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairflold Dr.—Josephine --BR 8-4«6 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. FrifZ'VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ... BR 8-5585 Warner VanAVen, R. R. No. 2-Gladys BR 8-4243 BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 QUALITY SPRI:;g PRODUCTS COLDWATER. MICH. P R A" ■ t- O H r PE -AT ■ IMC �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 1, i960 Axner Olson was born Apr^-l 2, 1910 a-b rinrbpvt., Miohicran, .S5.-.V is locabed in Berrien County "two miles north of Lakeside, two miles south of Sawyer, and five miles west of New Troy. Herbert has a population of about fifty, more or less. It is on U.S. 12, and if you wink when driving thru you miss it. He graduated from the New Troy High School in 1929, received his A.B. and M.A. Degrees from Western Michigan University. He married Retha Schrader of Sturgis, Michigan at Colurpbia City, Indiana on February 27, 193?- They have one daughter, S^ly age 19, who is a student at Western Michigan. He played basketball and baseball in college, and was coach at New Troy from 193^ to 19iiO. He was principal of the Homer High School 19iiO - I9k^x Superintendent of Camden School in 1913. He has been in Coywater since that time, and has been business manager since 1955*.: His family attends the Presbyterian Chiirch. His hobbies are hunting, fishing and travel. He must be easy to cook for as he says he likes all foods and dislikes none. Step 10 in election of new members; No objections having been filed or such objections that may-have ,been filed over-ruled by the board, the proposed member is considered as duly elected. Additional Active Member; An active member may propose for membership one additional man from the concern with wfcich the proposer is connected, whose classification shall be/th^ same as the proposer; however, his additional active membership ■ terminates with the termination of active membership of the proposer. He may however, be elected to active membership but is not required to pay a second admission fee. A tip of the hat and congratulations to Tom Collins on being selected as the first city manager of Coldwater. New project - Our Coldwater Club has announced that in cooperation with the City the riverside park on the south east side of the bridge is to be developed and improved. The Club is thus committed and all members should back the Rotary Minstrel Show thru which it is planned to raise the funds for the project. Tuesday's program was provided by The Reverend A1 Dutterfield who discussed the direction in which we, as humans, are going. Sometimes we know the track we should, but we often take the wrong switch. Your editarian has next week's program, and it will be going from A1 Butterfield's erudite discussion to the other extreme, "Disillusionmentyy The average middle aged gal is a "bulge in a girdled cage," Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION .— Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengregadenai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, A! Rice. August—1960 Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE John Dean, Chairman COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance — Worren Williams. Classification — Frit* Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS - Vke.President Secretory - Treasurer Asst. See. - Trees. Crippled Children — 4—W. Couillard. 11—D. Wise, Children's Porty. Rural Urbon — 4-T. Skobo. 11-F. VanAken. Keith Pearce, Douglos IB—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. Richard Blringer, Kenneth at 12:15 P. M. INTERNATIONAL Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. International Contacts — President, Rolory International, Allemier. 27-A. Olson. July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 11—R. Toupalik. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundation • Competitor Relations — 20-B. Howiey. January—1961 Keith, Wayne Woy. Robert Howiey, Chester 6—A. Rice 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 27—F. Anderson. Jolley. InteTnailonal Student Projects — Kenneth Putnom, M. A. Me- Buyer-Seller Relations — T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Mtchigon June-1961 20—C. Woodwai^, Merry Xmas. International Information — Clyde Williams, Chairman Governor, 636 District, Rotary International December—1960 30—No Meeting. 13—R. Mulchohey. Butterfield. VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 23—D. Dean. 6—F. Neer. William Bobier, Sontford J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 22—B. Thomas. 29-A. BuHerfield. Kenneth Leavonworth, At Sergeont-at-Arms — Carl Vinton, Conrod Swart. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SERVICE John Etsweller, Jr., Chairman Roton Information — Special — At the call of the President. 9—J. Waldron. 16—C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. Public Information — E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, May-1961 2—H. Goodholm. 8—Rotary Foundation. Olmsted. Boyd Wiggins. 18—K. Putnam. November—1960 1—D. Shorno. Vocational Guldanco — Duane Davidson. mfular - First Thursday of each month Apirl-1961 October—1960 Student Guests — Axner Olson. Van Aken. Progarm — Board of Directors Meetings 13-F. Weeks. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Warner 21—J. Etsweller. 28—A. Musser. Scholarship Awards — ner Olson, John Etsv/eiler, Charles Schmttt Membership — Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist 14—B. Wiggins, Rurol Urban. 6—G. Owers. 27—Governor's Visit. MeComb. Woodward. and Harvey Bent. September—1960 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Mogaxine — Chorles Bacon, Les March-1961 7—K. Leavenworth. Paul Hurley. Russell Moore, Harold 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burandt. Seton Bovee, Roy Mulchahey, Goodholm, John Walker. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax- Axner Olson, CL'oirmon Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Fellowship — DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 23—E. Luse. Dale Deon, Charles FIske. President Club Bulletin — DUANE E. DAVIDSON COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and Girls Week — Lester Wse, Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS 7_W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. 9-G. Collins. Olln Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ElECTION Februory—1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS John Etswoiler, George 24—Les Woodword. 18-W. Bobier, Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. Robert Sweet. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »eclal programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairmon — Telephone BR 8-8609 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5. Coldwofer-Foy BR 8-55M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Jomes F. McComb, 52 Daugherty—Louro Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rufh Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn BR |-w33 -. ..BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Mar|one BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Birlngor, 58 N. Hudson Sf.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Phone No. BR 8-6386 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llia Rev. Albert Butlerfiold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo-_BR 8-2854 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth —BR 8-5996' 52 f*5joI Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine. ..BR 8-;4486 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rotha.. B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine . Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-6598 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella BR 8-6161 Branch—Phyllis Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 8-5006 Charles Schmllt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . BR 8-5714 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 6-2930 - 8R 8-8942 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworfh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily _.BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R- R. No. 3—Rutlt~. .BR 8-2261 Eileen . . - BR 8-5556 Suzanna u 8R.8-5554 .. . iirr- ii:'?nspi3 fr/.T.. us-1 }r:. . r Ruth .t -■ BR 6-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora BR 8-6311 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.-. BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva .. BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 8R 8-6730 A r ^ j'T' FREDERICK H. .. WEEKS . QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IKC. ' MICH. j".. ■ •'■T- \ ■ ..-v.* I . J -- J -•-■-r -"-J r A i-y ' if'.'.f pCijL.V.i--;. vjtp i,;.-7--^> I.:- -n-V-fX LVi'-' by PEA • The COLDWATER lotary REFLECTOR . SrV '--T • ' Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. '.pfiv- tL-.f;: ■ - 4 c* [If J:-: ■' ', ^4.4 ■;--f - — ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER: VISITING BR 3-40B6 BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone 1130AM T:'? " : .COLDWATER, p.m., BR 8-6393 Charles FIske, R.R. No..2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Webster Treat, 3492 San So'uci Beach, Cold. Lake— Trr?>.f 12:15 BR 8-5033 PR A' .J-;.;-- • .V. -•YyT--:Y Meeting Time: BR 8-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- '.rr.j.ir COLDWATER/ BR 9-9495 ... Scott—Nafallo T<" Published BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Guvorrle S. Coffnian, 759 E. Chicago Rd,—Nola Torg Skaafo, 155 Narrows Rd., R! R. 2—Nellie --BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene i BR 8-4159 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.-«-Roth .. ... BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodwprd, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 BR 8-6341 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 • - —- Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 BR8-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone-Pat Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita .. BR 8-8318 BR 8-6517 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, Bafovia—LoMoine C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotle ...BR8-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2979 ' BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bealrice Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Eleanor ..BR 8-2790 BR 8-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 9-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Phone No. Carl F. Vinfon, 162 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 6-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia .. BR 8-4229 BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronec Rd.—Alice —BR 8-8546 Roijert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Suson BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. BR S-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys .BR 8-4243 Russell F. Moore, IS Cornwell Court—Gladys.— BR 8-6278 BR 8-68^ BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. NAME Miiford A. McKeith. 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen.. BR 8-2947 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME r f f �*^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singirtgest Club in the U. S. A. November 23> I960 ) Tho you will get this after Thanksgiving Day^ ;iust stop and think all you have to \ j/ / - be thankful for. 1. You celebrate fourth You can go to the of July. Church of your choice. 6. You are healthy. 2. You can own youTf own business. 7. You have a job. 3. You send your kids to 8. You can gripe about U. No one is looking over your shoulder. the election if your man did not win. the school of your choice. 9. You belong to Rot,ary. Moore was born at aictoorri, ^"diana on September 17, 1930. I? in 19?h. He married ^Elaine Ridderman xn June, 1957 L h me t-, ~^ichi.an Hp ^si?vG(i in "bhs U# S# Anny in 17? ^^HThf/br University Alumnae group. The family attend the liiies all He states his hobbies are hunting, fishing and hay fever. Be likes all foods but detests liver. The ninth step In election of a new 7/ Within one week. If the objections are filed the b^rd oi same and votes on the proposal in accordance with the Club s by la s. Rotary Foundation, Lansing and Charlotte, have a AUegan, His humor was appreciated and his talk was thoroug ly enooy AEErentirP Heaman. re^rt LemberTt"' DL^NeckrVarfor^irty weeks guided missile training. The Reverend A1 tells us that the'November 29 meeting will ^al with the -SreS fn wriich we as members of the human race are headed. Heres a thought about the Thanksgiving dinner you had, Two mnutes in your morth, tfoTo^a in your stomach, arrf a lifetime on your hips. "Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Msndoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Cengr.sational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMinEES Employer-Employee Relotion* — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, At Rice. August-1960 2-F. Culy. Robert Ylngiing, Craig Sebold. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — Warren Wliioms. Classification — DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President Club Bulletin — DUANE E. DAVIDSON Viee-Presldenl Seton Bovee, Roy Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMin Treosurer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold FRED WEEKS — Asst. See. • Treos. Morch—1961 September—1960 Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. t3-F. Weeks. 21-J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. 7—K. Leovenworth. and Harvey Bent. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Keith Pearee, Douglas 18-R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward.. 25-L. Wise. May-1961 E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, Boyo Wiggins. at 12:15 P. M. 8—Rotary Foundation. 15—H. Teeter. 23—D. Dean. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 22—B. Thomas. 29-A. Butterfield. December—1960 June-1961 International Contacts — Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. Kenneth leovenworth. A! Sergeant-at-Arms — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotory International, Butterfleld. Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. i. Edd McLaughlin, Roles, Texo* international Information — William Bobier, Santford Jolley. tntemational Student Proieet* — VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Willioms, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Howley, Chester General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Distirct, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Keith, Woyne Way. Allemier. Robert Sweet. 30—No Meeting. 6—F. Neer. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 13—D. Moore, Ladles' Night. 20—C. Woodwoi^, Merry Xmos. 20—B. Howley. 27—F. Anderson. 27-A. Olson. Januory—1961 Julv-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 11—R, Toupolik. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundotlon ■ Competitor Relations — 16—C. Swart. Olmsted. John Etsweiler, Jr., Cholrmon Roton Information — Special - At the call of the President. 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 1—0. Shorno. Public Informotion — "TBjulor - First Thursday of each month 18—K, Putnam. November—1960 Richard Biringer, Kenneth Duane Davidson. 4—W. Coulltard. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Vocational Guidance — Program — April-1961 October—1960 4-T. Skobo. 11—F. VanAken. Student Guests — Axner Olson. Warner Von Aken. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. net Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Schmitt Membership — 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burondt. Rurol Urban — Woodward. TL„ 23-E. Luse. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Williams, Ax- Beard of Directors Meeting* Axner Olson, Chairmon Richard Moore, James Goodholm, John Walker. Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Dole Dean, Charles FIske. Robert Shaw. DIRECTORS • • Dr. Donald Horrls, Doone 21-W. Way. COMMUNITY SERVICE Beys and Girls Week — Fritz Von Aken, Lester Wise, 1960 • 1961 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Ylngiing. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS John Etsweiler, George 24—Lei Woodward. 10-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 25~K. Pearce. ic niir nroaram schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members hoving special porgwmr such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to osslst with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman - Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-W63 NAME Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-M21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-68^ Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean 55 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Mcrgaret 68 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 William A. Mllnes, 1^ Grand St.—Marguerite • BR 5"?f5$ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sf.-Ruth BR 8-^33 ----BR 8.g58 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrifeld Dr.—Josephine...BR 8-^86 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct—Thelma„BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbaro 88 8-5234 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 55 Oiln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane —BR 8-2810 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo .BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road-Velerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.-Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 88 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Alleen- BR,8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura ... Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho. BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 --BR9-93M Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Eoyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis Clyde Williams. R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Botovia—LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Ellzobefh Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth _. Kenneth Putnom, 11 c. Chicago St.—Eleanor BR 8-6850 BR 8-2261 BR 8-6161 Robert 0. Yinglfng, 21 BR 8-6393 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nota Eileen Roth Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo BR 8-5556 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna BR 8-5412 ... BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 A' tr •" j* ''' '. ^ \ f' • ' BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eizora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 BRp-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 — J .I'i ^ . •, - N -V h -v;; A-cr '""J vv./be T<- ' - I ... . The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. lotary REFLECTOR 1130AM iO®<0I Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER C O L D W ATER, BR 8-4086 Charles FIske, R.R. t4o. 2, 731 Marshall Rd,— E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .-BR 8-2841 .-jcifo.-iT -..i, .v./iL, cjw., Meeting Time: BR 8-5494 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 T-i toC'KTuH ■■ac-i. . BR 8-4229 BRB-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5006 BR 8-5714 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mopie Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth e BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Colla Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.. BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2—Nellie - BR 8-6316 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. tio. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo— yc BR 8-5585 BR 8-5996 BR 8-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmlft, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-6788 :?• Phone No. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-8840 BR 8-5790 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .,— BR 8-6501 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Cor! F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys _-BR 8-6278 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann — Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila ^5 5'59^? Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ...BR8-85^ Conrod Swarf, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arf^ne Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyce-BR 8-4071 NAME BR 8-MB6 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, COLDWATER, UICH. MICHIGAN TUESDAY ( -.H 1 2:1 5 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME m- �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U,*S. A. - ■ • 7 • ' 17j lQ6n Fred Allen Guly was born February li, 1925 in Lansing. He completed ^ his high school education at Eastern High School in Lansing in June, 19a3. He married Dorothy Curtis on July 8, 19U5 at Hildago, Texas. She however, originally came from Lansing. They have three children, Fred Allen HI, lii years old; Christine 13 and Jeffery 11. They attend the Methodist Church, Fred served in the U.S. Army Air Corps from June, 19u3 'till November, 19h^ as an aviation cadet. During his service he attended South Western Texas State Teacher's College in 19iiU. He also had some study at Michigan State College. He has worked for B. F. Goodrich Company, and for the last 13 years has been with Daniel's Jewe3.ry Company, He is manager of local Daniel's Store. His hobbies are self and fishing. Fred has been very active in community affiars. These include Little League, Eoy Scouts, American Legion, Chamber of Commerce (Steering Committee) and on the School Study Committee. He has no food dislike. His pet peeve is independent women. Eighth step in election of a new member; The secretary notifies all club members ty mail or printed communication of the name of the proposed member. Members are instructed to file written objections if any within a week. Deer hunting cut into the attendance with 26 absent) and then there were 11 early leavers which meant that only half of the Club listened to one of the best programs that has been presented to the Coldwater Club in many years. Howard Teeter presented llotarian Boyd Wiggins, County Agricultural Agent, who told of his recent trip to Miami and the problems facing farmers at the present time. His talk disillusioned many members regarding the subsidies given to agriculture, and pointed out that the farmers get the smallest proportion of the subsidy. Doyd's talk might well be given again at the Rural-Urban meeting usually held by the club. Les Wise had as his gUest Jud Brown, a student at the Coldwater High School, Did you know that each Rotary Club must meet once each week unless the regular meeting day falls on a legal holiday? Next week one of our Honorary members. The Honorable Arthur Lyon, Mayor of the city of Coldwater will discuss for the club, the problems, headaches and rewards of being Mayor, It should be good. On Saturday, November 12, President Don Harris, Howard Teeter and your editor attended the District Institute of Rotary Clubs at Michigan Center, This dealt with the operations of Rotary Clubs so as to provide more information to Rotarians on a wide basis. "TTead 'the article on page 38 of the last Rotarian. Did you know? The West Scottish Highlanders planted mountain ash trees each side of the path to the house to keep out the bad fairies. r "T Ray You WMI Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12>15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneeday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES Employor-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rico. August-1960 2-F. Culy. Robert Tingling, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE John Dean, Chairman COLDWATER/ MICH. Attendance — Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 . 1961 OR. OONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY VIee-Prosident Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Treasurer Asst. Sec. • Treas. Club COMMUNITY SERVICE 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Foir. 28-W. Williams. 23—E. Luse. 30—G. Burendt. March-1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 21—J. Etsweiler. Bulletin — Community Safely — 6—O. Owers. Paul Hurley. Crippled Children — 20—B. Show, Stag Night. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Richard Moore, James Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold M^omb. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Warner Van Aken. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Board of Directors Meetings 18—K. Putnam. 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. 25-L. Wise. May-1961 November—1960 Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. INTERNATIONAL Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. President, Rotary International, Kenneth leavenworth, Al ButterBeid. International Informotion — Clyde Williams, Chairman General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, tllinols Jolley. Inierndlional Student Projects— December—1960 June-1961 6—F. Neer., 13—R. Mulehahey. - ' 20—C. Woodwand, Merry Xmas. 13—D. Moore, Ladles' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 30—No Meeting. Allemier. 27-A. Olson. ' John Etsweiler, George : ' • Jury-1961 4—No Meeting. 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotary Foundation ' . 6-A. Rice January—1961 Keith, Wayne Way. Robert Hawley, Chester Competitor Relations « Robert Sweet. 23—D. Dean. Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me- 8uyer«SeIler Relations — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. ButterReld. 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier, Santford VOCATIONAL SERVICE" J. Edd McLoughlin, Rales, Texas SERVICE International Contacts — Sergeant>at-Arins — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 16—C. Swart. 15-H. Teeter. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rolo^ informatian — Special ~ At the call of the President. 9-J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation, Qlmsted. Boyo Wiggins. 2—H. Goodholm. 1—D. Shorno. Richard Birlngor, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Roy Fox, at 12:15 P. M. 11—D. Wise, Children's Forty. 11—F. VanAken. Public Informotion — Tlffg'uiar — First Thursday of each month 4-W. Couillard. 4-T. Skobo. Woodward. Student Guests — Axner Olson. Duone Davidson. Aprii-1961 October—1960 Vocational Guidance — Program — 28—A. Musser. Keith Pearce, Douglas Rural Urban — Woodward. 13-F. Weeks. 27—Governor's Visit. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Sehmitt Membership — ond Harvey Bent. 7—K. Leavenworth. Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Goodholm, John Walker. DIRECTORS • - Or. Donald Harris, Duone 7-W. Treat. Axner Olson, Choirman Beys ond Girls Week — Robert Shaw. February—1961 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS 17-S. Jolley. 11—R. Toupalik. 24—Les Woodward., 18~W. Bobier. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K, peorce. Owers. T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan The above Is our program schedule for Ihe year 1960.61. If you wont to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »ecial programs such as Ladies' Night, may appdiirt'a commlttee-to assist, with the detoils. ' . ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Ni^ Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR 8-55W Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kolhryn IS Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth NAME Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgarat IS IS I"??!* BR 8-5386 15 l"5l?l Gust C Burandt, 178 Falrfleld Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barboro __-_BR.8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane-Jone I5?"2f?l -BR8.2818 John Etsweiler, Jr.. 37 Foirifeld Dr.-Luciile BR Phene No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Arlo Musser, R, R.' No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Noer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. .K, L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 • Axner.Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha.- i. .. . ..BR 9-9360 • George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36'N. Circle Dr.—Grace—.BR 8-2979 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.r-Berget . Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel E. Ken Leovonworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth— Guvorrle S. CoFFmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Ruth BR 8-2864 Art Lyon, 11 Eileen ... BR8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna, •. . \'Jip ypyci'') Pork PI.—Elzoro BR 8-5554 . ;-v3 - - : i. :y^ I.-. •j'r ... -'ir r A Jip y. -iy ■ . T-: • -> , -i l'-'- BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.... BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo ^ 8R 8-5412 John Wolkor, 33 Dougherty—Oretehen BR 8-6730 .J'' r^'h • J Tl'' jK-- :i-- Ti: r fjT liv:"' J --.r. 7 i -L"? . ; • i'.'f r » The COLDWATER Sec. 34.6' ^Rotary REFLECTOR ■ UMAM' rgSB" i0®<a1 FREDERICK H. WEEKS PR A^/ . FOR PEAC QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., BR 8-4086 BR 8-4222 BR 8-B942 . :j:-- : BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion era,;- A BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR9-9428 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chieogo-Hermlone BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Rolph Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-2261 BR 9-9495 BR 8-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 BR 8-6850 BR 8-2710 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene ;—BR 8-6788 BR 8-5494 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma '—BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ;_BR-8-8840 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 ...BR 8-5006 . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann . . . ..BR 8-2930 Donald V, Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — BR 8-5842 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 BRB-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. l-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batovia—LaMoine Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Poliy Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita . BR 8-8318 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-2128 Lester F, Wise, R. R. No. 2-C6lia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodwarcl, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth.. Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth . BR 8-6161 Kenneth Pulnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ,, BR 8-2790 BR 8-5475 Frea Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat BR 8-6341 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehett St.-Chorlotte . BR 8-4229 Eoyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 9-9492 —BR 8-5512 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-4243 Russell 0. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-8546 Phone No. BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago Sl.-Aliee ■••Russell P..Moore,,15 Cornwell Court—Gladys .. BR 8-6^8 Raymond Mulchohey, 475 E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-5078 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen ^;._BR 8-6^7 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood-Valerie------BR-8-5909 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAketf, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Ann.. BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Holen .BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwofer State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Willlom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.-Morguerlte .BR 8-2485 ----—BR8-^58 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Morione BR8-M21-, Address and Rotary Ann DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8.8609 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER, ilXCH. �"He Profits Mosi; Who'Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November JLO, iy60 Hay Pitts was bom at Grover Hill, Ohio on April 23, Graver Hill has a population of U78 and is in Paulding County. It - ^^ast of Havelind, west of Rosims, south of Broughton and do™ the road fpiecrfrom Hoaglin. He moved to Hillsdale when about two years old. He graduated from Hillsdale High School in June, 1?U0. He was married to Ruth Gallaway of Adrian on May 28, 1952 at Hillsdale. They have three children; Janet 7, Joan age 2 and He Lrved in the U.S. Air Force from January 19l»3 'tin 19U6. Discharged as staff sergeant. He has been employed by the Allied Products of Hillsdale, The Hillsdale Daxly Nei^s and at Present is District Manager of the tlichigan Auto Club. His Methodist Church. His hobby is bowling, he says he likes_steak, pre ferably filet mignon, (who doesn't) but doesn't Uke turnips. His wife says he is easy to live with. step seven in election of a new member; The proposer fully informs ^ UJ. <3. ffcw 4UW1WW.1. . ^ i ^ ■ y ■ - the prospective member of the privileges and responsibilities oi notary membership and secures his permission (preferably written) to publish his name to the Club, He should be told of the method by which members are elected and shotsM understaTid fully the matter of his na^ being submitted to the Club, and the- posaibillty of rejection." " - ' "■ Nest W§§k Howard Teeter is presenting a Rotarian, Boyd Wiggins, as ^ ^ his speaker. Boyd has just returned from Miami where he participated in a County Agriculture Agents Meeting, and will tell us of what is new in that area. A tip of the hat to Boyd on his being selected as an outstanding County Agent. There is to be a District Institute at Michigan Center on Saturday, November 12 at which yoiir President, Rotary Information Chairman, Editor of the Bulletin, the Chairman of the Classification Committee and the Governor's Aid are to be present. Ernie Luse tells us that his itotary Orientation meeting held recently at John and VJilma Kennedys had the highest attendance percentage^TOse of any such meetings ever held. A tip of the hat to him and to the Kennedy's. He told your editor that they forgot to stress the re sponsibility of members to report news items to the Bulletin Editor, Last week's meeting with John Etswailer giving a history of The itotary Foundation was timely and informative. Many mL^iibers do not realize that this is a pet project of the Coldwater Club and is one of the most worthwhile efforts of Rotary International. Deer hunters don't miss Rotary, don't get lost, don't shoot until you can see the whites of its eyes, and come back alive. News items contributed will be credited to the member contributing it. Please give a little, won't you? Then there is the man who told his friend that his doctor had just told him he had placebo intoxication. Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER is ■ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — CengregoHonot Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY ClUB OF Earploy»r-EmpIdYe"b Relations — COMMinEES CLUB SERVICE John Dean, Chairman COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance — Four Way Test — Charles Woodword, Al Rice. Worren Williams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 DUANE E. DAVIDSON President Vice-president JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS — Lester Wise, Secretary Treasurer - Asst. See. - Treas. DIRECTORS • - Dr. Donold Harris, Duane Club Bulletin — ner Olson, John Elsweiler, Charles Sehmltt Paul Hurley. March-1961 September—1960 Community Safety — 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urbon. 6—G. Owers. 21-J. Etsweiler. 13-F. Weeks. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. 28—A. Musser. 7—K. Leavenworth. Richard Moore, James 27—Governor's Visit. Apirl-1961 October—1960 4—T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les II—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urban — Keith Pearce, Douglos 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward. 25-L. V/ise. McComb. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Woodward. Membership -- Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, 6—Rotary Foundation. Richard Blringer, Kenneth INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts — 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 Butterifeld. International Information — William Bobier, Santford VOCATIONAL SERVICE Jolley. Internotioita! Student Projects — ' • Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — Allemler. 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. 20-B. Hawley. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 27—F. Anderson. 27-A. Olson. Jonuaiy-1961 3—R. Fatterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. Keith, Wayne Way. Robert Hawley, Chester 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth' Leavenworth, Al Sergeant-at'Arms — Carl VintotT, Conrad Swart. Governor, 636 District, Rotory International 29-A. Butterfield. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pills. General Secretary, Rotary Intemotionol, George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 23—D. Dean. 22—B. Thomas. Rota^ Informotion — J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 16—C. Swart. 15-H. Teeter. Olmsted. Boycl Wiggins. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, 2—H. Goodholm. 9-J. Woldron. 1—D. Shorno. Vocational Guidance — ...E. Byron Thomas, Roy Fox,'.'' Special - At the coll of the President. 18—K. Putnom. November—1960 Public infortnotlon — at 12:15 P.M. 4—W. Couillord. May—1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. Program — Duane Davidson. ^n^gulor — First Thursday of ooeh month 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burandt. Warner Van Aken. Board of Directors Meetings 23-E. Luse. Scholarship Awards — Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist 21-W. Way. Axner Olson, Chairman Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. and Horvey Bent. 7-W. Treat. 14-R. Tingling. 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Dovldson, John Dean, Clyde Williams. Ax- February—1961 2-F. Culy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Soys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Shaw. OR. DONALD M. HARRIS ROTARY PROGRAMS Augutt~1960 9-G. Collins. Olln Dolly, Fred Culy, OFFICERS av ELECTION 1960-1961 Robert Tingling, Croig Sebold. Rotary Foundation • July-1961 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupallk. 18-W. Bobier. 24—Les Woodward. John Etsweiler, George Competitor Relations — ' 25—K. Pearce. 31—R. Sweet. Owers. Robert Sweet. T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Tuit our oroaram schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairmen of the chonge. Members hoving special programs s5ch as Ladle? Night, may appoint a committee fo assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON. Program Choirman - Telephone 08^8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay g5|-f563 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Jomes F. McComb, 52 Oaugherty—Laura — Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth—.—BR 8-5358 Harold McKnlghf, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann NVarner 'VanAken, R, R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys---BR 8-6278 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Mopl.e Lone-Kathrvn— BR 8-M33 Phone No. BR8-w86 Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-M21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8.68^ William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerite—BR 8-2^5 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.-Josophine—BR 8-4^ Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrancc Rd.—Alice ...BR 8-8546 Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean gg f Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—tholma—BR 8-28^ Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbara BR 8-5234 V/llford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene._BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane-Jane fg Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6'^7 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.-Charlotte —BRf-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Roijerf Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loko BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileon BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho —BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothyj-.BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily __.:-BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis Craig Sebold, R! R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St,—Ann BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Bo'tovio-LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone-Pat BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise. R. R. No, 2-CeliG BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 8-6393 Scott—Natalie ...BR 8-5714 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-2930 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola . BR 8-4086 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.- BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chlcago-Hermlone BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Atr Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora ..l, BR 8-6311 BR 8-8318 - Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Oorrance Rd.—Ariene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 14. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R.' l4o. 5,-15« W. ChieogoElleen . . . BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Sou,ci 'Jpt'ch, Cold. Lake— Suzanna • .1 1 -tire-; * -■•7 r :y ^ Ruth - BR 8-2864 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-5554 --VA ; r. - ■ "'"M ' : a; ; j'. ;r. r-fv X .ijr c-T. nyixmi.MVTc;; . ...r J, T/fT'X ■ J'-y-l ()'' ' ' ?.p: "J The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR FREDERICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME. ■m. BR 8-4198 Howord K. Svvan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen BR 8-6730 t COLDWATER, BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St,—Delia.. BR 8-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No, 2-Beatriee BR 8-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef. . Ly- Meeting Time: Phone No. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 a' , BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L, Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 8R 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho. . - - —BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth _BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—LorraineBR 8-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor-- BR 8-2790 ..j- : n-j- ... BR 8-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine BR 8-2261 ' . Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla NAME INC •. ' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S' A. ^ Novemb^ 3j 1^60 George R. Owera was bom June l6, 1930 in Detroit Michigan. grade and high school in Detroit, graduating in 19.'|8« He attended He received his D.S. degree in Forestry from the University of Michigan in August, 1953. He was married to Elizabeth "Betsy" Harxd.3 August 7, 19^' They have three daughters Linda Jane Carol Sue 1^ years and Janet Gail, 2 months. He served in the Anti-Aircraft Artillery 1953-1955. He has been employed by the Department of Parks & Recreation of Detroit, McFarland Tree Service of Ann Arbor, and in Georgia by the Union Bag-Carcp Paper Corp. He belongs to St. Paul's Lutheran Church. He states his hobbies are wood craft, fishing, hunting and sports. He likes steaks and pizza and says he has no food dislikes. Your editor is sorry that he missed this week^s program, but he was entertaining the Union City Rotary Club at lunch at the Coldwater State Home with a tour afterward. From all reports the slides shown were extremely fine and it was a program-that it was too bad to miss. John Etswe.iler has next week's program, "Rotary Foundations". would not give when we asked him about what to expect. He just Rotary Foundation Week is from November 13 to November 2ii, and is to "create international understanding of the program of- the .Rotary Foundation". Does anyone know who J. Edd McLaughlan of lialls Texas is? We will ask Carl Vinton to find out how many know. Next step in election of a new member? The board of directors approves of the recommendations of the membership and classification coimlttees and the member who proposed the new member is notified. Up to this point the prospective new member has not known he was being considered for membership, failure to follow this plan can often cause a great deal of embarrassment and hurt and should be avoided. Tuesday, November 8 is election day. to lunch. Be sure to vote before you come We don't say how you should vote, just vote. What has become of the birthday table? Doesn't anyone have birbhdays any more or are we all like Jack Denny? We miss it, and would like to see it started again. Recommended reading "Report After Four Years*' on page 19 of the October Rt^riafrT It is a good article and should be read by every Rotarian, We note with extreme regret that Cy Stebbins of the Mai'shall Club and editor of their bulletin for many years has retired as editor. The Editarians will miss him. Don't forget when you are green you are growing, when you are ripe you are rotten. Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker tnn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee ifelatlons — COMMinEES Robert YIngling, Cralg Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ MICH. John Dean, Chairman Four Way Test — Charles WoodworJ, Al Rice. Attendonce — Warren Wlliams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 -1961 OR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. Vlee-Presldenl Secretory Treasurer Asst. Sec. • Treos. DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Club Bulletin — Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. ner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Schmitt Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Warner Van Aken. September—1960 Community Safety — 14—B. Wiggins, Rurol Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21-J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. . Board of Directors Meetings 7—K. Leavenworth. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Richard Moore, Jamas Apirl-1961 Scholarship Awards — October—1960 4—T. Skabo. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urban — 11-F. VonAcfen. McComb. 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-L. Wise. Student Guests — Axner Olson. Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. Sergeant-at-Arms — Carl VInton, Conrad Swart. Clyde Williams, Chairman SERVICE International Contacts — Kenneth Leavenworth, Al Butterfield. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 International Student Projects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me- Kelth, Wayne Way. Allemier. John Etsweiler, George Robert Sweet. 6—A. Rice 13—D. Moore, Ladles' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 17-S. Jolley. Jury-1961 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupalik, 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. 25-K. Peoree. 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotary Foundation - Competitor Relations — 6—F. Neer. 13—R. Mulchohey. 27—F. Anderson. Jolley. Robert Hawley, Chester T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Mlchigon 29—A. Butterfield. 20—C. Woodwoi^, Merry Xmas. Intenrational Information — Buyer-Seller Relations — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International 16—C. Swart. 23—D. Dean. 22—B. Thomas. INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary Intenrational, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 9—J. Waldron. B—Rotary Foundotion. 15—H. Teeter. William Bobier, Sontford J. Edd Mclaughlin, Rales, Texas May-1961 2—H. Goodholm. 1—D. Shorno. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rota^ Information — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, 25-0. Dally. November—1960 Olmsted. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, Special - At the call of the President. IB—K. Putnam. Keith Peoree, Douglas Public Information — at 12:15 P. M. 4—W. Couiilard. Woodward. Richard Biringer, Kenneth Boyo Wiggins. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. Duane Davidson, Regular — First Thursday of each month 28-W. V/illlams. Mareh-1961 Vocational Guidance — Program — . 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burondt. Membership — and Harvey Bent. Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and Girls Week — Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Woodward. Dovidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax- February—1961 14—R. YIngling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. Axner Olson, Chairman Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les ROTARY PROGRAMS 9-G. Collins. Olin Doily, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 August—1960 Owers. 18-W. Bobier. The above is our program schedule for the year 19^-61. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »eclal programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann NAME Address and Rotary Ann Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura .... Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR8-S^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn BR 8.6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Roth ---—BRe-^M Dr Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marione BR 8*6821 Phone No. BR 8-6386 ' Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys .—BR 8-6278 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret BR 8-5386 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 f'|9|$ Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara. Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Josephine .-..BR 8-44M Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma__BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borboro BR 8-2818 Duane £. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Follcr, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte BR 8-6517 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Sontford JoNey, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 333 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Enrest W. luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha. BR 9-9360 Roy C. Polterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— BR 8-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllma Warren Wiilioms, Salovio—LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat . Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 8-4071 BR8-5790 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 BR 8-6788 Howard M. Teeter, 1^.Church St.—Morion BR 8-6850 Webster Treot, 3492 San Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-6501' —BR 8-2261 Eileen . Suzanna Ruth 8R 8-5556 .John Wolcfer, 33 Duugherfy—Gretchen i f ;v ' • 0 c- • ■iTi.n "bni- ; S«c. 34.66, P ■Rotary REFLECTOR IPOAM PRAY FOR PEACE K0®0 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRI.^G PRODUCTS, INC by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ; i::* The COLDWATER Published BR 8-4036 BR 8-2864 BR 8-5554 .r;* r-VvS BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago-Hermione. BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 tyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 • Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro BR 8-6311 Richard Mooro, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine ... 8R 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo _.BR 8-5412 BR8-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- Scott—Natolie HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-8840 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 --.BR9-942B Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Noio Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.- BR 8-2930 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene BR 8-2710 BR 8-B238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-CeliG Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Crolg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita .. BR8-B31S Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins. 58 Division St.—Phyllis C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 .Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R, 2—Nellie ...BR 8-6316 BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice BR 8-6161 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Kenneth Putnam, 11 e. Chicago St.—Eleanor ..BR 8-2790 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Horofd Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-5512 ... BR 8-2539 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth .. __BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Roljert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Fred Near, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K., L. Olmsted, 70 Marshal! St.—Edna BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia .. BR 8-4229 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobefh ,BR 8-5996 Wilford Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane .BR 9-9492 BR 8-5585 ..BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice —BR 8-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Phone No. Warner VonAkan, R. R. No. 2-Gladys William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite -BR 8-2485 BRB-^^ Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Harold McKnlght, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR.9-9551 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean NAME Miiford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .. .BR 8-2947 COI.PWATER, MICH. BR 8-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Octot^t*'136^ 19^ Boyd Wif^gins was born March 1921 in Isabella County Michigan. He graduated from the Farwell High School in June, 1937 and received his B.S. in Agriculture from Michigan State University in 195U. He was married in 19li9 to Phyllis Munro at St. Johns,'Michigan. They have three boys, David 10, Douglas 6 and Dennis U. He served in the U.S. Navy during 19ii5 and 19I46 on the west coast, and in the Pacific. He was a fanner from 1937 until 19^0 when he started at Michigan State. During 195U and 1956 he was the County Agricul.tural Agent in Saginaw County, and has held the same job in Branch County since 1956. He is a Mason and belongs to several professional organizations. He and his family attend the Methodist Church where Phyllis sings in the choir. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. He says he likes steak and chicken, and has very few food dislikes. Step five in the election of new members. The board of directors reviews the actions of'the classification and membership committees, and either sustains or rejects their action. The board of directors make the final decision in such matters. The following members and their Rotary Anns are due at 8:00 P.M. Monday, October 31 at the home of John and Wilma Kennedy, 389 Grand Street for a Rotary buzz session: A1 Butterfield, Tom Collins, Fred Culy, Jerry Fair, Normand Moore, Robert Nagle, Fred Neer, Robert Rumsey, Del V7ise and Robert Yingling* Every effort should be made to attend. You are Rotarians and it is one of yovir obligations. Les Wise, program chairman for.the day, presented Dean Fjiil Leffler of Albion College who challenged the Club to do some serious thinking about present problems of the.world and perhaps reevaluate their attitudes. Don Shorno tells us fof next week he is providing a top notch program. Dr. Thomas Bowlui% you will remember, rescued several boys who were in difficulty in the ilver at Eaton Rapids last sunmer has skin diving as a hobby. He will show pictures which he has taken in the Caribbean areas ladies night or "Mum's Nite" was very poorly attended which is too bad after the effort put forth by the committee. There were only one third of the members and their Rotarj' Ann*s who attended. From all reports it was a good party.> and it sho-iid ha/e had better attendance. President Don Hairrls is vacationing in Iowa and F-^hvaska. Chick and Wilma Kennedy have just returned from a WiniLp'-g vacatiorTI Will members please pa.ss news items along? After it is your bulletin. Last thought for the Day: Doii«t uuAiiy moneyj borrow it, it is cheaper. Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMinEES Employer-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. Augutt-1960 2-F. Culy. Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Worren Williams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON VIee-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Secretary - Treasurer Asst. Sec. - Treas. DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Club Bulletin — Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. Axnor Olson, Chairman 23—E. Luse. Woodword. and Horvey Bent. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21—J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. October—1960 Rural Urban — 4-T. Skabo. n-F. VonAken. Sergeant-at'Arms — Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, Woodward. 25-L. Wse. November—1960 B—Rotory Foundation. SERVICE International Contacts — 29-A. Butterifeld. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 International information — 27—F. Anderson. International Student Projects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Keith, Woyne Way. Robert Hawley, Chester Allemier. Rotary Foundotion - John Etsweiler, George Competitor Relations — Robert Sweet. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmos. Butterfield. Jolley. Clyde Williams, Chairman T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigon 16—C. Swort. 23—D. Dean. 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth, Al Buyer>Saller Relations — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 1—D. Shorno. 15-H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 25-0. Dally. May-1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. William Bobier, Sontford J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 16—K. Putnam. 18-R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rotary tnformotion — Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. Special — At the call of the President. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Keith Pearce, Douglas Oimsted. Boya Wiggins. April-T961 4—W. Couillard. Scholarship Awards — Richard Birlnger, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Roy Fox, ot 12:15 P. M. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. Public information — "^{egular — First Thursday of each month March-196T September—1960 Vocational Guidance — Program — Duone Davidson. 30—G. Burandt. Community Safety — ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Sehmltt Membership — Warner Van Aken. 28-W. Williams. 7—K. Leavenworth. Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Dovidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax- Board of Directors Meetings 21-W. Way. 16-B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Richard Moore, James McComb. Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. Mrs. Grace Patterson - Organist 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and Girls Week — Robert Show. Februory—1961 14-R. Yingling. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS Owers. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-$. Jolley. 11—R. Toupalik. 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. 2S-K. Pearce. 13-W. Bobier. Thp above Is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having »eclal programs such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to ossist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Cholrman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwater-Fay BR B-MM Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kalhwn.-BR 8-M33 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Oaogherty—lourc BR 8-6366 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Dr Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite BR 8-2485 Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson Sf.-Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand Sl.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo BR 8-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neef, 243 W, Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. t. Otmsted; 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axnor Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho . BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 -.BR9-9360 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.-Ruth—-BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther 55 BR 8-80B6 BR 8-5386 BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfleld Dr.—Josephine-.-BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—ThBlmo.. BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce Sl.-Barbara BR 8-5234 V/ilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane-Jane ._BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR 8-8609 Harold McKnlght, Coldwofer Stole Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys --BR 8-6278 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aiieen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Webster Treoi, 3492 Son'Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— ^ BR 8-4086 Ruth BR 8-2864 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd,, Coldwater Lake Art Lyon, 11 Park Pi.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-2288 BR 8-5091 BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva _ BR 8-5412 BR 8-5556 Suzanno ....BR 8-2261 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Chorles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Rolpn Toupalik, R. R. No. p, 1573 W.' Chicago— Eileen BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-8942 BR8'*5790 BR 8-8840 BR 9-9495 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola BR 8-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celio BR 8-5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5494 Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. . ... Douglos Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R, R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita ._ BR 8-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. BR 8-2930 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Del Wise, 45 Mople lone-Pat BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. 'Sprague St.—Roth - Ray Fox, 16Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris---BR 8-5318 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. l-Wilmo Warren Williams, Bafavia—LaMoine ... BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrlce Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth -BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Phone No. Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.-Della . BR 8-4229 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Alice --BR 8-8546 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chariotfe Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-GIadys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice Kenneth Putnam; 11 e. Chicago St.—Eleanor.- BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie NAME John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-5554 BR 8-6730 . - 4 ITAC- cp^yr:::* •'•y j^r: ' J . ••uu i.'f . y::;:.- „ i. j j . .-.f; ^ The COLDWATER -.-j, ry • ;:y .-.v r ' ^ j!'!.- qOOWc Sec. 34.66. : Notary REFLECTOR ocr?8 ' FOR PEAC 4. o®q Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., FREDERICK Re WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, RICH. INC .v.- - MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE .iti" VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . - �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 20, I960 TAl Normond Moore was born in Coldwater January 23, 1922. He attended Coldwater schools and graduated in June, 1939. He was married to Annetta Lamb in Coldwater on March ii, 19ii5. They hai^ two sons, Dean li; and Bran 12. Norman served in the U.S. Navy Reserve from October, 19ii2 till 19h^* He was a Fire Control man l/c aboard a tanker in the South Pacific. He has been employed by the General Electric Company in Fort W^ne, Commercial Carriers, Branch County Sheriff's Department and for the last four years has been Commerical Sales i^Ianager at Radio Station W.T.V.B. He belongs to the Elks, American Legion and Masons. His wife says he likes most food but does not like liver. He and his wife run the store at Kinderhook •• (His wife mostly) and he is the unofficial Mayor of the village. Ernie Luse has requested that the following be inserted in the Bxilletin "Rotary Information Meeting to be held Monday evening, October 31 at 8tOO P.M. at the home of Mr. & Mrs, John Kennedy at 389 Grand Street, Coldwater, All new members are expected to be present together with their Rotary Ann5."1[Tiis is an obligation of the new members and all should attend if it is possible. Step It in election of new members; The board of directors refers the name ol the proposed new member to the membership committee for consideration and its report as to the eligibility of the proposed member from the personal side* This means an evaluation of the man as to whether he is the type individual whom the committee believes would be a good Rotarian. Celia Wise (Mrs. Lester) is in the Bluftfton Clinic where she had surgery on October L. yeti She 'is improvingj but cannot come home as Lester Wise who is program chairman for October 2$ tells us he has a s^prisei The topic (?). The speaker is Dean Leffler of Albion College. Your editor has attended four other Rotary Clubs in the last two weeks, and there is as much difference in Clubs as there is in people. One Club was small, with no songs or fun. Another was small with a lot of singing and good fellowship. One was a fair sized Club, It was a business man's luncheon, no singing and a great many early leavers. The other was a small Club with some dismal singing and no fun. After you have attended other Clubs you appreciate the Coldwater Club with songs, fun, ribbing and fellowship. Resident Don is away on vacation but before he left he stated that Coldwater was eighth in attendance in District 636, and first in Clubs having a membership of 50 to 99, Good Workl You know women's clothes may appear ridiculous at times, but when you stop to think they started with a fig leaf, they have come a long way. Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMtnEES COLDWATER/ MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Warren Wlliams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 -1961 President OUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED V/EEKS Lester Wise, Vice-Presldenf Secretary Treasurer Asst. See. - Treas, Club Bulletin — Paul Hurley. Charles Bacon, Les Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Warner Van Aken. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist September—1960 Community Safety — 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 21—J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—8. Shaw, Stag Night. 7—K. leavenworth. Boyd Wiggins. ot 12:15 P. M. 25-L. Wise. crnest W. luse, Ray Pitts. Sergeant-at-Arms — Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary Internationol, J. Edd Mclaughlin, Rales, Texas VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relollons — General Secretary, Rotary Intenrational, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Robert Hawley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 25-0. Dally. May-1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. November—1960 INTERNATIONAL 2—H. Goodhoim. 1—D. Shorno. 9-J. Waldron. 8—Rotory Foundation. 16—C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterfield. SERVICE 23—D. Dean. 30—No Meeting. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rotary Information -~ Special - At the call of the President. 18—K. Putnam. 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. Olmsled. E. Bvron Thomas, Roy Fox, 4—W. Coulllard. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. 4-T. Skobo. 11—F. VonAken. Keith Pearee, Douglas Public Information — Regular — First Thursday of each month Aprir-1961 October—1960 Woodward. Richard Birlnger, Kenneth Duane Davidson. 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. Vocational Guidance — Program — Board of Directors Meetings March-1961 Rural Urban — Woodward. 28-W. Willioms. 30—G. Burandt. Boys and Girls Week — Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupatik. Magazine — and Harvey Bent. 16—B. Wggins, 4-H Foir. 23-E. luse. McComb. Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Schmitt Membership — 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Richard Moore, James Fellowship — DIRECTORS • - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane February—1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS Axner Olson, Chairman Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. Seton Bovee, Ray Mvlchohey, Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams. Ax- Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Shaw. OR. DONALD M. HARRIS 1960-1961 August—1960 9—G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION Employer-Employee Relotlons — Robert Tingling, Crolg Sebald. CLUB SERVICE Allemler. Robert Sweet. 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth leavenworth, Al 13—R. Mulchohey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. William Bobier, Santford 27—F. Ar>derson. 27-A. Olson. Jolley. Internationol Student Projeels — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- January—1961 ButterBeld. International Information — Keith, Woyne Way. July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupoiik. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magorine. 17-S. JoHey. Rotary Foundation • Competitor Relations —' June-1961 December—1960 International Contacts — John Etsweiler, George 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. 25—K. Peorce. Sweet. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having weetal programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5. Coldwater-Fay BR 8-55W Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathrvn BR 8-W33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth — .BR 8-M58 Of. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-68^ Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean 15 WiUiam Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaref Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys ..BR 8-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Alice Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—thelma-.BR 8-2854 .BR 8-5234 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Or.—Alleen BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-8S40 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth— Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee— B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth .. Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 BR 8-2451 BR 8-5006 Charles Schmltf, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergot BR 8-5714 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise... BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 BR 8-6687 BR 8-6788 -BR 9-9360 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—RHo.. BR 8-8318 BR 8-6517 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel - George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth .. BR 8-5996 BR 8-2818 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 9-9492 . BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retho. Ouane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 . BR 8-8546 BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene-.BR 8-6054 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie — BR 8-5078 Robert Negle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine-—BR 8-4486 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 8-6386 Mllford A. McKeiln, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwoter State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.-Marguerite .BR 8-2485 §5 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara PhoM No. Jomes F. MeComb^ 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-HB6 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Address and Rotary Ann DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon BR 6-4222 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arleno BR 8-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .. BR 8-2841 BR 8-5790 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. No. 5, T573 W. Chicago— Eileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Sort Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— . BR 8-2261' . Suzanrta NAME Address and Rotory Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy — Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beafrice Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pat i >■ Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ".j. " • .. - - BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.Ruth Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine John Walker, 33 Dcugherty—Grelehen Sec. 34.66 PRAY FOR PEAC 1 WEEKS QUALIT-Y SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ttlCH. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6311 BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 Notary REFLECTOR Published BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 ."M H. BR 8-4066 BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone -r. FREDERICK BR 9-9428 BR 8-6393 Scoff—Notolfe The COLDWATER i BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 ' ... BR 9-9495 - Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. */.T] 1 .-r'-t • . BR 8-5494 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 tester F. Wise, P.. R. No. 2-Celia "'.•'•j-J • BR 8-4229 BR 8-2710 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .... BR 8-5654 .'i.' BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggir>s, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams,.R. R. No. 1-WIIma Warren Williams, Batovio—LoMoIne Phone No. INC BR 8-6730 �"He ^rojits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. Octol^er . , Robert G, Yingling was bom in New York City on January iS, 1917. He completed his high school education at Ridgewood, New Jersey and graduated from high school in 1935* He received his B.S, Degree in Industrial Engineering from Lehigh University in 1939. He was married on October 7# 1939 at Ridgewood, Nev? Jersey to Natalie Phillips, they have two children (twins) Robert Jr. and Pixie Barbara, 19 years old# He was employed by the Cleveland Diesel Division of General Motors from 1939 - 19U6, by Chrysler Motors from 19U6 to 19^2, and since 1952 by Climax Molybdenum. He is a member of the American Society for Metals, Coldwater County Club and the Elks. The family attend the Methodist Church. His hobbies are amateur radio and flying# He says he likes most foods. Ladies (Mum's) Might - This will be held on Tuesd^ night, October 18 a -■ the Americi Legion Hall and will replace the regular meeting for next week. Social hour 6:30 to 7:30 with dinner at 7:30. This will be followed by dancing and cards. If you are going but have not made a reservation please do so at once# If you are not going try to make up some place. We had a long list of absentees (17) and 10 early leavers. ^Vhen the program started there were many vacant seats. Those who were not there missed a good program provided by Victor Gross, Branch County Conservation Officer, who was introduced by Fritz Van Aken, program chairman for. the day. There are some clubs who not only fine the early leavers but also fine them if they do not excuse themselves personally to the speaker for the day. It might be an idea. Your editor has a "gripe" the badge case needs a good "going over" and irearrangement. Many members don't have places for their badges# Your editor is all alone away out in right field. We had visitors from Bronson, Quincy and Scottsbluff, Nebraska, as well as Mary Jane Nichols and Martha Gay from Coldwater High School and Pat Gaglio from St. Charles High School. Step HI in admission of new members. The Board of Directors refers the proposal to the Classification Committee for consideration and its report as to the correctness of the classification and whether or not it is open. Your editor is compiling a list of birthdays of Rotarians and ' iJiiir 'Rotiry AhnsT"as~'weli as their wedding anniversary so that we may note thCTi in the bulletin. We are not interested in your Rotaiy Ann's age, just the day and month of her birthday. A psychiatrist is the man you pay for information that your wife has been giving you free for years. Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday 12:15 M. STURG1S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER/ John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — Employer-Employee Relations — Robert Yingling, Cralg Sebald. 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rico. August—1960 Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 President Vlee-President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. Secretary Treasurer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodhotm, John Walker. Asst. See. - Treas. Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams. A*- 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 21—J. Etsweiler. 28—A. Musser. 7—K. Leovenworth. 13-F. Weeks. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night, Richard Moore, James 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. October—1960 Rural Urbon — 4—T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. 25-L. Wise. May-1961 INTERNATIONAL International Contacts — Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. President, Rotary International, J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchohey. 13—D. Moore, Ladles' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27—F. Anderson. Jolley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 International' Student ProjectsKenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupolik. John Etsweiler, George' 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. 24—Les Woodward.,- Owers. 11—R. Sweet. 25-K. Pearce. Keith, Wayne Way. Rotary Foundation • Robert Sweet. 29-A. Butterfield. 20—C. Woodwork, Merry Xmas. International Informotion— William Bobier, Santford Competitor Relations — T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 23—D. Dean. 6—F. Neer. Butterflold. Robert Hawley, Chester Allemier. ^ Kenneth Leavenworth, Al VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary International, George R- Means, Evanslon, Illinois SERVICE John Etsweiler, Jr., Choirmon Sergeant-at'Arms — Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. 16—C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. Rotary Information — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 9-J. Waidron. 8—Rotary Foundation. Olmsted. Boya Wiggins. Special - At the call of the President. 2—H. Goodholm. 1—D. Shomo. Richard Biringer, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, at 12:15 P. M. 25-0. Dally. November—1960 Public Information — Regular — First Thursday of each month 18—K. Putnam. 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. Woodward. Student Guests — Axner Olson. Duone Davidson. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Keith Pearce, Douglas Vocatlenol Guidance — Program — Aprll-1961 4—W. Coulllard. Seholorship Awards — . Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Board of Directors Meetings Morch-1961 Ssptember—1960 Crippled Children — Warner Von Aken. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waidron. ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Sehmitt Membership — ond Harvey Bent. 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duone 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Club Bulletin — 21-W. Way. COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and Girls Week — Robert Shaw. OR. DONALD M. HARRIS DUANE E. DAVIDSON Lester Wise, 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 2-F. Culy. 9-G. Collins. Olln Dally, Fred Culy, Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS 18-W. BoBier. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee Id assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rolory Ann NAME Address and Rotary Ann James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-LOuro Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn ?S I'SS Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Phono No. BR 8-63S6 Or. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morione BR8-^1 William A. Mllnes,"150 Grand St.—Margoerife--BR 8-2485 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean -Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—.Lila BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgoret BR8-W86 |S I'fSIf Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine .__BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma__BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbara BR 8-^34 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha Wliford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene-_BR 8-6054 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6517 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Lester B. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Pofferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lone—Pot BR 8-6341 BR 8-6)61 BR 8-2790 Charles Sehmitt, .18 E. Alden St.—Berget. BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 BR 8-4071 BR 8-678.8 . Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skdbo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swfirf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 BR 8-2841 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souel Beach, Cold. Lake— Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR8-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth-..-.-——-—BR 8-226T Eileen BR 8-5556 So^nno BR8-5554 --Vi;;/, f'.: " . iv— ""■.•j .. r:; r/Qfs:- -.jt 10 .-..rfj Ruth BR 8-2864 y'-- '-''-Tv /.r*- : i.*'C?: yf-.i,F5 r\ itt.p jjc- \< n jr.f> fv pc- mT-TP nsjy :c.-r - T.r.-.r^7o;t .tr..-, irrr-irriTr. LJ-r-.- w ;-:r; ♦ 1 The COLDWATER -j -JjV-. ■ ••• • < • Sec. 34.66, ° Notary REFLECTOR ■PR-AV F O R P EAC E 1 I PftBDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME COLDWATER. BR 6-4086 Harold T. Hill, 431 6. Chicago-Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne._ BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen __..BR 8-6730 • .ty.'t ......x4c« BR 8-4424 BR 8-^33 ..BR9-942B BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Ti'-- ;■>- BR 9-9495 HONORARY MEMBERS ivJ'. /.-jr.-.v*,'- '^•TTI P® Bron. EM 9-4024 Guvorrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola BR 8-4222 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha BR 8-4159 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoll—Notalle Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita -_ BR 8-8318 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Warren Willioms, Batovla-LoMoine C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsev, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 BR 8-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 6-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore .BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Eleanor Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Duane B. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 BR 8-5494 Poyd C. Wiggins, 53 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-V/ilma .-..BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-8546 BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Phone No. Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 BR 8-6278 BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann— Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Glodys Carl F. Vinton; 182 E. Chicbgo Sf.-Alice Harold McKnight,. Coldwoler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 ---—BR Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther NAME Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen -.BR 8-2947 MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by'The COlbWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October ^ ' i960 Robert Naglfecwas born in Newark, New Jersey on December 16, 1929. He completed grade school in Long Island New York, and was graduated from the Denby High School in Detroit in June 19ii7- He received his AB degree in Business Administration from I-Iichigan State University in June 19^3# He was married to Susan Branch in Coldwater on July 2U, 19$^m They have two children Earl 3i and Nancy 2, They live at 182 Marshall. Bob was employed as a produce buyer by the A & P in Detroit from 19^i4 until 1958 when he came to Coldwater where he is affiliated with the J. B. Branch Company. He belongs to the Presbyterian Church. He likes golf and snow skiing. His wife reports he is the "Doss" in the family, likes steaks but does not like casserole dishes. Step two in election of new member - The name of the new member to fill the open classification is submitted by a member in good standing to the board of directors thru the club secretary. In the absence of list of unfilled classifications which have been declared open, members submit names for classifications which they feel are unfilled. Hon. Jas Breekey, Circuit Judge from VJashtenaw County was introduced by Dick Biringer^ Judge Breakey told us of the many activities of the court about which the general public know very little. These include, pre-trial conferences, marriage counseling, elementary school for probationers, y^hSbilitation and on the job training, classes in civics, county governmen-t day for high school students and night court sessions. It was extremely interesting as well as informative and appreciated by club members. Ray Pitts, chairman of the Ladies Night which is to be October 18 tells us that it is to be "MUM*S NIGHT»" Dinner at 6:30 at the American Legion Hall. Dancing to the music of the "Pastels" or cards if members prefer. The-coinmi,ttee has gone all out to make this a gala affiar in the way'of music, food and decorations and it is hoped the members and their Rotary Anns mil attend and ergoy the evening. Tariff is ^.00 per couple. Make your reservation and take the "little woman" or "gal friend" to the affair. Victor Gross» Branch County Conservation Officer according to Fritz Van Aken, program chairman^ is to be next week's speaker. Fritz tells us the pTQgfafri will be of interest to deer hunters. October 10 is the deadline. ^^8 register. and then vote. vote. Be sure you are registered Often elections are won by failure to register and Don*t be a slackerIi Pan Cake Supper sponsored by Quincy Rotary Club on October Ihs Odd Fellows Hall in Quincy. Tickets can be secured from Dob Shaw> Howard Teeter. The Club your editor knows wishes to express its regret at the loss by fire at the Williams Elevator owned by Warren and Clyde W5.11iams. There is the story of the Rotarian who came home and found his wife knitting on some wee things. He was astonished. She dashed his hopes by saying, "Down Rover, I*m just knitting socks for your wooden golf clubs." Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Porker inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12.-00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. August—1960 2-F. Culy. Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Warren Wiliams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, Lester Wise, 1960 - 1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Club VIce-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. See. • Treas. 14—B. Wiggins, Ruroi Urban. 21—J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. 7—K. Leavenworth. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. Richard Moore, James October-1960 4—W. Couillard. 4—T. Skabo. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urban — Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, 11—F. VonAken. 18—K. Putnam. Keith Peorce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. Student Guests — Axner Olson. Special - At the call of the.provident. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE inferncrtional, Contacts — 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 International Information — President, Rotary International, Clyde 'Williams, Chairman General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Buyer-Seller Relations — . Robert Howley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International Competitor Relations — Allemier. Joiley. 20-B. Howley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 International Student Projects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. MeKelth, Woyne Woy. July-1961 4—No Meeting. 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotary Foundation - John Etsweiler, George Robert Swept. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier: Sontford VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6-A. Rice Neer. 13—R. Mulchohey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmos. ButterReld. Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. T. John Reed, Burr Ook, Michigon 29-A. Butterifeid. 6—F. Kenneth ' Leavenworth, Al Sergeant-at-Arms — J. Edd McLaughlin,.Rales, Texas 23—D. Dean. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 16—C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. 22—B. Thomas. Olmsted. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation. Richard Blringer, Kenneth Public Information — •Boyd Wiggins. May-1961 November—1960 1—D. Shorno. Vocational Guidance- Program — Duane Davidson. at 12:15 P. M. April—1961 Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupollk. V/arnor Van Aken. Regular — First Thursday of each month 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. Woodward. Board of Directors Meetings March-1961 September—1960 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. ner Olson, John Elsweiler, Charles Schmitt Membership — . 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. Community Safety — Mogazine — Charles Bacon, les Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Choirman Bulletin — Russell Moore, Harold and Harvey Bent. l^B. Wiggins, 4-H Folr. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Go^holm, John Walker. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax- COMMUNITY SERVICE Robert Show. Fellowship — DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Horrls, Duane 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Woy. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS Owers. 17-S. Joiley. 11—R. Toupalik. 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearee. 18-W. Bobler. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. if you want to chonge dates with onolher member,, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having »eciat programs such as Lodles' Night, may appoint a committee 'to assist with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR|-55M Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane-Kothryn __BR 8-«M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rulh Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Alice Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.-Susan Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR B-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BRB-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfiold Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 6G N. 'Monroe St.—lm6gene__BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-DcybfRy*Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone BR 8-2818 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—Colleen BR 8-^27 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.-Lucille BR 8-^98 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo-_BR 8-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanofe BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen„, Sontford Joiley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 363 N. Hudson. St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma BR 8-6687 BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha BR 8-8840 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily __..BR 8-6850. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261 y. ^4: - -• BR 8-2539 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Willloms, Bafavla—laMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pot BR 8-8238 8ron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Ce!ia Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6341 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann _ BR 8-2930 Craig Se^ld, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee'Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. .Teeter, loojlhurch Sf*-Marion BR 8-4222 Ruth Ralph .Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573-W. Chicago— . BR 8-5556 7^ BR 8-2864 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen Webster Treat, 3492 San Squci Beach, Cold. Lake— , 7 ... 7-'.' S.' • • T—*." • ;• ^ .--.r-i'v- -i. f* The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR U.S.,yP05T*0E "it Sec. 34.66, . ..'hj i K-, D'®0 FREDERICK I. H, I • . [. , P.'L -'..J \"k WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 v-c •'7' Published BR 8-4086 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago-Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Hoitz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke BR 8-5091 Art lyon, 11 Perk Pl.-Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine ._ BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvo _ BR 8-5412 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia-_BR 8-2841 Eiieen BR 8-6393 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd,- Donald V. Shorno,. 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5642 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ...BR 8-6316 Suzanno BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seolt—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS 8R 8-8318 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget.. BR 8-2710 Douglos Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.-Roth Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth _. BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Eleanor BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-EvelVn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis BR 8-2979 6. K. Pearce, ^ Edison Ct.—Lorraine ;7:7':r rr •. 7; Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beafrlee 'Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha-— BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—tlizobeth .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-5078 BR 8-8546 BR 9-9492 BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna Phone No. Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia.. BR 8-4229 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys — BR 8-6278 Roytnond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Warner VanAkcn, R. R. No. 2-Gladys Cor! F. Vinloi, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ._BR 8-2485 BR8-68^ .. BR B-8086 Rev. Albert Butterfieid,: 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma..BR 8-M54 NAME BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Or Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR.B-6B21 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—laure ---—BR 8-^8 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Address ond Rotary Ann DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 MICH. u 1 tiOOwg �"i^e Profits Most Who Se^rves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Septeml:^,^.496ii * Robert Sweet was born in graduated from the UeVilbiss High School in Toledo in June, 19ii2» He enlisted in the U.S. Navy Reserve in November, 19h2 and served until June 19U6. They have three children; Kandous 13^ Roberta 7 and Michael 3|. He worked for Gay Electric from July 19ii6 until he established his own business in April 199k* He is a member of the Kinderhook Congregational Church, He is a member of the American Legion and Rotary, fishing. His hobbies are deer hunting and trout He likes steaks and says he has no food dislikes. Last week we told you of the qualifications for membership in Rotary. Following is the first step in the election of new members: The Board of Directors declares the classification into which the new member will fall open, this means "the Board of Directors can if need be control the proper use of the unfilled classifications in the development of a well balanced membership. District Governor, T. John Reed of Burr Oak visited the club and spoke briefly of the aims and goals of the district in I96O-6I. He stressed international relations dealing specifically with bringing foreign college students into homes in the community for visits so they may get to know Americans and the American way of living.. Following the regular meeting an assembly was held at which the various committee members presented the plans for their particu3,ar' committee for the coming year followed by discussion and suggestions by the District Governor. George and Elizabeth Owers have a third daughter Janet Gail born September lb weighing b lbs. and 2 oz. Congi'atulations to them both. We are glad to see Bill Couillard out of the hospital. Les VJoodward has informed your editor that on Thursday September 29 the following Rotarians are leaving for Camp Twelve where they will rough it with inner spring mattresses, electric lights and inside plumbing. Camp Twelve is 560 miles from Coldwater, nearly as far as New York City and you travel only in Michigan to get there. Warner Van Aken, Les Woodwai^i, Jess Waldron, Red McKnight and Warren Williams and Carl Vinton. Warner Van Aken tells us that if he can attend every week until January 1, 1961 he will have had 38 years of perfect attendance. In hours at one and one quarter hours per meeting it amounts to 2U70 or 62 weeks at UO hours per week. A tip of the hat to himl A tip of the hat to the committee chairman for their reports at the assembly. President Don expresses his appreciation. Modern Version of an old proverb, All I have or ever hope to have I owei Ray fe*'-". -r. Ji . You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 Four Way Test — August—1960 Robert Yingling, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE John Dean, Chairman COLDWATER/ MICHo Attendance — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. Classification — Fritr Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 OR. DONALD M. HARRIS President DUANE E. DAVIDSON Vice-president JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMin Treasurer FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. DIRECTORS - • Or. Donald Horris, Ouane Crippled Children — McComb. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, Special — At the call of the President. Rotary Information — 18—K. Putnam. 25-0. Dally. 25-L. Wise. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, Sergeant-at-Arms — 1—D. Shorno. Richord Birtnger, Kenneth 8—Rotary Foundation. Oimsted. 15—H. Teeter. 9—J. Waldron. 16—C. Swart. 23—D. Dean. 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterfield. SERVICE 30—No Meeting. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman December—1960 International Contacts — 6—A. Rice 20—C. Woodwai^, Merry Xmas. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—8. Howley. 13—R. Mulchahey. Butterfield. Intemotional Information — VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Willioms, Chairman William Bobier, Sontford 27—F. Anderson. Jolley. Intenrational Strident Pro|eets — January—1961 Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Buyer-Seller Relations — Keith, Wayne Woy. Robert Hpwley, Chester Allemier. Robert Sweet. 27-A. Olson. July-1961 4—No Meeting. 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Mogazine. 11—R. Toupolik. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundation • ' John Etsweiler, George Competitor' Relations — June-1961 6—F. Neer. Kenneth leovenworth, Al Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan May-1961 2—H. Goodholm. November—1960 INTERNATIONAL Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. Governor, 636 District, Rotary International 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. 18-R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. Public Information — General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois 4—W. Couillard. 4—T. Skabo. Vocational Guidance — Boyci Wiggins. April—1961 October—1960 1 i—F. VanAken. Student Guests — Duane Davidson. . 28—A. Musser. Keith Peorce, Douglas Axner Olson. Program — J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 21—J. Etsweiler. 13-F. Weeks. Woodword. Rural Urban — Woodward. at 12:15 P. M. 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Magazine — Charles Bacon, les Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Board of Directors Meetings March-1961 September-1960 27—Governor's Visit. Scholarship Awards — Worner Van Aken. Regular — First Thursday of each month 30—G. Burandt. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. 28-W. Williams. 7—K. Leavenworth. Paul Hurley. Dovidson, John Dean, Clyde Willlarns. Axner Olson, John Efsweiler, Charles Schmltt Membership — - Axner Olson, Choirman Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey,. Fellowship — and Horvey Bent. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Foir. 23-E. Luse. Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. Club Bulletin — Asst. Sec. - Treos. 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and Girls Week— Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. February—1961 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, Worren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS Owers. 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Poarce. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having »eclal progroms such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth - -BR |.^8 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwqter-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn BR 8-M33 BRS-^^ !S William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret NAME Address and Rolory Ann Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann... BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys BR 8-4243 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila -—BR 8-5078 Arip Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ... BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St'.—Susan BR 9-9492 BR 8-M86 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara— NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McCoarb, 52 Daugherfy—Laura BR 8-^86 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen BR 8-2947 Horold MeKnight, Coldwater State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 .William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerlte ..BR 8-2485 Dr, Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorle BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Birlnger, 5S N. Hudson St.-Joan DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 8R O-8609 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone —BR 8-2818 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen ^BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille ...__BR 8-6598 Albert Roller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotfe —--BR.8-S475 Robert E. Romsey, 61 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Notolle BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 B. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Branch—Phyllis BR 8-6517 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Loulso ... BR 8-5842 BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Merlon BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-5790 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle DPive-Virgfnia .. BR 8-2841 E. Ken Leaverrworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Webster Treat, 3492 San Soue! Beach, Cold. Lake— John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Enrest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth ll'.» ' . Eileen - Suzonna ... . ... J ..'V.U BR 8-5556 John Wotker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen BR 8-5554 ; fl"-. ^ ■' Oiy ' 7 ;• ; .. .f '•J The COLDWATER ..sy . ""l .:.s. ■ - y. ViJ! .? .,7 ^ 'a'^ COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., • '- i- ' Sec. 34.66, ■ .J 7 • PR A FOR PEAC PUBBERTC* a. lEEKS QBALITr SPRiaO PRODUCTS, I*C. 69I.CV&TBR, SICS. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME • " H30AM Meeting Time: • 5<. . V-''r ^ -Notary REFLECTOR {: 1 ' '. 'S7:; ''t T . HJ. i:- iKv: -v;---: yj.:r Published BR 8-2864 ' "...Tl.:. " 'ii.i. .'7:1; Ruth Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago-Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Koltz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 Howord K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva _.BR 8-5412 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-2261 BR 9-9495 HONORARY MEMBERS Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Bron. EM 9-4024 Guvarrie S. Coffnian, 759 E, Chicago Rd.—Nola . BR 8-4086 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— BR 8-2930 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen...——_BR8-6687- - Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth... ...BR9-9428 BR 8-5006 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann ... Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake------^BR 8-4435 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat Chorles Schmift, 18 E. Alden St.-Bergot ..BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita ... BR 8-8318 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR8>5318 BR 8-5494 Lester F. Wise. R. R. No. 2-CeIla Charles Woodward, 163 •Marshall St. BR 8-2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee -BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ..BR8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn BR 8-2451 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Willibms, R. R. No. l-Wilmo .. .— BR 9-9360 'Or. K.- L'. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna , George.Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth .. BR 8-5996 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha... ... BR 8-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice Warren Willlcims, Botovio—LaMoine Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 IS BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron.. 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia. BR 8-5512 Rev Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—fhelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbaro Carl F. Vintoii. 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice BR 8-6730 �September 20, 1960 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Normand H. Moore Major Classification Minor Classification Broadcasting Service Broadcasting Station Service Signed - J. A. Kennedy, Secretary �nto. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A.- September 22, I960 Robert E- Rurasey was born October 29^ 1928 in South Bend, Indiana, he was graduated from the Coldwater High School in June, 19U6» He stated he was mrried September l5, 19^9 to Phyllis Munger at Cold- water, but when we checked with his wife she says they were married September 25, I9h9, and that September l5 is her birthday. He must have gotten his dates mixed. IHey have two children, Janice Gail seven years old and David, age four. He served in the U.S. Air Force from November l5, 1951 to September 13, 195^. His service included duty in Big Spring, Texas; the Phillipines and Okinawa. He started working at Otto*s Sporting Goods Store while still in high school and he is now sales manager. He is an Elk. He is a member of the First Baptist Church of Cddwater. His hobbies are hunting and Go- Cart Racing. He has no food likes or dislikes, and his wife say? he is easy to live withA Your editor does not believe giving his place of employment is advertising* There was a long list of absentees, 26 in fact, 9 of trtiom had made reservations and had it not been for a large number of guests tie attendance would have been small. There were four guests fron Dronson, three from Quincy, one from Union City and a RotariaS Dudley Campbell and his Rotary Ann from Rushville, Indiana. Ihe practice of Rotary Anns' attending meetings with their Rotariai husbands is increasing and yoixr editor believes they should te welcomed. Regarding this read the comments in the Septembe:* Rotarian giving views on this. The meeting September 2.0' wa-s held at the Coldwater State .?ome & Training School. Following lunch, served in the dining /com, various tours of the facilities were arranged. For those who could not make one of the tours the school will be glad to show any Rctarian and his Rotary Ann the facilities for care and training, call your bulletin editor. I am sorry my story of last week went by some membere just the way a freight train passes a tramp. (No pun intended) Your editor believes that many new members are not aware of how a new member is taken into the Club and in the next few issues will outline this procedure. Qualifications for membeTship ares 1. Adult male persons of good character and good 2. 3. Ia. 5. 6. business pr professional reputation. Engaged as proprietor, partner, corporate officer, or manager of any worthy and recognized business. Or holding an important position in an executive capacity with discretionary authority in any worthy and recognized business. Or acting as a local agent or branch representative of any worthy and recognized business, having entire charge of such agency or branch in an executive capacity. Or engaged in any worthy and recognized profession. And be personally engaged within the territorial limits of -tiie Club, in the respective business or profession in which they are classified in the Club. Then there is the story of the two Finns who went to drink one morning. Ahmit. 2 P.M. one liftod his glass and said, "SKOL." The other promptly MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% i^^BER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Employee Relation! — 1960-1961 Four Woy Test — Chorles Woodward, Al Rice. August—1960 Robert Yingllng, Craig Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — Warren V/iillams. Classification — Fritz Von Aken, Lester Wise, 1960 - 1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Robert Shaw. President Club Bulletin — Viee-President Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. Secretary Treasurer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Asst. Sec. - Trees. Goodholm, John Walker. Woodward. Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Willionis, Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Schmltt Membership — Warner Von Aken. Mareh-1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 21-J. Etsweller. 28—A. Musser. Boys and Girls Week— Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Richord Moore, James 27—Governor's Visit. April-1961 October—1960 4-T. Skabo. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urbon — Il-F. VonAken. - 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. 25-1. Vlfse. J. Edd McLoughlin, Rales, Texas International Contacts — General Secretory, Rotary Intemationol, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois June-1961 3—R. Patterson. Keith, Wayne Way. Allemier. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Joiley. Rotary Foundation - Robert Sweet. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27—A. Olson. January—1961 Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me- Competitor Relations — 6—A. Rice 27—F. Anderson. William Babier, Sontford Joiley. International Student Proiects- Robert Hawley, Chester T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan December—1960 " 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. Internotional Informotion — Buyer-Seller Relations—. Governor, 636 District, Rotary International 30—No Meeting. 13—R. Mulchohey. Butterfield. Clyde Willioms, Chairman 23—D. Dean. 29—A. Butterfield. 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leovenworth, Al VOCATIONAL SERVICE 9-J. Waldron. 16—C. Swart. 22—B. Thomas. SERVICE John Etsweller, Jr., Chairman Sergeant-at'Arms — Corl Vinton, Conrad Swarf. 2—H. Goodholm. 8—Rotary Foundation. 15—H. Teeter. INTERNATIONAL Boyd Wiggins. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary Intomalional, May-1961 1—D. Shorno. Olmsted. Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. 25-0. Dally. November—1960 Richard Biringer, Kenneth Rotary Infoimatian — 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pearce, Douglas Student Guests — Axner Olson. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, Speciol - At the call of the President. 4-W. Couillord. Woodward. Public Information — at 12:15 P. M. 13-F. Weeks. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupaiik. Duane Davidson. Regular — First Thursday of each month 7—K. Leovenworth. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Voeallonol Guidance — Program — Boord of Directors Meetings 2B-W. Willioms. Axner Olson, Choirman McCemb. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, and Horvey Bent. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. Crippled Children — Charles Bacon, Les DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane 7-W. Treat. COMMUNITY SERVICE Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Magazine — February—1961 14—R. Yingllng. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. 9-G. Collins. Olin Daily, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS July-1961 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupaiik. John Etsweller, George 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to ehongo dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee ot assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 8R 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Roth William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara BR 8-53B6 BR 8-5W1 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrifeld Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 8-2710 BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Roth .'BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 Robert E. Romsey, 61 BR 8-5006 Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Aldcn St.—Berget . BR 8-5475 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Laxe BR 8-4435 Torg Skabo, ^55 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR'&-4350 BR 8-4071 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . ...BR 8-4222 BR 8-5790 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive-Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ....BR 8-5642 BR 8-5942 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirifeld Dr.—Aileen Sontford Joiley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-6687 BR 8-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-8840 8R 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Roth BR 8-2261 ...Ij Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo— Eileen . , BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzonna - -L'-; Clyde Willfoms, R. R. No. l-V/ilma Warren Williams, Batavio-LaMoine Del Wfse, Mople Lane—Pot ... Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott-^Nalalie J. .5 j'J-}, ,--r ■VJ-V;, .. TT: ^ n: -vh'Or;.'. 'vi-' r'-.T .--t;,....' 7 ■ - ••■'..■h ■. . • r; Art Lyon, 11 BR 8-6311 Park PI.—Efzora •.j.-'". c- -.r:^- i.-....: h.: *7 .yti ; .7377Lj:N'' , j;, ;" i,. : "p r;"-VZTfi '■ ... _• V- \7-, • The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR PRAY PGR PEACf 1 0®0 FREDERICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME H. BR 8-2864 BR 8-2288 BR 8-5091 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St,—Elaine .. BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva ..8R 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Daugherfy-Greichen BR 8-6730 pCi^'".'-..-C-Ef-i'ri- A'-; iijiA:"'-;.. 'iJ-j BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 BR 8-4036 Ar- :.i4: y -tv' BR 8-^33 BR 9-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS T!1 r BR 8-4424 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Charles. Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Ruth , Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake 8R8-5554 }.. I- BR 8-5494 BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. .. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons .Ct.—Ruth BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R, R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita... BR 8-8318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-4229 BR 8-4159 Albert Faller, 95 t^. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte BR 8-6598 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 ^yd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Kenneth Putnam, 11 c. Chicago Sf.-Eleanor..-. BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R, R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson Sf.-Oella Phone No. Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ...BR 8-8546 Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo.-BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen—: 8R 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfiold Dr.—Lucille Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys Carl F.. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .. BR 8-5996 BR 8-2818 Address end Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5078 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene. -BR 8-6054 NAME Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys ..BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma__BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-6386 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite . BR 8-2485 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorle BR 8-6821 BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 Phone No. Milford A. McKelfh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Harold McKnighl, Coldwoter State Home-Carol BR 9-9551 — Harvey G. Bent, 51 1^. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 t^. Hudson St.—Jean Address and Rotary Ann James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwaler-Foy BR 8-55^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn BR 8-6033 WEEKS ■QU.^LITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves BesC The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. September lii, I960 ^ V Del Wise was born May 25, 193U at Butler, Indiana, completed grade school and also high school in Kendallville Indiana. iHe was graduated from high school in 1952 and received his Bachelor of Science in Music from Ball State Teacher's College in Muncie, Indiana in 1956. He taught at the Camden-Frontier School 1956 - 1957. His teaching was broken into by military service at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri in 1957. He came to Coldwater in 1957 and is teaching music in the high school. He was married August 28, 1955 to Pat Sites at Edgerton, Ohio. Hotary is his o^y club membership. His hobbies are basketball and fishing, his food likes are steaks, and he dislikes spinach. Next week's luncheon and meeting (Sept. 20) is to be held at the Cold- water State Home at 12:15. Lunch to be served in the employee's dining room in ^e Service Building, The Service Building is immediately east grove. Following lunch the members will visit some of the buildings. Those who were absent October 13 should call your editor on Monday and make a reservation, since it is necessary that he know how many to plan on. Direction signs will be posted. Absent were Andrews, Goodholm, Kornstein, McCorab, McKnight, Russ Moore, Musser, Warner Van Aken, Waldron and Warren Williams. Guest Rotariana included Lloyd Junker and Clarence Snyder from Bronson, Clark Muma and John Smith of Charlotte, Dr. R. M. Leitch of Union City, Joe Weibel of Quincy. Other guests-incljaded Ken Miller of Detroit, Albert 8c Mrs. Lanier of Alexandra, Louisiana :and Bob Smith of South Bend. There were seven early leavers, ^d McKnight, Jesse Waldron, Warner Van Aken and John Hardy and their Rota^ Anns have taken off for Canada. They plan to follow the new Canadian highway which follows the northern shore of Lake Superior. They will see some new country and some rugged roads. The sympathy of the entire club goes out to Ken Putnam and his youngsters at the loss of Mrs, Putnam. There is Httle one can do at such a time except express sympathy and later help the family thru the difficult period which they now face. Little things that club members and their wives can do should help out a lot. Fred Weeks presented Harold Smith, Attorney of Coldwater, who discussed charter for the City which is to be voted upon. Following Mr, Smith s talk there was a question and answer period in which charter commission members, Davidson and Teeter, took part. The program was interesting^ and informative, And then there was a little boy who asked, "Mamma when the little house goes by the train is all?l'.. . - Ray You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER "Cr QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES Employer-Smployee .Relations — 1960-1961 Four Woy Test — Charles Woodward, At Rice. August—1960 Robert Ylngling, Cralg Sebald. CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — Classification — Fritz Van Aken, I960 • 1961 COMMUNITY SERVICE 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. 23-E. Luse. OR. DONALD M. HARRIS Prssldenf OUANE E. DAVIDSON Vi«o-Pr«$ldent JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Secretory Treasurer Asst. Sec. - Treos. DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Club Bulletin — Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. March-1961 September—1960 Community Safety — 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 21—J. Etsweiler. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Board of Directors Meetings Keith Pearce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Lodies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. Student Guests — Vocational Guidonce — Olmsted. SERVICE International Contacts — Butterifeld. Carl VInton, Conrad Swart. International Information — William Bobler, Santford VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Howley, Chester General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Govenror, 636 District, Rotory Internotionol T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 23—D. Dean. 29—A. Butterfield. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 Allemier. Jotley. 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. WoodwaH, Merry Xmas. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20-B. Howley. 27—F. Anderson. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 International Student Projects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- Rotary Foundation - John Etsweiler, George OwefS. Robert Sweet. July-1961 3—R. Patterson. Keith, Woyne Way. Competitor Relations — 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth, AI Sergeanl-al-Arms — J. Edd McLaughlin, Roles, Texas 9—J. Waldron. 16—C. Swart. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairmon Ernest W. Lose, Ray Pitts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary Internotlonal, 2—H. Goodholm. 15—H. Teeter. INTERNATIONAL Rotary Information — Special - At the call of the President. Mciy-1961 22—B. Thomas. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, Boya Wiggins. at 12:15 P. M. 18—K. Putnam. 8—Rotary Foundation. Richord Biringer, Kenneth Public Information — Regular — First Thursday of eoeh month 4—W. Couillord. November—1960 1—D. Shorno. Axner Olson. Duane Davidson. ^ 11—D. Wise, Children's Porty. Rural Urban — Program — ^ Apiri-1961 October—1960 4—T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. McComb. V/arner Van Aken. Mrs. Groce Potterson — Organist 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. Scholarship Awords — ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Schmitt Membership — ond Hofvey Bent. 13-F. Weeks. RIchord Moore, James Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax- 7—K. Leavenworth. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Magazine — Chorles Bacon, Les 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burondt. Lester Wise, Boys and Girls Week — Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Shaw. 7-W. Treat. Axner Olson, Chairman Warren Williams. February—1961 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Woy. 2-F. Culy. 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupoiik. 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. 18-W. Bobier. The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR|-55« Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lano-Kothryn BR B-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorie BR 8-^21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-68^ Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand Sn-Margorel Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb,'52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite .BR 8-2485 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fril'z VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann... BR 8-5585 Warner VanAcfen, R. R. No. 2-Gladys BR 8-4243 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lila BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice -- BR 8-8546 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrlee Carf F. VInfon, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-|0|6 ..BR 8-5386 bb o*^5ol Robert Nogle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan .. BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia . Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys— BR 8-6278 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 9-9492 BR 8-4229 .BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma BR 8-8238 Warren Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene-_BR 8-6054 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner OUon, 336 Grand St.—Retha... . BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R.' No. 3—Ellzobeth . BR 8-5996 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 8-4424 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Josephine ._.BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma — BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara 15 i'SH Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotfe BR 8-5475 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-B840 BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 Branch—Phyllis Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel L... BR;8-2979 BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget. Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore —BR 8-6517 ..BR 8-6687 . .. GuvorrieS. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola BR 8-2930 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshol! St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrpnee Rd.—Arlene E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia —BR 8-2841 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-5790 Roth BR 8-8942 . _-BR 8-4222 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Rolph ToupaliK, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago- BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Eileen - _ Suzanna — -li . John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen ■ r- rrj' \n-' BR 8-5554 7 ' ' ' M'-- ■ •-I- — • :.z ii-. VA .tr- ijTf.--;: Mj.f" . :»;i'.c . - • V-T-r;--; IC. ■;. - tTr.'r; T. T,: • 1--utl- ''.■IJ.r.i': If- • if,..-* t'-f* •1.; • '■ • .. "•: =-"• '-i'' r ' -U' .T-; " • ■■ .fi: {.'j'-'.iJ The COLDWATER f Sec. 34 'Rotary REFLECTOR PRAY FOR PEACE o@o FREDERICK H, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4086 BR 8-2864 BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva _.BR 8-5412 BR 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-2261 ; U" BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 BR 8-4350 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 9-9495 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Bron. EM 9-4024 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Alleen Batavia—LaMoine Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 c. Chicago St.—Eleanor ...BR8-2790 BR 8-6598 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Roijert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Williams, Del Wise, 45 Moole Lane-Pot WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDW.ATER, HXCH. INC BR 8-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. September 8^ I960 Sanford E. Jolley was born in Coldwater, November 12, 1928. He was graduated from the Coldwater High School in June, 19U6. He was married to Joyce Jividan on August 15, 19ii8. He sei*ved^ in the U.S. Air Force from November, 1951 until October, 195^. Service included duty in Texas, Mississippi, California and Japan. He has been employed by Woodward Building Supply, Gay Electric, Prudential Life Insurance Company, and in February, 1959 piurchased the Ideal Wallpaper and Paint Store which he now operates. He and Joyce have one daughter Kimberley Sue, age four years.^ He is an Episcopalian and the Rotary Club is his only club affiliation. He hunts and fishes and says he has no food dislikes. There will be no trip to the Tiger baseball game September lU due to insufficient club members interested in going. Attendance Chair man, Olin Dally has brought to the attention of your editor that there are some chronic absentees who do not make up at other clubs. At^'n. tendance is one of the obligations a member assumes when he joins the club. Don*t forget your report for President Don which is due now so that he can review it before the Governor's visit on September, 27. Ray Pitts has announced that L^ies Night is to be Tuesday, Oct. 16. Plans have not yet been completed but the committee is composed of Bob Nagle, Sanford Jolley, Bob Rumsey, John Dean and Ray Pitts as chairman. Make your plans n(?w to attend and consult your "boss" so as to have no conflict in dates. President Don has announced that Ed Holtz has agreed to direct anoliier Rotary Minstrel if there are liO members who will agree to take part. Practice to be on Monday nights. Here is your chance to slip your chain one night each week. The Honorable Mayor, Art Lyons was fined because of newspaper pictures of himself. A group from the Coldwater Community Players headed by E. C. Huet and composed of Beulah Hutchins, Leafa Harris and Neil Harris presented a short skit taken from the play, "^"he Girls in Room 509" which is to be presented September 10 and 11 at the Tibbetts Theater. This effort should be supported by the club. There were nine early leavers. Absent were Bobier, Burandt, Couillard, Dale Dean, Goodholm, Joseph, Rus Hoore, Musser, Olson, Putname, Thomas, Wiggins, Del Wise and Doug VJoodward. Guests included the following Rotarians: Jack Schafer, Bert Ward and Ken Yesh of Bronson and George Wheeler of Hillsdale. Michael Vaughn was the guest of his grandfather, and Bob Folkman of Olevaland, Ohio was the guest of Bob Tingling. George Owers, one of the club members who is our city forester, presented a report on the Board of Cemeteries and Parks. This report opened many of ihe members eyes regarding its many areas of service and effort. He described the battle against Dutch Elm disease which is going on, and told of the operation of the cemeteries. The city of Coldwater is to be congratulated on having George as its i; r forester. Thought for the day: A husband is a curious animal, he buys football tickets in June and his wife's Christmas present December 2h. Rav You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday f2:IS M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturget Auditorium —- Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations — COMMIHEES Robert Tingling, Crolg Sebald. CLUB SERVICE John Dean, Chairman COLDWATER/ MICH. Attendance — Four Way Test — •• Charles Woodward, Al Rice. Olin Dolly, Fred Culy, Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS Vice-Prosldent Secretary Treasurer Asst. See. • Treat. DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Club Bulletin — 23-E. Luse. March—1961 Community Safety — 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urbon. 6—G. Owers. 21—J. Elsweiier. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stog Night. 7—K. leavenworth. October—1960 Rural Urban — 4—T. Skabo. 11—F. VanAken. 25-L. Wise. INTERNATIONAL 22—B. Thomas. 29-A. Butterifeld. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June—1961 SERVICE T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Rotary Foundation ■ John Robert Sweet. 20—B. Howley. 27—F. Anderson. Jolley. International Student Proiects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. McKeith, Wayne Way. Allemier. 13—p. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—C. Woodwaiir, Merry Xmas. international Information — Clyde Williams, Chairman 6^A. Rice 13—R. Mulehahey. William Bobier, Santford Competitor Relations — 23—D. Dean. 6—F. Neer. Butterfield. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Governor, 636 Distirct, Rotary Internotional Swart. 15—H. Teeter. Kenneth Leavenworlh, Al Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Howley, Chester 9—J. Woldron. Olmsted. Sergeant-ot-Arms-— General Secretory, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evansion, Illinois 2—H. Goodholm. 3—Rotary Foundation. International Contacts — Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas Moy-1961 John Elsweiier, Jr., Chairman Rota^ Information — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, 25-0. Dally. November—1960 1—D. Shorno. Public Information — Special — At the coil of the President. 18—K. Putnam. ' Woodward. Richard Biringer, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, ^ya Wiggins. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. Student Guests — Axner Olson. - Apiri-1961 Keith Pearce, Douglas Vocational Guidance — Program — 28—A. Musser. W. Couillord. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph' Toupalik. Fred .fnderson, Robert Nogle, 13-F. Weeks. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les 28-W. V/illlams. September—1960 Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. at 12:15 P. M. 21-W. Way. Axner Olson, Chairman Richord Moore, James Worner Van Aken. Regular — First Thursdoy of eoeh month 14—R. Ylngllng. 2-F. Culy. 30—G. Burandt. Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Willloms. Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Chorles Schmitt Membership — Board of Directors Meetings 7-W. Treat. August—1960 16-B. Wiggins, 4.H Fair. Boys and Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Fellowship — Duane Davidson. February—1961 PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. Seton Bovee, Roy Mulehahey, Paul Hurley. and Harvey Bent. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ROTARY 9-G. Collins. Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 Etsweller, George Owers. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 July-1961 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Taupollk. 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Mogozine. 17-S. Joiley. 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Peorce. The obove is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want lo change dates with another member, ddvise the program chairman of the .change. Members having »eeiol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME , Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane-Kathryn BR 8-^33 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwat-:r State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Worner VonAl cn, R, R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicogo St.-Aliee...:.... BR 8-2128 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys ... BR 8-6278 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy NAME Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwofer-Fay BR 8-^3 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons St.-Ruth— . ..—BR 8-5358 Address, and Rotary Ann Phone Ne. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Wllliom A. Milnes, 1M Grand St.—Marguerite ... BR 8-2485 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Roymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla .. ..BR 8-5078 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. nn Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine.—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Borbaro BR 8-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy BR 9-9471 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogenq..BR8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane —BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo-.BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Folrifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 363 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR.8-6501 BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261 ... c ..BR 9-9360 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celio Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-6393 BR 8-2930 BR 8-5642 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R, R, 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion - BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nofa . BR 8-4086 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marsholl Rd.— Ruth Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows'Rd., R. ^ 2—Nellie ..BR 8-6316 . _ BR 8-5556 Suzonno ... BR 8-5554 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbroak Rd.—Elva .. BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Daughefty-=-Gretchen Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— •- f-/'.,v v-Tn'v' %< y .'.pjCL'o Mr'f-. O jsf -'jTr- ' v.. >,T^T-v ■ I Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME -- r: • -iu;; 1"; r cr;. Sec. 34.6 • ;• ' ■_ \ -rr : . : ... ._ •. ; - "A . . - . p.m., " f-T'- 'vri: ijv r • BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— Eileen BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago-Hermione E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 'Rotary REFLECTOR 12:15 BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann ... Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise The COLDWATER COLDWATER, BR 8-4424 Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshbll St.—Polly Craig SobcHd, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita.- BR 8-8318 ■•''tY-t- Meeting Time: BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget rn- -■ i BR 8-4159 Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth v.o-"' o > •. . : BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 r-;- r.: BR 8-4229 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. l-Wilmo Warren Williams, Bolavia-LaMoine Del Wise, 45 Mople Lane-Pot George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace - ...BR 8-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ..BR 8-2790 r/Ji-f-' rj.y 'ti Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia. Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rotha.. Phone No. BR 8-5585 Frea H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd,—Alice ..BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . ' PRAl , P" O A PEAL FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, CQbDWAXER. UXCR. INC. BR 8-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September X, X960 - • Godfrey W. Collins was born on April 6, 1928 in Pipe County Indiana. Now Pike County has a population of about 15*000 people and the l\^ county seat is Petersburg. It is located north and east of Evans^lle. He was graduated from the Howe High School in Indianapolis in 19u5 and then he went on to Purdue University to study Civil Engineering. He received his D.S. Degree in 19U9 and came to South Haven* Michigan where he was Assistant Superintendent for the Board of Public Works. In 1950 he went into the Amy and was at Fort Belvoir, Virginia until 1952 when he was discharged and returned to South Haven, ffe remained in South Haven until 195? when he came to Co3jdwater as City Engineer. On December 1, 1951 he was married to Barbara Hallock, R.N. graduate of Indiana University, School of Nursing* at Indianapolis. They have five children: Debra 7* Linda 6, Sandra I4, Garey age 2* and Brenda age 1. They live at 36 North Pierce Street and attend the Church of Christ. He states he has no particular hobbies, no food dislikes, and does like angel food cake. Don't forget the baseball game in Detroit* September lli. Meet at the Elks Temple at 9:00 A.M. The tariff is all inclusive, bus fare* admission and dinner. There are still some places left for latecomers. According to the Governor's letter, Coldwater was 19th in attendance for District 636. Don't forget reports for Governor's visit September 27* get them in now and avoid the wrath of the president. Carl Vinton collected fer pictures of club members and their relatives. These included DoughWoodward, Fred Weeks, Dob Shaw and himself. Last week we did not have space to tell of the introduction by Dale Dean of some of the members of the Connie Ifeck baseball team* and their coach Pat Lowe. This team was the runner-up in the regional finals. Absent were Andrews, Butterfield, Etsweiler, Faller, McKnight, Rus Moore, Musser, Rice, Skabo, Thomas, W. Van Aken, VJay and Wiggins. There were nine early leavers. Guests included: Forest WLlliamsj McAllen, Texas; Ernest T. Pearsen, West Milton, Ohio; Harold Gamroth of Kokomo, Indiana; Charlie Hilton, Lloyd Junker and Don Hunsicker all of Bronson, Charles Lemons of Blythville, Arkansas and Sloan Hedgcock of Burr Oak. Gus Burandt introduced the speaker for the day, Don Merridith of the Upjohn Company of Kalamazoo* Don is a pharmacist and a graduate of Rirdue University. He has been vjith l^johns for 15 years. He discussed the costs of drugs in comparison with other commodities. The rise in the cost of drugs has been less than the average rise in general costs. The excellent work of Seton Bovee while he published the Rotary Bulletin was recognized by the club. Getting out the bulletin is haid work, with few sources of information, and then you have that deadline facing you every week. If you have aiything interesting, please pass it along. Ed Holtz and Janean Yockey were married at the Lutheran Church on Friday, August 26 and are now honeymooning in Canada. Lots of happiness to them both. V. Saying of the week: When you are green you are growing. When you are ripe you are rotteni \ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMinEES CLUB COLDWATER, MICH. Employer-Employee Relations — 1960-1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, Al Rice. August—1960 2-F. Culy. Robert Yingilng, Cralg Sebald. SERVICE John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Warren Wlliams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, President Club Bulletin — Vice-President Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchohey, Paul Hurley. Secretary Treasurer Fellowship — DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Morris, Duane 23-E. Luse. 30—G. Burandt. Mareh-1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 21-J. Etsweiler. Boys ond Girls Week — 7—K. Leavenworth. Arlo Musscr, Russell Waidron. Richard Moore, James October—1960 Rural Urban — 4—T. Skobo. 1T—F. VanAken. IB—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-L. Wise. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, Sergeanl-at-Arms — SERVICE International Contacts — Kenneth Leavenworth, Al Butterfield. Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. Jolley. tnternalionol Student Project* — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me- Keith, Wayne Woy. Allemier. Robert Sweet. December-1960 June-1961 6—F. Neer. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchohey. 13—D. Moore, ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. Jonwory-1961 July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Etocon, Rotory'Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundation • Competitor Relations — 30—No'Meeting. 27—F. Anderson. Williom Bobier, Sontford Clyde Williams, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Hawloy, Chester 29-A. Butterifeld. 20—C. Woodwa^, Merry Xmas. International Information — VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Secretary, Rotary Intenrational, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 9—J. Woldron. 16—C. Swart. 23—D. Dean. 22—B. Thomas. INTERNATIONAL Ernest W. Luse, Roy Pitts. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 2—H. Goodholm. 15—H. Teeter. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rotary Information — Moy-1961 8—Rotory Foundation. Olmsted. Boyd Wiggins. Special - At the call of the President. 25-0. Dally. November—19M 1—D. Shorno. Richard Biringer, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, at 12:15 P. M. 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pearce, Douglas Public .information — Regular — First Thursday of each moitih 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Woodward. Student Guest* Axner Olson. Duane Davidson. Apirl-1961 4—W. Couillard. Scholarship Awards — Vocotionol Guidance — Program — 28—A. Musser. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Worner Von Akon. 13-F. Weeks. 20—8. Show, Stag Night. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupallk. Woodward. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, John Efsweiler, Charles Schmitt Membership — Board of Directors Meetings 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Crippled Children — Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Community Safety — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. ond Harvey Bent. COMMUNITY SERVICE Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Show. Asst. See. - Treas. 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Yingling. 21-W. Way. 9-G. Celilns. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, February—1961 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupalik. John Etsweiler, George 24—Les Woodward. 18-W. Bobier; Owers. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. - The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program choirmon of the chonge. Members having »ecial programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address ond Rotory Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn BR 8-«33 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR8-6^ William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret BR 8-5386 NAME Address end Rotary Ann 'DUANE DAVIDSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Phone No. Chester L. Allemier. R. R. No. 5. Coldwater-Foy BR 8-5^ James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth— —BR8-53M Or Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 .William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St,—Marguerite .. BR 8-2^5 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell "Court-Gladys ..BR 8-6278 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshail St.—Edna Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo—BR 8-^54 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbara BR 8-5234 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.-Lucille BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 BR 8-6517 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake.' BR 8-4435 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Conrad Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thotvs, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia.. BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. Tito. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen .. BR 8-5556 Webster Treat. 3492 San Soucl Beach, Cold. Lake— Suianna * BR 8-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice BR 8-4159 Boyd C..Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis i,V : -'s;: -a Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia—laMoine ... BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise. R. R. No. 2-Celio •... . Del Wise, 45 Maple lane-Pat Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. . ^ • Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 1"^. The COLDWATER ^Rotary REFLECTOR 1 _t."".1 •'.' J Ruth BR 8-2864 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlflowbrook Rd.—Elva .. BR 8-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen "T- fi'.y,;. ■.■v.. r .•v'.iiTT' .'i- .r- ''j'l' AY R a f. C i,: FREDERICK H. REEKS COLDWATER, ttlCU. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.. BR 8-4198 • .'.'f T"/ BR 8-4086 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chieogo-Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd,, Coidwoler Lake BR 8-5091 ; PEACE OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, INC 12:15 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— ■ ^ Ay J VISITING BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S.'Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola i/}; j - COLDWATER, BR 9-9495 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly r • ■ Meeting Time: BR 8-5494 _... BR 8-2710 BR 8-5554 ■ n BR 8-6318 BR 8-2930 r.-C' ... BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waidion, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann . Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene'i Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion BR 8-5790 TJwy, p Carl F. Vinton.'132 E. Chleogo St.—Alice BR 8-5006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .. BR 8-6316 BR 8-6687 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha K. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Oraitd St,—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Branch-Phyllis Croig Sebald, R. R. Isfo. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce.JBR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma c. Chicago St.—Eleanor _.BR 8-2790 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget. BR 8-5942 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Alleon BR 8-6161 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fritz VanAkon. 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann... BR 0-5585 Warner VanAsen, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 C. Alfr^ Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte —BR 8-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR9-9360'' George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. I\. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.'"—Retha... Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—tmogene—BR 8-6054 BR 8-2818 —BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ... BR 8-8546 Robert Nagic, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Seton Bovce, 171 Grond St.—ClaraGust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifoid Dr.—Josephine ...BR 8-4486 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .. BR 8-2947 BR 8-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 22, i960 This vdll be the first bulletin by your new editor, and he asks that you be t \ paSe^ until he gets back in the groove. He has had a four year vacation from editing the bulletin and may be just a bxt rusty. One of the features that the Reflector is going to do -during the year is to try to give you a biographical sketch of the new members §s they are admitted, and also a biographical sketch of the old members. It is surprising how little we know of our other Rotarians. It is planned to rm the sketch onJ;h newer members and then pick up the older members as we progress, so be pre pared to lay bare your soul and all your sins. Jerry Fair, our newest Rot^sfian, was introduced to the clUb by John Dean with a classification of Architest. Jerry was born in Elkhart, Indiana on January 11, 1926. He moved to Coldwater in 1930 and graduated frm Coldwater High School in 19Ui;. Following this he attended Michxg^ State University and the University of Michigan, transferring from the Universxty of Michigan to Kansas State University in Manhattan where he enrolled xn the architectual school. He was graduated in 19^2, following "^^^xs he was employed by architects in Battle Creek and Fort Wayne. He passed hxs State Board in the fall of 1938 and opened his office^Coltoter in January, 1939. On June 2h, 1930 he was married to Robinson. They reside at lii2 Hull Street, Coldwater and have five children: Michael age y, David age 8, Jad age 6, Peter age h and Janet Kay one year. He is a member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church and also the Don Ami Club. His wife reports he has no special hobbies but enjoys reading and playing bridge, we are glad to have him as a club member. •$ Elinor Putnam is in the hospital and Ken reports that she feels better but her stay is undetermined at the present time. A1 Butterfield came home from tlie hospital Rotary Ann reports that he is feeling better but xs unhappy that be doing more things. Gus Brandt, Program Chairman for August 30, reports that he has seeded Don Merredith, Trade and Guest Relation's Manager of Kalamaaso^ as the speaker. His subject xs, "What Pn.ce Health. , will be a timely subject in view of the legislatxon which xs being considered by the senate at the present time. The speaker for August 23 was Max Alderson who was introduced by ^he^st President, Ernie Luse. Since March 1st Max has been an employee of t^ Branch County Health Department as a Health Department Trainee Sanxtari^. Max was sponsored on his coming to the United ^ ' his talk he took us behind the scenes of life in England, and hxs humor as quite sharp and thoroughly enjoyed. His punch line was, Aren t you glad you celebrate the ipbh of July?" Presidnet Don reports that the district governor will be here September 27,"and that all reports of committees are to be on file before that time. He informed your editor that, "I ain't fooling. Absentees for August 23 included: Mark Andrews, Dick Biringer, A1 Butterfield John Etsweiler, Paul Hurley, Vince Kornstien, Ken Leavenworth, Russ tTo Mu^eS Ray Stts, Chuck Scluaitt, Byron Thomas, Boyd ^iBSins and Robt. Angling. ksiW Roterians included: Janes Gary, Roger Dennett, Harold Ganeroth, Chas. Dyer, Dwight Green, Chas. Lemons, Homer Walters, Ken Yesh and Carleton McKenzie. Ray You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregcHonal Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAniE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF » : Employer-Emptovoe Relations — COMMinEES COLDWATER, John Dean, Chairman MICH. Attendance — Classification — Fritz Von Aken, DR. DONALD M. HARRIS President OUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY Viee-Presldent Secretary CHARLES SCHMin — — Treasurer FRED WEEKS — — Asst. See. - Treas. Club Lester Wise, 23-E. Luse. Poul Hurley. Crippled Children — April-1961 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urban — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. 11-F. VanAken. 18—K. Putnam. Keith Pearce, Douglas 16—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. 25-L. Wse. Richard Birlnger, Kenneth 16—C. Swart. 15-H. Teeter.- 23—D. Dean. 22—B. Thoma%. INTERNATIONAL J30—No Meeting. 29—A. Butterfiald. SERVICE John Etsweller, Jr., Chairman 6—F. Neer. Kenneth 'Leovenworth, Al' Butterfield. Sergeont-at'Arms — Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. 27—F. Anderson. William Bobier, Sontfotri Internationar Student. Projects — Kenneth Putnom, M. _A. McKeith, Woyne-Way.." Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Hawley, Chester Allemier. Robert Sweet. , 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Hawley. , 27—A. Olson. | January-^1961 July-1961 ; 3—R. Potterson. 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupolik. 10—C.'Bacon, Rotary Mogozihel 17-S. Jolley. Rotary Foundotion ■ Competitor Relations — 6—A. Rice . 13—R. Mulchahey. Jolley. Clyde Williams, Chairman . 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. International Information — . VOC;^TIONAL SERVICE June—1961 December—1960 International ;Contactt — Ernest W. Lu'se, Ray Pitts. T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 2—H. Goodholm. ■ 9—J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundotion. Olmsled. Rotary Information — Governor, 636 District, Rotary International May-1961 November—1960 1—D. Shorno. Vocotionol Guidance — - Boya Wiggins. 4—W. Couillard. Woodward. Student Guests — Axner Olson. E. Bvron Thomas, Ray Fox, Generol Secretary, Rotary Intemotioitol, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois' 28—A. Musser. October—1960 4-T. Skabo. Public Informotion — J. Edd McLaughlin, Roles, Texos 21—J. Etsweiler. 13-F. Weeks. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. McComb. Program — Duone Davldsort. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Roiory International, 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. Scholarship Awards — Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Special - At the call of the President. March-1961 September—1960 27—Governor's Visit. Charles Bacon, Les at 12:15 P. M. 30—G. Burondt. 7—K. Leovenworth. Richard Moore, James Werner Van Aken. Regular — First Thursday of each month 23-W. Williams. 6—G. Owers. Ario Musser, Russell Waldron. Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Sehmitt Membership — Board of Directors Meetings Axner Olson, Choirmon Community Safety — Woodward. ond Harvey Bent. Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Foir. Boys and Girls Week — Dole Dean, Charles Fiske. Magazine — Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Willioms, Ax- 21-W. Way. COMMUNITY SERVICE Bulletin — Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane 7-W. Treat. 9-G. Collins. Robert Shaw. February—1961 14-R. Ylngling. 2-F. Culy. Chorles Woodwcrd, A! Rice. Worren Williams. 1960 • 1961 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1960 Four Way Test — Olin Dolly, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960.1961 Robert Tingling, Crolg Sebald. CLUB SERVICE John Etsweiler, George : Owers. 24—Les Woodward. 18~W. Bobier. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. Th» nhawB is our oroarom schedule for the year. 1960-61. If you'wa"' 1® change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »eeiat programs such as Ladies' Night, mcly appoint a committee to assist with' the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann . NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy |§ 8-^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Koth^n BR Address and Rotary Ann DUANE DAVIDSON, .Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Phone No. Jomes-F. McComb, 52 Daugherty—Louro Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-;Rufh—-——BR B-TOM Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys --BR 8-6278 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaret -Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lilo BR 8-6^ Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Ario Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan gS 5^511 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfiold Dr.—JosMhino—BR 8-4486 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia . BR 8-4229 —BR 8-5078 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis -BR 8-8546 BR 9-9492 Clyde Willioms, R. R, No. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Bofavio-LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-lmogene-BR 8-60M Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR8-2539 -Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retho ...BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 8-5996 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-5006 Rev. Albert Butterifeld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma-.BR 8-M54 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Borbora SS Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 55 BR 8-2818 Dole A. Dean, ^0 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-^27 Albert Falier, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Tec»3r, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sonlford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyce—BR 8-4071 • Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha Branch-Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, l81E. Alden St.—Bergot Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Eileen BR 8-6316 --.f: IVS ffrfT j /"'ir v.. - .r I,..:;;-:;-- ''rrr ••• .''--I*:! ■ , ■v-T fire r1. u.: ni'O- jyTA.-. •: r-H 1. i-:s. • Robert G.'Ylngling, 21 BR 8-6393 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen -U ''I' U'J.'J-.J X • h.-:: nrtj . u:: yri r^; t-r; pijj yr ■.."Mi; --r,;,;;. "•tTo T- C'U or/Jf- t The COLDWATER , ■ • • + J ...'J :xL:. •f-a .»■£. , cl Vr-. Sec.'34.6' j' • FREDERICK H. - _1! h liSOAM WEEKS quality spring products, by COLDWATER, U rik PE.AC - "J-" Published BR 8-6311 y.,-.- C^ inc. HIGH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4086 RIchord Moore..244 E. WosHlngton St.—Elaine— BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva _. BR 8-5412 •- J'" b.' ' ■ ■mq -.n - BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 8-2864 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora JUfV:-: TC-.j :y:- ; -notary REFLECTOR Scott—Natalie BR 8-5554 ' BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 BR 8-4350 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 BR 8-5556. -1- R. R. No, 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Ruth Webster Treot, 3492 San Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna BR 8-823B Bron. EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 Guvorrle S. CofFmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Rolph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChTcogo- H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-2261- BR 8-4159 BR B-2710 HONORARY MEMBERS BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive-Virginia —BR 8-2841 BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 nf/T--iur.?r.pA Lester F. Wise, BR B-5494 Douglas Woodword, 20 Ptrrsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshall St.-Polly BR 8-2979 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor _ BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, 11. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 Phone No. Harold McKnlght, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2^5 -. .BR 8-8086 ?? Address ond Rotary Ann Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann —. BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys — BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice-.. .1.. BR 8-2128 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Mariorie BR 8-M21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther NAME BR 8-W86 Milford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen --BR 8-^47 '..jL. V BR 8-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' yi The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 18, 19^ ' NEXT TUESDAY—Emie Luse has ' a '" WE'RE SORRY to have to report program lined up but somehow we that A1 ^tterfield is again sojcuming missed connections with him and at John Etsweiler's establishment. ailed to get the details <. However, 70U can always count on Emie to come up with something that will make you want to st^ off the "early leaver" list. Rotary Ann, Thelraa, tells us his general * * condition is good. We're sui'e he would appreciate a line or two from the members. •if THIS TUESmY-«-The club enjoyed returned to to the ii-H Fair and hosting a group of li-H members. Boyd Wiggins handled the details, the vreather was perfect the club. Honestly, we have enjoyed the job. However, as writing is our regular daily task, we have felt for a long time that •if someone else could give the Reflector a new spark. ABSENTEES—Allemiep, Bacon, Biringer, Burandt, Butterfield, Etsweiler, Faller, Fox, Hawley, Goodhoim (made up at Quincy) | The older members will recall what an excellent job Ray did with the weekly bulletins when he wrote them. Joseph, Komstien, McKeith, Moore (which one. Chick?), Musser, Olson, Needless to say, in stepping down we do Owers, Patterson, Pitts, Putnam, Scbraittj Shomo, Sweet, Teeter, Tcupalik, Treat, Fritz Van Aken so with full confidence that the Coldwater Rotary Reflector yrill become a far better news report than we have produced. (made up), Vinton, Warren Williams, Del Wise and Les Woodward. ■it Weary, after four years of batting out copy for this vfeekly publication, we are mighty happy to make'the change. and those who stayed away missed a good time. -H- * WITH THIS ISSUE we are turning over the editarian's job to our prede« cessor, Ray Mulchahey, who recently * its usual change of pace (and a dam fine chicken dinner) by going out ■if His (Score Good luck, Ray, and call on us if cardi li3 present, 31 absent). you need help- ■which you won' t, we ar-e sure, ^f ■if * •if * •if EARLY LEAVERS—Nonei in •if -if TIME MARCHES ON--There are some old-fashioned mothers who can remember -if their husband's first kiss, who now TUESDAY *S GUESTS—Rotarians have daughters who can't remember their Ralph S. Michael, St. Petersburg, first husbands. Tla.i Richard Schultz, Jack Shafer and Don Hunsicker, Bronson. -H- Walt Kriley, of Nashville, Tenn., was a guest of Wayne Way, •if •if SCB while Olin Dally had Chuck Stewart of Coldwater, as his guest. •if * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregaHonol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK X Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. .SAniE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Olln Dally, Fred Culy, Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 -1961 DR. DONALD M. HARRIS Vieo-Presidsnt JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Club Bulletin — Soton Bovee, Ray Mulehohey, Paul Hurley. Seeretary Treasurer Assf. Sec. • Treas. DIRECTORS - • Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. Woodword. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams. Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Sehmitt Membership — Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Warner Von Aken. Program — Board of Directors Meetings Boyci Wiggins. 23-E. Luse. Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. Sergeant-ot-Arms — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary Intenrational, Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairman General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Hawley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotory International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 30—G. Burandt. March—1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 21—J. Etsweiler. 13-F. Weeks. 28—A. Musser. 7—K. Leavenworth. Community Safety — Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. Crippled Children — 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. April-1961 4—W. Coulllard. Scholarship Awards — October—1960 Rural Urban — <i—T. Skabo. 11-F. VanAken. Keith Pearce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. 18—K. Putnam. 25-0. Dally. May-1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. November—1960 Vocational Guidance — 1—D. Shorno. 2—H. Goodholm. 9—J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation. 16—C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. 23—D. Deon. 22—B. Thomos. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Internotional Contacts — 29-A. Butterifeld. 30—No Meeting. December—1960 June-1961 Allemier. 13—R. Mulehohey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. Butterifeld. International information — 27—F. Anderson. Jolley. International Student Projects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. McKeith, Wayne Way. Rotary Foundation • John Etsweiler, George Competitor Relations — Robert Sweet. 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth leavenworth. A! William Bobler, Santford J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 28-W. Williams. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairman Rota^ Information — Special — At the call of the President. 21_W. Way. Axner Olson, Chairman Olmsted. E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, at 12:15 P. M. 7-W. Treof. 9-G. Collins. Boys and Girls Week — Februory—1961 14-R. Yingllng. 2-F. Culy. 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Public Information — Regular — First Thursday of eoch month ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Richard Birlnger, Kenneth Duane Davidson. - Charles Woodward, A1 Rice. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Four Way Test — Richard Moore, James Fellowship — and Harvey Bent. 1960-1961 August—1960 Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Robert Shaw. PresidenI DUANE E. DAVIDSON Lester Wise, Employer-Employee Relation'— Robert Yinglirsg, Croig Sibald. Owers. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20-B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 3—R. Patterson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. July-1961 4—No Meeting. 17-S. Jolley. 11—R. Toupalik. 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. 25—K. Pearce. 18-W. Bobler. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having »eclal programs such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn BR 8-60M Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR8-55M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ru1h—-.-—BR 8-^8 Or. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morione BR8-^1 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 3-6843 Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Sefon Bovoe, 171 Grand St.-Clara BR 8-M91 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma„BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene..BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 —BR 8-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo.^BR8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen —BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelf St.—Charlotte BR 8-S47S Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris .-_BR 8-5318 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. MeComb, 52 Daugherly—Lauro BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnlght, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. . BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys BR 8-4243 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite--BR 8-2485 BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo . --.BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice .— BR 8-8546 Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retho . ...BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N, Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis -- BR 8-6341 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 BR 8-2451 BR 8-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergel . ... BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R, No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rlto ._ BR 8-8318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie — BR 8-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R, R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR B-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR8-4222 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce-_BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ro1h_. BR 8-2261 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-2930 BR 8-5842 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. Chicago— BR 8-6501 Eileen BR 8-5556 Webster Treot, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzonno Carl F. Vinlon. 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise. R. R. No. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—PoIly_. Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Natolie BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane-Pat Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth HONORARY MEMBERS Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Ruth BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Efzoro BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.. BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva ..BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Oaugherty—Gretchen FG R PEA. C 1 MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R I ppa"^ H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICH. COLDWATER, BR 9-9428 BR 8-5554 FREDERICK Meeting Time: . BR 9-9495 Guvarrie S. Coffnian, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolc . BR 8-4086 'Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-4229 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. i—Wilma Warren WiMioms, Batavia—LaMoine The COLDWATER t BR 8-2128 INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 12^ i960 club will go out to the ii-H Fair WE'i^ AVERAGE—The average husband is one who lays down the law to his wife and then accepts all Grounl^s for a 12si? chicken dinner at the amendments. NEXT TUESDAY—There yoU be no meeting at Elks Temple. Coldwater Grange. Instead the Each msiiber will host a ii-H Club member so come pre * pared to pay double. STATUS QUO—One Rotarian (Paul Hurley) has left Coldwat-er's Board of Public Works after a long period of seivice, and another KEATHERfflSE—People have no use for a rainfall or a snowfall^ but they keep looking for a windfall. (Ken Olmsted) has gone on the board as a new member. is a Rotary aim. Community service * * THIS 1I?EEK—Program Chaiman QUOTABLE QUOTES Tom Collins came up with George Snyder,, of Snyder Associates^ of Jacksonj, who The grass next yaini is gjreener because they have no children. reviewed some of the problems connected with constructdilg a storm drainage system. The trouble with opportunity is that it always looks bigger going The talk was a timely one in that Coldwater will vote Sept. 19 on the th|ta coming. proposed North Side Stom Sewer \ * * projecto * AND THEN THERE was the card shark who found he couldji'^t lay up a cent following the ponies. EARLY LEAVERS—Nine more than last week, which is far too manyS * "The trouble with you," his friend pointed out, "is that you can't * shuffle the horses.". ABSENTEES—Burandt. Goodholm. Russ Moore, Mulchahey, Musser, Olmsted, Rice, Schmitt, , Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams, Del Wise * and ALL ABOARD—Bob Shaw is taking reservations for a Sept. Ibth stag Doug Woodward. trip by bus to Detroit to see the Tigers in action againt Baltimore. * Total cost lU bucks (includes trans portation, game and dinner at Gilbert's TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians in evening—you buy your own lunch). Russ Winchester, Geneva, Ohio| Cl^ Brockman, Quincyi Bud Boardman, Monongahela, Pa.j Ed Meyer, Hammond, Ind.5 Bill Smith, Donora, Pa.| and John Elwell, Hamilton, Ohio. PS. No breweiy side trip this time, * Pete Dorrance, of Hongkong, B.C.C., was a guest of Bob Hawley. SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregarionai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS BURR OAK - Wednesday. 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations — COMMITTEES Robert Tingling, Cralg Sebold. CLUB SERVICE John Dean, Chairman COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance — Four Way Test — Charles Woodward, A! Rice. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 - President DUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY Viee-Pfesident Secretary CHARLES SCHM1TT - FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Robert Shaw. DR. DONALD M. HARRIS Treasurer Asst. Sec. • Treas. DIRECTORS - - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Club Morch—1961 September—1960 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. Crippled Children — 7—K. Leavenworth. Arlo Musser, Russell Woldron. McComb. Frad Anderson, Robert Nagte, 4-W. Couillard. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Keith Pearce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladies' Night. 25-0. Dally. Woodward. 25-L. Wise. November—1960 at 12:15 P. M. Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. Sergeant-at-Arms — Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rolory International, J. Edd McLaughlin, Roles, Texos VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Choirmon Buyer-Seller Relations — General Sewetary, Rotary Intenrational, George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois International Contacts- T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterifeld. 23—D. Dean. December—1960 June-1961 30—No Meeting. Allemier. 13—R. Mulchahey. Butterfield. 20—C. Woodwai^, Merry Xmas. International Information — Williom Bobier, Santford Jolley. internationol Student Projects — Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Me- Keith, Wayne Way. 3—R. Patterson. 17-S. Jolley. Owers. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20~B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. January—1961 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. John Etsweiler, George Robert Sweet. 27—F. Anderson. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotary Foundolion • Competitor Relations — 6—A. Rice 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth, Al Robert Hawley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International SERVICE John Etsweiler, Jr., Choirmon Rotaer Information — Special - At the call of the President. 16—C. Swart. 15-H. Teeter. Public Information — INTERNATIONAL 9—J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation. Olmsled. ^yd Wiggins. 2—H. Goodholm. 1—D. Shorno. Richard Biringer, Kenneth E. Bvron Thomas, Roy Fox, 18—K. Putnam. May-1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. Duane Davidson. April-1961 4-T. Skobo. 11-F. VanAken. Vocational Guidance — Program — 28—A. Musser. October—1960 Rural Urban — Warner Van Aken. 21—J. Etsweiler. 27—Governor's Visit. Scholarship Awards — Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupalik. Woodward. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James ner Olson, John Efsweiler, Charles Schmitt Membership — ■ ^ ■ Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursday of each month 28-W. Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Community Sofety — Magazine — Charles Bacon, Les Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Bulletin — Goodholm, John Walker. and Harvey Bent. 7-W. Treat. 14—R. Tingling. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. 23—E. Luse. 30—G. Burondl. Paul Hurley. Selon Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, February—1961 COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys ond Girls Week — Dale Dean, Charles Fiske. Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Williams, Ax* ROTARY PROGRAMS 9-G. Collins. Olin Dally, Fred Culy, Warren Williams. OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1960-1961 Auguit-1960 July-1961 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupalik. 18-W. Bobier. ' 25—K. Pearce. TtiB above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving »ecial progroms such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwaler-Fay BR Fred Anderson. 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn I'SH Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rotfi—-----BR8-^58 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marjone BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6B43 Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grar»d St.-Margoret 55 BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara 5? Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ....BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo—BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barboro 55 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogeno__BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy BR 9-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane-Jane _.BR8-28^ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo..BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Haneheft St.-Charlotte BR 8-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris — BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aiieen NAME Address and Rotary Ann DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura — ...BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Heien ..BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, IM Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys ... BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ... 8R 8-8546 Rolsert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmstad, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha.. ...BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, ^ Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth .. BR 8-6161 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 BR 8-5006 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ..BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Branch—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, l8 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Robert B. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita .. BR 8-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 B. Chicago St.—Louise .—BR 8-5842 BR 8-4435 BR 8-6687 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Howard M. Teeter, 156 ^urch St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha BR 8-8840 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—VTiima H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth...... Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd^Arlene BR 8-8942 BR 8-5790 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia.. BR 8-2841 Roiph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChTcago- BR 8-6501 BR 6-6850 BR 8-2261 Webster Treat, 3492 San Soucl Beach, Cold, lake— Eileen Suzanna . . BR 8-5556 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Glodys Wayne W. Way. 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-8eafrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis.. Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, Botovla—LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Moole lane—Pat Lester F. Wise, R. No. 2-Celia Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshatl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 SeoH—Natalie -12:15 p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5033 BR 8-6393 BR 8-4086 Chorles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Ruth BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chieago-Hermlone BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva BR 8-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen BR 8-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. COLDWATER, COLDWATER, BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9423 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. Meeting Time: BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Bron, EM 9-4024 BR 9-9495 BR 8-5554 FREDERICK by BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 'Rotary REFLECTOR Published BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia. BR 8-4229 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. iiXCfi. �August 10, I960 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week, Mame Major Classification Minor Classification Jerry Fair Construction Service Architecture Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary �\ *»• V TTT , V / ■S fir v'.,i -'ri;; ■ ■ A «• �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August U5 i960 NOTICE—You can't make up at GOING UNDERGROUND—Tom Collins, ■mho has next Tuesday's .program, is Quincy at noon next Monday. The f Quincy club is having a ladies night and dispensing with its usual noon planning to present as his offering, George Snyder of the Jackson engineer ing fim of Snyder Associates. W session. As the Jackson firm recently * * Vas employed to do engineering -work BACK HOME—Ernie Luse and his on the proposed North Side Storm Sewer, Tuesd^' s talk is apt to Rotary Ann, Ruth, are back home from deal with storm drainage etc. With the auount of rain we have had in the Berkley area. a California va3ation spent chiefly this Summer in these parts, such a * * talk shoTold be of more than passing, interest. DON'T FORGET—Sept. 27th. It's the date for a visit from our new * District Governor. Reports will have to be written before then. GOOD AS ALWAYS—Congressman Need we say more? Johansen's talk to the club this week was enjoyed by all members. Republicans and Democrats alike. It hewed to Rotary principles of * non-partisanship while dealing with' * LANDLORDS—The board, at its monthly meeting Tuesday, decided to rent the club's stand at the U-H Fairgrounds to the Tekonsha Band Parents association during this year's basic problems facing all Americans. Program Chairman Jess Waldron, and Rep. Johansen himself,, we are sure, appreciated the fact that only fair. one member felt it necessary to leave before the This will be welcome news' to the talk. members who labored in shifts last year to net a paltiy' #l^ii. * MISSING FACES—CouUlard,' Komstien, Leavenworth, Musser, Warren Williams, Del Wise and Tingling. * * * The directors also decided that the club can afford to own its own speaker's stand, suitably decorated with a Rotary emblem. The decision was prompted by the fact that this week's speaker had -bo use the Kiwanis . club's stand. VISITORS—Hotarians Robert Stocker, Bill Campbell, Leo White, and Bud Higbie, Bronson|, J. B. Washbum, Union City; and A minstrel show this year is still in the planning stages. Biggest problem seems to be finding a director. Veep Russ Winchester, Geneva, Ohio. Duke will welcome nominations. Bob Dale of Toledo, and Art Nellen of Detroit, were guests of Fred Anderson, while Jim McGomb * PARDON US—While we take our trusty camera and try to earn another buck for the Rotary Foundation. Guess whoi had Vemon Sheffield of Battle Creek, as his guest. * * * EARLY LEAVERS—One ( a new record) I * SOB ' You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengregational Church ~ Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Classification — Robert Show. ner Olson, John Etsweiler, Charles Schmitt Board of Directors Meetings McComb. ot 12:15 P. M. Rotan Special - At the call of the President. Information — Sergeonl-at-Arms — Carl VInton, Conrad Swart. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas VOCATIONAL SERVICE Clyde Williams, Chairman General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Buyer-Seller Relations — Robert Hawley, Chester Governor, 636 District, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Aprll-1961 4-W. Couillard. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Rural Urban — 4-T. Skabo. 11—F. VonAken. Keith Pearce, Douglas 18—R. Pitts, Ladles' Night. 25-0. Dolly. Woodward. 25-1. Wise. 18—K. Putnam. May-1961 Student Guests — Axner Olson. November—1960 2—H. Goodholm. 1—D. Shorno. 9-J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation. I^C. Swart. 15—H. Teeter. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterfield. 23—D. Dean. December—1960 Juite—1961 30—No Meeting. John Etsweiler, Jr., Chairmen Ernest W. Luse, Ray Pitts. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary Internotionol, 28—A. Musser. October—1960 Olmsted. E. Bvron Thomas, Ray Fox, 21—J. Etsweiler. Scholarship Awords — Richard Birlnger, Kenneth Boya Wiggins. 14—B. Wiggins, Rural Urban. 6—G. Owers. 13-F. Weeks. 27—Governor's Visit. Public Information — 'ItlSulor — First Thursday of each month September—1960 20—B. Shaw, Stag Night. Richard Moore, James Vocational Guidance — Program — Duone Davidson. March-1961 7—K. Leovenworth. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Fred Anderson, Robert Nagle, Warner Van Aken. 28-W. Williams. 30—G. Burondt. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupolik. Membership — Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist Axner Olson, Cholrmon Crippled Children — Woodward. and Horvey Bent. 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Community Safety — Magazine — Charles Bacon, les Dovidson, John Deon, Clyde Williants, Ax* 7-W. Treof. 23-E. Luse. Dole Dean, Charles FIske. OR. DONALD M. HARRIS President Club Bulletin — DUANE E. DAVIDSON Viee-President Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold FRED WEEKS Asst. Sec. - Treas. Goodholm, John Walker. February—1961 14—R. Yingirng. 21-W. Way. 2-F. Culy. COMMUNITY SERVICE Boys and Girls Week — Frilx Von Aken, Lester Wise, DIRECTORS • - Dr. Donald Harris, Duane Four Way Test — ROTARY PROGRAMS 9-G. Collins. Worren Williams. 1960 - 1961 1960-1961 August—1960 Charles Woodword, Al Rice. Oltn Dally, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION Employer-Employee Relations — Robert YInglIng, Craig ;tebald. CLUB SERVICE Allemler. International Contacts — Kenneth Leovenworth, Al Butterfleld. International Informcrtion— 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. William Bobier, Santford 27—F. Anderson. January—1961 3—R. Patterson. Kelth, Wayne Way. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. 17-S. Jolley. July-1961 4—No Meeting, 11—R, Toupalik. 13-W. Bobier. 24—Les Woodward. 31—R. Sweet. Owers. 20—B. Hawley. 27-A. Olson. Kenneth Putnam, M. A. Mc- John Etsweiler, George Robert Sweet. 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. Jolley. Internotionol Student Projects — Rotary Foundation • Competitor Relations — 6—F. Neer. 25—K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change doles with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having »eeial progroms, such os Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kalhrvn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth.._-——BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mor|orie BR 8*6821 Harvev G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-6843 BR 8*8086 BR 8-5386 BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josyjhine—BR 8-4486 Rev. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma-_BR 8*2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.—Barbara BR 8-5234 Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy BR 9-9471 Otin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone-Jane BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, ^0 Grond St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris £. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore-. Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5909 BR 8-5475 BR 8-5318 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Poui Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen BR 6-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce...BR B-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth BR 8-5790 BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 BR 8-6850 BR 8-2261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Lauro BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Horold McKnIght, Coldwoter Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court—Gladys ...BR 8-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ...BR 8-8546 Robert Nogle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago—Ernestine Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-5512 BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha _BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-2979 BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sproguo St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor ...BR 8-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch—Phyllis BR 8-5006 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef . BR 8-5714 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Cralg Sebaid, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—RIto.. BR 8-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ..BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Neilie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude— BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .. BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen . _ . 8R 8-5556 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzonna NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice.. Phone No. BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Dello BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No, 1-Wiima Warren Willioms, Botovla—LoMoine Del Wise, 45 Maple Lane—Pat . Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. . Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Scott—Natalie Roth — BR 8-2864 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora BR 8*6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine.. BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva _. BR 8*5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6730 BR 8-5554 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PR AYp FOR f FREDERICK TUESDAY BR 8-4086 Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN BR 8-5033 .. BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS PEAC t COLDWATER, BR 8-4424 .BR 9-9428 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola [otary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: BR 9-9495 .. BR 8-K33 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. ... The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-2710 .. BR 8-8238 _ Bron. EM 9-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Robert G. Yingling, 21 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Royd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis INC. ■■ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JULY 28» i960 NEXT TUESDAY—Jess Waldron "vd-ll have the program and is angling for a "State of the Nation" report from our Congressman^ If these plans fall through, he promises to give a talk himself (on income tax or something else like fishing) so what can we lose by being present? * ■jt- a bulletin last week. * WANI3ERERS->~Burandt, Guly, Dally, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Fox, Goodholm, Hurley, Luse, MeComb, Mulchahey, Olson, Pitts, Sclimitt, Sweet, Teeter, Thomas " * * * BACK IN ACTION—The club was happy to welcome A1 Butterfield back in the fold Tuesday after an extensive bout with illness. * THIS TUESDAY—The progran was strictly home talent. * and Waldron. * VACATIONS-^They're fine when you are on one yourself, but onerous when your chief assistant is on one. All of which is just another way of alibiing for our failure to get out * EARLY .LEAVERS—Too many, fourteen to be exact. Capl Vinton, We also are happy to report that John Etsweiler, although looking a bit wan from his recent illness, is back at his desk at the Health Center. who the week before had asked for "equal time," aired his views on , the municipal power issue, and Fred Weeks presented Secretaiy Chick's annual report covering the past club year. The report showed the club.with a present active membership of 75*— * •it HE GOT THE JOB—A comedian was in need of a straight man and was interview ing a young man for the job, "I need a man who can keep a straight face throughout my performance and ^riio a net gain of three members during the year. It also revealed a high attend ance at the weekly meetings during the will under'no circumstance allow a smile to show on his face no matter what year, the average being 9I066. cations for the job?" •it ■it •it GUEST LIST—Rotarians Ed Meyer, Hammond, Ind.j John Visosky, Reading; Henry Latva, Kalamazoo; John Estrich, Angola, Ind.; Lowell DeWitt, Sturgis; John E« Fessel and Carlos Taylor, Olney, HI.; Clarence Snyder, Hoyd Junker, Edwin Nowicki, Bronson; I say or dp. Now -what are your qualifi "Well," replied the youth. "I used to be a page boy in the House of Representatives." AND THEN there was the French actress who was expressing her admira tion of America. Carlton McZenzie and Elmer Dobson, Quincy. Joe Biringer, of St, 'Petersburg, 51a., was the guest of his son, Dick. "I am a great admirer of Thomas Jefferson," she exclaimed. "Your country's motto—it is magnificent. . 'Life, Liberty, and the Happiness of Pursuit'." * •it * * •«• * See ya all Tuesday, SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church -<■ Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresatienoi Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMinEES CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. John Dean, Chairman Attendance — Employer'Emplovee Relations — Robert Yingling, Cralg Sebald. 1960-1961 Four Way Test — Charles V/oodword, Al Rice. August—1960 2-F. Cuiy. Warren Williams. Classification — Fritz Van Aken, 1960 - 1961 OR. DONALD M. HARRIS OUANE E. DAVIDSON JOHN A. KENNEDY — CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Lester Wise, Treosurer Asst. See. - Treos. Fellowship — Russell Moore, Harold Goodholm, John Walker. Chorles Bocon, Les Woodword. Fred Anderson, Robert Nogle, Warner Van Aken. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7—K. leavenworth. 14—B. YTigglns, Rural Urbon. 21—J. Etsweiler. 13-F. Weeks. Crippled Children — 20—B. Show, Stag Night. 28—A. Musser. Arlo Musser, Russell Waldron. Richard Moore, James 27—Governor's Visit. McComb. October—1960 Rural Urban — 4—T. Skobo. 11—F. VonAken. 25-L. Wise. Student Guests — Ernest W. Lvse, Roy Pitts. Carl Vinton, Conrad Swart. J. Edd McLaughlin, Rales, Texas 1—D. Shorno. Clyde Willioms, Chairman Buyer'Seller Relations — General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dislfiet, Rotary International T. John Reed, Burr Oak, Michigan Ailemier. Butterfield. International Information — William Bobior, Santford Jolley. International Student ProjectsKenneth Putnom, M. A. Mc- Keith, Wayne Way. 22—B. Thomas. 29—A. Butterifeld. 23—D. Dean. December—1960 June—1961 6—A. Rice 13—R. Mulchahey. 20—C. Woodward, Merry Xmas. 13—D. Moore, Ladies' Night. 20—B. Howley. 27—F. Anderson. 27—A. Olson. January—1961 July-1961 3—R. Patterson. 17-S. Jolley. John Etsweiler, George 24—Les Woodward. Owers. 31—R. Sweet. Robert Sweet. 30—No Meeting. 10—C. Bacon, Rotary Magazine. Rotory Foundation - Competitor Relations — 16—C. Swart. 6—F. Neer. Kenneth Leavenworth, Al Robert Howley, Chester 9-J. Waldron. 8—Rotary Foundation. Intemationol Contacts — VOCATIONAL SERVICE Mav-1961 2—H. Goodholm. 15—H. Teeter. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE John Etsv/eiler, Jr., Choirman Sergeant-at-Arms — DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President, Rotary International, 25-0. Dolly. No vember—1960 Olmsted. Rota^ Information — Special — At the call of the President. 18—K. Putnam. 18—R. Pitts, Lodies' Night. Woodward. Public Information — at 12:15 P. M. 11—D. Wise, Children's Party. Keith Pearce, Douglos Richard Biringer, Kenneth E. Byron Thomas, Ray Fox, April—1961 4~W. Couillard. Scholarship Awards — Vocational Guidance — Boycl Wiggins. March-1961 6—G. Owers. Duane Davidson. Tegular — First Thursday of eoch month 30—G. Burandt. Ssptember—1960 Axner Olson. Program — Board of Directors Meetings 23-E. Luse. Fred Weeks, Ralph Toupolik. Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wlllioms, Axner Olson, John Etsweller, Charles Schmitt Membership — and Harvey Bent. Axner Olson, Chairman 28-W. Williams. Community Safety — Magazine — DIRECTORS - • Or. Donold Harris, Dwane 21-W. Way. 16—B. Wiggins, 4-H Fair. Dole Dean, Chorles Fiske. Robert Shaw. President Club Bulletin — Vice-president Seton Bovee, Ray Mulchahey, Paul Hurley. — Secretory 7-W. Treof. COMMUNITY SERVICE Soys and Girls Week — February—1961 14—R. Yingling. 9-G. Collins. Olln Dolly, Fred Culy, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY PROGRAMS 4—No Meeting. 11—R. Toupolik. 18-W. Bobier. I 25-K. Pearce. The above is our program schedule for the year 1960-61. If you wont to change dates with another membe.', odvlse the program choirman of the change. Members having »eeial programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DUANE DAVIDSON, Program Chairmen — Telephone BR 8-8609 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1960 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5^ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn BR 8-^3 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sf.-Ruth -__BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-M21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-68^ Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. 15 1*121$ BR 8-5386 f5 I'jlol William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Josephine—BR 8-^86 Rev Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—thelma._BR 8-2854 Tom Collins, 36 W. Pierce St.-Barbaro 15 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 9-9471 BR 8-2818 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.-Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanora Robert Hawiey, R. R. No. 2, Morrison loke Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene..BR 8-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St.—Morguerite--BR 8-2^5 Russeli F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla BR 8-5078 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ... BR 8-8546 Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan BR 9-9492 Fred Neer, 243 W. Chicago-Ernestine BR 8-5512 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha. .. - BR 8-2539 ..BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine BR 8-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 61 Branch-Phyllis BR 8-2930 BR 8-4435 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie ..BR 8-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 BR 8-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho H. Vincent Krjrnstien, 290 Grand St,—Dorothy BR 8-8840 BR 8-6501 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3—Roth BR 8-2261 BR 8-5790 BR 8-6850 Carl F. Vinton, 182 £. Chicago St.-Aliee BR 8-5494 Boyd C. Wiggins, 53 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatriee Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. I-Wilmo Worren Williams, Botovia—LoMoine Robert G. Yingling, 21 . Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd,—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 1M Church St.—Marion BR 8-5842 BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Drive—Virginia—BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R, R. No. 5, 1573 W. ChicagoEileen BR 8-5556 Suzanna BR 8-5554 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-5033 Scott—Notalle BR 8-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Charles Fiske, R.R. No. 2, 731 Marshall Rd.— Roth BR 8-2864 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chlcogo-Hermione BR 8-2288 Ed Holtz, 164M lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake BR 8-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora John Wolkar, 33 Daugherty-Gretchen PRAY REAC by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine... BR 8-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva .. BR 8-5412 BR 8-6730 I See. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK VISITING BR 6-5033 BR 9-9428 Guvarrie S. Coifmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Noio . BR 8-4086 I0®01 12:15 p.m., BR 9-9495 BR 8-4424 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly FOR COLDWATER, BR 8-8238 Bron. EM 9-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Notary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: BR 8-4159 Del Wise, 45 Maolo Lane—Pat Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Ceila The COLDWATER Published BR8-2128 Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia .. BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5006 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann BR 8-6687 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ... BR 8-5585 Worner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-2451 BR 8-6517 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily BR 8-6386 -BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce._BR 8-4071 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita. BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen Address and Rotary Ann James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty—Laoro Charles Schmitt, litt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy NAME Milford A. McKelfh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICE. INC. rposTAO® 3* �July 1^, I960 NEXT TUESDAY—Ray Fox, who was scheduled to have next week's program, is currently touring the "golden west." However, there will be a program, and a Joe Wibel of Quincy, and Leo White, Bill Zabonick, Ray Smith and Bob Pennell, all of Bronson. timely one at that. * Coldwater electors will vote August 2 on the question of expanding the municipal power plant. Tuesday's program, we are told, will deal with this question. * * GOOD ADVICE—Keep searching for the other fellow's good points. Remember^ he has to hunt for yours, and it may be he will^ have a harder time at it than you will. HOTEL SIGN,: "Automatic sprinkler system. Do not smoke in bed. Take * THIS WEEK—Chet Allemier said he would have a live one and from all your shower in the bathroom. reports he kept his word. We were (due to vacation schedules at the Borrowed by Grand Ledge Rotaiy Ledger. office) among the missing and we apparently missed one of the top programs of the year. * * JUSTICE WITH IffiRCY—The jury in Loretta Sanders, of the Steuben County division of the Indiana Auditor General's office, related in a highly entertaining manner, numerous amusing incidents connected with the texts and probating of wills. ■M- * « The foreman, after informing the court the jury had made up its mind, asked permission to address one question to the prisoner. * MISSING—Bobier, Bovee, Burandt, Butterfield, Etsweiler, Fok, McComb, Mulchahey, Musser, Rice, Sweet, Thomas, Waldron, Way and Del Wise. « a murder trial reached its verdict and filed back into the court room. "Go right ahead," the court replied. Turning to the prisoner, the foreman asked: "Do you want AC or DC current?" « EARLY LEAVERS—Nine. * * * * And with that one, we'll pull GUESTS—^Walt Balcom, Coldwater, and Bob McFee, Battle Creek (guests of Carl Vihton) 5 Ernie ^ums, Detroit (guest of Ray Pittsj Rueben fiunyani Lima, 0. (guest of Joe Wibel); and Chuck Bulis, Coldwater, (guest of Chet Allemier)• \ 1 Also Rotarians H. Appelty of Corunna, Kenneth Gribler of Van Wert, 0., J„ B, Washbum of Union City, the switch on this week's bulletin which we will admit has been murdered in more ways than one. SCB �.HCIM ,RETAWDLOC .STCUDORP GNIRPS YTILAUQ SKEEW YTREBIL i '/KiirP BGftTSOP^.S.O"- ^>^,r///\ CAEP / ROF A RP I - MP^^b \<< 0691 \ ^c/ .H KCIREDERF �July 8, i960 DATE IS SET^—Our new District NEXT TUESmi—Chet Allemier vdll be program chairman and a couple of Governor, T. John Reed of Burr Oak, weeks ago he told us (and we quote): is scheduled to visit us Sept. 27. "I have a program which will match Chairman who have reports to pre pare in advance of his visit take others I have secured. All will getT a bang out of' it. Title is: note. last will and that damn Oscar.'" * ■jf * Sounds different. BOARD ECHOES—The directors devoted * a major portion of their monthly luricheon * meeting yesterday to discussing prospects THIS HtfEEK—Harold Goodholm pre sented Eckerhart Bandemehr, a fomer Geman exchange student who spent a year in Union City and now a senior at Michigan State University. Bandemehr, who is majoring in education, gave America's educational system a pat on the back instead of of staging a minstrel show this club year. Nothing definite has been decided but it looks as though the shows may be resumed after a one-year lapse. However, the board presently is looking around for a worthy project to be financed from the proceeds. So speak upi The dir ectors are open to suggestions. a boot in the rear but did point out that due to changing conditions, we will have to adopt a "world view" * A FULL LIFE—The Coldwater club in the future. lost one of its charter members A good talk and a strong' argu ment for the exchange student, Rotaiy Foundation programs etc. -M- * * VISITOHS—Rotarians James R« Ewing, Brookfield, Mo; Vick W. Lockhart, Montpelier, Ohio; Elmer Dobson and Carlton' McKenzie, Quincy; Wendell Hathaway, 'Robert Stocker and Edwin Nowicki, of Bronson; and Ed Meyer of Hammond, Ind. * EARLY LEAVERS—Eight. * * * MISSING FACES—Anderson,' the city a fine citizen in the recent passing of Ira King. One of those rare personalities— a kindly man always considerate of his fellow men—Ira King devoted the major portion of an extremely useful life to the education of the young. In his sunset years, the teacher became student, and Ira discovered a talent he never before knew he owned— the ability to place on canvass, what he saw before him. This discovery, we are sure, gave him continued pleasure during his last years. We only wish we could place as accurately on paper, our thoughts. We can only say we sincerely hope that when the time comes, our final years can be molded in a similar pattern. Andrews, Butterfield, Collins, Etsweiler, Fox (on wester tour); Joseph; Leavenworth, McKeith; McKnight, Neer, Olmsted, Pitts, Putnam, Sweet and Tingling. and SCB �.hCiM ,STCUDORP SKEEW / dOJrI V ,HBTAWDLOC ilNIRPS .H YTILAUQ KCIREDERF �July 1, i960 REMINDER—Don*t forget that you can't make up at Quincy Monday <, No meeting there this week due to the holidayo * •M- VISITORS—Dr. Hugh Wolfe of Teneafly, N. Y., who was a guest of his poppa-in-law, Guvarie C offman, and Rotaidans Lloyd Junker and Nels Weber of Bronson, Dale Uleiy of Goshen, Ind., and Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio. SHORT SESSION—There was no fomal program Tuesday, However, the meeting had its highlights. The club's Senior Active members and Past Presidents were presented with special medallions * * * WANDERERS—Allemier. Burandt, "Butterfield, Davidson, Etsweiler, Goodhqlm," Kerr, Komstien, Leavenworth, McComb, McKeith, Thomas, Toupalik, Waldron, Weeks, Wiggins, Les Wise and Yingling. to wear at future club meetings. ■» * * The Senior Active members thus honored: Russ Moore, Byron Thomas, Ken Olmsted, Ray Fox, Bill SERMONETTE—Nothing is opened by mistake more often than the mouth. Milnes and Les Woodward. •Jl- Past Presidents receiving the new medallions: Howard Teeter, Webster Treat, Ken Putnam, Mark Andrews, Bob Shaw, Chuck Woodward, Ernie Luse, Torg Skabo, Fritz Van Aken, Les Wise and Dick Biringer. Four other Senior Active members, also past presidents, ai*e to receive special medallions soon. They are Harold McKnight, Carl Vinton, Fred Weeks and Chick if D/^FFYNITION—Propaganda is the other side's cause put so convincingly that it annoys you. * * * YOU CAN TELL—The honeymoon is over if instead of helping vrith the dishes he does them all himself. * * * Kennedy, WE'VE WONDERED TOO This week's meeting being the last of the club year, our outgoing president, Harvey Bent, presented his gavel to the new leader, Don Harris, with both making appropriate remarks. The kids were being taken on a tour of the government mint. "Why is it," one kid asked, "that they stamp 'In God We Trust' on the pennies •?ii Dick Biringer then wrapped up the ceremonies for the day by presenting Harve with a diamond studded past president's pin. "That" explained the guide, "Is for the benefit of people who use them for fuses." * * •jt- * And a happy Independence Day to EARLY LEAVERS—-Five signed the list but the meeting didn't last that long. * you all. SCB �.CNI .HCIM ,RETAWDLOC ,STCUDORP GNIRPS YTILAUQ SKEEW ECAEP ROF YARP 1 .H KCIREDERF �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ The X:OLDWATERn?oS«7 REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. J\me 2li, i960 ANOTHER YEAR—Next Tuesday's meeting will witness another changing of the guarde At close of the session, Prez Harve will pass his baton along local members. So, hats off to Sergeant Carl and his equallydilligent corporal, Santford Jolleyl "^o Prez-elect Don. * The last 12 months have been good ones as far as Coldwater Rotary is concerned, and the next 12 months promise to be just as good under the * EARLY LEAVERS—just five. * new regimfe. •«• * VISITORS—Rotarians Leo J. Lemanski, New Boston; Elwood Parsen, The old and new boards (plus your editarian) were guests of the.old and Quincy; Wendell Hathaway and Nels Weber, Bronson; Tom Weaver, Dayton, Ohio, and old friend, Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio. new presidents at a dinner meeting at Gracie^s last night. The new board, in its first -M- official action, granted honorary memberships to the follovringt ELSEWHERE—Burandt, Butterfield, Davidson, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Hurley, Komstein, McKeith, Musser,' Nagel, Owers, Weeks, Wiggins, Clyde and Warren Williams, Del Wise and Guvarie S. Coffman, Harold Hill, Charles Fiske, Edward Holtz, Ira King, Richard Moore, Howard Swan, John Walker, and Mayor Arthur G. Lyon. Couillard. Rotary rules provide that honorary memberships be awarded to men who have contributed outstanding service in keep ing with Rotary ideals. The new board had these rules in mind when voting to extend an honorary membership to Mayor lyon. * * * * * NEWS NOTE—Chet Allemier and his Rotary-Ann, Fay, are in Canada ^ for a short try at hooking lake trout and walleyes. * * THIS TUESDAY—Ted Schmidt of NEW MEMBER—Bob Rumsey, of Otto's Jackson, past DG, not only gave the club a fine talk on the subject of Sport Shop, was introduced to the club Tuesday as Coldwater Rotary's newest member. Bob's Rotary-Ann is Phyllis and they have two youngsters. Hotary Foundation, but also presented the club with an insignia designating Coldwater Rotary as a; "200 percent" club for its support of the Foundation. Santford Jolley did the honors. Welcome aboard. Bob. After the meeting. President Harvey asked us to point out that the "200 percent" designation 'now owned by the •«■ cliib probably would not have been possible except for the work of our * * LEAVE GRANTED—The directors Thursday night voted a leave of absence to A1 Butterfield. It was reported that A1 hopes to be able to resume meetings by Sept. 1. Everyone in the club, we know, will hope and pray that efficient Sergeat-At-Arms Carl Vinton, who has been diligent in marshalling support for the foundation among the it will be sooner than that. * -M- * Adios. SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles Dally. 1959 - 1960 1959-1960 L. Woodward, Olln Employer-Employee Relotions— Joseph Reiderer, 25—B. K. Pearce—4-H Informotion— DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Asst. Sec.-Treos Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Hurley. 22—C. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Croig Sebald, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofety— DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donold Harris Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Duone Davidson, John Dean, C^de Wil- Moore. Crippled Childrenlioms, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Cooiliord Magoxine— George Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodword. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thwrsdoy each Month, 12:15 P. M. peciol — At the coll of the President Van Aken. INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Howard Teeter, Ray Fox Dole International Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan 12—K. Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. information- Reiderer—Employer-Em The Rotary Foundotion— Axner Olson, Albert Falier. 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. ployees. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 5—J. Porty. 19—H. Joseph. May-1960 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Patterson—Competitor Re June—1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—O. Daily—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-t960 January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. international Student Proieets— Chuck Bocon, Lou Pennington. Leavenworth—Children's 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Kornstien—Internotiona! Day. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Hoiti—Merry Christmas. International Contacts- Carl Yinton, S. Jolly. 29—V. 5—P. Hurley. lations. Service Axner Olson, Chairmon Dean. Sergeont-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Internotlonol 22—R. Moore. 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupalik. 8—R. Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobier. Robert Show, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght 8-W. Williams. April-1960 Fred Anderson, Miiford McKeith. Youth- Pearce—Rurol-Urbon. 1—D. Woodword. October—19S9 17—J. Student Guests- Information- Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND ren Williams. Loans- Don Harris, Wilford Couillord. Public Woodward—Occupational. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Program- 'district 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Warner Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, Wor- Treat. 16—R. YIngling—Com. Safety. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 27-W. Bobier. Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Sweet. 9-W. 15—K. Informo 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Wayne Way. 2-W. March—1960 29—C. Bacon. Boys and Girls Week— February—1960 23-W. Way. Fair Frank McConkey. President Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade AssociationsVan Aken. Vice President John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstlon. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Secretory Club Bulletin— HARVEY BENT PRESIDENT Magazine. 18—Governor's visit Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Clossiricotion— PROGRAMS 11—C. Swart. Four-Woy TestOccupational ROTARY August—1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. McComb. 12—1. Woodword. 19—B. Falter. 26—B. Milnes—International 19-R. Inf. Fox. 26—J. Woldron. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having speciol progrgms such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the detoils. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rulh — BR 8-5358 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilmo — — BR 8-^90 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha . — ..BR 8-5562 Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme -- .. .-BR8-WM Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .... BR 8-6501 Chesier L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwafer-Foy Bg g-MM Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathrvn BR 8-W33 Dr. Charles Bocon. 59 N. Circle Drivc-Moriorie BR 8-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand Sf.-Morgaret BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Sofon Bovee. 171 Grand St.-Claro Gust C. Burondf, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-4486 Guvarrle Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo .. -8R 8-4086 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane ..BR8-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Volerie _BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Falier, 95 N. Hanchell St.-Chorlolte BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Roth . ....BR 8-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore —BR 8-6517 Donold M. Morris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake— ..BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill. 431 E. Chicogo St.-Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sanlford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg-- E, Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicogo St.—Emily BR 8-68M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth - . James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. BR 8-2261 BR 8-6386 §*55 — Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 Horofd McKnight, Coldwater Slate Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite..BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court—Gladys — BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Ario Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice .. -BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna— ...BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth -BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel—BR 8-5902 Ruy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor— BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St _-BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn .BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Afden St.—Berget-. « —BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita... BR 8-8318 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple lone—Virginia COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR B-4350 BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlone Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . BR 8-8942 .BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— _ BR 8-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . Suzanna - . BR 8-5585 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beafrice BR 8-4159 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma BR 8-4243 ...BR 8-2128 . . . BR B-6730 BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 ...BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavio, Michigon—LoMoIne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-CeI!a BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring products. COLDWATER, MICH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR B-6341 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo Rofary REFLECTOR by BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . T/?e COLDWATER Published Phone No. . INC �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V, S. A. June 17, i960 SWEET laUSIC—Treasurer Bill I^er of the Union City club's Maple Syrup Project committee recently reported . that our neighbors^^rossed and NKXT TUSSDAX—Ted Scluaitt, past Rotaiy DO from Jackson, will be Ydth us. His subject ;vill be the Rotary Foundation—-a topic which should be close to our hearts cleared ^1,999*79"'on their project in as well as our its first year. pocketbooks. * The club produced 323 l/2 gallons * NO EARLY LEAVERS—Everyone of syrup despite weather which provided a high water content from rain and ice stuck around after dinner this week. and made it necessary to use $0 gallons The fact that it was Ladies Eight might have been the reason. of sap to produce one gallon of syrup. At any rate, Olin Dally and his committee did a swell job. The party, held at the Country Club, drew a larger- QUITE TRUE—Nothing improves your driving like the police car following than-usual Ladies Night attendance. you. The food, prepared by the Russ Martins, * was excellent. CY STEBBINS SAYS: Although there was no formal program, everyone appeared to have a good time dancing, playing bridge, visiting or what have you? * Sometimes a man pulls the wool over his wife's eyes with the wrong yam. —Marshall Rotary Fountain * * * * * OUCH—A bishop, making a speaking OUR TBAMKS—To our able aide, Ray Pitts, for authoring the Reflector three weeks while we were soaking up tour of several churches in one area, asked a reporter covering his initial speech to refrain from mentioning any of the jokes he had used. He explained he planned to hse the same stories in other appearances in the sunshine in California. We haven't been back long enough to get caught up on the club news, but will promise to do better next week. district. The next day, the bishop was a bit upset when he read the follow ing account in the morning.paper; Until then, so long. "In addition to his talk. SCB Bishop Jones told many good stories which cannot be repeated." * * * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. Competitor Relations- COMMITTEES Duane Davidson, Choirman Chorles Dally. 1959 - 1960 Olin Clossiifcation— Employer-Employee RelationsJoseph Reiderer, 4—N. Shedd—Rotary n-C. Treasurer Asst. Sec.-Treas. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational informationPhil. Ribble, Jess Waldron, 25-B. K. Pearce-4-H Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Poul Hurley. Community Service Boys ond Girls Week— Croig Sebald, Ken Putnam Woodward—Occupotionoi. Bacon. 6—. 13—R. Toupalik. liams, Axner Olson. Wllford C. Cooillard, Biringer. Magazine- Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Warner Van Aken. P. M. .peciol - At the call of the President Progrom— District 636 rotary international Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- Herman Koelbel, John Dean, Chairmen CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Lansing, MIchigon Bobier. International Contacts- International Informotion— Patterson—Competitor Re lations. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Foiler. 5—J. June—1960 Putnam. 14—O. Dolly—Ladles' Night. 21-P. RIbblc. 28-H. J. McKnight. Jonuary—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 7—K. Chester Allemier, Jim MeComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. International Student Proieets— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. 3-M. A. McKeilh. 10—A. Musser. 31—L. Pennlngton. December—1959 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Axner Olson, Chairman Vocotional Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bill Moy—1960 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burondt. 8—R. International Service Dean. Sergeant-at-Arms— ILLINOIS Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. 26-H. Koelbel. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Student Guests- Robert Show, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Information- 17—J. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. Bobier. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rolory Foundation. Loons- 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstlen—International 12—K. November—1959 Keoth Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Pearce—Rural-Urban. 5-P. Hurley. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 27-W. Woyne Way. Williams. 15—K. Day. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, 8-W. April-1960 October—1959 Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Safety- PRESIDENT 1—D. Woedword. 29—C. Moore. Sweet. Treat. March—1960 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. Fair 22—C. Duane Dovidson. John Dean, Clyde Wil 2-W. 9-W. 23-W. Way. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Clyde Williams, Chairman February—1960 16—R. YIngling—Com. Safety. Swort. DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donold Harris, 12:15 Magazine. IB—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Fellowship— Richord PROGRAMS Frank McConkey. Pr®»ident Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade AssociationsVice President Van Aken. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstlen. 15—D. Dean—Stog Night. Seerotary Club Bulletin— HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, ROTARY August—T959 Ken Leovenworth. Attendance— OFFICERS &Y ELECTION 1959-1960 Roy C. Pattefson, Horry Joseph. Club Service July-1960 5—H. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Faller. 26—B. Milnes—International Goodholm. 12-C. Allemier. 19-R. Inf. Fox. 26—J. Waldron. Tho nh>ov# is our proarom schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairrnan of the change. Members having speciol programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5. Coidwater-Foy |R 8-M63 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kofhryn BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth -_.-......BR 8-^8 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorie BR 8-6B21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N, Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 5B N. Hudson St.-Jeon Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Cloro Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfiold Dr.—Josephine Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Noia .- f5 BR 8-5386 1? BR 8-4486 BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard. 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .-BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople lone—Jane .. . - —BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Foiler, 95 N. Honchott Sf.-Chorlofte BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth .— BR 8-2864 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma DON HARRIS, Progrom Chairmen — Telephone BR 8-5942 Phone No. Rootrt B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St.—Martha — BR 8-5562 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme BR 8-W50 Hermon Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg -.BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .- BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth .. James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Loura BR 8-6386 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St.- BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite . BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys .. .BR 8-6278 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine — BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alieo... BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha.. .. BR 9-9360 BR 8-5975 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel . -- BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St-—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St .BR 9-9169 BR 8-4435 BR 8-2288 BR 8-5942 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. lake-Evelyn 8R 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen ._ BR B-6687 Santford Joiley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 -..BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlone . ..BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzonna . C- Alfrel Rice, R. No. 1, Uaion City-Evelyn .BR 8^2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle C.-eek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Sehmiff, 18 E. Alden St.—Berge! ..._ BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita... BR 8-3318 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Deilo . BR 8-6730 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrico - . BR 8-4159 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. H. WEEKS INC. MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE WELCOME - r-* -"K- BR 8-5494 - —BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ... BR 8-5033 Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie „-.BR 9-9511 by ALWAYS BR 8-4229 . - . ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ROTARIANS . BR 8-4243 . BR 8-2128 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotchen OU.-^LITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. VISITING . BR 8-5585 Sec. 34.66 p "l FREDERICK p.m., BR B-5554 Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice PEA 12:15 . Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 'Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-2B41 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R, 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 The COLDWATER Published - BR 8-4222 E, Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo .. BR 8-8239 Warren Williams, Botavia, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 8R 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione Marshall St.—Gertrude - ..-BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce BR 8-6517 Conrad Swort. 471 Phone No. . BR 8-2930 BR 8-6341 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .. BR 8-5996 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R- No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie �"jffe Profits Most Who ^^rv^es Sest*^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. I L _ __ JUHE 9, i960 NEXT TUESDAY EVENING—June lUth at VISITORS—Leo J. Lemanski, New 6:30 P.M., our Ladies Might Partywill be held at the Coldwater Country- Boston, Mich; Rev. Jack Vfamer, Jonesville; Joseph Drust, Union Club. Remember - No noon meeting! Dress will be sports attire. Ifusic City; L. Junker, Bronson; and Bud Higbie, Bronson. by- the "Pastels". If you have not signed up call Chairman Dally at * •M- BR 8-5639-. The charge of $6.00 per ABSENTEES—(Seventeen) Anderson, couple will be accepted at the door. A lot of effort has been made by Mr. Dally and his committee'to make this Hawaiian Party a gala event. A large attendance is expected. Bovee, Butterfield, Etsweiler, Kennedy, Kerr, Leavenv/orth, IvIcKeith, Olmsted, Owers, Sebald, Thomas, Waldron, Wiggins, Wise, D, Woodward and L. Woodward. •jf- ■jf * * * THIS TUESDAY—Miss Alice Mc^^own, supervising nurse for the Branch- EARLY LEAVERS—Eight. Hillsdale District Health Depar-tment was introduced by Dr. Donald Harris. Miss McGown gave an informative talk on the reasons for a Special Education * nation of city dwellers. In past 10 years 30 million more people crowded into cities, towns and that a recent survey was conducted indicating 1,037 cases of handicapped Children suburbia. who would be included are those who Thanks to modem machinery, fewer farmers are able are blind or partially sighted, deaf, or hard of hearing, physically disabled, emotionally disturbed, mentally retarded and those with speech impairment. to /eed more people. up surpluses.) (And even pile 180 I.'iillion people. (Twice as many as 60 yrs. ago.) * * AMERICA. OF I96O—Fast becoming a Program in Branch ^ounty, pointing out children in Branch County. * * Women outnumber men—91 million females, 89 million males. COLDSWATER, LAKELAND, AND UNION CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTS ARE VOTING JUNE I3TH. Bronson, '^incy, and all other rural districts will vote on July 11th. Rotarians should remember these dates Bue to modem methods and automation, vrorkers are able to support more people than ever before, with fewer hours work and higher standard of and vote. li-Ting. Average age: 29j years, iiii million * kids in grade and high school, REMEMBER—The meeting for old and new- million in college. Board Members is scheduled for Tuesday, June 23rd at 6:00 P.M. at Gracie 160 million population white, 20 mil 0*Shanahan's. * lion nonwhite. * Average family income: $6,679. Biggest boom: babies. I6 million more children in grade and high schools than there were in 1950, and ij million more in colleges. 15 yrs. of age. 56 million are under —U, S, News S.c W, Rep. * * REP SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY EVENING AT LADIES NIGHT! You Wi!i Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregarionat Church — Wednetday 12:15 M. STURGIS ■— Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mendoy 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hofel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) ☆ �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF Competitor Relations- COMMITTEES Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph.^ Club Service MICH. Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles 1959 - 1960 President Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Treasurer lioms, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Cooillard, BIringer. ROTARY Von Aken. Program- "^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Don Horris, Wilford Couillard. Public INTERNATIONAL Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Vocational GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Service Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Lansing, Michigan Bacon. Day. Apirl-1960 5-P. Hurley. Anderson—Trade Assoc. Rural-Urban- Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholorships, Awards, ond Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Loons- Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- Bill Bobier. International Contacts- international information- Patterson—Competitor Re 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June—1960 7—K. Putnam. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 22—E. 21-P. Koltz—Merry Chirstmas. 5—J. Ribble. 28-K. J. McKnight. July-1960 January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. Koelbel. Moy—1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 31—L. Pennlngton. December—1959 lations. International Service Porfy. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Leavenworth—Children's 19—H. Joseph. 26-H. November—1959 Fred Anderson, Mllford McKoith. 29—V. Kornstien—International 12—K. Chester Allomier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ 29—C. 27-W. Bobier. Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeant-at-Arms— Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Moore. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Wayne Woy. Herman Koelbel, Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Pearce—Rural-Urbon. 22—R. 6—. Student Guests- Information— Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS 15—K. Woodword—Occupational. 13—R. Toupoiik. George Owers, Dick Moore, 1—D. Woodward. 8-W. Williams. 22—C. October—1959 Crippled Children- Magazine- Worner P. M. peeiol — At the coll of the President PRESIDENT Moore. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 ti on. Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— Treat. March—1960 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa- Community Servico 9-W. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Sofety. 23-W. Way. Pearce-4-H Fair September—1959 Croig Sebald, Ken Putnam Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Board of Directors Meetings Swart. Associations- Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofely— Ralph Toupatik, Web Treat. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde WilRichard Information- February—1960 2-W. Sweet, John Elswciler, Vince Kornstien. 15—0. Dean—Stag Night. Fellowship— DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donald Horris, Magazine. 25-B. K. Frank MeConkey. Trade Scton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Ciossification— PROGRAMS IB—Governor's visit Four-Way TestOccupational Van Aken. Vice President Secretary Club Bulletin— CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Olin Dolly. HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY L. Woodward, 1959-1960 11—C. Ken Lcavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Employer-Employee Relations— Joseph Reiderer, ROTARY August-1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary 5—H. McComb. International Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. 12—L. Woodward. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 26—B. Milnes—International Goodholm. 12—C. Allemler. 19-R. Fox. 19-B. Faller. Inf. 26—J. Woldron. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the ehoiige. Members having special programs such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - J UNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay BR 8-MM Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothrvn BR |-W33 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Marfho BR BR 8-5562 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 Dr. Chorles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon BR 8-8086 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 BR 8-4486 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sl.-Roth . .-_--BR 8-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grond St,-Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.-Clara _ Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Guvarrie CofFmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola BR 8-^86 Wliford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene —BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone-Jono . ,. -BR 8-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ,BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 John T, Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth- Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronco Rd.—Alice Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha.. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore BR 8-6517 Keith Peorce, 350 Morshoil St.—Lorraine Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 BR 8-5942 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago Sl.-Hcrmione -_BR 8-2288 Edword C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold, lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-6386 §"52?^ BR 8-2947 Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-8546 BR 8-2539 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 BR 8-2979 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrlce BR 8-4159 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 6-5033 BR 9-9511 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No, 1-Wilma . BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batovio, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Ceiio BR 8-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . BR 8-5033 BR 8-5975 Lewis Penninglon, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel—BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 tCenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. BR9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn -BR 8-2^1 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—CatoJtDe BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget. Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morirson Lk.—Rita—. BR 8-8318 ^Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEI QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5554 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Jolin Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER - — BR 9-93M George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth.. BR 8-5996 by BR 8-6316 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Booch, Cold, Loke— The COLDWATER Published . Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene .. BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupatik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 BR 8-5475 ._BR8-28M Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy — Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicogo St.-Nellie William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguefite--BR 8-2485 Russell F.Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court—Gladys ... BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchotf St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lako, R. R. No. 2—Dofis .--BR 8-5318 BR 8-M50 5 . Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen NAME Address and Rolory Ann Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lone—Virginia . BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5842 INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" «c - the COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 2, I960 NEXT TUESDAY—Dr. Donald Harris Td.ll introduce Miss Alice McGown as the guest speaker. Miss McGown is Super visor of Nurses of the Branch-Hillsdale VISITORS—Bert ¥ard, Glenn Barnett, and Ken Yesh of Bronson. Also Rev. Jack Warner of Jonesville. County Health Department, and will speak on special education. Should be an interesting program with a pretty subject. * * * * * * EARLY LEAVERS—Eight. * * * -M- ABSENTEES—(Eleven) Bacon, Bovee, THIS TUESDAY—Professor Lawrence Taylor of Hillsdale was introduced by program chairman, Craig Sebald. Mr, Taylor em phasized that those in the group who thought they were "over the hill" should practice self development using a five point program; Burandt, McKeith, Musser, Olson, Skabo, Waldron, W, Williams, L. Woodward, Yingling. * * * * 1. Creative Imagination, 2. Flexibility, 3o Spontaneity, Sensitivity, 5o Integ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING— rity. It was a talk that provoked much thought and should prove beneficial to Thursday, June 2nd at the Elks Temple. all of us. * * * * * * DON'T FORGET—Olin Dally has again ROTARY GAINED A MEMBER--Ray Mulchahey, a former member of Coldwater Rotary Club for 6|- years is with us again. Rotaiy Ann is Lila, reminded us of the big Hawaiian Ladies Night party at the Country His Club, June ihth - 6s30 P.M. Ray is Community Relations Director of the Coldwater State Home and Training School. Rayi * * * LET'S SET THIS DATE DOWN AND ALL ATTEND THIS EVENT, Welcome back ■ft * * it RECIPE FDR SUCCESS: nervous breakdown. Same as for REP You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER •Ci QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgec Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M< ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES Club Service Duane Davidson, Chatrmon Charles Dolly. 19S9 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY Treoswrer FRED WEEKS 11—C. Ernest Luse. Mark Andrews. Biringer. Moore. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno. Board of Director* Meetings Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Warner Van Aken. P.M. ,jec1al — At the call of the President "^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Don Harris. Wilford Couillord. Information- Howard Teeter. Ray Fox Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Internationol John Dean, Chairmen Buyer-Seller IntemalionBl 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 31—L. Pennington. Re Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. June—1960 7—K. Information— 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Foller. 19-R. 26—B. Milnes—International above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the programs ilch os Ladiei' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 5—J. McComb. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundotion— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 21-P. July-1960 January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. Putnom. 14—O. Dolly-Ladies' Night. 15-S. Jolly. International Student Projects- McKelth. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor A. 24—C. Sebold. lations. Service Leovenworth—Children's 17—J. 8—R. Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobser. 29—V. Kornstien—lnternatloi>ol Day. 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 22—E. Hollz—Merry Chrlstmos. ContactsChester Allemler, Jim McComb. 29-J. Etswelier. Vocational Service CLARENCE A. NEIT2 Lansing, Michigan Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght Moore. Moy—1960 3—8. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loansployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. 24—G. Burandt. Student GuestsYouth- Pearee—Rural-Urbon. 22—R. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 International Carl Vinton. S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ren Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-ot-Arms- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Keoth Peoree, Alfred Rice, War 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Porty. 19—H. Joseph. 27-W. Bobier. Rurol-Urban- Peorce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodword. 12—K. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Wayne Woy. 15—K. Apill-1960 5—P. Hurley. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupolik. Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Scholarships, Awords, and Student ProgramPublic INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND 6—. Ralph Toupolik, Web Treat. Magaiine— Bacon. Oetober-1959 Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofety— Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillord, 29—C. Way. March-1960 September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Clyde Williams, Chairman ^-W. Sweet. W. Treat. 23-W. 25-B. K. Peoree-4-H Fair Boys and Girls Week— Croig Sebold, Ken Putnom .February-1960 16—R. Yingling—Com. Sofety. Swart. 18—Governor's visit Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Fronk McConkey. Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Poul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donald Harris, PRESIDENT Joseph Reiderer, Four-Woy Test- Occupational Information- Classification— PROGRAMS Pr«»ldent Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade AssociationsVice President Van Aken. John Etswoilcr, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Slag Night. Soerefary Club Bulletin— 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Serdeo CHARLES SCHMin Richard L. Woodward, Oiin ROTARY Augoif-1959 4-N. Shedd-Rofary Mogozlne. Ken Leavenworlh. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959-1960 Relolions— Roy C. Potterson, Horry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- Inf. Fox. 26—J. Woldron. change. Members having special DON HARRIS, Program Choirmon - Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coidwoter-Foy gg Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn BR 8-M33 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons St.-Ruth ... -- -|g g-"58 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorio BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grond Sf.-Margoref Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara BR 8-6843 55 8R 8-5386 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.-Josephine . BR 8-4486 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wiimo . Robert B. Korr, 15 Pcckhom St.—Mortho Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moymo Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg . Phone No. . BR 8-5790 BR 8.5562 BR 8-6050 BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth - . ..BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Louro BR B-6386 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St... ... BR 8-5394 Guvorrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.-Nolo .-BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .. BR 8-6054 Milford A. McKeiln, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen.- BR 8-2947 Harold McKnIght, Coldwotor State Homo—Carol BR 9-9551 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo.-BRB-8609 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BRB-6278 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine.—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronco Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone-Jone — . .- Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehetl St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth BR 8-2818 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR B-6598 BR 8-5475 .—BR 8-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Dons —BR 8-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonorc Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R, R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione -_.BR 8-2288 Edword C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St.-Morguerite. ..BR 8-2485 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Eivo . . Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Suzonno - Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice . . . - -BR9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union Clty-Evelyn._BR 8-2451 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget — BR 8-^14 Crolg Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morr.ison Ilk.—Rlto -_ BR 8-8318 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy ... H. VISITING p.m., BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 WEEKS INC. by MICHIGAN ROTARIANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-2710 BR 9-9428 Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1J2:15 BR 8-5494 . BR 8-4159 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, . . BR 8-6730 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth OtlALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published ..BR 8-2128 . Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo .. BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Botovio, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F, Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celio BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-5033 'Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK . Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Tbe COLDWATER I BR 8-2841 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia .BR 8-4229 BR 8-2979 —BR 8-5975 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. . BR 8-8942 BR 8-4243 Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Keith Peorce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine Joseph RIederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 BR 8-5412 ...BR 8-4222 BR 8-5554 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 BR 8-6341 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann _. BR 8-5585 Worner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys —BR 9-9360 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothei ... BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sproguo St.-Ruth.. BR 8-6161 BR 8-2930 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retho _ George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .. BR 8-5996 Phone No. Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lone-Virgfnio — . V/'- �June 1, i960 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Blue has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one v/eek. Name Major Classification Robert E. Rumsey Recreation Minor Classification Sporting Goods Retailing Signed - J. A, Kennedy, •cfcttdi-c Sec, �; • r .V .1 "IS '' M . oXj-O 'Of, . 1 .? '■ ,& ■ ■• , 'T I ? fI■ l-vf U f �^ "/fe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 26, I960 VISITORS—Rotarians Dale NEXT TUESDAY—Program Ulery, Goshen, Ind#j Herb Zilliax, Listowel, Ont#j Seaman Bollegraf, Quincy; Sid Holmes, Bronson; Ray Smith, Bronson. chairman, Craig Sebald, will introduce Professor Lawrence Taylor of Hillsdale College. Mro Taylor, a Rotarian, noted for holding seminars of large companies across the nation# After hearing Mr# Taylor give Guests of President Harvey were Gordon Dennis and Andy Ford of Battle Creek# his most humorous and inform ative talk, we know that our Rotarians will enjoy this pro * * * •H- gram# * EARLY LEAVERS—Six signed * the register, and one returned. REME^ffiER THIS DATE- * JUNE liith - 6s30 P.Mo This is Rotary Ladies Night and the committee is going all out to produce one of the nicest parties in many years# The party will be done in a Hawaiian theme, Bovee, Burandt, Butterfield, J« Dean, Goodholm, Joseph, Mc Keith, Patterson, F# VanAken, W# VanAken, Way, W# Williams, Wise# Hawaiian setting will lend an atmosphere that no Rotarian should miss# This party is being planned by our capable chairman, Olin Dally, and his wife, Jane# Other committeemen are William and Margaret Bobier, Robert and Natalie Tingling, Fritz and Mary Ann VanAken, and Ray and Ruth Pitts# More on * * * * REPORT FROM SECRETARY— Some dues are overdue. * * * LOSS TO ROTARY—With re later. * ■» ABSENTEES—(Thirteen) complete with the LUAU (a Ha waiian feast)# The entire this * * * gret the board of directors has accepted the resignation * of Lewis Pennington# Lew has been a faithful Rotarian since February 9, 195U. THIS TUESDAY—We didn't wonderful minstrel His absence will be felt by the entire club. think this could happen# Our president-elect, Dr# Donald Harris, program chairman for the week turned up with no pro gram# As Rotarians and guests began to prepare for a session with prez Don, Dr# Frenchy Charles LaBacon came rushing in with film exposed in France and taking us into a theatre to refresh our meraoiy of the last * * THOUGHT FOR TODAY—Best way to solve the cold war would be to remove Stalin and put Krushchev in his place# * * * * show with local Rotarians as the performers# Very interesting, but we're still waiting to see Chuck's SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY# * 36th e3q)osure, whether upside down or other^se# * * REP You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■ix QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR615 — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. {C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. Competitor Relations— COMMITTEES Duone Davidson, Choirmon OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959 - President Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Dolly. 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS L. Woodward, Olln 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Joseph Relderer, Secretory Club Bulletin— Treoiurer Scton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. 25-B. K. tion. John Elsweiler, Vince Kornstlen. 15—D. Dean—Slog Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman 29—C. Bacon. Boys and Girls Week— October—1959 Los Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupoiik, Web Treat. Moore. Duone Davidson, John Dean, Ckde Wil Crippled Childrenliams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Coulllard, MagazineGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Blringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodword. Wayne Woy. 6—. DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donald Harris, Membership- Board oF Directors Meetings Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursdoy each Month 12:15 Warner P. M. peciol — At the coll of the President Don Harris, Wilford Couiltard. Public INTERNATIONAL Information- Howard Teeter, Roy Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Robert Shaw, Or. K. L. Olmsted, GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Sergeont-ot-Arms- INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Choirmon Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Howley. Lansing, Michigon Bobier. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKelth. 24—G. Burondt. Student Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- International Service International Contacts- International Information- Bill Mllnes, Gus Burondt. International Student Proiects— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. Treat. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Scrfety. Way. 15—K. Peorce-Rurol-Urbon. 1—D. Woodward. 8_W. Williams. 15—K. Peorce—Ruroi-Urban. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—International Day. Aprii-1960 5-P. Hurley. 12—K. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. Moy—1960 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. Loons— Sweet. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 December—1959 8—R. Patterson—Competitor Re lations. 3-M. A. McKelth. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 24-C. Sobald. 31—L. Pennington. June-1960 7—K. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holfz—Merry Christmas. Putnom. 14—O. Dolly—Ladles* Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. Chester Allemier, Jim MeComb. 29-J. Elsweiler. Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT CLARENCE A. NEITZ ren Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Dale Dean. GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 27-W. Keoth Peorce, Alfred Rice, War Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobier. Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND 20—B. Howley—Ladles' Night. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Program- "TTsTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Van Aken. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupoiik. Rurol-Urbon— 2-W. 9-W. March-1960 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Frank McConkey. Februory—1960 23-W. Pearce-4-H Fair September—1959 Croig Seboid, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Magazine. 13—Governor's visit Four-Woy Test- Trade Associations- Von Aken. PROGRAMS 11-C. Swart. Phil Rtbble, Jess Waldron, Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick Asst. Sec.-Treos. Employer-Employee Relations— Occupational Information- Classirication— ROTARY August—1959 Ken Leavenworth. Attendance— Chorles 1959-1960 Roy C. Patterson, Horry Joseph. Club Service Jury-1960 January—1960 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Foiler. 26—B. Mllnes—International i9-R. Fox. Inf. 26—J. Waldron. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to chonge dotes with onother member, odvise the Pfoa'ai" jhairman of the change. Members having special progarms iueh os LadieT' Night, may oppoint a committee to ossist with the detoils. DON HARRIS, Progarm Choirmon - Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5. Coldwoter-Foy BR 8-MM Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth NAME Address ond Rotary Ann BR8-M58 BR 8-W50 BR 8-6B43 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy —BR 8-6W1 Conrod Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth - . BR 8-2261 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Louro BR 8-o386 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 8-2947 Ralph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg — E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 15 I'lSot BR 8-5386 --ISf'???! Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfteld Dr.-Josephine . BR 8-^86 Guvorrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo . BR 8-4086 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene--BR 8-6054 . - -®5|-2818 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 t4. Hanchott St.—Charlotte BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo -8?§'8W9 Charles FIske. R. R. No. 2-Rulh - —BR B-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Dons _-BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro —BR 6-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR B-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone —BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleon BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce- BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel Phone No. Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme BR 8-5562 Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Ciora — Olin Dally, 61 Mopio Lane-Jane Address and Rotary Ann BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dfive-Moriorio BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther NAME John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo BR 8-W33 —BR 8-6788 Frank L. McConkey, 95 5. Monroe St.— Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen . BR 9-9106 BR 8-5394 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia . . .— _BR 8-6341 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . .. BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicogo St.-Nellie Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 . - .—BR 8-5412 ...BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .BR 8-2841 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-955I William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys- -BR 8-6278 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beoch, Cold. Loke— Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice.—BR 8-8546 Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R- No. 3—Elizabeth — BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee BR 8-2979 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Richord Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Keith Pearce, 350 Mofsholl St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel—BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sjsrague St.—Roth— Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 C, Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union Cify-Eveivn -BR 8-2^1 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmiit, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita — BR 8-8318 Suzanne . Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann V/arner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys . Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice . ..BR 8-2128 BR 8-6730 _ . Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. BR 3-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — BR 6-5033 BR 9-9511 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl.—Ruth _ Rotary REFLECTOR P b./ PREDSRICK QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ttlCfi. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5494 . BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. l-Wiimo _ BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavio, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello „BR 8-4424 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: TUESDAY BR 8-5554 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen i.*- Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER . . . BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 INC. BR 9-9428 • �"He Profits MostT^ho Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 19f i960 AS USUAL—IVe waited until the TUESDAY'S VISITORS—Most of the last moment before attempting to learn something about next Tuesday's Bronson club, including Dean Gary, Bud Higbie, Clare Hollister, Don Hunsicker, George Jeffery, Lloyd Junker, Ed Nowicki, Jack Schafer and KenYesh^ also Seaman Bollegraf and friend "Mac" from Quincy. program o As we go to press, the only thing we know for sure is that Graig Sebald, who was originally scheduled to have next Tuesday's Leonard Kelly, of Battle Creek, was a guest of Chuck Bacon. program, recently switched with Lew Pennington, who was slated for a week later« * We suggest you attend as the best way of finding out what is * * EARLY LEAVERS—Five, the (that's what list said). being offered^ * * * * ■M- •» ELSEWHERE—Biringer, Burandt, Butterfield, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Leavenworth, McKeith, Moore, Patterson, Pearce, Pennington, Shaw, Wiggins, and WE DID IT—Veep Don Harris had the pleasant duty of reporting to the club this week that we achieved a 100 percent meeting last Warren Williams. weeko * * * We know this extra effort by all members (including Ken Putnam, WESWARD HOJ—Belatedly heeding who had to borrow a vehicle and dash the advice of the late Horace Greeley, like mad to Quincy) is very much we plan to be California-bound next appreciated by Prez Harve® week. Our competent colleague, Ray Pitts, will be handling our bulletin * * writing for the next three weeks and we are sure he will appreciate any ANGOLA NOTE—Coldwater club news tidbits you fellas can dig up. members planning to make up this summer at Angola should remember * * that during June through August, the Angola club will meet at noon on Mondays«, BETTER LATE THAN ... It occurs to us that we never have chronicled the fact that T. John Reed, charter member of the Burr Oak club, will be Governor of District 636 next year. * THIS TUESDAY—A1 Rice came up with an informative and timely * * talk on special education—timely, because the various school dis CRIBBED—In the new jet plane, that travels faster than sound, it's small wonder the stewardess slaps your face before you can get a word outi tricts of the county are slated to vote soon on extra millage to support a special ed. program in this county# (Uncle Cy in the Marshall The speaker was Charles Bode, Rotaiy Fountain) Cass county superintendent of schools who discussed the program instituted in his county and enumerated the reasons and objectives of a special education program. a- •M- So Long for 3 big weeks SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGtS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH* COMMIHEES Club Service Duane Davidson, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS President Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin — FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Olin Secretary Club Bulletin— - Treasurer Seton Bovec, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Soe.-Treas Fellowship— Biringer. Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 District 636 rotary international PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Moore. Magazi ne— Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Worner Von Aken. Program- Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. Public Howard Teeter, Roy Fox Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Lansing, Michigan 23-W. Way. Morch-1960 Pearce—4-H Foir 15—K. tion. Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— Cralg Sebald, Ken Putnam 29—C. Bacon. October—1959 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. George Owers, Dick Moore, 27-W. Bobier. Wayne Way. Rural-Urban— Kealh Pearce, Alfred Rice, War ren Williams. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Fred Anderson, Mliford McKeith. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- Herman Koelbel, Patterson—Competitor Re Reiotions— Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. Information- 5—J. Koelbel. 3-M. A. McKellh. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June-1960 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-196a 5—H. Goodholm. McComb. International Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. 12—L. Woodward. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Foller. 26—B. Milnes—International 19-B. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. 7—K. Putnam. January—1960 Bill Mllnos, Gus Burandt. April-1960 5—P. Hurley. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Chrlstmos. ContactsChester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29-J. Etsweiier. International Komstien—Internationol Day. 31—L. Pennlngton. December—1959 lations. International Service Moore. 29—V. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Bill Bobler. 22—R. May-1960 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Scholarships, Awards, ond Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Loans- 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 26-H. November—1959 Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodword. 12—K. 13—R. Toupalik. Crippled Children- Sweet. 9-W. Treat. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. 25—B, K. International Corl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Swart. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Frank McConkey. February—1960 IS—Governor's visit John Etsweiier, Vince Komstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeont-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Magazine. September—1959 Student Guests- Informotion— Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Ernest Luse, Mork Andrews. Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. P.M. peeiat — At the call of the President 11—C. Four-Way Test- Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofety— Duone Davldsan, John Dean, Clyde Wil PROGRAMS 2-W. 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Joseph Reiderer, Trade Associations- Von Aken. DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Harris Richard Employer-Employee Relations- Phil Ribble, Jess Woidron, Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick ROTARY Augusl-1959 Occupational Information- Classification— liams, Axner Olson, Wllford C. Couillard Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- Charles Daily. 1959-1960 Competitor .Relations- 12—C. Allemier. Foller. 19-R. Fox. Inf. 26—J. Waldron. Tba nhave Is our orooram schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change- Members having sp«ial programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn BR 8-M33 DON HARRIS, Program Choirmon — Telephone BR 8-5942 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phona N^ ?? §'5Z?S Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme BRB-^M Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . BR 8-5909 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-5475 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .BR 8-5996 John Walker, 33 Daugherfy—Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy - BR 8-5562 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg _ Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 BR 8-6843 SSf'SSoz BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo St.—Nola BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .. BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane — . .BR8-2818 Duono E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo .-BR8-8609 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth. BR 8-2261 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille. BR 8-6598 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 1^. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore .—BR 8-6517 Keith Pearce, 3M Marshall St.—Lorraine. BR 8-5975 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy.... —BR 8-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gafhel—BR 8-5902 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No, 1,.Union City.—Evelyn—BR 8-2^1 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St BR 9-9169 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth Phone No. William A. Milnes, IW Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—.V.artha ... Dr Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Marione BR 8-6821 Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaret Address and Rotary Ann James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BRa-Woo Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen....BR 8-2947 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth ^-.-BR B-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther NAME Robert E. Show. 106 Grand St.-Ann BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . .. .. ..BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie . . _BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude .... ..BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Eivo .. BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene _ ..BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—VIrginio BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwator-Foy BR8-55W _-.BR 8-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris --BR8-5318 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileon BR 8-6687 Suntford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce__BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Joseph Ricderer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-B-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aldon St.—Berget . BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita ...BR 8-8318 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna . . Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis .... . BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 9-9511 FREDERICK OUALITV SPRI^Cr'PRODUCTS, INC by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY "T2:t5 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4159 . BR 8-2710 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 'Rotary REFLECTOR Published 8R 8-6730 BR 8-5494 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. ... BR 8-5033 The COLDWATER COLDWATER, BR 8-5585 - BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woidron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia .BR 8-4229 /\ I BR 8-5554 ,BR 8-4243 MICH. �May 19, I960 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Major Classification Ray Mulchahey Institutions & Hospitals Signed - J, A. P.S. Minor Classification Mental Hospitals Kennedy, Sec. Ray is a former member and was forced to resign because he could not attend our meetings. The situation has now changed at his place of employment and he is now able to attend regularly. �■ - ■ . ■ ■ ; : . f looe c-'4 : ^^^ci3^:>i>lC^ ■ , H 3 i- -V ■ ' ■ if > L- i 'J- ~ i" f ? N'3 ■ r : j?,: I ' -4'*; ■ ; ' '■■pi ; ■>; r ■, vi ;5A j \ OfbC": s ef v?R ' 3H ■ ' ■• .■ •■y>sci'j -fiir f ; L- .r 3 pio'' &c/.i"-:ipu r^c ' - • : j J'■rr; ; n �"He Profits Most^ Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, May 12, I960 NEXT TUESDAY—A1 Rice has the Forton Christoffer, of Muncie, Ind,, program designated as "Student Day" and we understand he has been working on it ^or some time. taying for. was a guest of Ernie Luse, while Harry Josej:^ had Henry Parson of Battle Creek as his guest, and Bob It should be worth Stocker hosted Bob Miles of Bronson, * * THIS ■WEEKEND—Our club has the EARLY LEAVERS—Again, too many, great honor of hosting the District Assembly for the first time in the club's history. ABSENTEES—A short list this week Incoming officers from the various made up of Etsweiler, McKeith, Pearce, clubs of District 636, plus the editarians, Pitts and Clyde Williams, will assemble here Saturday for a two-day session, * Prez Harve expects about 130 or so, including District Governor Clarence, GROWING AGAIN—The club welcomed a new member Tuesday with the letter's employer, Olin Dally, doing the Registration and initial sessions will be held at the high school Saturday afternoono There will be honors. a dinner at He is Fred Neer, whose Rotary-Ann 6 p,m, at the Elks Temple, followed by an evening meeting, A1 Butterfield is Christina, who is They have one son, Bob, 11, plans a special church service at the Methodist church at A»M, * Sunday, MICHIGAN WEEK—Coldwater will be After attending church, the group will assemble at Elks Temple for breakfast at 9 a,m. observing Michigan Week during the coming seven days. Despite what others may think of our state, we can demon strate our love of Michigan by Joining There vail be a luncheon at 1 p,m,, and late snacks at ii p,m,- following the final session. in next week's activities. In this connection, Rotarians have been invited to Join with the other service clubs in a "Hospitality Day" dinner slated for 7 p,rao Tuesday at Grade's, The speaker is to be Forddy Anderson, Michigan State basketball coach, Forddy, besides being a top flight cage mentor, CAN TALK, We've THIS TUESDAY—Arlo Musser came up with A1 Clyne, Lakeland School Superintendent, as a speaker, Al covered problems faced by higher education and their possible solu tion, the establishment of Junior, or community colleges, and perhaps further consolidation of county school districts. It was a talk that provoked much thought about a problem that is most important. heard him. •M- SCB VISITORS—Rotarians Henry Gomley, Bob Stocker, Bill Campbell, Bud Higbie and Wendell Hathaway, all of Bronson, -You-Witl Aiwcys Ba-Weicowe-a}—These. Nelghbonlrag -Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. hftONSON — Congregational Church — Wednexdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMIHEES Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles CHARLES SCHMin 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Joseph Reioerer, PROGRAMS Magazine. 11—C. Swoft. 18—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupotional 25-B. K. Information- Pearce-4-H Asst. See.-Treas. Setan Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil- lioms, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillord, Biringer. Magazine- Regular — First Thursday each Month, P.M. ,pecial — At the call of the President MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Warner Von Aken. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Don Harris, Wilford Couillord. Public l^oword Teeter, Ray Fox AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Carl VInton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Vocational Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Bobier. Pearce—Rural-Urbon. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—Inlernattonol 12—K. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19-H. Joseph. 26-H. Koelbel. 17—J. 10—A. Musser. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor Re June—1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—0. Dally—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 McComb. 5—H. 12—1. Woodward. 19-B. A. McKeith. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 5—J. 3-M. 17—A. Rice—Studei^t Day. January—1960 Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 8-W. Williams. 15—K. May-1960 22—E. Holfi—Merry Christmas. McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Information- Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation, 15-S. Jolly. Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Way. Day. lations. International Student Protects— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— Sweet. Treat. April-1960 5-P. Hurley. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 8—R. Bobier. internotional Service International Service Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Chester Allemier, Jim John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. International Contacts- GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Loans- Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-of-Arms- INTERNATIONAL ren Williams. Herman Koelbel, Bill Bacon. November—1959 Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Youth- Rotary Information- 29—C. 27-W. Woyne Way. Rural-Urban— Student Guests- Information— Woodword—Occupational. 6—. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Program- 22—C. 13—R. Toupalik. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, 2-W. 9-W. 15—K. Oetober-1959 Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Boord of Directors Meetings ROTARY Clyde Williams, Chaiman Boys and Girls Week— Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam FellowshipHarris, Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Safety- DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donold 12:15 Community Service February—1960 March-1960 Foir September—1959 Phil Ribble, Jess Waidron, Classification— Treasurer FRED WEEKS PRESIDENT Olin ROTARY 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory informa Frank McConkey. President Torg Skaba, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade Associations— Vice President Van Aken. John Elsweiler, Vinee Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Secretary Club Bulletin— HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY Richard L. Woodward, Dolly. 1959 - 1960 1959-1960 August—1959 Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Horry Joseph. Club Service Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. Faller. 19-R. Fox. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. 26—J. Woldron. ifbovB is our oroarom schedule for the year 1959-60, If you want to change doles with onolher member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special uuuvu such • a ....... .... UQjg HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 programs, asf Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. Th ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phane No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie . .. BR 8-6316 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Mople lane—Virginia ... BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5842 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay |-f563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn - . - BR 8-M33 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilmo Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Moriorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6843 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .. BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Margarol BR 8-53a6 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara . - BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-4486 Ernest W. luse. R. R. No. 3-Ruth . BR 8-2261 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ..BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva ... BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlenc .. BR 8-8942 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BR 8-6386 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth ..BR 8-5358 RIchord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson Sl.-Jean . . . BR Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Martha . Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.-Mayme BR 8-5562 .-BR8-M50 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St.._ . . —BR 8-5394 . BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginio BR 8-2341 Rolpli Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R> R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .BR 8-6054 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen ... Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine ...BR B-4198 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys Carl F. Vinfon, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo ... BR 8-4036 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-2818 BR 8-8609 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte .. ..BR 8-5475 Chorles Flske, R, R. No. 2-Ruth .... BR 8-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ..BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ....BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Hermione .. BR 8-2288 Edward C. Hoitz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen . BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce.-BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite. BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6276 Arlo Musser, R. R, No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice... BR 8-8546 Dr, K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha.. BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Keith Pearce, 350 Morshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-2979 — BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel... BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor .—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. .— —BR 9-9169 C. Aifrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn .. BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle'Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.. BR 8-8318 ■ t •- Suzanno ... . ... Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Published Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . . Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie WEZKS QU-ALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME _ Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis . 'Rotary REFLECTOR H. BR 8-5554 BR 8-5585 .BR 8-4243 .BR 8-2128 . BR 8-4159 . BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Bolavia, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 . FREDERICK . Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Daugherfy—Grotchen BR 8-6730 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 The COLDWATER 1 .. Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann I- BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 �*'.He Profits Most Whh Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 6, i960 NEXT TUESDAY—'Arlo Musser has the program^ BOARD DECISION—The directors decided Arlo^ being a busy man during Thursday that the club will participate with other service clubs in the Hospitality Day dinner to be staged at Masonic Temple Tuesday night. May 17, of Mchigan Week. The club will hold its regular meeting at the summer construction season, we haven't been able to catch up with him learn Tirtiat he has in mind. * * * noon with members urged to attend the even ing session. Tickets for the evening fete will be Sil.^O, according to ■— GET DETAILS—The members got all of the details in connection with the Harold Goodholm, Rotaiy's representative on the local Michigan Week committee. current proposal to construct a munici pal swimming J>ool through the popular subscription method from Dale Dean Tuesday. it ■it ■jf MORE ACTION—The board also voted to Bert Faller, program chairman, in vited Dale to talk on the project and Dale, as always, did it in a complete honor the club's past presidents who are still members by providing them with a special type medallion that proclaims the fact that they are past presidents. It was also decided that membership cards issued to this select group in the future will also designate that they have served Coldwater Rotary at the top level. manner. «- ■it SURPRISE GUEST—District Gov. Clarence was an unexpected guest at Tuesday's meeting. His visit wasn't intended as a surprise but the letter he wrote President Harvey proclaiming * ^P.S. Maybe it is coming We forgot to mention that the to be Forddy Anderson, Michigan State University's basketball coach, and a ,darned interesting speaker. V/e know this'to be true, having heard him. Edwin Novricki, Kenneth Yesh and Dick Schultz of Bronson, were the other visiting Rotarians this week. it Dave Pawlowski, St. Charles High School senior, was the week's student guests ■it it ""speaker for the Hospitality Day dinner is his plans, still hadn't been received by the latter Thursday. by Pony Express. •» it it A dapper city dude bought an old broken-down horse from a cattleman. Vift-iat in the world are you planning to do with that old nag?" the cattleman * asked. EARLY LEAVERS—Fewer than a week "I'm going to race him," the dude said. ago. * "Well," the cattleman replied, "You'll win»" WANDERERS—Andrews, Burandt, Harris, Joseph, McComb, McKeith, Putnam, Shomo, Skabo, Thomas, Treat, Wiggins, Clyde and ■it Warren Williams. * it it it The way vre feel today, that nag could give us a 90-yard start and still beat us in a lOO-year race. Which is just another vray of saying we've had * WAjjTED—A program for May 2hth. it for this week. -**06 Lew Pennington. SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Unign Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotaonol Church — W«dnetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgei Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hot«l - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 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9591 NOITCELE YB SRECIFFO —ecnodneltA namriahC ,nosdivaD enauD ecivreS bulC SEETTIMMOC .HCIM ,RETAWDLOC FO BULC YRATOR �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, April 29, i960 DISTRICT LiEISr—Here are tv.'O more speaker before the meeting starts, explain that business wall make it necessary for you to depart early and express your -i'egrets. comialttees for the district session here Hay lii-1^. Chairman i>uke tells us vre overlooked them last week when published the others. Our guess is that it was more difficult for Dutch to find a half hour to talk to us than it would have been Room Committee—Chet Allemier, chaimanj Gust Burandt, Bert Fuller, Harold Goodholm and Ken Olnsted. for the "early leavers" to find a half hour to listen to wh^he had to say. Decorations—Chuck Bacon, chair man; Arlo Husser, Bob Hagle, George Owers, Craig Sebald, Robert Svreet, Tom Collins and Bob Hav/ley. ■5^ * TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Elwood Larsen, O^incy; V/endell IIathav:ay and Ray Smith, Bronson; Dob ]3enge, Food costs for the two-day meeting; Saturday lunch, Reading, Saturday dinner, $2,50; Breakfast, and Sunday lunch, V?l,2^. odrl Vinton, Jr., of St, Joseph, was the guest of his father, Carl, while Dick Fender, of Augusta, was a * guest of V/arren Williams, SERIJONETTE—V«e vreren't cut out to be a preacher BUT IT 3EE}.iS TO US ilike Voss, St, diaries High School senior, was the weekly student guest and was introduced by Dale Dean. TFIAT: s^uite a few Coldwater Rotarians are missing part of the benefits to be derived from Rotary membership by making a general practice of leaving before the T;eekly prograras. ELSEbHElffi—Burandt, Fallen, lyiusser. Teeter, baldron, Les \iise and Yingling Every member, from time to time, will find it necessary to leave the Yfeekly club meetings early. However, fellas. President Harvey could have that 100 per cent meeting he has been dreaming of). (a short list and if you all make up ' this need not and should not become a regular thing. ■Or This week was an example of v/hat we are driving at. Chuck Bacon, LOGICaL FELLOb program chairman, induced his col league, Dutch Ivieier, to give up tiiae "I dreai.i every night about base ball, " the patient told his psychia from his busy day to talk to Rotary on a most iiaportant subject. Those who stayed to hear the talk v.'ere well paid for the time spent. trist, "Don't you dream about anything else, girls for instance?" There v/ere six members v/ho "WhatI And miss my turn at bat?" signed the "early leaver" list this week. However, 1^ or I6 took off -it -if when the time came for the talk to Seems like we've struck out, so so long until next week, .start, Every Rotarian knows when he arrives for a meeting whether he ''^aust leave early that day. SCB It is only common courtesy to sign the list. If you cannot stay, it also is conunon courtesy to seek out the day's You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ OUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. COMMITTEES Competitor Club Service Employer-Employee RelationsJoseph Reiderer, Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles HARVEY BENT CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Vice President Van Aken. Secretory Club Bulletin— Treasurer Asst. See-.Treas. 11—C. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Information- Magazine- Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 peeial — At the call of the President District 636 rotary iNTERNATiONAi PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary HAROLD T. THOMAS 29—C. Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan 6—. Wayne Woy. 27-W. Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. International Contacts- International Information- Axner Olson, Albert Faller. leavenworth—Children's May—1960 3~M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. 24—C. Sebald. 24—G. Burondt. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Potterson—Competitor Re June—1960 7—K. Putnam. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dally—ladies' Night. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 21-P. JuIy-1960 5—H. 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. RIbble. 28-H. J. McKnight. January—1960 Bill Mllnes, Gus Burandt. Kornstien—Internotional 26-H. Koelbel. lations. international Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. The Rotary Foundation— 29—V. Party. Bobler. McComb. 29-J. Etsweiler. Chester Allemier, Jim 22—R. Moore. 19—H. Joseph. November—1959 8—R. Bobler. International Service Willioms. Pearee—Rurai-Urban. 12—K. 20—B. Howley—Ladies' Night. Hermon Koelbel, Bill 8-W. 15—K. 5—P. Hurley. Anderson—Trade Assoc. George Owers, Dick Moore, Youth— 15—K. Pearee-Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. Day. 13—R. Toupalik. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Way. Aprii-1960 October-1959 Axner Olson, Chairman Sergoant-at-Arms— Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. INTERNATIONAL Bacon. Student Guests- Information- Rotary informationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Informa tion. Public Van Aken. Howard Teeter, Ray Fox AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND March-1960 ProgramDon Harris, Wilford Coulllard. Warner P.M. Treat. 23-W. Pearee—4-H Fair 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundotion. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loansployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Regular — First Thursday each Month, Sweet. 9-W. 18—Governor's visit Associations- Keoth Pearee, Alfred Rice, War 2—W. 25—B. K. Frank McConkey. Clyde Wllliamt, Choirmon Boys and Girls Week— February—1960 16—R. YIngling—Com. Safety. John Etswcller, VInce Kornstlen. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward-Occupational. Community Service Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Mogozine. Swart. September—1959 Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam FellowshipLos Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyDIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donald Harris, Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. Duano Davidson, John Clyde Willioms, Axner Olsor>, Wilford C. Cooillord, Crippled ChildrenRichard PROGRAMS Phil Ribbie, Jess Woldron, Trade Soton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. ROTARY 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Four-Way TestOccupational Classification— President EX5NALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY L. Woodward, Olin Dolly. 1959 • 1960 1959-1960 August—1959 Ken Leavenworth. Attendance— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Potterson, Harry Joseph. Faller. 26—B. Mllnes-international Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. Inf. 19-R. Fox. 26—J. Woldron. Tha above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to ehonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having spedol programs such os Lodies' Night, moy oppoint a committee to assist with the Sefolls. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 NAME NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwoter-Foy BR 8-5563 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sl.-RuJh BR 8-5358 iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme BR 8-6843 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy - BR 8-6501 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfiold Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-4486 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane-Kothryn . - . BR 8-M33 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Mortho . — - Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marione BR 8-6821 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.-Peg — Richord Biringer, 53 N. Hudson St.—Joan . -BR 8-8086 William Bobier. 280 Grand St.-Margoret . BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee. 171 Grand St.—Clara -.BR 8-5891 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Guvorrle Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola BR 8-40B6 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene -BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane BR 8-2018 Ouone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo . BR 8-6609 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen — -BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille .. .. BR 8-6598 Albert Falter, 95 N. Hancholt St.—Charlotte - . BR 8-5475 Chorles Fiske, R, R. No. 2-Ruth BR 9-9106 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie —BR 8-6050 E. Ken Leovenwofth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 BR 8-5412 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—louro BR 8-W86 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — . - --- -BR 8-5394 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Mairon .. _BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia . BR 8-2841 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No, 3-Rulh Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-2261 Suzanna Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia BR 9-9360 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy BR 8-4229 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Refha... Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice ,BR 8-4159 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Keith Pearee, 350 Morshoil St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicogo St.—Gathel — BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Potnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil RIbble, 35'/2 Morse St. . . ROTARIANS . _ BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Botovia, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia ... Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 9-9169 Joseph Riederor, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Coroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita... BR 8-8318 .. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglos Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Notalie BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 I Sec. 3d.&6. P. I. & R. PR AY E FOR PEAC i PREBSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, illCH. by MICHIGAN ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS . Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. l-Wllmo C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.. BR 8-2451 Meeting Time: TUESDAY VISITING ..BR 8-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann _ BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R- No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice ..BR 8-2128 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine — BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Alice BR 8-8546 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER p.m., BR 8-8942 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treot, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Wllliom A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite BR 8-2485 1 i2:15 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-2930 BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise... BR 8-5842 The COLDWATER Published Phone No. . Conrad Wart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude -. OR 8-2864 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlono —BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Vlrginlo George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ..BR 8-5996 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris -.BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy BR 8-^90 BR 8-5562 WELCOME *.'t • . yii INC, �"He Projizs Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 21, I960 The three speakers Trere Jim lb.ce, LOOK THIS OVER—-Here are the to be hosted by our club May llj-l^® Judith Weeks and Peg Walton® Their faculty advisor, Gerhard Carlson, Your cooperation will be necessary introduced coiamittees for the District Assembly to make the them® event a success.. •it it Executive Committee—Duane VISITORS—Rotarians Bill Bryant, Hillsdale; Gil Pilliod, Angola, Ind®; Arnold Austin, Union City; Nels Weber and Henry Gomley, Bronson; Bill Hanichen and Elwood Larsen, Quincy. Davidson, chain,ian| Don Harils, Harvey Bent and Dick Biringer® SergeanVat-Aimis—Carl Vinton, chairmanj bantford Jolley and John Etvreilero Don Shomo, Jr®, was aguest of his father. Ben Fensen, CHS senior, was the vfeekly student guest and was introduced by Harry Joseph® - Reception Committee—Ernest Luse, chairman^ Noel Shedd, Ken Leaverworth, Russ Moore, Ralph Toupalik and Byron Thomas« it it Registration Committee—A1 Butterfield, chairman; Ax Olson, Ray Pitts, Wayne Vfay, Les liVise, Fred Weeks and Doug Woodward® ELSEVftlERE—Andrews, Biringer, Dale Dean, Harris, Kennedy, Komstein, Leavenvforth, LicKeith, Olmsted, Olson, Pennington, Sv/eet, Waldron, Clyde IVilliams and Yingling® Food Committee—Fred Anderson, chairman; Fred Culy, Harry Joseph, Conrad Swart and it it Boyd Wiggins® EARLY LEiiVERS—Eight -vvlio signed pJLus several others® liEXT TUESDAY—Chuck Bacon is it taking over the program and ivill present a medical-surgical col it THINGS it TO REldEMBER league, Dr. Harold (Dutch) Meier, as his speaker® No one has a better command of the language than the one who keeps his mouth Uutch recently was honored by shut® being named chairman of the council of the liLchigan State Medical Soc iety® The council is that group's governing body® You're only young once® it takes After that another excuse. A modern vdfe jumps when a husband •5«- hollers at her—right down his throat. it Another thing more blessed to give MOI^Y WELL SPENT—That was the opinion of the members this week after hearing a review of the 11th annual Rotary-sponsored Model United than to receive is Nations Assembly held recently at Hillsdale college. his rind. advice. It is a v;omen's privilege to change it -it it WE'RE BLUSHING—Honest Injun, we didn't The summary of this year's MUNA remember we session v^as presented by three of the six local high school students sent to the two-day meeting by Coldwater Rotary. hadn't written last week's bulletin until U8 hours after the time it should have been delivered. SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregarionol Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMIHEES Duano Davidson, Chairman 19S9 • 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Charles L. Woodward, Olin Dally. Treasurer Asst. See.-Treas. Duane Etovldson, John Dean, Clyde Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Cooillard, Biringer. Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Board of Directors Meetings P.M. pecial — At the coll of the President ^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. ProgramDon Harris, Wilford CouUlard. Public INTERNATIONAL Von Aken. Howord Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotory Informoliors— Robert Shaw, Dr. K. I. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Carl John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Lansing, Michigon 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Scholorships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. ren Williams. Loans— Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Byron Thomos, Harold McKnighl Youth- Herman Koelbel, International 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Relations- Patterson—Competitor Re Service IS-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. lations. Information- Jonuary—1960 Student Projects- 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Falter. Aprll-1960 5—P. Hurley. Leavenworth—Children's Parly. 19—H. Joseph. Moy-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Mutser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June-1960 14—O. Dally—Lodles' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. International Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—Internatloncil Day. 7—K. Putnom. Internotlonal The Rotary 22-R. 31—L. Pennlngton. Decembeir—1959 B—R. Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Pearce—Ruroi-Urbon. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burondt. Bill Bobler. Contacts- Treat. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Woy. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29-J. Etsweiler. Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 27-W. Bobier. Keath Peorce, Alfred Rice, War Sweet. 9-W. 12—K. 13—R. Toupalik. Wayne Way. International Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Anderson—Trade Assoc. 20—B. Hawley—Lodles' Night. George Owers, Dick Moore, Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-ol-Arms— INTERNATIONAL tion. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman 29—C. Bacon. Boys ond Girls Week— Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam October-1959 6—. 2-W. 15—K. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Associations- February—1960 March-1960 Pearce-4-H Foir September—1959 Student Guests- Information— Magozino. Swort. 25-B. K. Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward. Don Shorno, Worner PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Crippled Children- Magazine- Membership- Regular — First Thursday each Month, PRESIDENT 11—C. Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. 12:15 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Joseph Reiderer, Trade Fellowship— DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donald Horris, Richard Employer-Employee Relations- Occupationol Informotion— Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Classification— Frank McConkey. President Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Vice President Van Akon. Secretory Club Bulletin— ROTARY August—1959 Ken Leovenworth. Attendonce— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959.1960 Relotions— Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service 19-B. Foller. 26—B. Milnes—international July-1960 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 19-R. Fox. inf. 26—J. Wofdron. Thn above Is oor arooram schedule for the yeor 1959-60. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the progrpm cholrman of the ^ange. Members having spedal progroms such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier. R. R. No; 5, Coldwater-Foy BR8-55M Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane-Kothryn .-|R8-M33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth — -BR B-M58 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dfive-Mar|orie BR 8-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma BR 8-WW Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Martha — —BR 8-5562 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme BR8-W50 Hermon Koelbel, IIS. Jefferson St.—Peg.55?'?19? H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy ._ BR 8-6^1 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie -BR 8-6316 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann ... ..BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virglnio . BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5342 Gust C. Burandf, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-4486 James K McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura 8R8-W86 Frank I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. - . ..... BR 8-K94 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva . . . BR 8-5412 Rolserf Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene ..-BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . . BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Harold McKnight, Coldwoler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys-..-BR 8-6278 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ... BR 8-5585 Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice —BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice . ...BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen BR 8-6730 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand Sl.-Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora . BR 8-6843 BR 8-5386 55 Guvarrle Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola -- BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .BR 8-6054 - .-BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo .BR 8-8609 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—Colleen.-BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille ..BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchetl St.—Charlotte —BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . — — —BR8-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore —BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake--... BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hormione —BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3. Cold. Lake-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Joiley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-MM Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth.. -- BR §-2261 Milford A. McKeith. 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen _.BR 8-2947 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolnq—BR 8-4198 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho —BR 9-9360 Rolph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Suzanne - Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy . Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.—Galhel---BR 8-5902 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1—Wilma . .. Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogoe St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Warren Williams, Balavia, Michigan—LaMolne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia ... BR 8-4424 Phil Ribble. 35'/2 Morse St. - - BR 8-6161 - - BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice. R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelvn .BR 8-2451 Joseph Riaderer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Chorles Schmlft, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . BR 8-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Mjrrison Lk;-»-Rifa._ BR 8-8318 FREDERICK H: QUALITY SPRING 11 COLDWATER, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., VISITING ROTARfANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice BR 8-4159 - BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 9-9511 ^Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-5554 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Eilzobefh . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorrolne .. BR 8-5975 ^ The COLDWATER Published - EKS PRODUCTS, HIGH. INC �April 20, I960 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Major Classification Minor Classification Fred Neer Automobile Industry Tires, Retailing, Additional Active Signed - J. A, Kennedy, Secretary �■' « -■■ . : 'J- ^ -.it ■: :r'. -i ?,»I} , ( r-. f \ -"i 'i -C ? 1i/ I .j '■>'^' i . , c. 4$ •* -■ vCiS A.:: X ^ i ■= I • V i i ->^1 \''t. -- \.f J .i L'; .■! idc ? O '-Sivi" ic iK. i.rv.: �'He Profits Mqst Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The.Singingest Club in the U. S. A.. April 8, 1960 NEXT TUESDAY—The club vail hold Orers, Sebald, l«aldron, and Vdggins- its annual Children's Day party at the noon luncheon meeting TuesdayEach member is asked to bring his own children or borrow a child for the •jf . GRO\nNG AGAIN—The club vrelcomed occasion- ^ilo^O for his ovm meal and ^1-50 for two new members this week- Del Wise, Coldwater high school music director, and Fred Culy, manager of Daniels Jewelry Store, v/ere introduced to the club by Don Harris and Bob Hawley, his guest- respectively- The cost will be the the past- same as in The Uotarian will pay Those bringing more than one child will still pay only ?^3-0Q in all- ■it Ken Leavenworth^ chairman, has annourtced that the youngsters will be entertained by Percy Abbott- As he also is a favorite vdth adults, it promises to be a real party- ON DEBIT SIDE—The Board of Directors at its monthly meeting Thursday accepted the resignation of Phil Kibble, who has found that the press of business has prevented hiia from attending meetings regularlySorry to eee you go, Phil- -M- THIS VffiEK—It was a relief to it it many to find out that these so-called "electronic brain" units really CONFIDEICE—The directors thieir confidence in our efficient aren't as smart as huiaans even if shov.^ed they do produce amazing results v;hen operated accurately by humans- sergeant-at-arms ThursdayThe board voted The club thoroughly enjoyed a talk by Andy Henry, in charge of the new RAlvIAC 6^0 installation at Federal-Mogul, and thanks to Paul ?Iurley for securing the program- to send the club's check for C^250<>0Q to the Itotaiy Founda tion fund after learning that Carl has collected ^173»9h in fines during the period from July 1, 1959, to March 31, i960. The directors seem to feel it will be no trick at all for Carl to collect the rest before the end of the current club year- TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Itotarians Bill Campbell, Henry Goinley, Jerry Pearce, Bert 17ard and Bob Stocker, all of Bronsoni C- D- McKenzie and Vvilmar I.ioore, Quincyj Ralph Byers, Brentwood, Mo-5 and John Snell, vrho extended his Lansing club's invita tion to attend the upcoming district conference in that city- P. We are inclined to agree it it COlllUNITY SERVJG 3 DEP' T - Prez Kirrvey has renamed John Dean as Rotary's representative on the Community Chest board and has designated Olin Dally as the other member.. Phil Phillips, Detroit, v^as a guest of Bob Stocker, v/hile TomGresge and Ron Philbrick vrere the weekly"student ^ests •5J- S, vri.th them« In case you don't read the papers. Bob Yingling, v;ho has served the city on its Planning Conmiission, was nailed Third Ward alderman this v/eek.. Congrats ■it MISSING FACES—Allemier, Bob! Butterfield, Dale Dean,. GoodhOl^Ti, Korntein, McKeith, Milnes, tlussep ■» it it SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. SRONSON — CongregaHonal Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendiy Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMIHEES Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles Prasidenf DONALD M. HARRIS FRED WEEKS Olin Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul HurleyFellowship— Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Information- Noel Shodd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Warner P. M. peciol - At the coll of the President ^^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Hawloy. Lansing, Michigan ren Williams. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Herman Koelbol, Bill Bobler. International Service Information- Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Foller. 22-R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—International Day. 12—K. 5—P. Hurley. Patterson—Competitor 17—A. Rice—Student Ooy. 31—L. Penninglon. Re June-1960 7—K. Putnam. lations. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 21-P. RIbbie. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Aliemier. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 24-C. Sebald. December—1959 5—J. Koelbel. May—1960 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 8—R. leovenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. 26-H. November—1959 January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. Apnl-1960 15-5. Jolly. International Student Projects- Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupaiik. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. 24—G. Burandt. Student GuestsYouth- Way. October—1959 17—J. Loans— International John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Bacon. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. ContactsChester Aliemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Woodward—Occupational. 29—C. International Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-at-Arms- INTERNATIONAL 22—C. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Von Aken. Progrom— Don Harris, V^lford Couillard. Public 15—K. 27-W. Bobier. Wayne Way. Treat. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. March—1960 20—B. Howley-Ladies' Night. George Owers, Dick Moore, Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, PRESIDENT Crippled Children— Sweet. 9-W. 23-W. Pearce-4-H Fair tion. Ralph Toupaiik, Web Treat. 2-W. 18—Governor's visit 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— Craig Scbald, Ken Putnam Moore. Birlnger. Swart. February—1960 25-B. K. Associations- Duono Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil RIchord Magazine. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyMagazine- PROGRAMS September—1959 Phil Ribbfe, Jess Woldron, Frank McConkey. DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donold Horris, liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, ROTARY August—1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary n-C. Four-Woy Test- Trade Van Aken. Asst. Sec.-Treas. Joseph Reiderer, Oceupotionol Classification— Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT — Woodward, Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT L. Employer-Employee RelationsKen Lcavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ElECTION 1959-1960 Relations- Roy C. Patterson,^-lorry Joseph. Club Service 19-R. Foller. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. Fox. 26—J. Waldron. The above is our program schedule for the jreaf 1959-60. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the progrom choirrnon of the c}]<"noe-_ DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 oroarams. such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the dotoils. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay |R 8*5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothrvn BR 8-W33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rufh-- ...BR 8-5350 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther fR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Morgaret BR 8-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clora oiSax 15 a",5fl Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfleld Dr.—Josephine - BR 8-4486 Guvorrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola .. 88 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lone—Jane. BR 8-2818 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Duane E. Dovldson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo ...BR 8-8609 John T, Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Volerle John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Chorics Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 r—-- . —8R 8-28M Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Dons —BR 8-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore - .-BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce.—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham Sf.-Morlho Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme BR 8-5790 BR 8-5562 ...BR 8-6050 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ BR 8-6^1 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E, Chicogo St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Rolh .. -BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Lauro Fronk L. McConkey. 95 S. Monroe St BR 8-6386 BR 8-5394 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Ralph Toupaiik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen— BR 8-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwafer State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Aflo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice—BR 8-B5^ BR 8-2128 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite .-BR 8-2485 RIchord Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 8-2539 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth -BR 8-5996 Rov C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce BR 8-2979 Keith Peorce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel—BR 8-5902 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. . ., C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn—BR 8-2451 Joseph Rlederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Corollne 8R-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget - BR 8-5714 Crolg Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita—BR 8-8318 « BR 8-5554 Suzanna Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys . .. John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen by MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . BR 8-5595 BR 8-4243 BR 8-6730 Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy .. .. .. . BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice . . _ BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo .... BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Botavla, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-CeMa Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 . Douglos Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie .BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 P. ->EA( FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, KICH, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12:15 BR 8-5412 BR 8-8942 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Artene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . _ BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, . . Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo The COLDWATER Published Phone No. ..DR 8-2930 . BR 8-6341 BR 8-5842 .BR 8-6316 .BR 8-4350 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann . INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, April 1, i960 NEXT TUESDAY—Paul Hurley, pro TODAY'S THOUGHT—The measure gram chairman for next Tuesday, is of a man is the opposition it takes to discourage hiirf® planning to present fellow-vforker Andy Henry of F-M Service a Andy vdll tell the club about the electronic ■jf "brain" installed last year at the local F-M Plant® QUOTES (from Tuesday's address by Dr® Hannah)— This electronic device is a machine v/ith a magical rfiemory and astonishing capacity for storing of Vi'e must not damn a man because he is black, or exalt him because he facts and figures® Andy, -who works with it, should have an interesting is white® stoiy to pass on to us® The role of education is to make better citizens® ® • • and to improve the lot of all peoples® AN ORCHID—To Keath Pearce and Brazil ^vill become one of the four his aides for a top flight iiuralUrban Night shindig® . or five major countries of the world® The most important domestic problem facing the United States is that of civil rights® This v/eek's program, featuring Dr® John Hannah, president of liflichigan State University, was a success from every viev.rpoint—big crowd, ample and appetizing dinner, fine music and a speaker vdth the ability to talk for 90 minutes vdthout losing his audience® The one resource this country must not squander is the ability of its children ¥/e should be interested in Y/hat happens elsewhere in the world • . , one-third of the raw materials used Oh yes, there were no early leavers! by American industry have to be im ported by ship® \dthout these, we cannot maintain the standard of living ■a- we noT/ enjoy® VISITING HOTARIANS—No noon meeting this week but the foUovf- South Viet Nam, through technical ing Rotarians were checked in: Nels Vfeber, Jack Schafer and Dick Schultz, all of Bronson, and and educational aid extended by this country, has become a bastion of our democratic philosophies. Bryce Twitty of Angola, Ind® * ■it to learn® Education will have a significant role in determining the future course * of the vrorld® ABSElfTEES—Allemier (made up at Quincy), Bacon (ditto Union City), •{}■ Couillard, Etsweiler, Faller, Fox, Goodholm (Sturgis), Hurley, Kernedy, SCB Joseph, McComb, LicKeith, NcKnight, Olmsted (c^incy), Olson, Owers, Nibble, Sebald, Shav/, Sweet, Toupalik, Treat, Waldron, V.'ay, Chuck and Doug Vioodward® ' You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Chur^ — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Hort Hotel ~ Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES Club Service Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS Classification— President Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Asst. Sec.-Treas. Hurley. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. MembershipDoug Woodword, Don Shorno, Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursday each Month, Warner P. M. pedal — At the call of the President ROTARY Van Aken. Don Horrls, Wilford Coultlard. Public INTERNATIONAL Information- Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Frank McConkey. tion. 29—C. Sergeant-at-Arms— Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan 27-W. Wayne Way. ren Williams. Loans- Fred Anderson, Miiford McKeith. Herman Koelbel, Bill International Contacts- International Information- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. 29—V. Kornstien—International Day. Lecvenworth—Children's Porty. 17—J, 10—A. Musser. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. 3—M. A. McKeith. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 24-C. Sebaid. 31—L. Pennlngton. Patterson—Competitor Re lations. June—1960 7—K. Putnam. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 21-P. Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. international Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennlnglon. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. Moore. Mav-1960 8—R. Bobler. Pearce—Rural-Urbon. 22—R. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundotlon. December—1959 International Service 8—W. Williams. 15—K. 26-H. Koelbel. 24—G. Burandt. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnighf Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodword. 19—H. Joseph. Bobier. November—1959 Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Treat. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Woy. 12—K. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnIght. Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Vocatlonol Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George Owers, Dick Moore, Sweet. 9-W. Apirl-1960 5—P. Hurley. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupallk. 20—B. Hawley—Lodies' Night. Rural-Urban— Youth- Bacon. October-19S9 6—. 2-W. 15—K. John Etsweilcr, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys ond Girls Week— February—1960 March-1960 Fair 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Pearce—4-H September—1959 Student Guests— Howard Teeter, Roy Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Mogazine. Swart. 25—B. K. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Program- "^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational InformationPhil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Crippled Children—_ Magazine- PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Ralph Toupallk, Web Treot. Moore. liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couiilord, 12:15 11-C. Crolg Sebaid, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Safety- DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent. Donald Harris, ROTARY 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Trade Associations- Van Aken. Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Richard L. Woodward, Olin Dally. 1959 - 1960 1959-1960 August-1959 Ken Lcavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY EIECTION Relations— Roy C. Potterson, Harry. Joseph. Employer-Employee RelationsJoseph Reideref, January—1960 July-1960 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 19-B. Foller. 26—B. 19-R. Fox. Milnes—Internatlonol Inf. 26—J. Woldron. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dales with another member, advise the Proa;am chairman of the change. Members having special pfQQrams such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the oetcils. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St-Ruth BR 8-M33 .-.-BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Marione BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther .. Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara • Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BRB-5386 ..BR 8-5891 BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .. BR 8-6054 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Martha Phone No. BR 8-5790 BR 8-5562 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg .- BR 8-2930 . .. -BR 8-6341 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva BR 8-4350 _..BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arleno BR 8-3942 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen _-BR 8-2947 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion ..BR 8-4222 E, Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupallk, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Harold McKnighf, Coidwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine— John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Phone No. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . —BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie . ..BR 8-6316 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy - BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. lose, R. R. No. 3-Roth BR 8-2261 BR 8-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road-Valerie Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-6050 ^5 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone . . Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo .68 8-8609 NAME Suzanna _ BR 8-5554 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha -BR 8-8546 BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 6-5475 BR 8-5318 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2^9 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrice Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ... BR 8-6161 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 BR 8-5909 .-BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen ..BR 8-6730 _.BR 8-2864 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth -BR 8-5996 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-6517 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Penningfon, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel—BR 8-5902 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R- No. 1—Wilma Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Hermlone ... BR 8-2288 Kenneth Putnam, Tl E, Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. — BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn—BR 8-2451 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle,Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyce .-BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget _ Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 9-9511 Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth Ray Fox, 16 Morfison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-5942 . BR 8-4435 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Alleen _ __ ._.BR 8-6687 Cralg Sebaid, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita— BR 8-8318 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8233 .. .. BR 8-4424 - ...BR 8-5033 '■CE JcfJ VA The COLDWATER } Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. 'Rotary REFLECTOR P R AV F'Of PEAt 1 FREDERICK QUALITY H. WEEKS SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Iilarch 19o0 Bob bhaw had Horace 'Loodv/ard, NO NOON MEETIIJG—There yriXi be former Coldwater no noon meetiirg of the club next Tuesday. Instead5 vre will assemble resident and now a naval officer, as his guest. at 6:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple for our annual itaral-Urban Night dinner with Dr, John Ao Hannah,, I/b-chlgan State University president^ as our guest speaker Glen Pearce, GliS senior, was the weekly student giiest and was introduced by Santford Jolley. it it Each Eotarian is supposed to bring a rural friend or seme other guest* Viith the Lions and Kiv/anians joining with us, it locks like a big night* * * E/lRLY LEaVEPiS—Ei#it of our members plus a lot of guests. ABSENTEES—^Anderson, Biringer, Bobier, Burandt, Couillard, Goodholm, Kennedy, Leavenyrorth, McComb, McKnight, Patterson, Penningtou^—\ ■it- OUR BABY-'-George Owers, this week's program chairman, enlight ened the members relative to it it Putnam. ^Idbble„ VJaldron^ Vfay^lyde ) the V/illiams^r Ylngling and the Vtoodward's annual Easter Seal campaign -which Coldwater Rotary sponsors and which he is heading for the second year. Les, Chuck and Doug. a George reported that tiiis year's drive has 0l,6OO as its goal—— slightly higher than the ^lU77 raised COPIED—The Three Rivers Rotary Reporter observes that "every Rotary-Ann needs five husbands—— an intellectual companion, a muscular toller, a financial genius, a roman tic playboy, and a practical plumber!" last year. He reported that 23 county cases were given aid during the past year from the ^0 percent of the monies retained by the county chapter* He followed his talk by showing a movie ■it it it FULL HOUSE—The 7th annual vrhich illustrates the vrork'being done throughout Michigan for the benefit of crippled children and Vicksburg Rotarj'- Minstrel show recently played a one night stand and adults •, attracted 3^900 persons at i?l per, according to the DG's monthly letter* Each Rotarian, along v/ith other residents of the county, wiil soon be receiving their Easter seals through the mails. "When they arrive, it a it NEXT QUESTION don't forget, this drive is ''cur baby" and certainly deserves our heaj,'ty Son: Papa, v/hat is the person called who brings you in contact with the spirit vrarld? support. ■a Fathers A bartender, my son. LOTS OF GUESTS—Seven Br-onson Rotarians, Jack Schaefer, Bob Stocker, Ydlliam Campbell, Glen Barnett, Ed Facklam, Bud Higbie and Nels ITeber "made up" wi.th us this week, as well it it it AND THAT DOES IT. as Ralph Byers of Brentwood, Mo?, Joe L3eall and lynn Curtice of Sturgis, SOB and Elmer Dob son of Ouincy. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogational Church — Wodnesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles Dally. 1959 . 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Olin Classiifcation— President Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Vice President 1959-1960 Employer-Employee Relations- Joseph Reiderer, Van Aken. Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Selon Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational InformationPhil Ribble, Jess Woldron, MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursdoy each Month, 12:15 Warner Van Aken. P. M. pecial - At the coll of the President PRESIDENT ROTARY Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. Public INTERNATIONAL 29—C. Rotary InformationRobert Show, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dole GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY May—1960 Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKelth. Byron Thomas, Horold McKnIght Youth- Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobier. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor Re Informotion— 5—J. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. The Rotary FoundationAxner Olson, Albert Fallen Putnom. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. June—1960 7—K. 15-S. Jolly. International Student Prorects— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. A. McKeith. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. lations. internotlonal Service 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Leavenworth—Children's 26-H. Koelbel. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. Loons- international Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Lansing, Michigan ren Williams. Kornstien—International Party. November—1959 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweller. John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Keath Pearee, Alfred Rice, War Moore. 19—H. Joseph. Bobier. Infernafionai Contacts- Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Rural-Urban— 22—R. 29—V. 12—K. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. 27-W. Williams. 15—K. Peoree—Rural-Urban. Day. Aprll-1960 5—P. Hurley. 6—. Anderson-Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupalik. Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-at-Arms— Carl VInton, S. Jolly. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Bacon. October—1959 Wayne Way. 16—R. YInglIng—Com. Sofety. 8-W. John Etsweller, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde William*. Chairman Boys and Girls Week— Sweet. Treot. 1—D. Woodward. Informa tion. Associations— 2-W. 9-W. Mareh-1960 15—K. Peoree—Rurol-Urban. Foir September—1959 8—K. Olmsted-Rotory Frank McConkey. Student Guests- Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Pearce-4-H February—1960 23-W. Way. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Program- ^[strict 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Magazine. 25-B. K. Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam FellowshipSafetyDIRECTORS-Horvov _Bent, Donald Horris, Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Cyae Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Crippled ChildrenMogozineGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Biringer. Noel Shcdd, Leslie Woodward. PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Trade ROTARY Au9ust-T959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary 11—C. Swart. Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations— Ro> C. Patlerspn, Harry Joseph. Club Service 19—B. Fallen 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. 19-R. Fox. 26—J. Woldron. ThA above it our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chalmcn of the change. Members having spMial programs such os Ladies' Night, may oppoini a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - J UNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR 8-M63 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilmo Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.-Ruth Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn.-_ BR 8-M33 -, . BR 8-M58 Dr. Chofles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Martone BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther .. .oR8-6843 Richard Biringer. 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean ....BR 8-8086 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Morlho ... BR 8-5790 BR 8-5562 BR 8-wM Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg -- BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrifeld Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy - BR 8-6TO1 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Ruth —BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Louro BR 8-6386 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. . .. ^'^§"52?^ .BR 8-2818 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerite.. BR 8-2485 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora In f'???] Cuvarrie Cotfman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola BR 8-4006 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo .. BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Efsweiior, Jr., 37 Foirifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen — BR 8-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldv/oler State Homo—Carol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys — BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore —BR 8-6517 Keiih Pearce, 3W Morshall St.—Lorraine. BR 8-5975 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor.- BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35'/? Morse St. 8R9-9169 Albert Fallor, 95 N. Honehott St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ..BR 8-5318 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elirabolh ..BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace BR 8-2979 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicogo St.—Gathel—BR 8-5902 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake.. ...BR 8-4435 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Hermlone BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 C. Aifrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Unipn City—Evelyn.-BR 8-2451 Charles FIske, R. R. No. 2-Rufh . . _._BR 8-2864 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirifeld Dr.—Aileen . ._ —BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce.-BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel —BR 8-6788 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-B290 Charles Sehmitf, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget . —BR |-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita._ BR 8-8318 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Noel Sh^d, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia. . BR 8-6341 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd,—Arlene . . Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinfon, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delio. BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . . BR 8-6730 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 Freo H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis . BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wllmo BR 8-8238 Worren Williams, Botavio, Michigon—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Ceila Chorles Woodward, 163 MarshafI St. . .. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott—Natalie FOi PEAC H. WEEKS SPRING COLDWATER, COLDWATER, BR 8-4243 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. QUALITY ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5554 Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann... BR 8-5535 PRAY FREDSRICK by BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Rotary REFLECTOR Published BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise . BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.-Gertrude ....BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo BR 8-5412 The COLDWATER 1 ... PRODUCTS. MICH. INC, t �\'0 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Sinsinsest Club in the U. S. A. March l8, i960 BON VOYAGE—Iteci IvicKnight; (tlje lucky guy), accompanied by his Rp.iary- > introduced by Olin Dally, Roy Arlo I-tuspr. ' Patterson and Ann, Carol, and iiuss and Emily Alfe!xander, ■^eft today for rJiami, Flao, and a|two*sreeks • good will cruise in the Oaribbeauo •}f j. EARLY LEAi't'ERS—Only sisc, in cluding Wil Cou|lllard who hustled Their ports of call ¥ill include Jamaica, Haiti and Nassaijjo Red tells us he d' isn't vforried •if' about out to the Health Center for some mer, having acquired his sea leg^ on numerous canoe cruises down the | surgery. Late Ifeports indicate Wil will soon bj^ sitting pretty Au again. Sable DON'T FORGET—To bring your peats MISSING PACES—John Dean, to next Tuesday's meeting as Kei-^i John Etsweilerl Chick Kennedy, Vince Pearce vfill be taking reservatiop then Kornstein, Russ Moore, Lev^ Pennington, for Rural-Urban night March 29*'/'Dr. John Phil RLbble, Co:;^ Swart, Jess Waldron Hannah, president of liLchigan sfete and Les V/oodward University and a really top fligjjit speaker, will be the main attraction of the evening o Each Rotarian is ^pected OUR THAIGCl^To our right hand to bring a guest to the shindig,',^which v,dll be held at Masonic Temple < aide, Ray Pitts/ who got out last week's bulletin. Ray did such a good Job we are thinking of playing hookey again real soon. ' CJIANGE OP PACE—Don HarrisJ)came up with a switch in the usual of program Tuesday v^hen he preser;ted an anonymous speaker v/ho talked about an anonyiaous organization, io e«, the Alcoholics iinorymouSo * ir * * SECIffiT DESIRE—It really isn't any secret but President Harvey, like all club presidentjis, is dreaiaing of at least one 100 per cent meeting during his regime which ends July 1. The speaker, himself a member of the Hillsdale AA group, emphasized that there is help available for problem drinkers who desire such help. He gave the history of AA and reviewed the methods by Thich it operates. He can't do much about it but we can. Let's give him one. * IffiXT QUESTION PLEASE •jt She: SHORT LIST—Only two visiting ftotarians Tuesday—Henry Gomley of Bronson, and Ralph I^ers of Brentwood, Mo. clean fun He: Don't you knov/ what good, is? No, what good is it? * The weekly student guests, Ron Killian of St. Charles, and Duane Spencer and Larry Quimby of Coldwater High School, were * ' CLOSHIG THOUGHTJ " Some people are funny, for instance the man who hadn't kissed his wife in 10 years You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy i2s15 ALBION — Parker Inn' — Thursday.413:15 M. STURGIS — Storges Auditoriunr"- Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday >2:15 M. ,V ' Y . �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES Duane Davidson, Chairman Chorles Dally. 1959 - 1960 President Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY — — Secretary Club CHARLES SCHMin Olin Bulletin— Fellowship— liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Cooillord, Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Worner P. M. pedal — At the coll of the President ROTARY Van Aken. INTERNATIONAL Wilford Couillard. Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Vocational Service John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Lonsing, Michigan i Bacon. Youth- International Buyer-Seller Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Willloms. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urbon. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—International Day. 12—K. Leavenworih—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. 26-K. Koelbel. November—1959 May-1960 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Byron Thomos, Harold McKnight 8-W. Apirl-1960 5-P. Hurley. Assoc. Reiderer—Employer-Em 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. ployees. 24—C. Sebold. 24—G. Burondt. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Service 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dolly—Ladles' Night. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 21-P. Infemotiono] Contacts- International Information- Patterson—Competitor Re June—1960 Bill Bobler. 8—R. lations. 7—K. January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. Intenrational Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotory Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Folter. S—J. Ribble. Juiy-1960 5—H. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Faller. 26—B. Milnes—Internotlonal Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 19-R. Inf. Th. above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the ProBfomchoifnio't of programs such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. Putnam. 28-H. J. McKnight. Chester Atlemler, Jim McComb. 29-J. Etsweiler. Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Woodward—Occupational. 29—C. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Way. 1—D. Woodword. 22—C. 17—J. Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeont-at-Arms- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS March—1960 15—K. Pearce-Rural-Urban. 27-W. Bobier. ren Williams. Herman Koelbel, Rotary Informotion— AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND 23-W. Pearce-4-H Fair 13—R. Toupalik. 20—B. Hawley—Lodies' Night. Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Treat. 18—Governor's visit 6—. Anderson—Trade Woyne Way. Sweet. 9-W. 25-B. K. October—1959 George Owers, Dick Moore, 2-W. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. Associotions— Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— Cralg Sebold, Ken Putnam Februory—1960 11—C. Swart. tion. Student Guests- Information- Howard Teeter, Roy Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Magazine. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Loans— Don Harris, Public Shedd—Rotory Scholarships, Awards, ond Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Program- ^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS September—1959 Rurol-Urban- Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursdoy eoeh Month, PRESIDENT Information- Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Frank McConkey. Crippled Children- Magozi ne— Biringer. 12:15 Ernest Luse, Mark., Andrews. Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupollk, Web Treot. Moore. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil ROTARY John Efsweiler, Vince Kornstlen. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Horrls, Richard Four-Way Test- Trade Van Aken. Asst. Sec.-Treos. 4—N. Joseph Reiderer, Occupational Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Treasurer FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Classification— HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS 1959-1960 August—1959 Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leovenworfh. Attendance— OFFICERS BY ElECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service Fox. 26—J. Waldron. change. Members having special DON HARRIS, Program Choirman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, \ 959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwaler-Fay BR 8-5563 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathrvn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sl.-Ruth . . .. BR 8-M33 BR 8-5358 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Marfho — BR 8-5562 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . ..... BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .. BR 8-5842 Dr Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Mariorie BR 8-682) Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6843 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme .. Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy BR 8-6050 BR 9-9106 BR 8-6501 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean 88 8-5386 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E- Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BR 8-6386 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N- Hudson St.-Helen.. BR §-2947 William Bobler, 280 Grand St.-Margoref Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.-Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.-Nola BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno -8R 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .8RB-2818 Harold McKnight, Coldwater Stofe Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite.. BR 8-2485 Address and Rotory Ann Phone Ne. Robert E, Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St.—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . ..BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva .... BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M, Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion ...BR 8-8942 .. BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive-Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanne . _ BR 8-5554 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys — BR 8-6278 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann ... BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys .. . BR 8-4243 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchott St.-Chorlotte .. .-BR 8-5475 Chorles Fiske, R. R. No, 2-Ruth ....BR 8-2864 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice .—BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha . . BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ..BR 8-5996 Carl F. VInlon, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice ..BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen . _. BR 8-6730 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore —BR 8-6517 Keith Peorce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo .BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille.. ...BR 8-6598 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No, 2—Doris ..BR 8-5318 Donald M- Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy -8R 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R- R. No. 2, Morrison Loke BR 8-4435 Horold T- Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Hermione . -BR 8-2288 Edward C. Hallz, R.R. No- 3, Cold. Loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyee.-BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St,—Ethel BR 8-6788 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine —BR 8-4198 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Galhel — BR 8-5902 Ray Pitis, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. .. ...... BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1. Union City-Evelyn.. BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget . . —BR 8-5714 Crolg Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.. . BR 8-8318 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St, BR 8-5033 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Willloms, R. R. No. 1—Wilma BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Bafovia, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia BR 8-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Roberto. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie The COLDWATER I Sec. 34.66, P. L. & rT 'Rotary REFLECTOR ■p R fo MAR18 ^ 1960 FREDERICK H. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME •j" W PEAC WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, IIICH. Published BR 9-9511 INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigon The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Llarch 10, 1^60 WEXT VJEEKS PiiOGR/Ou should be a most interesting one<, Chairman Dr, introduce Donald Harris vdll DUKE DAVIDSOH, vice president-elect, has been named chairman to plan for the iiOa^ARX DISTRICT ASSEI^IBLY, which our club will host May lh-lS\ Duke v/ill soon be selecting fellow iirorkers for this very important event. Let's the speaker, a member of AA from Hillsdale« ■jf- •5f all give him a hand. Tuesday's Menu should be enhanced by bread on the table baked by our V/eb Treato V/eb has taken up the culinary art and is at the experinienting stage of baking, using his ovm special brand of yeast. Rotarians are advised to bring own Anti-Acidity potions. •St -St BOB NAGLE has been made chairman of ALL-SPORTS BANQUET, which Rotary'' vnll sponsor with other service clubs participating. Dates to be announced soon. ■Jt •St DON'T FORGET — Rural-Urban night plans COLDWATER High School's athletic director and head basketball coach, Floyd Eby, gave Rotarians a most interesting and humorous talk on his early days of coaching, also explaining his coaching philosophy. "It's important to teach boys to van, but it is more important to teach them to be good citizens." are for March 29. man. Doc Pearce is Chair Let's have a good turn out. •Jt ■jt A 100^ MEETING DURING HIS TENURE IN OFFICE IS THE VaSH OF PRESIDENT iUdiVEX, Perhaps a good idea v;-ould be to select a date and work tovrard that goal. We owe this to Harvey. ■ik ■ji- * •it EARLY LEAVERS it ■it — eight. There is an old saying: •St * -je Many Lien like to brag about being self-made. Others find it handier to blame it on some ABSEMTEES — Andrev^s, Bacon, Bobier, Burandt, Etsweiler, McKeith, Ijusser, Patterson, Pearce, Ribble, Skafoo, Svfart, V/aldron, W. Williams, L. one else. it it •it iVoodward. REP it it it ROTARY VISITORS — S. Dale Ule^, Goshen, Ind.^ Gordon Packer, Litchfieldi Nels Weber, Bronsonj Roy Rogers, Goshen, Ind.^ Joe liYibel, Ed Geishert and Vfilmar Moore all from Quincy. Bill Griffin and James Pfaendtner of Detroit hosted by Ken Leavenworth; Fred Culy guest of Bob Hawley; Jules Kusel guest of Carl Vinton; Student guest, Jerry Rzepka, of SCIIS intro duced by Dr. Kenneth Olmsted. it it it You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■Ci QUINCY -- Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. 5RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STUPGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT Olin Joseph Reiderer, 18—Governor's visit Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. 25-B. K. Information- SCHMITT Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Clyde Williams, Chairman Hurley. FRED WEEKS Asst. Sec.-Treos. Boys and Girls Week— Cralg Sabald, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise, John Wolker, Russell Community SafetyOIRECTORS-Harvey Bent. Donald Horrls, Ralph Toupalik, Web Treol. Moore. Doane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Crippled ChildrenMogoilne— George Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Wayne Way. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Warner P. M. pedal — At the call of the President TTsTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Van Aken. ProgramDon Harris, Wilford Couillard. Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Robert Show, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Herman Koelbel, Bill Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Information- 29—V. Kornstien—international Day. Patterson—Competitor leavenworth—Children's Porty. Koelbel. May—1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. 31—L. Pennington, Re June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dolly—Ladles' Night. 22—E. 21-P. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 5—J. July-1960 5—H. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. January-1960 Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundotion— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 22-R. Moore. 24-C. Sebold. lations. Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. Williams. Peorce-Rural-Urban. 26-H. December—1959 Bobler. Internotional Student Proiects— 8—W. 15—K. 19—H. Joseph. Bobier. Chester Allemiar, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. International Peorce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 5-P. Hurley. November—1959 8—R. International Service 15—K. 12—K. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. 24—G. Burandt. Student GuestsYouth- Treat. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Way. Apiri-1960 17—J. Loans- Sweet. 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupalik. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotory Foundation. International Contacts- Corl Vinton, S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Keath Peorco, Alfred Rice, War 2-W. 9-W. October—1959 27-W. Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL Bacon. 20—B. Howley—Ladies' Night. Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, 29—C. Februory—1960 March-1960 Pearce-4-H Fair September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Phil RIbble, Jess Woldron, Frank McConkey. Classification— Magazine. 11—C. Swart. Four-Woy TestOccupational PROGRAMS Prejident Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade AssociationsVice Presldenr Van Aken. John Eiswciler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Secretary Club Bulletin— 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service DONALD M. HARRIS iOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES L. Woodword, ROTARY 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Ken Leavenworth. Attcndonee-~ Charles Dolly. 1959-1960 August—1959 Employer-Employee Relations- Duone Davidson, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations— • Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service Goodholm. 12—C. Aiiemier. Faller. 19-R. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. Fox. 26—J. Woldron. The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chaioran of the change. Members hov1ng sp«lal programs such as Lodies' Night, may oppoint o committee to assist with Iho details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman Telephone bRo'S942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aiiemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR 8-^63 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kafhrvn — |R 8-W33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Roth -BR8-H58 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margarel BR8-6J86 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-6821 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ... BR8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.-Josephine BR 8-^86 Guvorrio Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe Sf.-lmogene .-.BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane - .. ..BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Road—Volerle BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfteld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte —BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth ------- —BR8-28M Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Doriald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke BR 8-4435 Harold T, Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Edword C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme BR 8-WW BR 8-5562 BR 8-WM Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-W86 NAME E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia . BR 8-2841 BR 8-5394 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna Ario Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice — BR 8-8546 — - ---- -. BR 8-2539 ?'?3$9 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth —BR 8-5996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice .- - ...BR 8-4159 Keith Pearce. 350 Marshall St.—lorroine BR 8-5975 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllmo Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth--. BR 8-61^ Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LaMolne, Bron. 4024 Phil RIbble, 351/2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chleogo St.—Galhel — BR 8-5902 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn. BR 8-2451 Joseph Ricderer, 1060 Battle. Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmlft, 18 E. Aldon St.—Bergift BR 8-5714 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—NatoUe Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rlto—. BR 8-8318 'Rotary REFLECTOR 1 * QUALITY ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 VISmtMG p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME H. WEEKS SPRING COLDWATER, by PRAY FOR PEACE MAP 10 FREDERICK . BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly — -BR 8-5033 The COLDWATER Published BR 8-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann BR 8-5585 Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen BR 8-6730 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys —BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Phone Mo. .. BR 8-2930 Howord Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo ...BR 8-5412 Rokjert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene . . BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . BR 8-4222 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .. BR 8-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwator Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Rotha ._ Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone-Virginia _ . BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Torg Skaho, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie .. . BR8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude -BR 6-4350 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg . BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy - BR 8-6M1 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. lose. R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. . Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann PRODUCTS, lilCH, INC. BR 9-9511 �March 9, I960 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Major Classification Minor Classification Del Wise Education Music Fred Culy Jewelry Retailing Signed - J, A. Kennedy, Secretary �,. . ; !. Sij I :.'l" i '■■'Cj. ■' ." no i J ^'• '!:i 3W-&L f iti i^3-r- �Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A, March 39 19^0 HELP.l ilELPl—Next Tuesday's pro gram chairman, iVTarren V/illiams, is in Florida and due to the STUDEI-IT GUESTS—Bruce McDonald and Sherm Stanley, GIIS seniors, and Ken Eakocy, SCHS senior, v/ith Noel Shedd, Jess Waldron and Paul Hurley handling the introductions. turn in v/eather "^ere, has decided to extend his stay a few days (smart fella)o This places the responsibility for next week's program on Don Harris, who probably would be grateful for an assist® If you can help out, he's the man to •5^ -> TIffi LINEUP—Your directors, at their montly meeting today, elected VP Don Harris to succeed Harvey Bent see- as club president for the I96O-6I club year® Duke Davidson v/as cliosen vice president, vdth Chick Kennedy, Charles Schmitt and Fred Vfeeks being re-elected Secretary, treasurer and assistant secretaiy, respectively® * HISOTEY lUSFE/vTS—We've always contended that some of our most in teresting programs are provided by our OTm members® ITiis Tuesday's session was no exception® At Tuesday's club meeting, Duke Davidson, John Dean, John Etsweiler, Doug V/oodward, the chairman, handled the job hiraself and came up Don Harris, ijcner Olson, Charles Schraitt and Clyde Vdlliams were elected as the T.lth what we considered a top notch informal revie;T of Coldv^ater's early- nev/ directors. history. This v/ias quite a to^^n in ■5^ the old days—and it still is I CHOICE MADE—iix Olson, who vras detailed to handle the selection, has picked Tom Smith, CHS junior as Coldwater Rotary's representative at Camp Emery this coming sumraer. Tom, an outstanding athlete and student leader, is an excellent choice, in our opinion® EAELY LEAVERS—TOO many again® rc * AESEOTEES—Andrevfs, Bacon, HcKeith, Ribble, Teeter, Wiggins, Clyde and Warren V/illiams, and Les Vfoociward® DAFFYNITION—yi true music lover is the man who puts his ear instead of his eye to the keyhole v/hen he hears a soprano in the shower®• BACK HOI,in—Ituss Moore, after a lot of globe-trotting through the southvrest and west vdth his Eotai^^Ann« SCB •5E BULLETIN—Vfe have a progra1.1l TUESDAY'S VISITORS—Lindsey Baker, Dev/ey Mains, Lee Barron, Elmer Anderson, Clay Brockman (all Tribulc'.tions of a Basketball Coach." .... It should be a honey of a tcdk® tv. fugitives from a Quincy Ladies' Night); old friend 3. Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.; Jack Schaefer, Bronson; ^^^alph Byers, Brentwood, Mo®; and jowell Kelly, Saline® Ernie" Luse hosted Mounty Story, Larr^'" Albert, Lansing, and Carl Loud of Coldwater® * Don Harris informs us it will be Floyd Eby, who vdll sjjeak on "The Trials ard -;e You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday T2:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hcndry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor Relofions— COMMITTEES Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles President DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Olin Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT L. Woodward, Fellowship— Birlnger. Moore. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursday each Month, UtlS Warner Van Aken. P. M. ipeeial — At the call of the President ProgramDon Harris, Wilford Couillard. "district 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Treat. 11—C. Swart. 18—Governor's visit 23-W. Way. 25—B. K. March-1960 Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa tion. Associations- 22—C. Community Service 29—C. Bacon. Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam Oclober-1959 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Setler RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Hawley. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. 6—. 27-W. 17—J. Loans- Fred Anderson, Mllford McKeith. Youth- Herman Koelbel, Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 8—R. International Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Folier. Albert Faller. 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlotte Chorles FIske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh .. Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-2864 BR 8-5318 —BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill. 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone —BR 8-2288 Edword C. Holfi, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 Santford Jollcy, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR B-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Jun»-1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—O. Dolly-Lodies' Night. 21-P. RIbble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 12—C. Allemler. 5—H. 19-B. Folier. 26—B. Milnes-International Inf. Gocdholm. 19-R. Fox. 26—J. Waldron. If you want to change dotes with onother member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special NAME Address and Rotary Ann DON HARRIS, Program Cholrman — Telephone BR 8-5942 Phone No. William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerlte .-BR 8-2485 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Volerle John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Re 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodword. Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane ... —BR8-2B18 A. McKeith. January—1960 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilmo Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr.-Ellen Jo. BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean. 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 31—L. Pennington. Patterson—Competitor 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. ContactsChester Allemler, Jim McComb. 29-J. Etswoiier. Information- Leovenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 15-S. Jolly. Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. Day. 24-C. Sebald. lations. International Service Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoler-Foy BR 8.M63 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn -..BR 8-o033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.-Ruth BR 8-W58 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richord Biringcr, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier. 280 Grand St.—Morgoref BR 8-5386 Seton Bovco. 171 Grand St.—Clara ...... BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-4486 Guvarrle Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo BR 8-4066 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—tmogene .-BR 8-6054 Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. December—1959 Bill Bobler. Kornstien—International May-1960 24—G. Burandt. Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnighl Moore. 26-H. Koelbel. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotory Foundation. programs such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - J UNE 30, 1959 NAME Bobier. 3—B. Korr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. 22—R. 29—V. 12—K. November—1959 Keath Pcarco, Alfred Rice, War Williams. 5-P. Hurley. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Rural-Urban— 8~W. Aprir-1960 13—R. Toupalik. George Owers, Dick Moore, Wayne Way. International Vocational Service Lansing, Michigan Woodward—Occupational. Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— 15—K. Pearce—Ruroi-Urbon. 1—D. Woodword. 15—K. Pearce-Rural-Urban. International Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT CLARENCE A. NEITZ Pearce—4-H Fair September—1959 Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeont-ot-Arms— GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Magoxine. John Etsweller, VInce Kornstien. I^D. Dean—Stag Night. Student Informotion— Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS INTERNATIONAL information- Sweet. Ylngllng—Com. Safety. Frank McConkey. Crippled Children- Magoiine— 2-W. 9-W. Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Safety— Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. DIRECTORS—Harvey Bent, Donold Horrls, Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde WllRichard Ernest Lusc, Mark Andrews. February-1960 16—R. Four-Way Test- Trade PROGRAMS 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Joseph Reiderer, Phil Ribbfe, Jess Woldron, Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Van Aken. Vice President Secretary Club Bulletin— Treosarer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. lloms, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Employer-Employee Relations- Occupational Classification— ROTARY August—1959 Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959-1960 Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Mortho Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme ... ..BR 8-5790 BR 8-5562 ..BR 8-6050 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy . BR 6-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth . BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. . BR 8-6386 -. - - BR 8-5394 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Horold McKnight, Celdwoler Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Giodys—BR 8-6278 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St,—Elaine ... BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd,—Alice BR 8-8546 Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Refho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marsholl St,—Lorroine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathoi... BR 8-5902 Roy Pills, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth. BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor... BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St - BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, fl. R, No. 1, Union City—Evelyn ..BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederor, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget... Croig Sebald, R. R. No, 2, Morrison Lk,—Rita BR 8-5714 BR 6-8318 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . . BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chieogo St.—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Howord Swon, R. R. No. 4—Elvo .... Robert Sweet, R, R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-5412 BR 8-8942 ...BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia . BR 8-2841 Rolph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5-Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Eteoch, Cold. Lake— Suzanna - Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H, Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beotrlce Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma .. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY -12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5494 . . BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 ... BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Bolovia, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No, 2-CcIia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-4424 .. BR 8-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott-Notaile BR 9-9511 PR A COLDWATER, BR 8-5554 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St.-Alice ...BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen ... . BR 8-6730 Rotary REFLECTOR QUALITY - Fritz VonAken, 65 E, Chicago St.—Mory Ann .. BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Giodys BR 8-4243 The COLDWATER FRSDER Phone No. Robert E, Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Vlrginio......... BR 8-6341 EKS PRODU MICH. PEA �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COIDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. February 26, i960 Titos TO PICK-"Prez Harvey has Dick Biringer hosted a fellow counsel in a circuit court case, Jim Golden reminded us to remind all members be present at next Tuesday's of Battle Greek. meeting. Three seniors, Jim Maggart, Jim It's that time oT year again ■when the club picks its new board. Greenich and John Sebastian were the weekly student guests. So plan to be on hand next Tuesday to vote for the directors of your * choice. P.5. DATE TO SAVE—Doc Pearce, who is chairraaning the event, has gone all Our trusted courier was unable to negotiate the snow drifts to bring us information con out for the club's night and has secured Dr. John Hannah, MSU president, as this year's speaker. cerning the program for next week. * annual Rural-Urban The shindig is scheduled 29* It will be an evening at Masonic temple ■with the and Lions invited to join. up your farmer guest now. like a big evening. ■M- THIS "VJEEK—We had to take off before T^ayne T/ay got around to showing a G-M produced movie but those who stayed report that it for March session Kiwanians So line Looks pointed out some common dangerous driving habits in a veiy unique manner. OUT OF THE V^EST—Comes a copy of * * Tne Spoke, the voice of the Rotary Club of Redlands, Calif., where our wander ing Russ Moore made up recently. •JE OUR FACE IS IffiD—V/s had to blush vfhen President Harvey asked Russ (trying to make us angry no doubt) ■writes s us to stress the fact that the "early leaver" group is getting a bit large. Reason—our name was on the list along with 10 others. "A beautiful day here. Sunshine, blue skj*", snow capped mountains At any rate, let's all try to get in the habit of staying "Tell Carl he should not feel badly for the program. There's no excuse for taking off early every when asking for $1 for pictures. week. ^>10 is a small fine." Here Oh yes, Russ writes he expects to see us March 1. ABSENTEES—lAirandt, McKeith, Etsweiler, Leavenvrarth, Russ Moore, ^^usser5 Olson, Ribble, Shav^, Vinton, Wiggins, V/arren Williams, Les and Editor's note: Russ may head back out west when he sees what we have here in the way of weather. Chuck Vioodward, aid Yingling. ■a- CLOSING THOUGHT—If it costs $3,^00 TUESDAY'S GUESTS—-Rotarians a year to keep a vfoman prisoner, as reported by a federal penitentiary, hovf come the federal government allows Lindsay Baker, Clay Erockman and G.D. McKensie, Quincy^ A1 Dimmers, us to deduct only iioOO for one? Hillsdale,* Vfendell Hathaw^ay and Ken lesh, Bronson; and Ralph Byers, ii- of Brentwood, Mo. Bob Mason, of Grand Rapids, * •if Be seeing ya. was a guest of Hov/ard Teeter, while SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. 6RONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotai — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor Relations- COMMITTEES Duone Davidson, Chairman Attcndonce— Charles OFFICERS BY ELECTION President Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Oiin Dally. 1959 • 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS L. Woodward, Clossifieation— Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Hurley. Richard BIrlngor. Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Magazine- MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Worner P. M. ^oeclai — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Van Aken. Program- Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. Public Howard Teeter, Ray Fox Dole GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Lansing, Michigan Keoth Pearce, Alfred Rice, War ren Williams. Loans- Fred Anderson, Milford McKoith. Guests— Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Information- Bobier. 26-H. November—1959 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. Chuck Bacon, Lou Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. Koelbei. May—1960 3—M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Potterson—Competitor Re June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 22—E. 21-P. 5—J. Pennington. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. January-1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. International Student Proiects— Kornstien—international Day. 5—P. Hurley. Chester Allomier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweller. International Moore. 12—K. lations. International Service 22-R. 29—V. April-1960 8—R. Herman Koelbei, Bill Bobier. 1—D. Woodward. 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urbon. 6—. Anderson—Trode Assoc. 13—R. Toupalik. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Axner Olson, Chairman Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Bacon. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. October—1959 27-W. Wayne Way. 16—R. YIngling—Com. Safety. March-t960 Pearce-4-H Fair 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Rural-Urbon— Sweet. Treat. 25-B. K. 29—C. George Owers, Dick Moore, 2-W. 9-W. 23-W. Way. John Elswoiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Deon—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde Williams. Choirmon February—1960 18—Governor's visit tion. International Contacts- Sergeant-ot-Arms- INTERNATIONAL Frank McConkey. Student Informotion— Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Mogazine. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory Informa Crippled Children- Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Boord of Directors Meetings Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational Information- Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SofetyRolph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. Duone Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Wil PROGRAMS 11-C. Swart. Ken Leavenworthi Four-Way Test- Boys and Girls Week— Craig Scbold, Ken Putnam Fellowship— DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donold Harris, liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Joseph Reiderer, ROTARY Au9ust-1959 4—N. Shodd—Rotory Trode Associations- Van Aken. Asst. See.-Treas. Employer-Employee Relations- Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul FRED WEEKS 1959-1960 Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service Juiy-1960 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Faller. 26—B. Milnes—International 19-R. Inf. Fox. 26—J. Waldron. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Mem^rs having sp«lol f..-- to assist —1-. with . ..i. the .L details. DON HARRIS, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier. R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mopio Lone-Kathryn BR 8-W33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-5358 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Manone BR 8-6821 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiimo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Maymo - BR 8-5790 .BR 8-5562 -BR8-W50 Herman Koelbei, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg .. — H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .. BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth. . . BR 8-2261 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 Sotan Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ... BR 8-5891 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Guvorrie Caffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Noia _ BR 8-4086 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - BR 8-2947 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane.- BR8-2818 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite .-BR 8-2485 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Eloino—BR 8-4198 Arlo Mossor, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ..BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno BR 8-2539 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burondt, 176 Fcirfield Dr.—Josephine .. BRB-4486 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene -BR 8-6054 Duone E. Davidsorr, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ._BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie BR 8-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth 8R 8-5475 BR 8-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-4435 BR 8-2288 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Loke—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.-Alleen BR 8-6687 Santford JoNey, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Ffonk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St... - BR 8-6386 _BR 8-5394 Harold McKnight, Coldv/ater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys ...BR 8-6278 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho . BR 9-9360 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann ..BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia _ ..BR 8-6341 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5342 Torg Skobo, IM E. Chicogo St.—Nellie .. BR 8-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Morshoil St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva Suzonno ..... ... John Walker, 33 Doughorty—Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy ... Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bqalrice ... Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St... -BR9-9169 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Ce1io BR 8-4424 Charles Sehmlft, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 8R 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn -BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.r-Corollne BR-8-8290 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rito— BR 8-8318 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LaMoIne, Bron. 4024 Sec. 34.66, P. L. 1 PR.A^v i U.3..*>'POJTAOE 3« OUAEITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATCa, ftXCHe by BR 8-5494 . ...BR 8-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllma . PELA ROTARIANS BR 8-6730 George Owors, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Morshoil St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 fowls Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel—BR 8-5902 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor... BR 8-2790 FREDERICK VISITING BR 8-5554 Car] F, Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice ...BR 8-2126 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Dello -BR 8-4229 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, . Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann.... BR 8-5585 Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys . BR 8-4243 The COLDWATER Published BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion BR 3-4222 E, Byron Thomas, 56 N- Circle Drive—Virginia .. BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souei Beach, Cold. Lake— INC. �^He Proifts Most Who Serves*Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan February 19^ 19^0 iJEXT TUESDAr—Wayne May, the program chairman, is planning to present a film. a SMALL HJOIILD—Les h'oodv;ard, currently weath.ering the winter in southern climes, sent us a copy of The Ftoundup, v/eekly bulletin of the Old Pueblo Rotarj' Club of Tuscon, •jt Arizona. THIS WEEK—Bob Singling came Les reports that the chairman of that club's Classification up vdth an interesting program in the person of Captain Bonnie Barry of the Fire Prevention Bureau, who committee is Allen Hansen, a grandson of the late idlen Pratt, a Coldwater manufacturer. reviewed the activities of that Les writes that Tuscon has three Rotary clubs, with the Old Pueblo club meeting at the airport. bureau in relation to heating in stallations. •et- •Jt The Roundup, incidentally, carried one thought that appealed ■5^ to us. VISITORS—Rotarians Dick Schultz, Ken lesh and Ray Smith of Bronson; and Herb Uaxv/ell, of Winnipeg, Canada. "Some men," the editor v/rote, "vrork hard and save their money so their sons T/on't have the problems that made men of their fathers." Jim Tidd, Tekonsha, was a guest of Ken Putnam, Fred Beer of Coldwater Vfas Olin Daily's guest, and Robert Reames of Lansing, was hosted by Bill Bobier. TliAVEL NOTES—Some one gave us some notes (which yie apparently lost) concerning the recent travels of Dick iilcer, St. Charles senior, was the v/eek's student guest and vre believe vie viere told that the vras introduced by Harry Joseph. Bert Fallers and the Russ lioores bumped ■Jc several members. We may be v/rong but into., each other in San Francisco's Chinatown .... that the Mac McKeith's ■a are ABSENTEES—Dale Dean, Faller, on vacation in Miami Barbadoes Fox, Kerr, Leavenvmrth, I.icComb, McKeith, it-iss Lioore, Nagle, Pat terson, Fennington, Ribble, Rice, Thomas, Toupalik, Vialdron, Warren and the ... that the Howard Teeters returned recently from Boca Raton, Fla. * Vfilliams, and the Vioodv/ards (Les, CONTRIBUTIOHS Chuck and Doug). ■ik If only opportunity did all the knocking .... hov; vranderful. 4f EARLY LEAVERS—Only eight members (but one or two appear to Lord, fill my mouth with worth while stuff and nudge me when I've be making it a regular thing) said enough.. (Thanks to Doc Pearce) REI.;iNDER—There wall be no -Jr noon meeting of the C^uincy club Feb. ^9. Ou^ neighbors are plan ning a ladies night at Schuler's CLOSINU THOUGHT—School days are the happiest days of your life—if your children are old enough to attend. in Marshall that day. Three Rivers Rotary Reporter <• SOB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. ☆ �ROTARY CLUB OF Competitor Relations- COMMITTEES COLDWATER/ MICH. Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles Dally. 1959 - 1960 Joseph Reioerer, Olin Classification— CHARLES SCHMITT Treajurer Solon Bovee, R. Pills, Paul Hurley. A»*t. Set.-Trea». liams, Axner Olton, Wiiford C. Coulllord, Biringer. MagazineNoel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Director* Meetings Four-Way Test- Ernest Luse, Mark Andrew*. Occupotionoi InformationPhil Ribbie, Jess Waldron, Community Service Ciyde Wiiiioms, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— Croig Sebold, Ken Putnam Warner P. M. peeial — At the call of the President PRESiDENT ROTARY Don Harris, Wiiford Couillard. Public INTERNATiONAL Van Aken. Program- "^STRta 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dole GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Lansing, Michigon Loans- Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght Youth- Herman Koelbel, International Bill Pearce-4-H Fair 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. 29—C. Bocon. International Contacts- International Information- Pearce—Rurol-Urbon. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—Internotlonol 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupalik. 12—K. 5—P. Hurley. Reiderer-Employer-Em ployees. 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Mussor. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 24—C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 31—L. Pennlngton. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor Re June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—O. Dolly—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribbie. 28-H. J. McKnIght. July-1960 January—1960 5—J. 19—H. Joseph. May-1960 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. Leovenworth—Children's Party. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29-J. Etsweiler. Chuck Bacon, Lou Penningion. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Fallen 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Day. lations. Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. April-1960 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Internafionol Student Projects- 15—K. October—1959 8—R. Bobler. Service Axner Olson, Chairman Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ren Williams. Trcof. Mar<h-1960 K. Scholorshlps, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Dean. Sergeant-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Sweet. 9-W. IB—Governor's visit 27-W. Bobier. Wayne Way. 2-W. 25-B. 20—8. Hawley—Ladles' Night. George Owers, Dick Moore, Student Information- Howard Teeter, Roy Fox AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Crippled Children- Tebruary-1960 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Woy. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Mogoiine. 11—C. Swart. Peilowship— DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Horrii, Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. Duane Davidson, John Doan, C^de Wil Richard PROGRAMS Fronk McConkey. Pre»iden» Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade Associations— Vie. Pre»ident Van Aken. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15-D. Dean—Stag Night. Secretary Club Bulletin- HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, ROTARY Augu*t-I9S9 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leavenworth. Attendance— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959-1960 Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Ciub Service ^H. Goodholm. 12-C. Allemier. MeComb. 12—1. Woodward. 19-B. Fallen 26—B. Milnes—International 19-R. Inf. Fox. 26—J. Watdron. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Menders having sp^lol programs such as Lodies' Night, moy appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phene No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha BR 8-5562 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg.. BR 9-9106 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie ... BR 8-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude .. .BR 8-4350 Chester L. Allemier. R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR 8-5563 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Marjorie BR 8-6821 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme . Frod Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn — Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margorel Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara.- Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8*w33 BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 ..BR8-5891 BR 8-4486 Guvorrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo - BR 8-4086 Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe Sl.—imogone ...BR 8-6054 BR §-53?9 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth .... Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refha John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh _.BR 8-2864 Roy Fox, 16MorrIson Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. HIM, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen—. BR 8-6687 Santford Joliey, 1239 Battle Crock Rd.—Jayce.-BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna Suzanna Kenneth Putnam, 11 BR 8-5902 BR 8-6161 — BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union Clty-EvelYn—BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline 6R-8-6290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget... Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 .. Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2128 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie BR 9-9511 Totary REFLECTOR I H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICR. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5554 BR 8-5535 BR 8-4243 The COLDWATER FREDERICK ..... Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beotfice _ , . BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wllma ... BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Bolovia, Michigan—loMolne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia ..BR 8-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .. BR 8-5033 BR 8-5975 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribbie, 3S'/2 Morse St BR 8-8942 .BR 8-4222 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen .... .BR 8-6730 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ..BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gafhel Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth ... .BR 8-5412 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 BR 9-9360 - BR 8-6341 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— BR 8-2539 Keith Pearce, 36k3 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-2930 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia . BR 8-2841 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . ..BR 8-2947 Albert Faller, 95 t^. Hanchett St.—Chorlotfe BR 8-2818 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva ... §*??$! ...BR 8-6386 BR 8-5394 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fotrfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grar>d St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. - BR 8-5842 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy _.BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann §"^59 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, IM Grand St.—Marguerite.-BR 8-2405 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys... BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane . - DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The-Singingest Club in the V. February 12, I96O " GOOD IIDDSTmiT—Rotarianswho can slip over to the high school at JUST A HINT—Fellas, don't forget that Sunday is Valentine's Day« Your Rotary-Ann vail remember it. 1:30 p.m. Monday vdll be vrell rewarded for their effort. Phil Lovejoy, sec retary of Rotary International from 19l'2 to 1952, is scheduled to address REPE/iT PERI'''ORI.'UU-ICB—Earl the annual Branch County Teachers Nightingale, v:ho spoke to the club Institute at that hour.. A1 Rice has extended an invitation uo all club tvm years ago via recorded tape, did it again this week. Vfeb Treat, pro- members and their liotary-Anns to hear his talk, "Ihe Hunan Factor In graia chairman, wasn't aware that Dale Dean utilized the sane talk a couple of years agOo Education," Personally, v/e enjoyed the second run as much as the first. ON TO UiNSING—President Harvey has naDied Veep Don Harris as the club's On-To-Laiising chairman. Don's job is to round up a delegation to attend the district session there in i>.pril. Nightingale's advice concerning the route to success is sound enough to be repeated ever^/* year or so. It's so easy to lose sight of one's goal. ■it •jf * ABSENTEES—Andrews, Bacon, Burandt, Butterfield, Faller, Goodholm, Kornstein, Russ I'oore, with the nev^ Explorer Scout troop the club is sponsoring has been named by Chvers, Patterson, Pennington, Teeter, Prez Harvey. iOT C0L11/1ITTEE~A committee to work Ifi'ay, V/iggins, Clyde and Viarren Viilliams, and Les V/oodward. Arlo I^tusser will chairman the committee, which will include Fred" Anderson and Olin Dally. EARLY LEiiVEHS—Only four. •JE -JE •JE ■JE •JE HIGHER EDUCATION -JE VISITORS—Rotarians Jack Johnny: Drd, I put a stick of Schaefer and D\%dght Green, Bronson; Max Huey, Millsdale; p£V. Jack Lamer, Jonesville; C. D- IlcHerizie, Clay Brockman and John Holconib, dynamite under t^e teacher's chair today. (<;uincy. back to school and apologize this minute. Dad: ^Vtiat-t Johnny: John Russell and Sam LIcKeag, Lell, you go right Vihat school? both of Marion, Ind., vrere guests of Bill Bobier. a The weekly student guests were Heal Salisbury and Terry Lincoln, GHS seniors, and Mike Carey, St. Charles senior. " -JE SPRING'S COMIN—Golf is no longer a rich man's game. There are millions of poor players. " •JE * ■JE -JE 4E * ^E Yffi ALMYS vraNDERED—The expression, "Hurrah for our side," ive nov; learn -Si-Sw originated during Lady Godiva's famous side-saddle ride down the streets of Coventry. SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER a QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Competitor COMMIHEES MICH. Duane Oovidson, Chairman Charles Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS - Presldenl Vice President 1959-1960 I. Woodward, Olln Joseph Reioeror, 11—C. Four-Way Test- Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational Informotlon— Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Ouane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Coulllord, Richard Birlnger. 12:15 Warner Progrom— ^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Von Aken. P.M. special — At the coil of the President Don Harris, Wilford Coulllard. Public INTERNATIONAL Rotary Informotlon— Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Deon, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— Lansing, Michigan Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. Apirl-1960 5-P. Hurley. Assoc. 12—K. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 May—1960 3—B. Korr—Buyer-Seller. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Loans- Herman Koelbel, International 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. 8—R. Service 15-S. Jolly. Chester Allemier, Jim 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Bill Bobler. Patterson—Competitor June-1960 Re 7—K. lations. Informotlon— 21-P. Ribble. 28—H. J. McKnIght. January-1960 July-1960 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. International Student Protects— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlnglon. The Rotary FoundationAxner Olson, Albert Foller. Putnom. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 22—E. Holli—Merry Christmas. McComb. 29-J. Etsweiler. Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. A. McKeith. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght Youth- 3-M. 10—A. Musser. Roiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Fred Anderson, Miiford McKeith. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—K. Joseph. Howley—Lodies' Night. ren Williams. international GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT CLARENCE A. NEITZ Keoth Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Williams. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 29—V. Kornstien—International Day. 27-W. Bobler. Woyne Way. Internotional Contocts— Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. Anderson—Trade 8-W. 15—K. 22—R. Moore. 13—R. Toupalik. Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeanf-af-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Bacon. 20—B. George Owers, Dick Moore, Student Guests— Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Woodward—Occupationol. 29—C. 6—. Rural-Urbon- Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. Odober-1959 Crippled Children- Membership- Regulor — First Thursday each Month, 22—C. Ralph Toupoiik, Web Treat. Moore. Mogoxine— Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Board of Directors Meetings March—1960 Pcorce—4-H Fair tion. Fellowship— Les Wise, John Wolker, Russell Community Sofety— Treot. 23-W. Woy. Associations- Community Service Sweet. 18—Governor's visit John Elsweiler, Vinee Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys ond Girls Week— 2-W. 9_W. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. Swart. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary informa Croig Sebald, Ken Putnam DIRECTORS-Horvay Bent, Donold Harris, Magazine. 25-8. K. Frank McConkey. Trade Van Aken. — Secretary Club Bulletin— Treosurer Seion Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. rcbruory-1960 PROGRAMS September—1959 Phil Ribtsle, Jets Waldron, Classification— ROTARY August—1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Ken Leavenworth. Attendoncc'- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Rotijtlons— Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- Club Service 19-B. Foller. 26—8. Milnes—Internotlonol Inf. 19-R. Fox. 26—J. Waldron. The obove is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with onolher member, advise the program ehoirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn . Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth . BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME Robert B. Korr, 15 Peckham 5t.—Pa llia BR 8-5562 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia BR 9-9106 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicogo St.—Nellie NAME John A. Kennedy, 389 G.ond St.-Wilma ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.-Moyme BR 8-5790 — BR 8-6050 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorle BR 8-6321 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jeflorson St.—Peg Richard Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret £. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicogo St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther . . BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara . BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 176 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Govarrie Coffmon. 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane Duane E, Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo BR B-4436 BR 8-4086 BR 8-6054 BR 8-2818 BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen .. BR 8-6127 John Elsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Harold McKnIght, Coldwotor Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St.—Morguerite Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court-Gladys Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.-Elaine . BR 8-2435 BR 8-6278 BR 8-4198 Fritz VonAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys ...BR 8-4243 Arlo Musser, R. R, No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice . Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake . . BR 6-4435 BR B-67B8 350 Morshall St.—Lorraine lewis Penninnlon, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel Roy Pit's, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, if, R. 5-Eileen BR 8-2127 Suzanna BR 8-8546 Keith Peorce. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 8-5975 BR B-5902 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 BR 8-6730 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bealrlce Royd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl.—Ruth lesllo Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-2451 BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 FREDERICK H. FOF^: PEACl^ WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. 12:15 VISITING TUESDAY p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 ..BR 9-9428 . BR 8-5033 PRA-^ I960' MICHIGAN . Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoll—Nofallo FeBI2- oTe COLDWATER, . . BR 9-9511 ] Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. "Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5494 .. Warren Williams, Batavia. MIchlcan—LoMoine, Bron, 4024 BR 9-9169 Josetsh R'ederer, 1069 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt. 18 E. Alden St.—Borget Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rito Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicogo St.-Alice Russell G- Waldron, 151 N, Hudson St.—Delia John Walker, 33 Daunheriy—Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5996 BR 0-2979 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor - BR B-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. BR 8-5554 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: BR B-4222 BR 8-2841 BR 8-2947 Geo.'ge Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elixobelh Roy C, Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Cbieogo St.—Hermiono BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R. R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Ailecn . - —BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce - BR 8-407! BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Syron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen -BR 8-6517 8R 8-5942 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dcrunce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-5394 E, Ha old Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris. 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-6316 . BR 8-4350 . BR 8-5412 BR 8-6386 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris . BR B-5318 .BR 8-5475 .. BR 8-2864 BR 8-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshcill St.—Gertrude Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva BR 8-2261 . . BR 8-2930 ... Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna ... Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.-Retho Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth ... . Phone No. ..BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Roth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Giond 5f.-Ann INC, �. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. February I96O IT'S OFFICIAL—You can let your TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians vocal pipes get rusty, fellas, cuz Coldwater Rotary won't be presenting >ik.minstrel show this year® Robert Brokaw, Angolaj Ralph Byers, Brentwood, Mo., and Iloyd Junker, Due to loss of Ed Holtz, who is changing jobs and has accepted a position with the Holten Band Instrument Company of Elkhorn, Wis#, the directors voted Thursday to drop the show for this year® The members will be asked to give some thought to some possible substitute club participation project® Gene Gorecki and Calvin Adler, Quality Aluminum officials, were guests along with Dick Bowlir^ of Grand Rapids, Bronson. a guest of Tom Collins. Stan Nettleman and Bruce Buys, CMS seniors, were the weekly student guests and were introduced by A1 Rice and Dale Dean. Incidentally, the club will start having some St® Charles senior The board regretfully accepted Ed's resignation, also that of Herm Koelbel, who also is leaving his posi tion here® j boys as the weekly guests, starting next Tuesday® Both men have been exceed ingly active members of Coldwater Rotaiy. •if •if ABSENTEES—Bobier, Faller, Goodholm, Holtz, Joseph, Koelbel, Leavenworth, Russ Moore, Iviusser, Nagle, Patterson, Kibble, Teeter, Treat, V/iggins and the Woodwards (all three). COMING UP—Prez Harvey reveals that the club's annual meeting will be held Tuesday, March 1® •if He plans to pick a nominating committee soon. if if ■if * NOT BAD, NOT BAD--One reason Coldwater Rotary continues to rate high CHANGE OK'D—A classification change to Tax Service has been approved for Jess Waldron, v/ho recently sold the insurance portion of his business in "in the district attendance derby was order to have more time to fish. members. disclosed Tuesday when President Harvey presented perfect attendance pins to 26 Warner (Old Faithful) Van Aken ■if topped the list, receiving a pin for 37 years without missing a meetingl NEXT TUESDAY—Web Treat, who is chairman, allows that he will have a program but declines to reveal its nature. Fred Weeks received a 20-year pin, Mark Andrews one for 13, Ernest Luse and Bob Kerr 12-year pins, and Fritz Van Aken an 11-year pin. The others were for eight years and under. Sounds like it could be interesting® if ■if ■if THIS TUESDAY-rBob Sweet came up vdth an instructional program on the aluminum extrusion industry, featuring Everett Rayborn, manager of (Quality Aluminum Products, and a movie. if if if FOUNDATION REPORT—District 636 has contributed iipB,35l<»50 to the Rotary Foundation fund since July 1, according to District Governor Clarence. if •if The district's total to date is $i5U,77il*17^ of ■if which Coldwater has supplied $1,096. EARLY LEAVERS—Just Fivei We note Coldvirater isn't credited vdth any pay ment to the fund since last July 1 and that Gov, Clarence is asking for checks this month® We must have something to turn in® SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •ft ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGtS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. ■a �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMIHEES Club Service Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles Dally. 1959 • 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS PresidenI Vice PresidenI Olin Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Asst. See.-Treas. Hurley. Fellowship— Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. 12:15 Frank MeConkey. Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Warner ^oeclal — At the call of the President PRESIDENT ROTARY Von Aken. Program- Don Harris, Wilford Couillord. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public INTERNATIONAL Information- Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY International ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller ployees. Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. Information- A. McKeith. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June-1960 7—K. 21-P. Putnam. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 January—1960 Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 14—O. Dally—Lodles' Night. 15-S. Jolly. Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. Mav-1960 31—L, Pennington. December-1959 lations. International Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— Leovenworth—Children's 24—C. Sebaid. 24—G. Burandt. Bobier. Service Kornstien—International Day. 26-H. Koelbei. November—1959 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. ContactsChester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Vocational Service Lansing, Michigan Bill Moore. 29—V. Party. 19—H. Joseph. Night. International Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT CLARENCE A. NEITZ International 22—R. 12—K. Howley—Ladies' 6—R. Patterson—Competitor Re Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeont-at-Arms- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Herman Koelbei, 1—D. Woodward. 8_W. V/illiams. 15—K. Peorce—Rurol-Urban. 13—R. Toupalik. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnlght 15—K. Peorce—Rural-Urban. April-1960 5—P. Hurley. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer-Employer-Em Loans- Youth- 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. Morch-1960 Poorce—4-H Fair 27-W. Bobier. Guests- Sweet. 9-W. Troof. 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 20—B. Keoth Pearee, Alfred Rice, War February—1960 23-W. Way. John Efsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Doon—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairmart 29—C. Bacon. Boys and Girls WeekCraig Sebald, Ken Putnam October—1959 Student Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Swart. tion. Rural-Urbon- Membership- P.M. 11—C. Mogozine. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary informa Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde WilCrippled Childrenliams, Axner Olson, Wliford C. Coulilard, MagazineGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Wayne Way. Regular — First Thursdoy each Month, Shedd-Rotary 25—B. K. information- DIRECTORS-Harvov Bent, Donald Harris, Board of Directors Meetings PROGRAMS 2-W. 4—N. Trade Associations- Bulletin— ROTARY 18—Governor's visit Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Van Aken. CHARLES SCHMITT Joseph Reiderer, Four-Way Test— Occupotionol Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Secretary Club FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Classification— JOHN A. KENNEDY 1959-1960 August-1959 Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- 5—H. Goodholm. 12-C. Allemier. 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Foiler. 26—B. Milnes—international inf. 19-R. Fox. 26-J. Waldron. The above Is our progrom schedule for the yeor 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progarm chairman of the ^ange. Members having spec^iol programs such as Lodles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Progarm Choirman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR 8-5^ Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kathryn BR 8.W33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth . _ . ._BR 8-M5S NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Mortho .. . .BR 8-5562 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma., — Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther—.-BR8*o843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon BR 8-8086 Hermon Koelbei, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg.. Saton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Cloro James F. McComb, 52 Daugherfy—Loura William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret -BR 8-5386 - -BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt. 178 Fairflold Dr.-Josephine . BR S-4486 Guvorrio Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo St.—Nolo .-.BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .. BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane - .—.BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo ._BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairflold Dr.—Lucille Albert Fallcr. 95 N. Honchelf St.—Chorlolte Charles Fisko. R. R. No. 2-Rufh BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 ..BR 8-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm. 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St-—Hermione .. _BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R, No. 3, Cold. Loke-Eveiyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 NAME 5'5Z?9 BR 8-MW H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6M1 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Rulh . - 55 H261 Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. _ BR 8-5394 Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING BR 8-2841 BR 8-5554 Suzonna Roy G. Poftorson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Groce BR 8-2979 Keith Poarce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Golhei ... BR 8-5902 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy . ..... Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrice .. .. Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilma BR 8-6161 . . Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita.. BR 8-8318 WELCOME BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-8238 ...BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly .. .... BR 8-5033 FEBS ^ I960 ._.BR 9-9511 3X.66, P FUt-^ PEACp WEEKS INC. by ALWAYS BR 8-6730 BR 8-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Joseph Riedorer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Bftt-get . —BR 8-5714 TUESDAY BR 3-4229 BR 8-2710 . Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St C. Alfre! Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn..BR 8-2451 MICHIGAN BR B-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia . BR 8-4424 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor... BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. . .. BR 9-9169 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS BR 8-4222 Frilz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann . Worner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen . . George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Ellzobeth .BR 8-5996 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, BR 8-B942 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souc! Beach, Cold. Lake- QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MlGh. Published BR 8-5412 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Alice— BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 H. BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-6278 FREDERICK BR 8-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Rlchord Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.-Elaine — BR 8-4198 Rotary REFLECTOR BR 8-6341 .... Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene BR 8-6386 The COLDWATER BR 6-2930 Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Margoerite--BR 8-2485 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth.... Phone No. Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie Milford A. MeKeltn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia -Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise % �"jffe Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. February 1, I960 OUH APOLOQIIiS—Press time and ELSEii'ilHEi^—Bacon, Bent, liurandt, Couillard, John Dean, Etsweiler, Fa3.1er, Goodholm, Hurley, Koelbel, delivery time for this v;eek's bulletin ran into a delay, If you have had •,^vflu in your orgajiization, you kno7/ tlie ^Kiss Moore, Musser, Olmsted, Patterson, k ^/reason vfhy« Pennington, Putnam, Ribble, Schmitt, Teeter,Ivintoni Way and Clyde Williams, a ■M- OF COUHSE-~Being late this week gives us a chance to report that our President Harvey won a signal honor Saturday night vrhen he was selected EARLY LEAVERS—Nine. * « * Coldv/ater's Man~Of-The-Year, ROTARY GROIVS—The Coldwater club added a member last week vfnen the Itotarians, of course^ knew all along that our Prez devotes many, many hours to community service, but. it pleases us no end to discover that other people know it too^ flev, Albert Butterfield, paster of First ivfethodist Church, joined the ranks. Mark Andrews ar^e the intro Congratulations Harveyl It couldn't have happened to a nicer or more deserving guy~ no introduction. duction (a good one it v/as too), Al Butterfield, however, needed He has visited the club several times since coming to Coldwater and addressed it on one occasion. IJO BUhh—Heymundo Cardenas' talk last Tuesday on the history and traditions of bullfighting ranks v/ith one of the year's most interest Welcome aboard, AlA •JE ing programso -it IN CLOSING—Over the weekend we heard the story about a man v^ho had V/lien he reported that some been bitten by a rabid dog. matadors get as much as ^10,000 for The doctor explained that the treatment would be rough but that the patient vrould live, an afternoon's work, several members almost decided to change vocations until they remembered the bullso The man asked the doc for pencil and paper and started writing, Every good-paying job, it seems, has its -it drawbacks. "I think you misunderstood me," the doctor commented, "you won't die so you don't have to make out your will.-" TUESDAY'S aUESTS—itotarians Ralph Byers, Brentwood, Ed Geishert, (^uincyj Bud Higbie, of "Hell, this isn't ny v/ill. Doc, it's a list of the people I v^ant to Brcnson; and John Dawson, Adrian, bite," The latter, incidentally, is ^E president of Adrian College and was one of our speakers last year. He •JE ■JE SOB was enroute to Niles and decided it vrould be fun to make up with our Coldwater clubo Tim Arnold, CHS senior, was the .weekly student guest® •JE ^E •JE You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES Club Service Duone Dovidson, Chairman Charles Dolly. 1959 - I960 L, Woodward, Olln Classification— DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Vice President Von Aken. Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Pout Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Asst. See.-Treas. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. 25—B. K. Hurley. Community Service Clyde Williams, Choirmon Boys and Girls Week— Cralg Sebald, Ken Putnam DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donald Horris, Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couiliord, Crippled ChildrenMagazine— George Owers, Dick Moore, Richard BIringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday eoch Month, 12:15 Warner P. M. jpecioi — At the coil of the President ^*^iSTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Van Aken. ProgramDon Karris, Wilford Coulllard. Public INTERNATIONAL Howard Teeter, Roy Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Robert Show, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Carl John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Lansing, Michigan I Buyer-Seller Bacon. Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- Bobier. 26-H. Koelbel. Internotionol Contacts- Internotiona! Information- Relderer—Employer-Em ployees. Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Axner Olson, Albert Fotlor. A. McKeilh. Sebald. 31—1. Pennington. Patterson-Competitor June-1960 Re 7—K. Putnom. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dolly—Ladies' Night. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 21-P. 5—J. RIbble. 28-H. J. McKnight. January-1960 Internolional Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundotion— 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. lations. Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. May—1960 24-C. December-1959 8—R. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. Night, 24—G. Burondt. Bill Bobier. International Service Kornstlen—Internotionol 12—K. November—1959 Fred Anderson, Mllford McKelth. Moore. 29—V. 5-P. Hurley. Anderson—Trode Assoc. 17—J. Pearce—Rurol-Urbon. 22—R. Day. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Loons- 15—K. April-1960 Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29-J. Etsweiler. VInton, S. Jolly. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 29—C. 27-W. Axner Olson, Chairmen Sergeant-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 8-W. Williams. Woodward—Occupational. 13—R. Toupalik. 20—B. Hawloy—Ladies' Wayne Way. Herman Koelbel, Rotory Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND 15—K. Pearce—Rurol-Urbon. 1—D. Woodward. Informa October—1959 Rural-Urban— Student Information- March-1960 22—C. 6—. Treat. 23-W. Woy. Fair John Etswcilcr, Vince Kornsllen. 15—D. Deon—Slog Night. Fellowship— Board of Directors Meetings Pearce—4-H tion. Associations- 9-W. 16—R. YInglIng—Com. Safety. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory Frank McConkcy. February—1960 2-W. Sweet. Mogozlne. 10—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Trodc PROGRAMS 11—C. Swarf. Phil Ribblo, Jess Waldron, — President ROTARY 4—N. Shedd—Rotory Joseph Reidercr, Occupational Informotion— HARVEY BENT FRED WEEKS 1959-1960 August—1959 Ken Leavenworth. Attendance— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Horry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- Juiy-1960 5—H. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Foller. 26—B. Milnes—International Goodholm. 12—C. Atlemier. 19-R. Fox. 26-J. Waldron. Inf. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the ^onge. Members having speciol programs, such as lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the oetoils. DON KARRIS, Program Choirnton — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR 8-5M3 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kofhryn — . . BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Roth _ .. BR 6-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma . — BR 8-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peekham St.—Martha .... Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme ... BR 8-5562 BR 8-6050 Herman Koelbel, 11 5. Jefferson St.—Peg H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 6-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.-Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth . BR 8-2261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lone—Virginio Phone No. _ _ BR 8-2930 ... BR 8-6341 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie _ . BR 8-6316 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo ...BR 8-5412 Donold V. Shorno, 156 £. Chicago St.—Louise Coniod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-5842 _ BR 8-4350 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther .. .. BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon 8R 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Cloro BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine 8R 8-4436 Guvorrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo St.—t4oIo BR 8-4086 Jomcs F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BR 8-6336 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion Milford A. McKclln, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Rolph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5-Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane __ 8R 8-2818 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguorile BR 8-2485 BR 8-6127 Rlehord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloino - BR 8-4198 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene BR 6-6054 Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo BR 8-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille .... BR 8-6598 Aibert Faller, 95 t4. Honchett St.—Charlotte .. . BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth ....BR 8-2864 Roy fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris .. BR 8-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8.6517 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Harold T, Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione . BR 8-4435 BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen _ __ BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce .. BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. BR 8-5394 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Giodys . Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retho . BR 0-6278 BR 8.8546 .-... BR 8-2539 . . BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 8-5996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8 2979 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Golhel Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-5975 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Do.ronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive-Virginia BR 8-2841 Suzanna . BR 8-5554 Fritz VanAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . BR 8-5585 Werner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Giodys ._ ..BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron. 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio BR 8-4229 Woyne W. Way, 35 tfull St.—Dorothy BR 6-5494 John Walker, 33 Daogherty—Gretchen Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bcatrice BR 8-5902 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo p.m., Phil Ribb'e, 35'/2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 BR 8-2451 C. Alfrel Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn Joseph RIederer, 1060 Bol'le Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—8»rget Crolg Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 by MICHIGAN TUESDAY TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME . . Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly . Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott-Notolie H. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ttlCa, ELKS' BR 8-8238 Losle- F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celio Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. FREDERICK ROTARIANS BR 8-2710 Warren Williams, Batovio, Michigon—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12 :15 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2790 i VISITING BR 8-6730 BR 8-6161 PE/ COLDWATER, . Korineth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: . Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis The COLDWATER Published BR 8-4222 INC. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 . BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 �"He Profits Most .Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingcst Club in the U: S. A. January 22y 196O IT'S NO BULL—Veep Don Harris PREVIEWING THE liOTARIAN FOR informs us that next Tuesday's speaker vfill be Iteymundo Cardenas, former CHS Spanish teacher, who, among other things, v^ill tell us about bullfighting—Mexican style. It sounds like a change of pace MARCH—Club members considering attend ing the International Convention this year v/ill be interested in "Go South", a pictorial invitation to the area whose focal point is Rotary's i960 convention .... Our kegler members will be interested in an article by Joseph P. Blank entitled: "Bov;ling— Booral", which discusses a fast-growing as programs go. * sport that provides fun and fellov;ship. THIS TUESDAY—The club, with an assist from Program Chairman » Red ilcKnight, got a chance to meet and hear Dr. Robert A. Wise, new •w Vfli'RE SORRY—To hear that William assistant medical superintendent Howard, secretaiy—treasurer of the at Coldwater State Home and Train- Jackson Rotary club, was recently forced by reason of illness to break his long record of perfect attendance at club meetings. He compiled 39 years without missing before a heart attack irg school. Dr. Wide, who came to Coldwater last September from Craig Colony and Hospital at Sonyea, N.Y., reviewed progress made in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses. sidelined him—only temporarily, v^e hope. He also enlarged on some of the problems connected with this particular sub ject. It was an infoimative talk. LEAP YEAR NOTE—Husband hunting is the only sport in which the hunted has to buy the license after being * caught. ABSENTEES—Andrews (holding -tt- court in Centreville), Faller, Hurley, Leavenworth, Moore (which CATCHING UP—The latest Rotary 01^ Chick?), Rice,: Swart,, Toupalik, Vintbn and TViggins . -■ * statistics show 10,[(08 Rotary Clubs with a membership of 1|82,500 members ^ . — X * * in 115 countries around the v/orld. \ «■ FEW VISITORS—Only two Rotarians from other clubs, Nels Weber of * SHORT CtlANGE—There being lots Bronson, and Ralph Elyers of Brentwood, Mo., signed in vdth us this week. of snow but little other news available, we'll sign off now until next week. Gil Molitor, CHS senior, was the weekly student guest and was introduced by Chuck Woodward. ■ik * SOB * EARLY LEAVERS—Not Many. * * • .... , 1' r - < r : r T. J ■I ■ . . You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER it QUINCY - Unien Church - Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Porker Inn— Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT —- - DONALD M. HARRIS -- President L. Woodward, Olln Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Trade Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Poul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. Richard Biringer. Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Warner P. M. _„pBeial — At the coll of the President PRESIDENT ROTARY Keath Peoree, Alfred Rice, Wor- INTERNATIONAL Byron Thomas, Horold McKnight Herman Koelbel, Bill Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Sergeant-at-Arms- INTERNATIONAL Carl GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, tlLINOlS Contacts- I nfornotlonal i nformation— 17—A. Rice-Student Day. ployees. 24-C. Sebald. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor June—1960 7—K. Putnam. Re 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 22—E. 21-P. Holtz—Merry Christmas. International Student Proieets— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlnglon. The Rotory Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Falter. 5—J. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. Jury-1960 January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Howiey. Lansing, Michigan 3-M. A. McKeilh. 10—A. Musser. Chester Ailemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Vinton, S. Jolly. John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Mav-1960 lations. International Service International Vocotional Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 26-H. Koelbel. Reiderer—Employer-Em B—R. Leovenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. 24—G. Burandt. Bobler. Axner Olson, Chairman Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Guests- Youth- Rolory information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND 12—K. Bobier. Fred Anderson, Mllford McKelth. Kornstien—International Day. Aprll-1960 5-P. Hurley. 3—6. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. Loans- Student information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS 29—V. November—1959 ren Williams. Pearce-Rutal-Urbon. 22—R. Moore. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson-Rotary Foundation. Van Aken. Don Harirs, Wllford Couillard. Public 8-W. Williams. 15—K. 20—B. Hawley—Ladles' Night. 27-W. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodword. 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupalik. Wayne Way. Program- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 15—K. October—1959 Rural-Ufbon— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursdoy each Month, March-1960 Boys and Girls Week— Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- 25—B. K. Pcarce—4-H Fair lion. George Owers, Dick Moore, Treat. 23-W. Woy. Associations- Crippled Children—_ Sweet. 9-W. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. Swart. John Elsweiler, Vince Kornstien, 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupatlonoi. Community Servico Clyde Williams, Chairman 29—C. Bacon. Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. liams, Axner Olson, WilFord C. Couillord, Magazine— 2-W. 18—Governor's visit 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informo- Craig Sebold, Ken Putnom Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofety— Doane Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Wil Magozine. February—1960 September-1959 Fellowship- OIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donold Harirs, PROGRAMS Frank MeConkey. Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick Van Aken. ROTARY Augusl-19S9 4—N. Shedd—Rotary 11-C. Four-Way Test— Occupotlonal InformationPhil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Classification— Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Joseph Reiderer, Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- Charles Dolly. 1959-1960 Employer-Employee Relations- Duone Davidson, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relotions— Rt^ C. Potterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service 5—H. MeComb. Goodholm. 12—C. Ailemier. 12—L. Woodward. 19-R. Fox. 19-B. Faller. 26—8. Milnes—international 26—J. Waldron. inf. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the progarm chairman of the :hange. Menken hoving speeiol Mogorms ilch as LadieT' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. DON HARRIS, Progarm Chairman - Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Ncr. NAME BR 8-M33 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhor» St.—Ao/iha Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoler-Fay gR 8-M63 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn . Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Ruth 8R 8-5358 Dr. Chorles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N, Circle Drive-Esther - BR 8-6843 Williom Bobier, 280 Crond St.-Margaret . BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 BR 8-5891 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson Sf.-Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fuirfieid Dr.—Josephine Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe Sl.-lmogene OUn Dally, 61 Mople Lane-Jone Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen — John T. Dean. 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie - _ John Etsv/ellor, Jr., 37 Foirfreld Dr.-lucille .. Ernest W. Luse. R. R. No. 3-Rolh Milford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 BR 8-6054 BR 8-2818 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.-Morguerito BR 8-6598 Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth BR 8-2864 BR 8-5318 F. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morirson lake . BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy .. Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme --- BR|-w50 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-65^ E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-^M Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Phone No BR 8-2930 BR 8-6341 BR 8-5842 — Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg • BR 8-4086 BR 8-8609 .BR 8-6127 .BR 8-5909 Koei Shedd, 74 Maple lane—Vtrginio BR ©•5562 BR8-63m Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchell St.—Charlotte —BR 8-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ... James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Louor BR 8-4486 Govarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola NAME Address and Rolory Ann Robert E. Show, 106 G:and St.—Ann Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grtir^d S:.—Wilma . __ BR 8-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 BR 8-5412 HowaidiSwan, R. R. No 4—Siva Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Do ranee Rd.—Arleno Howard M. Teeter, 156 ''..hnrch St.—Morion . BR 8-5394 BR 8-8942 E. Byron Thomos, 56 M. Circle Drive—Virginio BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake- Russell F. Moore, 15 Coriiwell Court—Gladys Fritz VonAken, 65 E. ChIco:;o St.—Mory Ann BR 8-2485 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine . BR 8-4198 Ario Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice BR 8-8546 Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna .,. . BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .... . BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorroine- I owl? Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gofhel Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N.. Hudson St.—Delia John Walker, 33 Douaheriy-Grefehon Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy .. . Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Roy Pills, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth . BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2126 BR 8-4229 BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 . BR 8-4159 _ BR 8-5033 BR 8-2710 Kpyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-8238 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1—Wilmo Warren Willloms, Bolcvia, Michigan—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celio BR 8-4424 ... BR 8-5975 BR 8-5902 BR8-61^ K.jnnoth Pulnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Eleanor - BR 8-2790 Fhil RibWo. 3SV2 Morse St. BR 8-5554 Suzanna BRB-6278 BR9 9169 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Edword C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 C. Alfre! Rice, R. R. No. 1. Union City-Evelyn Jose.th Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-B-8290 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.-Berget leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR9-9511 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr.—Alleen _ ...BR 8-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel .... BR 8-4071 BR 8-6788 BR 8-2451 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rito . BR 8-8318 iv:. J rjiTOi'! MIJ;. ■ .I'.-"-!': cv i.L"" -L'COT iiT? c jJTp"* i?a.C • '/,•>./. *. '1. ■ ' TjTj • ' J.-:. : 'I.!.' h.■ -The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR PRAY FOR PEACE FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRINO PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., VISITING ROTARIANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME HIGH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 15, 1960 NEXT TUESDAY—-The inembers will 3SARLY LEAVERS—Not too many® have a chance to become acquainted with Ed the Rennell's new assistant at State Home# GIVEN JOB™President Harvey has appointed Harold Goodholm to represent Rotary as a member of the city's I960 Michigan Week observance organization® Red McKnight, who has the pro gram, tells us his speaker wHl be Robert A® Wise, MoD«, the home's new assistant medical superintendent® Dr® Wise came to the ColdYfater insti * tution recently from Craig Colony and Hospital at Sonyea, N«Y® * COMMUNITY SERVICE—Rotarian mil Couillard, following in the footsteps of fellow club member Noel Shed,d, was * re-elected this week to the post of THIS WEEK—Les Woodward presented a highly educational film showing how automation has hiked production and held down costs in the giant coal industry® president of the Chamber of Commerce® A good choice, and Will, T/ho probably has paid more fines for having his photo in the papers the past year than any other club member (except perhaps John Etsweiler), certainly deserves The club also heard a talk by E» Co Huett, Y^o reviewed -vrirat steps have been taken by the Coldwater Players in their Tibbits Theater project and explained the help needed by that organization to make the project a successful undertaking. credit for his continued support of the Rotary Foundation Fellowship program. Personally, we feel Will should be granted some degree of amnesty this year in view of his willingness to serve another year in an important community office. * * * VISITORS—Rotarians Ed Novricki, Bob Stocker and Ken Yesh, of Bronson, AT RANDOM—Women seldom achieve ^d Carlton McKenzie, Quincy® the same success as men in the business world—probably because they have ^o County Supervisors Jim Skinner wives to advise them® and Lloyd Goodwin were guests of Prez Harvey, while Bob Yingling had •if Bob Fray of New York and Bill Wilson of Coldwater as his guests. WHICH REMINDS US—That Old Santa, never lets a fella down® We once knew Gordon Archer and Norman Kimble, Coldwater high school seniors, were the weekly student guests® a boy who asked for a soldier suit for Christmas—he got one l5 years later® . * * PARTING THOUGHT—There's nothing that will make you go into debt faster than trying to keep up with people who already are® ABSENTEES—Burandt, Dale and John Dean, Faller, Goodholm (made up in Bronson), Hurley, Kerr, Komstein, Leavenworth, McComb, Nagle, Pitts, Ribble, [Vinton,/Waldron, Wiggins and Chuck Woodward, SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Stvrges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. Competitor Relations— COMMITTEES Club Service Duane Davidson, Choirman Charles Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY L. Woodward, Olin Treasurer Duane Dovldson, John Oeon, Clyde Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Biringer. Information- Swart. K. Pearce—4-H Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursdoy each Month, Crippled Children- Magozine— MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Werner Van Aken. Program- Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Public Howard Teeter, Roy Fox Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght Youth- International Buyer-Seller Relations- Robert Korr, Robert Howley. Informotion— The Rotary Foundotion— Axner Olson, Albert Fallen Willloms. Peorce—Rurol-Urbon. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstlen-International 12—K. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Re June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—O. Dolly—Lodies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. Jvly-1960 5—H. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Falter. 26—B. May-1960 24-C. Sebold. 24—G. Burondt. 5—J. Leovenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. Hawley—Ladies' Night. January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. 8-W. 15—K. 13—R. Toupallk. 15-S. Jolly. Internafionol Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Penninglon. Way. Day. lations. Service 16—R. Yingling—Com. Sofety. Aprit-1960 5—P. Hurley. 8—R. Patterson—Competitor Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobier. Treat. Octobef-1959 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholorihlps, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loansployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. International John Dean, Chairman Lansing, Michigan Bacon. 22—E. Hollz—Merry Christmos. ContactsChester Allomier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweller. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEIT2 Woodward—Occupational. 29—C. International Carl VInton, S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Keath Peorce, Alfred Rice, War Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeont-a I-Arms- INTERNATIONAL Rurol-Urbon— Sweet. 9-W. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodword. 27-W. Bobier. Wayne Way. 2-W. March-1960 Fair 22—C. 20—B. George Owers, Dick Moore, Student Information- Rotary Informotlon— Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Boys ond Girls Week— Moore. P. M. pecial - At the call of the President Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman February—1960 23-W. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Cralg Sebald, Ken Putnam Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. ROTARY 25—B. Les Wise, John Wolker, Russell Community Sofety— Ralph Toupallk, Web Treat. DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Horris, PRESIDENT Ernest Luso, Mark Andrews. Phil Ribble, jess Waldron, Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treos. 12il5 Magozine. n-C. Fronk McConkey. Fellowship— Richard PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Four-Woy TestOceupallonoi Cla ssificalion— ROTARY Augutl-19S9 4—N. Shedd—Rotary -- President Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade Assoeiotions— Vice President Von Aken. John Elswciier, Vinco Kornstlen. 15—D. Deon—Stag Night. - Seeretary Club Bulletin— CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Joseph Reiderer, Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ElGCTtON 1959-1960 Roy C. Po'Verson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 19-R. Milnes—Intornationat Inf. Fox. 26-J. Waldron. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to chonge dates with another member, advise the PfoBtOT'.pf'ojfl"'"]. of '''o ^attge. Members hoving «eeial programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-59A2 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME BRB-W33 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhain St.—Martha . — .. BR 8-5562 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwafer-Fay BR 8-55M Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kolhryn - Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Roth BR 8-m58 Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morione BR 8-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther . BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoref Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 176 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-5386 BR 8-5891 BR 8-4486 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola BR 6-8086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 8-4086 BR 8-6054 BR 8-2818 Ducine E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.-Ellen Jo BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen .BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie . BR 8-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Aiberi Faller, 95 N. Honchcft St.—Charlotte Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth . .. . BR 8-6598 .. BR 8-5475 BR 8-2864 6. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . BR 8-6517 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy - ... BR 8-5942 Roy FoX/ 16 MorrUon Lake, R. R. No. 2~Dorls .. BR 8-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake _ BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 £. Chicago St.—Hermionq . BR 8-2288 Edward C. Hollz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen _ ... .BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce .BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel - BR 8-6788 Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo BR 8-^M Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme -BR8-MW Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg H. Vincent Kornstion, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy .. BR 8-6^1 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chleogo St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth . BR 8-2261 Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-M86 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. . . —BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerite.. BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine ...BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice.— BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R, No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marsholl St.—Lorrolne —BR 8-5975 lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel —BR B-5902 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth . BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 ef. Chicago St.—Eleanor _ BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse Sf C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 9-9169 BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroiine BR-8-8290 Charles Schmltl, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget ... BR 8-5714 Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rito _ BR 8-8318 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Suzonna . Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann V/arner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Lester F. Wise. R. R. No. 2-Cei;a Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME .... BR 8-4229 BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 . .. . . BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 BR 8-4424 ..... BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . .. .BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly . ...BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie BR 9-9511 PR/ FG WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5554 BR 8-5585 Warren Williams, Botovio, Michigan—loMoine, Bron. 4024 PEA by _ - Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beotrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllma Rotary REFLECTOR Published . . _ . BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Oelia john Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen rhe COLDWATER FREDERICK H. Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . . BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5342 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie . . BR 8-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Morshoil St.-Gertrude . BR 8-4350 Heword Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva .. BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive-Virglnlo BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago. R. R. 5-Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— IKC �"He Profits Mo^t Who'Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in, the U. S. A. January 7, X960 IJEXT TUESDAY—Les Woodv/ard^ vdio has next week's progranip informs us weekly meetings. he plans to present a l6-minute film ^ 4f- * on automation in industiyo ALL-SPORTS FETE—-Prez Harvey refjorts ■jt •}f •if that the other service clubs have indi THIS TUESDAY—Jim McComb cated their willingness to join with Rotary in staging an all-sports banquet for the high school athletes this year. Like Rotary, they are in favor of a streamlined after-dinner program in place of the dravm out affairs of pre came up with Charlie Hill^ Chamber of Commerce manager, rdio presented an encouraging community revievf of the past year and looked at the coming 12.months with marked optimism. vious years. Chairmen will be named soon to plan the event. Charlie's talk neatly summa3>ized achievements of 19^9 while at the same time pointing up community ■if AT LONG UST ~ The Health Center has notified the directors as to the problems ahead. ■if 4f pieces of equipment it would like to purchase from the proceeds of last ■Jf year's Rotary Minstrel Show. VISITORS—Hotarians Nels Weber, One unit will be a full-size whirlpool bath and the other an ultra-sonic unit designed to bounce patients back to good health Bronson; Gill Pilliod, Angola, Ind.j Ralph Byers, of Brentwood, Mo. more rapidly. The board has authorized the treasurer to draw and send a check Forrest Rambo, of Lansing, was a guest of Fred Anderson, while Bill Stickan and Charles Boston, to the hospital for tl, 151.32—the entire profits from last year's show. CHS seniors, were the weekly student guests. Oh yes, the directors are currently considering worthy projects which might be linked to this year's show. A decision will be upcoming v/ithin the next two if- ABSENTEES—Bacon, Burandt. weeks. John Dean, Kornstein, McKeith, Russ Moore, Pennineton. Ribble^ After that—-well it will be rehearsal time again. Warner Van Aken.^Vinton| Wiggins, ■if ■if Way and Warren Williams, * * LIST REQUESTED—The board is asking Torg Skabo, Classification committee chairman, for a list of open classifica tions. • Tilhen received, the membershipshould survey carefully and then go to ■ 4 EARLY LEAVERS—Not many. •work. New members are the life blood of any club. BOARD ACTION—The directors have acted affirmiatively on a' request from Bill Milnes, y&io has been on the ailing list, to be syd-tched to Senior Active classifica tion, with Harry Joseph to take over * ■jf ■if SURGERY OKAYED—Our directors have voted to finance, an operation-for-a. - - seven-year-old Branch county girl in need of an immediate operation for removal of her tonsils and adenoids. The patient Is a member of a family of eight children his active classificatioh. Bill has also been granted a' '^.eave of absence 7d,th everyone in ^ bhe club rooting for his full , recovery and early return to the and has been turned down by all other possible sources of aid. •if ■if SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Competitor COMMITTEES COLDWATER, MICH. Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Olin Dolly. Pre»ident Vice President Classiifcation— Torg Skobo, les Wise, Frederick — Secretory Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treos. Fellowship— Duone Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil- lioms, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Richard Biringer. P.M. ^poclal — At the call of the President PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Warner Van Aken. Don Harris, Wiiford Couillord. Public Frank McConkey. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory Informotion. John Etswciler, Vince Kornstion. 15—0. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupotionol. Community Servic* Clyde Willioms, Chairman 29—C. Boys and Girls Week— Craig Sebald, Ken Putnom Bacon. Anderson—Trade Assoc. Keolh Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Guests Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- Reiderer—Employer-Em International Vocotional Service Patterson—Competitor Re ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. Information- Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. Koelbel. May-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. June—1960 7—K. Putnom. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. January—1960 July-1960 5—J. McComb. 12—1. Woodword. 5—H. Goodhoim. 12—C. Allemier. 19—B. Folier. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Folier. 19—H. Joseph. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 15-S. Jolly. Inlernotionol Student ProjectsChuck Bocon, Lou Pennlngton. Leovenworth—Childten's Party. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—Internolionol 24—C. Sebold. lations. Servieo 22—R. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. ployees. 24—G. Burondt. 8—R. Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobier. Internotienal 17—J. Williams. Peoree—Rurol-Urbon. 26-H. November—1959 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson-Rotary Foundation. Loans- 8-W. 15—K. 12—K. International Contacts- Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. Buyer-Seller Wayne Way. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. Doy. IS—R. Toupolik. George Owers, Dick Moore, 9-W. Treat. 16—R. Ylngllng—Com. Sofely. 23-W. Way. April-1960 5-P. Hurley. October-1959 6—. February—1960 March-1960 Peorce-4-H Foir September—1959 Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeont-at-Arms- GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Lansing, Michigan Information- Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Student Information— Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY CLARENCE A. NEITZ 25-B. K. 27-W. Bobier. Rol^rt Show, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, INTERNATIONAL Ernest Luse, Mork Andrews. Rural-Urban— Rotary Information— AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND 18—Governor's visit Four-Woy Test- Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodword. Howord Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS 11-C. Swart. 20—B. Howley-Ladies' Night. Program- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Magazine. Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupolik, Web Treot. Crippled Children- Magazine— Regular — First Thursday eoeh Month, 12:15 Joseph Reiderer, Moore. Membership- Board of Direetort Meetings PROGRAMS 2-W. Sweet. 4—N. Shedd—Rotory Trade Associotions— Von Aken. OIRECTORS-Horvey .Bent, Donald Harris, Employer-Employee Relations- Occupotionol ROTARY August—1959 Ken leovenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 19S9>1960 Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service 19-R. 2^B. Milnes—Internailono! The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dotes with another member, odvise the programs such as Lodies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detoils. Inf. Fox. 26-J. Woldron. jhoiftnon of the change. Mecnbers hoving »p«io{ DON HARRIS, Progrom Choirmon — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Pbene No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews. 25 Parsons Sf.-;Ruth BR 8-M33 , .__-BR 8-5358 Chester L. Allemier. R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Orive-Mar|one BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther . BR 8-68^ Richard Biringer, 56 N. Hudson St.-Jeon - -BR 8-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-^CIoro 15 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret .. - BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Folrfield Dr.—Josephine .. BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St,—Nola BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane -BR 8-2818 Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfiold Dr.—Ellen Jo . BR 8-8609 Dole A, Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirifeld Dr.—Lucille —BR 8-6127 -BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Mortho . iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme BR 8-WW BR 8-5562 BR 8-W50 Kermon Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .-BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chlcogo St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth . James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. §5 S'?"! BR 8-M86 BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen-..-BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Homo—Carol BR 9-9551 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite .BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elolne—BR B-4198 Keith Pearce, 350 Morsholl St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 -BR 8-4435 BR 8-2288 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel— BR 8-6788 BR 8-6316 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo BR 8-5412 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .. _..BR 8-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Aflene ... 8R 8-8942 Floword M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion . ._BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— Suzanna - . Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel.... BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Putnom, HE. Chicago St.—Eleanor.... BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union Clfy-Evelyn.. BR 8-2451 Joseph Riedere', 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Chories Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget.. BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita ...BR 8-8318 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-4243 H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE WELCOME . ... ... BR 8-6730 ,._BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Notolle BR 9-9511 PRAY FOR PEACE FREDERICK ALWAYS BR 8-5554 BR 8-5585 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 WEEKS O'J/ILITI SPRIiiG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, BlCIi. ROTARIANS . Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Rotary REFLECTOR VISITING . John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER COLDWATER, . Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beotrlce . BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1—Wiimo .. .... BR 8-8238 Warren Willioms, Balavlo, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore.. -BR 8-6517 Oonold M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy BR 8-5942 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Pout Hurley, 163 Foirifeld Dr.—Aileen —BR 8-6687 Sontford Joltey, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.-Nellie. George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ..BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.BR 8-2979 BR 9-9360 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione Phone No. Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice . BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia ..BR 8-4229 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison lake .- Address ond Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia _.BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice ...BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-M39 Albert Fallcr, 95 N. Haneheit St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Roth ..-BR 8-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 NAME INC. �'He Profits MqsI Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 309 I960 ON-TO-MIAMIUMD™The I960 Rotaiy MISSING FACES—Burandt, Joseph, Leavenworth, Milnes, Shomo, Waldron and Yingling. International convention is to be held May 29-June 2 in i.dami^ Florida. Binary Clubs everywhere are being urged form their On-To-iliamiland committees * pronto. EARLY LEAVERS—Nine. Personally, after glancing out the window, vfe are all for taking off now for Miami and staying there until after the convention. HIE UNDERSTAND that the most worrisome problem with many women is girth control. « « « NEXT TUESDAY—Jim McComb has the program but to date hasn't divulged what STOLEN THOUGHTS he will have to offer. Something is wrong with our think ing when a man is deemed a little cracked * * and eccentric THIS VJEEK—John Etsweiler, if he undertakes or is willing a public service. program chairman, presented John Etsweiler at his program. The result Life is a grindstone, and whether it grinds a man down or pushes him up depends upon the stuff he's made of. was a short but sv/eettalk on the subject of trade associations—both good and evil (the associations, not the talk) —Jackson Rota-liVheel As we alw^s say, some of our best programs spring from local talent. * im YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS—We wish more of the club members would resolve •a ■ik * during I960 to furnish Ye Ed with more VISITING ROTARIikNS—Ken Yesh, Bronsonj Joe Wibel, Ed Geishert, Carlton McKenzie and John Holcomb, Quincy; and Ralph Byers, Brentwood, Mo. The latter, an industrial engineer, is soon to make his home in Coldwater, being transferred here to the Climax Molybdenum plant. bits of news for the weekly bulletins. There are days (and this is one) when it is extremely difficult to dig up anything worth writing or reading. * And so, to use up what * * Space we have remaining, OTHER GUESTS—Navy Flier Kent McKnight, who was a guest of his Vfe will close by wishing ole man. Red McKnightj and Donald Gause, of Pontlac, a guest of his papa-in~law, Mac You all a Happy and Very McKeith. Prosperous New Year ■a * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES Charles L. Dolly. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS President Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY Treasurer FRED WEEKS Asst. Sec.-Treas. Woodward, Olln DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donold Harris, Duane Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Vni- Hams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard. Richard Birlnger. Trade Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Warner Von Aken. Public Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox Rotary InformationRobert Show, Dr. K. L. Olmsled, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 6—. Anderson—Trode Assoc. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies* Night. 27-W. Wayne Way. Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War ren Williams. Bobier. Fred Anderson, Mllford McKeith. Student Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght Youth- Herman Koelbel, 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Reiderer-Employer-Em ployees. 24—G. Burandt. John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. January—1960 international Student Projects- Koelbel, 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June-1960 Putnam. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. 5—H. 12—L. Woodward. 19—B. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. July-1960 5—J. McComb. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Falier. ApT>r-1960 5—P. Hurley. 7—K. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. ContactsChaster Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Efsweiier. Information- 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—International 14—O. Dally—Ladles' Night. 15-S. Jolly. Bill Mlines, Gus Burandt. 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 31—L. Pennington. Patterson—Competitor Re lations. Internationai Service Pearce-Rorol-Urbon. 1—D. Woodward. 24—C. Sebald. December—1959 8—R. Bill Bobler. 15—K. May—1960 Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Loans— Way. 26-H. November—1959 17—J. Treat. 12—K. 13—R. Toupolik. Rurol-Urban— Sweet. 9-W. Day. October—1959 George Owers, Dick Moore, Intornofional Vocatiortal Service Lansing, Michigan Bacon. Internaflonal Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEITZ Boys and Girls Week— Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeant-at*Arms— INTERNATIONAL 29—C. Crippled Children- P.M. HAROLD T. THOMAS Clyde Williams, Chairman 2-W. 16—R. Yingllng-Com. Safety. March—1960 tion. Associations- February—1960 23-W. Fair John Efsweiier, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupotional. Community Servic* Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofety— Ralph Toupolik, Web Treat. Magazine- K. Pearce-4-H September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rofory informa Moore. ^ooeiai — At the call of the President ProgramDon Harris, Wilford Couillard. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT 25-B. Craig Sebald, Ken Putgam Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Board of Directors Meetings Ernest Luse, Mork Andrews. Van Aken. Fellowship- Magazine. 18—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Occupational informationPhil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Frank McConkey. Bulletin— PROGRAMS n-C. Swart. Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. ROTARY 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Joseph Reiderer, Ken Leovenworth. Classification— Secretory Club CHARLES SCHMITT 1959-1960 August—1959 Employer-Employed Rolotlons— Duane Davidson, Chairman Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C1 Patterson, Horry Joseph. Club Service Goodholm. 12—C, Allemier. Faller. 19-R. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. Fox. 26-J. Woldron. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having specie I programs such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 DON HARRIS, Program Chairmon — Telephone oR 0-5942 NAME NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann . Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kafhryn BR 8-M33 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6B21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther.— --BR 8-6843 Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Saton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 55 BR 8-5386 —BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Josephine - BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.-Nola . .BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ._BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.- BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Joiin T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Efsweiier, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.-Lucille. BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte —BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth BR 8-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris—BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore —BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R. R. No. 3, Cold. Loke—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ._BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6708 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.-Martha _ Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg BR 8-57W BR 8-5562 BR 8-6050 ®52"?155 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy— BR 8-6W1 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chieogo St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth . BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 32 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6336 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St.— BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen.. BR 8-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwaler Slate Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Wiiliom A. Milnes, 1M Grand St.—Morguerlte—BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Glodys — BR 8-6278 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Refha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth--BR 8-5996 Roy C. Pofterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude ._BR 8-4350 Howord Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo . BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene ...BR 8-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Suzonna Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia .BR 8-422? Fred H. Weeks. R. R. No. 2-Boatriee Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshoil St. — BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union Clty—Evelyn....BR 8-2451 Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget— Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME H, .... Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott-Natalie i0®0I FREDERICK . . BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 - -BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batovia, Miehlgon—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Notary REFLECTOR by BR 8-5554 John Walker, 33 Daugherly—Gretchen . . Wayne V/. V/ay, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy . . Tbe COLDWATER Published . Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann . ..BR B-5585 V/arner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys . ... BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice .. .BR 8-2128 Clyde Willibms, R. R. No. 1-Wilma Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 ..BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen 8R 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Keith Pearce, 350 Marsholl St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chieogo St.—Gothel—BR 8-5902 Rciy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phone No. BR 8-2930 BR 8-6341 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MXCit. INC. .. .BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 �*He Profits Most Who .Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. 5. A, December 23, 1959' NK^T TUESDAY—Due to the fact BETTER TO GIVE—Every Rotarian, from time to time, probably has vron-- . dered if the club's Christmas toy that Christmas has shoved our pub lication schedule ahead two days^ we haven't contacted John Etsweiler to project is really worth wtiile. , » and then comes an experience v/hich convinces you that it is* find out what he plans in the way of a program next week, John^ hov/ever, can be counted upon to come up with something worth staying off the "early For instance, one Rotary- leaver" list. committee of four drew a mother and four children (the oldest only 7) as * their assignment. home, they found that the mother, who has been in the hospital four times within the past year, is tr^dng to IftJSICAL INTERLUDE—This week's program offered a change of pace from the usual offering- Upon visiting the Ed Holtz, support her brood on the slim Aid to chairman, came up with a short Dependent Children payments-. session of yule music* The family had no money for toys With an assist from Delano \.ise, high school music director, Ed pre sented insturnentalj, vocal and organ selections by three groups of high and little food in the house but the atmosphere v;as cheerful- The mother, while admitting that her situation v/as rough, was more concerned over her next school musicians door neighbors., She was fretting over the fact that they had no Christmas * •M- tree for their four youngsters, little food and not even refrigeration to pre SIGNING IN—Only two Rotarians serve Tdiat little food they did have in on the guest list this week. Bob Stocker and William Campbell, both the house-, of Bronson. Ti-ie Rotarians, needless to say, were touched. They provided a large quantity of food, as vrell as toys and some clothing for their family and referred the"neighbors" to another Doc Pearce had Senator Joe Smeekens as his guest, while Ken LeavenY^orth hosted A1 La Mare of Blairsvii:e, Pa,, and Bob Rotary coLiraittee which had found its assigned family had moved elsewhere* Yingling his son. Bob, JrJerry Dooley, CHS senior, was the weekly student guest and was introduced by "Osgood".- * . • « o and make us ever mindful of "the needs of others* Amen., ■a ■ii * IN CLOSING—The season's greetings ABSENTEES—Goodholm, McKnight, to Rotarians, Rotary iuins and their Milnes, Russ Moore (made up in Quincy), * families everywhere* * EARLY LEAVERS—Twelve ■Jt May the coming year bring happiness to all* -it SCB * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Kendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMITTEES Competitor Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS President Vice Preslderit 1959-1960 L. Woodward, Olin Joseph Reiderer, 11—C. Four-Way Test- Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational information- Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick Frank McConkey. Trade Van Aken. Secretary Club Bulletin— Troosurer Scton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. See.-Treas. Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursday eoch Month, 12:15 Warner P.M. Van Aken. special — At the call of the President ProgramDon Harris, Wilford Coulilard. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Public Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox Rotary Informatioit— Rol^rt Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Woodward—Occupational. 29—C. Bacon. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Student Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- Herman Koeibel, 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Buyer-Seller Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. information- 24-C. Sebald. December—1959 5—J. Patterson—Competitor Re Axner Olson, Albert Foller. 26—B. June—1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 5—H. McComb. 12—1. Woodward. 19—B. Faller. The Rotary Foundation— A. McKeith. 31—L. Pennington. Januory~1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice-Student Day. 15-S. Jotly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. International Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. Leavenworth—Children's Party. May—1960 Kerr—Buyer-Seller. lations. International Service Kornstien—International Day. 19—H. Joseph. ployees. 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Bill Bobier. 29—V. 26-H. Koelbei. November—1959 loans- 22—R. Moore. 12—K. 27-W. Boblar. 3—B. Williams. Aprll-1960 5-P. Hurley. Scholarships, Awards, end Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. International John Dean, Choirman Lansing, Michigan 22—C. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. ren Wlllioms. 1—D. Woodward, 8—W. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. Dean—Stag Night. Chester Ailemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Vocational Service CLARENCE A. NEITZ March—1960 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 6—. Andersen—Trade Assoc. 13-R. Toupollk. International Contacts- Corl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 23-W. Way. Pearce—4-H Fair October-1959 Keoth Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Treat. 16—R. YInglIng—Com. Safety. 18—Governor's visit Associations- Axner Olsott, Chairman Sergeont-at-Arms- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Swart. 9-W. 25—B. K. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Rural-Urban— February—1960 2—W. Sweet. Magazine. tion. Community Serviee Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys end Girts Week— Crolg Sebold, Ken Putnam Fellowship— DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent. Donald Harris, Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupollk, Web Treat. Moore. Doane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Cooillard, Crippled ChildrenMagazineGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Wayne Woy. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, PROGRAMS September—1959 8—K. Olmsted-Rotary Informa Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Clossifleation— ROTARY August—1959 4—N. Shodd—Rotary Ken Leavenworth. Attendonce— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relotions— Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Milnes—International Goodholm. 12-C. Ailemier. 19-R. Inf. Fox. 26-J. Waldron. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the PfoaMJm chajman of the Wembe« programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rufh BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha BR 8-5562 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-68^ Herman Koeibel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg .. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy^ .. BR 8-6501 BR 9-9106 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret. Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. .BR 8-5386 Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mor|orie BR 8-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean . .. 8R 8-8086 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fclrfield Dr.-Josephine . BR 8-44C6 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola . .-BR 8-4036 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene--BR S-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane..— .BR 8-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo .-BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen— BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie. -BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille .. .. BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Haneheft St.—Charlotte Chorles FIske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh _BR 8-5475 BR8-28M Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—DorisBR 8-53l8 E. Harold Gaodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore. ...BRB-6517 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison lake BR B-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione. BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R. R. No. 3, Cold. Loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 FolrField Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 3-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . 5'5^?5 Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme BR 8-6050 15 ®-2261 Weoster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St,—Alice - Arlo Musser, R. R." No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice-. . BR 8-8546 Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshal! St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-93M George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Eilzobeth ..BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace BR 8-2979 BR 8-6161 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrico Boyd C. Wiagins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Wlllldms, R. R. No. l-Wilmo Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita — BR 8-8318 I0®01 PREDSsRXCK QUALITY H. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITIIslG ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-8238 . - BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott-Notolie BR 9-9511 V. pgr PE.A.C WEEKS PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ftlCit. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER . Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly pR SPRING BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 ., — BR 8-2710 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth.- !s c-PM BR 8-6730 Worran Willioms, Botovici, Miehigon—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello ... BR 8-4424 C. Aifrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn.-BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-B290 ^Rotary REFLECTOR --BR 8-2128 . . Wayne W. V/oy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. ... BR 9-9169 The COLDWATER BR 8-5554 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia -BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel—BR 8-5902 Chorles Schmitt, IB E. Alden St.—Berget ... Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann . BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys . — . .-BR 8-4243 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys — BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—8'^ Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth BR 8-6316 . BR 8-5842 Ralph Toupollk, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 William A. Milnes, \50 Grand St.—Marguerite— BR 8-2485 BR 8-5975 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BR 8-M86 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen - 3? 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stote Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine - BR 8-6341 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howord Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo . . BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene ... BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion . ..BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive-Virginia . BR 8-2841 E. Ken Lcovenworth, 117 E. Chicogo St.—Emily BR 8-6B50 Ernest W. Luse. R. R. No. 3-Ruth Phone No. BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple lone—Vlrglnio INC 34.6|r Fn'rs~s: — �December 28, 19^9 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Rev. Albert A, Butterfield Major Classification Minor Classification Religion Christianity Protestanti sm Signed - J. A. Kennedy, Secretary �OVi "■ 'i'"'-- '• V A 'l ^:v.- 0 :• ::n<: i; in.: i-J' •■; .;c : ». "i - ..; " ■'; ^ j: ■'.• •■; • /•::/ L::VC':-jaS ■'Cric; , £ .;: -;•;'t' ■ :.••*c r J r / . ' V ■• ''v- -"■ ; , . .; t. : .., jr;e^h:!u in ^^, : : "•n jc'iS, ■• ;•jS^:; :? r- '• r.:- - , ■•::d M . A ! "i- c �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ,Thp COLDWATt1?-ROTARY CL-UBrCdtciwater, Michigan " — The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 18, 1959 HOEL, DOEL—Ed Holtz, v/ho has next YOUTH PROJECT—Your board of Tuesday's progrard, plans to present a directors, at a special meeting follovring this week's luncheon, decided group of high school musicians—vocal ists and -instrumentalists—for an that the club vdll act as sponsor for a new Explorer Scout troop being organ ..interlude of yule music. It vdll be in the nature of an audience partici pation program and sounds like a lot of fun, so be there® ized in Coldvfater i The directors authorized President Harvey to select a committee of three to provide liason between the troop and club® EVERYONE LEGIT—Secretary Chick reports that all members have paid it it their duesi •M- DON'T FORGET—To follow through on the club's Christmas toy project* Every member is to purchase and deliver ■J5- THIS TUESDAY—Santford Jolley came up Y«rith an educational and interesting progrcm vrhich gave the members a better idea of glass manufacturing methodsold a gift to some underpriviledged child prior to Christmas. The assignments were handed out this Tuesday^ If you haven't got yours, start asking® and new.> it Bob Fisher, of South Bend, Ind®, representative of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co., displayed a film showing glass in the naJcing- He concluded an interesting half hour by ansv^ering YOU it CAI^'T BEaT EM— Wife: Oh, Jim, the lady next door bought a nevf hat exactly like mine® questionsi Husband: Now I suppose you want to buy another one? Wife: Well, it would be cheaper th^ moving^ EA.ULY LEAVERS—Seven signers plus five others® it it it it it CHHISTr.IAS, with its eternal message of Peace and Good V/ill, fits VISITORS—Rotarians Lloyd Junker, Wendell llathav/ay and Jack Schafer, into the liotary program like no other religious festival of the year. •Bronsonj Dale uleiy, of Goshen, Ind«, and Carlton HcKenzie, Quincy® If raen everywhere follovred such precepts as "Service Above Self," remembering at all times that "he profits most v;ho serves best," this Clayton Boston and Tom English, CHS seniors, were the weekly student, ^estsa troubled ■jt- old world would have and Good Will, ■5^ VACANT- CHAIRS—Burandt, Couillard,. Goodholn, Leavenvrarth, Rice, Milne's, Pitts, Schmitt, Thomas, Treat, Waldron,. it V/ay, \/iggins. Chuck Woodward and Yingling. it it Peace • it SOB it You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCV - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMIHEES Club Service Ducne Davidson, Chairman Charles L. Woodword, Olin Dolly. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS Pr«»idonl Vie. President Classirieation— Torg Skabo, Les Wise. Frederick JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary Club CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Joseph Rciderer, 11—C. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational InformationPhil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Frank McConkey. 22—C. Community Service Woodward—Oceupotionoi. 29—C. Bacon. Boys ond Girls Week— Croig Sebold, Ken Putnam Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Safety- 6—. Moore. 13—R. Toupoiik. Biringer. Magazine- Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Direetoar Meettngi 12:15 Worncr Van Aken. P. M. pecial — At the call of the President "dTsTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Program- Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. Public INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. I. Olmited, Sergeant-at-Arms- INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Deott, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan Bobler. Youth— Hermon Koelbel, Bill Internotional Contoets— international Informotlon— ployees. 24—G. Burandt. Robert Kerr, Robert Howiey. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—Interttotional Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. May-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. 24-C. Sebald. 31—L. Pennington. December-1959 8—R. Bobler. Patterson—Competitor Re June—1960 7—K. lations. Internotional Service Willioms. Pearce—Rural-Urbon. 26-H. Koelbei. November—1959 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmos. Pulnom. 14—0. Dolly-Lodies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. Chester Allemler, Jim McComb. 29—J. Efsweiler. Carl Vinton. S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Axner Olson, Chairman Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. 8-W. 15—K. 12—K. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Relderer-Employer-Em loa ns— Student Guests- Information— Howard Teeter, Ray Fox AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War 15—K. Peorce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodword. 5-P. Hurley. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 27-W. Wayne Way. Treat. 16—R. YIngling—Com, Sofety. Day. 20—B. Howiey-Ladies' Night. George Owers, Dick Moore, Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, PRESIDENT Ralph Toupoiik, Web Treat. Crippled Children- Sweet. 9-W. April-1960 October-1959 Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil 2-W. March—1960 tion. Clyde Williams, Chairman February—1960 23-W. Woy. Foir September-1959 8—K. Olmsled—Rotary Informa DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donald Horris, Richard Magazine. Sworl. 18—Governor's visit 25-B. K. Pearce-4-H Four-Way Test- Bulletin— Fellowship— liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, PROGRAMS John Etsweilor, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Deon—Stag Night. Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Poul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Trade Associations- Van Aken. ROTARY August—1959 Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959-1960 Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Horry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- January—1960 July-1960 Inlernational Student Proieets— 5—J. McComb. 12—1. Woodward. 12—C. Allemler. The Rotary Foundotlen— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 26—if. Milnes—International BUI Mllnes, Gus Burandt. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. 19-B. 5—H. Faller. Goodholm. 19-R. Fox. Inf. 26-J. Woldron. Th« obovB is our proorom schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the chonge- programs such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolls. ytSlfJ DON HARRIS, Program Chatrmon — Telephone BR 8»5y42 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lone-Kothrvn _ .BR8-M33 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR |-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Sf.-Ruth .- --BR 8-M58 Dr. Chories Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobler, 280 Grond St.-Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clora BR 8-5386 .... ^ BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.-Josephine BR 8-4486 Guvarrle Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St,—Nolo BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogane ..BR 8-6054 Olin Doily, 61 Maple lone-Jone - John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille —BR 8-WW Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Oratyd St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 E. Ken leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-68M Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3—Ruth .. - BR B-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR B-6386 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St, ._ BR 8-5394 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR B-6788 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone-Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St,—Louise Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie Ralph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court—Gladys — BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshlngton St.-Elaine—BR 8-4198 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Ann . . BR 8-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys .. _ . .BR B-4243 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Ellzobeth — BR 0-5996 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia .. BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grotchen _ . BR 8-6730 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy . . . BR 8-5494 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel — BR 8-5902 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. l-Wilmo Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35Vj Morse St. BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn—.BR 8-2451 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Charles Schmift, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-2979 BR 8-5975 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—ifuth BR 8-6161 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Croig Sebald, R. R- No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 Suzonna - Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notoiie L QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ROTARIANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5554 ...BR 8-2128 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Warren Willioms, Botavia, Mlchlgon—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R, R. No. 2-CeIia BR 8-4424 P FQF^ PEAC FREDERICK . Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.-Phyllis Rotary REFLECTOR VISITING BR 3-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshol! St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva . BR 0-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Artene .. BR 8-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginio BR 8-2841 The COLDWATER COIDWATER, Phone No. BR 8-2930 BR 8-6341 .. BR 8-5842 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice —BR B-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rctha. BR 9-93M BR 8-6598 Robert Hawloy, R. R. No. 2, Morrison lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Hermione _—BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. loke-Eveiyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolloy, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-57M BR 8-5562 BR 8-5909 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme PJ*?!;* William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte —BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Roth BR 0-2864 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Martha -BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie NAME INC. . BR 9-9511 Tf. I. & R. �"He Profits Most Who SerVes Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 10, 155-9 NEXT TUESDAY—The marvels of the EARLY LEAVERS—Nine# glass manufacturing industry vd.ll be unraveled for the members in a movie ■it to be shovmo Santford Jolley, pro gram chairman, areports that one and possibly two representatives of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Cooc, glass division of South Bend, Indo, will be present to furnish additional Clothe-A-Child for Christmas campaign# John Dean is serving as general chairman, succeeding Howard Teeter, vdio took charge last year# Rotarians Santford Jolley and Bob Nagel are serving as co-chairmen of the important Mile-0Dimes phase of the campaign, while Paul Hurley, Byron Thomas, Ken Putnam, Duke Davidson, yours truly et al are all ■a ALSO tffiXT TUESDAY—Teams for the club's annual Christmas gift project will be announced* The members are again being divided in to groups to purchase and deliver yule gifts to children in the area who otherwise might be missed by Santa this year* * -it AS USUAL—Rotary is playing a prominent role in Coldwater's annual information• ■it -it connected with the drive in various official capacities# In addition. Rotary teams, under the direction of Ray Pitts, will man the Uile-O'-^Dimes Fi*iday, December 18#" ■a it THIS 1/IIEEK—The club enjoyed an informative talk concerning the complex population, religious and political problems existing in the tiny democracy of Lebanon* it it OUCH—A gifted professor wrote this on a sophomore's themes Your vocabulary is mean and impoverished but entirely adequate to express your thoughts# The speaker was Dr« T* F* Boushy, native of Lebanon but now it it an American citizen and a member of the Hillsdale College faculty* Pat Patterson merits a pat for an interestir^ program# GOOD ADVICE—-The pompous orator was about to begin his speech when a news photographer began walking around the rostrum looking for a likely shot# The chairman, fearful that the orator would be annoyed, called the photographer aside and vdiispered: FEW ABSENTEES—Bobier, Komstien, Milnes, Puss Moore, Ovrers, Treat, Way and Chuck Woodv^ard were the only faces missing Tuesday# Deer season miist be "Don't take his picture while he is speaking, shoot him before he starts"# over# * * it it DON'T FORGET—Only 12 more shopping days until Christmas# VISITORS—Rotarians Bill (as if you could) Bryant, Hillsdalej Bob Pennell, Dick Schultz and Bernard Pixley, it it Bronson? GUI Pilliod, Angola; and Elmer Dobson, Quincy# SCB Frank Roberts, Bronson, was a guest of Bob Pennell, and Phil . Lindner, CHS senior, was the weekly student guest# * a You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengresotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMIHEES Club Service Duone Davidson, Chairman Chorles Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT — L. Woodword, Olln Joseph Reiderer, Treasurer Asst. See.-Treos. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational Information- 25—B. K. Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam Warner P. M. ,feelal - At the coil of the President Von Aken. ProgramDon Harris, Wilford Couillord. ^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public INTERNATIONAL Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEITZ John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Loans- Fred Anderson, Milford McKelth. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght Youth- Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. 29—C. Bacon. International Informotion— International Student Projects- 27-W. Bobier. 22—R. Moore. 29—V, Kornstien—international Day. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. May-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Potterson—Competitor Re June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—O. Dally—Ladles' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. Juiy-1960 5—H. McComb. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. ]9-B. Faller. 26—B. Leovenworth—Children's 26-H. Koetbel. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 12—1. Woodward. Axner Olson, Albert Falter. Williams. Pearce—Rural-Urban. Porty. November—1959 5—J. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotory Foundation— 8—W. 15—K. 19—H. Joseph. January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. Pearce—Rural-Urbon. 1—D. Woodward. 12—K. Howley—Ladies' Night. Chester Allemier, Jim MeComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. International 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Way. 13—R. Toupolik. 20—B. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Contacts— Treof. April-1960 5-P. Hurley. lations. Service Sweet. 9-W. Oetober-1959 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 8—R. Herman Koolbel, Bill Bobler. 2-W. 15—K. Informa Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. international Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Lansing, Michigan ren Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeont-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, Wor- Student Guests- Information- Howard Teeter, Roy Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Wayne Woy. February—1960 Mareh-1960 Fair 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday eoch Month, ROTARY Pearce—4-H September—1959 Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupolik, Web Treat. Moore. Duone Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillord, Crippled ChildrenMagasine— George Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Birlnger. PRESIDENT Magazine. IB—Governor's visit DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, 12:15 PROGRAMS 11—C. Swart. Four-Way Test- Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Fronk McConkey. Classification— ROTARY Prosidonf Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade AssociationsVice President Van Aken. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Secretary Club Bulletin— DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS 1959-1960 August-1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Ken Leovenworth. Attendance— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- 19-R. Fox. Milnes—Internallono! Inf. 26—J. Waldron. The obove is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special progroms such os Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 NAME NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME -BR 8«w33 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Martha Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwator-Foy BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kathryn — . Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Ruth .BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Monorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margarot Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro . . - IS a'lSIx BR 8-5386 - —BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jono — . BR 8-2818 Guvorrle Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo ... BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene . BR 8-6054 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirflold Dr.—Ellen Jo . BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotle BR 8-5475 Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Ira King, 65 N, Monroe St.—Moyme - BR 8-5790 • 2'$959 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.-Dorothy .. BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Rulh .BR 8-2261 BR 8-6517 Keith Pearce. 350 Morshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy.. BR B-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone . -BR B-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen .. BR 6-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Roy C. Patterson. 36 hi. Circle Dr.—Grace BR B-2979 BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice - .BR 8-4159 _-.BR9-9169 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. -- BR 8-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 e-v A R- Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME i FOR PEAC H. WEEKS SPRING COLDWATER, BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batovio, Michigan—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cella BR 8-4424 Joseph Ricderer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget.. BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita ... BR 8-8318 FREDSRICK BR 8-4243 _-BR 8-2128 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Wayne W. V/oy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Boyd C. Wiggins. 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-V/llmo .. C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn . BR 8-2451 QUALITY . -BR 8-5585 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia .. BR 8-4229 Lewis Penninglon, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel. BR 8-5902 Roy Pills, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chlcogo St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. BR 8-5412 .. BR 8-4222 BR 8-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chlcogo St.—Alice Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ... BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Refho BR 9-9360 E. Harold Goodholm. 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris --BR 8-5318 Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 BR 8-5996 BR B-5842 BR 8-6316 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 6-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Loke— Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine — BR 8-4198 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth BR 8-4350 . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion _ BR 8-5394 BR 8-2864 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-2930 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene .... BR 8-8942 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater Stale Homo—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St.—Morguerite.. BR 8-2485 Charles Fiske. R. R. No. 2-Rulh BR 8-6341 Howard Swon, R. R. No. 4—Elva BR 8-M86 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie . Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Address and Rotary Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann _ .-BR 8-5562 PRODUCTS, MICH. INC. BR 9-9428 TACif 3« �"He Profits ].Host Who Serves Besi" The COLD WATER Rotojt REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Dopmhpr )ij vfill feature movies of the Elks NEXT TUESDAY—Itoy Patterson, "who has next week's program, informs us National Home, football and deep sea fishing. 4>hat Dr. To Fo Boushy, faculty memler at Hillsdale College, will be the speaker* Dr* Boushy will talk about •it Lebanon* YULE PROJECT—Your directors decided Thursday that the club will again con duct a Christmas gift project. A it chairman will be named and "Uie meiabers FIGHT NOT OVER—The war against tuberculosis is not ended, Irvin divided into teams to purchase and Nichols, executive secretary of "the Michigan Tuberculosis Association, children in the area. deliver yule gifts to underpri"Tileged told the club Tuesday. As another yule project, a Rotary team will be chosen to take over one Nichols pointed out "that while the TB death rate has been dropping day on the Mi Te-0'--Dimes of the annual anually, "the number of new cases discovered each year is remaining Clothe-A-Child for Christmas campaign. The date will be announced later. constant—about 5,000 per year in •» Michigano DIS AND DATA—Your board also dis Don Hariris, program chairman, cussed the possibility of the club serving as sponsor for an Explorer Scout troop. The discussion was was absent and Chuck Bacon subbed for him in capable manner. * * shelved until the next board meeting * to permit the directors to obtain more VISITORS—Rotarians C.D* information as to the requirements and McKenzie, Quincy, and Bob Stocker responsibilities of such sponsorship. and Don Hunsicker, BronsOn. Bud Stoughton, representing the Coldwater Players, appeared before the board with a request that Rotary help his organization in its campaign to Joe Dunnuck, Ft. Wayne, Ind., was guest of Bob Kerr, ndiile the weekly student guests from CHS were Bill Brown and Dick Holben, save Tibbits Theater for the city. The board expressed its interest as both seniors. well as a desire for more concrete in j * * formation concerning future plans for the theater if saved from a v/recking * ELSEWHERE—Burandt, Goodholm crew. ' (made up at Athens), Harris, Hurley, it Kennedy, Komstein, Leavenworth, Mllnes, Russ Moore, ..Pearce, Skabo, Waldron, Way, Wise, and Yingling. •it * SAD BUT TRUE—If the Reflector fails to show any improvement this year you can blame the fact that Ye Ed * was unable to get over to Schuler's this Thursday for the annual District Editarians confaJ> to soak up wisdom con EARLY LEAVERS—Eight, * -it * cerning the art of getting out a weekly * club bulletin. The baconburger we chomped on Thursday noon was a mighty ALL FOR FREE—The Elks are poor substitute for the fellowship and ■^inviting local service club members (including us) to be their guests at 8 p.mc Thursday. In addition to food we missed. * free brew and free food, the evening * it SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. &RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotol — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. COMMITTEES Club Service Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, Olin Dally. T95» - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick 4—N. Shedd—Rotary 11—C. Seerefary Club Bulletin— Treosurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. Ernest luse, Mark Andrews. Information- Frank McConkey. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informotion. John Etsweiler, VInee Kornsllen. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupationol. Community Service Clyde Williams, Choirman 29—C. Bacon. Boys and Girls Week— Richard Moore. Crippled Children- Magazine- Biringer. Noel Shodd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Director* Meetings 12:15 Warner Von Aken. P. M. pecial — At the call of the President Progrom— Don Harris, Wilford Coulllard. Y?STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY j VocotioRol Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL I John Dean, Chairman ' Robert Kerr, Robert Howiey. Isuyer-Seiler Relations- CLARENCE A. NEITZ Lansing, Michigan Byron Thomos, Harold McKnlght Herman Koelbel, International Bill Bobler. 27-W. Bobier. Information- Infernatlonal Student Projects- Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Kornstien—Inlernotlonol Day. May-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor Leovenworth—Children's 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burondt. Re June-1960 7—K. Pufnom. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dolly—Ladies' Night. 22—E. 21-P. Hollz—Merry Christmas. July-1960 5—H. Goodholm. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. 12—C. Allemier. Faller. 19-R. 26—B. Miines—Intomotlono! Ribbie. 28-H. J. McKnlght. 5-J. McComb. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotory Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 29—V. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 January—1960 Bill Miines, Gus Burondt. 22—R. Moore. Party. Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. International Williams. 19—H. Joseph. lations. Contacts- 8-W. 15—K. Peorce—Rural-Urban. 12—K. Hawley—Ladies' Night. 8—R. Service 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 13—R. Toupalik. 20—B. Fred Anderson, Mllford McKeilh. Youth- Treot. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. October—1959 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 17—J. loans— Sweet. April-1960 5—P. Hurley. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Willioms. Scholarships, Awards, artd Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. International Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, Wor- Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL Wayne Way. Student Guests- Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS George Owers, Dick Moore, Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, PRESIDENT Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. 2-W. 9-W. March-1960 Phil Ribbie, Jess Woidrort, Associotions— Februory—1960 23-W. Way. Fair September—1959 Cralg Sebald, Ken Putnam Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Safety- liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Cooillard, Magazine. Swart. 25—8. K. Peorcc—4-H Fellowship— DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Duone Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Four-Woy Test- Trade Von Aken. ROTARY August—1959 Joseph Reiderer, Occupational Classification— President Vice President 1959-1960 Roy C. Pattersoii, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Rolollons— Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- OFFiCERS BY ELECTION Competitor Relations- Inf. Fox. 26—J. Woidron. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with onofher member, advise the progarm chairman of the change. Members having special oroarams such as Ladies* Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Choirmon — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwotar-Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kothryn Phone No. 8*5563 .. . BR8-M33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rufn — BRB-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Dnve-Moriorie BR 8-6321 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther ..-BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Morgarat BR 8-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jeon Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clare . .. I? f f'«5ol Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine - .BR 8-4486 Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo St.—Noio ...BR 8-4086 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.- ...BR8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo-.BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foiier, 95 N. Hanchetl St.—Chorlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Roth BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-2864 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhor.i St.—Martha .BR 8-5562 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma.. ... ....BR 8-5790 Ire King, 65 N. Motiroe St.—Mayme BR 8-6050 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg ... H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _. BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Rulh . . , James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — BR 8-2261 BR 8-6386 BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen. BR 8-2947 Harold McKnlght, Coldwcter Stoto Home—Carol BR 9-9551 V/illiam A. Miines, 1^ Grond St.—Marguerite .. BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys-. ..BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rofho... BR 9-9360 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann .. BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia . ....BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie. BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshal! St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva ..BR 8-5412 Roksert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene . ..BR 8-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion . BR B-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Loko— Suzanno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys ... Coil F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice . BR 8-5554 BR 0-5585 . BR 8-4243 ..BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woidron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia .BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen . BR 8-6730 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth—BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel — BR 8-5902 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy ... Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrice . . . Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis... Clyde Williams, R. R. No. i—Wllmo Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermiono —BR 8-2288 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kunneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Phil Ribbie, 35V2 Morse St C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn.-BR 8-2451 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ...BR 8-5318 E. Hofold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ... ..BR 8-6517 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy -BR 8-5942 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Atleon.— BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 —BR 9-9169 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Chorios Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bergef BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rito—BR8-B318 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie The COLDWATER FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC; COLDWATER, MICH* Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . BR 9-9428 ._.BR 8-5033 ..BR 9-9511 I.. , See..,34.6^, S»*. J4.6&I P. L. g. B. ■'Rotary REFLECTOR 1 ...BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Rulh Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-B23B �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 30# 1959 Rlbble, Sebald, Teeter, Clyde and Warren Williams, and Doug Woodward. BEG PARDON—The reason /our copy of The Reflector is arriving late this week is the fact that we ■if 'plumb forgot the holiday which always fouls up our copy deadlinec EARLY LEAVERS—Twelve, "vrtiich is In this case you might say we were too many. really fowled (ouch) up. * * if WELCOME TOM—Coldwater Rotary's THIS "WEEK—J. Irvin Nichols, newest member was introduced to the members last Tuesday by George Owers. He is Godfrey W. Collins, city executive secretary of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association, v/ill be the speaker, with Don Harris as engineer, vrhose nickname quite naturally chairman. is * * ■jf •if Tom. Tom and his Rotary-Ann, Barbara, reside at 3o W. Pierce St. with their five children—U girls and one boy. He is an alumnus of Purdue, and was LAST TUESDAY—Gust Burandt, ^ the chairman, presented one of his "many bosses", in the person of Harry L. Kendall, field service officer working out of the regional operations director's office in assistant superintendent of the Board of Public Works in bouth Haven prior to succeeding Barney Trebilcock as engineer here. Chicago. •«• Kendall described the new methods and equipment that are streamlining postal service to * WE UNDERSTAND—That Bill Milne s, speed the delivery of mail to all ■vdio recently enjoyed his initial stay parts of the United States. has decided that hospital life is not so tough after all. Glad you are •if at'John Etsweiler's establishment, * feeling better. Bill. CHECKING IN—Rotarians Ed •if Geishert, Carlton McKenzie and William Johnson, of (juincy, and ■if DON'T FORGET—You can learn more Iloyd Junker, Don Hunsicker, by letting the other fellow tell you all Wendel Hathaway and Clarence he knows than by telling him all you Snyder, all of Bronson. know. •if OTHER GUESTS—Vince Heim, •if PARTING THOUGHTS superintendent of mails, and Jim Aiken, assistant postmaster. The income tax ought to be called a "pay-as-you-go-without" plan. The weekly student guest was i Craig Curtiss, CHS senior track The younger generation doesn't and cage star. * •if seem so bad until you lose your member ship in it. * Rules are for when brains run out. ABSENTEES—Goodholm, Holtz, Komstein, Luse, Milne s, Russ Moore, Musser, Olmsted, Olson, SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ �ROTARY CLUB OF Competitor COMMITTEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles Dolly. 1959 - 1960 Olin Hurley. Asst. See.-Treos Biringer. Moore. Magoiine— Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodword. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational Information- Magazine. Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys ond Girls Week— Swart. 18—Governor's visit Moreli—1960 Pearce-4-H Fair 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. P.M. pecial — At the coll of the President TTsTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Warner Don Harris, Wiiford Couillard. Public INTERNATIONAL Van Aken. Progrom— Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale Dean. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEITZ John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan Contacts— International Information- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. 5—J. 19-B. Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 3-M. A. McKellh. 10—A. Musser. June—1960 Putnam. 21-P. Ribble. 26-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. The Rotary Foundation— May-1960 14—0. Dolly—Lodles' Night. January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. International Student Proleets— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. Leovenworth—Children's 7—K. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Chester Aiiemicr, Jim MeComb. 29-J. Etsweiler. Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. 12—K. 31—L. Pennlngton. Patterson—Competitor Re lations. International Service Kornstien—international 24-C. Sebold. December—1959 8—R. Moore. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. ployees. Youth- International Relderer—Employer-Em 24—G. Burandt. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIghi Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Fred Anderson, Mllford McKeith. 22—R. 29—V. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobler. Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsled, GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 27-W. Bobier. 17—J. Williams. Party. .19—H. Joseph. 20—8. Hawley—Ladles' Night. Loa ns— 1—D. Woodward. 8-W. 15—K. Pearce—Rurol-Urban. Day. Apirl-1960 5-P. Hurley. 6—. Anderson—Trode Assoc. Student Guests- Information- Bacon. 13—R. Toupolik. Keoth Poarce, Alfred Rice, Wor- Treat. Yingling—Com. Safety. 25-6. K. October-1959 Wayne Way. Sweet. 9-W. 16—R. 23-W. Way. 29—C. Ralph Toupolik, Web Treat. Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, February—1960 2-W. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, ROTARY Four-Woy Test- Craig Sebold, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofety— Harris liams, Axner Olson, Wiiford C. Couillord 12:15 PROGRAMS 11—C. Phil Ribble, jess Woldron, Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Duone Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil PRESIDENT I. Woodward, Classification— DIRECTORS—Horvey Bent, Donald Richard Joseph Reidercr, ROTARY August—1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Frank McConkey. InformoProsldonJ Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade AssociationsVice President Van Aken. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Deon—Stag Night. Secretory Club Bulletin— 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service - Treosurer HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS 1959-1960 Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employor-Employoe Relations- faller. 19-R. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. Fox. 26-J. Waldron. The above is our program schedule for the ^ear 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Cholrman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kalhryn BR 8-6033 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater—Foy BR 8-5563 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth ...BR 8-5358 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo.. Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Marlho Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme . - Phone Ne. BR 8-5790 BR 8-5562 ...BR 8-6050 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 hterman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— BR 8-6501 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3—Ruth _ _ James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura Olin Dally, 61 Maple lone—Jone BR 8-2818 Or. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean ... . -BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Margafot BR 6-5386 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 BR 8-2261 BR 8-6386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann _ BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . _ . , BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie . BR 8-6316 Conrad Sworl, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . .BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene.. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-8942 BR 8-4222 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine .. BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo . -BR 8-4036 Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcne .-BR 8-6054 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St -.BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldv/oler State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo. BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille ....BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine .—BR 8-4198 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann . . BR 8-5585 Werner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys . _._.BR 8-4243 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth BR 8-2664 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanoro Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5318 Robert Kowley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermiono .... .BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R. R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen... BR 8-66B7 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..-BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 William A. Milnes, IM Grand St.—Marguerite...BR 8-2485 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice.-- BR 8-8546 Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.-Edna BR 8-2539 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicogo, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Sozanna . Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.-Alice BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Dello—BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen .. ......BR 8-6730 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2~Beatrice . George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth—BR 8-5996 Keith Pearce, 350 Morshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.—Golhol BR 8-5902 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor-. BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, SSVz Morse St BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn... BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Befget BR 8-5714 Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita BR 8-8318 i0®01 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. l-Wilmo ._ 12:15 p.m., VISITING ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME .. Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Colia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth -..BR 8-8238 .BR 8-4424 ._BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly .... ... BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR9-9511 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER _BR 8.2710 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 PRAY FOR PEAC E FREDERICK by BR 8-5494 .BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis See. 34.66, P. L. & R. COLDWATER, COLDWATER, BR 8-5554 BR 9*9360 'Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: ... Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Rotha.- The COLDWATER Published . MICH. INC. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REELECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. November 20^ X9$9 NEXT TUESDAY—'Harry L. Kendall, APPROPRIATE HEADING—The December issue of the The Rotarian postal field service officer vforking out of the Regional Operation features an article entitled "When Director-s office in Chicago, Ill», ■will be the speaker. The Coldwater the Superhighway Comes". It tells what happens when four-laners bypass a town. As Coldwater faces this eventuality, it should be timely reading material for all postofflce is one of those he serves. Postmaster Gust Burandt is program chairman. club members. « THIS ISEEK—Ken Leavenworlii came up with an interesting speaker PASSING THOUCHT—Any baseball team could use the man who plays every position superbly,- never in Climax teammate Ifta. L. Morris, manager of Industrial Relations for Climax Molybdenum Company of strikes out and never makes an error. The big problem, however, is getting him to lay down his hot dog and come out of the grandstand. Pennsylvania. Morris reviewed the principles of good human relations, pointing out the responsibilities of management in the establishment of good employer- employee relationship. OUR TURN—The annual District Editarians' whing ding is scheduled for 10 a.m., December 5th at Schuler's * in Marshall. Need we say more? VISITORS—Rotarians Bert Ward, Dwight Green and Bud Higbie, Bronsoni SLmer Dobson, of-Quincy. * DIDN'T BOUNCE—A tightwad traveling salesman sent his wife a Other guestss W. H. Wilson and P.. Severn, both with local plant of check for a thousand kisses for her birthd^. Some days later he received the following letter from the little gals Climax Molybdenum. Dave Buirley and Jim Wood, seniors at CHS, were the week's "Dear Jims I can't begin to express my appreciation of the check you sent me for my birthday. I presented it to the milkman this morning and he cashed it." student guests. * ABSENTEES—Allemier, Biringer, Bobier, Burandt, Dally, Dale Dean, Fuller, Havfley, Musser, Olmsted, Pearce, Putnam, Ribble, Shaw, Sweet, * Treat,'Fo VanAken, Waldron, Wiggins, REMEMBER—Power brakes may stop a car on a dime, but it usually takes $100 to have the rear end fixed. Clyde and Warren Williams, Chuck and Les Woodward. * * ■jf NOTE TO NIMRODS—While you were up north this week the Martins made it up to the rest of us with a yum EARLY LEAVERS—Just four. •tt ■» yummy serving of prime roast beef. * SOB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgec Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. •& �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMIHEES Club Service Duane Davidson, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION HARVEY BENT PresldenI DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY Olin Classification— Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Vice President Van Aken. Secretory Club Bulletin— CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Dally. 1959 • 1960 Membership- Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Warner Van Aken. P. M. ,jeciol — At the call of the President Progrom— Don Harris, Wllford DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Couiliord. Informotion— Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsled, Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEITZ John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Lansing, Michigan March—1960 tion. Associations- Clyde Witiioms, Chairman 29—C. Bacon. Youth- Bobier. Information- December—1959 Re international Student Projects- A. McKeith. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June—1960 7—K. 21-P. Putnam. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 5—H. Goodholm. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19—B. Faller. 26—B. Milnes—International Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Foiler. 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 14—O. Dally—Lodies' Night. January-196D 5—J. May-1960 31—L. Pennington. 15-S. Jolly. Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. Leavenworlh—Children's Parly. 24—C. Sebold. 24—G. Burandt. 22—E. Holfz—Merry Chrlsfmos. Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Internotional Kornstien—International Doy. 26-H. Koelbel. lations. tnternaiional Service 29—V. 19—H. Joseph. November—1959 6—R. Patterson—Competitor Herman Koolbel, Bill Bobier. 22—R. Moore. 12—K. 27-W. Guests- Williams. 13—R. Toupolik. 20—B. Hawley—Ladles' Night. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight 8-W. 15—K. Poarce-Rural-Urban. April-1960 5-P. Hurley. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rofory Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loansployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Student 15—K. Pearco—Rurol-Urbon. 1—D. Woodward. 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. Oetober-1959 Keath Pearee, Alfred Rice, War 16—R. YIngling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Woy. Fair Internotlonol Contacts- Sergeont-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Treat. John Etsweilcr, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean-Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Axner Olson, Chairmon Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Sweet. 9-W. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Frank McConkey. February—1960 2-W. September—1959 Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shomo, PROGRAMS 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Magazine. 18—Governor's visit 25—8. K. Peoreo—4-H Boys and Girls Week— Croig Sebold, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Community SafetyLes Wise, John Walker, Russell DIREaORS-Harvey Benf. Donold Harris Ralph Toupolik, Web Treat. Moore. Duane Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Wil Crippled Childrenliams, Axner Olson, Wllford C. Couillord Moga lineGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, RIchord Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Wayne Way. Board of Director* Meetings ROTARY August—1959 11—C. Swarf. Four-Way TestErnest Luso, Mark Andrews. Occupational InformationPhil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Trade Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treos Joseph Roiderer, Ken Leavenworlh. Attendance- Charles 1959-1960 Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- 12—C. Allemier. 19-R. Inf. Fox. 26-J. Woldron. Tha obove is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the ehorige. Menibers »iii-h as o» ladies' Lodles' Night, Nloht, may may appoint appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 programs, such ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 Addres* and Rotary Ann I'!®"* tl'®: NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothrvn BR 8-M33 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Martha NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay BR 8-5563 Mofk S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Rutri - . —BR 8-5358 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mariorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Benf, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfleld Dr.—Josephine ,-_BR8-5386 BR 8-4486 Cuvorrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chieogo St.—Nola ... . BR 8-4086 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene--BR8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson. 145 Fairifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo ._BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotta Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Rufh BR 8-6127 BR8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR8-5475 BR 8-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lokc, R. R. No. 2—Dons—BR 8-5318 £. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Herm!one . ..BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.-Joyee—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 'y'®2®.il2; BR 8-^^ NAME BR8-W50 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie . BR 8-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howord Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo . .... BR 8-5412 Roisert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg.. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ...BR 8-m01 E. Ken Leavenworlh, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-M50 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Roth BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-loura BR 8-W86 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St BR 8-^94 Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple lone—Virginia— ...BR 8-6341 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. — Howord M. Teeter, IM Church St.—Marion ...BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia . BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chieogo, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen—.BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stofe Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.-Marguerite ..BR 8-24B5 Webster Treot, 34W Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice—BR8-8W6 Werner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice ... Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia ..BR 8-4229 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Refha John Walker, 33 Oaugherfy-Grotchen . _ . ..BR 8-6730 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beolriee BR 8-4159 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court-Gladys—BR 8-6278 BR 8-2539 — George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth..BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce BR 8-2979 Keith Peorce, 3M Marshall St.—Lorroine BR 8-5^5 Phil Ribble, 35','2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel—BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 C. Aifrei Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn .BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederor, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-B-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget BR 8-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Mbrrison Lk.—Rita... BR 8-8318 Suzanna BR 8-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ._ .BR 8-5535 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Dougfos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _ BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 9-9511 N0V2:)'=^ FREDERICK H. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME PRAY FOR PEAC tEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS* COLDWATER, illCH. by BR 8-5494 j Sec. 34,66, P. L & R Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavio, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celio BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-5033 The COLDWATER Published BR 8-2930 INC. �* "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the C/. 5. A. November 12, 19^9 VACANT CHAIRS—Fifty cents will NEXT TUESDAY—The speaker will be get you a buck there'll be plenty of "William L. Morris, manager of industrial them at the next two club meetings relations for the Glimax Molybdenum Co., "we have been informed by Veep Don Harris. because of the large number of members . who will be up north looking for a buck, * * * * THOUGHT FOR THE DAY—Leave your blood at the Blood Bank Dec llitha not on the highway. * HATS OFF—The Rotary club of Burr Oak is the first club in our district to become a 300 percent club in support of Rotary Foundation. * But we are catching up with Carl's help. THIS WEEK—The club learned why General Cable Company located its new -M- plant in Quincy—not Coldwater. EXCHANGE—"!'d rather be a could be if I couldn't be an are, for a It seems Consumers Power, which could be is a may be with a chance of touching par. I'd rather be a has been than a might have been, by far; for a might have been has never been but a serves the Quinqy area, is a mighty good customer of General Cable. That was one reason. Another was a site conveniently located for both rail and highway transportation. has been was once an are." Jackson Rotaletter« Tuesday's speaker was Robert Shipper, general manager of the new plant, who did a first class Job of filling his listeners in concerning * expansions, plans for the future, etc. OVERHEARD—Two first graders were standing outside school one morn ing., The program, arranged by Dale Dean, was timely in that General Cable happens to be Branch County's "Do you think that thermonuclear projectiles will pierce the heat newest industry'- and one in which barrier?" his company's background, recent asked one. Coldwaterites are interested. "No," said the other, "once a force enters the substratosphere . • «" ■» Firsts "There goes that old school bell. Darn it, now we gotta go and string beads." TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Someone .slipped—«at least we don't seem to have the usual lists of guests, absentees and early leavers. * However, we do recall that the week's guest list included two There ain't no more. other officials of General'Cable, "Woodrow T« Harry, plant superinten SCB dent, and Ernest Berry, general •v. office manager. Others we remember were Mayor Arthur G. lyon. Alderman James Macklem, former alderman, KLoyd Roach, and Alice Donnel," chairman of the city planning commissiono You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCy — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. 6RONSON — Congregahonol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMITTEES Club Service Duane Davidson, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION L. Woodward, Olin Dally. 1959 - 19M Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relotions— Joseph Reiderer, Four-Way Test- Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational Information- Phil Ribble, jess Woldron, Classification— PROGRAMS Magazine. Swart. CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Treasurer Asst. Sec.-Treas. Seton Bovoe, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. liams, Axnor Olson, Wilford C. Couillord, Crippled ChildrenMagazi ne— George Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodword. Wayne Woy. DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Horris, Duane Davidson, John Deon, Clyde Wil Moore. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shomo, Board of Directors MeeHngs Regular — First Thursdoy each Month, 12:15 Worner Von Aken. Program- Don Harris, Wilford Couillord. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Information— Howord Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary Informatiois— AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dole GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocationol Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relotions— Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. Lansing, Michigan 8—R. Bill Bobler. Informotlon— June—1960 Putnam. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 5—H. 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. The Rotary Foundoflon— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. 24—C. Sebald. 7—K. January—1960 International Student Protects— A. McKeith. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 14—O. Dally—todies' Night. 15-S. Jofly. Bill Mllnes, Gus Burondl. 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 31—L. Pennlngton. Patterson—Competitor Re 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Chester Allemler, Jim McComb 29—J. Etsweiler. International Leovenworth—Children's Patry. 19—H. Joseph. May-1960 lations. International Service Kornstien—international 26-H. Koelbel. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. intornatlonal Contacts- Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT CLARENCE A. NEITZ Herman Koelbel, 29—V. 12—K. December—1959 Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-ot-Arms- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Youth- Pearce—Rural-Urban. Moore. 13—R. Toupalik. 20—B. Howley—Ladles' Night. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. 24—G. Burondt. Student Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight 15—K. 22—R. Day. 17—J. Loans- 15—K. Pearc^-Rurai-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 6-W. Williams. April-1960 5—P. Hurley. 3—B. ren Williams. Way. October—1959 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. Schoiorships, Awards, ond Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundotlon. P. M. pecial — At the coll of the President Bacon. November—1959 Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Treat. Morch-1960 Pearce-4-H Fair 27-W. Bobier. Rural-Urban— Sweet. 9-W. 18—Governor's visit 29—C. Croig Seboid, Ken Putnam Fellowship— 2-W. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. 25—B. K. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted-Rotary Infonna- Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week- February—1960 23-W. Frank McConkey. Preddent Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade AssociationsVie. Pr.sident Van Aken. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Secretary Ciub Bulletin— 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY PRESIDENT 1959-1960 ROTARY August—1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotory 11—C. Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- Charles Competitor Goodholm. 12—C. Allemler. 19-B. Pallor. 19-R. Fox. 26—B. Milnes—International inf. 26-J. Watdron. The obove is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with onolher member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having sp^ol tiicK as ac Ladies' ladies' Night, Niahte may appoint oppoint o committee to ossist with the detoils. programs, such ROTARY ROSTER NAME Address and Rotary Artn NAME DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR o-5y42 JUNE 30, 1959 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann Phone No. BR 8-2930 Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy gR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone-Kothryn SS f'^22 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiimo 55 iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme BR 8-MM Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Orive-Marione BR 8-6821 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie BR 8-6316 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arleno _.-BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon ._BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .BR 8-2841 BR 8-5412 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St.—Martha BR 8-5562 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St -Ruth . BR B-M58 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther SB Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg-BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy .— BR 8-6501 BR 8-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth. 55 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Louro BR 8-6386 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sl.-Heien. BR 8-2947 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret SB f'252$ Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clora _ — f Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-^86 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-68M Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St BR B-5394 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone-Virginia BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ..BR 8-5842 Conrad Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola _ BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene -BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Moplo Lone-Jone .BR8-281B Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.-Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann . ...BR 8-5585 V/arner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice . ..BR 8-2128 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.-Edna Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia . BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchon . . . .BR 8-6730 John T. Deon, 59 Rldgmoor Rood—Volerie Albert Folier, 95 BR 8-5909 BR 8-6596 Honchett St.—Chorlotte —BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth 55 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Dons—BR 8-5318 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morgoerite--BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys---BR 8-6278 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth —BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Keith Peoree, 350 Mcrshall St.—Lorraine Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke BR 8-4435 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy BR 8-5942 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Hermlone BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-253? —BR 9-93^ BR 8-2?79 BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.-Gathel. —BR 8-5902 BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn -BR 8-2451 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanne - - Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beotrlce Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Cella Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . .. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie BR 9-9511 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget.- BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R, PRAY FOR PEAC E N0VI5 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12:15 VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS _...BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 8R 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R, No. 1-Wilma BR 8-8238 Worren Willioms, Ekitavia, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: BR 8-5554 WELCOME INC. �November 12, 1959 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Godfrey Collins Major Classification Minor Classification Engineering Civil Engineering Signed - J. A, Kennedy, Secretary �:1-'I J f. ■ -I V i fT "■ .11 ■ 'i VC its r ■1, i iqdS -rn/V .c"K' i .? DS' J.C' D nc i''' '■ l l/i cc/:• X 'IftS : : ; : , V'?Dnr . ■= H i • OC V " '! 1 ' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The GOLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Noveiaber 6, 1959 " l^IEXT TUESDAY—Dale Dean, next week's program chairman, has arranged BOARD ACTION—The directors, at their montly meeting Thursday, discussed at considerable length, the pros and cons of a banquet for the high school football team as compared with an all sports banquet as formerly held under the auspices of four local service groups. to have Robert Shipper, general man.^»ager, tell the club about Quincy's lewest industry, the General Gable Coo The speaker will illustrate his talk with movies. The board finally voted to instruct * President Harvey to contact the Kiwanis, Lions and Jaycee groups to see if they THIS "WEEK—There was no regular program due to Ladies Night Wednesday. We missed that but we hear that Chairman Bob Hawley and committee came up with a fine meal, would be interested in reviving an all sports banquet with Rotary taking charge of arrangements for the first such fete. Criticism of such affairs in the pi^t has been that the programs have been too' long and drawn out. The board feels that a banquet vdth a streamlined program prepared and served by the Martins, plus some good music for dancing. Those who attended described it as a "real nice party". tailored to last not over one hour might draw better support from the members of all four groups. * ABSENTEES—Allemier, Bacon, Couillard, Goodholm, Harris, Kerr, }vlilnes, Musser, Patterson, Pennington, Pitts, Putnam and Way. In reaching its decision, the board also indicated it felt that such an affair should honor all athletes and not Just those who play football. * Such a banquet, if the other groups are willing to take part, v^ould be scheduled for next Spring. CHECKING IN—Five Bronson Rotarians, Nels Yfeber, Richard Schultz, Dean Caiy, Ray Smith and Bill Cadraan, plus two from Quincy, Seaman Bollegraf and Carlton McKenzie. * * •M- IN LIGHTER VEIN—Our scientists are * wondering if smashing the atom was such * a wise crack. Rotary Call). EARLY LEAVERS—None. * * * * ECHOES—We mentioned last week * DAFFYNITION—A citizen is that Coldwater was represented by a dozen at the Charter Night at Galesburg but forgot to mention names. (Snitched from the Albion a man who demands better roads, a nev^ post-office, larger schools and SMALLER TAXES. The local delegation was ■jf headed, of course, by President Harvey and included Ernie Luse, Chick Kennedy, John Dean, Chuck V/oodward, Santford Jolley, Bob Svreet, singular or plural, Jolumy?" Johnny— "Singular at the top,, plural at-the Ken Putnam and Herman Koelbel. bottom." TEACHER TO PUPIL—"Is The 'trousers' event drew 625 RotariansI * * * * * SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •Cj QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMinEES Duane Davidson, Chairman Chorles Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS President Vice President L. Woodward, Olin Torg Skobo, Lcs Wise, Frederick Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treos. lioms, Axner Olson, V/ilford C. Cooillord, Richard Biringer. 12:15 Worner P. M. TTsTRia 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Van Aken. Progrom— Don Harris, Public Wilford Couillord. Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Vocotionol Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRia ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 20—B. Fred Anderson, Miiford McKelth. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnighl Youth- International Contacts- International Information- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Foller. Re A. McKelth. June—1960 7—K. Putnom. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnlght. July-1960 5—J. McComb. 5—H. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. 3-M. 10—A. Musser. 31—L. Pennington. Patterson—Competitor Jonuary—1960 Bacon, Lou Pennington. Leavenworth—Children's 24-C. Sebald. McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Bill Mllnes, Gus Burandt. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien-International 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. • ployees. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. International Student Projects— Chuck Reiderer—Employer-Em lations. Internatlonol Service Williams. Pearce—Rural-Urban. Mqy-1960 December—1959 Herman Koelbol, Bill Bobier. 8—W. 15—K. 26-H. Koeibel. 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Pearce—Rurol-Urbon. 1—D. Woodward, Parly. 3—B. Ker.-—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. Loans- 15—K. 19—H. Joseph. November—1959 ren Williams. Treat. 16—R. Ylngllng—Com. Safety. 12—K. Hawley—Ladies' Night. 27-W. Bobier. Keoth Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Sweet. 9-W. Day. April-1960 5-P. Hurley. 13-R. Toupollk. Wayne Way. Chester Allemier, Jim Carl Vinlon, S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Ektcon. October—1959 Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeant-al-Arms- INTERNATIONAL 29—C. Student Guests- Information- Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Clyde Williams, Choinnon Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS tion. Associotlons— 2-W. March-1960 John Etsweller, Vinee Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, pedal — At the coil of the President Frank McConkey. Februory—1960 23-W. Woy. Fair September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory informa- Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofely— Ralph Toupalik, Web Treot. Crippled ChildrenMagazineGeorge Owers, Oidc Moore, Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Information- Moore. Regular — First Thursday each Month, Magozine. Swort. 25-B. K. Pearce-4-H Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Ernest Luse, Mark Andrevrs. Boys and Girls Week— Followship— DIRECTORS—Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Duone Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wit- 11—C. Four-Way Test- Trade Van Aken. ROTARY 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Classir>cation— CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Employer-Employee RelationsJoseph Reiderer, Occupational JOHN A. KENNEDY 1959-1960 August-1959 Ken Leovenworth. Attendance— OFFICERS &Y ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. Foller. 19-R. 26—B. Mllnes—International Inf. Fox. 26-J. Waldron. The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with onolher member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having specie) DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist v/ith the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .—BR 8-6033 NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwaler-Fay BR 8-5563 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth - Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther. — BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR B-8036 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret BR 8-53Q6 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro . -BR8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fciirfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-4486 Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo . BR B-4086 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone . BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone ... . . BR 8-2818 Duune E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Doie A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille .. -. BR 8-6598 Alksert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth.. -BR 8-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5318 c. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-6517 .BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce .-BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel. BR 8-6788 Phone No. ..-BR 8-5790 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.-Moyme Herman Koeibel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg BR 8-6050 BR 9-9106 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha -- BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5562 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy-BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily 8R 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse. R. R. No. 3-Ruth. BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Loura BR 8-6386 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. .... BR 8-5394 Miiford A. McKelth. 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR 8-2947 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Howard Swon, R. R. No. 4—Elva ... .... BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene . BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 1^ Church St.—Marion Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5-Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann _ BR 8-5585 BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Suzanne Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio BR 8-4229 . BR 8-6730 Roy C. Pottcrson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice . . Keith Peorce, 350 Marsholl St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigon—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 8-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Morshall St BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . . ...BR 9-9428 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel Kenneth Putnom, 11 f. Chicago St.—Eleanor .. .— BR B-5902 BR 8-2790 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn .BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederor, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Coroline BR-8-8290 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY VISITING ROTARIANS TEMPLE ALWAYS BR 8-5554 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobefh ..BR 8-5996 by ELKS' . Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys . . . BR 8-4243 Cor! F. Vinlon. 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice .. BR 8-2128 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 BR B-5714 .BR 8-8318 Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis . Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo H. WELCOME BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 . ...BR 8-2710 . .BR 8-8238 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly . ....BR 8-5033 Robert G. Ylngllng, 21 Scott—Natalie pray FOR PEACE FREDERICK p.m., _.BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 PR 5-951, Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. rr r>0STAce34 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, 11XC.4. 12:15 BR 8-6341 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie ... BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . ..BR B-4350 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys nRotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise . .. BR 8-5842 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Corol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ..BR 8-2485 The COLDWATER Published Phone No. . . INC. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* Tke COLD WATE R jRoterj REFEE CTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. October 29, 19^9 NEXT TUESDAY—Due to the Ladies guessed it, Mike is planning to wind up at Purdue after completing his high school course and a tour of Night next week there will be no program following next Tuesday's duty in the armed forces. luncheono President Harvey tells us the members will be free to take off early after they have eaten, sung a few numbers and paid their fines« * * CLUB GR0>1ING—Robert Nagel, associated with J. B. Branch ic Co., was introduced to the members Tuesday Ladies Night, of course, is slated for Wednesday evening at the Hawaiian room. Dinner (prime ribs of beef et al) will be served, starting at 7:30- There will be as live music for dancing later in the Bob, who came to Coldwater by way of Long Island, Toledo, Detroit and Michigan State University, is the the newest addition to Coldwater Rotary. evening, according to Chairman Bob Hawley. John Dean did the honors. husband of Susan (Branch) and the father About 30 couples have made reservations so far. of two youngsters, Earl and Nancy. Still time to plan an evening out for your His classification is "dry goods retailing." Rotary Ann. * Welcome aboard, Bobl * * AN ORCHID—To Bill Bobier for * * an unusual program this week. AT GALESBURG—Coldwater was The story of their European represented at the Charter Night dinner for the new Galesburg club this week by President Harvey Bent and a 12-member delegation. They report an inspirational meeting, a dam fine meal and a good social evening. trip last summer, as told by Doc UcConnell, Trudy and sons, Mike, Peter and Jeff, provided an interesting half hour. * * ABSENTEES—Bacon, Burandt, Etsweiler, Harris, Komstein, Luse, McComb, Russ Moore, Ribble, Rice, Shaw, Thomas, Way and Wiggins. •if SOUl'TO ADVICE—To avoid trouble, breathe through your nose—it keeps your mouth shut. * * VISITORS—Rotarians Dick A LION PERHAPS?—A little girl was proudly showing her playmates her Schultz, Jack Schafer, Robert Stocker and Ken Yesh, Bronson; and Melvin Blue, Quincy. new hone. "This is ny daddy's den," she announced, "does your daddy have a den?" "No," was the answer, "he Ed Winguth, of New York, was a guest of Ken Leavenworth,- and . . Bob Yingling had Bill Wilson of growls all over the house." * Coldwater as his guest. Mike Vaughan, CHS senior, grandson of Warner Van Aken and nephew of Fritz Van Aken, was the weekly student guest. Ycai SCB You WiH Always Be Welcome ai These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •ft QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 Mi ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. Competitor Relations- COMMIHEES Duone Davidson, Choirman Charles Dally. I9S9 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS Olln President Vice President Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick Van Aken. Secretary Club CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer n-C. Swart. 18—Governor's visit 25-B. K. Peorce-4-H Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Bulletin— Hurley. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys ond Girls Week— Crcig Sebold, Ken Pulnom Magazine- Ralph Toupolik, Web Treat. Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Membership- Rural-Urban— Moore. liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Richard Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Board of Directors Meetings Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Warner P.M. ^^peeial — At the call of the President Don Horris, Wilford Couillard. ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dole GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY I Hermon Koelbel, Bill Bobier. Day. Apirl-1960 5-P. Hurley. 13—R. Toupolik. 12—K. Night, 19—H. Joseph. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Buyer-Seller Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. 10—A. Mussor. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 31—L. Pennlngton. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor June-1960 Re 7—K. Putnam. 14—O. Doily-Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. January—1960 5—J. May—1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 24-C. Sebold. 15-S. Jolly. Informotlon- Leavenworth—Children's Porty. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 lations. Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—Internotional October—1959 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 8—R. International Service International John Dean, Chairman Lansing, Michigan Bacon. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Chester Allemier, Jim McCemb. 29—J. Etsweiier. Vocational Service CLARENCE A. NEITZ Woodward—Occupational. 29—C. 24—G. Burandt. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth— Williams. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. Internotional Contocts— Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRia ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Loons- Fred Anderson, Milford McKelfh. Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-at-Arms- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ren Williams. Student Guests- Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS 1—D. Woodward. 27-W. Bobier. Keoih Pearce, Alfred Rice, War 16—R. YInglIng—Com. Safety. 8-W. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson-Rotory Foundation. Program- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Van Aken. Sweet. Trool. 15—K. Pearce-Rurol-Urbon. 22—C. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Wayne Way. 2-W. 9-W. March—1960 Foir tion. Associations- February—1960 23-W. Way. September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary informa Frank McConkey. Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyHarris, DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil Magazine. John Etsweiier, Vince Kornstion. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul — Asst. Sec.-Treas. Joseph Reiderer, Four-Way Test- Trade PROGRAMS 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Occupational InformationPhil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Classification— JOHN A. KENNEDY FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, ROTARY August—1959 Ken Leavenworth. Attendonee— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959.1960 Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- Club Service July-1960 5—H. McComb. International Student Proleets— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton 12—1. Woodward. The Rotary FoundationAxner Olson, Albert Faller. 26—B. Milnes—International Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 19-B. Faller. 19-R. Fox. 26—J. Waldron. Inf. The ohove is our progrom schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program chaioron of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Progrom Chairmen — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay BR 8-«63 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane-Kalhryn BR 8-M33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St.—Ruth . --BR8-W58 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drlve-Mariorie BR 8-6S21 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand Sl.-Margarot Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . .- BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 . -...BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 173 FairField Dr.-Josephine . BR 8-4486 Guvarrle Coflman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola _--BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene . BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane BR 8-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Falrfield Dr.—Ellen Jo BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie . -.-BR 8-5909 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirflold Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorlofte —BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth BR 8-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris -. BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore ._..BR 8-6517 Donold M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy-- Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 - BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Bottle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Address and Rotary Ann BR 8-^M Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha ..- -BR 8-5562 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme BR 8-6050 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy - BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth .. — -.BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BR 8-6386 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. - - - -- BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen... BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St.—Marguerite-. BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Me. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple lane—Virginia . BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .. BR 6-4350 Howord Swan, R. R. No. 4—Eivo Suzonna - - - p.m., . _ BR 3-5554 BR 8-5585 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy . . . . _ Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth ... Clyde Willioms, R, R. No. 1-Wilma .BR 8-8238 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 9-9360 —BR 8-5975 BR 8-5902 BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chlcogo St.—Eleanor — BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. — BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn ..BR 8-2451 Joseph Rledcrer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Sehmltf, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 6-5714 BR B-8318 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beotrlce Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella -- . Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. . TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4159 ..BRB-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingltng, 21 Scott-Natalie BR 9-9511 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FOR H. WEEKS INC. by TUESDAY BR 8-5494 Warren Williams, Botavia, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 PRAY FREDSRICK MICHIGAN .. BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Allce .BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Oaugherly—Gretchen . . . BR 8-6730 PEACE ELKS' . George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Ellzobelh. BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce BR 8-2979 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retha ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 12:15 . Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. VISiriNG BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago, R, R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold, lake— Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys 1 Meeting Time: BR 8-4222 E, Byron Thomas, 56 N- Circle Drive—Virginia Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon The COLDWATER Published BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd,—Arlcne Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elolne . --BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice.- BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone - ...BR B-22B8 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr.—Alleen NAME John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilmo 06 ^ I- �'Afe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. October 22, DAFF YNITION- -Busybody: Sunburned nudist with hives falling onto an ant hill. (Thanks to ErnietLuse.) BETTER BE THERE-Bill Bobier, who has next week*s program, tells us he has inveigled Dr. Max McConnell and family (five of them) to ❖ GRAB THE PHONE--Rotary Anns Valerie Dean (BR 8-5909) and Elaine Moore (BR 8-4198) are taking reservations for the Ladies Night dinner-dance to be held Tuesday night, Nov. 4th, at the Elks Temple. e us an account of their trip to Europe the past summer. Shunning the regular organized tours, Doc and his family chose their own leisurely itinerary. There will be a few slides but the program will consist chiefly of a family dis cussion of the trip with each mem ber taking part. ^ He 1959 According to Chairman Bob Hawley, dinner reservations must be in by next Tuesday in order that the Martins will know how many prime ribs of beef to * ALL'S QUIET-This week's pro order. gram was advertised in advance as an He informal "gripe" session. Hs * * BETTER LATE. . . . Charter night for the new Rotary club at Galesburg is next Tuesday. Site; Inman's. Apparently club affairs must be running smoothly, judged by the noticeable lack of complaints. As President Harvey has put in 15 dinner a matter of fact, most of the session was devoted to a round table discus reservations for our club and wants at sion of club policies in an extremely least that many members to help greet the new club. Charter Night attendance counts as regular attendance if that is a needed inducement. Give the Prez a call if you find you can go. amiable fashion. He * * * VISITORS--Rotarians Charlie Pixley and Bill Cadman, Bronson; Bill Nimmo, Butler, Ind.; and >jc summer), Dayton, Ohio. other chick. Harland Brown and Ronald Worden, * high school seniors, were the weekly * He apparently had no gripes. * * * can do. EARLY LEAVERS--Fourteen who * * ALSO CRIBBED (from same source) -A rickless driver is one who passes you on a highway in spite of all you student guests and were introduced by Ax Olson. # * CRIBBED (from Jackson Rota-Wheel) --The Woman who henpecks her husband is likely to find him listening to some Carl Margraf (last time until next * * ❖ ❖ CLOSING THOUGHT--Indian summer ABSENTEES--Andrews (holding is no time to be punching a typewriter like this. See you next week. court in Centerville), Bobier, Burandt, Dale Dean, Kerr, Kornstein, Musser, Ribble, Rice, Swart, Thomas, Fritz and Warner Van Aken, Waldron, Wiggins and Clyde Williams (first day of the hunting season, don't SCB forget to make up fellas.) ^ ^ ^ iff You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thurtday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregaHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. ■6 �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor Relations- COMMITTEES Duone Davidson. Cholrman Charles Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT President DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Classification— Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick Vice President Hams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Cooillard BIringer. Magazine- Membership- 12:15 P. M. "^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Warner Von Aken. Program- Don Harris. Wilford Coulllard. Public GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational October—1959 Anderson—Trade Assoc. 27-W. Wayne Way. Kooth Pearce. Alfred Rice. War ren Williams. Byron Thomas. Harold McKnlght Youth- international Reiderer—Employer-Em International Service Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Kerr. Robert Howley. Information- Kornstien—international Day. Leovenworth—Children's 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor Re June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dolly—Ladles' Night. 22—E. 21-P. 5—J. Chuck Bacon. Lou Penninglon. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson. Albert Faller. Moore. 24-C. Sebald. Holtz—Merry Christmas. JuIy-1960 McComb. 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemler. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. RIbble. 28-H. J. McKnlght. Januory—1960 Bill Milnes. Gus Burandt. Inlernotlonol Student Projects- 22-R. 29—V. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. ployees. lations. Service Willioms. Pearce—Rural-Urban. May-1960 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Herman Koelbel. Bill Bobler. 8-W. 15—K. 26-H. Koelbel. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Fred Anderson. Mllford McKeith. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. Party. 19—H. Joseph. Bobier. November—1959 17—J. Loans- 16—R. YIngling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Woy. 12—K. 13—R. Toupollk. 20—B. Howley—Ladies' Night. George Owers. Dick Moore. Sweet. Treat. Aprii-1960 5-P. Hurley. Chester Allemler. Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweller. John Dean, Cholrman Loosing. Michigan 29—C. Bacon. 6—. 2-W. 9-W. 15—K. Informa tion. Clyde Williams. Chairmon Boys ond Girls Week— February-1960 March-1960 Foir John Etswciier, Vince Kornstlen. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Oceupationol. Community Servic* international Contacts- Sergeant-ot-Arms- CLARENCE A. NEITZ Phil RIbble. Jess Waldron. Fronk MeConkey. Axner Olson, Chairman Dale Dean. Carl Vinton. S. Jolly. Pearce-4-H September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory Student Guests- Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 25-B. K. Scholarships. Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Rotary InformationRobert Show. Dr. K. L. Olmsted. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Ernest Luse. Mark Andrews. Occupotionol Information- Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno. Regular — First Thursday each Month, ,>eeial — At the call of the President 18—Governor's visit Ralph Toupollk, Web Treat. Crippled Children- Moore. Magazine. 11—C. Swart. Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise. John Walker, Russell Community Safety- Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Board of Directors Meetings Joseph Roiderer, Four-Way Test- Trade Associations— Van Aken. Secretory Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seten Bovee. R. Pitts. Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treoi. DIRECTORS-Harvev Bent, Donald Hams. Doone Dovidson, John Dean, Clyde WllRichard Oiin PROGRAMS 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Ken Leovenworth. L. Woodward. ROTARY August—1959 Employer-Employee Relations- Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959-1960 Roy C. Patterson. Harry Joseph. Club Service Faller. 19-R, Fox. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. 26—J. Waldron. Thn nhnve is our oroarom schedule for the yeor 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the progorm cholrman of the change. Members having sdmIoI programs such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS. Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Nt). Chester L. Altemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Fay gR 8-5^ Fred Anderson. 46 Mople Lane-Kothryn f5 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.-Rufh Dr Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorio BR 8-6841 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6843 Richard BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jcan William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara - _ - . BR 8-5386 BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr.—Josephine _ BR 8-4436 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Noio BR 8-4086 Wilford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone -BR 8-6054 Oiin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone ., — ...BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeid Dr.—Ellen Jo ..BR 8-8609 Caie A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Rldgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth BR 8-2864 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte —BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Kawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R. R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen . BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce--BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy. 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Robert B. Kerr. 15 Pockhom St.—Martha Ira King. 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme Phone No. . §"5??9 BR 8-5562 BR 8-6050 Herman Koelbel. 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg.. BR9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien. 290 Grond St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6M1 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse. R. R. No. 3-Ruth — James F. McComb. 52 Dougherty—Laura Frank L. MeConkey. 95 S. Monroe St— ... BR 8-2261 BR 8-^86 BR 8-K94 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen — BR 8-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwater Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Williom A. Milnes. 150 Grand St.—Marguerite..BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys—BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna _.BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth ..BR B-5996 Roy C, Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel—BR B-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn--BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer. 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-6290 Chcrles Schmilf, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget.. BR 8-5714 Cralg Sebold. R. R. No. 2. Morrison Ik.—Rita... BR 8-8318 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd. 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. . BR 8-5842 Torg Skobo. 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie .. Suzonna - V/arner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., VISITlMG ROTARIANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Della BR 8-4229 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen . . BR 8-6730 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrlee _ ... .BR 8-4159 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celio Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .. . BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward. 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natolle BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. l-Wilmo BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LoMolne, Bron. 4024 PRA FDR PE ACWEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ttlCH. Published BR 8-5554 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Notary REFLECTOR H. . . Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . . BR 8-5585 The COLDWATER FREDERICK .BR 8-6316 Conrad Swort. 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howord Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd,—Arlene . BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter. 156 Church St.—Marion .. BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupollk, 335 E. Chicago. R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— INC. �October 13, 1959 The Board of Directors of the Coldv/ater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. f Major Classification Minor Classification •sfRobert Nagle Dry Goods and General Dry Goods Retailing •JSAssociated with J. B. Branch Co. \ Merchandi ss Signed - J. A. Kennedy, Secretary �r.\ ry �■ "He Profits Most Who' Serves 5csf" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October l6, 19^9 HERE'S YOUR CHAHCE—President •{f- Harvey tells us there will be no formal program next Tuesday. In its place it is planned to conduct a general club Oripe Session, so if you have anything on your mind be sure to come prepared to unload it. OSTliACIZKD—Guuss our best friends v/on't tell us. At least, there were only two visiting Rotarians this week. Jack Schafer of Bronson, and Carlton J,icKenzie of Quincy, This constitutes a new low as far as the guest list is concerned. LADIES' HIGHT—Bob Hawley, who is chairmaning the upcoming party for the gals, informs us that after one or two schedule shifts, it has been definitely slated for Vfednesday The two weekly student guests were Tom Hosek and Dennis Ambrose, both seniors at Coldwater High School this year. night, November Uth. ■M- The shindig will be held at the Elks Temple. It will be a dinner-dance with the ducats priced EARLY LEiiVERS—Nine. at ^7.00 per couple (includes dinner and music for dancing. ^ WOira MLE—President Harvey and Torg Skabo, who attended, tell The party will not supplant the usual Tuesday luncheon meeting and •jt -St You buy your own liquid refreshments). will not count -;{• us on club attendance. the district institute at Plainwell last week turned out to be well worth the effort. Le haven't had a chance to get the full details, * however. GOOD ADVICE—Riarmacist Bill Uilliams, whom Chairman Ralph Toupalik secured as this v/eek's speaker, gave the club some good advice concerning prevention of accidental poisonings. * LAST CALL—Charter night for the new Qalesburg club at Inman's at 7:15 P-M. Tuesday, October 27th. Price Bill pointed out that some per. At least 15 members from Coldv/ater are needed to meet 2,000 children under the age of our club reservation quota. two years are poisoned annually in the U.S. because their parents carelessly leave toxic substances within reach. WORD TO V/ISE~V/ith the hunting season upon us, we vrould like to The speaker also discussed the remind the nimrods in our club that Poison Control Center at the hospital, its facilities and use. v/hether you take a shot or not be careful y^ere you shoot. ABSENTEES—Allemier, Faller, Goodholm, Holtz, Hurley, Leaven- this week. With that vre'll sign off for worth, i^ss Moore, Olmsted, Ov^ers, Teeter, V^iggins and Yingling. SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sfurges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hondry Hotel — Friday 6:36 P.' M. (C.SlT.) BATTLE CREEK ☆ Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMITTEES Competitor Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Duone Davidson, Choirman Charles Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS President Vice President L. Woodward, Otin Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick Duane Davidson, John Deon, Clyde WilBiringer. Magozine— Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Regular — First Thursday eoch Month, 12:15 P. M. Jpeciol — At the call of the President ^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Warner Van Aken. ProgramDon Harris, Wilford Coulllard. Public Howard Teeter, Ray Fox Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairmon Buyer-Seller Lansing, Michigan 20—B. Howley—Ladles' Night. George Owers, Dick Moore, 27-W. Bobier. Wayne Way. Keath Peorce, Alfred Rice, War Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Youth- Herman Koclbel, Bill Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Contacts- International Information- December—1959 Patterson—Competitor Re Kornstien—Jnlernatlonoi Day. AprlJ-1960 5-P. Hurley. 12—K. Leovenworth—Children's Porty. 19—H. Joseph. May—1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June—1960 Putnam. 14—O. Dally—Lodies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 January—1960 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 5—J. McComb. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotory Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Faller. Moore. 7—K. Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Internotional Student Projeefs— 22—R. 29—V. 24-C. Sebold. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holli—Merry Christmas. Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. Wlliams. 15—IC. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 31—L. Pennington. lations. International Service International ployees. 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Bobler. 1—D. Woodward. 8—W. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundotlon. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loans- Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeant-at-Arms- GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS CLARENCE A. NEITZ 6—. Anderson—Trode Assoc. 13—R. Toupollk. Student Guests- Information- Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, INTERNATIONAL John Elsweiler, VInce Kornstlen. 15—0. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman 29—C. Bacon. Boys and Girls Week— Croig Sebold, Ken Putnam October—1959 Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, I^K. Pearce—Ruroi-Urban. tion. Crippled Children- 16—R. YIngling—Com. Safety. March-1960 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Frank McConkey. Sweet. 9-W. Treat. 23-W. Way. September—1959 Moore. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Ernest luse, Mark Andrews. February—1960 2-W. Magazine. IB—Governor's visit 25-B. K. Pearce-4-H Fair Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupollk, Web Treat. DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, PROGRAMS 11—C. Swart. Trade Associations- Van Aken. Fellowship— Richard Joseph Reiderer, Four-Way Test- Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Classification— ROTARY 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Occupational Information- Secretory Club Bulletin— - Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Poul Hurley. Asst. Soe.-Treas. liams, Axner Olson, Wllford C. CoutHard, 1959-1960 Augusi-19S9 Ken Leovenworth. Attendance— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Faller. 26—B. Milnes—International 19-R. Fox. Inf. 26—J. Waldron. Th» above is our oroarom schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving M>Mlal programs such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 NAME NAME Addretf and Rotary Ann Photre No. Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lone-Kofhryn BR 8-M33 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwofer-Foy BR 8-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons St.-Ruth .. . __BR 8-5358 Or. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drivo-Morione BR 8-6821 Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean BR 8-3086 William Bobier, 280 Grand Sl.-Morgaref _-BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora -BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfieid Dr.—Josephine... BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nolo . ..BR 8-4086 Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene -BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane — BR 8-2818 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfieid Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehetl St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-2864 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfieid Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR 3-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Volerie BR 8-5909 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ..BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Edward C. Hoitz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Falrifeid Dr.—Alleen.- BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel. BR 8-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Mortho Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme -BR 8-57M BR 8-5562 BR B-6050 Herman Koelbel, IIS. Jefferson St.—Peg H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Ruth _-BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, SI Dougherty—Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. BR 8-6386 BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen — BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Cotdwator State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ...BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwol! Court—Gladys—BR 8-6270 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice .— BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann _ . BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5342 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicogo St.—Nellie . .. . BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshol! St.—Gertrude . - BR 8-4350 BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-B942 BR 8-4222 BR 8-2841 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo - . Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake BR 8-5554 Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann .. BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys - . . BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 £. Chicago St.—Alice George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Eliiobeth.. BR 8-5996 Roy t. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia John Walker, 33 Daugherfy—Gretchen _ . Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Keith Peorce, 350 Morshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha .._8R 9-9360 lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel—BR 8-5902 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 C. Aifrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn.. BR 8-2451 Joseph RIederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Chorles Schmlfl, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-5714 BR 8-831B Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma . BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 8R 8-6730 BR 8-5494 8R 8-4159 .-BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LoMoIne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 9-9428 .BR B-5033 BR 9-9511 .2^ \i7^ . ... i vr F -.Art.,- F . - V The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR P RaV FOR PEACE S' FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, ISC, COLDWATER, HXCh. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 VISITING p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME �"He Profits Most fPlw Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 8, 19^9 IffiXT TUliSDAY—I^alph Toupalik is listed as program chairman for the next club meeting and we hear he is working diligently to pro duce something of interesto OF? TO PLiilNWELL—President Harvey Bent and Past President Torg ' Skabo are planning to represent the club at the annual District Institute at Plainwell this Saturday. * CAPITOL RLPOUT—Uuring the OUR SLIP'S SHOWING—UQ Clarence's past several years the club has monthly letter reveals that our club, for the first time in many months, slipped below the 90 pel cent mark in become accustomed to hearing ar annual report on national affairs attendance during August. by Congressman Johansenp In 1958 our August mark vias 91o20 while this The 195^ report was presented year it dropped to 89.58 percent. this week and as in the past, was an interesting and informative summaiy of the speaker's views on mai^ subjects, ranging from fed GOOD IDEA—Vfe note the Dowagiac eral finances and labor-management legislation to the recent U»S» visit of KhruscheVo club has six editarians—each serving a two-months' v/as chairman. it ■jf Nuff saidI it IffiliiORIAL—Some Bronson friends have •it sent a check to the Rotary Foundation in memory of the late Lowell Rosenau. Lowell would be pleased. ABSENTEES—Etsweiler, Harris, Hurley, Komstein, i/icOor.Tb, McKnight, lUbble, Sebald, Treat, TVo Van Aken, 'baldron, Clyde yjilliains, V/arren ITilliams, Doug liTioodward trick. hoel Shedd it and Les V/oodward<, it PLaNS are PIiAi^S—ATuring the recent SRO run of "fy Fair Lady" in New York a woman attending a matinee performance -M- was amazed to find a vacant seat next to GUESTS APLENTY—riotarians her. Leo Vfliite, 0. J. Holmes, Richard Schultz and iJ'elson Weber, During intermission she expressed her amazement to the v/oman on the other side of the seat. all of Bronsoni Carlton McKenzie and V/ilmar Moore, L^uincyj Carl Margraf, Dayton, Ohio; and Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio. "That was my husband's seat," the vroman explained. "We h^ planned for many months to see this show, but he didn't make it. Ed Alchin, of East Lansing was a guest of Boyd Wiggins. Noel Shedd had John ilathews, Cold7;ater, as his guest, while Ernest Cole, also of Coldwater, was a guest of Ernie Luse. You see, he died." "That's too bad," the first woman sympathized, "but it's a shame one of your friends couldn't have used the ticket—they are so hard to get." "Oh, our friends couldn't-use it," the widow explained, "they're all at John Cole and Earl Russell, Coldwater high school seniors, the funeral." were the week's student guests. it * EARLY LEAVERS—Seven, SCB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday T2:15 M. ANGOLA - Hendiy Holei — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COIDWATER, MICH. Competitor COMMITTEES Duone Davidson, Chairmon Charles Dolly. 1959 - I960 HARVEY BENT PresidenI DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Olin Employer-Employee RelationsJoseph Reiderer, Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Vice President Van Aken. Secretory Club Bulletin— Treosurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treos. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. 22—C. Boys ond Girls Week— Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Warner Von Aken. P.M. ^peciol — At the call of the President ProgramDon Harris, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Public Wilford Couillord. Howard Teeter, Ray Fox Rotary Informotion— Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Carl GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan 12—K. Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. International Information- Internotional Student Projects- December—1959 Pattersort—Competitor Re- 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. June—1960 7—K. Putnom. 15-S. Jolly. 14—O. Dolly-Ladles' Night. 22—E. 21-P. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 19-B. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 5—H. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. Axner Olson, Albert Fotler. Porty. 19-H. Joseph. 24-C. Sebald. 31—L. Pennington. 24—G. Burondt. 5-J. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotory Foundation— Leovenworth—Children's May—1960 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. ^P. Hurley. 26-H. Koelbei. November—1959 Chester Ailomier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Vocational Service Kornstien—Internationol Day. lotions. international Service 29—V. 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 13—R. Toupalik. 8—R. Herman Koelbei, Bill Bobler. Internationol Contacts- Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT CLARENCE A. NEITZ Byron Thomas, Horold McKnight Youth- 22—R. Moore. April-1960 Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loonsployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Axner Olson, Chairmon Sergeont-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL ren Williams. V/illioms. October—1959 27-W. Bobier. Student Guests— Information- Woodward—Occupational. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Keoth Pearce, Alfred Rice, Wor- I—D. Woodword. 8-W. 15—K. Pearce—Rurol-Urban. 29-^C. Bacon. Rurol-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Informa John Etswcller, Vinee Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Community Service 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safely. Mareh-1960 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. Fair tion. Clyde Williams, Chairman Sweat. 9-W. Treat. 23-W. Woy. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Associations- Moore. Membership- Swort. Frank McConkey. Les Wiso, John Wolker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupollk, Web Treat. liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillord, Crippled ChildrenMagazineGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Richord Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Woyne Way. Board of Directors Meetings 11—C. Magazine. Phil Ribble, Jess Woidron, DIRECTORS-Horvcy Bent, Donold Harris. Duone Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil Shcdd—Rotary September—1959 Trode February—1960 2-W. .4—N. 25-B. K. Pearce-4-H Croig Sebald, Ken Putnam Fellowship— PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Four-Woy Test- Occupotionoi Informatipn— Classification— ROTARY August—1959 Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959-1960 Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service Goodhotm. 12—C. Allemier. 19-R. Fox. Falter. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. 26—J. Woidron. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the progiom chairman of the ehaiige. Members having speeiol programs such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwoter-Foy BR 8-55M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Rutn BR B-5358 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moymo . BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy — BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kolhryn _-.BR8-M33 Address and Rotary Ann Phone N_o_. Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckhcm St.—Martha BR B-5562 John A. Kennedy, 369 Grand St.—Wiimo BR 8-5790 §'$959 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Moriorie BR 8-6821 Herman Koelbei, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg-- Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clora _ ....BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.-Josephine .. BR 8-4486 James f. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringor, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgoret Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3-Ruth .. Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St.— - BR 8-6386 BR 8-5394 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia - . Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie Phone No. BR 8-2930 BR 8-6341 BR 6-5842 BR 8-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude OR 8-4350 Howard Swon, R. R. No. 4—Elva BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene .. BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion _ . .BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR B-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— —BR 8-2818 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sl.-Helen-. BR 8-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwoter Slote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerite..BR 8-2485 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6593 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth.- BR 8-2864 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth— BR 8-5996 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Keith Pearce, 350 Marsh0ll St.—Lorraine Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilma . BR 8-8238 Warren Wlllioms, Botovio, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.-Nola BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-_BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane — Duar.e E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR 8-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie BR 8-5909 Albert Falier, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Charlotte. BR 8-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 6. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore ...BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke-. _,BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold, lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairifeld Dr.—Aileon— BR 8-6687 Santford JoMey, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwei! Court—Gladys — BR 8-6278 BR 8-5554 Suzonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-5585 8R 8-4243 Russell G. Wafdron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR B-212B BR 8-4229 Corl F. Vinlon, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice . Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha BR 9-93^ John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Freo H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice —BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gofhel.— BR 8-5902 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor—BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 C. Aifrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn--BR 8-2451 Joseph Riedorer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-B-8290 Chorles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . _ BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison'lk.—Rita... BR 8-8318 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. . . BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seotf-Natalle BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 1 Cat, aiafti, p. I. t R.' ..U. PR A; FOR PEAC Rotary REFLECTOR t FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY STRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 The COLDWATER Published BR B-6730 . INC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Besj" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October lo 1959 IT'S THIS MONTH—Charter Night I"IEXT TUESDAY—'Our Congressman for the new Rotary club in Galesburg is scheduled for Tuesday, Goto 27e It August E. Johansen will present his annual report to the club on events in Washington, D.C» and elsewhere» Mrill be held at Inman's restaurant vd.th Noel Shedd vrill be the chairman. dinner at 7sl5. a Reservations ($3»50 per head) UUST ■» be in by October 20 so don't delay in letting it be known you plan to attend. GOOD nrvs—At last, a government unit that saves the -M- taxpa/ers oiore than it costsi. Yep> that is exactly wl at the Foods and Standards Division of the LADIES NIGHT—Tentatively scheduled State Department of Agriculture actually for Saturday night, Oct. 2k» does« discussed by Chairman Bob Hawley and Plans your board are for a dinner-dance at the Elks temple. Price per couple S57» lyle Littlefield, chief of the division, told the members this Tuesday of the many moneysaving services rendered daily by his unit at a cost of only a thin dime per year per capitao More details later. ■iE * HELPING HAi®—It * seems that the Jaycees, who have financed the event for lo these many years, are a little short of cash this year so your directors voted at their monthly Boyd V/iggins rates a pat for raising our spirits for a half hour at least. meeting to underwrite the cost of ICQ dozen donuts for distribution to the children following this year's Hallo\'¥e'en parade. Total cost of assistance—about TUESDAY'S GUIiSTS—notarians Gill Pilliod, Angola, Ind >; Ken Yesh, Lloyd Junker and Hay Smith, Bronsoni Elmer Anderson and Clay Brockman, i^uincy; Roscoe Bonisteel, Jr., Ann iirborj Albert Dimmers, Hillsdalei Carl H. Margraf, Dayton, Ohio, and Howard Eggleston, Toledo, Chio. * ■JE •JE STILL GROViTNG—Rotary International now has ii79,500 members and 10,291 clubs in llit countries and geographical regions. Newest addition to the fold is the Rotary club of Papeete, Tahiti. Guy Kistler, of Kalamazoo, was Ax Olson guest, while Dave Bonfiglio and Ken Klliott, ■M- CHS seniors and rival candidates ■JE •JE IN PASSING—It's well to for the office of high school mayor, were the weekly student remember that "a person who talks about his inferiors hasn't any." guestso * * ABSENTEES—Bacon, Bobier, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Leavenworth, •JE SCB Russ Moore, Ribble, Shorno, Toupalik, Warner Van Alcen, "liialdron. Warren Williams, Les Woodvrard and Yingling. * * •JE EARLY LEAVEiiS—Seven plus several visitors. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thuridoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongresQtionol Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium ~ Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- Club Service Duane Davidson, Chairman Attendance- Charles OFFICERS BY ELECTION HARVEY BENT OONAIO M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT — FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Olin Dally. 1959 - 1940 1959.1960 Competitor Relations- COMMIHEES Classification— Joseph Reideror, Ken Leavenworth. Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational InformationPhil RIbble, Jess Woldron, 25-B. K. Pearce-4-K Presidont Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick tion. Trade Assoclotions— Vice ProsldenI Van Aken, John Etswelfer, VInce Kornstien 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Secretory Club Bulletin— 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service — Treasurer Asst. Sec.-Treos. Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— 29—C. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, Warner P. M. , _ p-.;-! _ At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Van Aken. Program- Don Karris, Wilford Couillard. Public INTERNATIONAL Howard Teeter, Roy Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEAUND Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY International Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Choirman ' International Service Buyer-Seller RelationsRobert Robert Kerr, Kerr, Robert Robert Hawley. Hawley. Information- Bill Miines, Gus Burondt. Internotioncl Student Projects- Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Axner Olson, Ulson, Albert Albert Faller. raiier. 1—D. Woodward. 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Peorce—Rural-Urban. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—inlernaliona! Day. 12—K. 19—H. Joseph. May—1960 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ployees. 3-M. A. McKelth. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burondt. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 8—R. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 Patterson—Competitor Re June—1960 7—K. Putnam. lations. 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night, 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Chester Allemier, Jim McCamb. 29—J. Etsweller. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Lansing, Michigan Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobier. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 13—R. Toupallk. 20—B. Howley—ladies' Night. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Treot. 16—R. Yingfing—Com. Safety. April-1960 5—P. Hurley. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Relderer—Employer-Em Loans- Youth- Sweet. October—1959 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. International Contacts- Carl VInton, S. Jolly. CLARENCE A. NEITZ ren Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. Sergeant-at'Arms- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Keath Pearee, Alfred Rice, War Student Guests- Information- Bacon. 27-W. Bobier. Rurot-Urban— 2—W. 9-W. March—1960 Fair September—1959 5—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Frank McConkey. February—1960 23-W. Way. 18—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Croig Sebald, Ken Putnam Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyDIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Horris, Ralph Toupallk, Web Treat. Moore. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyoe Wil Crippled Childrenliams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Mogoxlne— George Owers, Dick Moore, Richard Blrlnser. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Woyne Way. PRESIDENT PROGRAMS 11—C. Swart. Fellowship— IZilS ROTARY August—1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Magazine. 21-P. Ribbte. 28-H. J. McKnight. January—1960 July-1960 5—J. MeComb. 12—L. Woodward. 12—C. Allemier. 19-&. 5—H. 19-R. Faller. 26—B. Miines—Internotionol xo-d. mnnva—iniernaiiunui Inf. >■>■. Goodholm. Fox. 26—J. Woldron. ..uiu.v... Th- «l,nve is our oroaram schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the porsorm «hairmati of the choiige. Members progarms! itch os Ladio? Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the aetalls. DON HARRIS, Progarm Chairman - Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwalor-Foy BR 8-5563 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.-Martho BR 8-5562 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Po"ons Sf.-Ruth .-_.--—BR 8.5358 Dr. Charles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Mar|orie BR 8-6B21 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg ... BR 9-9106 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane-Kaihryn BR 8-W33 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean BR 8-68^ BR 8-8086 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-5386 |'5iol BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.-Nola .... BR 0-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene -BR B-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane --- BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr.—Ellen Jo—BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen.— BR8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Foller, 95 Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Roth - _ . --.BR8-28M Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris —BR 8-5318 6. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore BR 8-6517 Donold M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No, 3, Cold. loke-Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirifeld Dr.—Aileen ... BR 8-6687 Sanlford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce—BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme BR 8-6050 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy --BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.-Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3—Ruth Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. .. . James F. McComb, 52 Daugherly—Laura 15 BR 8-6386 BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen-- BR B-2947 Address and Rotary Ann Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva _ BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene - BR 8-8942 Ftoword M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion _ . BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupallk, 335 E. Chicago, R, R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Miines, 150 Grand St.-Marguerile--BR 8-2485 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice.,.- BR 8-8546 Axner Olson, 336 Garnd St.—Rotho BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .. BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel BR 8-5902 VYorner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys .BR 8-4243 Corl F. Vinton, 162 E. Chicago St.—Alice BR 8-2123 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Daughorty-Grelchen .. BR 8-6730 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice BR 3-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllma ...BR 8-8238 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys .. BR 8-6278 Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 —- BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn .. BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Chorles Schmltl, 18 E. Alder.. St.—Berget— Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 Suzanna — . COLDWATER, Meeting Time: BR 9-9420 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 Sec. 34.66. P. I. & R TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN WELCOME BR 8-4424 . .. ..BR 8-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth PRAY FOR PEACE FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5554 BR 8-5585 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigon—LoMoine, Bron, 4024 Rotary REFLECTOR by ._ Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia . . ...-BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chieogo St.—Nellie .. _ . BR 8-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singmgest Club in the U.'S\ A. ' • September 2li, 19$9 FOOD FOR THOUGHT—lo^le LittleXield, heading the Food Inspection ABSENTEES—Bacon, Burandt, Harris," HcComb, nibble, Thomas, Toupalik, Division of the State Department Warren Williams and Doug Woodward (in hospital) were listed as being absent, of Agriculture, v/ill be next Tuesday's speaker. •if Boyd VTiggins, the program chairman, has at least tvw things in coraraon with his speaker—they •if •if EARLY LEAVERS—Nine members vdio missed one of the year's best talks. have the same hone town of Farvrell and both are interested profession ally in agriculture. if if if RElilliDER—Directors are reminded by President Harvey that the October board session will be held next Thursday •M- noon, (Check vn.th hira for site—v/e forgot to ask,) COilliJG EVENTS—Doel Shedd, who has the program for October informs us that Congressman August Eo Johansen will bring the club up to date on events in the national capital® if if if THEY TASTE GOOD—iUi Eastener on his first trip West was impressed by the skill shcnm by one cov/boy in rolling his fags. * GIVES A-1 TiXK—Kermit Dennis, CHS principal and a Goldwater faculty nember for nearly 30 years, gave the club his ideas Ttiesday on "Vihat's "Wrong With Our Schools", "Aw shucks," said the cowboy, "There's nothing to rolling them. It's adding the filter that gets me," if if if Kermit's talk turned out to be entertaining, informative and challenging. He cited compulsory education, coddling of students by their parents, lack of emphasis THEN THERE WAS the story about the missionary vrho met a lion in the jungle and fell to his knees in anxious prayer, The lion joined him. on scholarship and inadequate pay for teachers as basic "Dear Brothers," said the relieved missionary, "how delightful it is to join you in prayer when a moment ago I feared for my life. JH flaws. The program was arranged by Thomas, v;ho vras cooling his heels up at liackinac while Hoel Shedd did the introduction. * * "Df^n't interrupt," grovfled the lion, "I'm saying grace," •if if if if TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Carl ilargraf, Da^.'-bon, O.j Dwight Green, Bronson^ Howard Eggleston, Toledo, 0,5 Howard LlcConnell, Quincy; and H. M, Rhorer, Kokono, Coldvrater members who missed meet ing Governor Clarence Neitz during his recent visit here v;ill have a second chance when he visits nearby Hillsdale October 8, Ind, Roger Ivlathev/s and Jim I^ice, CES seniors, also were guests. •if •if SCB •if You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. AlEION — Porker "Inn — Thursday T2:T5 "M." 8RONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday 12:15 M. ☆ �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor. Relations- COMMITTEES Duane Davidson, Chairman Charles Dally. 1959 - I960 Olln CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer BIringer. 23-W. Woy. Peorce-4-H March-1960 Fair September—1959 29—C. Bacon. Los Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupallk, Web Treat. Moore. 6—. Hurley. Magozlne— Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursday each Month, P. M. peeiat — At the call of the President TTsTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY 16—R. Yingllng—Com. Safety. 18—Governor's visit Woodward—Occupotlonol. Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorne, Worner Van Aken. ProgramDon Harris, Wiiford Couillard. Public Howard Teeter, Ray Fox Rotary InformationRobert Show, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY CLARENCE A. NEITZ Guests- Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght Youth- Herman Koelbel, BUI International ployees. Bobler. Patterson—Competitor Re Information- John Dean, Chairman Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. Chuck Bacon, Lou 5—J. Pennlngton. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Foller. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnIght. Juiy-1960 January—1960 Bill Mlines, Gus Burondt. International Student Proieeti— 10—A. Musser. 14—O. Dolly—Ladies' Night. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holti—Merry Christmas. Chester Allemier, Jim MeComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. International Mav-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 31—L. Pennlngton. December—1959 lations. Service Leavenworth—Children's Porty. 24—C. Sebald. 24—G. Burondt. 8—R. 29—V. Kornstien—Internotiono! Doy. 19—H. Joseph. 3—8. Kerr—Buyor-Seilor. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loans- Fred Anderson, Mllford McKeith. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 26-H. Koelbel. ren Williams. Voeationol Service Buyer-Seller Relations- Lansing, Michigan Night. International Contacts- Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL November—1959 Hawlcy—Ladies' 27-W. Bobler. Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Rural-Urban— 15—K. 22—R. Moore. 12—K. 13—R. Toupallk. 20—B. Student Information- Anderson—Trade Assoc. Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Woyne Way. 15—K. Pearce—Rurol-Urbon. 1—D. Woodward. B-W. Williams. April-1960 5-P. Hurley. October—1959 Keath Peorce, Alfred Rice, War Sweet. 9-W. Treot. 11—C. Swart. 25-B. K. Information- Magoxine. 22—C. Fellowship— PRESIDENT Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. February—1960 2-W. Shedd—Rotory Community Servico Clyde Williams, Cholmon Boys ond Girls Week— Cralg Sebold, Ken Putnom Asst. Sec.-Treas. 12-.15 Joseph Reiderer, Phil Ribble, jess Waldron, Classification— DIRECTORS—Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil liams, Axner Olson, Wiiford C. Couillard, Richard 4—N. Four-Woy TestOccupotlonol PROGRAMS Frank McConkey. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory InformoPresident Torg Skobo, les Wise, Frederick lion. Trade Associations— Vice President Von Aken. John Elsweiler, Vince Kornstion. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Secretary Club Bulletin— HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY FRED WEEKS — L. Waodword, ROTARY August-1959 Employer-Employee Relotlons— Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959-1960 Roy C. Patterson. Ho'rry Joseph. Club Service 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. MeComb. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Foller. 19-R. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. Fox. 26—J. Woldron. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Menibers having «>eciol programs such os Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the dstails. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Foy BR 8-55« Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kothrvn --BR8-M33 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR B-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther . . BR 8-6843 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Manorie BR 8-6321 Richard Biringer, 58 N- Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaret ..... BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara ...BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine . . BR 8-4486 Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Noio - ..BR 6-4086 VYilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene -BR B-6054 Clln Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane . BR8-2818 Duane E. Davidion, 145 Fairfleld Dr.—Ellen Jo . .BR 8-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Volerio BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrifeid Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetl St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R- No. 2—Ruth .... — — BR8-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R, R. No. 2—Doris . ...BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore BR 8-6517 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T, Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtx, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Mortha ....Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme ... Phone No. ..BR 8-5790 -BR 8-5562 BR 8-M50 Herman Koelbel, IIS. Jefferson St.—Peg BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy ._.BR 8-6W1 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3—Ruth ._ . ... BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura - BR 8-6386 Frank L. MeConkev, 95 S. Monroe St BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen.. BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater Stale Home—Corel BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 1TO Grond St.—Morguertte ..BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys .—BR 8-6278 Riehord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine .—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice—BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 7-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Eliiabeth .BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—^race BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorroine ,.BR 8-5975 DON HARRIS, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene _ . BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . ._DR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virglnio .BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suxonna . BR 3-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St.—Alice Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor Phil Ribble, SSVa Morse St. . Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-CelIa Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn .. BR S-2451 Joseph R-ederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.^Caroiine BR-8-8290 Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget.. BR 8-5714 Craig Sobaid, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita ... BR 8-&31B by Warren Williams, Balovia, Michigan—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE WELCOME _..BR8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St,—Polly ... Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Notolle BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PRAY FOR PEAC H. WEEKS COLDWATER, MICU* ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ALWAYS BR 8-5494 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothei. .. BR 8-5902 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IKC, ROTARIANS _ _BR 8-6730 Fred if. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beotrice .... ... BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 Clyde Wiiiioms, R. R. No, 1-Wilma BR 8-8238 FREDERICK VISITING BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delio .BR 8-4229 john Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen . . a 12:15 p.m., BR 8-5554 Fritx VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann . Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-2930 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie .BR 8-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude -- -BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva ...BR 8-5412 The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virglnio ._ BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. ..BR 8-5842 �li-H FAIR VJOPOC ASSIGi^NTS Men needed to set up camp Monday 2 p.m. (to start poisoning some pups)—Bob Kerr, John Walker, Harvey Bent, Bob Sweet, Con Swart and Chuck Schmitt. Tuesday—'11 a<.m. to 3 p.m., Fred Anderson, Harvey Bent, Gust Burandt, Dale Dean and Charlie Fiske^ 3 p.m. to ? p.m.. Bob Hawley, Santford Jolley, Ira King, Ernest Luse and Bill MUnesf 7 p.m. to closing, Ken Olrasted, Keith Pearce, Phil Ribble, Noel Shedd and Howard Swan. Wednesday—Noon to U p.m., Ralph Toupalik, Carl Vinton, Boyd Wiggins and Charles Woodwardj Ii p.m. to 8 p.m., Mark Andrews, Will Couillard, Bill Bobier and John Deanj 8 p.m. to closing, Ray Fox, Harold Hill, Herm Koelbel, Clyde Williams and Wayne Way. Thursday—Noon to i; p.m., Jim McGomb, Russ Moore, iixner Olson and Lou Pennington^ h p.m. to 8 p.m.. Chuck Schmitt, Don Shorno, Bob Sweet and Web Treat; 8 p.m. to closing, Jess Waldron, Fred Weeks, Doug Woodward and Bob Tingling. Friday—Noon to U p.m. Chuck Bacon, Olin Dally, John Etsweiler, Harold Goodholmj ij. p.m. to 8 p.m., Ed Holtz, Vince Kornstein, Mac McKeith and Dick Moore; 8 p.m. to closing, George Ovrers, Ray Pitts, Craig Sebald and Torg Skabo. Saturday—Noon to li p.m., Dick Biringer, ^Hike Davidson, Bert Faller and Don Harris; U p.m. to 8 p.m., Paul Hurley, Chick Kennedy, Ken leavenworth and Red McKnight; 8 p.m. to closing, Arlo Musser, Bob Shaw,' Fritz Van Aken, Vfarren Williams, Con Swart and Harvey Bent. You may swap shifts with others but be sure you have some one in your place. Listed below are substitutes or men available if extra help is neededs Byron Thomas, Howard Teeter, A1 Rice, Les Woodward, Ken Putnam, Roy Patterson, Bob Kerr, Seton Bovee, Chet AUeraier and John Walker. WE NEED — Two electric household French fryers. Gall Chet Two electric roasters—Call Chet Microphone—Gust, how about it? I would like to have any and all of you fellovfs, who like to ballyhoo, to show up at any time and have some fun. Chet Allemier �-t. _. 1 i •V' _ �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September lYj 195? NEXT TUKSDAX—Kermit Dennis, IvIcKhight, Russ iloore (still up at Petoskey away from the pollens), veteran Coldvfater high school principal and member of the local public sciiool faculty for nearly three decades, will be the speaker Musser, Way and Chuck Woodward. * ■if Jydth Noel Shedd as chairmano NEARBY NOTES—The Battle Creek club didn't meet at the Hart hotel We haven't tiie slightest idea what Kermit irill talk about but as usual this week. Byron Thomas—his boss-told us it will be his favorite topic« That narrovTS it down to hunting, fishing and education—our guess members is Instead, the assembled for lunch at the city's new Northwestern Junior High School, After the meal, the club heard a talk by Harry Davidson, the latter. superintendent of the Battle Creek schools, and then had a chance to tour the new educational facility. SLAVES OF HABIT—Three members * signed the "early leaver" list this week although the T/hole club took off early due to the fact that no noon program was scheduled. * DAFFYIOTION—A bigamist, accord ing to the Three Rivers liotary-importer, is a man vho loves not v/isely, but two well. The club's annual stag party was held in the evening at lyopav/a Island, Coidwater lake. Because we "chickened out" at the last minute, we can't give an eyewitness report the Jackson club is having a talk of the stag which, we have been told by mary, was a highly enjoyable evening with no serious casualties. hunting and fishing tour organizer an^ guide. * PROGRAM FODDER?—We and films by Waldo Johnson, Adrian Everyone who attended seems to be agreed that Chairman Dale and his helpers put on a swell It occurs to us that aiyone need ing a program might be able to secure Johnson by asking former county treasurer Ralph Olney for an assist. Olney has taken Johnson-planned salmon fishing tours the past two summers. party. * TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Itotarians * HoY/ard Eggleston, Toledo, Ohioj Charles Hill, Bill Campbell and Ray Smith, Bronsonj and Bryce Twitty of Angola, Ind, due. •jf- COliMUNITY SERVICE—imother Coidwater pleted some special work at ^racuse university, was a guest of his father, Fred, Sr., while Rotarian expands his community service as TfTilford Couillard replaces fellow Rotarian Mac Warreri Williams was host to Paul Gibson of Harrison, * •» TODAY'S GEM—Woriy is interest paid on trouble before it comes Fred Weeks, Jr,, regular arny officer who has just com * note that McKeith as a member of the City Planning Commission, It looks like a busy year ahead for Will, vrtio also is Chamber of Commerce president. * ABSENTEES—Andrews, Dale Dean ■Jr (busy cooking pig for stag later in day. Fox, Goodholm, Holtz, Kornsteinj •ft SOB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:75 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thuriday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregoHonai Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Duane Davidson, Cholrman 1959 • HARVEY BENT — JOHN A. KENNEDY Charles L. FRED WEEKS Dally. Vice President DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shorno, Board of Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursday each Month, Warner P. M. pecial — At the coil of the President Program- TTsTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. Public PRESIDENT ROTARY Van Aken. INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary Information- AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Robert Shaw, Or. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Lansing, Michigan Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. The obove is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. Anderson—Trade Wayne Woy. 27-W. Bobler. 24—G. Burandt. lations. Axner Olson, Albert Faller. June—1960 7—K. Putnam. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Contacts— Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day, 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 15-S. Jolly. information- May-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 31—L. Pennington. 8—R. Patterson—Competitor Re Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. international Student Proieets— Leovenworth—Children's 24-C. Sebald. December—1959 Intemotional Service Kornstien-International 26-H. Koelbel. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em loansployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobler. 29—V. Party. 19—H. Joseph. November—1959 Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Williams. 22—R. Moore. 12—K. 20—B. Howley—Ladies' Night. Youth- 8-W. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 5—P. Hurley. Assoc. 13—R. Toupalik. George Owers, Dick Moore, International Vocotionol Service CLARENCE A. NEITZ 6—. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. Day. Apirl-1960 October-1959 21-P. international Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 15—K. 29—C. Bacon. Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS March-1960 tion. Student Guests- Informotion— Howard Teeter, Ray Fox 23-W. Way. Peoree—4-H Fair 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Keoth Peoree, Alfred Rice, War Treat. 18—Governor's visit Associations- Rural-Urban— 9-W. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safely. 25—B. K. John Elswcilcr, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodword—Occupotionol. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman February—1960 2-W. Sweet. September—1959 Crippled Children- Magazine- Birlnger. 12:15 Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. PROGRAMS 11—C. Sworl. Boys and Girls Week— Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyHarris, liams, Axner Olson, Wllford C. Couillard, ROTARY 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Magozlne. Four-Way Test- Trade Von Aken. Duone Davidson, John Dean, Ci^de Wil Richard Woodward, Olin Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. See.-Treos, CHARLES SCHMin 1959-1960 August-19S9 Occupotionol InformationPhil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Classification— Frank McConkey. President Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick 1960 DONALD M. HARRIS Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee RelationsJoseph Reiaerer, Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Competitor Ribble. 2B-H. J. McKnight. Jonuory—1960 July-1960 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 12—C. Allemier. 19-B. 5—H. Goodholm. Faller. 19-R. Fox. 26—B. Milnes—international Inf. 26—J. Waldron. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. ROTARY ROSTER Members having special DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 JUNE 30, 1959 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoler-Foy BR 8-5563 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Phone No. BR 8-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St.—Ann Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth . Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme BR 8-6050 . ..BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene ..BR 8-8942 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn — . . BR 8-6033 .. . BR 8-5358 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckhatn St.—Martha . BR 8-5562 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6821 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg... Richard Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean _ .. BR 8-8086 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Rulh BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Lauro BR 8-6386 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther .... _BR 8-6B43 William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . BR 8-5386 —BR 8-5891 Oust C. Burandt, 178 Fairifeld Dr.—Josephine - BR 8-4486 Guvarrlo Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola .. BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .-BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone BR8-281B Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeld Dr.—Ellen Jo -BR 8-8609 Cole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Road—Valerie -BR 8-5909 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-6517 .BR 8-5942 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille .. --BR 8-6598 Albert Foller. 95 N. Honehett St.—Chorlotte ... BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth .—BR 8-2864 Ray Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris . ..BR 8-5318 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake.- ...BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St,—Kermione BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alteen .. BR 8-6687 Sontford Jollcy, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce...BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ...BR 8-6501 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St.-_ -BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite._BR 8-2435 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcl! Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshingfon St.—Eloine—BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 8-8546 BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia.. . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon . BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanna .. . Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4159 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Oathel Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. - BR 8-5902 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn ..BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-B290 Charles Schmlff, 13 E. Aldon St.—Berget". BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Xk.—Rita.. BR 8-8318 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis . Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia BR 6-5033 BR 9-9511 MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ef PEACE[^ WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HICU. by BR 8-4424 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notalle ^Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-8238 . BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 for H. BR 8-2710 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth PR FREDERICK BR 8-5494 _ Clyde Wlllloms, R. R. No. 1-Wilma The COLDWATER VISITING BR 8-5585 . BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 BR 8-4229 BR 8-6730 ■ COLDWATER, BR 8-5554 . Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen . ■; Published Phone No. BR 8-2930 INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The GOLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 10, 19^9 DINNER AT 7t$6—Dale Dean, who TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians is chairman of next Tuesday's stag, insists dinner (roast pig et al) Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio; Harold Gamrath of Kokomo, Ind.; and will be served at 7t$6 p.m., give . 1-.^ or take a minute The sites Jace Warner of Jonesville. or two»' Larry Engstrom, of Portland, was a lyopawa Island golf guest of Keith Pearce, i^hile Carl Vinton course, Coldwater lake® The levy? had Ralph Brauker of Coldwater as his guesto vrtiich includes golf (anytime after 2 pom.), raft rides * et cetera. EARLY LEAVERS—Six who signed and Members may (and are urged to) nine Tdio took off. bring ^ests. * BUT DON'T FORGET--Attendance at the stag will not count on your regular meeting attendance record. You must attend luncheon meeting at noon Tuesday at the Elks Temple to be counted. However, the noon session will be a shorty—no program. NEW ADDITION—k new Rotary club will be added to District 636 in the near future. We have a note frcm Gov. being organized in Galesburg. So. Plan to make both. * Clarence Neitz informing us that a new club is night Charter plans to be announced soon. * * THIS TUESDAY—i'rogram Chaiiman ANGOLA CHANGII^G—The Angola club is switching its meeting time from •Friday to Monday nights later this month, If you want to make up there, it would be a good idea to check vrith Secretary Chic for exact time of the changeover. Ken Olmsted came up with a neat sleight-of-hand switch in program plans and presented the Rev. Albert A. Butterfield, new Methodist pastor. Al (as he is called already by his flock) came up with some * excellent thoughts concerning the topic of Christian vocations. BEG PARDON—Chet Allemier tells us we were a bit off base when we announced The speaker tossed a closing challenge to the club when he from its U-H Fair concession this year. declared that the "churches need the enthusiastic and active leader unpaid. ship of our laymen." We'll apologize for quoting what we heard at the monthly board meeting- last week that the club might net ^300 Seems there is a bill or two still honest, the $300 figure was mentioned— n- but we won't take back what we said ABSENTEES—Bacon, Bobier, about Chet doing a mighty swell job as fair project chairman. That statement Burandt, Couillard, Goodholm, Kerr, Komstein, McComb, McKnight, Russ Moore, Olson, Pennington, Sweet, Thomas, Treat, Waldron and Wiggins. ■M- standsi * TOO HOT—To write more today. Be seeing ya at the lake next Tuesday ■» night. SCB You Wni Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Competitor COMMITTEES Club Service COLDWATER/ MICH. HARVEY BENT - FRED WEEKS 9-W. 25-B. K. Occupotional informationTrade Associations- tion. 29—C. Richard Biringer. Board of Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Directors Meetings 12:15 Warner Van Aken. P. M. ,}eclal — At the coll of the President ProgramDon Harris, Wilford Couillard. "^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HAROLD T. THOMAS Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Loans- Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Howard Teeter, Roy Fox Youth- Herman Koelbel, International Contacts— Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEITZ John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Reiderer—Employer-Em ployees. Relations- Informollon— Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. International Student Prolecls— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Falter. 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 31—L. Penninglon. December-1959 Patterson—Competitor Re June—1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—0. Dally—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. Chester Ailemicr, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etswelfer. International GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Party. 19—H. Joseph. Moy-t960 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holfz—Merry Christmas. Axner Oison, Chairmon Leavenworth—Children's 26-H. Koelbel. lations. Service Kornstien—International 12—K. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. Moore. 5-P. Hurley. Assoc. November—1959 8—R. Bill Bobler. International Dean. Sergeant-at-Arms— Carl Vintan, S. Jolly. Anderson—Trade Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Student Guests- Information- Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND ren Williams. 22—R. 29—V. Day. 27-W. Bobier. Kealh Pearee, Alfred Rice, Wor- Willioms. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urbon. Aprll-1960 20—B. Howley—Ladles' Night. George Owers, Dick Moore, Wayne Way. Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Bacon. 13—R. Toupalik. Crippled Children- Magazine— Regular — First Thursday each Month, 8-W. October-1959 6—. Treat. 16—R. YIngling—Com. Safety. 23-W. Way. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urbon. 1—D. Woodward. Informa John Etswciler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman February—1960 March-1960 Fair Frank McConkey. Boys and Girls Week— Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Safety— DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donold Horrls, Rolph Toupalik, Web Treat. Doone Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil Moore. liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Cooillard, Pearce-4-H September—1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Vice President Van Aken. Secretary Club Bulletiir— Troosurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas. PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Torg Skobo, Les Wise, Frederick ROTARY 11—C. Swart. Four-Woy Test- Olin Classificotion— President DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT L. Woodward, Dolly. 1959 - 1960 2-W. Sweet. 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Mogazlne. Ken Leavenworth. Attendance— Chorles 1959-1960 August-1959 Employer-Employee Relations— Joseph Reideror, Duane Davidson, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Jaseph. January—1960 July-1960 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodword. 12—C. Allemier. 19—B. Faller. 19-R. Fox. 5—H. Goodholm. Lansing, Michigan 26—B. Milnes—inlernationol Inf. 26-J. Woldron. Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such —I. as — Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the ik,. details. ROTARY ROSTER Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn NAME BR 8-6033 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth — - .BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther . . - BR 8-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret BR 8-5386 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean ....-BR 8-8066 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora —. . . .. BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrifeld Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-4486 Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola BR 8-4036 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane . .BR 8-2818 JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 339 Grond St.—Wilmo Phone No. BR 8-5790 Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moymo BR 8-6050 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Morlho BR 8-5562 BR 8-5394 BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Slote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Morguerite..BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.-Edna BR 8-2539 BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske. R. R. No. 2-Ruth .. . BR 8-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris... BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy . ..BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke._ ..BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2283 Edword C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR B-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Aileen .. BR B-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 6-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise BR 8-5842 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— . Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrancc Rd.—Alice Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Phone No. .BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirtield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Torg Skobo, 1^ E. Chicago St.—Nellie Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine ...BR 8-4198 BR 8-5909 NAME Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth . .. .. BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfieid Dr.—Ellen Jo -8R 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St,—Refha . BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth . BR 8-5996 Roy C. Potlerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 Keith Peorce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth BR 8-6161 lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel ..BR 8-5902 Kenneth Putnam, 11 Phil Ribble, . E. Chicago St.—Eleanor 35'/2 Morse St. BR 8-2790 BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn . BR 8-2451 Joseph Ricderer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget.. .:. BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R, No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rita . BR 8-8318 . ...BR 8-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude . . .BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva . . ...BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia . BR 8-2841 Sozanna . Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys . BR 8-5554 . . BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Carl F. VInlon. 182 E. Chicago St.-Aliee .BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia . BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Bealrice . Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo ...BR 8-8238 BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis . ... ..BR 8-2710 Warren Williams, Balavia, Michigon—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise. R, R. No. 2-Colla . _. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth . BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 . BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly ... Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 \Sl PRA^ The COLDWATER for'— 34.66, f. L & tf: Notary REFLECTOR peace — FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, * COUDWATRR, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME IIXCU. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 3^, 195? NEXT TUESDAY—Ken Olmsted, GUESTS—LeRoy Kensrud, Seattle, Wash.) Charles Lemons, Blytheville, Ark.| Clay Brockman, Quincyi and Harold Gamrath, Kokomo, Ind., all Rotarians, and Ed Wintermote, of Seattle, v^ho was a program chairman hasn't divulged his plans but with Abbott's Magic (Jet-together slated in Coldwater next week he shouldn't have to ex guest of Kensr*ud. ercise much legerdemain to come up with something interesting—and perhaps even mystifying. •if ■it ABSENTEES—Allemier, Fox, Harris, Leavenworth, McKeith, Moore, Olmsted, Kibble, Schmitt and Wiggins. * FUN AHEAD—A Stag night is on the docket for Tuesday, Sept. l5 * with Dale Dean in charge. Dale says the main course will be a neatly roasted, 75*=pourKi pig. EARLY LEAVERS—Only three! The site, he allows, will depend upon where the pig is caught. "Who wants to lug 75 it pounds far? NORTHERN LIGHTS—Russ Moore writes from Petoskeys "The sneezers are here. Have attended Rotary past three weeks— By board decision the stag night will not be the regular meet ing that week. 85 guests today. Wonderful programs. Dr. (name blotted), MSU, on civil rights There will be the usual luncheon at noon at the Elks and Mr. Freesburger, of (Jerman consulate. Detroit, on Berlin. Temple that day but NO PROGRAM. Full details later. * * * * * TIME FOR EVERYTHIN(J SURPRISE, SURPRISE— * The time for visiting at the vreekly meetings is before and during lunch. He hasn't Although the week was hot and better suited to a different type of con said so, but we'll bet President Harvey would appreciate a quieter room when the weekly programs get underway. Let's cession, The Rotary booth at the li-H Fair grossed ^^536.90 and will clear about $307, according to figures received by the club dir answer the bell with our full attention. ectors from Les Wise. Incidentally, an orchid to SOMEONE'S THINKING—Names of three Chet Allemier, who organized and supervised the project like no prospective members were submitted to the directors at their monthly meeting one else could. * Thursday and ^vere passed on to the Class ification and Membership committees for the usual processing. The club can stay healthy only if you keep thinking * LONG, TOUGH ROAD—After of men in the community who would make witnessing the movie shown this week by Chuck Bacon, most members good Rotarians and fill some unfilled classifications. made mental notes not to gripe about the surgeon's fee after their next appendectomy. * SUMMER'S END—Vacation is a short Joshing aside, iiie film, which depicted in narrative fom, the long, long road a young man period of time during yiiich you go broke trying to make strangers believe you can't. must travel to become a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, SCB was both interesting and instructiveo You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Hort Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. ☆ �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMITTEES Competitor Club Service Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relotions— Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles Dally. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS L. Woodward, Olin Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Vic® Prssldent Van Aken. Secretory Club Bulletin— Troosurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Treas Fellowship— Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membershi;^ Board of Directors Meetings Warner Van Aken. P. M. jocial — At the call of the President ProgramDon Harris, Wilford DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Dale INTERNATIONAL tion. Clyde Williams, Chairman 29—C. Bacon. Dean. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnighi Youth- Herman Koelbel, International Reiderer—Employer-Em 24—G. Burandt. Contacts- International Information- January—1960 Buyer-Seller Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. The Rotary Foundation— Axner Olson, Albert Falter. 5—J. Putnam. 14—0. Dolly—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnIght. Jury-1960 5—H. MeComb. J2—L. Woodward. 19-B. June-1960 7—K. International Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. 10—A. Musser. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Internotionol Student Proiects— Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. May-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 24-C. Sebald. lations. Service Leovenworth—Children's Party. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. ployees. 8—R. Patterson—Competitor Re Bill Bobler. Kornstien—international 26-H. Koelbel. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. 17—J. 29—V. 19—H. Joseph. Bobier. November—1959 Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 22—R. Moore. 12—K. Night. Chester Allemior, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. John Dean, Chairman Lansing, Michigan ren Williams. Axner Olson, Chairman Vocational Service CLARENCE A. NEITZ Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War Student Guests- Information- Sergeant-ot-Arms— Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Anderson—Trade Assoc. 27-W. Wayne Way. 8-W. Williams. 15—K. Day. 13—R. Toupalik. 20—B. Hawley—Ladles' George Owers, Dick Moore, Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodword. April-1960 5-P. Hurley. October—1959 6—. Treat. 16—R. Yingllng—Com. Safety. 15—K. John Etsweiler, Vine® Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Oceupolionol. Community Servic* Boys and Girls Week— Croig Sebald, Ken Putnam 2—W. Sweet. 9-W. March-1960 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Associations- February—1960 23-W. Woy. Foir September—1959 Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Frank McConkey. Loans- Couillord. Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Pearce-4-H Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Information— Rural-Urbon— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, PRESIDENT 25-B. K. Crippled Children- Magazine— Biringer. 12:15 Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Moore. liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillord, PROGRAMS 18—Governor's visit Four-Way Test- Trade ROTARY n-C. Swart. Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Safety— Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. DIRECTORS-Horvey Bqnt, Donald Harris, Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil Richard Joseph Reiderer, Occupational Classificotion— Preiident DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY 1959-1960 Augusl-1959 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Magazine. Ken Leovenworth. Attendonce— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Folier. 26—B. Milnes—International Goodholm. 12—C. Allemler. Inf. 19-R. Fox. 26—J. Waldron. The above Is our program schedule for the )rear 1959-60. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter—Fay BR 8-5563 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St.—Martha Phone No. BR 8-5790 .BR 8-5562 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme .. - -BR 8-6050 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR 8-6501 Dr. Chorles Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Morjorie BR 8-6621 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean .BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 Herman Koelbel, IIS. Jefferson St.—Peg William Bobler, 280 Grond St.—Margaret ...BR 8-5386 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth. BR 8-2261 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. ..— —._BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.-Josephine . BR 8-4486 Guvorrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo St.—Nolo BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene . BR 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jane - - ..BR 8-2818 Duono E. Dovidson, 145 FoirOeld Dr.—Ellen Jo . BR 8-8609 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen. ..BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchetf St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Rufh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 6-6598 BR 8-2864 BR 8-5318 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alteen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce ..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Elhel 8R 8-6788 BR 9-9106 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BR 8-6386 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. , BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeltn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2947 DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 NAME Address and Rotary Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie.. BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia. E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia .BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stoto Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite ...BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Webster Treat, 3492 Son Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Alice Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retho BR 8-8546 BR 8-2539 BR 9-9360 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago Sf.-Allce BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-DeliG._&R 8-4229 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Keith Pearce, 350 Morshall St.—Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gothel Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St BR 8-5996 ..BR 8-2979 BR 8-5975 BR 8-5902 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 _BR 9-9169 C. Alfro! Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union Cify—^e1yn..8R 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Chorles Schmitf, 18 E. Aldett St.-Berget BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.—Rlto—BR 8-6318 Suzanna ... .. John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME .BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 . Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis ... Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wllmo — _BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8239 Warren Williams, Botovia, Michigan—LoMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester P. Wise, R. R, No, 2-Celia ....BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 MGrshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth.. .BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scoff-Notolie BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 PRAY FOR PEACE WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5554 BR 8-5585 BR 8-4243 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK H, by .. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys A VISITING BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo ... BR8-M12 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene ... BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion . ._BR 8-4222 Notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-6341 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann COLDWATERg MICR. INC �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 28, 1959 YA CAN'T IflflN—It seems like the well-laden tables of food prepared by Chef Kindig of the Arlington Hotel. weatherman Just can't cooperate ?rith Coldwater Rotary at U-H Fair timeo When we had a Dairy Queen operation Bob Kerr and his helpers are to be commended on the arrangements "vdiich at -the Fair the weather was coldo made for a pleasant Rotary gathering. This year, with Poison Pups as the chief profit-making item, the Fair (From Rotary Reflector of Aug. 29, 19U9, with our thanks to Red McKnight©) Week has produced hot weather^ * Reports from the Rotary booth indicate that Tfhile the demand for PILFERED PHILOSOPHY—When a man and food has been light, the soft drink a woman many they become one© portion of the concession has been course, they must decide which one, and getting a whirl© Total "take" for the first two days was Just over the $200 mark© Of that is often where the trouble starts! —Three Rivers Rotary Reflector * * * * WHO SAID IT?—It is the mission of CHAITGE OF SCENE—The club, following its practice of the past several years, moved its limcheon Rotary to destroy these evil spirits (fear and distrust) and to enthrone peace and international good will© this Treek from the ELks Temple out to the fairgrounds uriiere the members nation is bad in itself© No No nation wants war© If we can help to clear away the clouds of ignorance and intrigue and suspicion, we will have performed played host to a group of about 60 county ii-H club boys and girls© a real service Doc Pearce chairmaned the event, which featured a big meal and no formal program© to the world. Above was part of a Christmas message penned back in December of 1937—nearly 22 years ago—by the late Wo Glenn Cowell, an ardent Coldwater Rotarian and past district Absent from Tuesday's meeting were Bacon, Bovee, Dally, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Holtz, Hurley, Joseph, Kennedy, Komstein, McKeith, Russ Moore, Olson, Pennington, Ribble, Shomo, Skabo, Teeter, Toupalik, Warren Williams and the three Woodwards, Les, Chuck and Doug. governor. « « * LOOKING AHEAD—The club will ret\im to the ELks Temple next Tuesday noon for a program to be furnished by There were four visiting Chuck Bacon. Rotarians, Ralph S. Michael of St© Petersburg, Fla©, Ken Yesh of Bronson, Robert Glass of Middletown, The grapevine infonns us that Chuck has planned something of interest to all » © . .including some slides of shots he took during the club's Isist Ohio and Gil Piliod of Angola. The Rev© Albert Butterfield, Coldwater, was a guest of Mark Andrews© minstrel show. * 10 YEARS AGO—Nearly l50 persons attended the Rotary picnic held at Parkhurst Park last Tuesday afternoon and evening© Ernie reports that there were about 100 adults and 50 children filling their plates at the SC6 You Win Always Be'W^com'e'at These N'elgKBonhg CIuBs' MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Unien Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMinEES Competitor Relation.*— 1959-1960 Club Service Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- August—1959 2-W. Sweet. 4—N. Shedd—Rotory Magazine. 9-W. Treat. Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, Olln Dally. OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT Clossirication— President DONALD M. HARRIS CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Vice President JOHN A. KENNEDY Hurley. Fellowship— Duone Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil Moore. liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, Magazine- Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, ■^ 12:15 Warner Van Aken. P. M. .jeeiol — At the call of the President Progrom— Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. ^TiSTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Rotary Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Corl 25—8. K. Pearce—4-H Fair March-1960 Informa 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 20—B. Howley—Ladies' Night. Rural-Urban- November—1959 27-W. Bobier. ployees. 24—G. Burondt. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight International John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations- 29—V. Kornstien—International Day. April-1960 5-P. Hurley. Leavenworth—Children's Party. 19—H. Joseph. May-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. 31—L. Pennington. Patterson—Competitor Retotions. Service 22—R. Moore. 24-C. Sebald. December-1959 8—R. 8-W. Wlllioms. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 26-H. Koelbel. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loans— Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. 15—K. Peorce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 12—K. 13—R. Toupollk. June-1960 7—K. Putnom. 15-S. Jolly. 14-0. Dolly-Ladles' Night. International Contacts- 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 21-P. Ribble. International Jonuary—1960 July-1960 5—J. MeComb. 12—L. Woodward. 12—C. Ailemier. 19-B. 19-R. 28-H. J. McKnight. Chester Ailemier, Jim MeComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Vinton, S. Jolly. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 23-W. Way. Ralph Toupollk, Web Treat. Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Wayne Way. Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeont-ot-Arms— GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 16—R. Tingling—Com. Safety. 18—Governor's visit tion. Keath Poorce, Alfred Rice, War February—1960 11—C. Swart. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstlen. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman 29—C. Bacon. Boys and Girls Week— Cralg Sebald, Ken Putnam October—1959 Herman Koelbel, Bill Babier. Dean. PROGRAMS September-1959 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Frank McConkey. Youth- Information- Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, CLARENCE A. NEITZ Informotion— Student Guests- Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community Sofety- DIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donald Harris, Richard Four-Way Test- Trade Associations- Van Aken. Secretory Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Asst. See.-Treos. Joseph Reiderer, Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- ROTARY Information- Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. International Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— 5—H. Goodholm. Foller. Fox. Lansing, Michigan Axner Olson, Albert Fatler. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. 26—J. Waldron. Robert Kerr, Robert Howley. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special DON HARRIS, Program Chairmon — telephone BR S-N42 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. JUNE 30, 1959 ROTARY ROSTER NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhain St.—Martho BR 8-5562 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ...BR 8-5842 Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter—Fay BR 8-5563 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjoric BR 8-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther .... .BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean BR 8-8036 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Sf.—Noio BR 8-4086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine... BR 8-4486 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene.. BR 8-6054 Oiin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane ..BR 8-2818 Duone E. Oovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo ...BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Road—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—ChorloHe Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ..BR 8-5909 BR 8-6598 BR 8-5475 BR 8-2864 BR 8-5318 E. Horoid Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR 8-4435 Horoid T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 FalrField Dr.—Alleen.. BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-5790 BR 8-6050 Hormon Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg BR9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy—BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St... BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Heien.. .BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grond St.—Marguerite..BR 8-2485 Address and Rotary Ann BR 8-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia ..BR 8-2841 Rolph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treof, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Loke— Suzanne . .... BR 8-5554 BR 8-6278 Fritz VonAkert, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann .. ..BR 8-5565 Worner VonAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys BR 8-4243 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Retha BR 9-9360 John Walker, 33 Dauoherty—Grctchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy . . Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce Keith Pearce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-2979 BR 6-5975 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice . ..... BR 8-4159 George Owers, Box 77, R. R, No. 3—Elizabeth...BR8-5996 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Eleonor BR 8-5902 BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo Sf.-Alice ...BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia... BR 8-4229 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. No. 1-Wilma ... BR 8-6730 BR 8-5494 -_BR 8-2710 .-..8R8-8238 Warren Williams, Batavio, Michigan—LaMolne, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella _BR 8-4424 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn..BR 8-2451 Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Roth BR 9-9428 Chories Sehmitt, IB E. Alden St.—Bcrget-. BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lk.-Rlta— BR 8-6318 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly _ . ._BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingting, 21 Scott-Natalie BR 9-9511 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. .. BR 9-9169 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 I Sec. 34.66, P. L. & nT AUG23 PRAY FOR PEACE PRCDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ...BR 8-6316 Howard Swon, R. R. No. 4—Elva . . _BR8-W12 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene .... BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon . _.BR 8-4222 BR 8-4198 BR 8-8546 BR 6-2539 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys 1 VISITING . Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Ario Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, BR 8-2930 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St.-Nellie- The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann ALWAYS WELCOME RICH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 20, DON'T OVERLOOK—Enclosed in this WE'RE slipping—No bulletin last week's bulletin are club work assign ments for the li-H Fair next week. Be sure to look it over and week and only President Harvey mentioned fact at Tuesday's meeting. And all of the time we thought you fellas read this sheeti then be at the Rotary booth at your appointed hours• <«• Also, don't forget there will SAFETY SLOGAN—Drive carefully, don't be no meeting at the Elks Temple next Tuesday. Instead, we will travel out to the fairgrounds and have U-Hers as our guests. * insist on your rites. •» * Each LET'S MAKE UP—Tuesday's absentee list included Dale Dean, Goodholm, Harris, Hurley, Kennedy, Kornstein, McKeith, Moore member be prepared to pay for one ii-H member's meal. There will be no formal program (which is Just as (Russ that is), Axner Olson, George Ovfers, well, considering the competition provided by the midway). Ken Putnam, Phil Ribble, Warren Williams and Doug Woodward. * * * * BANNER DAY—This Tuesday the club met its new district governor, Clarence Neita of Lansing, and the CLIPPINGS—It's not the minutes you put in at the table that makes you fat, experience was an enjoyable one (on it's the seconds. our part, at least—^we can't speak for the Governor). —Albion Rotary Call * ■jt At the noon meeting. Governor Clarence gave the club some excel lent hints concerning ways in ANCHOR MAN—Duke Davidson doesn't bowl often but we understand he is a which the Coldwater club could mighty good anchor man. If you don't believe us, ask Jess Waldron. "build bridges of friendship". In the evening, he gave the ■» * club officers, directors and FISHING NEWS—TROUT, Unlimited, a new sportsmen's organization, is being committee chairman many timely sug gestions relative to plans for the coming club year. formed to conserve trout as a game fish and encourage sportsman-like trout angling. Two Coldwater Rotarians, Ken Putnam and Vince Kornstein, were We might add that the Governor's visit set some kind of a new record- there was only one "early leaver" aind among l5 sportsmen meeting at Grayling he had an airtight excuse I with Conservation Commissioner George Griffith recently to lay plans for the organization. The new group will formally organize and pick officers at a meeting * set for Sept. 9 in Grayling. TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Tom Perry, Owenton, Ky.| Oliver Faaborg, Jackson) Everett Goshorn, * * Huntin^ton, Ind.) Clay T. Brockman and C. -D. McKenzie of (^uincy) and Clarence Snyder, Bronson. And of WEATHER—Too hot and humid to pound this"typewriter any longer. course, Clarence Neitz of Lansing. •» Harr^- Hockstad, Coldwater, was a gue'st of Oliver Faaborg, and -E. F. Wennerstrom, Chicago, was SCB Lou Pennington's guest. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. Thursday 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Duonc Davidson, Chairman Charles 1959 - CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Olin Vice President Von Aken. Secretary Club BulletinTreosurer Asst. Soc.-Treas. DIRECTORS-Harvcy Bent, Donald Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodword. Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Warner Van Aken, P. M. Public Information- INTERNATIONAL Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dole GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Deon. Carl Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEITZ John Dean, Chairman I Buyer-Seller March-1960 15—K. Kornstien—international 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. Day. Apirl-1960 5—P. Hurley. 13—R. Toupalik. 12—K. Leovenworth—Children's Party. 19-H. Joseph. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 Keath Pearee, Alfred Rice, War 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholorships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loonsployees. Fred Anderson, Mllford McKeith. Herman Koelbel, International Contacts- International Information- Patterson—Competitor Relotlons. Service Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— Axr:er Olson, Albert Follcr. June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 14—O. Dolly-Lodies' Night. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 21~P. 5—J. Intornotlonal Student Proieets— Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. 15-S. Jolly. July-1960 MeComb. 5—H. 12—L. Woodword. 19-B. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. January-1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. 10—A. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 8—R. Bill Bobier. Mav-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. international Williams. Pearee—Rutol-Urbon. Moore. 27-W. Bobier. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight 8—W. 15—K. 22—R. 20—B. Howley—Ladles' Night. Student Guests- Pearee—Rurol-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 29—V. Bacon. Chester Aliemier, Jim McComb. 29-J. Etsweiier. Vinton, S. Jolty. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Lansing, Michigan 23-W. Woy. Pearee—4-H Foir October—1959 Axner Olson, Chairman Sergeant-al-Arms- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 18—Governor's visit 29—C. Wayne Woy. 16—R. Yingling—Com. Scifety. 25—8. K. 22—C. Woodward—Occupationol. George Owers, Dick Moore, Youth- Rotary Informotion— AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Treat. tion. Rural-Urban— ^jeeiol — At the call of the President Program"district 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Don Harris, Wilford Couillard. ROTARY Sweet. Associations- Crippled Children- Membership- Regular — First Thursday each Month, 2-W. 9-W. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week— February—1960 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Magazine. September—1959 Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Magazine- Board of Directors Meetings PROGRAMS John Etswoilcr, Vince Kornslien. 15—D. Dean—Sfog Night. Moore. Biringer. PRESIDENT Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyHarris, liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, 12:15 Four-Woy Test- Trade Solon Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil Richard L. Woodward, Dally. ROTARY Augusi-1959 11—C. Swart. Occupational InformationPhil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Classificalion— Frank McConkey. President Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY 1959.1960 Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Competitor RelationsRoy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee RelationsJoseph Reiderer, Goodholm. 12-C. Aliemier. Faller. 19-R. Fox. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. 26-J. Woldron. The above is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairmen of the chonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoter-Foy BR 8-5563 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Moriorle BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive-Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean - .— -BR 8-8086 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg .. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kathryn — BR 8-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Roth .. . .BR 8-5358 William Bobier, 260 Grand St.—Morgoret ... BR 8-5386 Seton Bovec, 171 Grcind St.—Clara — BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fofrfield Dr.—Josephine . BR B-4436 Guvarrle Coffman, 759 E, Chicago St.—Nolo .. BR 3-4086 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane - BR 8-6054 — E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Roth . . James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laoro Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. . . Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen BR 8-2261 BR 8-6386 BR 8-5394 . BR 8-2947 Hcrold McKnight, Coldwater Slate Home—Carol BR 9-9551 .BR 8*6127 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine ..BR 8-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake.... --BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermlone BR 8-2288 Edword C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr.—Alieen.BR 8-6687 Santford JoMey, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Horry Joseph, 303 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 9-9106 BR 8-6501 William A. Milnes, 1^ Grand St.—Marguerite.-BR B-248S John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie . ..BR 8-5909 John Etswoilcr, Jr., 37 Fairifeld Dr.—Lucille BR8-659B Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte _BR 8-5475 Chorles FIske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh BR 8-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. No. 2—Doris ..BR 8-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-5790 BR 8-5562 BR 8-6050 BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfteld Dr.—Ellen Jo .BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha . Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme . . . BR 8-6788 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court-Gladys.. .BRB-6273 BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R, R, No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice ...BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.—Relha. BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth — BR 8-5996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-2979 NAME Addreii and Rotory Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ...BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie.. .. .. ..BR 8-6316 Webster Treat, 3492 Son SoucI Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzonna ... - BR 8-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann . .. BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Glodys BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice ...BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia-.BR 8-4229 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen . Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks. R. R. No. 2-BeolrIce _ Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis . . . . BR 8-6730 . BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 .BR 8-2710 Keith Pearee, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine 8R 8-5975 BR 8-5902 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor BR 8-6161 BR 8-2790 Worren Willioms, Botovla, Michigan-LoMoIno, Bron. 4024 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St BR9-9169 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn ..BR 6-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget ..BR 8-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita.. .BR 8-8316 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m.. ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME .. BR 8-8238 BR 8-4424 .... .BR 3-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie .. .. BR 9-9511 .. } See. 34.66, P. I. & R. ! PRAY FOR' Lpeac QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATERg MICH. by .. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . . Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly .... Frederick'lf.'^WEEKs a . Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia . . Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER. ... ..BR 8-6^1 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva ... . . ._ ._BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene ...BR 8-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R, R. 5-Eileen BR 8-2127 The COLDWATER Published Phone No. .BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lone—Virginia . INC. �"tfe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S; A.. August 65 1959 NEXT TUESDAY-'-^Gon Swai^t ^ vjho has next week ^s program., plans to present Wallace OTiitten.^ -w^.o holds the post of both city and county Civil Defense ABSENTEES—Sociy fellas, we've lost the listo * directoro BOARD AGTIONS™=At its monthly meet ing this week the board voted « • » to So^ youM better- protiect. ycur= self against- being caught vdthout proper shelter and plan to be pre-sent for -what promises to be an interesting program.. spend fl50 from the Crippled Children's Fund to provide dental work for a deserving teenage girl injured in an accident • » • to spend "not more than i^50",from the general fund to provide a watermelon feast for children enrolled in the city's summer playground program. WEEKLY REMINDER—District Gov ernor Clarence Neitz -srill be here August l8th« That means committee chairman have little time left in IMPROVEMENT—'George Oarers, club Easter Seal drive chairman, reports that gross erceipts from this year's which to prepare their reports» drive totaled $l,ii77ol2, or about $300 * more than last year. THIS TUESDAY—Chuck Woodward., who had the program., enlightened help crippled children and adults of Branch County. the members concerning Coldwater new "master plan" for future growth and develcpemento A subject of general interest.., the half-hour allotted the program was not enough^ although Chuck did a swell job® * •» Fifty percent of the net remains at the local level to * * DATE, PLACE SET—Grade's will be the site of the annual club assembly the evening of District Governor Clarence's visit to ik the Coldwater club. The various chairmen are expected to be present. It will be a food-for-free affair, a fact which should help the GUESTS GALORE—Rotarians John Elwen.., Hajnilt<>n,, Ohio^ Fred Clarridgej, Milford.fl Massoi Douglas OdeH^. Findlay,, Ohio| Elwyn Bodleys Bay City^ JoR« Schauer^, Faxrbom, Ohio| To Ao Weaver^Daytong Ohio^ Max Huey.o Hillsdaleo attendance. * «■ A GOOD TIMS—was had by those Rotarians and ladies who attended a per formance of Bus Stop at Wingspread Tuesday evening. The party from Coldwater Mac McKeith had former member John Rick as his guest., and the was about 80-strong. guest list also included John Jackson and Charles Hill, both of Coldwater<, P.,So We forgot the delegation CLOSING THOUGHT—If we can't leave of Bronson members, namely. Jack our footprints in "Uie sands of time, we can at least keep our fingerprints out Schafer, Bill Cadman, Dwight Green, Bob Stocker, Henry Gomley and Bud Higbieo , of the police files» Bulletin) _ (Sturgis Rotaiy- - -a * EARLY LEAVERS—Eight. SOB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■& QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy 12:00 M. BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ☆ �ROTARY CLUB OF Competitor Relations- COMMITTEES COLDWATER, MICH. Duone Davidson, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, Olin Dolly. 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Torg Skobo, Lbs Wise, Frederick Vie. Preiident Four-Way Test- Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Van Aken. Secretary Club Bulletin— Trea*orer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. — Awt. Sec.-Treas. liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couiilard, Richard Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. MembershipDoug Woodward, Don Shomo, Regular — First Thursday each Month, Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Warner Van Aken. P. M. jecial — At the call of the President Progrom— Don Harris, Wilford Couiilard. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean. Carl March-1960 Foir 15—K. Peorce—Ruroi-Urbon. Ruarl-Urban— Kcath Pearce, Alfred Rice, War October-1959 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. April-1960 5—P. Hurley. 13—R. Toupolik. 20—B. Howley—Lodies' Night. 12—K. Internolionai Buyer-Seller Relations- Information- Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. The Rotary Foundation— Mav-1960 3-M. A. McKeltb. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Doy. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Patterson—Competitor Re June-1960 7—K. Putnom. 14—O. Dolly—Ladles' Night. 15-S. Jolly. International Student ProjectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. Porty. 24-C. Sebold. lations. International Service Leovenworth—Children's 19—H. Joseph. 26-H. Koelbel. November—1959 8—R. Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobler. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—International Day. 24—G. Burandt. Byron Thomas, Harold McKnight Woodward. 29—C. Bacon. 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren Williams. Scholorships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loans— Fred Anderson, Mllford McKeith. ployees. Student Guests- 1—D. 8—W. Williams. 15—K. Pearce—Rural-Urban. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. Chester Allemier, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. John Dean, Chairman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Pearce—4-H International Contacts- Vinton, S. Jolly. Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 23-W. Way. 27-W. Bobier. Wayne Way. Axner Olson, Choitman Sergeant-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS George Owers, Dick Moore, Youth- Rotary Informatiort— 16—R. Yingling—Coar. Safety. 18—Governor's visit 22—C. Woodward—Oceupotionol. Boys and Girls Week— Sweet. 11—C. Swart. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Crippled Children- Magazine- Biringer. 9-W. Treat. tion. Craig Sebaid, Ken Putnom Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyRalph Toupolik, Web Treat. Moore. Duono Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil 2-W. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory informa Community Servlco Clyde Williams, Choirmon February—1960 4—N. Shedd—Rotory Magazine. Associations- Fellowship— DIRECTORS-Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, PROGRAMS September—1959 Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, Frank McConkey. Trode ROTARY August—1959 25—B. K. Occupational Information- Classification— Prewdent Employer-Employee RelationsJoseph Reiderer, Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1959-1960 Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Club Service 21-P. Ribble. 28-H. J. McKnight. January—1960 July-1960 5—J. McComb. 12—L. Woodward. 12—C. Allemier. 19-B. 19-R. 5—H. Goodholm. Faller. Fox. Lonsing, Michigan 26—B. Milnes—iniernotional Inf. 26—J. Woldron. Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. i Axner Olson, Albert Faller. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 NAME NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pockhom St.—Martha BR 8-5562 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Moyme BR 8-6050 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy BR B-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3-Ruth BR 8-2261 Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura BR 8-6386 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. BR 8-5394 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann . BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane-Virginia _ _ .BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5342 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie BR 6-6316 Conrad Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 3R 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo .... _ . ... ..BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene ...BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion .. BR 8-4222 Harold McKnight, Coldwater State Home-Carol BR 9-9551 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souc! Beach, Cold. Loke— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court-Gladys Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Alice Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retha George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BR 8-6278 BR 8-4198 BR 8-8546 BR B-2539 BR 9-9360 BR 8-5996 BR B-2979 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Keith Pearce, 350 Marsholl St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn BR 8-6033 Chester L. Allemier. R. R. No. 5, Coldwater—Foy BR 8-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth — BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive-Morjorle BR 8-6821 Horvoy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clora-- _BR 8-6843 - ...BR 8-8086 BR 8-5386 _BR 8-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ... .BR 8-4486 Guvarrle Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Noia BR 8-4086 Wilford Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—lmogene....BR 8-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane BR 8-2818 Docne E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo.-BR 8-8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John T. Oeon, 59 RIdgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lueltle BR 8-6598 Albe.'t Faller, 95 N, Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Rulh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake BR B-5475 BR 8-2864 BR 8-5318 BR 8-6517 BR 8-5942 BR 8-4435 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.-Hermionc BR 8-2288 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen BR 8-6687 Sontford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Mllford A. McKeitfi, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen... BR 8-2947 William A. Milnes, 1M Grand St.—Marguerite—BR 8-2485 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathel BR 8-5902 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor BR 8-2790 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. BR 9-9169 C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn BR 6-2451 Joseph Ricdcrer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Scbmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget— Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginio . BR 8-2841 Rulpn Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Suzanna Warner VonAken, R. R. No. 2-Glady» Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.-Alice . ..BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St.—Delia ..BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen ..BR 8-6730 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME BR 8-4424 .. BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natollo BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 I Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. PRAY U.S..i|rpOSTZ^C 3« FOR PEACE FREDERICK H. COLDWATER, BR 8-8238 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 8 by BR 8-4159 _BR 8-2710 Warren Williams, Batavio, Michigan—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Notary REFLECTOR Published BR 8-5494 Fred H. Weeks. R. R. No. 2-Beatrleo The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER BR 8-5554 .. BR 8-5585 ...BR 8-4243 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, RICH. INC �"tfe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 31, 1959 LOOKING AHEAD—Next Tuesday's, Olmstedj, Hibble^ Rice, Teeter, program will give the members a Warner Van Aken, Clyde Williams, Wiggins and Yingling* chance to see and hear v^at may be in store for the city in the years <aheada •JE Coldwater's new "Master HLan" DON'T FORGET—The club's Operation Wingspread is set for next Tuesday will be the topic and the program chairman,. Chuck "Wbodwardj) will handle the presentation himself* Chucks who is a member of the City Planning commissioni, should be well qualified for the job. •if * night. The Ladies Night assembly in Colon to watch a performance of "Bus Stop" WILL NOT replace the usual weekly luncheon. So don't forget to show up at the Elks Temple at noon. •if •if •if GOOD INVESTMENT—Members who NOTE FOR NOEL—The Three Rivers stuck around for this week's pro Rotary Reporter tells of the banker gram considered their time well who went to Doc O'Dell for a check-up. After a long examination. Doc told him? invested. "You're sound as a dollar." "As bad as that4" exclaimed the banker as he Coldwater's Investment club and similar organizations through out the U.S. provided the subject fainted in his tracks. material. •if Jack McGullough, head of the local group, was invited by Fritz Van Aken, program chairman, to be the speaker. He was given an assist by Max Goodwin, Battle Creek brokerage firm manager. The net result was a darned interesting ■if GOMA-Kisenyi may mean nothing to you but to Rotary it means one of 105 new Rotary clubs welcomed into the Rotary family during May and June of 1959. The Goma<=Kisenyi club, incidentally, meets at 12gl5 p.m. each Wednesd^ in Hotel Palm Beach in Kisenyi, which is in the Belgian Congo. Its first president is program. Antoine Back while Edouard Ghauveaux ■if •if is its secretary. TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Charles •If Pixley, Bob Pennell and Glenn Barnett of Bronson, Bill Schultz of St. Clair, Carlton McKenzie and Joe Wibel of Quincy, and the Rev. Dick Ford of Greenville, were •» PREVIEWING—The September issue of The Rotarian, among other interesting articles, will include one entitled "President to President." the visiting Rotarians. This is a photographic report on ^at happened -p when the president of Rotary International met the I^esident of the United States ^ron Thomas had the Rev. A1 Butterfield of Coldwater as his at the White Hohse. guest. ■If •If •If ABSENTEES—Allemier, Bobier, Etsweiler, Faller, Goodholm, Harris, Holtz, Kerr, Luse, Leavenworth, McComb, McKeith, Russ Moore, Musser, SOB You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •6 QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wodnetday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLB CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH. COMMIHEES Competitor Relations- 1959-1960 Club Service Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations- August—1959 Duane Davidson, Chairman HARVEY OFFiCERS BY ELECTION Charles L. Dally. 1959 - 1960 Classificotion— BENT President DONALD M. HARRIS JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Woodward, Olin Four-Way Test- Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Vice President Van Aken. Secretary Club Bulletin— Treosurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Poul Hurley. Asst. See.-Treas. Information- liams, Axner Oison, Wilford C. Couiilard, Richard Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings tion. 12:15 Warner Von Aken. Rotary InformationRobert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale Dean. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEITZ John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Lansing, Michigan Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. Youth- 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Patterson—Competitor Re International Contacts- International Information- Jonuary—1960 5—J. Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennlngton. The Rotary Foundation- Axner Olson, Albert Faller. May-1960 3—M. A. McKelth. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June-1960 Putnom. 14—0. Dolly—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribbie. 25-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 McComb. 5—H. 12—L. Woodward. 19-B. Party. 19—H. Joseph. 7—K. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Hollz—Merry Christmas. Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. Internotional Student Projects- Leavenworth—Children's 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 lations. Internotlonal Service 12—K. Kornstien—inlernational 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobier. 29—V. 26-H. Koelbel. November-1959 Chester Allemler, Jim McComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Byron Thomas, Harold McKnIght Axner Olson, Chairmon Sergeant-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL ren Wlliloms. Student Guests- Information- Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Keoth Peorce, Alfred Rice, War Public INTERNATIONAL AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND 27-W. Bobier. Progrom— Don Harris, Wilford Couiilard. jecial — At the call of the President ROTARY Day. Aprll-t960 5-P. Hurley. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotary Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer-Employer-Em Loansployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKelth. P. M. "Strict 636 rotary international PRESIDENT 22—R. Moore. 29—C. Bocon. 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. Wayne Way. 8-W. Williams. 22—C. Woodward—Occupational. 13—R. Toupalik. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. George Owers, Dick Moore, 15—K. Peorce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 15—K. Peorce—Rural-Urbon. October—1959 Rurol-Urbo n— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Reguiar — First Thursdoy each Month, March-1960 Associations— Crippled Children- Magazine— 23-W. Woy. Peorce—4-H Foir John Etsweilor, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Moore. 18—Governor's visit 25—B. K. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotory Informo- Community Service Treat. 16—R, Yingling—Com. Safety. Frank MeConkoy. Clyde Williams, Chairman Boys and Girls Week- 9-W. 11—C. Swart. September—1959 Trade February—1960 2-W. Sweet. Phil Ribbie, Jess Woidron, Croig Sebold, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wile, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyHarris, DIRECTORS—Harvey Bent, Donald Duane Dovidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil PROGRAMS 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Magoztne. Joseph Reiderer, Ken Leavenworth. Attendance- ROTARY Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. Faller. 19-R. Fox. 26—B. Milnes—international Inf. 26-J. Woidron. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. progroms, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Members having special DON HARRIS, Progrom Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwoler-Fay BR 8-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BR 8-6621 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-6086 BR 8-5386 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine . BR 8-4486 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara _ — . BR 0-5891 Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicogo St.—Nola _ . BR 8-4086 Wilford Couiilard, 60 N- Monroe St.—Imogene -BR 8-6054 Oiin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone BR 8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo--BR 8-8609 Dole A- Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen BR 8-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille BR 8-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rood—Valerie Albert Failcr, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles FIske, R. R. No. 2-Roth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St.—Martha - Phone NoBR 8-5790 .. BR 8-5562 ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme BR 8-6050 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . BR B-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stale Home—Carol BR 9-9551 Wiiliom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite.. BR 8-2465 BR 8-5475 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Refha BR 8-2864 BR 8-5318 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizobeth BR 8-5996 BR 8-2979 E. Horoid Goodholm, 20 lineoin St.—Lonore —BR 8-6517 Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy BR 8-5942 Keith Peorce, 350 Marshall St.—Lorraine BR 8-5975 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Loke Korold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-4435 BR 8-2288 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth BR 8-6161 Edword C. Hoitz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileen .BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce BRS-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 3-6788 lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicogo St.—Gathel Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleonor Phil Ribbie, 35'/2 Morse St. Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Oorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beatrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Clyde Witlioms, R. R. No. l-Wilmo BR 8-5902 —BR 8-5714 BR 8-8318 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 BR 8-8238 BR 9-9511 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, by BR 8-6730 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie PRAY FOR PEAC ^'Rotary REFLECTOR Published . . BR 8-4424 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 -The COLDWATER COLDWATER, BR 8-5554 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Celia ... Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshoil St. . Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth .. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly S:- FREDERICK .. Worren Wlilioms, Botavlo, Miehlgon—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 BR 8-2790 .BR 9-9169 Joseph Rlederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Craig Sebald, R. R. Nj. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita . John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen C. Aifrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City—Evelyn — BR 8-2451 Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St.—Bcrget BR 8-5412 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann _ BR 8-5585 V/arner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Gladys .. BR 8-4243 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice .. BR 8-2128 Russell G. Woidron, 151 N. Hudson Sl.-Delia . BR 8-4229 BR 9-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace BRB-6316 BR 8-4350 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elvo Suzanna liussell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court-Gladys ..BR 8-6278 BR 8-5909 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie . Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene ...BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion ..BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Drive—Virginia . BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San SoucI Beach, Cold, Lake— - BR 8-6386 BR 8-5394 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine --BR 8-4198 Ario Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Alice. BR 8-8546 Phsne No. BR B-2930 . BR 8-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . BR 8-5842 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg... BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand Sl.—Dorofhy--.BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No, 3-Rufh BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty-Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St... NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia MICH. INC �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July .21;., 1959 GOOD INVESTiffiNT—That^s what ABSEl^TEES—Biringerj, Burandt, Couillardg Dally, Leavenworth, liilneS; Olson, Pennington, Kibble, Kice, Wise, Yinglingp Warner Van Aken and Clyde Williams, (the last two made up in Bronson.) attendance at next Tuesday*s meetcould prove to be« Fritz Van Aken has the program and is planning to present Jack McCullough, whose topic will be "Investment Clubs." EARU LEAVERS — Bight. * THIS TUESDAY—Due to the ab * sence of his speaker. Bob White, Program Chairman Fred Anderson did a little pinch-hitting on the topic of Coldwater school needs # * CLUB SUFFERS LOSS—Coldwater Rotarians, one and all, were shocked and saddened by the sudden death of Frank and the work of the Citizens Committe, of McConkey who, at 85, was an active which he member of Rotary. Mac was one of those rare individuals who command respect and admiration as a solid, honest citizen. is a member. Fred revealed the committee is planning a five-pronged study of curricula, school plant, personnel, public relations and He also was one of the relatively few finance. illness. humans priviledged to enjoy health and an active life until his brief, terminal The need and work of the He will be missed. * committee was explored in a brief question-answer period at the close of his presentation. NEWEST MEMBER—Boyd "Vfiggins, no stranger to Coldwater Rotary, became its newest member this week with * Russ Moore handling the formal introduction. 4f- MANY GUESTS—The club wel comed nine visiting Rotarians and four other guests at Tuesday*s meetang. Boyd, Branch county agricultural extension agent, and his Rotaiy-Ann, Phyliss, will be welcome additions to the local Rotary family. The Rotary guests weres * * * Allan B. Stevens, White Plains, N. Y.| Jo R. Schauer, Fairborn, IT'S OFFICIAL—Coldwater will host Chios Bernard Pixley, Richard Schultz, Bronsoni Donald Murphy, the i960 District Assembly, President Harvey aimounced at this week's meeting. Ft. Wayne, Ind..? Joseph Fitz gerald, W^hington, N. Y.§ Ed Brewer, Toledo, Chio| Carl Margraf, Dayton, Chio| and Jack Mo Young, East Cleveland, The dates will be May lii-l5 and the session will bring between 90 and 95 to this city. « Ohio. « « CLIPPINGS Business prophets tell vhat is going to happeni profits tell what has happened. president Harvey had county Supervisors Jim Skinner and Uoyd Goodwin as his guests, while Charlie Hill was a guest of Man is Judged by his deeds, woman ty her misdeeds* Jim McComb and Ken Putnam was host to the ReVo A1 Butberfield, new Methodist pastor. SOB * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresotienai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry HoJel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Competitor COMMIHEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Duane Davidson, Choirmon Charles L. Woodward, Olln Dally. JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Vice President Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Trade Van Aken. Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. Sec.-Trcas. Richard Magazine— Biringer. Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. Membership- Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Program- ■dTsTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Don Harris, Wilford Coulllord. Public INTERNATIONAL Howard Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS Rotary AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dole GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Sergeant-ot-Arms— INTERNATIONAL Carl GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLARENCE A. NEITZ John Dean, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— RobeH Kerr, Robert Hawley. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. Mareh-1960 15—K. 22—C. Woodward—Oceupationol. 29—C. Bacon.' 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. 27-W. Bobier. Williams. 3—B. Herman Koelbel, International Bill Bobier. International Contacts- International Information- Potterson—Competitor Re Axner Olson, Albert Roller. 5—J. Party. 19—H. Joseph. Koelbel. 3-M. A. McKelth. 10—A. Musser. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. June-1960 14—O. Dally—Ladies' Night. 21-P. Ribble. 28~K. J. McKnight. January—1960 Bill Milnes, Gus Burandt. Leavenworlh—Children's 7—K. Putnam. 15-S. Jolly. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. International Student ProiectsChuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotory Foundation— Apirl-1960 5-P. Hurley. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 lations. Service 29—V. Kornstien—international Day. 24-C. Sebald. 24—G. Burandt. 8—R. Peorce—Rurol-Urbon. Moore. May-1960 Kerr—Buyer-Seller. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotory Foundation. 17—J. Reiderer—Employer-Em Loans— ployees. Fred Anderson, Milford McKeith. Byron Thomas, Horold McKnight 8-W. Williams. 15—K. 22—R. 26-H. November—1959 Pearce—Rural-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 12—K. 13—R. Toupalik. 20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Keoth Peorce, Alfred Rice, War Treat. 23-W. Woy. Fair Chester Allemier, Jim MeComb. 29—J. Etsweiler. Vinton, S. Jolly. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Lansing, Michigan Pearce-4-H Oetober-1959 Axner Olson, Chairman Dean. K. tion. Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Dick Moore, Wayne Woy. Youth- Information- 16—R. Yingling—Com. Safety. Swart. Associations- Student Guests- Information- 11—C. John Etsweiler, Vince Kornstien. 15—D. Dean—Stag Night. ren Warner Van Aken. P. M. pedal — At the call of the President 2-W. Sweet. 8—K, Olmsted—Rotory Informo- Community Servieo Clyde Williams, Chairman February—1960 9—W. September—1959 Rural-Urban— Doug Woodward, Don Shorno, Regular — First Thursday each Month, PROGRAMS 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Magazine. 25-B. Boys and Girls Week— Cralg Sebold, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyDIRECTORS-Horvey Bent, Donold Harris, Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde Wil Moore. liams, Axner Olson, Wilford C. Couillard, ROTARY Auguit-1959 18—Governor's visit Four-Woy Test- Occupational Information— Phil Ribble, Jess Woldron, ClosslFica tion— Frank McConkey. President Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick 1959 - 1960 HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS 1959-1960 Ken Leovenworth. Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations- Roy C. Patterson, Harry Joseph. Employer-Employee Relations— Joseph Reiderer, July-1960 McComb. 5—H. Goodholm. 12—C. Allemier. 12—1. Woodward. 19-B. Faller. 26—B. Milnes—International Inf. 19-R. Fox. 26—J. Woldron. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone 8R 8-5942 NAME NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kaihryn BR 8.6033 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coidwater-Fay BR 8-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth . . _ . BR 8-5358 Dr. Chorles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Mariorie BR 8-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther BR 8-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon BR 8-8036 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret . ... BR 8-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine BR 8-5891 BR B-4486 Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola . . BR 8-4086 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene . BR 8-6054 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Valerie BR 8-2818 BR 8-8609 BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille —BR 8-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-5475 Charles Fiske. R. R. No. 2—Ruth - —BR 8-2864 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma BR 8-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St.—Martha BR 8-5562 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme . BR 8-6050 Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.—Peg - BR 9-9106 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .. BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 117 E. Chicogo St.—Emily BR 8-6850 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth . BR 8-2261 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty—Laura BR 8-6386 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. .. - — ..BR 8-5394 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .. BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coidwater State Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.-Marguerite.. BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Eiaine.-.BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R, No. 4, Dorronco Rd.—Alice . ..BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St.—Retha BR 9-9360 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Elizabeth .. BR 8-5996 Phone No. BR 8-2930 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St.—Nellie ... Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude BR 8-6341 BR 8-5842 BR 8-6316 BR 8-4350 Howard Swon, R. R. No. 4—Elvo ... Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronco Rd.—Arlene _ BR 8-5412 BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion BR 8-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 14. Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2841 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzonno ... Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. No. 2-Gladys Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice _ BR 8-5554 BR 8-5535 BR 8-4243 BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia . BR 8-4229 John Wolker, 33 Daugherly—Grotchen BR 8-6730 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-lanore ...BR 8-6517 Keilh Pearce, 350 Marshall St.-Lorraine BR 8-5975 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2-Beotrice Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy BR 8-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-4435 BR 8-2268 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth. BR 8-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St? BR 8-2790 BR 9-9169 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan-LaMolne, Bron. 4024 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris ... BR 8-5318 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen.. BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creek Rd.—Joyce..BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ethel BR 8-6788 Roy C, Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Gathol BR 8-2979 BR 8-5902 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City-Evelyn .BR 8-2451 Joseph Riederer, 1060 Bottle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget... BR 8-5714 Cralg Sebold, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita— BR 8-B318 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R Notary REFLECTOR PRAY, FOR PEAC FREDERICK H. SEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published by COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . BR 8-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2-Cella ...BR 8-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . .. BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . .. BR 9-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly . .. .BR 8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natolie __ BR 9-9511 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER . BR 8-5494 BR 8-4159 BR 8-2710 INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 17, 19^9 NEXT TUESDAX=.-Fred Anderson has DATE SELECTED—The Ladies Night excursion to Wingspread near Colon to see a performance of "Bus Stop" has been set for Tuesday night, arranged to have Bob White, chairroan of the Citizens' Gommittee on School Needs, present to conduct a question- August ii® answer program on current Coldwater school problems, plans, etc# The ducats are priced at |1®50 Several members of this committee each and the local Rotary delegation appeared before the club just prior to the extra millage election several has been invited to remain after the show for the customary cast party, an invitation which will give us a months ago to explain the need for additional operational capital„ Next Tuesd^'s program is in the nature of a follow-up, designed to give Rotarians up-to-date information concerning chance to meet the actors and actresses appearing in the play and consume some coffee and doughnuts with them® their schoolso it •it * The Aug® sortie will not replace the regular meeting that week| however it appears likely to enjoy a strong * club participation as some 60 signed THIS TUESDAI—There was no formal up for the excursion at Tuesday's meeting ® program, the session being devoted to reports by the various club chairmen concerning their plans for the coming yearo From these reports we can pre dict that 1959'"60 will be an active club year® a- it it it it NOT FAR OFF—Time for another Branch Goimty U-H Fair is galloping toward us® * We were reminded of the fact this week \^en President Harvey anno\mced that Chet Allemier has been made chairman of the club's fair booth® VISITORS—Rotarians Ed Brewer, Toledo, Ohio| Ed Meyer, Hammond, Ind®) Carl Margraf, Dayton, Ohio| Gill Pilliod, Angola, Indo^ Cariton Chet reported that preliminaiy McKenzie, Quincyj Larry Rogers, Battle Creekj and Dwight Green of Bronson® plans are for a more streamlined, sin^jler operation this year featur ing Coney Island Red Hots® Dean Steffey, former prominent Coldwater famer, now residing in Apache Junction, Arizona, was a guest it it a * of Conrad Swart® VOTE REPORTED—The recent club it it it vote in favor of presenting another * minstrel show next Spring was Ii.2 to l5, with three members indicating they woui.d go along with whatever the clii) decided to do® ABSENTEES—Biringer, Fox, Goodhblm, Kerr, Koelbel, Komstien, Olson, Owers, Ribble and Wise® Biringer "made up" at Bronson® it it it SOB it EARLI LEAVERS—Just five: You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ QUINCY ~ Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 f>. M. (C.S.T.) ☆ �ROTARY CLUB OF Competitor COMMITTEES COLDWATER, MICH. HARVEY BENT DONALD M. HARRIS Four-Way Test- Ernest Luse, Mark Andrews. Occupational Classification— Presidant Vice President 11—C. Ken Leavenworth. Charles L. Woodward, Olin Dally. Torg Skabo, Les Wise, Frederick Van Aken. ROTARY PROGRAMS Informotlon— Mogozlne. Swart. 23~W. Way. Morch-1960 Peoree—4-H Fair 15—K. September—1959 Frank McConkey. 8—K. Olmsted—Rotary Informa tion. Associations- Secretary Club Bulletin— Treasurer Seton Bovee, R. Pitts, Paul Hurley. Asst. See.-Treas. peciol — At the call of the President Progrom— ^TjfSTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Don Harris, Wilford PRESIDENT ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL Loans- Fred Anderson, Milford McKelth. Couiliard. Student Guests- Information— Byron Thomas, Harold McKnlght Koword Teeter, Ray Fox HAROLD T. THOMAS AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND Youth- Rotary Information- Robert Shaw, Dr. K. L. Olmsted, Dale GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Axner Olson, Chairmon Sergeant.at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL Internotionol Contacts- Internationoi Vocational Service GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL I Lansing, Michigan I John Dean, Choirman CLARENCE A. NEITZ Buyer-Seller Relations- Robert Kerr, Robert Hawley. Information- Bill Milnes, Gus Burondt. International Student ProjectsAxner Olson, Albert Falter. 8-W. WItlloms. 15—K. Pearce—Rurol-Urban. 22—R. Moore. 29—V. Kornstien—Internationoi Doy. Aprit-1960 5-P. Hurley. 12—K. Leavenworth—Children's Poriy. 19—H. Joseph. 26-H. Koelbel. May-1960 3-M. A. McKeith. 10—A. Mosier. 24-C. Sebald. 31—L. Pennington. December—1959 Patterscn—Competitor Re June-1960 7—K. Putnam. 15-S. Jolly. 14-0. Daily-Ladies' Night. 22—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas. 21-P. 5—J. Ribbte. 28-H. J. McKnight. July-1960 January—1960 Chuck Bacon, Lou Pennington. The Rotary Foundation— Pearce—Rurol-Urban. 1—D. Woodward. 17—A. Rice—Student Day. ployees. 24—G. Burondt. Chester Allcmier, Jim McComb. 29-J. Elsweller. Carl Vinton, S. Jolly. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Reiderer—Employer-Em lations. internotlonol Service Dean. 17—J. 6—R. Herman Koelbel, Bill Bobler. Treot. 16—R. Tingling—Com. Safety. 18—Governor's visit Phil Ribble, Jess Waldron, Trade 9-W. 25—B. K. John Etswciler, Vinee Kornstien. 15—0. Dean—Stag Night. Community Service 22—C. Woodword—Occupatlonol. CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman 29—C. Bacon. FRED WEEKS Boys and Girls Week— Craig Sebald, Ken Putnam Fellowship— Ocfeber-1959 Les Wise, John Walker, Russell Community SafetyDIRECTORS—Horvey Bent, Donald Harris, 6—. Anderson—Trade Assoc. Ralph Toupalik, Web Treat. Duane Davidson, John Dean, Clyde WllMoore. 13—R. Toupalik. lioms, Axner Olson, WitFord C. Couiliard, Crippled ChildrenMagazine20—B. Hawley—Ladies' Night. Richord Biringer. George Owers, Dick Moore, Noel Shedd, Leslie Woodward. 27-W. Bobier. Wayne Way. MembershipRurol-Urban— November—1959 Board of Director* Meeting* Keath Pearce, Alfred Rice, WorDoug Woodward, Don Shomo, Regular — First Thursday each Month, 3—B. Kerr—Buyer-Seller. ren WilliamsWarner Von Aken. 12:15 P. M. Scholarships, Awards, and Student 10—A. Olson—Rotory Foundation. JOHN A. KENNEDY February—1960 2-W. Sweet. 4—N. Shedd—Rotary Joseph Reiderer, Attendance- 1959 - 19M 1959-1960 August—1959 Employer-Employee Relations- Duane Davidson, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION Relations—. Roy C. Patterson, Horry Joseph. Club Service McComb. 5—H. Goodholm. 12—L. Woodward. 19-8. Folier. 12—C. Allemier. 2^B. Mllnes—International Inf. 26—J. Woldron. 19-R. Fox. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1959-60. if you wont to change dotes with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1959 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5, Coldwaler—Fay BR 8-5563 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone Ne. NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St.—Ruth ...BR 8-^41 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive—Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon BR 8-6843 BR 8-8086 BR 8-5562 BR 8-6050 BR 9-9106 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virglnio _ . Dr. Charles Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive—Marjorie BRB-6821 Robert B. Kerr, i5 Peckhom St.—Martho . Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St.—Mayme Herman Koelbel, 11 S. Jefferson St.-Peg Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ...BR 8-4350 William Bobier, 260 Grand St.—Margaret BR 8-5386 BR 8-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3—Ruth James F. McComb, ^ Dougherty—Louro BR 8-2261 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr.-Josephine .. BR 8-4486 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. . BR 8-5394 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kafhryn ... Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara BR 8-6033 BR 8-5358 Guvarric Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St.—Nola BR 8-4086 Wilford Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—8R 8-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane - .BR8-2818 Duono E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr.—Ellen Jo .-BR 8-8609 NAME Address and Rotary Ann DON HARRIS, Program Chairman — Telephone BR 8-5942 BR 8-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... BR 8-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 117 E. Chicago St.—Emily BR 8-6850 BR B-63B6 Milford A. McKoitn, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ... BR 8-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter Stote Home—Carol BR 9-9551 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St.—Marguerite..BR 8-2485 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcll Court—Gladys BR 8-6278 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann BR 8-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... BR 8-5842 Torg Skabo, 153 E, Chicago St.—Nellie .. BR8-M16 Howard Swan, R. R. No. 4—Elva . BR 8-5412 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene BR 8-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion .. . BR 6-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 56 N, Circle Drive—Virginia BR 8-2B41 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago, R. R. 5—Eileen BR 8-2127 Webster Treat, 3492 San Souci Beach, Cold. Lake— Suzanne ... ... .. BR 8-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Ann . . BR 8-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. No. 2—Glodys BR 8-4243 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen.. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Road—Volerie John Etswciler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte BR 8-6127 BR 8-5909 8R 8-6598 BR 8-5475 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Chorles Fiske, R. R, No. 2-Ruth BR 8-2864 George Owers, Box 77, R. R. No. 3—Eliioboth .-BR 8-5996 Carl F. VInten, 182 E. Chicago St.—Alice ..BR 8-2128 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St.-Delia .. BR 8-4229 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehen . . . BR 8-6730 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy BR 8-5494 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore BR 8-6517 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Keith Peorce, 350 Morshal! St.—Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St.—Cathei BR 8-2979 BR 8-5975 BR 8-5902 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1-Wilmo Harold T, Hill, 431 E. Chicago St.—Hermione BR 8-2288 Kenneth Putnam, BR8-2790 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. No. 2—Doris BR 8-5318 Donald M. Karris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy BR 6-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Lake ... ...BR 8-4435 Edward C. Holtz, R.R. No. 3, Cold. Lake—Evelyn BR 8-5091 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen ...... BR 8-6687 Santford Jolley, 1239 Battle Creak Rd.—Joyce BR 8-4071 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Ethel BR 8-6788 BR 8-4198 Arlo Musser, R. R. No. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Alice---BR 8-8546 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna BR 8-2539 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St.-Retho.. BR 9-9360 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth... Phil Ribble, 11 c. Chicago St.—Eleanor 35'/2 Morse St. .. BR 8-6161 BR9-9169 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. No. 2—Beatrice BR 8-4159 Boyd C. Wiggins, 58 Division St.—Phyllis BR 8-2710 . BR 8-8238 Worren Willloms, Botavia, Michigan—LaMoine, Bron. 4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2—Celia . .. C. Alfrel Rice, R. R. No. 1, Unjon City-Evelyn -BR 8-2451 Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Charles Schmltl, 18 E. Alden St.—Berget . BR 8-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2, Morrison Ik.—Rita — BR B-8318 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Potly .. Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Joseph Riederer, 1060 Battle Creek Rd.—Caroline BR-8-8290 . 8R 8-4424 BR 8-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .. ...BR 9-9428 BR 8-5033 BR 9-9511 •M- f'M ot I '•'-ii. 'The COLDWATER \ Sec. 34.66, P. L. & Il"| --Rotary REFLECTOR PR A PEA FREDERICK fTrirEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �July 10, 19^9 IT'S OFFICIAL—The club, by a more than 3 to 1 majority of those present, voted Tuesday to produce a guest of Mac McKeith^ Alfred McGuire, Dearborn, was a guest of Roy Pattersonj another Rotary minstrel show as the of Clyde Williams. major club project of the coming year. The directors, at a meeting held yesterday, voted to go ahead vdth plans for such a production. It is planned to stage the next show at Roosevelt Auditorium in stead of Tibbits theater due to the fact that there is some ques tion whether the latter building Bill Cawthom, Dearborn, was a guest -M- ABSENTEES—Burandt (made up at Reading), Couillard, Dale Dean, Hurley, Kennedy (made up at Bronson); Russ Moore, Olmsted, Ribble, Riederer, Fritz Van Aken (made up at Quincy), and Way. will be available. •jf ■if * 4^ EARLY LEAVERS—Nine members. IMT TUESDAY—We will depart from the usual type of program to hear reports from the club's new chairmen concerning their plans for the coming year. ■}f •5f can't sign the "early leaver" SHOW PICKED—The directors Thursday decided to plan definitely on a night out for the ladies in August. The evening vdll feature a performance of "Bus Stop" at Wingspread Theater near list this week. Colon. Note to all chairmans You Full details in the near future• •if ■if •tf 4f -;f AROUND THE WORLD—Most of the members have dreamed of taking a leisurely trip around the world by freighter, and this Tuesday they did just that. AUGUST ROTARIAN — Don't miss reading "lieporting on New York," a text and photo report on Rotary's ^Oth annual international convention. Don Shomo, program chairman, ^f * came up vrith I'felvin W. (King) Cole, of Coldwater Lake, who not long ago returned from such a trip with person is one vrho can play golf and Mrs. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. George bridge as though they v/ere games. Kershaw. DAFFYNITION—A well adjusted He exhibited three reels of movies taken of interesting places visited. * Cole is a retired Bethlehem Steel Company executive. His running commentaiy added to the THOUGHT FOR WEEK—Worry is like a rocking chair. It gives you some enjoyment of his films. gram gets a top rating I thing to do but won't get you anywhere The pro •» •if 4f •if VISITORS—Rotarians Ed Brewer, Toledo, 0.^ Clay Brockman, Quincyj Ed Nowicki, Bernard Pixley and Ken Gunthorpe, Bronson. Bill Vdlliams, Coldwater, was SCB •if �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rofarj REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. July 2, 19^9 ANOTHER YEAR—President-Elect Harvey Bent^ v^ho received his gavel from Dick Biringer as the latter closed his year this Tuesday^ will preside over his first club meeting next Tuesday. Let's give him a good sendoffo Don Shomo is the program chairman and is planning^ we are told, to shovf several films. ABSENTEES—Andrews, Burandt, John Dean, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Joseph, Kornstein, McKnight, ihiss Moore, Idusser, Ribble, Toupalik and Chuck Woodward. * * HAIL AND FAREIYELI/—The club has gained a member and lost a member. Bob Tingling, of Climax Molybdenum, is the CHAIRMEN NOTE—One of the first highlights of the new club year will be a visit by the new new addition and was introduced to the members Tuesday by President Dick Biringer and Ken Leavenworth. Bob's Rotary-Ann is Natalie. They have two children, a son and daughter. District Governor Clarence A. Neitz. The date is August l8th so the nev/ chairmen should get their annual reports prepared without delay. * it The club is losing Chet Curry, who recently decided to change professions. Chet's resignation has been regretfully accepted by the directors. He has been a good Rotarian—one who pulled far more than his own weight in all club projects, He will be missed* SPOT HITTER—Bob Hawley came up with a top rate program this week, presenting Ed Bacon, super visor of the Fisheries Division ■ft- ■ft •ft HONORARY MEMBERS—Following custom, of the ilichigan Department of the new board of directors at its Conservation. joint dinner meeting with the old board at Gracie's Tuesday night, voted hon orary iftemberships for the coming year. Coldwater Rotary's many anglers found Bacon's data on sea lamphrey control, and his other comraents of real interest. * The list of honorary members for 195R-60 is composed of Guvarie S. Coffman, Harold Hill, Ira King, W. Noel Shedd, Howard K. Swan, John Walker, * Charles Fiske and Richard Moore. TUESDAY'S GUESTS included Karl L. Darkey, Attica, Ohio clergyman who in the past four years has attended more Rotary meetings than most Rotarians cover in 1^ years; James R. Ewing, Brookfield, Mo.; Kid Gribler, Van ITert, 0.; Howard Eggleston, Toledo, Oj Bob Pennell, Bronsonj and Newell ■ft ■ft •ft VOTE COMING UP—The new board has decided to ask the club to vote next Tuesday, indicating whether it favors another minstrel show as the major project for next year. Final returns from this year's show reveal a net profit of ^1,25U.32. Burt of Quincy. •ft ft •if Also Anna Marie VYerner and Frank Willig, German foreign exchange students, who were presented farewell gifts by the club, and Otis R. Barnes, of FOR THE LADIES—An evening at Wingspread near Colon, with a coffeesandwich period following, is in the planning stage. Coldwater. ft ft ft ft ft You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Reliftions Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig COMMIHEES Club Service MICH. Donald M. Attendance- Russell F. Harris, Chairman Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - Rice Classification— 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship— JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Edgor M. Hawkins, Chairman Harold Goodholm, John Walker Asst. Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS—Rlehord Birlnger, Lester Wise, Program- Harvey Bent, Chairman Roy Fox ran, Keith Avery, Duone Davidson, Clyde Membership— Williams. James F. McComb, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wold- Warner VanAken, Board of Directors Meetings Edward C. Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. ^ciol — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public Milford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Keath FRANK RITCHIE March-1959 Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- G. Gust Burandt Choirman Hawley September—1956 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Doy April-19S9 Scholarships, Awards and Student October-1958 Guidance— Bert Foller 7- Student Guests— Axner Olson 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Rural-Urban— 28-K. Avery 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- Roy Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- 25-W. Contacts— International Information- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Doy Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice Webb Treat, Bob Shaw International 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party MGy-1959 November—1958 Community Safety- 17—V. Kornstien 31—M. McKelth 30—C. Allemier Doug Woodward Waldron, 17—E. Hawkins George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Kornstien, Rotary Foundation— Peoree. Buyer-Seller Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob P. O. Box 168, Hoslings, Mich. 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Gov. R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Four Way Test- Ken Putnam, John Dean Vocational Service R. 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety International Student Projects- McKeith Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 19—B. Kerr—4-H Foir Clyde Williams, Chairman Dole Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 12-N. Shedd Internatlonol Service Informotion— 10—H. Joseph—Inlernatlonal Inf. Trade Associations— Wayne Way Magazine- Februory—1959 3-R. Fox 5—8. Milnes—Employer-Employee Bobier Music- 195S>1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodword Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Douglos Sebo Id 9—G. Borondt 9—B. Short-Lodles' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16-C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz-Merry Christmas 23-R. Show 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiier—Rotarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Coulllard 14-T. Skobo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Deon 27—George Owers 23-F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodles' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Cholrmon — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth W8 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorie—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon 1754 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — EtheL.. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Maymo Phone No. 1466 598-J 229-W 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy-- 1374 1493 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 540-M 75 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Fronk L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 332-J 1039 452-R Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — imogene--834-W Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine 432-M Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clora 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfioid Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Noio 483-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidsan, 145 Fairfield Dr. — cllen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1415 1105 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1261 513-J or 166 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol 129 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 186B-W Harold T. HIM, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Edword C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr. — Alleen 14F24 1437 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol ..1400 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1344 1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshol! St. — Edna - 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 120B-J 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Aldon — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Morshoil St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 1623R 915 937 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor ... . 345 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline j.- 33F22 ^554-W Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 589-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise . 1197 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — VIrglnIo Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne MICHIGAN 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1354 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma .. 1143 1448 .5^ _1535-W Worren Williams, Batavia — LaMoine Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello .. . 15S4-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth 1220-J Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly COLDWATER, MICH. COLDWATER, 618 1341-J 1113 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Car! F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice .. Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen QUALITY SPr1ng"pR0DUCTS, INC. Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1155 653-M 1515-J 456-J 1630-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary FRED ERICK by 1351 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R, 2 — Ann 'Rotary REFLECTOR Published 1745 1529RX 446 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy -- Croig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann 1271 �^He Profits Most.Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 2^9 19^9 NEXT TUESDAY—Program Chair man Bob Hawleyc, we are told., is planning to present Ed Bacon, of the Fisheries Division of the Michigan Department of Conservation« It sounds like an interesting program. ABSENTEES—Andrews (Made up in Bronson), Dally, Fallen, Harris, McComb, McKeith, Moore, lesser, Olmsted, Pennington, Putnam, Ribble, Schmitt, Shaw, Teeter, Treat, Vinton, Waldron, Weeks (made up in Bronson), Leavenworth and Etsweiler (made up in Bronson)• THIS WEEIK—Dr. John Dawson, president of Adrian College, gave Must be vacation time again. the club his views of trends in higher education and an elightening summary of current building programs at the various Michigan college campuses. it it WEEKLY THOUGHT—The editor of the Michigan Center Rotary bulletin observes that the man vho tLiinks he is smarter than his wife, has a smart wife, Dr. Dawson forsees the day when the big universities will devote their full facilities to the gradu ate and professional student, with * it the liberal arts students being JOINT SESSION—The old and new directors of the club will have a taken care of in branch institu get-together next Tuesday evening at tions and the smaller public andprivate colleges. dinner, the club's progress of the past Grade 0*Shanahan's to discuss over year and plans for the coming year. He also sees a continuance of the rising cost of securing a college education and for this reason he believes,the private it FOR THE GOLFERS—The District schools will take on the char Golf meet will be held July 28 at the acteristics of community colleges. Losing Country Club. it Bob Shaw was program chair man and Byron Thomas introduced Dr. Dawson to his audience. * it FM GUESTS—Only two Rotarians, Bob Stocker of Bronson, and Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio, were guests of the club this vreek. There were two it it ANOTHER YEAR—President Dick will close his year next Tuesday. He would appreciate a full turnout of members, we know, It has been a busy year for Coldwater Rotary, which certainly hasn't marked time during the past 12 months. * * other visitors? Ed Hawkins, former member now of New York City, and Kermit Dennis, Duke i: Seton Coldwater Kiwanian and an Adrian College alumnus. it it EARIY" LEA17ERS—Just one I Hurrah i You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. SRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF Employer-Empjoyee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Milnes.'Joe Riedefer, Craig Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Altondonce— Russell F. Moore, Chairman Seba Id 1958 - Classification- 1959 Mark Andrews, RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Chairman Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Presldenl JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Gov. Harvey Bent, Chairman 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—0. Moore—Rural-Urban Williams. Jomes F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Music- Regular — First Thursday each Month, Edward C. Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. ^^_^clal — At the coll of the President ROTARY ROTARY John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotory I nformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Information- INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Corl Pearce. Vocational ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FRANK RITCHIE R. G. International Service Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Lewis Pennington, Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Vinton, Vincent Keath Roy Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Youth International Student Proiects— Ken Putnam, John Dean Kornsilen, Rotary FoundationDoug Woodward McKelth Sergeant of Arms— GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT 18—R. Toupallk—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- Bob Hawley Contacts- Don Shorno, Croig Sebald International Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 25-W. 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 November—1958 Bobier 4—D. Woodword—Rotary Found. Community SafetyErich Scnwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes International Dale Dean, Chairman Milford April-1959 28-K. Avery Wayne Way Magazine- INTERNATIONAL 31-M. McKeith 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Axner Olson Rural-Urban— Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Student Guests— 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Doy 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—8. Faller—Occupational Bert Follor March-1959 September—1958 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information Keith Avery, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- PRESIDENT Community Service 17—E. Hawkins Secretary 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Crippled ChildrenTreasurer FellowshipGeorge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. See.-Treas. Gust Burandt 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 ProgromGuidance- DIRECTORS—Richord Biringer, Lester Wise, DISTRICT 636 Four Way TestOtis Bornes, Keath Pearce Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman 3-R. Fox 12-N. Shedd 19-B. Kerr-4-H Foir 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. C. Fiske, Bill Short R. Toupallk, Phil Ribble Rice February—1959 5—8. Milnes—Empioyor-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relotions— Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1953 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2—A. 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night Rice 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16-C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. 30—0. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 Shaw 6—J. Estweiler—Rotorian Mog. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couiflard 14-T. 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers Skabo 28-F. VanAken The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Lodies' Night, mcy appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairmon — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mariorie 371 1490 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma Phone No. 1466 598-J Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckfiam St. — Morfho 229-W Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme 834-M Otis O. Bornes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy . 1374 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clare 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 452-R 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene...834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Moiy 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1261 1415 Lloyd LIvermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwaler State Home — Carol 1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite . 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine.432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St, — Ltia Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1399 183 B. K. Peorce, 350 Marsholl St. — Lorraine Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chieogo St. — Hermlone 235-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3. Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 14F24 1437 Maurice Payne, 23 E. Aldcn — Mildred C. Alfred Rico, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget ... Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Phone No. ... 33F22 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1341-J Ralph L. Toupallk, R. R. 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Roymond A. Trebilcoek, R. R. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys ... Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _ 1113 1354 1630-W 1143 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W _ ... 1448 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia . Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. .. .1535-W _ Bron 120 1554-M 1271 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly . 552 1220-J 1271 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. PRAY FOR JljN'26 COLDWATER, by 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia FREDERICK H.y■'weeks' P E A C E Published 456-J Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion ouALirr-swtrNG PRobuci'y. inl'. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1155 653-M 1515-J Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholj Sf. — Gertrude Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beotrice IISI-J 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie ._ Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva 937 1554-W 589-W 1351 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 14F13 1623R 640-J 345 1745 1529RX 446 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Croig Sobold, R. R. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 1208-J 915 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothei Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1288 - 23 — George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 129 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Chorlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Edgor M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol 540-M NAME MICH. �J. ■ ^ June 16, 1959 The BDard of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week, ^sme Boyd Wiggins ivlajor Classification Agriculture Minor Classification Agricultural Extension Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary �.-.■R.. ••■:•>...■«• -. \.J.> **■— • •■; \ '■ . ' jJ i t w' ' ; t%- J ' ' 4 .-; V it-- ^&JM'-X%' ^ V ^ \t^ ' /i*:f ^ -7--^- H-dby j'i> IV ^w-jr' . -, - ;■ 7'. - -iCi" .r',-n.y ':>:, -' '-t-'v - ■ r■■ ; ■ -'■ ■ -7 r'-fc.... . ->; -I'tr-v"-- : --v7' j yi^M'W^''-::^', - V^ rs t \t 'S^ /) > I ■ 1 ' :■'■ •' ■ '^■V- -V 7^ ,. - ' ■ 77 '.:y^y ■ ■y • 7-., . v " 1^" /I 'v° 7>£; ?'/■ J A7.^ ■4 K" - £ >f ;>• .•,-^-.J'■l,.•!' > i A V ':.r y"'-;" ,r^ A;;., V,, ' - ,.' <v • -c ^ ^ .••^«, r ^ ' rn:v >\=: • ■ 'fxi. ■' V' '• ' • ~ .' ■ ^'AV ■;i • ..-•> -/ - -. • 1 >1^ . i': ' ' A\\r " • ••:■ ■ ■^} '." r> \ ' :. ""!>■ ■:■•■'• .'.v: ■ "d\. ■ 7 J '/■ - �'He Profits Most Who 'Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 11, 19^9 NEXT TUESDAY—-Again no noon sessiono Instead, the club will re turn to Coidwater Country Club for going and incoming directors will have their annual get-together at Gracie O'Shanahan's restaurant the evening the second vreek in a row—this time for the club's annual rural-urban of June 30 to discuss what has been done shebange Invite a farmer friend and be there I Chairman Dick Moore has arranged for a good dinner and an interesting evening program w^hich features African big game hunting films. Time 7sOO P.M# * this year and plan for next year. * FARElilELL PLANNED—The three German students who have attended, Coidwater High School the past year under local Rotary sponsorship will be guests of the club at the June 23rd luncheon meeting, A little farewell has been planned with A GOOD TIME MJZ had by all who attended the I^adies Night this week at the Country Club, We had gifts etc. * to miss it but those who were on hand tell us that Doc Pearce, Fred Anderson, Fritz Van Aken, Clyde Williams, John Etsweiler and their respective Rotary-Anns did a grand job of planning an evening of fun, food ROSTER DOHfN THERE—The directors, at their June meeting, accepted the resigna tion of Ed Hawkins v/ith regrets, Ed's reason for leaving the club is the fact that he is leaving Coidwater. and relaxation, The club also has received the resigna there were 30 absentees but no tions of Keith Avery, who is moving to Grand Rapids, and Chet Curry, vrho has "early leavers". resigned his position as head of the school Secretaiy Chick reports that music department. Visiting Rotarians who joined in the fun were Gust Holland of Van Wert, Ohio| Irvin Swandler of Wilmington, Ohio, Wilnar Moore of Quincy and G, A, McArthur of Charleston, Illinois, At its recent meeting, the board elected John Dean to succeed Keith as a director of the club. •jf- * * MAKE-UPS—Harold Goodholm "made, up" at Albion last week and three Ladies Night * A GOOD IDEA—Ken Olmsted has fugitives. Bob Hawley, Chick Kennedy and suggested that it wouldn't hurt the yours truly scooted over to Bronson this members week. one dam bit to attend the early service at First Methodist Church this Sunday morning as'sort ■JE * of a farewell tribute to fellow member, Keith Avery, who is ending his six-year pastorate here on that day, Eveiyone is happy over Keith's promotion to the district superintehdency while • at the same time sihcerely sorry that his. new duties will take him away from WEEKLY SERMON—The battle of the sexes will never be won by either sidei there is too much fraternizing with the eneny, according to Doug Bullock, Three Rivers editarian. - - -- •if — - •if Coidwater. ■a Seton ic Duke OLD AND NEW—The club' s out- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Mllnes, Joe Riedcrer, Craig Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman AttendanceOFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES FRED SCHMin Rice 26—H. Fronk Ritchie—Dist. Gov. R. Toupolik, Phil Ribble Seton Bovee, Chairman Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Asst. Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS—Richard BIringer, Lester Wise, Harvey 17—E. Hawkins 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Treosurer Fellowship- WEEKS Bent, Donald Edgar M, Hawkins, Chairman Harold Goodholm, John Walker Program- Harvey Bent, Chairman Horris, Jess Wold- Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duone Davidson, Clyde MembershipJames F. McComb, Chairman Wlllioms. Warner VanAken, Board of 12:15 Music- Edward C. eelal — At the call of the President ROTARY Holtz, Chairman Magozlne— John Etsweller, Choirmcn Noel Shedd Rotary informationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Carl Vinton, Keath Pearce. Vincent Bobier Community Safety- 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31—M. McKeith 30—C. Allemier ApHI-1959 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 28-K. Avery Youth Committee— Webb Treot, Bob Show International Contacts- Don Shorno, Croig Sebold International Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-19S9 November—1958 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Erich Senwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupolik-Trade Assoc. Boys' and Gtrls' Week25-W. Bobier Roy Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Doug Woodward Lewis Pennington, Bob Howiey 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Axner Olson Rurol-Urbon- Kornstien, Rotary Foundation- Service 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Guidance— 7—J. MeComb—Ladies' Night Bert Faller 14—B. Folier—Occupational Student Guests— Ken Putnam, John Dean R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Gust Burandt March-1959 September—1958 Geprge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews International Student Projects- A. McKoith Voeatienal ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FRANK RITCHIE Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children— Clyde Williams, Choirman Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Community Service Internoiiono! Service Dole Dean, Chairmen GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Four Way Test— Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Chester H. Curry. P. M. "district 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Douglas Woodward Directors Meetings Regular — First Thursday each Month, 3-R. Fox 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Mark Andrews, Chairman Secretary February-1959 12-N. Shedd President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Competitor Relations— 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 C. Fisko, Bill Short Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations- Classification- 1959 Sebold 5—R. Moore 12—C. FIske—Competitor Reiatlons 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Peoree December—1958 June—1959 2—S. Bovee 2—A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burondt 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Howiey January—1959 July-1959 16—C. Sebold 6—J. Estweiler—Rotation Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Coulllord U-T. Skobo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomos 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Phone No. 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Boeon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 66F14 1493 1754 1041 1212 4S2-R Govarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — tAary 713-R Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — cilen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 Wilford C. Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-_834-W John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1261 1415 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 Robert Howiey, R. R. 2, Morrison lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hormlone Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 1868-W 235.W 14F24 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wiimo 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 1374 NAME Lloyd Llvermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Daugherfy St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 75 332-J 1039 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St, — Helen ..444 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Harold J. McKnight, Colclwater State Home — Carol -1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196Vi N. Hudson St. — Elaine .... 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Glodys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St. — Lila ..1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Peorco, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor . Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City - Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Schmltf, 18 E. Alden' St. — Berget 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 640-J 345 n61-J 33F22 1554-W 589-W Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginio Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr, — Virginia Ralph I. Toupolik, R. R, 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trobilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. —Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. •— Grefchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _ Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice by COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1155 1341-J 1113 1354 1^0-W 1143 1855-W 775-W 1448 -552 _1535-W Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia . Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. . . . Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published 1197 653-M 1515-J 456-J 618 Warren Wlllioms, Bolavia — LoMoine PEAT^ ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1351 Clyde Wililoms, R. R. 1 — Wilma ... _ Rotary REFLECTOR H. .. -1745 liQ9RX .446 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice . ... . 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 414-R T/?e COLDWATER FREDERICK Phone No. Craig Sebold, R. R. 2 — Rita . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann INC. 1554-M 1271 1220-J 1271 �June 11, 1959 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Robert G, Yingling Major Classification Metal Working Industry AA Minor Classification Powdered Metallic Carbides, Manufacturing AA Signed - J. A, Kennedy, Secretary �'TPl J !I n P r>. �Proifts Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 55 1959 DON'T FORGET—-No noon sessions at Elks Temple the next two weeks. ■ EARLY LEAVERS—Ten members, increase over the previous v/eek) Next Tuesday nighty June 9, is * (an * Ladies Night with the scene of action being switched to the Countiy DAFFYNITIONS Club. The committee has promised a good dinner and fine entertainment. The following Tuesday, June l6th, the club will return to the Country Club for its annual RuralUrban Night. Line up a farmer friend to be your guest. The pro Egotist—a conceited fool who thinks he knows as much as you do. Tact—what a guy has when he won't change his mind, but can change the subject. gram that night will feature some exciting films of big game hunting in Africa. * * Bore—one who opens his mouth and puts his feats in. Balanced budget—when the days of the month and your money run out at the EDUCATIONAL—This week's same time. program was arranged by A1 Rice and it featured Dr. Gerald Osborn, dean of the school of Liberal Arts Jackson Rota-Wheel and Science at Western i-iichigan University, and former head of that institution's * * chemistry department. Dr. Osbom's talk dealt with SETON & DUKE the important role science has played in our daily living. It was an interesting and highly informative discourse. 4E * •K- TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Bill Kyers, Wilmington, Calif.| Jack Schafer, Paul llLch and Ken Yesh, Bronsonj Carl Margraf, Dayton,. Ohioj Bob Randall, Southfieldj and Newell Burt, Quincy. Glen Rice, Kalamazoo, was a guest of his brother, A1 Rice. * * * Only eight members. Fox, McComb , Russ Moore, Musser, Shorno, Way, Leavenworth FEW ABSENTEES and Warren Williams missed this Tuesday's meeting. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employe^ Relations Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig COMMIHEES Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Sebold Competitor Relations— 1958 - RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN Rice Classification- 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin— KENNEDY Setan Bovee, Chairman Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS - Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. See.-Treos. Harold Goodholm, John Walker Progra m— DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman James F. MeComb, Chairman Williams. Warner VanAken, Beard of Directors Meetings Music- Edward C. Haltz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P.M. '^^fiecial — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Magazine- INTERNATIONAL John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Or. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public information- MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 17—E. Hawkins 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Milford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Carl Vinfon, Keoth Pearee. R. G. Buyer-Seller Relotions P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Scholarships, Awards and Student Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—Intenrational Day 31-M. McKeith Aprll-1959 October—1958 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28—K. Avery Student Guests— Axner Olson Rural-Urban— November—1958 Bobier 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community SafetyErich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19—K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearee Boys' and Girls' Week- 25-W. Bobier Youth December—1953 2—S. Bovee June-1959 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Lodies' Night Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Committee— Webb Treat, Bob Shaw International Woldron, Chairman 3—P. Hurley 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 30—C. Allemier Service Komstien, Rotary FoundationDoug Woodward Vocational Service FRANK RITCHIE Gust Burandt Mareh-19S9 2—J. Riederer 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Clyde Williams, Chairman Vincent Gov. September—1958 Otis Barnes, Keath Peorce Community Service Keith Avery, Cholrman Crippled Children- International Student Pro[ects— Ken Putnam, John Dean McKeith Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four Way Test- International Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 19-B. Kerr-4-H Foir 26—H. Frank Ritchie—DIst. Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodword Regular — First Thursdoy each Month, 12:15 Douglas 3-R. Fox 5—B, Milnes—Employer-Employee 12-N. Shedd Guidance— Bert Faller Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- February—1959 C. Fiske, Bill Short Russell P. Moore, Chairmon Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 Contacts- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald International Informotion— 2-A. 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16-C. Sebold 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—6. Hawley January—1959 JuIy-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotorian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Deon 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Rice 28—F. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having sgeclal programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossisf with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Anis Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noncy Phone No. 1745 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Roth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorle—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernlee 66F14 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 1466 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 229-W Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1212 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 75 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 1039 444 Conrod Swart, 471 Marsholl St. — Gertrude ._ Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St. — Lila 1344 1288 Roymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 1630-W Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinfon, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice ... Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delio John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 18S5-W 39 414-R _ 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R, 1 — Wilma .. 552 _1535-W William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Elian Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Volerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchoft St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 834-W 713-R 162-W 1045 1261 1415 1105 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Corol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermlone Edword C. Holtz, R. 3, Box /5 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleen 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moymo Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy 834-M 1374 Harold J, McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol—1400 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine 432-M Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R, 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearee, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chieono St. — Eleanor 640-J 345 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline — Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1161-J Craig Sebold, R. R. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann A Published by COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1197 -1155 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 6^-M Howard Swon, R. R. 4 — Elva 1515-J E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia ... Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chieogo St. — Mary Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy Warien Williams, Batavlo — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia . Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. 589-W Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly .... 4M-J 618 1341-J 1113 13^ 1143 1448 Bron. 120 15^-M 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth —1220-J 1271 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PRAY FOR PEAC FREDERICK ITr^EEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COI.DWATER, MICE. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia -33F22 1554-W 1529RX INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 28, 19S9 LOOKING AHEAI>=°=A1 Rice, chairman for next Tuesday, is planning to pre*" sent Dr» Gerald Osbome, dean of the School of Liberal Arts at Western Michigan University, as his speaker'. Dr. Osbome will use "The Scientist in Time of Crises" as his topic. * * * BERMUDA SHORTS—The club enjoyed a 25~minute film on reef and surf fishing in Bermuda waters at this week's session® The excellent color■sound movie confirmed the belief mai^ mem bers have had that they really owe to themselves to RURAL-URBAN NIGHT—Scheduled for Tuesday night, June l6th. Places Coldwater Country Club. Times 700 (for those not wishing to play golf Or unveil one or two before dinner). Prices drinks). $2 per plate (doesn't include Golf, $1.50 per guest. The program, according to Committeemen Dick Moore, Bill Bobier and Bob Kerr, will feature John Kite, who is said to have a thrilling li5-minute film on big game hunting in Africa. So line up a farmer friend to be your guest. If you have no friends beyond the city limits, contact Dick, Bob, or Bill and they will line one up for you. take a Bennuda vaca tion some day. Veep Harve Bent chairmaned the shovd.ng vfith Les Wise mastering operation of the projector (finally, that is). it ■it FOR THE LADIES—Reservations for the Ladies Night to be held Tuesday, June 8, at Coldwater Country Club, will be made at next Tuesday's meeting, OSTRACIZED?—Only two guests so come prepared to sign up for yourself and,Rotary Ann. this Tuesday, which is far below par for our club® it Bill Cadman, of the Bronson club, and John Williams of Quincy Rotary, were the lone visitors. * * * EAELI LEAVERS—Down to fivei ¥r -ik ^ ELSEWHERE—Burandt, Davidson, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Hawkins, McGomb, it CHUCK, DOUG, LES AND BILL may enjcy this yam about a lumber firm employee who went to confession and admitted he had been stealing lumber from his employer for several months. "I am sorry to hear this", his priest commented. "To be forgiven, you must return every piece of lumber". "I can't Father," was the reply. "I used it to build ny home." Russ Moore, Thomas, Fritz and Warner Van Aken, and Waldron were listed as absent Tuesday. Don't forget to make "In that case ny son, I can only instruct you to make a novena." up fellas® ■St "I will be happy to do that. Father. You famish the blueprints and I can get the lumber". * SPELL BROKEN—Tuesday's session was the first in six week to fail to it it produce the introduction of a new DAFFYNITION—Anatomy is ^^at boys and girls have, but it looks better on girls, according to Ernie Bastian, Albion editarian. club member. ' •» Seton & Duke You Wil! Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Kendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Miines, Joe Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell - HARVEY JOHN Clossification— 1959 BENT KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED Mark Andrews, Chairman President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Cholrman RICHARD BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- WEEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Harold Goodholm, John Walker Asst. See.-Treas. DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Progrom— Harvey Bent, Chairman Edward C. Hoitz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. .ecial — At the coll of the President T^TRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Magazine- John Etsweller, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN Teeter Public Information— Milford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Carl Vinton, Vincent Keoth Pearce. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FRANK RITCHIE Bob 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Lose—Rotary Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnom—International Day April-19S9 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21-H. J. McKnight 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 23—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 November—1958 Bobier Boys' and Girls' Week- 25-W. Bobier Roy Mulchohey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Service Don Shorno, Craig Sebald Internationol Information- 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night Rice 16—C. Curry-Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 16-C. Sebald 6—J. Estweiler—Rotcrian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillord 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske-Competitor Relations December—1958 Webb Treat, Bob Shaw International Contacts— Hawley 31-M. McKelth 4—D. Woodwofd—Rotary Found. Community SafetyErich Scnwengel, Byron Thomas, II—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Doug Woodward Lewis Pennington, 3—P. Hurley 2—J. RIederer 28-K. Avery Ken Putnam, John Dean Kornstien, Rotary Foundation— R. G. Woldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Axner Olson Rural-Urban— Clyde Williams, Chairman Vocational Service March-1959 September—1958 30—C. Allemier International Student Proiects— McKeith Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Gust Surandt International Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Music- Regular — First Thursday each Month, PRESIDENT Douglas Woodward Board of Directors Meetings 12-N. Shedd 19-B. Kerr-4-H Foir 26—H. Frank Ritchie—DIst. Gov. 17—E. Hawkins George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Student Guests— Warner VanAken, 3-R. Fox 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- February—1959 5—B. Miines—Employer-Employee Bert Faller James F. McComb, Chairman Williams. Four Woy TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Guidance- Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald* Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- 12;15 Competitor RelationsC. Fiske, Bill Short Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 F. Moore, Chairman Riederer, Crolg Sebald 28-F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorle—1490 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme Phone No. 1466 598-J 229-W 834-M Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy _ 1374 Lloyd Livermoro, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Milford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 332-J 1039 - 444 William A. Miines, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite .-. . 209 Richard D. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine.. 432-M Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola Wllford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Voierie John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1212 452-R 483-W 834-W 713-R 162-W 1045 1261 1415 Alisert F. Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1105 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfoor Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peari St. — Carol 129 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlono Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Roth 75 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol .1400 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwcll Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — lila 1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Reiha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Pofferson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor .. 345 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. . C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union 6ity - Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1161-J 33F22 ..1554-W 589-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita _ . _ Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginia Wilson A. Short, 21 N, Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva _ _ _-.-456-J 1341-J Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen . . Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne .1113 .13M MICHIGAN 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 618 Raymond A. Trebikoek, R. R. 2 — Ann F edoriek VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys . Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St. — Alice . Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy . Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice IWO-W 1143 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W 1448 552 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1 — Wilma .1535-W Warren Williams, Batavla — LaMoine .... Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celio 1554-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 PR A'/i FOR PEAC COLDWAXBR, COLDWATER, 1155 653-M 1515-J E. Byron Thomas, 53 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1197 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1351 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude 'Rotary REFLECTOR by .1745 IsiZPRX 446 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise The COLDWATER Published _. Phone No. I4ICH. IHC. gOSTACC 3^ �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best^* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Hay 21, 1959 BATTING 1,000—Five new members in as many weeks. This Tuesday was the fifth in a row to see a new member introduced to the club. TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Ray Smith, Ken lesh, Wendell Hathaway, Dick Fulton and Bob Pennell, of Bronsonj Carl Margraf of Dayton, Ohioj and Gill Pilliod of Angola. The latest addition is Ken Leavenworth, managbr of the new Climax plant. Ken has been in the city less than a year but he really doesn^t need an> intro duction., Since coming to the city he has addressed Rotary once and has been a guest on ■» * MISSING FACES—Burandt, Hawley, Komstein, McKeith, Russ and Dick Moore, Olson, Nibble, Thomas, Warren Williams and Wise. * * other occasions. EARLY LEAVERS—Eight. Ken^s Rotary-Ann is Emily and they have three children. The family presently resides on East Chicago but will soon occupy a new home being constructed on Maple Lane. * # MARK THE DATE—Ladies Night June 9 at Coldwater Country Club. # Herm Koelbel introduced Ken to his fellow Rotarians. 4^ BRIEFING SESSION—The club's new members will attend an indoctri nation session next Tuesday night at ':he home of Howard Teeter. SECOND BEST—Coldwater ranked second (to Bronson) among district clubs in the 51-100 member class in attendance during April, we are informed in Governor Ritchie's monthly letter, ANOTHER MILESTONE—Ed Nettels, veteran Battle Creek Rotarian who occasionally honors our club with a visit, celebrated his 89th birthday Our average last month was 95<»75 per cent, a slight gain over our 95*22 average in April anniversary May 12. Congratulations EdI of 1958. it * 'REMINDER—Rotarians shouldn't forget they have a special invitation HEALTH TIPS—Dr. Arthur Stein, radiologist at the Health Center for the past 11 years, was Tuesday's speaker. His talk demonstrated why frequent chest X-rays provide good health insurance. Ken Olmsted was chairman and to assemble at Roosevelt auditorium at 8sOO o'clock next Tuesday night to enjoy a travelo^e "Safari in Africa", to be presented by one of our former members, Gordon Schlubatis, now U.S. agricultural attache to Nairobi, Africa. The program is being sponsored hy Kiwanis and is_for_free. Chuck Bacbh"served as projectionist. The 80 dollar question seems to be who slipped in one slide? * Not that anyone minded, that is. * Seton & Duke it You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employ'ee Relaiioifs COMMITTEES Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell Classification- 1958 • 1959 Mark Andrews, RICHARD BIRINGER Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken Presideni Viee President BulletinSeton Bovee, Chairman BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED Chairman Secretary Duone Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosurer Fellowship- WEEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. See.-Treos. DIRECTORS—Richord Biringer, Lester Wise, tiarold Goodholm, John Walker Program— Horvey Bent, Chairman Horvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Dovidson, Clyde Mem bership— James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglos Williams. Board of Directors Meetings Music- Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Edward C. Chester H. Curry. P. M. ecial — At the call of the President "Strict 636 rotary international PRESIDENT rotary Holtz, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Information— Milford INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL A. Carl Vinton, Keath Pearee. Vincent Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 3-P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—Inlernationa! Day 17—V. Kornstien 31—M. McKeith 30—C. Ailemier Scholarships, Awards and Student April-1959 October—1958 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Porty Student Guests— Axner Olson 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Rural-Urbo n— 28—K. Avery GuidanceBert Faller 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 November—1958 Bobier 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Sofety— 11—O. Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- Roy Mulehohey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Doug Woodward R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Gust Burandt International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean Kornstien, Rotary Foundotion— McKeith Sergeant of Arms- March-19S9 September—1958 George Owers, Les Woodword, 23—M. Andrews Clyde Williams, Chairman Vocational Service FRANK RITCHIE Otis Barnes, Keath Peorce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Internotiona! Service Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Oisl. Gov. Four Woy Test- Wayne Way John Etsweiler, Chairman 17—E. Hawkins 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, Magazine- 3-R. Fox 12~N. Shedd Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward February—1959 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Charles I. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION HARVEY F. Moore, Chairman Sebald Internotionol Contacts- International Information— Don Shorno, Crolg Sebald 25-W. Bobier 19-K. Olmsted 26~B. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Lodies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16—C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 Julv-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarion Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14—T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Roth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene--834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Mortho Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swon, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swarf, 471 Marsholl St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 915 937 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy ... Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V'2 Morse St. 1623R 640-J 345 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R, R. 1, Union CiLy — Evelyn .33F22 Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Carcj//re 1554-W Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden 5t. -^'Bergot 589-W I FREDElUCK' rtr.y WEEKS j PRAY FOR ■ AC E QUALITY^^mflNG PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER. UICU. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 39 414-R 775-W 1448 552 .1535-W _ Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 I Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. 'Rotary REFLECTOR by 1143 1855-W Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ..1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 The COLDWATER Pubiished . Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1155 1630-W Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma _ Warren Wlllioms, Batovia — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 - Cello 1197 6>53-M 1515-J .1354 Roymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann John Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 1351 1113 1208-J 14F13 - Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 1288 1745 1529RX 446 1341-J Frederick VonAken, 65 B. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys . 1344 Phone No. 456-J 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 23 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila 1399 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke — Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — RIto Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 183 129 NAME Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine._.432-M Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 834-M Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol _1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 1105 513-J or 166 533-R 229-W Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Honcheff St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R, R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Phono No. 1466 598-J �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotog; REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May Hi, 1959 NEXT TUESDAX—Dr, Arthur Stein, who needs no introduction to anyone who has had his gizzard photographed at the Health Center, will be the ABSENTEES—Avery, Goodholm, Hawkins, Kerr, McComb, Russ Moore, Owers, Ribble, Rice and Way. speaker® * Dr® Stein's talk, according to Ken Olmsted, the program chairman, will deal with X-ray diagnosis of FOUR IN A ROW—For the fourth, week in succession, the club this Tuesday welcomed a new member. cancer. The latest edition is Santford Jolley, whose classification is Decorating Materials, Retailing. MICHIGAN WEEK-^Got off to an early start (as far as Rotary was concerned) this Tuesday when the club members were taken on a vis ual tour around Michigan by Chamber of Commerce Manager Charles Hill. Santford (better known to his friends as Just Jolley) is a graduate of Coldwater High with "post graduate" work in the Air Force. With his Rotary Ann Joyce, he owns and operates the Ideal Paint and Wallpaper store at the Charlie displayed an interesting collection of color photos he has taken during his travels in the comer of South Monroe and West Pearl-st. Upper and Lower Peninsuslas. Jolley was introduced to the club by John Dean. series included The some excellent They have one daughter. autumn color shots from the north ern part of the state. Charlie Fiske was the program chairman# * * LEST WE FORGET—Ladies Night, will be June 9th at the Country Cliib. * NEWS TRAVELS—Word that the Coldwater club is now presenting fishing bobbers as souvenirs to its weekly visitors must have spread to Bronson. Six members of the Bronson club were guests this Tuesday. The list, head by Mayor Bob Stocker, included Russ Megargle, and son Tom, Bud Higbie, Dick Schultz and Dwight Green. it « COMING EVENTS—A foimer member, Gordon Schlubatis, now agricultural attache to Nairobi, Kenya, Africa is scheduled to present a travelogue entitled "Safari" the evening of May 26 at Roosevelt auditorium. The Kiwanians are sponsoring the evening and the Rotarians are invited to attend. As Nairobi is in South Africa's big game country, our nimrod members Other visitors included Jack Starke, Boy Scout exec from Battle Creek, and Max Huey of the will want to it attend. it it Hillsdale Credit Bureau. The average family man, we are * it told, rarely gets into hot water, because by the time he' reaches home~at mght * TOO LONG—-The "early leaver" it's all used up. list this week shot up to 15 names, it which is far too many. it * Seton ic Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMITTEES MICH. Donold M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman Classification- 19SS - 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. Harold Goodholm, John Walker Program— Woodward Board of Director* Meetings Edward C. Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P.M. lecial — At the call of the President "Strict 636 rotary international PRESIDENT rotary John Etsweller, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Keath GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT FRANK RITCHIE P. O. Etox 168, Hastings, Mich. Lewis Penningion, Bob Hawley April-1959 7- Erich Scnwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- 25-W. Roy Mulehahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Contacts- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald Internationol Information— Harry Joseph, Horold Hill 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19—K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2—A. Rice Webb Treot, Bob Shaw Service 14—R. Mulehahey—Children's Porty May-1959 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Doug Woodward R. G. Waidron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations 31-M. McKeith November—1958 Bobler Community Safety- International Service 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam-International Day 23-K. Avery Ken Putnam, John Dean Kornstien, Rotary Faundation— Pearce. Vocational ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Axner Olson International Student Projects- A. McKeith 9—E. Luse—Rotory Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 7—J. McComb—ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Clyde Williams, Chairman Sergeant of Arms— Corl Vinton, Vincent 3—P. Hurley 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Rural-Urban— March-1959 2—J. Riederer 30—C. Allemier International Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRTCARY ROTARY Gust Burandt Wayne Way Magazine- Gov. September—1958 George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Music- Regular — First Thursday each Month, Crippled Children- Student Guests— Jomes F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Williams. 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Oist. Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Bert Falter Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership— 24—E. Schwenget—Com. Safety 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Four Way Test- 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd Guidance- Horvey Bent, Chairman DIRECTORS—Richard Birlnger, Lester Wise, 12:15 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short February—1959 3-R. Fox August—1958 Sebold Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade AssociationsR. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRA/AS Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C, Curry—Music Day 16-C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January-1959 Joly-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotorian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAken The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1958-59. if you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Choirmon — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address attd Rotory Ann Phone No. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay — 103^M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. 1466 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorie Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 1490 66F14 John A. Kennedy, 339 Grand St. — Wllma 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy-- 1374 Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret Selon C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1754 1041 1212 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 371 1493 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfleid Dr. — Josephine 452-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfieid Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nolo 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene--834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille 1415 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehetf St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1105 513-J or 166 Roy Fox, 74 Baifour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Morguerlte 540-M 75 332-J 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen — -- 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwator State Home — Carol -1400 Wiliiam A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St, — Llla 1344 .-1288 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth - 1208-J 14F13 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 1623R 915 937 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor „ 345 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke — 129 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 235-W C. Alfred Rico, R. R. 1,'Union City— Evelyn .33F22 Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W 1437 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 589-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn t4F24 Pool Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr. — Aileen Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 1161-} NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Rolph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelcher> Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy . Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1351 1197 1155 653-M 1515-J 456-J 618 1341-J 13M 1630-W 1143 1855-W - 39 414-R 775-W _ 1448 - 552 Clyde Williams, R. R, 1 — Wilma ... _1535-W Warren Williams, Bafavia — LoMoine Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia -. 15M-M Charles I. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth .-1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly WEEKS SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, - Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary PRAY FOR PEAC H. 1745 1529RX 446 .1113 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne ■Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK _ .- Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva The COLDWATER QUALITY Phone No. Erich O, Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy — Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann MICH, INC, 1271 �^He Profits Most JPho Serves Best' Th^-COLDWATER REELECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 7, 1959 TOP SECRET—!<Iharlie Fiske has next week's program but he isn't talking. So, it looks as though we WE'RE GH(^fCNG» For the third successive week, a new member was intro duced to the club at Tuesd^'s meeting. will just have to wait and see. The newest addition is Robert Sweet, idiosedassification is electrical THIS WEJSX—Russ Moore was chairman and Boyd Wiggins, a county contracting, Bob's Rotary-Ann is Arlene and they have a fine family consisting of two daughters and one son. agricultural agent and a member of the county planning commission,*• was the speaker, Wiggins presented an interest ing review of problems involved in county planning and reviewed steps taken by the commission since its creation. MEMORIAL CHECK—A check for $250, representing fines collected during recent months by Sergeant Carl is being turned over to the Rotary Foundation Fellowship fund. The board, at its monthly meeting today, voted to make this payment a memorial to the late Maurice Payne, HOW COME?~We must be losing our touch. Only one Rotarian guest this week—our faithful friend. Dale Ulery of Goshen, Rid, Incidentally, as result of the poll taken .at Tuesday's meeting, the club directors are authorizing Carl to keep up his "fine" work in behalf of the Rotary Foundation scholars. Dean Pridgeon, California township supervisor, was a guest of Don Harris, while Chuck Woodward had Martin Crow of Elkhart, Ind,, as his guest. CHANGES OK'D—The board has received letters from Carl Vinton and Ken Olmsted accepting a change to senior active classifications, ABSENTEES—Burandt, Goodholm, McKeith, Olmsted, Ribble, Schinitt, Treat, Waldron, Way and Clyde SAD BUT TRUE—The Three Rivers Rotary Reporter observes that "some people have ho respect for age unless Williams, it's bottled". EARLY LEAVEHS—Just two (^rtio signed, that is). LOOKING AHEAD—It has been sug gested that Coldwater might host the i960 District Assembly, Its a goal ROTAEI-ANNS~In case hubby forgets to mention it at home, there is a ILadies Night coming up June 9th at Coldwater Country Club, toward vj|iich the \diole club should work. Doc Pearce is chairraaning the party and you will want to be there, cuz the plans so far revealed sound .y*\like fun. Seton Sc Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATfENDANCE -BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Empioy&e Relotions COMMimES Bill Milnes, Joe Rlederer, Craig Club Service MICH. Donald M. Attendance- Russell F. Harris, Chairman Moore, Chairman Se^ld 1958 - Mark Andrews, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President BENT Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- FRED WEEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. Haroid Goodholm, John Walker Progrom— DIRECTORS—Richard Blringer, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman Warner VonAken, Douglas Woodward Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. aclal — At the call of the President ■S&RICT «6 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL if.".'] 1ICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Magazine- John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd PRESIDENT ROTARY Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, Dale Dean, Chairman Mllford A. Keoth Pearce. R. G. Waldron, Chairman Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 31-M. McKelth April-1959 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—R. Mulehahey—Children's Porty 14—B. Foller—Occupational 21-H. J. McKnight 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community SafetyWoyne Way X 11—O. Barnes 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. 16—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Jone-1959 December—1958 2~A. 2—S. Bovee Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Don Shorno, Craig Sebald Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Olmsted 26-8. K. Pearce 25-W. Bobier Youth Committee- International Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnom—internaliona! Doy November—1958 International Contacts— Vocationol Service FRANK RITCHIE Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean Komstien, Rotary FoundationDoug Woodward McKeith 9—E. Luse—Rotary informotion 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 28-K. Avery Rural-Urban- Clyde Williams, Chairman Information- 3—P. Hurley 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urbon Rlederer Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Axner Olson Morch-1959 2—J. 30—C. Allemier International Service Sergeant of ArmsILLINOIS Carl Vintan, Vincent GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Gust Burandt Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, Chairman Gov. September—1958 George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Bobier Music- Regular — First Thursday eoch Month, Otis Bornes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Student Guests— James F. McComb, Chairman Wlllioms. 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. GuidanceBert Foller Horvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaidRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Four Way Test- 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice Classification- 1959 February—1959 3-R. Fox 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 ^ Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16—C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 Juiy-t959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlon Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couiilord 14-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomos 27—George Owers 28—F. VonAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Phot^ No. 103^M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth W8 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilmo 598-J Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 66F14 1493 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy.... 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 540-M William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Dr. Chorles R. Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie—1490 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 1212 452-R 483-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 75 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Wllford C. Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene—834-W Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol ._1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite 209 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 713-R Richord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine 432-M 1045 1261 Raymond G. Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — lila 1288 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler. Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 1868-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn 14F24 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 235-W Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleen 1437 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 1344 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 915 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Phone No. .17^ Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rito 1529RX Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann 4^ Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 1351 1197 1155 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chlcogo St. — Nellie Howard Swon, R. R. 4 — Elvo Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 653-M 1515-J 456-J 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen 1341-J - 1113 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Raymond A. Trebileoek, R. R. 2 — Ann Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Warner B. VonAken, R. R. 2 — Giodys - . 1630-W 11^ 1855-W Cor] F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice .. . Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 39 414-R 775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1448 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice „ - .X2 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 640-J .345 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilmo . Warren Williams, Botavio — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cella _ Joseph Rlederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ....1220O C. Alfred Rice, R. R? 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 33F22 589-W . Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. — Polly .1535-W Bron. 120 1554-M .1271 1271 .•<asF< The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. 'Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK QUALITY H. WEEKS SPRING PRODUCTS, COIeDWATERt MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING _ ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �May 6, 1959 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Cliib has approved the name and classiHcation listed below* Ariy objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week* Name,. Ken Lehvenworth Major Classification Mihor Classification Metal Working Industry Powdered Metallic Carbidesi Manufacturing Signed - J, A. Kennedy, Secretary �■ • 1a 'IC 1 ii j 1 V: :• ■ :; ;i- I i\ J '-v i;3Vc .•nh;:"]^ I o o ■ i ?-: :i •; ;> .-UJ- y V y-y y :ri..^.yc. r.y i. . y: ^ C"^,V'n .jVyi:-y.,! �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwafer, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 30, 1959 FLAN TO BE THERE—City and county planning will be the topic for next Tuesday's program with ABSENTEE LIST—Bacon, Hav/kins, Shaw, Weeks, Clyde and Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, county ag agent, as * it the speaker. Russ Moore is chairman and he is confident Boyd's talk will be of special interest. So, better 1« CLASSIFICATION—The directors have voted a new classification for Dick Moore, making him an honoraiy member. plan to be there. it * MTER, WATER—Uke the Ancient Mariner, Michigan, it seems has plenty of money to meet our current bills but can't touch it. Tuesday's program featured James Miller, Comptroller and Sec retary of the State Administrative Board, who brought the club up to date on Michigan's current cash crisis. It was an infomnative review, spiced by the speaker's generous supply of wit. Red Mc Knight chairmaned the program and rates a pat on the back for his choice it * NEW ADDITION—Raymond E. Pitts (Better known as Ray) became a member of Coldwater Rotary at Tuesday's meeting. He was introduced by Ralph Toupalik. Ray actually needed no introduction, having become well known locally since succeeding the late Maurice Payne as manager of the Coldwater Branch Office of the Automobile Club of Michigan. Addition of Ray made two new members in as many weeks I it up. Let's keep There are other classifications still unfilled. of talent. it DISTINGUISHED GUESTS—The guest list for this week included Mayor Arthur G. Lyon of Coldwater, a guest of President Dickj Mayor Robert Stocker of Bronson Rotary^ Dr. E. J. Rennell, medical super intendent of Coldwater State Home and Training School, a guest of Red McKnight; and Gordon Schlubatis, agricultural attache to Nairobi, Africa, a former Coldwater Rotary member and former Branch County Agricultural agent. Visiting Rotarians were: Dwight Green and Bob Jones, Bronson^ Carlton McKenzie, Newell Bart, and Clay Brockman, Quincyj and it ORCHIDS—to Dale Dean, whose fertile brain this week came up with a solution which has been baffling some of Coldwater's best minds. Dale's "brainstorm" was happening to think of the Masonic.Temple base ment, as the answer to Coldwater's need for a Youth Center. And being' a man of action. Dale wrapped up the ■y^ole deal in a few hours' time. We don't know about you, but it's community service of this type that makes us proud to be a Rotarian. it it it WE AGREE—If all bussinessmen who Gordon Packer, Idtchfield (an old sleep at their desks were laid end to fraternity brother of Ye Ed, who end, they would be more comfortable, observes Doug Bullock, Three Rivers hadn't seen him since 1930). editarian. * * it * Seton and Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGiS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 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Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Santford Jolley Major Classification Minor Classification Paints, Oils, and Decorating Materials « Decoration Retailing Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary �; lUfl'.'; V. "iPJCh ■■y. c'lC.t-' r'iUl ■■'.V ' Ic i- '1 o/IT r>jiJ ; J f? j . ■ ■; ■; ■rlj J!.': Iv/ I "■ 'kJ ':! UO-ia r< r- rC ' ^ - - v - ;• "•y V ■ } -i? •;- ^ , ;•' -';■' ■ 'y'" '•• s'. i -'"l- <;^d I �*'He Profits Most Who Serves BesP^ COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 23, 19^9 NEXT TUESDAY—James'W* Miller, controller and secretary of the State Administrative Board since 1955, will be the speaker. Program Chairman Bed McKnight tells us Miller will relate some VACATIONING—Jess Waldon and his Rotary Ann, Delia, left last week on a rest (April l5th is past) trip to Tennessee. In Cooksville, they planned to call on Prof. Frederick, #io is a member of the University of Tennessee faculty. "interesting facts concerning the business operations of the State of Michigan". * LET'S DUEL—Harry Goodholm, who used to hang his sombrerro down in the * DOUBLE SHOT—This week*s pro gram was a double-barreled deal with chairman Harvey Bent pre senting Keith L. Wilhelm, Branch County sheriff, and Mac McKeith offering fellow member Doc Bacon, who put in a strong plug for sup land of the surreys with the fringe on top, recently sent a copy of The Reflector to a newspaper friend in Stillwater, Okla. The friend noted our boast "The Singingest Club in the U.S.A." and promptly suggested that the "Stillwaters and Coldwaters better arrange a showdown." port of the 1959 Cancer Crusoe. As we hear it the Stillwater club Both speakers talked about death—Wilhelm discussing death is plenty loud, according to the number of complaints registered by Union Hotel guests on Rotary nights; on the highvrays, and Chuck relay ing the odds on death from cancer. Conclusions It's wise to drive safely and to fight cancer with a "check and a yearly checkup". TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Bill Campbell and Jerry Pearce, Bronsoni Bert Bastido, Banbridge, Ont.; Ed Jennings, Elmer Anderson, and Carlton McKenzie, Quincyi Gust Holland, Van Wert, O.j. Oliver Faaborg, Jacksoni To prove our claim, we might send them a tape of our recent minstrel show and ask them to match it. NEW FACE—ArJ-O Musser, who needed . no introduction to most of the members, was introduced Tuesday by Chuck Woodward as Coldwater Rotary's newest member. Welcome aboard, Arloi Gill Pilliod, Mike Itiurray and Arlo, who used to be associated with one of two lumber firms represented in Rotary, is now in the building game on Joe Williams, of Angola, 3jid. his own. He is married and has three children and one buck Tdll get you a Jeriy Pearce had Veer Tefft, of Bronson, as his guest, ii^ile Faaborg hosted Harry Hockstad of hundred that he will be Coldwater. * * a real addition to the club. * * DOING BETTER—The District Governor's montly letter shows our March attendance MISSING FACES—Avery, Curiy,Etsweiler, Goodholm, Komstein, Riss Moore, Shomo, Skabo and Waldron. this year was 3.ii3 percent better than a year ago. Coldwater challfed up a 95*69 percent average last month, placing it second only to Bronson in clubs vrith 51-100 members. Seto^ & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn -> Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 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S. A. April 16, 1959 GOOD BEHAVIOR—Will be the order of the day next Tuesday because Veep Harvey Bent, who arranged it, tells us the program will be supplied by /none other than Branch County's sher- jiff, Keith L„ Wilhelm, EARLY LEAVERS—Too mary# * * MAKING UP ELSEWHERE (We trust)-- Aveiy, Bobier, Burandt, Hawkins, Hurley, Wilhelm, who has held office since the start of the year, is slated to McComb, Riederer, Sebald, Teeter, Way and Warren Williams were Tuesday's absentees. review his first three months in the sheriff's post# •if •if * •if •if DID YOU HEAR?—About the little •if boy who got spanked for placing his FULLY REPAID—CHS senior boys who have been the club's weekly guests, one by one, duririg the past year, re paid the club with interest this week when they returned en masse to present the program# name on the school's scholastic list. It seems he won horrible mention# •if •if NO FEUDING—No use being coy about it, the meals the Martins have been • With Jan Bopp, high school student mayor, acting as emcee, the group gave a series of brief talks about various student activities and presented sev eral musical selections# • Aiding Jan were Bill Rupright, Ron Wilcox, Duane Spencer, Doug Hemlepp, Tom English, Max Heineman, Chuck Harvey, Royden putting out have erased all complaints# The Club's top gourmets wore satisfied smiles after polishing up Tuesday's of fering of turkejf-# If variety is the spice of life, the club is reklly living these days# •if •if •if Swaffield, Glen Barlow, Don Shorno, Neil Harris, Keith Tice, Charles Hutchins and Jeriy Ford# Ax Olson was chairman# DAFFYNlTION—Success is making more money to meet obligations you wouldn't have if you didn't have so much money5 (Marshall Fountain) •if •if WEDDING BELfiS—We note from the Hills- TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Lindsay Baker, Lee Barren, Dewey Mains, Joe V/ibel and Ed Geishert (reputed refugees from a. Ladies Night at Quincy this week); Glen Barnett and Chuck Hill, Bronson# John Dygert, Coldwater, was a guest of John Dean# Bill Dyer, Union City Rotarian, and t^ron Haskell, Rotarian from Oblong, IlL, completed the guest list# ^f •if •if 'dale Rota-News that Craig Sebald's twin, Dana, has provided that club with a new "Rotary-Ann"# •if •if •if WE DREAMED—Of Days like today all through a long, long winter# Instead of writing, we should be home raking that lawn# However, we are more inclined to quit, sit and dream of what we would do if we had the pep to do it# •if -if •if Seton &. Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. --L �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Re lotions COMMIHEES Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Croig Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Sebald BY ELECTION 1958 - Mark Andrews, Chairman President Torg Skobo, Fritz VonAken Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED Classificotion- 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Secretary Treasurer WEEKS Duone Davidson, Paul Hurley FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Harold Goodholm, John Walker Asst. Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer. Lester Wise, Program- Harvey Bent, Chairman Horvey Bent, Donald Horris, Jess Wald* Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipJames F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Williams. Woodward Board oF Directors Meetings gular — First Thursday each Month, 12il5 DISTRICT 636 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. Magazine- John INTERNATIONAL Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Information- INTERNATIONAL Carl Virfon, Keoth Peorce. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—internotionol Day 31-M. McKeith April-19S9 28—K. Avery 7- 14—R. Mulehahey—Children's Forty 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 November—1958 Bobier 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Safety- Erich Scnwcngel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' ond Girls' Week25-W. Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19—K. Olmsted 26-B. K. Pearce Ray Mulehahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Show Doug Woodward International Contacts- Don Shorno, CroIg Sebald Internotional December—1953 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt Vincent Kornstien, Rotary Foundation- Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 9—E. Luse—Rotory Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Axner Olson Rural-Urban— Ken Putnom, John Dean R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations FRANK RITCHIE Student Guests- International Student Projects- Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL 10—D. Moore—Ruroi-Urbon 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational Bert Foller Clyde Wlllioms, Chairman Milford A. McKeith Sergeant of Arms- 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 30—C. Allemier Guida nee- March-1959 September—1953 Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Gust Burandt Inlernatlonol Service Dale Dean, Choirman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY Chairman Gov. Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1956 Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Music- P. M. ^nseelai — At the call of the President Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman George Owers, 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Sofeiy 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keoth Pearce Crippled Children- 3-R. Fox 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice February—1959 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Russell F. Moore, Chairman Chorles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS 1956-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 9—B. Short—lodies' 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 Joiv-1959 6—J. Estweiler-Rotorion Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13—W. Couillard 14—T. Skobo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers Night 16-C. Sebald 2B—F. VonAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1953-59. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program ehairmon of the chonge. Members having special programs, such os Lodies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Roth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorle 1490 Otis O, Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Joan 1754 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Guvorrle Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Noia 452-R 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 834-W Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 713-R 1045 1261 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchetf St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 129 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 235-W Edword C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleen 14F24 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Anrt Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma Phone No. .1466 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha 229-W Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy. - 1374 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy V/arner 8. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys 23 1208-J George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 1623R Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V'2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City - Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R..2 — Caroline Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden Sf^ — Berget 915 937 640-J .345 1161-J 33F22 1554-W 589-W 1351 1197 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginlo Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Reiha 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Roymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann __ 1288 -1745 1529RX Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Fronk L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol .1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Eloine — 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Phone No. Croig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita 1155 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen __ - Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Frederick H, Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beotrlce Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilmo Warren Williams, Botavio — loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R, 2 — Celia 618 . . Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _ . .. Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St. — Mory 1515-J 456-J 1341-J 1113 1354 1630-W 1143 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W . 1554-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. __ 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Persons Court — Ruth ._1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 Notary REFLECTOR ,00 Wf He WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 552 . Bron. 120 f The COLDWATER PREDSRICK 1448 -1535-W INC. L. & R �April 15, 1959 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Major Classification Minor Classification Robert Sweet Electrical Industry Electrical Construction Ray Pitts Associations Automobile Club Signed - J, A. Kennedy, Secretary �I .Pi duij ■.i;.\ i ' c:" rs',: ,-'-U:d v'-d ■!•■'i .> . . . . • . ■ j riMw i;:-,!!'- i-d dtMcds jdid 1.7:-??='i,/ . • . 70 -.• ■• ,.'■ . .- ••* . • , . - '•. ■ "^ • •-, ...;. ■;. . . - v . - . kjflH * ' I cl' -^r'^" i uA'. " V ,, " f i\. .ri r: v\:c jq.\v < l"',^r.d,^''L77 ;:u rviT j; ..." 7,0 > ,:7d ' Jd OK-di 0 ^'1 ij I *) Kv. '■c j,f -^ ■; r ^ : v V'- .7;;.- nc i i ':: -''r - ''"O- 77>' �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 9j 1959 ON THE GRIDDLE—Axner Olson, who is next week's program chairman, is planning to dish up some sort of a student concoction as his offering, we are toldo Ax was out of town today, attending.some sort of func tion at Grand Rapids, so we couldn't get the full details. THAT'S RIGHT—Doug Bullock, Three Rivers editarian, comments that "the beauty of the old-fashioned blacksmith was that when you brought your horse to be shod he didn't think of iiO other things that ought to be done to it". However, we * * * believe the students who have been weekly guests durir^g the autumn and winter months will present the pro gram Tuesday, It should prove interesting. MAY DATE—Clifford Randall, presi dent of Rotary International, is slated to speak at the regular meeting of the Ann Arbor Rotary club May 20, Reserva tions may be made (price $2,00), LOTS OF TALK—No formal program this week, the usual period beii^ devoted to discussion of a possible new club constitution. IT'S UNOFFICIAL—The scuttlebutt is that Sarg, Carl, whose goal is to col lect $250 in disciplinary assessments TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Laurence Werner, Bronsonj Carlton McKenzie, Bill Hanichen and Newell Burt, Quincy; Ken Miller, Detroit, Bob Ferguson was a guest of Bob Kerr, and Doug Hemlepp was the weekly student guest from GHS, for the Rotary Foundation Fellowship fund this year, is now past the $22^ mark. If true, it looks like we are galloping into the home stretch well in front of schedule. THE NEW GOVERNOR—Clarence A, Nietz of Lansing Rotary, classification * * Senior Active (formerly Associations, Boy Scouts) is the new governor of * NEARLY 100 PERCENT—There were only eight members absent this week) namely, Hawkins, McKeith, McKnight, Dick Moore, Owers, Riederer, Skabo and Warner Van Aken, Let's make up fellas and don't forget, the Quincy District 636 for 1959-60, After read ing' the dope sheet on Clarence, which was mailed out by Gov, Ritchie, all we can say is that the new governor appears eminently qualified for the Job. club is having a ladies night next week instead of the regular noon meeting. GLOBE-TROTTERS—The secretary of * * the Battle Creek cliib recently re * ported "make ups" fi^om Cannes, Francej CONGRATS—To Judge Andrews and Veep Harvey Bent on their re-elections to public office Tuesday without oppo sition—also to John Walker, who be came second ward supervisor, and to Dale Dean, who retired and shed an aldermanic headache after a couple of busy years. ■it Rome, Italy) West Hollywood, Calif,) Orlando, Ponpano Beach, Palm" Beach and St, Petersburg, Fla,) Canton, Ga,) and South Bend, Ind, * # •it A I it Seton St Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMITTEES Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Cralg Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Sebold BY ELECTION 1958 - RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN FRED Mark Andrews, Chairman President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— KENNEDY CHARLES R. Toupaiik, Phil Ribble Rice Clossification— 1959 Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary SCHMITT Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosorer Fellowship- WEEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Harold Goodholm, John Walker Asst. See.-Treas DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Program- Harvey Bent, Choirman Harvey Bent, Donold Harris, Jess Wald- Roy Fox Williams. Board of Directors Meetings 12;15 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. ^^pecial — At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 Edward C. INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotory InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Information- Axner Olson Rural-Urban— 31-M. McKellh ApriJ-1959 October—1958 November—I9S8 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Wayne Way Boys' and Girls' Week- 25—W. 18—R. Toupaiik—Trade Assoc. Roy Muichahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Show Service Doug Woodward international Vocational Service R. G. Waldron, Chairman Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley Contacts- Don Shorno, Cralg Sebald International Information— Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 17—V. Komstien 24—K. Putnam—international Day Community Safety- International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean Pearce. Buyer-Seller 3—P. Hurley 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller-Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28—K. Avery Carl Vinton, Vincent Komstien, Rotory Foundation- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Scholarships, Awards and Student Mareh-1959 2—J. 30—C. Allemier Clyde Williams, Chairman Milford A. McKeiih Sergeant of ArmsKeoth FRANK RITCHIE Gust Burandt International Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Gov. September—1958 Erich Scnwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Magazine- INTERNATIONAL 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Bobier Music- 17—E. Howkins 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward 'lfular — First Thursday each Month, Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Student Guests— James F. McComb, Chairmon Worner VanAken, Douglas 3-R. Fox 12-N. Shedd 26—H. Frank Ritchie—DIst. Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keoth Pearce GuidanceBert Faller ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- February—1959 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—international Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodv/ard, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Bobier 7- 14—R. Muichahey—Children's Porty 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day Moy-19S9 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19—K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1953 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Lodies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16-C. 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Deon. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 Sebald 6—J. Estweller—Rotaricn Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard I4-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotory Ann 1036-M Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, IS Church St. — Marlon 371 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorle— 1490 Phone No. Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 1466 598-J 229-W 834-M Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Harold Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy . - 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Morguerlte 540-M William W. Bobier, 200 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen - 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwaler State Home — Carol -1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 5B N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfleld Dr. — Josephine 1212 452-R Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Ma^ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Volerle John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 713-R 162-W 1045 1261 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte. 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2. Morrison Loke — 129 1868-W Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermione Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 183 235-W 14F24 1437 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 75 Richard O. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 432-M 1344 Raymond G. Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila ...._1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 640-J .345 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 33F22 589-W NAME Address ond Rotary Ann COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St. — Louise 1351 .1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howord Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva 653-M 1515-J Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St, — Virginia __ . Conrad Swart, 471 Marshoil St. — Gertrude ... E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 618 __1341-J Ralph L. Toupaiik, R. R. 5 — Eileen - 1113 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne .1354 Raymond A. Treblleoek, R. R. 2 — Ann 1630-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 1143 . 1855-W . - 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 414-R John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice - Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. 1 — Wilma _ Warren Williams, Botavin — LoMolne 1155 456-J Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion .. _ 1448 552 .1535-W Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia . 1554-M Chorles I. Woodward, 163 Marshall St, 1271 Douglas P. Woodward. 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ._1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St, — Polly F R ED ER tCK. WEEK SQUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1529RX Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Notary REFLECTOR by 1745 . The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita INC. 1271 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 2, J.9S9 SHIAK NOW OR—Next Tuesday* s meeting vd.ll be one of those very rare "open" sessions "with no set program® President Dick, however, is planning to bring up the topic of a new club constitution to sample club opinion on various features® The old constitution, incidentally, was adopted in 1921. TiJEEK'S GUEST—Tuesday's guest list included Rotarians Dick French, Bay City; Don Hunsicker, Lloyd Junker, Bob Stocker and Ken Yesh, Bronson; Carlton McKenzie, Quincy; and Ken Leavenworth, guest of Herm Koebel, and Monk Watson, Colon, a guest of Ed Holtz. * Unless the discussion stretches out longer than expected, there Trill be time for a "gripe" session. So, if you have anything you want to get off your chest, better plan ABSENTEES—Burandt, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Kerr, Komstein, McConkey, McKnight, Russ Moore, Sebald, Way, Warren Williams and Doug Woodward® to be present. * -jf- ■if * BOARD ACTIONS—The club directors LOOKING AHEAD—The club's annual Farmer's Night is being planned for June. Mort Neff will be the program® have voted to send a boy to Rotary's leadership training conference at Camp Emory this summer. The club The Kiwanians are planning to join with us in this session (and sharing half the cost). The dinner will be at the Elks Temple and the program at Roosevelt auditorium® Complete details later. * Cook, instead of talking shop, presented a sharp, if pessimistic analysis of Michigan's current caLsh crisis, possible solutions and their implications® A group of non-Rotarian mer chants were guests of the club for luncheon and * talk. at Camp 0. C. Kiraball (co-operating with the local Kiwanis club vi^ich annually sponsors this session). It also has been voted to sponsor one boy at Wolverine Boys State in •if * * LET'S RECIPROCATE—Bronson Rotarians have given our annual minstrel shows strong support. The Bronson club is presenting a minstrel show of its own Saturday night April 11. Need we say more? •if •if •if DON'T FORGET—It is your duty, as well as privilege, to vote Monday in the biennial Spring state and city « Fred llfeeks and Russell Moore. All had indicated their willingness to the priviledged children to a camping period elections. Let's be 100 percent in exercising our voting franchise® - CHANGE OKAYED—The directors, at their meeting this week, Ok'd a change to Senior Active classifi cation for Secretary Chick Kennedy, make send two under- East Lansing in June as has been the club's custom in previous years® FIRST GLASS—Bert Faller, vfoo had this week's program, came up with a top flight speaker in Dick Cook, assistant executive VP of the Michigan Retail association. the also will switch® * ■if SOUND ADVICE—In a fight never lead with your open mouth. 4f Seton « St •if Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Kendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- - Classification- 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY JOHN Mark Andrews, Cholrmon Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President BENT Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treos. Harold Goodholm, John Walker DIRECTORS—Richard Blringer, Lester Wise, Program— Harvey Bent, Chairman Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipWilliams. James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VonAken, Douglas Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- Board Music- -gular — First Thursdoy eoch Month, 12:15 Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P.M. ^"^peeial — At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Chairman Magazine- John Etsweiler, Chairmen INTERNATIONAL Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Informotion— INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Carl Vinton, Vincent Keath Pearce. R. G. FRANK RITCHIE Hawley 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety March-1959 September—1958 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luso—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day 3—P. Hurley Guidance- Aprll-1959 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28-K. Avery Bert Faller Student GuestsAxner Olson Rural-Urban— November—1958 Bobier Community Safety- 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Boys' and Girls' Week- 25-W. Bobier Found. Erich Scnwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Ray Mulchohey, H. J. McKnlght December—195B Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Don Shorno, Craig Sebald International Information- 7- 14—R. Mulchohey—Children's Porty 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Cempelltor Relations 1P-K. Olmsted 26-B. K. Pearce June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. 9—G. Burondt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night Rice 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16-C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January-1959 Julv-1959 Shaw 6—J. Estweiler—Rolarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couiiiard 14-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 17—V. Kornstien 31-M. McKeith Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Doug Woodward Lewis Pennington, Bob 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair 26—H. Frank Ritchie-Dist. Gov. 30—C. Allemier International Contacts- Waldron, Chairman 3-R. Fox George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Gust Burondt Komstien, Rotary Foundation- Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Clyde Williams, Cholrmon Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Deon McKeith Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Four Way Test- international Service Dale Deon, Chairman Milford February—1959 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodword of Directors Meetings 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—Internationol Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— R. Toupollk, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1953 Sebald 28-F. VonAken ! The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving speciol HARVEY BENT, Program Chairmon — Telephone 1493! programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Phone No. 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorle—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 1212 4S2-R 483-W Wilford C. Couiiiard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene .-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1261 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 129 1868-W Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alfeen 235-W 14F24 _„__1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Phone No. Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 1466 598-J 229-W 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy — 1374 Lloyd Livermoro, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W, Lose, R. R. 3 — Roth Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rito Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Or. — Virginia Richard D. Moore, 196'/? N. Hudson St. — Elaine... 432-M Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1039 1344 128B Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Morshall St. — Lorraine 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleonor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 13 E. Alden St. — Berget 640-J 345 33F22 589-W Roloh L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen .. Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy _ Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma H, Worren Williams, Batavia — LaMoine by COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, CQLDWATER, MICH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1341-J 1113 1354 1630-W 1143 1855-W .39 414.R 775-W 1448 _ 552 -1535-W Bron. 120 1554-M Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ..1220-J 'Rotary REFLECTOR PRSDSRICK . Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia 1155 . 653-M 1515-J -456-J .. .. 618 _. Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Worner B. VanAken, R. R, 2 — Gladys 1197 . Raymond A. Treblicock, R. R. 2 — Ann The COLDWATER Published 4^ 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St. — Louise Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Frank I. McConkoy, 95 S. Monroe St. — .1745 1529RX Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen ... .... 444 ..332-J Phone No. ... Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva .... Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 75 NAME INC 1271 �'He Profits Most Who 'Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 26, 1^59 NEXT TUESDAY—Bert Faller, program chairman, is planning to and Mac McKeith had Bob Horton as his guesto offer Richard Cook, assistant executive vice president of the Michigan Retail Association, as speaker«. EARLY LEAVERS—The list of those signing was much shorter than the actual number taking off# Coldwater's non-Rotarian merchants are being invited to hear the speaker, whose subject should be of special interest to them# * * * GOOD NEWS—Bob Shaw reported Tuesday that he has collected $1»975 from the sale of 19^9 minstrel show tickets# Les Wise reported that vrith most bills for the show in, a ne't profit of about $1,100 seems likely. PROGRESS REPORT—This week the club heard talks by the three German foreign exchange students attending CHS this year under Rotary sponsorship# The trio, Ted Weber, Frank Willig and Anriamarie Tferner, gave their impressions of America after having been in this country for the past seven months# Willig, only 17, also gave an amazingly clear analysis of the presenfTBerlin crisis, its back ground and possibilities# Ken Putnam was program chairman with Don Harris taking * REMINDER—The club's Easter Seal campaign winds up Sunday. We are sure George Ovfers would appreciate it if y6u would only remember to send in a buck or two for the seals mailed to you earlier this month. P.S. We haven't done it yet either. * * NEARBY I€WS- —The * Battle Creek club "recently had J. C. Penney, head of the store chain bearing his name, as a luncheon guest. He was in that city for a rest period at the San. over the helm in his absence. The Jackson club is entertaining * 25 to 30 foreign students attending * STRAYED, LOST OR—Anderson, Andrews, Biringer, Curry, Davidson, Goodholm, Hawkins, McKnight, Dick Moore, Olmsted, Olson, Rrtnam, the University of Michigan at its April 1st meeting. The club's International Service committee has planned the visit. Riederer, Waldron, Cl^e and Warren Williams formed this week's absentee list# * * SOMEONE SAIDs "Not doing more than the average is vrtiat keeps the average downl" TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians a * Charles Hilton and ^ob _Pennell,_ of _ Bronson, and Clay Brockman, Quincy. Keith Larzelere, Kalamazoo,^ was a guest of Doc Pearce, Wilford Couillard had Jack Schuman as his Seton & Duke guest, Ed Holtz hosted Robert Sweet You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongrogaHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations Bill Miines, Joe Riederer, Craig COMMITTEES Club Service COIDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Sebald BY ELECTION 1958 > RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin- Secretory Duone Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship— Edgor M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treos. Horold Goodholm, John Walker DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Bent, Donald Program— Harris, Jess Wald- ron, Keith Avery, Duone Davidson, Clyde Membership- Keith Avery, Chairman Boord of Directors Meetings 12:15 ^^^peeial — At the call of the President ROTARY ROTARY Music- Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P.M. Chairmen INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public Information- MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Milford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Vinton, Keath GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vincent Pcarce. R. G. FRANK RITCHIE Rural-Urban— Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 3—P. Hurley 10—0. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—Internotlonal Doy April-1959 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Wayne Way Boys' and Girls' WeekCommittee- Webb Treot, Bob Shaw 25—W. Bobier December-1958 2—5. Bovee Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Porty 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Doy May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19—K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce June-1959 2-A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burondf Don Shorno, Craig Sebald International 11—O. Barnes 18—R. Toupolik—Trade Assoc. Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnIght Youth 17—V. Kornstien 31-M. McKeith November—1958 Bobier Community Safety- International Contacts- Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Axner Olson Match-1959 2—J. Riederer 7—J. McComb—Ladles' Night 14—8. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28—K. Avery Kornstien, Rotary FoundationDoug Woodward Vocational Service Gov. September—1958 Scholarships, Awards and Student October-1958 International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean McKeith 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 30—C. Allemier Clyde Williams, Chairman Sergeant of Arms- Carl Gust Burandi International Service Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 17—E. Hawkins 19—B. Kerr—4-H Foir George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Erich Scnwengei, Byron Thomas, Magozine— INTERNATIONAL Crippled Children- Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward gulor — First Thursday each Month, PRESIDENT Community Service Student Guests— James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Williams. DISTRICT 636 Otis Barnes, Keoth Pearce Guida neeBert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Ray Fox 3-R. Fox 12-N. Shedd 26—H. Frank Ritchie-Dist. Four Way Test- Seton Bovee, Chairman JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Harvey R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice CIossificQlion- 1959 February—1959 5—8. Mllnos—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—international Inf. Competitor Relations— C. FIske, Bill Short Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 16-C. Sebald 6—J. Estweiler—Roterion Mag. 7—0. Shorno 13-W. Couiilord 14-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomos 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie ...1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier. 280 Grand St. — Margaret-. 1493 1754 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara.. 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrle Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nolo.. 452-R 483-W Wilford C. Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-.B34-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory 713-R Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen .... John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1045 1261 1415 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 129 1868-W Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr. — Alleen 183 235-W 14F24 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilmo 1466 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 229-V/ Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy... 1374 Lloyd Livermoro, 50 N. Cioy St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3 — Roth . James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 75 332-J Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol. .1400 Williom A. Miines, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court — Glodys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 432-M 1344 1268 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline' 15S4-W Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 345 33F22 589-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chlcogo St. — Nellie . Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME , 653-M 1515-J . 4M-J 618 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph L. Toupolik, R. R. 5 — Eileen -1341-J _ . Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann .. ... . H. .1113 1354 F-ederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys .1630-W 1143 1855-W Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia ..414-R Car! F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St. — Alice 39 John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen . 775.W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy . . 1448 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice .. 552 Clyde Williams, R. R, 1 — Wilma . . Worren Williams, Botovio ■— LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 - Celia Charles L. Woodword. 163 Marshall St. 1535-W Bron. 120 .1554.M 1271 Douglas P, Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ._1220-J Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICU. Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1351 1197 1155 Sec. 34.66. P. L. & FREDERICK by ^6 Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lane — Virginia .. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia .._ Notary REFLECTOR Published 1745 1529RX Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Craig Sebold, R. R. 2 — Rita INC. R. �March 31, 1959 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the Secretary within one week. Name Arlo Musser Major Classification Minor Classification Construction Service General Contracting Signed - J. A* Kennedy, Secretary �A-. 3 vi.H oa '■ ,i^/c i ad ("v.'Lu c3 ? It ii-,ac 1 ■ •:t • o- a'lc: i 1-/sr^i ^ bn;!: Ic an'V ?dj G3^/^70,ira gari c iiinljv; <^; •; n ;f'K"i s ■'? rnj djlw boii'l .;;q bl qcfU; aaci J ;> qi,cl€ snc ci(:A:^BO x"A^zi: lb • • 5c i ^!:!4}^ ■' 523 •'SzAA.bi-A cc i JDaa;:nc3 iK-iacc;.') vacdqqqsi ?V •' '■ c/' coiv-iJc .. - i joi'-ib-xBcj ,»; r • q r , .dC§,:i 'istBii-B cl'A. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 19, 19^9 ALL ABOARD—For Battle April 5-6, not Alabam. Creek Torg Skabo is the "rusty haired conductor nan". He is in charge of registering club members planning to attend the 10th annual district conference—a 2-day excursion in Rotary fellowship. He has the necessaiy reservation forms for v/hat looks like a bargain to end all bargains—just seven bucks for a smorgasbord, luncheon and tea dance, Torg has a deadline to meet so contact him without delay. Oh yes, include your Rotary-Ann because she's invited too. BEING SHUNNED?—The guest list this week was the shortest in many months. Only two Rotarian visitors, Elmer Dobson and Newell Burt of Quincy. Stan Garvin. ABSENTEES—Andrews (conducting court in Detroit for 2 weeks), Burandt, Dale Dean, Goodholm, Hawkins, Kornstein, Russ Moore, Pennington, Thomas, C. D. L. Woodward, and Bacon. ■if * Bill Williams v/as a guest of Mac McKeith, and Jim Macklera was Paul Hurley's guest, along v/ith * THE LOCAL SCENE—A topic of * current (no pun intended) interest HATS OFF—to the Homer club, which has been establishing an attend locally furnished the ammunition for this week's program. of us blush with shame. Paul Hurley, the chairman, presented Leo R. McQueen, former Board of Public Works head, who re ance record that should make the rest percent meetings in December, four in January and four in February. Wowl viewed the reasons leading to the recent decision by the BPiiV and City Council to work toward a policy of 100 percent purchase of the city's electrical power needs. As an advisory vote of Coldwater citizens on this issue is scheduled for April 6, the talk was a timely one. ■M- * * Five 100 * * CLUB PROJECT—Ei^t Coldwater High School students and two faculty sponsors attended the two-day model UN assembly at Hillsdale College this week. The local delegation was spon^sored by our club, which has been sponsoring such groups for the past 10 years. This particular project, which is supported annually by some 60 TOO MUCH ICE—Febniary must have produced too much ice. At least the club attendance went on the skids, according to District Governor Ritchie's monthly letter. Coldwater ranked only seventh among the clubs Tfith 51-100 members and way down the list for the entire Michigan and Ohio Rotary clubs, v/as written up in the October, 1956 issued of the Rotarian. Hillsdale Rotary, which organizes the annual sessions jointly vdth the college, rates a pat on the back for helping initiate and continue this worthwhile endeavor. district. ■if Our February attendance aver aged 90 percent as compared with 95-07 for February of 1958. That leaves plenty of room for improvement. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF Employer-Employee Relations Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig COMMITTEES Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendonce— Russell OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1953 . KENNEDY Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosurar FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas WEEKS Harold Goodholm, John Walker DIRECTORS—Richord Blrlnger, Lester Wise, Progrom— Horvey Bent, Chairman Woodward 'gular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 DISTRICT 636 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Edward C. Hoitz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. ""Special — At the call of the President Magazine- John Etsweiler, Chairman INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Lose, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public Information— Milford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Vinton, Vincent Keath Pearco. R. G. FRANK RITCHIE Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 10—D. Moore-Rural-Urban Riederer 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31-M. McKeith 30—C. Allemier April-19S9 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 26—K. Avery Boys' and Girls' Week- 25-W. Bobier Found. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Ray Mulchohey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Contacts- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald International Information— Horry Joseph, Harold Hill 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 November—1958 4—D. Woodward—Rotary International Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Bobier Komstien, Rotary FoundationDoug Woodward Vocational Service 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Community Safety- International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean McKeith Carl ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Axner Olson Rural-Urban— March-1959 September-1956 Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Clyde Williams, Chairman Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety George Owers, les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Gust Burandt International Service Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Crippled Children- Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Music- P.M. Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Student Guests— James F. McComb, Chairman Worner VanAken, Douglas Board of Directors Meetings Four Woy TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce GuidanceBert Faller Horvay Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- Williams. 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Gov. R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary 3—R. Fox Rice Mark Andrews, Chairman February—1959 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 19—B. Kerr—4-H Foir President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— CHARLES SCHMITT FRED Chairman Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— Classification- 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN F. Moore, Sebald 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relotions 19-K. Olmsted 26-B. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—todies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 16—C. Sebald 23—E. Hoitz—Merry Christmas 23-R. 30—D. Dean. 30—8. Hawley Jonuary—1959 Julv-19S9 Shaw 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlcn Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillord 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Phone No. 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie 1490 Oils O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine 1493 1041 1212 452-R Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nolo Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogone 483-W 834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory... Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 713-R 162-W 1045 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Edward C. Hoitz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 183 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 NAME Address and Roiory Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martho 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— 1374 Lloyd llvermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 540-M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — VIrginio Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen .444 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion .... Webster Treof, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Richard D. Moore, 1961/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine .. 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St. — Llla 1344 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 23 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St. - Edna 1208-J 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake 1623R B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Maurice Payne, 23 E, Alden — Mildred Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor n61-J 1554-W Chorles Schmlff, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget John Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy ... Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wllma 640-J . 345 Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union .City — Evelyn . . ._ _ 1630-W 1143 . 1855-W Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice . . _ 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia .._ 414-R 915 Phil Ribble, SSVj Morse St. 618 1341-J .. 1113 1354 F.ederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 1288 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizobeth 653-M 1515-J 456-J E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralgh L. Toupalik, R, R. 5 — Eileen .. . Harold J. McKnight, Coidwater State Home — Carol . 1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 . Warren Williams, Batovla — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia . . _ 33F22 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 589-W Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly 775-W 1448 .552 .li535-W Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ..1220-J .. . 1271 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R COLDWATER, H, WEEKS PRODUCTS, MICH. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS .1155 75 332-J 1039 QUALITY SPRING ROTARIANS 446 1351 1197 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — FRSDERICK VISITING 1529RX Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 1745 .... . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Croig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita WELCOME ■ cfiV, r- iii IMC. �Profits Most Who SeYves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 12, 19$9 PLAN APIEAD--The district conference will be held at Post Tavern in Battle Creek April 5-6 with the Hastingss Grand'Ledge^ Wayland and Middleville clubs as the hostso As April 6th also happens to be election day, don't forget to apply for your absent voter's ballots so you will be free to spend the day in Battle Creeko Robert Stocker and Ken Yesh, Bronson® John Shuttleworth, a guest of Duke Davidson, favored the club with a rendition of the Irish ballad he is singing in the minstrel show. Duane Spencer, Coldwater, was another guest. POVffiR PROGRAM—Paul Hurley is next Tuesday's program chairman and we understand he plans to devote the time to review of a very timely local topic—Coldwater's electrical power situation. ABSENTEES—Anderson, Bacon, Dale Dean, Skabo, Waldron and Way. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY—The bigger a man's head gets the easier it is to Leo Eo McQueen, retired super fill his shoes. intendent of the Board of public Works, will be the speaker. Albion Rotary Call. * AT PRESS; TIME—The club was awaiting the curtain for the opening * * POSTMAN'S HOLIDAY—Mark Andrews performance of the 1959 Rotary Minstrels, is planning to make up Rotary in Detroit the next two weeks vihile pre Advance ticket sales indicated siding over circuit court matters in that city. that the show would be a whopping success, financially speaking at least. By the time this is read, the show will be all but history. Our guess is that it will rank vdth the previous three as first class DAFFYNITION—Prosperity—a period where there are lots of after dinner speakers after dinners to speak after. entertainment. And don't forget the "after glov/" at the Elks Temple after the final performance. TO OUR ANGLERS—Time to get those fish shanties off the ice. Law says they must be removed before they are in danger of going through. Although the lake ice is still iB inches or thicker in places, wind and rain could undercut TIME WELL SPENT—There was no those shacks. regular program after this week's luncheon, the time being devoted to minstrel rehearsal. " TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.| Elmer Dobson and John Williams, Quincyi Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregoHonoI Church — Wednesday 12:15 STURGIS - Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell OFFICERS 1958 - JOHN FRED Moore, Chairman Classification- 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman Preildenf Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken Vice Presidenl Bulletin— KENNEDY CHARLES F. Seton Bovee, Chairman Seeretary SCHMirr Treasurer V/EEKS Asst. See.-Treos. Duane Dovidson, Paul Hurley FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Harold Goodholm, John Walker ProgramDIRECTORS—Richard Birlnger, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Pox ron, Keith Avery, Duone Davidson, Clyde MembershipWilliams. gular — First Thursday eoeh Month, PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY John C. Holtz, Chairman Etsweller, Choirmon Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY information- Milford INTERNATIONAL A. McKeith Carl VInton, Vincent 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31-M. McKelth 30—C. Allemier April-19S9 Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Guidance- Bert Faller 7- Boys' end Girls' Week- Ray Mulehohey, H. J. McKnlght Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seifer Relotions Lewis Pennington, Bob Howlay International Contacts- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald International Informotlon— Horry Joseph, Harold Hill 14—R. Mufchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnlght 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-19S9 November—1958 Bobier 4—D. Woodward—Rotory Found. Community SafetyErich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupolik—Trade Assoc. Doug Woodward Vocational Service RITCHIE Gust Burandt March-1959 September—1958 George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Ken Putnam, John Dean Komstlen, Rotary Foundotion— Keath Pearce. P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Clyde Williams, Chairman international Student Projects- Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Community Service Internationoi Service Dole Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Noel Shedd MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Four Woy Test- 28—K. Avery Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 19-lf. Kerr-4-H Fair 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Gov. Rurol-Urbon— Magazine- INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL FRANK 12-N. Shedd Student Guests— Axner Olson Chester H. Curry. Speciol — At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 3-R. Fox 17—E. Hawkins Warner VanAken, Douglas February—1959 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short James F. McComb, Chairman Edward P. M. 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Woodward Music- Board of Directors Meetings 12!i5 Sebald Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— R. Toupallk, Phil Ribble Rice BY ElECTION RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Employer-Employee RelatioTis Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Cralg COMMIHEES 25—W. Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relotions 19-K. Olmsted 26-8. K. Pearce December—1958 June-19S9 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burandt 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30-B. Hawley January—1959 JuIy-19S9 16-C. Sebald 6—J. Estweller—Rotorfan Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-T. Skobo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Anti Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Phone No. 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorie Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. BIringer, 58 N, Hudson St. — Jean— ...371 .1490 66F14 1493 1754 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 333 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 1212 Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 403-W 834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 713-R 162-W 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth S13-J or 166 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy-- 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Phone No. 1466 598-J Raymond G. Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla . . 4^ 1344 1288 1623R 915 937 14F13 lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor .. . 345 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W 33F22 589-W 1529RX Noei Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginia 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise 1197 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Charles Sehmlft, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget . . 1745 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann ... 1039 444 . 23 1208-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City - Evelyn Phone No. Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howord Swon, R. R. 4 — Elva Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Address ond Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Soboid, R. R. 2 — Rita 75 332-J Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwaler State Home — Carol --1400 William A, Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys NAME 1155 653-M 1515-J .456-J 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia -. 1341-J Rolph L. Toupolik, R. R. 5 — Eileen .. Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Or. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VonAken, R. R, 2 — Gladys ... Cori F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N, Hudson St. — Delio John Wolker, 33 Daughorly St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy ... . 1113 1354 ,. Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice — Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wtlma Warren Williams, Bofavio — LaMoine .. ._ 1630-W 1143 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W 1448 552 -1535-W Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 - Celia 1554-M Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth . -1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published INC. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ■fi' Li �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 5^ 1959 ALL ABOARD, ALL ABGAliD—Next week's the week with lots still to be done to ready the 1959 Rotary Minstrels for opening night® Director Ed Holtz has set up last rehearsals as follows: End Men—ii p.nio Sunday, 7 p-m. Tuesday and 6:30 p«ni. THIS TUESDAY—George Owers, club Easter Seal campaign chairman, and the week's program chairman, emphasized the need for greater local suppoi't of work vdth the physically handicapped. He was ably assisted by Mrs. Robert Greenich, who discussed the objectives of the Branch Gounty Parents Association of Handicapped Children, and Don Harris, Tdio reviewed the problem of dental cares. Wednesday® * Southland Chorus—12:15 p*m« Tuesd^, 8 p®mo Tuesday and 7 p<,me Wednesday- Chorus members will wear dark trousers, white shirts FEW ABSENTEES—Bacon, Dale Dean, Hawkins, Skabo, Swart, Toupalik and Clyde Williams. and black Little Colonel ties. * Ticket Chairman Bob Shaw states .that he wants all members to turn in their money or tickets next Tuesday noon. This is neces sary to determine how many tickets have been sold for each performance. There will be an "after glow" at the Elks Temple after the Satui^iay night show. * ■H- and directors. At Thursday's joint session of the old and new boards, Harvey Bent was elected to succeed Dick Biringer as president, and Don Harris was named TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Don Hunsicker, Russ Megargle and Yfendell Hathaway, Bronson; Robert Jones of Adrian. Marsh Burgess, Lansing, was Wendell Hathaway's guest. * * * WELCOME BACK—Charlie Fiske, who resigned from the club recently because * WE PRESENT—four 1959-60 officers * the his business interests made it difficult for him to attend meetings regularly, has been voted an honorary membership by the boaixi. LOOKING AHEAD—Non-Rotarian merchants new vice treasurer, respectively, while will be invited to attend the March 2iith meeting of the club when Richaixi Cook, head of the Michigan Retail association, will be the speaker. By board edict, the "tab" will be picked up from tiie club's Fred Weeks was returned to the general fund. president. Chick Kennedy and Charles Schmitt will remain secretary and assistant secretaiy's job. Carl Vinton, because of the stout job he has done during the past" year for lihe "Rotaiy FduhdatidiT" Scholarship Program, was unanimously returned to the post of sergeat-at- KEGLERS NOTE— State Rotary bowling tbiimey set for April 12-19-26 and "Hay at Utica. Entry and prize fee $13.50 per team. Coldwater bowlers may compete if they wish—but AT THEIR OWI^ EXPENSE. arms. The new directors are Axner Olson and Wilford Couillard. Seton & Duke You Will Alwoys Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKB UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Donald M. Harris, Chairman AttendanceRussell F. Moore, RY ELECTION 1958 - JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS Competitor Relations— 3-R. Fox 5—B. Milnes-Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 17—E. Hawkins 19-B. Kerr-4 H Foir 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Sofety Rice 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. C. FIske, Bill Short R. Toupaiik, Phil Ribbie Mark Andrews, Chairman Secretory Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treos. Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keoth Peorce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Gov. 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary Informotlon 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribbie—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Gust Burandt 31-M. McKelth 30—C. Allemler Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Edword PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY C. Holiz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. "^Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward Music— INTERNATIONAL MagazineJohn Etsweiler, Chalrmon Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Or. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public Information- MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Mllford INTERNATIONAL Carl VInton, Vincent Keath Pearce. R. G. Buyer-Seller P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Webb Treat, Bob Show Kornstien, Rotary Foundation— Doug Woodward Waldron, International Chairman Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley ApriI-1959 7- 14—R. Mulchahey-Children's Porly 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C, Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26-B. K. Pearce Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- international Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean A. McKelth Vocational Service FRANK RITCHIE Community Safety— Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupaiik-Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week25-W. Bobier Clyde Williams, Chairman Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. international Service Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS November—1958 Bobier March-1959 September—1958 Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 ProgramGuida neeDIRECTORS—Richard BIringer, tester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night Bert Foller Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRoy Fox 14—B. Faller—Occupational ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership— Student Guests21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Williams. Axner Olson James F. McComb, Cholrmon Warner VanAken, Douglas Rural-Urban— 28-K. Avery -gular — First Thursday each Month, February—1959 August—1958 12-N. Shedd Chairman President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Sebald Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— Classification- 1959 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Milnes, Joe RIederer, Craig Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS Employer-Employee Relations COMMinEES Contacts- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald International information- December—1958 June-19S9 2—S. Bovee 2—A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short-Lodies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 16—C. Sebald 23—R. 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotorion Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. CoulNard 14—T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Shaw 28-F. VonAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speciot HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 programs, such as Ladles' Night, Ikl • may appoint aM committee to 4 a assist with the details. LJA D\/C V ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemler, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St — Roth NAME 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N, Circle Drive — Morjorie—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 1493 1754 1041 1212 452-R 483-W Wiltord C. Couiiiard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene .-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Mopie Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Chorlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake — 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, R, 3, Box 75 — Evelyn 23S-W 14F24 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleen 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Phone No. -1466 598.J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 229-W 834-M Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy . Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 1374 ..75 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — .1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen .. .. .444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol .1400 Wllliom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite... . 209 Richard D. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine.. 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Glodys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1268 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Relha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth .... 23 1208-J 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Aiden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 1623R 91S — 937 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleonor . 345 Phil Ribbie, SSVa Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn ... Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget NAME IIC KIT T_l_ Address and Rotary Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise .. Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 6^-M 1515-J Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 456-J 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 1341-J Rolph L. Toupaiik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Roymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 1113 1354 1630-W Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys 1855-W Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary . _ . Car! F. Vinfon, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice . _ Russell G- Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchon Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy .. Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batavfa — LaMolne Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2 — Colia 5B9-W Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Mofshali St. — Polly 1143 39 .414-R 775-W 1448 552 .1535-W Bron. 120 .. _ Charles I. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1554-M .1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Roth . .1220-J WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. by 1351 .1197 .1155 Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva 33F22 H. 1745 1529RX .446 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Rotary REFLECTOR Published Phone No. .•wsr4>^ PREDERICK 1 Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy .... Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER -I. INC 1271 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. P'ebruary 26, 19^9 NEXT TUESDAY—George Owers, who is heaxiing the club's Easter Seal campaign, will have the programo He will have Mrso Robert Greenich, who has been active in the 'Branch County program for physically hand icapped children, as speaker. up fellas). HOW TRUEi —"Blondes are the only golden opportunity some men can recognize," according to Doug Bullock, editarian at Three Rivers. * AROUND CORNER—The 1959 Rotary TOP lEVEL READING—The April Rotarian reportedly is crammed with good Minstrel Show, like Spring, is Just around the comer, so this week's program time was devoted to rehearsing. reading material. Last night the rehearsals moved into Tibbits theater, the scene of action March 12-13-11• Someone forgot to get up the steam in the furnace so the boys had to generate a little warmth of North Carolina. saving? Baker Brownell asks this question in his article in the April with their vocal efforts. Rotarian. The end men are slated to work out at the theater on "Business Brain in City Hall." hour-by-hour pictorial report on a Norwegian city manager's day. Sunday, with the full group as sembling there again next Wednesday night'. The list includes! "Does Your Tomi Want Industiy?" The author is Luther Hodges, an industrial ist and Botarian, vdio became governor "Why Save the Little Places?" the small towns An "Your Town—In Your Hands," by RI President Cliff Randall Ticket Chairman Bob Shaw Are of the world worth .... a challenge to community leaders. reports 1,350 tickets still unsold1 * # a •if * * QUOTABLE QUOTES EIGHT GUESTS—Ttiis week's guest list was made up of Rotariaiis Elmer Dobson, Newell Burt, and Carlton McKenzie, Quincyi A Rotary Club whose principal program is the collective consuming Of groceries is likely to die of indigestion. Bud Higbie and Ken Yesh of the If your absence from Rotary doesn't make any difference, our presence Bronson club. Monk WatsoHj, Colon, was a doesn't either. club guest while Alfred J. McGuire of Dearborn, was a guest * of Pat Patterson. Tom English was. the week's student guest from Coldwater High. * •if ELSEWHERE—Burandt, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Faller, Hawkins, Hurley, Koelbel, Kornstein, Russ Moore, McComb, McConkey, Putnam, Skabo, Teeter, Thomas, Way and Warren Williams (don't forget to make Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — flendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES BUI Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell KENNEDY 26—H. Fronk Ritchie—Dist. Gov. Mar<h-1959 R. Toupollk, Phil Ribble Mark Andrews, Chairman Duone Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. Program— Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled ChildrenGust Burandt Bert FoIIer Student Guests— James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VonAken, Douglas Williams. Woodward of Directors Meetictgs Music- tular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Edward C. Hoitz, Chaster H. Curry. P. M. ^S^eial — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Chairman Shedd Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Woyne Way 10—D. Moore—Rurol-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary Informotlon 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day Youth Committee— Webb Treat, Bob Shaw International R. G. Waldron, Chairmen Buyer-Seller Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley Contocis— Don Shorno, Craig Sebold Internolional Information— Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 17—V. Kornstien 31-M. McKelth 30—C. Allemier Aprlt-19S9 October—1958 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Porty 14—8. Faller—Occupational 21-H. J. McKnight 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28—K. Avery 28—A. Olson—Student Day November—1958 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. 18—R. Toupollk—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- Doug Woodward Peorce. Vocational Service P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Community Safety- Carl Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rotory Foundation— Keath FRANK RITCHIE Bobier International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean A. McKeith Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Clyde Williams, Chairman Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Rural-Urban— International Service Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL Axner Olson Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Rotary Information- CLIFFORD A. RANDALL 3-P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer Erich Scnwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Bornes Mogazine— John Etsweiler, Cholrman Noel September—1958 George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Guidonce— Horvey Bent, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Horris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipBoard Four Way Test- Harold Goodhelm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student DIRECTORS-Rlchard Birlnger, Lester Wise, 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd Rice Secertary CHARLES SCHMITT FRED V/EEKS 3-R. Fox 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—Internotlonol Inf. 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Pre*!dent Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vie. Persident Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT C. Fisike, Bill Short February—1959. 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair Classification- 1958 - 1959 Competitor Relations- 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN F. Moore, Chairman Seboid 25-W. Bobier May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19—K. Olmsted 26—8. K. Pearce December—1958 June-19S9 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—B. Short—Lodles' Night 9—G. Burandt 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley Januory—1959 July-1959 16—C. Seboid 6—J. Estweiler—Rotorion Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14—T. Skabo 20—John 21-E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28—F. VonAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958*59. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having specloi programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detolls. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Adderss and Rotary Ann Phone No. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion W8 371 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 103^M Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorie—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernico Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Wllliom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara... Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrle Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo St. — Nola 66F14 1493 1754 1041 —1212 452-R 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene--834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lone — Mary 713-R Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Chcrles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wiima 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martho 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy — 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Loura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 75 332-J 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoler State Home — Carol—1400 Wllliom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine — 432-M Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 1288 23 1208-J 14F13 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Mouriee Payne, 23 E. Aldon — Mildred E. Hofold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenoro 1399 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 345 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermtone 235-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr. — Aileen 14F24 1437 1623R 915 937 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R, R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 33F22 1554-W 589-W NAME Addarit and Rotory Anit Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Croig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita _ Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann . 17^ 1529RX 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 1351 1197 1155 653-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elvo 1515-J Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude 4M-J Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion ... .. 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 1341-J Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen ... Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trcbllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 1113 .1354 1630-W Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys 1855-W Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary . Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grotchen— Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy .. Frederick H. Weeks. 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello . . Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Roth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ■— Polly 1143 39 414-R 775-W 1448 552 .1535-W Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 1220*J 1271 T^e COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR a Published FREDERICK QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. • ■>- �"i/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 19, 19^9 TEMPUS FUGIT—Gurtain time for the opening performance of the 19^9 Coldwater Rotary Minstrels is gallop ing toward us, so next Tuesday's ■J. Li; Goodholm, McComb, i/IcConkey, Russ Moore, Owers, Patterson, Riedei'er, Schmitt, Treat, Vinton and Warren Williams # program time will be devoted to a rehearsal of choral numbers for this year's show® '.fednesday night rehearsals for the shovf vdll be resumed next week® Director Ed emphasizes that from here on in eveiyone must pitch in® Need v.'e say more? •a * •if EARLY LE/iVERS—Six (note to Carl: Your deputy, Vince, forgot to nick these boys). * SO TRUE--In these days of television, •it a person who wants to talk in the SCHOOLS NEED HELP—The present average living room has to go through channels. plight (financial) of the Coldwater School District was reviewed for club members Tuesday by four Rotarians, all of whom are members of the Coldwater Advisory Council women over forty-five call each on School Needs# other# DAFFYNITION—Girls are v/hat Fred Anderson keynoted the discussion vd.th Les Wise, Duke Davidson and Jess Waldron as the other panel members# on March 2# Ed Hawkins was program chairman# * •if * NOT GOOD—No news may be good news to some but not to us# It is darned difficult to get out a newsy ■it BRONSON DAY - Tuesday's visitors EVERY CLOUD has a silver lining# If nothing else, this Winter has hushed up the old-timers. The quartet presented a very convincing case for support of the schools and the importance of ap proving the extra millage proposal to be voted * included five Rotarians from nearby Bronson, Iloyd Junker, Bill Cadraan, Dick Schultz, Ken bulletin when everyone seems to be hibernating# It is hard to believe that a 70-plus member club is idle because of the weather. How about letting us in on what's going on? •if •if Xeeh ard Charles Hill# POHET PETEs The club also was happy to have Rotarian Herb Maxwell, from Vdnnipeg, Canada, as a guest, along v.'ith Jerry Lee Ford, the weekly student guest from Coldwater High. •it •if Put down that glass of booze And phone us a bit of good news If you don't drink (Just a few) Report on the members vdio do. •if ABSENTEES—Avery, Bacon, Burandt, Dally, Dale Dean, Faller, Seton &. Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregofional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Donald M. Harris, Choirman Attendonce— Russell Moore, Chairman Classification- 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken President HARVEY BENT F. Selon Bovee, Chairman Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosurer Fellowship— Edgor M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. See.-Treas. Horold Goodholm, John Walker Program- DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Dovidson, Clyde MembershipWilliams. James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, of Directors Meetings Music- lular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. ^^eeiol — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Douglas Woodward INTERNATIONAL Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairmon INTERNATIONAL Dr. Kenneth Oimsted, Howard CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Apirl-1959 Scholarships, Awards and Student October-195S Student Guests— Axner Olson Rural-Urban— 28—K. Avery Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill FRANK RITCHIE P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Community SafetyWayne Way Ray Mulchohey, H. J. McKnight Lewis Pennington, Howley Contacts- Hi '"onol Information— ' Joseph, Harold Hill 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relotions 19-K. Oimsted 26—B. K. Pearce June-1959 2-A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burandt Dr^.L^horno, Cralg Sebald Inte' 25-W. Bobier 2—S. Bovee Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Doug Woodward Bob 11—O. Barnes December—1958 Youth Committee— lnfa;nwtional Found. 18—R. Toupolik—Trade Assoc. Boys' ond Girls' Week- 14—R. Mulchohey—Children's Porty May-1959 November—1958 Bobier Kornstien, Rotary Foundaflon- R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations 7- 7—J. MeComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Bert Falter Ken Putnom, John Dean Vecatiena! Service 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31—M. McKelfh International Student Projects- Carl Vinton, Vincent 9—E. Luse—Rotary information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 30—C. Allemier Clyde Williams, Chairman Keath Pearce. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 3—P. Hurley 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urbon Riederer Gust Burandt Information- Milford A. McKeith Sergeant of Arms- March-1959 George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews international Service Dale Dean, Chairman INTERNATIONAL 2—J. Crippled Children- Teeter Public Gev. September—1958 Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, MagazineJohn Etsweiler, Chairman 17—E. Hawkins 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman 10—H. Joseph—Internotional Inf. 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety IP-B. Kefr-4-H Fair Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce February—1959 3-R. Fox 12-N. Shedd Guidance— Harvey Bent, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 5—B. Mllnes—Employer-Employee Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Beard Sebald Chorles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trode Associations— R. Toupallk, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION • Bill Mllnes, Joe Riederer, Croig Club Service COLDWATER/ MICH. 1958 Employer-Emplovine Relotlons COMMinEES 16—C. Sebald 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Howley January—1959 July-19S9 Shaw 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-T. Skobo 20—John Dean 21 —E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change ...ites with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairmon — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME 103^M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. 1466 371 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 229-W Addieii and Rotary Ann Phone No. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St — Ruth W8 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mor|orlo— 1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — ClaraGust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1105 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Howkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake — 1399 - 183 129 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, 75 — Evelyn 235-W 14F24 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen 446 1351 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — hiellle 653-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 1515-J 456-J 618 540-M 713-R 1045 1261 1415 1437 75 332-J 1039 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Ralph L. Toupolik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Dr. K. L. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna - 23 Werner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys ISSiS-W Carl F. VInfon, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia .. 39 414-R Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoler State Home — Carol-_1400 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Potterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleonor 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 640-J 345 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. — 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline : Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1554-W 589-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union Cilv — Evelyn 33F22 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1341-J 1113 _ . 1354 1630-W 1143 John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma 1535-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Warren Wlllioms, Batovia — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia _ _ Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Poily FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. VISITING 1197 1155 444 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 1529RX Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen The COLDWATER Published A745 834-M Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine .-.432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St, — Ilia 1288 Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Phone No. Robert E, Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lane — Virginia Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite Address and Rotary Ann Erich O, Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth Jomes F. McComb, 52 Daugherly St. — Laura 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moymo NAME 598-J 1754 1041 1212 452-R 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.._834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Maty John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma INC. 1448 5K Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 1220-J 1271 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. February 12, SOiffl FEIiULS have all the lucko Have received card from Russ Moore saying he "made up" Rotary last Friday at Pompano Beach, Fla, Russ reports "123 guests present. Yesterday and today temperature 82, nights 65. Sun hoti Glad the ■if ■if •if IN THE DOGHOUSE—Chet Allemier recently received a letter from a tourist inquiring if the author's dog could share accommodations at Chefs establishment. doctor said get sunshine." "I've been in this business for * * years," Chet wrote back. NEXT TUESDAY—Ed Hawkins, the chairman, has a program of timely interest lined up. Four members, Les Wise, Jess Waldron, Fred And "Never have I called on police to eject a dis orderly dog. Never has a dog set fire to a bed with a cigaret. Never have I found a towel or blanket in heard on the subject of Coldwater a dog's suitcase, nor a whiskey ring on his dresser. The dog is welcome, and if he will vouch for you, come school needs. along too." erson and Duke Davidson, will be All are members of the Citizens Committee on School Needs. With an extra millage vote in the offing, the program should be informative. ■if ■if ViffiLL PUT—Past RI Charles G. ■if President Tennant said: * THIS WEEK—Dr. Jose Machado, who serves as state and federal laison health officer in his native Brazil, was the speaker. Dr. Machado has been studying the activities of the Branch-Hillsdale District Health Department, and was introduced by Doc Harris. Harry Joseph was the chairman. The simple ideal of service, like a friendly smile or a happy song in a man's heart, has become the common denominator for men of many tongues, nations and races, men of different religious and political beliefs, men whose customs and traditions may differ, but who are united in a sim ple theme SERVICE. •if * * ■if ■if * HOW DO YA FEEL?—There was an VISITING ROTARIANS—Ed Jennings, Quincyj Bill Campbell, Bronson, and Ed L. Miller of old woman who said she always felt bad even when she felt good, for fear she would feel worse tomorrow. Detroit. •if 4f William Rupright, Coldwater high school senior, was the weekly POHET PETE: student guest. Vflien we * ■if MISSING FACES—Dale Dean, Faller,-Fox, Kerr, Kornstein, Russ Moore, Patterson, Putnam, Ribble, Shorno, Waldron, Way, Clyde V/illiams and Chuck Woodv^ard were listed as absent (Editor's note: Putnam put in a belated appearance so must be counted present)• sit down to write this stuff It always leaves us in a huff. We get plenty of ideas and lots of time But somehow, the words don't ri^one. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relotions COMMiHEES MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Aftendonce— Russell HARVEY JOHN Mark Andrews, Cholrmon Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin— BENT KENNEDY CHARLES FRED Classification- 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER F. Moore, Chairman Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary SCHMITT Treasurer WEEKS Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Harold Goodholm, John Walker Program— Horvey Bent, Chairman Harvey Bent. Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipWilliams. Woodword Board of Directors Meetings Edward C. Heltz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. Special — At the call of the President PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Magazine- INTERNATIONAL John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary Information- INTERNATIONAL Ernest W. Luso, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public 12-N. Shedd GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY information- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FRANK RITCHIE Carl Vfnton, Kealh Pearce. Vincent Vocational Service Waldron, Buyer-Seller P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Community Service Gust Burandt Chairman Relations Lewis Pennlnglon, Bob Hawley 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 30—C. Allemler Scholarships, Awards and Student 7—J. McComb—Ladles' Night Bert Faller 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Axner Olson 28—K. Avery Rurol-Urban— 31-M. McKeith 7- 14—R. Mulchohey—Children's Party 21-H. J. MeKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-19S9 November—1958 Bobler 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Doy Aprli-1959 October—195B Guidance- March-1959 September—1958 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information Keith Avery, Chairman 16—P. Ribble—Stog Night Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews 5—R. Moore 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Safety— 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations Erich Schwengei, Byron Thomas, 11—0. Bornes 19-K. Olmsted Wayne Way 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. 26-6. K. Pearce Boys' and Girls' Week25-W. Bobier Ray Mulchohey, H. J. MeKnight December—1958 2—S. Bovee Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Show International 2-A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R, 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-19S9 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarion Mag. Contacts- Don Shorno, Crolg Sebald International June-)959 9—G. Burandt internaliona! Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Deon Kornstien, Rotary FoundationDoug Woodward Sergeant of Arms- R. G. Four Woy TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce Clyde Williams, Chairman Mllford A. McKeith INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 24—E. Schwengel-~Com. Safety 26—H. Frank Ritchie—DIst. Gov. International Service Dale Dean, Chairman 3-R. Fox 17—£. Hawkins 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Music- "sgular — First Thursday eoch Month, DISTRICT 636 Douglas February—1959 5—B. MIfnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Student Guests— James F, McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, 12:15 Auguit~1958 Sebald Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - 1956-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service Information— Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 16-C. Sebald Show 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-7. 20—John 21—E. B. Thomos Dean 27—George Owers 23-F. Skabo VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program ehalrmatt of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Roth 928 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorie — 1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3 — Ruth ... 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura . .. -- 332-J Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene. .834-W Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. MeKnight, Coldwater Slate Home — Carol ...1400 William A. Milncs, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Hurvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine.. Guvorrle Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Noia 1212 452-R _483-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lane — Moiy 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1045 1261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel ... 1466 598-J 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 540-M ... 1039 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine . —432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila 1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — ChorloHe 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1208-J George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 14F13 1623R B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicogo St. — Eleanor Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 129 1868-W Harold T. HIM, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Edword C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn 235-V/ 14F24 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 1437 Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothel 915 __-640-J .345 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 -» Caroline 3 1554-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R, 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 33F22 539-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengei, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy ... .1745 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita 1529RX Pobert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia .. .^6 ... 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise 1197 V/ilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia __ ..1155 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie 653-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Marslicll St. — Gertrude 1515-J 456-J Howard M. Toeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia . i341-J Ralph I. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen ... . V/ebsler Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1113 1354 Raymot^d A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann . Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St. — Mary __ Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W Wayne W. \Voy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy .. Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1 — Wilma Warren Willioms, Bafcvia — loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 - Cella . . _ 1448 1554-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth _-1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly See. 34.66, P. L. & R oowe FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ttlCii. INC. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 552 1535-W Bron 120 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 1143 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice . ... . 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 414-R The COLDWATER Published 1630-W _ . 1855-W .ST- 1271 �Pro/its Most Who Serves 'Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 6, 19^9 NEXT TUESDAY—Harry Joseph, who has the program, will present Dr. Machado, a South American current ly visiting Doc Harris' county health Charlie, due to his business, has found it increasingly difficult to attend meetings regularly. He will be missed. ■5 department. * * FUNNEL TO LES—The board has 100 PERCENTERS—A special feature of this week's session was the annual presentation of perfect attendance pins to 30 members. decided to expedite the payment of minstrel show bills this year by having all members who incur bills in connection with this year's production, present them promptly A special orchid for Warner Van Aken, who now has an astounding record of to Les Wise. A full announcement will be made next Tuesday. 36 years without missing a meetingi. * * Other long timers include: Fred Weeks, 19 yearsj Mark Andrews, 12; Ernest Luse and Robert Kerr, II5 Fritz Van Aken, 10; ^yron Thomas, 7j Dale Dean, 63 President Dick Biringer and John Dean,U. AFTER GLOW OK'D—Another decision by the directors this week is that there will be a party following the final performance of this year's minstrel show. The loca tion and other details will be decided Three-year pins went to Seton Bovee, Harold Goodholm, Chick Kennedy, later. Keith Pearce and Carl Vinton. * Two-year pins were awarded to * CLUB AIDS PROJECT—The board has John Etsweiler, Craig Sebald and voted to spend $2^ from the crippled Richard Moore. -children's fund to help purchase an accordian for a crippled patient at Coldwater State Home and Training One-year pins were presented to Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent, Olin Dally, Robert Hawley, Herman Koelbel, Axner Olson, Conrad Swart, Howard Teeter, Lester Wise, Charles and Leslie Woodward. Tuesday's program was presented by Merle Corey, whose sideline is raising mink. We can't report op it because we were absent due to ill School. This particular patient, although unable to read a note of music, plays an accordian expertly and is able to provide other patients at the state institution with entertainment. Other service clubs are participat ing in this project. ness. We hear, hovrever, that it was an enjoyable program. * ■5E WITH REGRETS—The directors, at their monthly meeting this week, accepted the resignation of veteran member, Charles Fiske, with sincere Seton & Duke regrets. You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURG1S — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell - Classification- 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY JOHN FRED Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President BENT Vice President Bulletin— KENNEDY CHARLES Mark Andrews, Chairman Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary SCHMITT Duone Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- V/EEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. See.-Treos. DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wse, Harold Goodholm, John Walker Program- Harvey Bent, Chairmen Board of Director* Meeting* Music- 12:15 Edward C. PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Chairman Chester H. Curry. P.M. 'Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 635 Holtz, INTERNATIONAL MagazineJohn Etsweiler, Noel CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Chairman Shedd Teeter Public Information- Dole Dean, Chairman INTERNATIONAL Milford A. McKeith GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY Carl Vinton, Pearce. R. G. FRANK RITCHIE 9—E. Lusc—Rotary Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Doy 31-M. McKeith April-1959 30—C. Allemier Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28—K, Avery Axner Olson Rurol-Urban— Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 November—1958 Bobier 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Wayne Way Bays' and Girls' Week- 25-W. Bobier 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Ray Mulchohey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Internotional 2-A. 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladles' Night Rice 16-C. Sebald 23—R. Shaw 0—8. Hawley January—1959 Information- Olmsted K. Pearce June-1959 30—D. Dean. July-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotorion Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13—W. Couillard 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 19—K. 26-8. 2—S. Bovee 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holt*—Merry Christmos Don Shorno, Croig Sebald 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations December—1958 Webb Treat, Bob Shaw international Contacts— Woldron, Chairman 14—R. Mulchohey—Children's Porty Community Safety- Ken Putnam, John Dean Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 3—P. Hurley 10—D. Moore-Rurcl-Urban Riederer Gust Burandt Vincent Kornstien, Rotary FoundationDoug Woodward Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL March-1959 George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Clyde Williams, Chairman International Student Projects- Sergeant of Arms— Keath 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Gov. 2—J. Inlernotionol Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Erich Scnwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Bornes Rotary Informotion— Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL 17—E. Hawkins 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair September—1958 Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward gular — First Thursday each Month, Four Way Test- Student Guests— James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Williams. February—1959 3-R. Fox 12-N. Shedd GuidanceBert Falter Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRoy Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duone Davidson, Clyde Membership- 1958*1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—international Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trode Associations— R. Toupallk, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 F. Moore, Chairman Sebald 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L, Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Phone No. 1036-M 928 NAME Addrett and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Phone No. 1466 598-J Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy .. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita ... Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon 1493 1754 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy - 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3 — Ruth 75 Conoid V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Looro 332-J Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clora 1212 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorle .—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M 1745 1529RX 446 371 Keilh T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 229-W NAME Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginia 1351 1197 .1155 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chieogo St. — Nellie 6^-M ._1515-J Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshall St. — Gertrude 456-J Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 4S2-R Guvorrie Coffmon, 759 B. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E, Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen — . 444 Harold J, McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol 1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite 209 Richord 0. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine _ 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R, 2 — Ann .1630-W John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth - Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys 1855-W Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1261 1415 1105 513>J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 533-R 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. - Carol Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 129 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hormlone Edward C. Holli, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 235-W 14F24 1437 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1288 23 1208-J 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 1623R Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 915 8. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothei —. Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 640-J 345 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 11610 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City - Brelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Schmitt, 18 B. Alden St. — Berget 33F22 11554-W 589-W Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion ... ... E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen .... Wayne W, Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Published by COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., VISITING ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1143 _ . Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 1448 552 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma ... .1535-W Warren Williams, Bafavia — LaMoine Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello . . 1554-M Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Rgfh -.1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly WEEKS OUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1354 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St. — Alice .... 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia - .-.414-R John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W 'Rotary REFLECTOR H. 1113 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. CKIcogo St. — Mary .. The COLDWATER FREDERICK 618 _1341-J INC. 1271 �'He Profits Most W-ho Serves Best' The COLD WATER gotorj REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 29, 19^9 NO MINK GOATS— Ray Fox, who has next Tuesday's program, and used to raise foxes for a profit, is planning to present Merle Corey as his speaker. For those "who are wondering what foxes and Merle Corey have in common, we'll explain that the latter is addition to PROGR/IM IDEA—What v.a,th everyone talking about whether the city should buy or generate its electrical needs, and with a vote scheduled for April, a debate or separate programs giving both sides of the issue might prove profitable as well as interesting. •if •if a mink farmer in his work vdth the county welfare department. THAT TIME OF YEAR—A citizen walked into the postoffice the other day and complained that he had been receiv Ray tells us that Merle will bring a couple of live mink (or is it minks or minx?) for the members to view. And that vdll be about as close as most of us will ever get to a mink coat. * ing threatening letters through the mail and allovfed that ' he was getting "mighty tired of it". Postmaster Gus assured the irate individual that sending threats through the mail is illegal and said he was confident something could be done about * the matter. THIS TUESDAY—Paul Hurley, who chairmaned the program, pre sented Robert Johnson, district representative of Blue Cross- Blue Shield, who gave an informa Then he asked: "Do you have any idea who is doing it?" "I sure have", was the reply, "its tive talk concerning the growth those Internal Revenue fellas dovm. in of hospital and medical protection, and the type and cost of hospital care enjoyed today by Americans. Washington". •if •if •}f IMPORTANT DATES—April ^-6, when 4f EARLY LEAVERS—Just three, vrtiich is far better than par. the District Conference will be held in Battle Creek. •if * ■if •jf •if •if •if NINE PER NIGHT—Bob Shaw and his ROTARIAN VISITORS—Laurence minstrel show ticket committee convened Werner, Bob Stocker and Dwight Green, all of Bronsoni and our old friend. Dale Ulery of Goshen, before rehearsal Wednesday night and decided that each member will be given Ind. nine of each of the three performances. Keith Balcom, CHS senior, was the week's student guest. The tickets will be passed out next Tuesday so it might be a good idea to start lining up your purchasers without delay. •if * * ABSENTEES—Burandt, Etsweiler, Faller, Hawkins, Komstein, Milnes, a total of 27 show tickets to sell, •if •if •if Olmsted, Putnam, Riederer, Schmitt, Treat and Doug Woodward. •if •if Seton (c Duke •if You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- 1958 - 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin FRED WEEKS 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS 3-R. Fox 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—Internatlonol Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short 12-N. Shedd 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Rice 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. F. Moore, Chairman R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Classification- Mark Andrews, Chairman Pr«»idenf Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice Preildent Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Choirman Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas, Four Woy Test- Otis Barnes, Keoth Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- 17—E. Hawkins 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Gov. 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day Music- ^ular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 Edward C. Hoitz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P.M. Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MagazineJohn Etsweiier, Chairmen Noel Shedd 31-M. McKelth Gust Burandt April-1959 30—C. Allemler Ernest W. Luse, Chairman CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Keoth ROTARY INTERNATIONAL R. G. FRANK RITCHIE Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Relotians Lewis Pennlngton, Bob Hawley Don Shorno, Craig Sebald international 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-19S9 5—R. 25—W. Bobier information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19—K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1958 June—1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burandt International Contacts- Woldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller P. O. Box 166, Hastings, Mich. Youth Committee- Doug Woodward Pearce. Vocational Service 21-H. J. McKnight 11—O. Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean Kornstlen, Rotary Foundation- A. McKelth Carl Vinton, Vincent GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Wayne Way Boys' and Girls' Week- Clyde Williams, Chairman Sergeant of Arms- 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, International Service Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL November—1958 Bobier Community Safety- Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Rotary Informolion- INTERNATIONAL 17—V. Kornstlen George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward Morch-1959 September—1958 Horold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 ProgramGuldonee— DIRECTORS—Richard BIringer, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman 7—J. McComb—Ladles' Night Bert Faller Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WoldRay Fox 14—B. Faller—Occupational ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipStudent Guests— 21—L. Pennlngton—Buyer-Seller Axner Olson Williams. James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglos 28-K. Avery Rural-UrbanBoard of Directors Meetings Februory—1959 August—1958 Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Assoeiofions— Russell OFFICERS BY ELECTION Sebald 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—R. Show 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 Julv-1959 16—C. Sebald 6—J. Estweiler—Rotorlan Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having spcciol programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay — 103^M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 371 Dr. Chofles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorle —1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chlcogo St. — Nola 1212 452-R 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene—834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiier, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1261 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 4131 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 183 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilmo Robert B, Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Mortha Ph«ne No. 1466 598-J 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy. . 1374 Lloyd livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Morguerite 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 75 332-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia ... Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R, R. 3 — Elizabeth 23 1208-J 14F13 Worner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Mouriee Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 915 937 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 1288 1623R Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel ..640.J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor __ . 345 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union CUy — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1161-J 33F22 - ...1554-W 589-W Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 456-J 618 .. 1341-J 1113 1354 1630-W 1143 1855-W _ ... 39 414-R 775-W H, 1448 Frederick H, Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice - . ..1535-W Bron. 120 Lester F, Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia 552 1554-M Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. . ... .1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ..1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly WEEKS OUALtTY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICK. Meeting Time: TUESDAY . Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK by 1155 653-M 1515-J Clyde Williams, R. R, 1 — Wilmo Worron Williams, Bafavio — LaMolne Notary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER .. Rolph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen - 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lita 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E, Chicago St. — Nellie — . ... Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion ..432-M 4^ 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwaler State Home — Carol..1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1745 1529RX . Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rito INC. 1271 �"/?e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 22, 19^9 ViE DON'T KNOV/—V'ahat next Tuesday vd.ll produce in v/ay of a program. George Ovrers is listed as chaiman for next week and George, due to the ice storm, has been a hard man to locate. We suggest that you turn up at next week's program and see for yourself.(It could be that the program chaiimian has been sv^itched.) « THIS TUESDAY—The club had a chance to look ahead with Harold weatherman, vfho operated on a sour note all day. * * THEY TELL US—Ed Hav/kins made the difficult transition from begin ning to expert skier in just one week end up at Hidden Valley near Gaylord. We know this to be quite a feat because we've seen those slopes up at the Otsego Ski Club. * Garrison, chief of the Education * * Division of the Michigan Department of Aeronautics, at the probable impact of the jet age on transporta tion. WE SUGGEST—If you can't show up • • • • make upI There are three other Rotary clubs, in this county and more than 10,000 around the world. Garrison is of the opinion, he said, that cities such as Coldwater, with well-planned and well-equipped airports, will benefit by a rapid growth of "feeder lines". John Dean was program chairman. * * VISITORS—Rotarians Wendell Hathaway, Brohson, Carlton McKenzie, * COMMUNITY SERVICE—Coldwater Rotaiy continues to serve the community. Two members. Dale Dean and Noel Shedd, were last week named president and vicepresident of the Coldwater Industrial Development corporation. Dean succeeded another Rotarian, Duke Davidson, who served as president five years. C^uincy. * Other guests v/ere Dale Mollenkopf and Keith Hill, guests of OUR SLIP IS SHOWING—The District John Dean; City Engineer Godfrey (Tom) Governor's attendance report for Collins, guest of Dick Moore, and Glenn Barlow, CHS senior, vriio was December the weekly student guest. year. shows the Coldwater club slipped 1.5?6 percent from the previous Our attendance last month was 90.82, while a year ago it was 92.78. * * * * •jj ABSENTEES—Fiske, Goodholm, Hawkins, Komstein, Russ Moore, POHET PETE: and Thomas. ^ early leavers—Seven. * See them tumbling down. Trees they fall to the ground. Lonely and cold I'll be found. Without any lights, I'm snowbound. -it BRAVE SOULS—Despite icy highways, falling limbs, etc., there was a sizeable turnout at Elks Temples Wednesday night for .the weekly minstrel rehearsal. Bverybocty" was in tune but the Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �,Sh..•".''. 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8591 NOITCELE YB SRECIFFO derflA .C ,drawdooW .L selrahC namriahC ,erooM .F llessuR namriahC ,sirraH DERF TNEB YEVRAH REGNIR1B DRAHCIR tnediserP -noitacifissalC SKEEW TTIMHCS SELRAHC YDENNEK NHOJ yelruH luaP ,nosdivaD enauD .HCIM ,RETAWDLOC FO BULC YRATOR �'He Profits Mo>t Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 1^, 1959 FLYING HIGH-^other top notch program coming up next Tuesday, A REAL MEMORIAL—The Rotary Foundation Fellowships were started in I9U7 as a memorial to Paul P. Harris, John Dean, chairman for next week, is planning to present as his speaker, Harold Garrison, who is chief of the Public Information and Education Division of the Idichigan Department of Aeronautics. founder of Rotary. Since then fellowships have been awarded to 1,201 young men and women from 66 countries for study in li.3 countries. Total grants for this Rotary contribution toward the promotion of international understanding have been more than $33000,000. * THIS "WEEK—The club heard a talk by David Liechty concerning the importance of work being done to assist the physically handicapped- Last month, 131 outstanding graduate students from 3h countries were awarded Rotary Fellov/ship grants averaging $2,600 each and totalling about $3U0,000 to finance advanced study abroad during the 1959-60 academic year. Dave has a son who is a victim of cerebral palsy, so he is able to talk on the^ subject with authority. He illustrated his remarks with a movie showing the various causes of cerebral palsy, its effects and various programs now in operation All of which is just another way of pointing out that Coldwater's $250 goal for this project is really needed. Go to it, Carll to help victims of this ailment. Wilford Couillard was program FEBRUARY READING—In your next Rotarian chairman* _;/"ou will find two pictorials commemorating the l50th affl^versary of the birth of a * ,great American—Abraham Lincoln. ABSENTEES—Dale Dean, Bert Faller, Charlie Fiske, Paul Hurley, Mac McKeith, Charlie Schmitt, Byron Thomas and Wayne Way* * VISITORS—Rotarians Bud Higbie and Nels Weber, Bronsonj Lindsey Baker and John Williams, of Quincy; Oliver Faaborg, Jackson. One is entitled "Looking at Lincoln." It deals with the reactions other is Harry Hockstad, Coldwater, was Faaborg's guest. Keith Tice was the weekly student guest from Coldwater High School. some "The Man Who Made Lincoln." This pictoidal, by Alfred Steinberg, is the story of the famed sculptor, Daniel Chester Frencji, who created the masterpiece in Washington. * Bob Johnson, Battle Creek, was a guest of John Etsweiler, and of the 2,000,000 Washington visitors who gaze at the Lincoln Memorial annually. The •Jt- POHET PETE; We got noibhin;' to say this week. Just can't find the words to seek. But keep on watchin' this ole spot. We're sure to find some tommy-rot. * THERE V/ERE NINE early leavers. * * * Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relotions Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig COMMIHEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Altenda nee— 1958 ■ 1959 JOHN President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— KENNEDY CHARLES FRED Mark Andrews, Chairman Selon Bovee, Chairman Secretory SCHMITT Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosurer FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Asst. Soc.-Treos. WEEKS Chairman 3-R. Fox ]2-N. Shedd 24—E. 5chwengel-~Com. Safety 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Gov. Four Woy Test- September—1958 Otis Barnes, Keath Pearee 2—J. Community Service 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information Keith Avery, Chairman 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Crippled ChildrenGeorge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Gust Burandt of Directors Meetings 30—C. Allemier yular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Edward C. Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward Music- Magazine- INTERNATIONAL John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary Informotion— Ernest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL A. Carl Vinton, Kooth Peorce. Buyer-Seller Chairman Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley International Contacts- Don Shorno, Croig Sebald International 11—O. Bornes 25-W. Bobier Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 31-M. McKelth Apirt-1959 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relotions 19—K. Olmsted 26-B. K. Pearce December—19SS June-19S9 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Service Doug Woodward R. G. Waldron, P. O. Box 16B, Hastings, Mich. Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Vincent Komstien, Rotory Foundation- Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FRANK RITCHIE Roy Mutchahey, H. J. McKnlght Youth Committee- International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean McKeith Found. 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Clyde Williams, Chairman Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Wayne Way Boys' and Girls' Week- International Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnom—Internationol Doy May-1959 November—1956 Bobier Community Safely— March-t959 3—P. Hurley 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer Horold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student October—195S Progrom— GuidanceDIRECTORS—Richard Blringer, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night Bert Faller Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaidRay Fox 14—B. Faller—Occupational ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipStudent Guests— Williams. Axner Olson 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Rurol-Urbon— 28-K. Avery Board Februory—1959 17—E. Hawkins 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice Classification- 1956-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Shotr Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Seisald 9—B. Short—Ladles' Night Burandt 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. 30—O. Dean. 30—B. Hawley Januory—1959 Jury-1959 16-C. Sebald Shaw 6—J. Estweiier—Rotarion Mog. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard i4-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E, B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorle Otis O. Bornes, R. R. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1490 66F14 1493 1754 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1212 452-R Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 834-W 713-R 162-W 1045 1261 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 513-J or 166 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. f'earl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edword C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 1399 183 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St, — Wilma Robetr B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Matrho Phone No. 1466 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme NAME Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Ernest W. luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Lauro 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Horold j. McKnight, Coldwalor Stale Home — Carol -1400 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St. — Gertrude ..456-J E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 1341-J Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 1623R 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. n61-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City - Evelyn Charles Sehmltt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys MICHIGAN 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 39 414-R Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilmo 552 1535-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _ Warren Williams, Batavio — laMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia - _ Charles I. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 589-W Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth H. WEEKS SPRING COLDWATER, COLDWATER, 1143 1855-W 1448 Bron PRODUCTS, UICH. INC. 120 1554-M 1271 1220-J Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R QUALITY Meeting Time: TUESDAY .1354 1630-W 775-W 33F22 FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 618 1113 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen "^Rotary REFLECTOR by _ Cor) F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 345 1155 653-M 1515-J Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 1344 1288 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swon, R. R. 4 — Elva WNIiam A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine — 432-M Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Mourice Poyne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise The COLDWATER Published -446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia 540-M . 23 120S-J 14F13 1745 1529RX Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann 834-M Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Pbone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy .. 1374 Lloyd LIvermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 598-J 229-W 1271 �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 8, 1959 Dear Sarges We Tmz Just Joking, You are doing a fine Job, and we , are pleased no end to discover that at least someone reads the Reflector, Carry on. announced by next week. The club was introduced Tuesday to the opening and closing choral medleys, which this year will feature hit tunes from the * previous shows. NEXT TUESDAY—Will Couillard Tidll chairman the program which will feature Dave Liechty and a film. * * * THIS WEEK—John Etsweiler, with an assist from Keith Avery and Noell Shedd, convinced the members that the Rotarian contains top reading material. * * * SHORT LIST—Only seven members, Faller, Fiske, Goodholm, Hawkins, McConkey, Owers and Ribble were listed as absent. <(• FIVE VISITORS—Tuesday's guest list included four Bronson Rotarians, Dick Schultz, Nels Weber, Bill Zabonick and Doc Gomley, and one from Quincy, Elmer Dobson. * * BOARD ACTIONS—The directors met today and took several actions. A classification change for Ray Fox, from Past Service to Senior Active was voted. In another ballot, the board went on record as being in favor of the club sponsoring two foreign exchange students next year. The board will recommend that an effort be made to secure next year's students from Latin America countries. The board also decided that Rotary should Join other service clubs and groups in the current local show of interest in Coldwater State Home and Training School. President Dick was authorized to pick a committee to visit State Home and reports its opinions. It was decided to send the three Rotary-sponsored foreign exchange students attending CHS this year to * DATES ARE SET—The news is out I The 1959 Coldwater Rotary Minstrels will perform in public the evenings of March 12, 13 and ll; at Tibbits theater. Jihe Little college this spring along with three Coldwater students. the show. President Dick plans to have show committees selected and The board felt it would be a valuable- experience for the three German pupils. * Evening rehearsals will start next Wednesday, with the end men getting in a little private practice Sunday afternoons. An eight-week rehearsal program is planned by Ed Holtz, who is again directing UN session at Hillsdale it COMMUNITY SERVICE—Coldwater Rotary continues to play an important role in civic affairs. We refer, of course, to the recent election of Wilford Couillard as Chamber of ' Commerce president, succeeding another Rotarian, Noel Shedd, who served capably in the position for two years. * Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employei^Empioyee>Relation$ Bill Mlines, Joe Rlederer, Croig COMMinEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- 17—E. Hawkins 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair 24—E. Sehwengel—Com. Safety Rico 26—H. Frank Ritchie-Dist. Gov. Morch-1959 JOHN R, Toupalik, Phil RIbble Mark Andrews, Choirmon President Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken — Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT — KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Duane Dovidson, Paul Hurley Treosurer FellowshipEdgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. Harold Goodholm, John Walker DIRECTORS—Richard Birlnger, Lester Wise, Program- Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- — First Thursday each Month, Jj 12:15 C. Holfz, Chairman INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL MagazineJohn Etsweiler, Noel Gust Burandt Teeter Public Axner Olson Rural-Urban— R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations FRANK RITCHIE Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 31-M. McKeith Aprii-1959 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. 25-W. Bobier Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week— Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw international Contacts— International Information- Don Shorno, Croig Sebald Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 21-H. J. McKnight 25—A. Olson—Student Day 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1953 June-19S9 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burandt Service 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Parly May-1959 November—1958 Community Safety- Doug Woodward Pearce. Vocational Service P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 7—J. MeComb—Lodies' Night 14—B. Foller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28—K. Avery International Information— Keoth 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 16—P. RIbble—Stag Night Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Clyde Williams, Chairman Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY International Student ProjectsMilford A. McKeith INTERNATIONAL Ken Putnam, John Deon Sergeant of ArmsGEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Carl Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rotory FoundationGOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer 30—C. Allemler Wayne Way Choirmon Shedd Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Erich Sehwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Rotary Informotion— Ernest W. Luse, Chairman CLIFFORD A. RANDALL September—1958 George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Bobier Edward Chester H. Curry. DISTRICT 635 ROTARY Crippled Children- Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Music- P.M. "Special — At the coll of the President ROTARY Douglas Woodward Boord af Directors Meetings Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Student Guests— James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, ^ Four Woy TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce GuidanceBert Falter Harvey Bent, Chairman Williams. 3-R. Fox 5—B. Mlines—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relations— 12-N. Shedd Classification- 1959 February—1959 C. Fiske, Bill Short Russell F. Moore, Chairmen Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 Sebold 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Show 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 Juiy-1959 16-C. Sebald 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlan Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Coulllord 14-T. Skobo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change doles with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 103^M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene ._834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mory 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — ellen Jo 162-W John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Albert F. Follor, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1045 1261 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chieogo St. — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen 183 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 NAME 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M 75 Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _ ..414-R 1623R Ficderick VanAken, 65 E. Chieogo St. — Mary Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma 640-J 345 1161.J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W Worren Williams, Botavia — LaMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Calia . .. Chorles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. 33F22 Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. — Polly *0 lANi |''.W n g ^ cf-pM - IQ-;.- ■ ic FREDSRICK COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN WELCOME . 552 _1535-W .... Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth 589-W 775-W 1448 Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 12i20-J Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R O by 1143 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice .. 937 The COLDWATER Published 1354 1855-W _ 39 Phil RIbble, 35V2 Morse St. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1113 Warner B. VanAken, R, R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St. — Alice B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 'Rotary REFLECTOR _. . .456-J 618 1341-J Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne 915 Charles SchmitI, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget . E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 14F13 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn 1515-J 23 1208-j Roy C. Patterson, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1351 1630-W Dr. K. L, Olmsted, 70 Marsholi St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha _ .-1197 1155 6U-M Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 1344 ..1288 Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chlcogo St. — Nellie Howard Swan, R^ R. 4 — Elva 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 1529RX 446 Conrod Swarf, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol ...1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerlfe 209 Richard D. Moore, 1961/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — RIto ... . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann .... Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy . 1374 Lloyd Llvermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy -- .1745 .1466 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorie—1490 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 INC. 1271 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. 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Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 8, 1959- December 28, 1963 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/e69df8a2fe9bf381dd4e18ef34512cac.pdf 5df7a419e58d3bbde170285775310184 PDF Text Text FROM QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS Inc. 10-18 SO. PARK DRIVE PHONE 594 COLOWATER. MICH. , POSTMASTER: Sete Se necearss rms ONRE Ut PORTER COMMENTED Bulletin “| gl 7a Mie hag lone �"He Profits Mo'st Who^ Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 31j 1958 WORD TO WISE—John Etswexler has next Tuesday's program and -vre hear it will have something to do with the Hotarian, A little "boning up" might prove profitable® * of Quincy. Eddie Green, Coldwater, was Mac McKeith's guest. itr Ift- EARLY LEAVERS—Eight signed but lU took off early. * * NO YULE Alfi-IESTY—We foolishly thought our money-mad serge ant-atarms might overlook our failure to publish last week® Not Carl, however® Our slip up was due to the fact that we forgot a midweek holiday might mess up our publication •M- ABSENTEES—Bacon, Burandt, Curry, Fiske, Harris, Hawkins, Kerr, Komstein, Owers, Skabo, Toupalik and Way. ■M- schedule. IT'S NO SECRET—That rehearsals * * for the 1959 Rotary Minstrels will * get under way in the very near future, SOMEONE NEW ADDED—The latest addition to Coldwater Rotary is Fred Anderson, who was welcomed into membership Tuesday. Fred needs no introduction to Rotarians, who have long repsected him for the prominent part he has assumed in many civic affairs. Fred will be a real addition to the club, as Ken Putnam pointed out in introducing him to Ed Holtz conferred with several of the prospective end men this week. The production is scheduled for midMarch. * GOOD HUOTING—The recent Hunters Ball sponsored by the Union City club netted for the club treasury. the members. * * * * IT WORKSl—This week's program chaiiman, Dale Dean, presented a recorded talk by Earl Nightingale, Tho retired at the age of 35 with a huge annual income. The speaker pointed out that to succeed, one must have a goal. He was correct. We set out goal as getting out this week's issue-and by golly, we are succeeding. Joking aside. Dale's program was a novel presentation of some mighty excellent thinking of the subject of success. * BRfiVE SOUL—Doug Bullock, Three Rivers editarian, irecently gave members of his club a chance to express their views of the club's bulletin by means of a unique questionnaire. We wouldn't dare. * * POHET PETES The minstrel show is nearing For which the public longs. So oil up your tonsils and Prepare to learn some songs. * Seton & Duke TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Jack Schafer, Glen Barnett, Bill Cadman, Ken Yesh, Russ Megargle, and Bob Stocker, of Bronson; Elmer Dobson and Carlton McKenzie, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK ~ Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee relations COMMITTEES COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Mllnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service Harris, Chairman Attendance- 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short OFFICERS BY ELECTION 195B - RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN Mork Andrews, Chairman Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman Ritchie—Dist. Gov. Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Program- 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rurol-Urban Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information DIRECTORS-Richord Blringer, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership— Williams. Jomes F. McComb, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donold Harris, Jess Waid* Warner Woodward of Directors Meetings Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. ^^^eeial — At the call of the President INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Chairman John Etsweiler, Chairman Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL A. Ken Putnam, John Dean Cari Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rotary Foundation— Keoth Pearce. Doug Woodward International Contacts- R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations FRANK RITCHIE Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 7- 7—J. MeComb—Ladles' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21-H. J. McKnight 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Don Shorno, Craig Sebold International Found. 11—O. Barnes 25—W. Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Bobier 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1953 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Sergeont of Arms— Vocational Service P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Youth Committee- International Student Projects- McKeith April-1959 October—1958 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- Clyde Williams, Chairman Dole Dean, Chairman 31-M. McKelth November—1958 Community Safety— Erich Schwengei, Byron Thomas, International Service Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28-K. Avery Axner Olson Rural-Urban— Roy Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Noel Shedd Rotary Information- CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Student Guests- Wayne Way Magazine- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bert Failer Bobier Music- guiar — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 VanAken, Douglos Guidance- March-1959 September—1958 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Crippled ChildrenTreasurer Fellowship— George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Edgor M. Hawkins, Chairman Gust Burandt Asst. See.-Treos. 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student KENNEDY Board 26—H. Frank Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keoth Pearce Hawkins 24—E. Schwengei—Com. Safety 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair R. Toupolik, Phil Rlbble Rice Classification— 1959 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 17—E. 12-N. Shedd Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— February—1959 3-R. Fox August-1958 Sebold 9—8. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burandt 16-C. Sebold 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz-Merry Christmas 23—R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley Jonuary—1959 Jgly-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rofarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14—T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1958-59. if you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Progrom Chairmen — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phono No. Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 2B0 Grond St. — Margaret. Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara,-.—. 1754 -1041 ,1212 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Gust C. Burondt, 178 Folrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R ..4B3-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary.. 713-R 162-W ...1045 1261 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla ., —12B8 B. K. Pearce, 350 Morsholl St. — Lorraine 183 14F24 1437 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia ._ 1745 1529RX 446 .... 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise .. . .1197 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 1155 Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen .. .. V/ebster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 129 1868-W ..235-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen Phone No. Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol -.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine 432-M 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 75 Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengei, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy .. Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie - .. -.- ..653-M Howofd Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva 1515-J Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude . ....456-J Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon 618 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 1105 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Boifour Dr. — Doris 540-M NAME Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura . . —332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — - ... 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen . - - 444 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 834-M Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 533-R Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte 1415 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moymo Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Refha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 598-J Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy .. 1374 Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — imogone .B34-W Duane E. Davidson, 145 Folrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha 1493 Guvorrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Noio Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay — Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth W8 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Chorles R. Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie .__1490 23 12C8-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathet .. ..640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor .. 345 Phil Ribble. 35V2 Morse St. 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Ui.Ion City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Sehmefl, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 33F22 . 1554-W 589-W E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 1341-J .. Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R, 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner 8. VonAken, R. R, 2 — Gladys .... Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice .,1113 1354 1630-W 1143 . 1855-W 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 414-R John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen ..... 775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy . 1448 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 552 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilmo ., Worsen Williams, Batovia — LaMoine .1535-W .. . ... Bron. 120 Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Morshall St. — Polly 1271 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia , 1554-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . ._ 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ._1220-J Tbe COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. L. & R. 'R^otary REFLECTOR (fOOWf I'j M I r- s\ * FREDERICK H. WEEKS OUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICE, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME INC, �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December iS, 1958 SHORT5 SliVEET—Ed Holtz^ program chairman for next Tuesday, reveals his plans will permit our merchant members (including himself, of course) to get back to their stores HOW'S YOUR VOICE?—Just a reminder that rehearsals for Coldwater Rotary's 1959 Minstrels will start soon after Auld Lang Syne, with little time lost. if * if PILFERED—It seems there was once * a lad who made a practice of stuffing TUNEFUL EARFUL—Best describes the program provided this week by Chairman Chet Gurry, a book inside his pants when he could see a good paddling in the offing. It seems he appreciated the value of a good literary background, Chet didn't get fined for ad vertising but he sure demonstrated the fine Job he is doing with his Albion Rotary Call school musicians. * The concert of Christmas music presented by his Cardinal Choir must rank among the memorable programs of the year. * * if if HATS OFF—to the Battle Creek, which recently voted to bring a graduate student from a foreign country to the United States for a two-year scholar ship at the University of Michigan or some other approved school. NEW RECORD?—Tuesday's list of absentees included only six All funds are being raised by the club members • a big project in the best Rotary tradition. names, to wits Dale Dean, Ed Hawkins, Charley Fiske, Harold Hill, if if if Byron Thomas and Vfeb Treat, , The guest list also was painfully brief vrith only two visiting Rotarians, Jack Ashcom of Adrian, and A1 M, La-Fever of NEWS IS SCARCE SO Ti?E WILL USE THIS SPACE TO WISH ONE AND ALL A Edinburg, Texas, VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS A1 Obed, Coldwater, was a guest of Paul Hurley, Triiile Chuck Harvey, CHS senior, student leader and athlete, was the week's AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR if if if student guest. * •if •if POHET PETEs EARLY LE^IVERS—Seven, Me, tool ^ ^ # YULE REMINDER—Don't forget the club's Christmas toy project. All members have lists of children and the idea is to get them toys BEFORE Christmas. Time is growing short so let's get busy. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance— Russell - F. Moore, Chairman Classification— 1959 President Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee Competitor Relolions— 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Oist. Gov. Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service DIRECTORS-Richard BIrlnger, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wold- Program- Ray Fox James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Woodward Boord of Directors Meetings September—1958 3—P. Hurley 2—J. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer Edward _ . 12:15 P.M. Special — At the call of the President Holtz, Chairman John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. 4—D. Woodward—Rotory Found. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Community Safety- 18—R. Toupolik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- Ray Mulchohey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Lewis Pennington, Bob Don Shorno, Croig Sebold international Bobier Information— 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce June-19S9 2—5. 2-A. Rice Bovee 9—B. Short—Ladles' Night 16-C. Sebold 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlan Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couiilard U-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers Horry Joseph, Harold Hill 28—A. Ofson-Student Day December-1953 9—G. Burandt Doug Woodward Howley 25—W. 21-H. J. McKnight May-1959 November—1958 international Contacts- Service R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations FRANK RITCHIE Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Kornstien, Rotary Foundation— Pearce. Vocotional P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 28-K. Avery international Student Proieets— Ken Putnam, John Dean McKeith Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent Keath GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Rural-Urban— Clyde Williams, Chairman Dale Dean, Chairman Milford INTERNATIONAL Aprll-1959 Student Guests— Axner Olson International Service Information- 31-M. McKelth 7- Wayne Way Magazine- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY C. Chester H. Curry. 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Forty Bobier Music- Jar _ First Thursday each Month, Schwengel—Com. Safety March-1959 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Paller—Occupotionol 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Selier Bert Falter ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- Williains. 24—E. October—1958 Guidance- Harvey Bent, Choirman 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd C. Fiske, Bill Short February—1959 3-R. Fox August—1958 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information Vice President Bulletin— Keith Avery, Chairmen Seton Bovee, Choirman 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Secretory Duone Davidson, Paul Hurley Crippled ChildrenTreasurer FellowshipGeorge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Gust Burandt 30—C. Allemier Asst. See.-Troos. Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholorships, Awards and Student HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS PRESIDENT Sebold Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associotions— R. Toupaiik, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1953 Bill Milhes, Joe Rtederer, Craig Club Service COLDWATER/ MICH. RICHARD BIRINGER Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES 28—F. VanAken The obove is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the oetalls. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay — Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Moriorle—-1490 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. 3 - Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 Richard F. BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clora.1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme -1^6 598-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No, Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy .. 1745 Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2 - Rita 1529RX 834-M Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginia 446 1351 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy.- 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M 75 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chlcogo St. — Nellie - ... 1197 .-1155 - ..653-M James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — .Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 332-J 1039 444 Howord Swon, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion ..1515-J 456-J 618 Wilford C. Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene..834-W William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 162-W 1045 1261 1415 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwei! Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl SI. — Lila Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke — Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mat> Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris .713-R Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr. — Alleen Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol --1400 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson S). — Elaine— 432-M 1344 1288 183 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1208-J George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth . 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 1623R Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 915 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshal! St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel -- .-640-J 1437 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. e C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn — Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline — Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 513-J or 166 533-R Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Roth Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 345 1161-J 33F22 1554-W 589-W E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Rolph L. Toupaiik, R. R. 5 — Eileen . 1341-J .. Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcoek, R. R. 2 — Ann - , 1113 - .- Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 1855-W Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice . Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W, Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy , Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wllma Warren Williams, Botavio — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia . .... . Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1354 1630-W 1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys 39 _ . 414-R 77S-W 1448 .552 -1535-W . Bron. 120 1554-M . 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ..1220-J Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly The COLDWATER 1271 See. 34.66, P. L. & R Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published - . INC by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME i .«-c. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 11, 19^8 PRIVATE LINE—^The club was given a direct line Tuesday on the forth coming conversion to dial telephone service in the he has picked his shifts of workers for Dec, 19th as follows s 9 to 11 a.m.—Clyde Williams and Coldwater area, Fritz VanAken. Veep Harvey Bent introduced Casey Medendorp^ district manager of the General Telephone company, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.—Web Treat and Harvey Bent. who discussed the coming switch, answered a few questions and dis played an amusing and informative Doc Bacon. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.—Dale Dean and film entitled "Dial Comes 'To Town". 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.—Craig Sebald and * Fred Weeks. * NEXT TUESDAX—Chet Curry is the program chairman and a dime will get you a buck that he comes up with something melodious# 5 p. m. to 7 p.m.—Bill Bobier, Phil Ribble and Axner Olson. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.—Dick Moore, Chuck Woodward and Vince Komstein. * •jf * ROTARIAN VISITORS—Karl Darkey, the roving Rotarian clergyman from Attica, Ohio| Carlton UcKenzie, Quincy Pancake King (he proved it too), and fellow townsman, Elmer INTRODUCING—The club's newest member, din Dally, who was presented to the members Tuesday with Doc Pearce doing the honors. Dobsoni Ray Smith, Bob Stocker (mayor to you) and Bud Higbie, of Bronson. Olin really needs no introduction to most of the members. Owner and operator of the Dally Tire Co., he •jf * * has served most of us at one time or another. ELSE\VHERE TUESDAY—Dale Dean, Fiske, Goodholm, Hill, Kerr, Milnes, Russ Moore, Sebald, Riederer, Waldron and Doug Woodward. Don't forget to make up fellas. Olin's Rotary-Ann is Jane. They have a fine family of four children, equally divided as to sex. Welcome * aboard. * « -ih * EARLY LEAVERS- -Seven members this week. POHBT PETEj * Sometimes we wonder REMINDER—No meeting in Quincy Dec. 22, so don't plan on making up there that day. ■jt When the temperature drops Why we live in the north? But it all makes sense When with no need for props Spring comes bursting forth. -M- WORKERS PICKED—Bob Hawley, who is chairman of Rotary's day on the MLle-O'-Dimes, i^orms us Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �December The has approved objections of Directors of the Coldwater the name and classification should be filed with Name Fred Board Anderson Major the 11, listed Secretary 1958 Rotary below, within Club Any one week. Classification Minor Classification Meat, Dairy, Poultry and Fish Products Milk, Retailing Signed ~ J, A, Kennedy, Secretary �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig COMMIHEES Club Service COLDWATER/ MICH. Donold M. Harris, Choirman Attendance- Russell OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1953 - F. Moore, Chairman FRED WEEKS 26—H. Frank R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Mark Andrews, Chairman Asst. See.-Treos. DIRECTORS-Riehord Biirnger, Lester V/ise, Edward PRESIDENT ROTARY C. Holtz, Chairmen Chester H. Curry. John Elsweiler, Choirman Noel Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY A. Vocational P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Lewis 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Wayne Way Boys' and Girls' Week- Found. 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Doug Woodward Service Pennington, Service Ken Putnam, John Dean R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations FRANK RITCHIE May-1959 November—1958 Community Safety- Kornstien, Rotary Foundation- Kcath Pearce. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill International Student Prajects— MeKelth Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT 28—A. Olson—Student Day Rural-Urban— 28-K. Avery Clyde Willioms, Chairman Dale Dean, Chairman INTERNATIONAL 21-H. J. McKnight 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller internolional Information- Milford GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Student Guests— Axner Olson Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Shedd Rotary Informolion— INTERNATIONAL 7- Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Magazine- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 31-M. McKeith 7—J. MeComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational Bobier Music- ^Tpecial — At the call of the President 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Doy 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party Woodward P. M. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urbon Riederer George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Bert Faller Fox James F. McComb, Chairman 12:15 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Harvey Bent, Chairman Worner VanAken, Douglas Board of Directors Meetings Schwengel—Com. Safely March-1959 September—1956 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Guida nee- ron, Keith Avery, Duone Davidson, Clyde Membership- -vlar — First Thursday each Month, Otis Bornes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- 24—E. Gov. April-1959 Roy Williams. Four Way Test- Ritchie—Dist. Edgor M. Howkins, Chairman Gust Burandt 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student October-195B Program- Harvey Bent, Donald Horris, Jess Wold- 12-N. Shedd Rice Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretory Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship— JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT 3-R. Fox 17—E. Hawkins 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin— February—1959 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—Internotlonol Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Charles L. Waodv/ord, C. Alfred Trade Associations— Classification— 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Sebold 1958.1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 Bob Hawley International Contacts- International Information— 25~W. Bobier Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 19-K. Olmsted 26-B. K. Pearce December—1953 June-1959 2—S. 2—A. Rice Bovee 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladles' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 16—C. Sebald 23-R. 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweller—Rotorion Mag. Don Shorno, Craig Sebold 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations '• Shaw , 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the aetolls, HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mariorie—.1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernico 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfiold Dr. — Josephine 1041 1212 452-R Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Noia 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary — 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Efsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St. — Charlotte. Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 162-W 1045 1261 1415 1105 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 235-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfiold Dr. — Alieen 14F24 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. 1466 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Maymo 229-W ,,.834-M Lloyd Llvcrmoro, 50 N. Clay St, — Morguerite .540-M John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma NAME 5?®".-' Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy.- 1374 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 75 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — .. 1039 Milford A. MeKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwafer State Home — Carol ...1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 1961/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine .--432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Muiehohoy, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla .1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St, — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth .. Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 1208-J - 14F13 1623R Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel ..640-J Mourice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 915 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 345 n61-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. I, Union City — Evelyn —. .33F22 Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget _1554-W 589-W Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita Robert E, Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva 1515-J Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude . . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion COLDWATER, 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME 618 1341-J 1113 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebiicock, R. R. 2 — Ann .. 13W 1630-W Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys 1855-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chlcogo St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Woyne W, Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1143 39 414-R 775-W 14^ Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice .. - .552 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma _1535-W Warren Williams, Balavia — laMolne Lester F, Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello . _ . Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Meeting Time: 4^-J E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Rolph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Bron. INC. 1M 1554-M .1271 1220-J Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 446 1351 1197 .1155 653-M 'Rotary REFLECTOR by .1745 1529RX Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie The COLDWATER Published Phone No. ... 1271 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December Uo 1958 WORK AHEAD'—Rotary day on the l{2.ie='CHDimes5 accepting donations to the annual Don Herr Clothe-A-Child for Christmas campaignp will be Friday, Dec. 19* The board has chosen Robert Hawley as its chairman for that day. He will be announcing the shifts of workers and will need (and deserves) the cooperation of all members. Rotarian Howard Teeter is the general chairman of this year's campaign, succeeding another club member. Ken Putnam, who handled the Bert Faller as his chief aide# As in the past, the membership will be split up into committees and given names of needy children for whom to provide Christmas toys. ■M- * WITH REGRETS—The board, at its monthly meeting today, regretfully accepted the resignation of Otis Barnes frcoi membership. The acceptance was with the stipulation that the club will be happy to welcome Otis back into membership 'vdienever he feels he can rejoin. job last year. * * * * RURAL-URBAN NIGHT—The club' s annual WHERE, OH TIIHERE?™Rotarians were conspicuous by their absence at the club's annual grid banquet this week for the CMS football Rural-Urban night, scheduled for early in 1959^ probably will be held sometime after March. Dick Moore informed the directors he is hoping to secure Mort Neff as star attraction, and Mort has informed him he is booked up solid squad and coaches. Those 30 or so members who DID ATTEND enjoyed a good meal and a SHORT, INFORMAL program. Veep Harve Bent and Chairman Lou Pennington report that feeding the prep gridders cost with receipts amounting to only $192. The directors are asking members Trtio didn't attend to pay for one meal, or $1.75« until April. * - * NEXT TUESDAY—Casey Medendorf, district manager of the Gener^ Telephone company, Tvill be the speaker# Casey will talk about Coldwater's impending conversion to dial telephone service, explaining the new set up and The long list of absentees ... included § Bacon, Barnes, Burandt, Couillard, Davidson, D. Dean, J. Dean, Etsweiler, Faller, Fiske, Goodholm, Hawkins, Hill, Hurley, Joseph, Kennedy, Komstein, Luse, McComb, McConkey, McKeith, ItLlnes, Patterson, Pearce, Ribble, Rice, Schmitt, Swart, Teeter, Toupalik, Warner Van Aken, Vinton, Waldron, Way, Clyde and Warren Williams, Wise, and Doug Woodward. showing films (if they arrive in time). * * POHET PETEs T'was the night before And all through the house. Not a creature was stirring. Except for the mouse# Bought three traps today. Can't catch the louse# * TOY PROJECT—Herm Koebel has been named chairman of the club's annual Christmas Toy project, with Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �COMMITTEES ROTARY CLUB OF Club Service Donald M. Harris, Chairman COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman Employer-Employee Relations 1958>19S9 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short 12-N. Shedd 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice Classification— - 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT President Torg Skobo, Friti VanAken Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMin Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- Seton Bovee, Chairman FRED WEEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairmen Asst. See.-Treas. Program- Harvey Bent, Chairman Warner Woodward Board of Directors Meetings Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. ""Speclol — At the coll of the President Chairman John Etsweiler, Chairman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 24—K. Putnam—Internotlonal Day 31-M. McKeith Apr)i-1959 Student Guests— Axner Olson 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Foiler—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 14—R. Muichahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day Rural-Urban— 28—K. Avery Lewis Pennington, Bob programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppon Address and Rotary Ann Hawley 7- MGy-19S9 November—1958 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Safety- Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week— 25-W. Bobier Roy Muichahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Internotlonal Informotlon— Olmsted June-1959 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Lodles' Night 16—C. Curry-Music Day 16-C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—B. Howley July-1959 6—J. Eslweiler—Rotorion Mog. 7—D. Shorno 13—W. Couillard 14—T. Skabo 20—John :21—E. B. Thomas Dean I28—F. VanAken 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Horold Hill 19—K. 26—B. K. Pearce 2—S. Bovee January—1959 Don Shorno, Craig Sebald 5—R. Moore 12—C. FIske—Competitor Relations December-1958 30—0. Dean. Doug Woodward R. G. Waidron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations FRANK RITCHIE P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill International Contacts— Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 17—V. Kornstien 30—C. Allemier Kornstien, Rotary Foundation- Keath Pearce. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 - Fay — Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth W8 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. - Mar,on -- -r-.-—r^JI Dr Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mar|orie—1490 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. 3 - Bernieo Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 66F14 1493 Richard F. BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara .1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Guvorrfe Coflman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene .-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Mapie Lane — Mary..— -/U-R Duano E. Davidson, 145 Fairfieid Dr. 9—E. Luse—Rotary Informotlon 16—P. Ribble—Slog Night Internatlonol Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT NAME 3—P. Hurley International Service Milford A. McKeith INTERNATIONAL Ellen Jo —162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen ... John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie — 1045 1261 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Roh«rt B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha 229-W Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. - Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme -1466 -598-J — 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy .1374 Lloyd livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite —.—540^ Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth — /a James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. - Helen 332-J - 1039 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol .1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite —- 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Eloine ..432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court Gladys Raymond G. Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla _»„__1344 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno 23 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 513-J or 166 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1208-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Mourice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 1623R 915 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorrolne 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor .- 345 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfeur Dr. — Doris Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peer! Sf. — Carol Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 533_^ 1399 183 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Phil Ribble, SS'/z Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Corol'ge Charles Schmitt, 18 Er Alden St. — Berget 14F13 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Noei Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson Sf. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Wan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall Sf, — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St, — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Fredoiick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary VYarner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St. - Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME 1155 653-M 1515-J 456-J 618 1341-J 1143 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W 1448 33F22 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 - Wilma . Warren Williams, Batavia — LaMolne Lester f. Wise, R. R. 2 - Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl Sf. 1S35-W Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 589-W Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall Sf. — Polly 1554-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrice 552 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth --1220-J H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, MICHIGAN 446 1351 1197 1271 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R FREDERICK COLDWATER, - 1745 1529RX Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER . Phone No. Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen _ .1113 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne ... .. 1354 Raymond A. Trebileock, R. R. 2 — Ann — 1630-W The COLDWATER Meeting Time; s 10—D. Moore—Rurol-Urbcn Clyde Williams, Chairman Information- 8F, March-1959 2—J. Riederer Wayne Woy Magazine- & 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety September—1958 Bobier Music- gular — First Thursday each Month, ROTARY VanAken, Douglas 17—E. Hawkins Gust Burandt Bert Faller James F. McComb, Chairman Williams. 10—H. Joseph—Internoiionol Inf. George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Guidance— Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wold- Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- PRESIDENT Gov. Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awords ond Student October—1958 DlRECTORS-Richard BIringer, Lester Wse, 12:15 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children— February—1959 3-R. Fox August—1958 Sebald INC �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Wednesday^ November 26th RS].'iKI.ii3ER~'-No meeting at temple next Tuesday. Instead,^ the club will host the h.s. football squad and its coaches at a banquet at the high school cafeteria at 6j30. Each mem FROM FAR NORTH—Les and Chuck Woodward, and Fritz Van Aken "made up" last week at iVfakefield in the UP. The former brou"-'--''" a copy of the TVakefie'^.d lk>tary Nev7s Letter. We ber is expected to buy a dinner for a gridder as well as himself. Tickets particularly enjoyed two daffy-nitions; are priced at $1.75 per. An egotist is one who is alvrays me-deep in conversation. Program vdll feature movies of the Cardinals' games. home Lou Pennington is the chairman. An arguments * * 2% fact] 9^% friction. * * * * ON BORROTED TIliE'—Most members, after listening to this week's talk by Dr. Wayne McFarland on "How to Make your Wife a Vilidow," were forced to conclude they have already over stayed their allotted time. Bill Bobier gets credit for one of the most entertaining programs of the year. NEARBY NEWS—The Vicksburg club will present its annual minstrel show the evening of Feb. 1?. Miich reminds us the time is fast approaching when our own rehearsals will be getting underway. * ■ TRAVELING LIGHT—Your editarians pl.an to go light on their Thanksgiving repasts tomorrov^ ... for a good reason, •5E The annual district bulletin editors FROM FAR AWAY-«Xasuski Tamura free feast is slated for Dec. 6 at from the University of To1q'"o was a guest of Bronson Rotarian Bob . Stocker at Tuesday's meeting. Schulers. Other Rotarian guests (in addition to Bob) wares Bud Higbie, PHILOSOHIY PROFESSORS "Tell me, T^iat is the difference between a cynic and Dick Schultz, Den Hunsicker and Wendell Hathavnay, also of Bronsonj a stoic Gsrlton McKenzie and Nevrell Biirt FOREIGN EXCH.4NGE STITOIT (from F>^ooklyn) of Quincy, and Gart DeMink of "A stoic is what brings babies, and cynic Kalamazoo. is what water runs in." Jerry Muzzillo, of Ft. Wayne, Ind., vras a guest of Torg Skabo, while Max Heineman, CHS senior, was the weekly student guest. * ■ik * BEG PARDON—We listed John Dean as absent last week when it should have been brother Dale. A.11 we can say is that the secretary's D sure looked like * a J to weary eyes. ABSENTEES—Bacon, Etsweiler, Fiske, Fox, Goodholm, Hawkins, Hill, Hurley, Kornstein, Pennington and Ribble. 4E POHET PETES Grace 'T and Pat are man and wife. We hope they have a wonderful life. l-VEDDING BELLS—Today v/as the big day for our fair accompanist Grace Took hours of thought to say what we mean You got to admit, we kept it clean. and brother Rotarian Pat. Seton & Duke Many happy years. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — MoncJay 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �November The has approved objections Name Olin Dally Board of Directors of the the name and classification should be filed with Major the Signed Industry = J, listed Secretary Classification Automobile Coldwater A. 26, 1958 Rotary Club below. within Any one week. Minor Classification Tire, Retailing Kennedy, Secretary �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Mllnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Sebald Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Russell F. Moore. Chairman Chorles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED Classification— Mork Andrews, Chairman President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman — WEEKS Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. See.-Treas. DIRECTORS—Richard Birlnger, Lester Wise, Harold Goodholm, John Walker Program— Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Joss Wold- Harvey Bent, Chairman Ray Fox Williams. James F. McComb, Chairman ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership— Warner ""egular — First Thursdoy each Month, "Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 634 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL MagazineJohn Etsweiier, Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS McKeith R. G. RITCHIE Waidron, Choirman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Lewis Pennington, Bob Howiey 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Doy GuidanceBert Pallet 31-M. McKeith April-1959 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party Student Guests— Axnar Olson 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21-H. J. McKnight 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28—A. Olson—Student Day Rural-Urban— 28-K. Avery May-1959 November—1958 Bobler 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Sofety— Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' WeekYouth Committee- 25—W. Bobier International Contacts- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald International informotion— Horry Joseph, Harold Hill 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—195Q Juno-1959 2—S. Bovee 2—A. Rice Webb Treat, Bob Show Doug Woodward Vecational Service 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer Scholarships, Awards and Student October-1958 Kornstlen, Rotary Foundation- Keath Pearce. March-1959 September—1958 30—C. Allemier Ken Putnam, John Dean Car! VInton, Vincent GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FRANK A. Gust Burondt Clyde Williams, Chairman International Student Projects- Sergeant of Arms- 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Gov. George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews International Service Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL Keith Avery, Chairmen Crippled Children- Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Rotary information- 12-N. Shedd 17—E. Hawkins Community Service Wayne Way Chairman Noel Shedd CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Edward C. Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. ROTARY Douglas Woodward Music- Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 VanAken, 3-R. Fox 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. four Woy Test- February-1959 5—B. Mllnes—Employer-Employee 19-B. Kerr-4-H Foir R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 9—G. Burondt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 16-C. Sebald 23-R. 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Howiey January—1959 July-1959 Shaw 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlan Mag. 7—D. Shomo 13—W. Couillord I4-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the yeor 1958.59. If you wont to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolis. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wiimo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Mortha 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie 66F14 1493 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Richard F. BIrlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Folrfleld Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Noio 1754 1212 452-R 483-W 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy .. 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 540-M 1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Phone No. 1466 598-J Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 332-J 1039 444 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine 432-M Harold J. McKnight, Coldwaler Slate Home — Carol .,1400 Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene—834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Address ond Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy .^6 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia . _ Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie .. . 653-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4— Elva ... Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude .1515-J 456-J E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 1341-J Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon Ralph I. Toupalik, R. R, 5 — Eileen Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann ... 1208-J 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake 1623R Cori F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice .. Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 937 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Howiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, R. 3. Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr. — Alleen Maurice Poyne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 1399 129 1868-W 915 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorrolne 183 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 640-J 345 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W 235-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City - Evelyn 1437 Charles Schmitt, 16 E. Alden St. — Berget 14F24 33F22 589-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys . .. Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wllmo . Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 'Rotary REFLECTOR l9o3 /w ' .'-•W v FREDERICK H. WEEKS OIJ.'iLITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COEDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME 1354 .. I630-W 1143 T855-W 39 -- 414-R 775-W 1448 552 1^5-W Worren Williams, Botovia — LaMoine . Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celio . 1554-M Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth __1220-J The COLDWATER ^ 618 1113 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 513-J or 166 _ . . _ 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth .1197 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia ..... 1155 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 23 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1745 1529RX Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 1045 1261 1415 Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiier, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1344 1288 NAME iilCK. INC .. . 1271 �"He Profits Moh Who''Serves Best" The COLD WATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 20, 1958 NEXT TUESDAY—The members vn.ll leam 12 ways of keeping their Rotary Anns from becoming widows o Bill Bobier, next week's program chairman, has secured Dr« McFarland of the Battle Bob. Mason, of Grand Rapids, was the guest of Hovrard Teeter, while young Don Shorno, who really needed no introduction-, vras the weekly student guest from Coldwater High. Creek San staff as speaker^ His health talk, vre under stand, is good entertainment as well as educational# Should be interesting# * EARLY LE/iVERS—So help us, only twos (Editor's note: It really takes courage to leave when the day's speaker * * is the city's new police chief). THIS WEEK—The club met Coldwater's new police chief, Bruce McGlone, who discussed police work as a profession and reviewed progress made in law enforcement during the 35 years he vfas HE WORKS FAST—Ed Holtz probably set a new club record v^hen it comes to an officer with the Michigan State Police# Ralph Toupalik was chairman. deer hunting# Leaving Coldwater last Saturday, Ed drove to the Houghton Lake area, snatched a wink or two, vrent out Chief McGlone gave the impression into the woods at 6 a# m# and bagged his buck at 8 a#m. He was back home Sunday that he knows his business and will night# do his best to give the city an efficient police service within the scope of his budget and personnel# •if * HEADLINERS' (in January Rotarian)— * DEER HUNTERS (Most of 'em) Absentees this week were Barnes, Biringer, John Dean, Faller, Fiske, Fox, Goodholm, Hawkins, Hawley, Hill, Kornstein, Olrasted, Putnam, Treat, Fritz Van Aken, Waldron, Warren Williams, Chuck Woodward and Les Woodward# "Trade: A Path to Peace in the Pacific;" "The Battle at Angkor," by Arnold J. Toynbee; "As One Friend to Another," by Carlos P. Roraulo; "Leprosy, a World Report," by Dr. R. G# Cochrane; "Rotaiy in Asia'*, and many others. PRETTY SHARP—The name of the official bulletin of the Union City * club is "The Nairator#" FROM FAR AWAY—Hank Lacy, with backwards and you get the point. a social welfare classification and hailing from the Rotary club in Ghaziabad, India, was a guest Tuesday. He brought greetings from his club to Coldwater and a banner to commemo rate his visit here. Spell it * DON'T FORGET—The club will host the high school football squad the night of Dec. 2 at the high school cafeteria. -> Other Rotary guests were: Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind#: C. D. McKenzie and Elmer Dobson, of Quincyj Larry KLink and James Bledsloe, Angola, Indo POHET PETE: The mighty hunters do return# Ain't no deer, we soon will leam. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100%-MEMBER™ QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Moodoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Mllnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Choirman Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman Setxild Competitor Relations— ]958 - Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN R. Toupolik, Phil Ribble Rice Classification— 1959 KENNEDY Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Seton Bovee, Choirman Crippled Children- Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairmen Gust Burandt Asst. Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS—Richard Blrlnger, Lester Wise, Program- Guidance— Bert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Ray Fox Williams. James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership— Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. Special — At the coll of the President ROTARY Chalrmon John Etsweiler, CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Chairman Noel Shedd Teeter Public INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Carl R. FRANK RITCHIE G. 9—E. Luse—Rotory Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stog Night 24—K. Putnam—international Day 31-M. McKeith 30—C. Allemier April-1959 October—1958 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Porty Waldron, Chairman Hawley 25-W. Bobier International Contacts- international Information- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—6. K. Pearce June—1959 2—S. 2-A. Bovee Rice 9—B. Short—Lodies' Night 9—G. Burandt Service 21-H. J. McKnlght December—1958 Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Doug Woodward Peorce. Buyer-Seller Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Roy Mulchahey, H. J. MeKnight Youth Committee- Kornstien, Rotary Foundation- Vinton, Vincent Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 18—R. Toupalik—Trode Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- International Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean McKeith Sergeant of ArmsKeath GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT A. 3-P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Clyde Williams, Chairman Information- Mllford March-1959 September—1958 November—1958 Community Safety- International Dole Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Disf. Gov. Erich Scnwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Rotory InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woyne Way Magazine- 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 21—L. Pennington-Buyer-Seller 28-K. Avery Axner Olson Rurai-UrbonBobier Music- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Student Guests— Woodward 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- gular — First Thursday each Month, Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Duone Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- FRED WEEKS Four Way Test- 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd C. Fiske, Bill Short February—1959 3-R. Fox 5—B. Mllnes-Employer-Employee Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16-C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January-1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rolarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couiliord 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program choirmon of the chonge. Members having speciol HARVEY Choirman — Telephone 1493 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossisf with the detolls. uadwcv BENT, ocmt Program o ,-l_! un', ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier. R. R. 5 — Fay Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth W8 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Moriorie—-1490 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Blrlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr. — Josephine 1041 452-R Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chlcogo St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene—834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Ouane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgor M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermiono Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 1W Fairfleld Dr. — Aileen 183 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme Phone No. NAME 229-W —834-M Croig Sebold, R. R. 2 - Rita ... . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Noel Shedd, 74 Maple lone — Virginia __ Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy „ 1374 Lloyd Llvermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Morguorlte 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva 1039 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen — 444 Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwator State Home — Carol—1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 _ _ . Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen . Webster Treof, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. —Mary Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alaen — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 915 937 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy . . ._1535-W 345 War'en Williams, Botavia — LoMoine Bron. 120 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen by ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME 775-W 1448 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice ... 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor ... . 1855-W Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delta ... .414-R 1623R Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel . 1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING 1630-W 23 1208-J 14F13 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wllma I ester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Ceila . . Chorles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. 33F22 M2 1554-M 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth -A22^i Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 589-W Sac. 34.66, P. L. & R H. WEEKS SPRING COLDWATER, p.m., 618 -1113 1354 Raymond A. Trobllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann . 1288 FREDERICK 12:15 ^6-J Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshail St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Granct St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth . QUALITY COLDWATER, 1515-J . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 1197 1155 653-M Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude The COLDWATER Published 1745 1529RX .. 446 1351 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia ... . —1341-J RIchord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine — 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gtodys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chlcogo St. — Nellie 75 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy PRODUCTS, MICH. INC 1271 �"fl'e Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 13> 1958 LOOKING AfTEAD—Ralph Toupalik, next Tuesday's '"hairraan, at last report had not revealed the nature of his program. He will have one, however, according to Veep Harvey. ON ROiJ) BACK—A1 Rice is up and around and again spending some time at his desk after winning an argu ment with his ticker. He still has to take it easy (wish someone would tell us to). Bill Bobier will chairman the Nov. 21;th program and plans to present the physician who spoke to the Kiwanians here recently on the timely subject: "Twelve waj'-s to make your wife a widow." * * LAST TUESDAY—Don Harris pre sented Annamarie Werner, Wolfram Weber and Frank Willig, the three Rotary-sponsored German foreign exchange students attending Coldwater High School this year. The trio gave the members an •jt DATE IS SET—The club's annual banquet for the CHS.grid squad will be held the evening of Dec. 2 at the high school cafeteria with Lou Pennington as chairman. The arrangements will be the same as in previous years. Each Rotarian T/ill be expected to buy two ticketsone for himself and one for a football player. As of now, no formal speeches are planned. There will be recognition for the guests and the shov/ing of movies of some of the high school's games interesting account of the family life, problems and economics of free West Germany, * * NORTHIVARD HO — The annual trek Talks, such as the ones heard Tuesday, give assurance that the exchange student program is in deed of great value. -M- north is on and a hasty check of mem bers indicates that there will be quite a few vacant chairs at the next two club sessions. * * THE "ilEEK'S GUESTS—Rotarians Dwight Green, Elmer Houghton, Bob Stocker, and C. J, Holmes, all of Bronsoni Oliver Farborg, Jackson; and Ted Zimraerman, Quincy. Wendell Ryder, of Albion, was a guest of Vfarren Williams, while Harry Hockstadt of Jackson, former Coidwater resident, was a guest of Oliver Farborg. Chuck Hutchins, CHS senior, was the weekly student * An itching palm indicates that you are about to receive something. An itching head that you already have something. (Albion Itotaiy Call) * * POHET PETE: guest. ABSENTEES—Barnes, Goodholm, McComb, Olson, Patterson, Rice, Skabo, Thomas and Vfey. * it Northward ho, we all go. To hunt the buck, not the doe. Pack your rifle, if you choose. But don't forget to bring the booze. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �f ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Bill Mllnes, Joe RIederer, Craig Club Service COLDWATER/ MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Choirman Sebold ' Classification- 1953 - 1959 JOHN Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT KENNEDY Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Duane Dovidson, Paul Hurley 3-R. Fox 12-N. Shedd 17—E. Hawkins 24—E. 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair R. Toupalik, Phil RIbble Rico 26—H. Frank Four Way Test- Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Ritchie—Dist. Gov. 3-P. Hurley 2—J. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer 9—E. Luse—Rotory Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Rlbbie—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31-M. McKeith Asst. See.-Treas. Program- DIRECTORS-Richard BIringer, Lester Wise, Guidance- Harvey Bent, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipJames F. McComb, Chairman Williams. Warner Board of Directors Meetings Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. ~Speciol — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY MagazineJohn Etsweiler, Rural-Urban— Chairman Community Safety- Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnlght Youth Committee— Webb Treat, Bob Show Doug Woodward FRANK RITCHIE G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations Lewis Penninglon, Bob P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Hawley Don Shorno, Craig Sebold Internaflonal information— Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26-8. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. 9—G. Burandl 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry-Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas International Contacts- Vocational Service R. Moy-1959 Found. 25-W. Bobier McKeith Keath Peorce. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 2B—A. Olson—Student Day 18—R. Toupalik-Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- International Student ProjectsINTERNATIONAL Ken Putnam, John Dean Sergeant of ArmsGEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Carl Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rotary FoundationA. 21-H. J. McKnight 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Clyde Williams, Chairman Information- Milford 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party November—1958 Internotiono! Service Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 7- 7—J. MeComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 28-K. Avery Woyne Way Chairman Noel Shedd MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN April-1959 October—1958 Erich Scnwengei, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Axner Olson Bobier Music- P. M. Student Guests— Douglas Woodward gulor — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 VanAken, Bert Roller Schwengel—Com. Sofety March-1959 September—1958 Treasurer FellowshipGeorge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Gust Burandl 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student FRED WEEKS February—1959 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—Internotionol Inf. Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Rice 16-C. Sebold 23—R. Show 30—D. Dean. 30-B. Hawley Januoiy-1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlan Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Coulllard 14—T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAken The above is cor program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay i03^M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel HARVEY BENT, Program Choirman — Telephone 1493 Phone No. Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon -- -371 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy.- 1374 Richord F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon 1754 Dr Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mariorie—1490 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgoret Selon C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C, Burandl, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nolo 1041 1212 452-R 483-W Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene .-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory 713-R Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Fuller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1261 1415 1105 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol— 1399 183 129 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 1868-W Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 1437 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn —— 14F24 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme NAME 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 229-W Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3 — Ruth — Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 540-M , Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla Roy C. Pofterson, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. ^Eleanor Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice _ 1855-W John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy .. 775-W 1448 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 589-W H. COLDWATER, COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME 39 414-R - 5^ -1535-W 1271 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. SPRING ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1143 Wanen Williams, Bafavia — LaMoine ... . Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R, 2 - CoMa . 1554-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth 1220-J .345 33F22 Rotary REFLECTOR by 1113 1354 —1630.W ne COLDWATER Published . 456-J . . 618 - ..1341-J Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 915 937 1155 ._1515-J Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 640-J 1554-W Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 6^-M Ralph I.. Toupolik, R. R. 5 — Eileen 1623R Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne — 1288 n61-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn .1197 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia . 23 1208-J 14F13 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. .. 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chleogo St. — Louise ... Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter Stole Home — Carol--1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine ...432-M Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St, — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginio Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva 1039 444 .1745 1529RX Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 332-J Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann —834^ James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R, R. 2 - Rita .... PRO MICH. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATm-JJoterC-REELECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 6, 19^8 NEXT TUESDAY—The three Rotarysponsored German foreign exchange students attending Coldwater High ■School this year will give short ^alks, Don Harris, program chair GRID BANQUET—The directors voted today in favor of the club sponsoring a banquet honoring the CHS gridders. The date is December 2nd and it v/ill be a:regular meeting. man, informs Frank Willig, Wolfram Webber and Annamarie Werner vdll talk on Germany but not on the German educational system—a topic vrtiich previous exchange pupils have * * ■M- TWO-FOLD BACKING—The directors also have decided to give the club's oral and financial (^50 worth) support used. to the newly created Citizens Advisory * Committee on School Needs. * The board THIS VffiEK—Doc Pearce came up vdth an interesting program vriiich feels the work to be done by this committee constitutes a civic project meriting the united support of the featured members of the Coldwater community. Toastmasters club, who demonstrated a typical club meeting with three talks etc. Clarence Lenon, Judson Corless, Charles Morgan, Wilbur Reed, Max Alderson and Elmer Whiting were the performers. •» * ONE-YEAR LAPSE—Keith Avery, who chairmaned the recBht Rotary Occupational Information Day at the high school, reports that the majority of resource personnel asked to evaluate the program have opined that it should be a biennial effort rather ABSENT—Barnes, Burandt, D. Dean, McKeith, Owers, Patterson, Putnam, Rtbble, Thomas, iTTay and Clyde Williams. than a yearly project^ Thirty-four of the 37 participating in a post-program survey, rated the Information Day as "excellent". * GUESTS—Rotarians Bill Coates and Wally Newberry, Union City; Carlton McKenzie, Quincy, Dick Schultz and Bud Higbie of Bronson. Two rated it a "fair" success, while one called it "poor". •if * •if EXPANDING—The directors have Rueben Svenson of Indianapolis, was a guest of Joe Riederer, and Royden Swaffield, CHS senior, was the weekly student guest. And last but not least, there was Charlie Hill, Coldwater. decided to send three CBS students and one (for the first time this year) St.'Charles High School student to the UN Model Assembly to be held at Hillsdale College next March 20-21. The board felt that the program should be expanded to include a erpresentation from the parochial school. EARLY LEAVERS—One, who signed •if •if ■if (and several others who didn^t). POHET PETE: * ■a. FLASH—Ttie Ladies Night set for this fall has been cancelled. * Osgood and the Mieat King Switched parties for a bet. The act was deemed illegal So the cash the club did get. There must be a moral to this tale. Maybe we kept them out of jail. Since we only kept the loot. We ought to get a fine to boot. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relotions COMMITTEES Bill Mllnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Choirmon Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman Sebald Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short 1958 - RICHARD BIRINGER Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY — CHARLES SCHMin FRED Mark Andrews, Chairman WEEKS Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Guida nee- Harvey Bent, Chairman Roy Pox Gov. Williams. James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas 3—P. Hurley 2—J. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer Woodward Board of Directors Meetings •>gular — First Thursdoy each Month, Music— Edword C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. "Special — At the call of the President MagazineJohn Etsweiler, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Noel Chairman Chairman Shedd Rotary I nformotion— Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dale Dean, Chairman Carl 25-W. Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnlght Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Service Ken Putnam, John Dean Doug Woodward Inlernafional Contacts- R. G. Woldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations FRANK RITCHIE Boys' and Girls' Week- Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley Found. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupclik—Trade Assoc. International Student Pro[ects— A. McKeith Vocational Service P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Don Shorno, Croig Sebald international information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 31—M. McKeith Aprll-1959 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 November—1958 Bobier Vinfon, Vincent Kornstien, Rotary Foundation— Keath Pearce. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Clyde Williams, Chairman Sergeant of Arms- GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 28—K. Avery Internalional Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL Rural-Urban— Community Sofety— 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 7- Student Guests— Axner Olson Faller March-1959 September—1958 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller-Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Bert ron, Keith Avery, Duane Dovidson, Clyde Membership- ROTARY 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Four Way Test- Scholarships, Awords and Student October-1958 Program- Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- PRESIDENT 17—E. Hawkins 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Vice President 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Crippled ChildrenTreosurer FellowshipGeorge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treos. Gust Burandt 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Bulletin— DIRECTORS-Richord Blrlnger, Lester Wise, 12:15 3-R. Fox 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair R. Toupolik, Phil Ribble Rice Classification- 1959 February—1959 5—B. Mil nes—Employer-Employee 12-N. Shedd Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S, Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz-Merry Christmas 16-C. Sebald 23—R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 Julv-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlan Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14—T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1958-59. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the oetaiis. HARVEY BENT, Program Choirmon — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Mork S. Andrews. 25 Persons St — Roth Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Marian NAME W8 371 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay — 103^M Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Moriorie--..1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Berniee — —66F14 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richord F. Birlnger, 5B N. Hudson St. — Jean Wllliom W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Morgaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara . _ Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — cfllen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1212 332-J 1039 713-R 1261 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1399 103 129 1868-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn 14F24 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 1437 235-W Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth - Address and Rotary Ann Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia -- - 1155 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshcill St. — Gertrude 444 . ... E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 209 432-M 1344 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rotha 23 1208-J Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 33F22 1554-W Kenneth M, Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — ^erget Frederick VanAken, 65 E, Chicago St. — Mary Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W, Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _ Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wllma .345 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME 1143 1855-W 39 .414-R 775-W _ 1448 . 5^ _1535-W Leslie H. Woodward, 163 MarshatI St. — Polly . .. -1271 H, WEEKS SPRIMG COLDWATER, COLDWATER, ... . . 13^ 1630-W Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R QUALITY ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1113 Worren Williams, Batavio — LaMoine . Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R, 2 — Cello . 1554-M Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth --1220-J 589-W FREDERICK by . 618 1341-J ... .. Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 14F13 1623R 915 937 640-J .45d-J Ralph L. Toupallk, R. R. 5 — Eileen .. 1288 653-M -1515-J .. Harold J. McKnight, Coldwaier State Home — Carol--1400 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel _ Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen .. George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 446 Torg Skabo, 153 E, Chicago St. — Nellie ... .. Howord Swan, R. R, 4 — Elva Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: _ . Noei Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginia . ... 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise ._.-.1197 75 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lilo 1745 1529RX Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann T^e COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy — Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita Harold Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy _ 1374 540-M 162-W 1045 NAME 229-W —834-M Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Morguerlte Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake — Harold T. Hill, 4i31 E. Chicago St. — Hermlono Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martho Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura ... Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Alksert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Baifoor Dr. — Doris 533-R Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Phone No. 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma 1493 1754 1041 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chlcogo St. — Nolo 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene ._834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary... NAME Address and Rotory Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel PRODUCTS, MICH. INC �"/fe Profits Most'Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Day Before Hallovre'en iMT TUiSSDiil—Keith Fearce will be acting program chairman and we have learned from the grapevine (Harve Bent) that he plans to present several members of the Toastmasters clubo ike a worthwhile deal* Sounds SOUNDS REASONABLE—A visiting Englishman asked a Washington politician Tfthy it was that the House of itepresentatives has a Committee on Foreign iiffairs, vdiile the Senate has a Committee on Foreign Re lations. The politician thought for a moment and then replied] "Senators are traditionally too old to have affairs, I believe, so they merely have relations." (Courtesy Doc Pearce) THIS ISEEK—An old friend of Coldvfater Hotary, Ken Prettie of Hillsdale^ a past district governorj, was presented by Ernie Luse^ program chairman. Ken used Rotary Information as his topic and proceeded to give the members a new slant on the privilege of being a Rotarian. At the close^ he conducted a quiz covering his talk. lAiff said^Q we refuse to divulge our 4^ * NOTE TO CARL—We are sure you didn't miss it but a certain local publication carried a photo Wednesday vdiich should pour five bucks into the Rotary Foundation fund. We understand that Joe Riederer, who got nicked this week, is thinking of re questing a volume price. * 4F score. THE WAY BACK—^.The December Rotarian has several headliners, including "I Never VfeXked iilone", by Tom Ream. A serious auto * TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Clare Hollister^ Bob Stocker and Lloyd Junker, Bronson, Carl Margraf, Daytonc! Ohioj, and non=» Rotarians Colin licKenzie, a guest of Chick Kennedy^ and James Skinner^^ guest of Dale Dean. The former is from V/indsor^ 0n1 ario^ while Jim needs no introduction. Neil Harris, CMS senior, Hi-Y prexy, drum major et cetera, was the week's student guest. Neil is the son accident on Thanksgiving Day, 195l> destroyed the muscular control center in Tom Ream's brain. The doctor said he would never again be'able to walk. Now, seven years later, Tom tells how, after help from a long parade of medical and other experts, he is able to walk, drive a car, and do marjy things the doctor thought impossible. Older members will enjoy "In the Shadoe of 70" by Harry Elmore Hurd, who relates how retirement brings many blessings, including the opportunity of doing what you've alvfays wanted to do. of Don Harris. * * * •iF ■JF POHET PETE: ABSEI4TEES—Barnes, Burandt, Etsweiler, McComb, Rice, Shaw, Teeter, Treat, Vfeeks, Warren Williams and Les Woodv/ard. The kids are knockin' at the door. At Hallowe'en ttb know what for. Cur's are beggin' and I bet. They get sick on the loot they get. * EARLY LEAVERS—Not many. Seton 8.f Duke You Wtll Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMinEES COLDWATER/ MICH. Donald M, Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell 19SB-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Mllnos, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service F. Moore, Chairman Sebald Competitor Relotions— C. Fiske, Bill Short OFFICERS BY ELECTION RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Mark Andrews, Chairman President Torg Skobo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. Harold Goodholm, John Walker Program- DIRECTORS-Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipWilliams. James F. MeComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wold- Woodward Boord of Directors Meetictgs 12;15 Edward ^*^pecial — At the call of the President ROTARY Holtz, Chairman Magazine- John Etsweiler, Chairman DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT C. Chester H. Curry. P.M. Rotary Information- Ernest W. Luse, Chairman CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Gust Burandt Student Guests— Axner Olson 24—K. Putnam-International Day Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Aprll-1959 7- 4—0. Woodward—Rotary Found. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomos, 11—O. Bornes Woyne Way 18—R. Toupoiik-Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week25—W. Bobier Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Internotional Contacts- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson-Student Day Moy-1959 November—1958 Community Safety- Kornstien 31-M. McKeith Andrews 28—K. Avery Rural-Urban— G. Waldron, Chairman International Information— Buyer-Seller Relations Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley FRANK RITCHIE 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 7—J. McComb—Lodies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Doug Woodward Service R. P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 3-P. Hurley 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Scholorships, Awards and Student October—1958 Guidance— Bert Faller March-1959 17—V. 30—C. Aliemier Kornstien, Rotary Foundolion- Pearce. Vocational Gov. 2—J. Riederer George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Ken Putnam, John Dean Carl Vinton, Vincent Keath Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- International Student Projects- McKeith Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Community Service Clyde Williams, Chairman Dale Dean, Chairman A. Frank Ritchie—Dist. September-1958 Otis Bornos, Keath Pearce international Service Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL 17—E. Hawkins 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Fair Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Noel Shedd INTERNATIONAL 26—H. Four Way Test- Bobior Music- ^gular — First Thursday each Month, 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 19-B. Kerr-4-H R. Toupoiik, Phil Ribble Rice Classification- 1958 - 1959 3—R. Fox 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 12-N. Shedd Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— February—1959 Ausust-1958 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1953 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short-Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 16-C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley Show January—1959 6—J. Estweller—Rolarlan Mag. July-1959 13-W. Couillard 14—T. Skobo 20—John Dean 21—E. 6, Thomos 27—George Owers 7—D. Shorno 28—F. VanAken to change dotes with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want w progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist ossi with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5 — Foy 103^M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth W8 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorie--. 1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine 1493 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 452-R Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 183 129 1039 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Mouriee Poyne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 235-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn 14F24 Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1437 75 332-J 444 .1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine . 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcll Court — Gladys 1344 1868-W Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr. — Aifeen 540-M Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Robert Hawfey, R. R. 2, Morrison lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermlone 14W 598-J Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth _ Jomes F. MeComb, 52 Daugherty St. — Laura 1399 Phono No. Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 1374 1041 Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nolo 483-W Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene-.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore NAME Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1288 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 —937 640-J 345 1161-} 33F22 1554-W 589-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 1745 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 1529RX . .446 Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Eivo Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon 1515-J 456-J 618 Noel Shedd, 74 Mopic Lone — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie . E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginio . .-1341-J Ralph L. Toupoiik, R. R. 5 — Eileen 1113 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne . 13W Roymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 1630-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory ... 1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Glodys 1855-W Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice .. . Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. 1 — Wilma . Warren Williams, Batavia — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello . Charles L. Woodward. 163 Morsholl St. COLDWATER, Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth -.12i20-j Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN WELCOME .1535-W Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 See. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK Meeting Time; 775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy . 1448 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice .. . 552 oOOWc ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 39 414-R John Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretchen 'Rofary REFLECTOR by _ Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia m COLDWATER Published ..1351 1197 1155 653-M INC. 1271 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. October 23, 1958 NEXT TUESDAT—Ernie Luse, next week's program chairman, iriforms us that Ken Prettie, Hillsdale attorney Bob Shaw; and the following Rotarians made up with us: Dale Ulery, and a former Rotary district gover nor, Tidll address the club on the Charles Pixley, Bill Cadman, Kenneth Gunthorpe and Nels Weber, all of Bronson; Dave Jordan, Angola. subject of Rotary Information. * * Goshen, Ind.; Ken Xesh, Dick Schultz, * * THIS VilEEK—Warner Van Aken, subbing for Otis Barnes, presented an old friend of the local club, Herman Phillips, of Angola, who used Rotary's U-Way Test as the topic for an interesting talk. * EARLY LEAVERS—Nine. XUM, YUM—Note the Athens Rotary is planning a pancake supper this Saturday night, 500 to 7 p.ra. Riillips, a former Olympic IlOO meter star and one time track coach at Butler and Purdue universities, pointed out that Rotaiy is bigger than the individual member. "Rotary wouldn't miss you if you dropped out," he declared, "but you would miss Rotaty." Herm, a former district gover nor, is founder of the boys and girls camps at Lake James, Ind. * * SWEET MUSIC—Harvey Bent's announce ment of Roy Patterson's engagement to the club's popular organist, Grace Holbrook, was sweet nnisic to you can eat for 75 cents. All Sounds like a bargain. * MAKE UP—Harold Goodholm, we note, recently made up a meeting at Battle Creek. * * • GAINING GROUND—The district governor's attendance report for September shows a gain for Coldwater over a year ago. Our attendance last month averaged 9U.91 percent, a li.28 gain over oiir 90.63 percentage mark for 1957. The club stood second among 51-100 member clubs everyone's ears. in the district, our Bronson neighbors beating us out for top honors. * * * ABSENTEES—Barnes ( in Health Center with bout of near lock jaw). Dale Dean, Fiske, Goodholm, McComb, Ribble, Rice and Doug Woodward. «- * MANY GUESTS—Non-Rotarian guests Tuesday included W. T. Donkin, Coldwater; Casey Medendorp, Coldv^ater, WE FORGOT—A word of praise for Keith Aveiy and the real job he did in fathering the club's Second Annual Occupational Information Day at the high school. Everyone agrees that the project was a success. * * POHET PETE: guest of Ken Putnam; Harry Askin, Marshall, guest of Jo§ Riederer; Just had my picture took. Dr. Fred Schwarz of Sydney, Australia and Dr. George Wescott, guests of At me old Carl will take a look. No need to kick and hollar It's going to cost a dollar. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Eikt Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred OFFICERS BY ELECTION Rice Classification- 1958 - 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER President HARVEY BENT Vice President JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS — - Mark Andrews, Chainnan Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Bulletin— Progrom— Harvey Bent, Chairman Roy Fox Clyde Membership— James F. McComb, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- ron, Keith Avery, Duone Davidson, Williams. Warner VanAken, Board of Director* Meetings R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Four Way Test- Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 12-N. Shedd 17—E. Hawkins 19-8. Kerr-4-H Fair 24—E. 26—H. Frank Ritchie-DIst. Gov. March-19S9 Chairman Com.Tiunity Sofety— Holtz, Chester H. Curry. Magazine- DISTRICT 635 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Etsweiler, Chairman 3—P. Hurley 2—J. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer Ernest W. Luse, Choirman CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Dole Dean, Chairman Milford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. McKeiih Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent Vocational ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Doug Woodward Infornotionol Conlocis— Service FRANK RITCHIE Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—R. Mulehahey—Children's Party 14—B. Foller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 23—K. Avery 21-H. J. McKnlght Don Shorno, Croig Sebald Internctiono! Information— Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Reloilons 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December-195S June-1959 2—S. 2-A. Bovee Rice 9—B. Short—Ladles' Night 9—G. Burandt Service Clyde Williams, Chairman R. G. Wafdron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Webb Treat, Bob Shaw International Student Proiects— Ken Putnom, John Deon Kornstien, Rotary Foundation- Kcoth Pearce. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT April-1959 October—1958 Erich Sehwengei, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Wayne Way 18—R. Toupalik-Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week25—W. Bobier International Public information— GENERAL SECRTCARY ROTARY 31-M. McKeith 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Youth Committee- 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnom—International Doy November—1958 Ray Mulehahey, H. J. McKnight Noel Shedd Rotary Information- INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, BUI Bobier Edward C. **?pecial - At the coll of the President Student Guests— Axner Olson Sehwengei-Com. Safety Septem ber—1953 9—E. Luse—Roiory Information GuidanceCert Faller Rural-Urbon— Music- P. M. ROTARY C. Fiske, BUI Short Trade Associations— Douglas Woodward lulor — First Thursday each Month, PRESIDENT Seboid Competitor Relations— February-1959 3-R. Fox August—1958 Selon Bovee, Chairman 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Secretory Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Crippled ChildrenTreosorer FellowshipGeorge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Gust Burandt Asst. Sec.-Treas. 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student DIRECTORS-Richord BIringer, Lester Wise, 12:15 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Milnes, Joe RIederer, Croig Club Service 16-C. Sebald 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Chrlstmos 23—R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley Jonuary—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiier—Rotorion Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28—F. VonAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change dales with another member, advise the program thaiiman of the change. Members having special progroms such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the deloils. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay '"'sAJ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Boeon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mariorle—-1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 1754 1041 1212 452-R 483-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Wliford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 1493 834-W Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 Ailsert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Edgar M. Howkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Baltoor Dr. — Doris 513-J or 166 533-R Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake — Harold T. Hill, E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Hoitz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 183 1868-W 235-W 14F24 1437 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St. — Ethel HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy-.. 1374 Lloyd Llvermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth . James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura -75 .332-J Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — . - 1039 NAME Addiess and Rotary Ann Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Cor.rad Sv/art, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Hovrard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 444 209 432-M 1344 P.oyniond A. Trebllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann . 23 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys 1855-W Cori F. Vinton. 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice ... Roymond G. Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llia Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizobelh Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Poyne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 MarshofI St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothel 1288 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor .. .345 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. ... 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn 33F22 Joseph RIederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W Charles Schmllt, 18 E. AJden St. — Berget 589-W by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS 653-M 1515-J .. —. 456-J 618 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine Rosseil F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Harold J. MeKnighf, Coldwater State Home — Carol -1400 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia ..... Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen .... V/ebster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne WELCOME . Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Wolker, 33 Oaugherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way. 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde V/illioms, R. R. 1 — Wilma .. 1341-J _1113 ... Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary . . 13^ 1630-W 1143 39 414-R 775-W 1448 -5K _1535-W Worren Wlllioms, Batavia — LaMolne Bron. 120 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello .. .. 1554-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Roth _1220-J Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. STAoe 34: He tGEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. VISITING 1155 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen — PRSDERIGK COtDWATER, 1351 ..1197 .. Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 'Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 1745 1529RX 446 ... Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St. — Louise The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Sehwengei, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy ... Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rito Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann INC, �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October l6, 1958 NEXT TUESDAY????—The recent juggling of programs has us snafued. After a little sleuthing (but not quite enough) we were able to leam that Lou PenningtoHs who was slated to have next week's program, has been switched to early next year. Bob Stocker, Bob Pennell and Bill Cadman, all of Bronson. Ralph Olney, former county treasurer and a hunting-fishing devotee, was a guest of Warren Williams. Otis Barnes, scheduled for Nov 11, originally was scheduled for Oct. 7 Jan Bopp, CHS senior, was the first of this year's series of weekly student guests. Rotarians best know Jan as No. l6 in the CHS etc. backfield. will have next Tuesday's program because his date has been given to Jim McComb for Ladies Night, which are If you are now confused, so we. it it * THIS ^IfEEK—The club enjoyed (and we say enjoyed advisedly) seeing color pictures taken by Warren and Clyde Williams during their recent Alaskan hunting exped GET WELL AL—The club was sorry to leani Tuesday that member A1 Rice has been hospitalized as result of a heart attack. He might appreciate a line or two from the members. -K- ition. The collection of some 90 slides is well v/orth seeing. It furnished the club with a half hour of top entertainment. Due to the fact that Clyde was home ill. Warren was stuck with the commentary job. Joe Riederer assisted at the projector. * * GROWING—On Sept. 25 there were 9,95^4 Rotary Clubs and an estimated U6^,000 Rotarians in 110 countries and geographical regions of the world—76 new clubs in 28 countries since July 1, 1958* * * * FILCHED—Someone saids ABSENTEES—Bacon, Burandt, Dale Dean, Fiske, Hawkins, Hurley, Kerr, Kornstein, McComb, Patterson, Pennington, Ribble, Rice, Schmitt, Sebald, Vifaldron, and Clyde Williams. Don't forget to make up men. * NINE GUESTS—Seven visiting itotarians and two other guests signed in for Tuesday's meeting. The Rotarinas weres George Hubbard, Union City; Dave Jordan, Angola, Ind.; Bill Moore and Elmer Dobson, Quincy; "Be not anxious about what you have, but about what you are". * it it POHET PETEs Ah, Autumn is here With trees all a glitter. Its the pull of the rake That makes us so bitter. Seton Sc Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Union Church — Monciay 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. QUiNCY �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMITTEES Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell - JOHN Mark Andrews, Chairman President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— KENNEDY Seton Bovee, Cholrman Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT FRED Chairman Closslfieotion— 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Moore, Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosurer Fellowship- V/EEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. See.-Treos. DIRECTORS—Richard Blrlnger, Lester V/ise, Horold Goodholm, John Wolker Program- Harvey Bent, Chairman James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Williams. Board Woodward of Directors Meetings 12:15 Edward C. Chester H. Curry. P.M. ''Special — At the call of the President Magazine- John DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY Holtz, Chairman Etsweiler, CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Chairman Noel Shedd MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Information- Vinton, Vincent Vocational FRANK RITCHIE 3-P. Hurley 2—J. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—international Day 31-M. McKelth Andrews 30—C. Allemier April-1959 Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Student Guests— Axner Olson Rufol-Urban— Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, BUI 7- 7—J. MeComb—Ladies' Night 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 14—8. Faller—Occupolional 21-H. J. MeKnight 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28-K. Avery 28—A. Olsan—Student Day November-1958 Community Safety- 4—D. Woodward—Rotory Found. Wayne Woy Boys' and Girls' Week- 25-W. Bobler Roy Mulchahey, H. J. MeKnight Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Service Doug Woodward Service lewis Pennington, 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Kornstien, Rotary Foundotion— R. G. Woldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Gust Burandt Bob Howley Internotionol Contacts- international Information— Don Shorno, Craig Sebald Horry Joseph, Harold Hill March-1959 September—1958 George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Clyde Williams, Chairman Keath Pearce. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Crippled Children- international Student ProjectsKen Putnom, John Dean Milford A. McKeith Sergeant of Arms- Carl Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Internatlonoi Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Four Way Test— Gov. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Bornes Rotary Information— Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard INTERNATIONAL 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dlst. Bobler Music- gular — First Thursday each Month, 3-R. Fox 17—E. Howkins 12-N. Shedd C. Fiske, Bill Short GuidanceBert Foller Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- February—1959 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relations— Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trode AssociationsR. Toupalik, Phil RIbblo Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 F. Sebold 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19—K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1953 June-1959 2—S. 2-A. Bovee Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Hollz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Howley January—1959 July-t959 i6-C. Sebald 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillord 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pockhom St. — Martha 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme —834-M Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Moriorie—-1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy -- 1374 William W. Bobler, 280 Grand St. — Morgoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1212 452-R 1041 Guvarrie CofPman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene--834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfieid Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 162-W Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 209 1105 George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth E. Harold Goodholm. 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. HIM, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 1868-W 235-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 183 14F24 1437 23 1208-J 14F13 Roy C. Potterson, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Aldcn — Mildred B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E, Chicago St. — Gothei 1623R 915 937 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chlcogo St, — Eleonor Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 345 ...n61-J C, Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn .. - .33F22 Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aldeh St. — Berget 589-W E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME .1354 .. 1630-W 1143 . _. 1855-W 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 414-R John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen 775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 14^ Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrlea . . Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia — LaMolne . Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello . .. Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published 618 1341-J 1113 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann -- 'Rotary REFLECTOR H. 45<i-J .. Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne The COLDWATER FRSDERICK 1155 . .-653-M 1515-J Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude 1344 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard Swon, R. R. 4 — Elvo Russeil F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 128B 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila 1745 1529RX 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Ralph L. Toupollk, R. R. 5 — Eileen Richard D. Moore, 196V'2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine.. 432-M Phone No. Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 444 Harold J. MeKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol..1400 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho 513-J or 166 533-R 75 332-J 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 1045 1261 1415 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 540-M NAME INC 552 .1535-W Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 1220-j 1271 �'*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October SLOVJING DOWN—Karl Darkeyi who has a hobby of attending sessions of many Rotary Clubs each year, has been tak ing it easy this year,, As of Sept, 20, according to the Battle Creek club bulletin, he had made but 190, The Attica, Ohio clergyman has visited the Coldwater club two or three times dur ing the past 12 months. * * * 1958 EAKLY LEAVERS—Ten (Too mary), * ^ ^ * * * ROTARY READING—The October issue of The Rotarian has many ihterestirig arti cles such as "Look Into Space", "Opera tions Research", "A Siamese Sojourn", "Denmark's School for Salvaging Young Lives", "Euration", etc. * * * * * * A REAL BARGAIN—Bill Williams, local pharmacist associated with Rotarian Mac McKeith, who was program chairman, gave an interesting and enlightening talk Tuesday on what he called "The Risks and Rewards of Pharmacy"o Bill pointed out that the five or eight bucks you pay when you get a pre scription filled, actually is a bargain. He went on to review the risks and costs involved in producing the drugs pre scribed for today's medical treatment. * TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians George Jeffery, Jack Schafer, Lloyd Junker, Bud Higbie and Dick Schultz, Bronsonj Grove Van Middlesworth, Climaxj Jack Ashcomb, Adrian| George Hindenach, Marshall; Carl Margraf, Dayton, Ohio; Carlton McKenzie, Quincy; Howard Eggleston, Toledo, Ohio; Gerry DeMink, Kalamazoo, Howard Teeter had Bob Mason of Grand Rapids as his guest. * * * ABSENTEES—Allemier, Bacon, Barnes, Faller, Fiske, Goodholm, Hawkins, McComb, McKeith, Patterson, Rice, Riederer, Thomas, Waldron, Doug and OUR SYMPATHY—goes to Ken Olmsted in the loss of his mother, Mrs, Anna Olmsted, who died this week after spend ing her entire life in Branch County and Coldwater. •JL -M- * * * ROTARY THOUGHT—A Hindu, Moslem, Buddhist, Jew, Christian, even an atheist, can believe in and practice Rotaiy's ideal of service. Politically, Rotary is almost universally acceptable —an autocracy or a democracy can approve its principles ,,,, history will prove "service above self" to be essential to Social progress, —Ripon (Wis,) Rotary * * * DEADLOCK—The usual Tuesday "quarterbacking" on Saturday's UM-MSU game wound up in the same way as the game itself— a tie with both sides claiming a moral victory. * * * * * NEXT TUESDAY—There will be a program, that's all we know, Les Woodward. POHET PETEs * * * ^ * Some days iiy cup runneth over. Today it didn't, Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BA1TLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 JW. ' �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig COMMinEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- - Classification— 1959 Mork Andrews, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY JOHN Vice President Bulletin— BENT Seton Boveo, Chairman Secretary CHARLES SCHMin FRED Torg Skobo, Fritx VanAkon President KENNEDY Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosurer Fellowship— WEEKS Edgor M. Howkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS-Richord Biringer, Lester Wise, Pfogrom— 12:15 Woodward Edward Chairman INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL John Etsweiler, Noel Shedd MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Chairman Teeter Public GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31-M. McKelth Apirl-1959 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 25-W. Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnIght Youth Committee- Doug Woodward Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley Don Shorno, Craig Sebaid International Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Bobier 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 5—R. Mooro 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Peorce December—1953 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Service 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Fa] ler—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28-K. Avery 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- International Contacts- R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations RITCHIE 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Kornstien, Rotary Foundation- Vocational Service P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 3—P. Hurley 2—J. November—1958 Community Safety— Internotional Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean A. McKeifh Sergeant of ArmsCarl VInton, Vincent Keath Pearce. GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Clyde Williams, Chairman Information— Milford INTERNATIONAL Rural-Urban— March-1959 September—1958 October—1958 Axner Olson international Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Gov. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—0. Barnes Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Ritchie—DIst. 30—C. Ailemier Wayne Way Magazine- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY FRANK Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. ROTARY C. 12-N. Shedd 17—E. Hawkins George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Gust Burandt Bobier Music- "Special — At the call of the President Crippled Children- Student Guests— Jomes F. MeComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Williams. of Directors Meetings Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Bert Foller Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership— >gular — First Thursdoy each Month, Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Guidance- Harvey Bent, Chairmen 3-R. Fox 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Four Way Test- February—1959 5—B, Milnes—Employer-Employee 26—H. Frank Harold Goodholm, Jahn Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald* Board Sebaid Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— R. Toupolik, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1953 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 16—C. Sebaid 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmos 23—R. Show 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 Julv-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarian Mag. 7—0. Shorno 13—W. Coulllard 14-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VonAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to ehonge dotes with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having speciol progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth W8 Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5 — Foy — 103^M Keith T, Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 1212 452-R Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C, Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene .-834-W 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — cllen Jo 162-W Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen ... -1045 1261 1415 1105 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holfr, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn 1399 183 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Bufondf, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth —B34-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy - 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3 — Ruth 75 1754 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte NAME Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Mortha Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Moiy Phene No. 1466 598-J 371 Dr. Chorles R. Bocon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie—. 1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 1437 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme . 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 t4. Hudson St. — Helen — 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol . 1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine—432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Reiha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 23 1208-J .14F13 1623R Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 915 B. K. Pearce, 350 Morsholl St. — Lorroine lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor . 937 640-J 345 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 33F22 S89-W Address and Rotary Ann Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen _ Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary . - Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Glodys John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy , Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia - ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME 1515-J __.456-J 618 1341-J 1113 1630-W 1143 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W 1448 - .552 -1535-W .. . Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Porsens Court — Ruth -_1220-J Sec. 3/ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, by ._ - 1351 1197 .. .1155 ..6M-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Rotary REFLECTOR Published .. Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice - _ Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia Clyde Willloms, R. R. 1 — Wilma Wor:en Williams, Batavio — LoMoine 1745 1529RX . 446 1354 Raymond A. Trebilcoek, R. R. 2 — Ann _ The COLDWATER COLDWATER, Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy -- Craig Sebaid, R. R. 2 - Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann UICH. INC, �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 2, 1958 HAIL AND FAREll'iELL~The club has gained and lost a member this week. John Williams of (^incy, Hovfard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio, and Nels Weber of Bronson, signing in. The new member is Herman Koelbel, ■srtio was introduced to the members by Bob Shaw. Herman is a native of •a * Jackson, graduated from high school there in 1937> attended Jackson Junior College and Walton's School of ABSENTEES—Allemier, Dale Dean, Faller, Goodholm, Hill, McConkey, IftcKnight, Ribble, Rice, Pdederer, Accounting in Chicago. Trebilcock, Wa dron, and Les Woodward. He is a former member of the Tecumseh Rotary Club, is now associated with M. T. Shaw, Inc., and with his Rotary Ann, Peg, and their two sons, resides at lU9 N» Clay St. The member lost is Barney (Old Reliable) Trebilcock. Barney, who recently accepted a position with the Planning Division of the State Highway Department, tendered his resignation "with regrets" to the Board at its October meeting. The board accepted it "with regrets". We are sure the club joins us in expressing the hope that some day, some way Barney vd3J. be back with us. •JE EARLY LEAVERS—Six who signed (and some others)• DAFFYNITION—Married life is just one undarned thing after another. (Anor^ous—probably for a reason). # PROGRESS—Ex-President Les Wise informed the other board members this week that new signs, chronicling the fact that the club now meets * •» raT TUESDAI—-The Ladies Night originally planned for next Tuesday has been postponed and there will be a noo: meeting at the Temple. In the program switching, MacHcKeith got next Tuesday's assignment. Vfe under stand he plans to present a program appropriately observing National Pharmaceutical Week. * * THIS WEEK—The program this week was arranged by Chet Allemier and presented by John Dean with an assist from i\x Olson. •M- •M- THIS M01>JTH—The annual Coldvrater Community Chest campaign will be staged later this month. Many local and national organizations which merit your support depend upon these annual drives, Now is the time to be thinl^ing about what you can and should give. * * POHET PETE: It featured a film produced by the Gaines Dog i'ood Co., showing the various types of hound dogs at v/ork in the woods We bid farewell to Barney And the barbecue so good. But the thing we'll notice most Is the hole -v^erein he stood. and fields• * at the Elks Temple instead of the hotel, will soon be ready for erection at the four main entrances to tdie city. * FEW GUESTS—The club had one of its shortest guest lists in weeks, only a trio of visiting Rotarians, Seton <Sc Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A T00% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGiS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMITTEES Bill Mllnes, Joe Riederer, Croig Club Service MICH. Donold M. Harris, Choirman Attendance- Russell Classification- 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER Mark Andrews, Chairman Presideni HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 . F. Moore, Chairman Sebald Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken Vice President Bulletin— Four Way Test- Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Progrom— 3-R. Fox 10—H. Joseph—international Inf. 12-N. Shedd 17—E. Hawkins 19-B. Kerr-4 H Fair 24—E. 26—H. Frank Ritchie—DIst. Gov. March-1959 Harvey Bent, Chairman Horvey Bent, Donold Harris, Jess Wald- Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- James F. MeComb, Chairman Williams. Warner Board of Directors Meetings Edward C. Holtz, Chairman 3—P. Hurley 2—J. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Noel Shedd Rotary Informotion— Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekRay Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw International Service Clycie Williams, Chairman Information- Dale Dean, Chairman International Student ProjectsINTERNATIONAL Ken Putnam, John Dean Sergeant of ArmsGEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Carl Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rotary FoundationKeath Peorce. Doug Woodward Milford GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL A. McKeith Vocational Service R. RITCHIE G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hostings, Mich. Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley Internationol Contacts- International Information— April-1959 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington-Buyer-Seller 28—K. Avery 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Forty 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Woyne Way John Etsweiler, Chairman 31—M. McKeith November—1958 Community Safety— Don Shorno, Croig Sebald Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Doy October-1958 Erich Sehwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Mogazine— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Rural-Urban— Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Chester H. Curry. "^^peeial — At the call of the President Student Guests— Axner Olson Bobier Music- P. M. ROTARY Douglas Woodward •^ulor — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 VanAken, Sehwengel—Com. Safety September—1958 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information GuidanceBert Faller February—1959 5—8. Mil nes—Employer-Employee Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Duane Dovidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship— George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Edgor M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. Gust Burondt 30—C. Allemler Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student DIRECTORS-Richord Biringer, Lester Wise, FRANK 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. 25—W. Boblor 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Olson—Student Doy May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—8. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S. 2-A. Bovee Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—R. 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 16—C. Sebald Shaw 6—J. Estweller—Rotarion Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. CouMtard 14-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. 8. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Alfemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Chorles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorle — .1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nofa 1493 Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie-John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martho Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Morguerite 540-M 1212 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol—1400 452-R 483-W 713-R 162-W 1045 1261 1415 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R, R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorrolne Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke — 186B-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr. — AHeen 14F24 1437 235-W 209 Riehord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine— 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St. — Lila 1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 533-R 183 75 332-J William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Harold T. Hill, 4i31 E. Chieogo St. — Hermione 1466 598-J 229-W 834-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Phone No. 1754 1041 Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene ..834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory NAME Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 640-J 345 Phil Ribble, 35«/2 Morse St. 1161-J Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden Si. — Berget .33F22 589-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME -11^ Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia .1155 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howord Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion ... 653-M 1515-J 456-J 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen 1341-J .1113 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Treblleock, R. R. 2 — Ann .- - .1354 F'ederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary .. . 1630-W 1143 V/orner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice .. _ 1855-W 39 John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 775-W 1448 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilmo . Warren Williams, Batavia — LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R, 2 — Cello - 414-R -552 -1535-W _ Bron. 120 - Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. 1554-M 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ._1220-j Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, Published 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chlcogo St. — Louise 'Kotary REFLECTOR H. -1745 1529RX 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginio Tbe COLDWATER FREDERICK Phone No. Croig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita INC. 1271 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 25, 1958 DON'T HOUl® US—Ghet Allemier, Next Tuesday's program chairman, tells us he has secured a 25-minute ^filffi dealing vdth various t^^es of hound dawgs. A timely topic v.hat T/ith the hunting season soon coning up. Ghet won't be at the meeting but John Dean will pinch hit for MAKES UP—Conrad Swart made up last week's Rotary session in Fremont, Neb. He brought home for ye bulletin eds, an interesting copy of the Fremont club's nublication, called "The Spokesman". In the edition was a TLiought For The Day— "The cost of living is still about the same—all a fellow has." Amen. him. NOT B/J)—President Dick reported THIS WEEK—Mark Andrews pre sented Cong-ressman August Johansen, who gave a sharply critical sLmmary of the 85th Congress. Tuesday that the club's U-H Fair project netted ^J337.07 this year. Johansen, observing Rotary rules, did a masterful Job of presenting his report in a non-partisan manner. East and on heavy federal spending BRIEFING SESSION—A Rotary Information meeting for new members v;as held Monday night at the home of President Dick. The staff presented a clear and concise picture were of Rotary and, we have been told, even old His views on the threat in the Far heard with evident interest. time Rotarians present learned several new facts. TUESDAX'S GUESTS—Rotarians Dwight Green, Paul V/ork, George Jeffery, Bob Pennell, Jack Schafer and Lloyd Junker, all of Bronson, SAFETX HINT—Vrfhen approaching schools, use your eyes and save the pupils. and Howard Eggleston of Toledo, 0; Carlton McKenzie of Quincy, and Carl Margraf of Dayton, 0. Fred Vfeeks had Bill Donkin and Carl Linn as his guests, while Sen. John P. Sraeekens was a guest HOME, SV/EET HOME—Warren Williams and son, Clyde, ivere at Tuesday's meeting, having returned from what we understand was a highly successful big game hunting expedition to Alaska. of Mark Andrews. POHET PETE: EARLX LEAVERS—Four. We made money at the Fair. Could say more if we dare. Over $300 dollars we made this year * ABSENTEES—Barnes, Burandt, Dale Dean, Kerr, Olmsted, Owers, Pearce, Putnam, Thomas and In 15 years we'll be in the clear. Trebilcock. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BE A 10G% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF Employer-Employee Relotions Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig COMMITTEES Club Service MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Rice 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Gov. Mareh-1959 R. Toupallk, Phil Ribble Mark Andrews, Chairman Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas, OIRECTORS-Riehord Blringer, Lester Wise, Program- Harvey Bent, Chairman Ray Fox Williams. James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipBoard 12S15 Music- Edward C. Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P.M. ^^peeial — At the call of the President INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN John Etsweiler, Chairmon Noel Shodd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public Information- GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Carl Keath GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL R. FRANK RITCHIE G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31-M. McKeith 30—C. Atlemier Aprii-1959 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party Student Guests— Axner Olson 7—J. McComb—ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Rural-Urban— 2C-K. Avery Community SafetyErich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. 11—O. Bornos 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' end Girts' Week- 25-W. Bobier Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald international information- 19-K. Olmsted 26-B. K. Pearce June-1959 2—A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Chrlstmos 23—R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley Jonuary—1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlon Mag. JuIy-1959 13-W. Couillard 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 2—S. Bovee 9—G. Burandt international Contacts- 23—A. Olson—Student Day December—195B Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Service 21-H. J. McKnight May-1959 November—1956 Bobier Doug Woodword Pearce. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban Riederer October—1958 GuidanceBert Pallet Kornstien, Rotory Foundation- Vocational Service P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Gust Burandt Iniernatfonal Student Pro[ects— Ken Putnam, John Dean Vinton, Vincent 3—P. Hurley 2—J. George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Clyde Williams, Chairman Sergeant of Arms- September—1958 9—E. Luse—Rotory informotion 16—P. Ribble-Stog Night Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- International Dale Dean, Chairman Milford A. McKeilh INTERNATIONAL Community Service Woyne Woy Mogazine— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward of Directors Meetings Four Way Test- Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student Harvey Bent, Donold Harris, Jess Wald- ■^ular — First Thursday each Month, 17—E. Hawkins 12-N. Shedd 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Secretary Duano Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosurer ■oliowship— FRED WEEKS 3-R. Fox 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—Internotionai inf. Competitor Relotions— C. FIske, Bill Short 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair President Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken — Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT February—1959 Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trode Associotions— Classification- 1959 195S-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Sebold 16-C. Sebald 7—D. Shorno 28—F. VanAken The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairmon — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 103^M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. —1466 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Roth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Morjorie .—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther 1493 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma William W. Bobier, 230 Grand St. — Margaret James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 1041 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme - Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth . .. Roy C. Potterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 - Roth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris. .1105 513-J or 166 533-R E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 129 1868-W Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone... Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Pool Hurley, 1M Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 183 235-W 14F24 1437 540-M Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 3 — Ruth ... Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte 229-W —834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy.. 1374 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfleld Dr. — Josephine 4S2-R Guvarrle Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola ... 483-W Wilford C, Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene -834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lane — Mory 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — cllen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 1415 598-J 75 . . . 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol-.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite .... 209 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann 6^-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elvo Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 1515-J 456-J 618 E. Byron Thomas, 53 N. Circle Or. — Virginia Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno ... Werner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Maurice Poyne, 23 E. Aldcn — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothel 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor ... .345 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroliri^ 33F22 1554-W Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 589-W Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy .. Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma Vt'crren Williams, Batavia — LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia .. MICHIGAN 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME .. 1354 1630-W 1143 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W 1448 .552 ._1535.W Bron. 120 1554-M Chories L. Woodv/ard. 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ...1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. Meeting Time: TUESDAY .. . ._ Cor! F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice .... Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Q0L&W4XER, HXCSe by -1341-J 1113 ._ .. Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary FREDERICK H. WEEKS ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER . Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen .-432-M .1344 1288 1197 1155 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Richord D. Moore, 196V'2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla... 1M1 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St. — Louise . V/ilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 'Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, AAi Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone — Virginia The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy . - .1745 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 — Rita 1^9RX �"He Profits Mod Who Serves Best^' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 18, 1958 LOTS OF ORCHIDS—To Phil Ribble, who chairmaned the annual stag at Goldwater County club this week. Those who attended (and most of the membership did) had a wonderful time. The dinner was excellent and the program entertaining. HELP, HELP—Every editor has good and bad days. - The good days are when he has just enough news to fill the space allotted to him. The bad days are when there little news. is too much or too Personally, we'd rather have too much than too little. It's a lot easier to cut than to stretch. Phil is used to gambles (ouch) but he wasn't taking one when he All of -vdiich is just another way secured Monk Watson for the after- of saying that this week there seems dinner portion of the evening. to be a serious drouth of bulletin items• Monk always amazes us Tdth his versatility and the 75-niinute pro gram he presented was, in our humble opinion, tops. So, vrith nothing more to say, we'll turn the balance of this page over to our colleague, Pohet Pete, in hopes he can contribute more than we have However, it is fortunate that he didn't produce his never-empty Indian jug until after dinner. Had he not waited, the bar would have lost money and some of the boys might not have been around to enjoy the managed to produce. fine swiss steak the Martins served. 01' Pete sometimes runs dry, too Guess we'll go out and sop up a few< * * * POHET PETE? Monk, incidentally, offered his services for the next minstrel show. Heck, he could put on the whole shoT/ himself. • • . and it would be a dandy. * * ABSENTEES — No list. * * * VISITORS — No list. •JE # * EARLY LEAVERS—Only George Owers, who had to attend a city planning commission session. NEXT TUESDAY—Mark Andrews is chairman. We can't tell you what he has planned because he was holding • A. court when it occurred to us to find out. Seton & Duke «• You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee RexStions Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Cratg COMMIHEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donold M. Harris, Chairman Atfendonee— Russell - Chairman Classification- 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skabo, Fritz VonAken President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT - FRED WEEKS Selon Bovee, Chairman Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- DIRECTORS—Richard Blringer, Lester Wise, Program- Harvey Bent, Chairman Woodward Edward C. Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P.M. ROTARY John Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary informationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Keath ROTARY INTERNATIONAL R. FRANK RITCHIE Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill 3-P. Hurley 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 17—V. Kornstien 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—Internollona! Day 31~M. McKelth G. Waldron, Buyer-Seller Chairman Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21-H. J. McKnight 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' ond Girls' WeekRay Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight 25-W. Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Service International Contacts- International Information— Don Shorno, Craig Sebold Harry Joseph, Harold HIM 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Doug Woodward Pearce. Apirl-1959 October—1958 November—1958 Community Safety- March-1959 10—D. Moore-Rural-Urban Riederer 2e-K. Avery Kornstien, Rotary Foondotion— Vocational Service P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Gov. 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Axner Olson Rural-Urban— Inlernotlonal Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean McKeilh Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT Faller Clyde Williams, Chairman Information- Milford INTERNATIONAL Ritchie-Dist. George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews internallenal Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Crippled Children- Woyne Way Magazine- CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 2—J. Bobler Music— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety September—1958 Student Guests— Warner VonAken, Douglas ^^^pecial — At the call of the President 17—E. Hawkins 26—H. Frank Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Bert Jomes F. McComb, Chairman Williams. Board of Directors Meetings 3-R. Fox 10—H. Joseph—Intarnallonal Inf. 19—B. Kerr—4-H Fair Four Way Test- February—1959 5—6. Milnes—Employer-Employee 12-N. Shedd Guldonce— Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership— ■•golar — First Thursday each Month, 1958>19S9 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 Edgar M. Hawkins, Choirman Gust Burandt 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student Asst. See.-Treas. 12:15 Competitor Relotions— C. Fiske, Bill Short Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trodo Associations— R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble Rice OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 F. Moore, Sebold Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. FIske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short-Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 16-C. Sebold 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 Julv-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlan Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13—W. Coulllard U-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAkcn The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-59. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion W8 371 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 103^M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Phone No- 1466 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther ^^^1^ 1493 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Lloyd Livermoro, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 54Q-M William W. Bobler, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 332-J 1039 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr. — Josephine Guvarrie CofFman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 452-R 483-W Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marlorie._-1490 Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara_. Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehati St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1754 1212 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 444 713-R 162-W 1045 1261 1415 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1105 533-R 1399 183 129 1868-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn 14F24 Paul Hurley, IW Falrfield Dr. — Alleen - 834-W Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 4i31 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 75 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwator State Home — Carol .1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine—432-M 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 1374 235-W 1437 NAME Phone No. 1529RX 446 Howard Swan, R, R. 4 — Elva 1515-J Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Noel Shedd. 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chlcogo St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M, Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph I. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen __ Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys . 1855-W 1288 14F13 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1161-J 33F22 1554-W 589-W Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice .. Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen.. Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 - Wllmo .. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celio . .Charles I. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ,S S" 15 "il COLDVATSH, 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME 39 414-R 775-W 1448 ^2 .1535-W Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 I Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R QUALITY SPRIWG PKODtfCTS, INC. COLDWATER, - 1143 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth ..12i20-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Morshoil St. — Polly 1271 P'REDifRiCK He.--ULEEKS— Meeting Time: . Warren Williams, Balavlo — LoMolne C-'-'V, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ..1113 1354 23 1208-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget by 456-J 618 1341-J 1630-W Tbe COLDWATER Published 1351 1197 .-1155 653-M Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 1623R Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 915 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor . —345 'Rotary REFLECTOR .17^ 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila George Owers, R. R. 3 — Ellzobelh Address and Rotary Ann Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann .. MICH. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 11, lJo8 THE STAG AT EVE—There vdll be PAT ON Back—President Dick has no luncheon meeting next Tuesday. Instead, the members Tdll assemble received a letter from RI praising our club on its vfell-rounded prograiA. at the Country Club (not "Monan's rill") for the annual club stag Chances are he will read it in full at the next regular session. dinner and evening. •if •if Phil Ribble, chairman of this year's shindig, says it will be well worth the S3 fee. There are reports that Monk \iatson vdll head the evening's entertainrAent. Heed we say more? FINE iiEMORIAL—One member has donated a ^10 check to the liotary Foundation in memory of Maurice Payne, Others who may vdsh to express their gratitude for Maurice's long and faithful club service Oh yes, the hour for feeding will be 6:30. * •if manner, may send their checks to Sec retary Chick. •if •if THIS TUESDAY—Chairman Keith Avery came up vdth Don Shorno's son, Don, Jr., who spent the past summer in German;^^ under Idchigan Youth for Understanding program. Young Don gave the members an interesting account of his exper iences and impressions of V/est Germany. He also displayed some excellent color slides taken in Germany and at the V»orld's Fair in Brussels. in a similar •if •if A HELPING HAND—The directors, at their September meeting last week, voted to contribute up to (?300 in club funds to help pay hospital charges for rehabili tation treatment received by Howard Titus at University hospital. •if •if •if COMING UP—President Dick and Secretary Chick are working on a set of nevj- by-laws for the club. •«• •if •if -if SIGNS OF THE Tliffi—Past President EARLY LEAVERS—Just twoJ •if # •if giving the time and the nevf location of ABSENTEES—Barnes, Hawkins, Russ Moore, Pennington, Ribble, Trebilcock, and (apparently still in Alaska) Clyde and V/arren Vdlliaras. •if •if 4f FOUR GUESTS—The Les V/ise has accepted responsibility for securing and placing nevf highway signs club meetings. The old signs, giving the hotel as the club's meeting place, are being removed. •«• * •if POHET PETE: club had four visiting Rotarians, Paul Dolembo of Valparaiso, Ind., Lloyd Junlcer of Dronson, Carl Llargraf of Dayton, Ohio, and Carleton McKenzie from ^uincy, Businessmen, have some fun. The recession is on the run. The surest sign, if you like. Is the UAV/ may call a strike. as its guests this week. •if Seton A Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURG1S - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �September The has approved objections of Directors of the name and classification should be filed with Major Classification Koelbel Clothing Signed the = J. A. listed Secretary Industry 1958 Coldwater the Name Herman Board 10, Rotary Club below. Any within one week, Minor Classification Shoe Manufacturing AA Kennedy, Secretary �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMIHEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred OFFICERS BY ELECTION Rice Classification- 19S8 - 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skobo, Frits VanAken President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT - FRED WEEKS Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treosorer Fellowship- Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Soc.-Treas. DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Woodward Music- Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. '^^peciat — At the call of the President ROTARY Chairman Noel Shedd Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY A. Carl FRANK RITCHIE Frank Ritchie—Dist. Gov. 3—P. Hurley 2—J. Riederer 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary information 17—V. Kornstlen 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night 24—K. Putnam—international Day 31-M. McKelth April-19S9 7- Student Guests— Axner Olson Rural-Urbon— 28-K. Avery Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Safety- 18—R. Toupallk—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' WeekRay Mulchahey, H. J. McKnight Youth Committee- Peorce. international Contoets— international Information- Kornstlen, Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley 25—W. Bobier 19-K, Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce June-19S9 2—A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Sebald 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—8. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Coulllard 14-T. Skabo 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relotlons 2—S. Bovee 9—G. Burandt Don Shorno, Craig Sebald 23—A. Olson—Student Day December—1958 Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Vocational Service Vincent 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight Mqv-1959 November—1958 Bobier March-1959 September—1958 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—8. Faller—Occupotionol 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Faller Rotary FoundationDoug Woodward Vinton, R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 26—H. 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 30—C. Allemier Inlernotional Student ProjectsKen Putnam, John Dean McKeith Sergeant of ArmsKeath GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Gust Burandt Clyde Williams, Chairman Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Kerr-4-H Fair George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews International Service Informotion— Milford INTERNATIONAL Crippled Children- Wayne Way John Etswelier, Chairman Rotary Information- INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman 19-B. Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Magazine- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Otis Bornes, Keath Pearce Bert James F. McComb, Chairman V/arner VanAken, Douglas 12:15 R. Toupoiik, Phil Ribble Four Way Test- 10—H. Joseph—internotionol Inf. 17—E. Howklns 12-N. Shedd Trade Associations- Guidance- Harvey Bent, Chairman Williams. "^gular — First Thursday each Month, Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Fcbruory-1959 3-R. Fox 5—8. Milnes—Employer-Employee Horold Goodholm, John Walker Scholorships, Awards and Student October—1958 Progro m— Harvey Beni, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- Ray Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Mem bershipBoard of Directors Meetings 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig August-1958 Se^ld 20—F. VonAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you wont !o change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special . programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 103^M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Roth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon W8 -3in Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mef|orie-- 1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 - Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 5B N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgoret 1493 1754 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara.... ..1212 Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 713-R 162-W Gust C. Borondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmo9ene--834-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etswelier, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchott St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 129 1868-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, IM Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 14F24 1437 235-W ^ fV, Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy ..1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 - Roth 75 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy -1745 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rito . . Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann .. . 209 Ralph L. Toupoiik, R. R. 5 — Eileen -- - Richard D. Moore, 196V2' N. Hudson St. — Elaine.—432-M Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1344 1288 23 1208-J 14F13 Roy C. Potterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 1623R 915 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorrolne 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor ._ .345 Phil Rliable, 35'/2 Morse St. - 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn 33F22 Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1554-W 589-W . E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia 618 1341-J 1113 .1354 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 1630-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary ... . 1143 Worner B. VonAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice _ , ... 1855-W Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia . John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. V/ay, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy . Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beotrlce Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma .. Warren Williams, Batavia — LoMoine . Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. 39 414-R 1448 SS2 _1535-W . Bron. 120 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly _ _. 775-W 1554-M 1271 1220-J -1271 ^ s?:° Qra 12 lo C Vr « FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ItlCii. by 1155 653-M Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. o Published --1197 1515-J 456-J Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR - Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1351 Donald V. Shorno. 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elvo Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol.-1400 1529RX 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen ——.444 Maurice Payne, 23 E; Alden — Mildred 183 1466 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Mortha 533-R 1399 Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilmo Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. HIM, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1045 1261 1415 1105 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris NAME HARVEY BENT, Program Cholrman ~ Telephone 1493 INC. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 12:15 VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS WELCOME ': m �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 3> 1958 Patterson, Thomas, Treat, Trebilcock, V/ay, Clyde and \Tarren NEXT TUESDAY — Keith Avery, next week's program chairiiian, is borroT.'ing Don Shorno's son as his offerings Williams• As most members know, young Don recently returned from Gerixiany where he spent the summer under an exchange student program. He will relate his experiences and give us his impressions of the places and peoples visited. THIS VffiEK—State EARLY leavers—Far too many. a -ii -it IN THE PLANiaNG—A Rotary District Institute for club presidents, bulletin editors. Rotary Information committee chairmen, classification committee, district governor's special representative, the district governor and counselor. Date and place to be Senator Joe Smeekens, who addressed the club several months ago after a announced. whirlwind tour of the Middle East Tliis institute will consider some of the items outlined in RI President and Russia, played a return engage ment Tuesday. Sen. Joe's intentions Clifford ITiindall's challenge for this year, namely: of exhibiting color photos he took in Moscow were thwarted when the pro jector jammed, but he proceeded to give his audience a vivid visual picture of the people and condi tions behind the "Daring to face the present" "Sharing the object of ITotary" "Finding your personal path to peace" "Strengthening our heritage" "iron curtain". * * it Joe Hiederer was program HEADLINERS chairman. (in October Rotarian)— "A Two-Year Look into Space", by Willy Ley; "Operations Research," by James Butler; and "Denmark's School for Salvaging Young Lives," by 13. Bulow- VACATION'S OVER—Tuesday's short guest list was indicative of the fact that Summer is just about Jacobsen. ■a over. Only five visiting Rotarians and one other guest signed in. The five T/ere; Carlton McKenzie, v^uincy; Bob Higbie, Lloyd Junker and Bob Stocker, all of Bronson; and Dave Jordan of jLngola. Arch Stocker, of Sarasota, Fla., T/as a guest of son. Bob. _.-5t -M- it POHET PETE: Pardon us for being bold But do you know we're getting old. The time grows shorter day by day. To take back some of things we say. a ABSENTEES—Burandt, Curry, Dale Dean, Faller, Goodholra, Hawkins, McComb, Dick and xiuss Moore, Olson, Seton & Duke I You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elk* Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. I �COMMIHEES ROTARY CLUB OF Club Service Donald M. Horris, Cholrman COLDWATER/ MICH. Attendance- Russell Employer-Employee Relations Bill Mllnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Sebald OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER Four Way Test- Mark Andrews, Chairman Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY R. Toupolik, Phil Ribble Rice Classification— Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley CHARLES SCHMITT DIRECTORS-Rlchard BIringer, Lester Wse, Gust Burandt Harold Goodholm, John Wolker Scholarships, Awards and Student Program— GuidanceBert Foller Korvey Bent, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- Roy Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership— James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Williams. Regular — First Thursday eoch Month, 12:15 Edward •necial - At the call of the President ROTARY Holtz, Chairman INTERNATIONAL Etsweiler, Chairman Noel Shedd International Student Projects- Doug Woodward Pearce. Vocational Service R. G. Waldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations FRANK RITCHIE P. O. Box 168, Hostings, Mich. Lewis Pennington, Bob International Contacts- International Information- Don Shorno, Croig Sebald Hawley Bobier 5—R. 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce June-1959 2—A. Rice 9—G. Burondt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 16—C. Sebald 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Show .30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotorion Mag. 7—D, Shorno 13-W. Couillard 14-T. 20—John 21—E. B. Thomas Dean 27—George Owers Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 2—S. Bovee Clyde Williams, Chairman McKeith 25-W. December—1953 Ken Putnam, John Dean Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rotary FoundationKeath GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Dale Dean, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 4—0. Woodward—Rotary Found. Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnIght InformationA. May-1959 November—1958 international Service Milford INTERNATIONAL 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 28—A. Olson—Student Day Teeter GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies* Night 28-K. Avery Youth Committee- Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Public AprlI-1959 October—1958 Rural-Urban— Boys' and Girls' Week- Ernest W. Luse, Chairman 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—Internotlonol Day 31-M. McKeith Andrews 30—C. Allemier Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Rotary Informotion— CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urbon Riederer 21-H. J. McKnight Wayne Way John 3—P. Hurley 2—J. 14—B. Feller—Occupational Community Safety- Magozine— _,.-.-i?irT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT C. Chester H. Curry. P. M. March-1959 September—1958 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Bobier Music- 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Gov. Student Guests— Axner Olson Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Woodward Board of Directors Meetings 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Edgar M. Howklns, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treos. 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Crippled Children- Treasurer Fellowship— FRED WEEKS 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 17—E. Howkins 12-N. Shedd C. Fiske, Bill Short Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— February-1959 3-R. Fox 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee Competitor Relations— F. Moore, Chairman 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-19S8 Skobo 28-P. VanAken The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to chonge dotes with another member, advise the Pf-saram chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Foy Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Roth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. - Marion -371 Dr Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Moriorie.. 1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 - Bernice . Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Wlliiam W. Bobier, 2B0 Grand St. — Margaret 129 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 1868-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 ■— Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen 14F24 1437 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 183 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 540-M ---75 713-R 162-W 1045 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Lloyd Livermoro, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3 - Roth — Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol- .1400 533-R E. Harold GoodKolm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 229-W 8«-M 483-W John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchetl St. - Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513.J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 1041 Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.-834-W Chester H- Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 14^ -5OT-J James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura -452-R Guvcrrie Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nolo Phone No. Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— 1374 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. - Josephine Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — VTilma 66F14 1493 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara NAME HARVEY BENT, Program Choirman — Telephone 1493 235-W William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine—^2-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 1288 Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 23 1208-J George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorroine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 1623R 915 937 640-J Phil Ribble, 35V^ Morse St. ... C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1,'Union City — Evelyn 1161-J 33F22 Kenneth M. Pulnom, 11 B. Chicago St. — Eleanor Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline ... Charles Schmift, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 345 1554-W 589-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Croig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita Phone No. . -1745 1529RX Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann . _ Noel Shedd, 74 Mople Lone — Virginia .... 446 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise 1197 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Ctiicago St. — Nellie Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elvo Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 1155 .. -653-M - 1515-J 456-J 618 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr, — Virginia .. ..1341-J Ralph L. Toupolik, R. R. 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne . Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann ..1113 1354 1630-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary -Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 - Gladys Carl F. VInlon, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice _ . Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1143 1855-W .39 414-R 775-W 1448 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 - Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia — LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 - Celia . . Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly .552 1535-W Bron. 120 1554-M .1271 1220-J 1271 I ^ ;;1 •.f ^ The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Motary REFLECTOR FREDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published by I c(a LG-A Hi Y 2 TT S- pTm 7': Eirr s VISITING ROTARIANS T ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 28, 1?58 A RICH HSRITAGE—Coldwater Rotary lost a beloved member Saturday, District Governor Frank expressed pleasure over the Coldwater club's attendance record. Maurice Payne always placed It still can be improved, however. "service above self" in his club and daily activities, and was a real * Rotarian in every sense of the word. We couldn't help thinking Tuesday when District Governor Ritchie was saying that community service is the justification of the mission of Rotary, that his words described Maury's leadership in the club and community during the past quarter century, TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Dave Jordan, Angola, Archie Schufelt, Hillsdalej Elmer Dobson, Quincy; Walter Bender, Middletown, Ohio; Dick Schultz, Bronsonj Jerry Smith, Nilesj Dick Kerr, Battle Creek; Bob Mason, Grand Rapids; and Harold Walgren, Chicago. * Maurice's passing will leave a big void in the club. His fellow ship and leadership will be sorely missed. His death was a personal loss to each and every one of us. However, the privilege of having known him, having wit nessed his amazing courage in face of the inevitable, and having en joyed the warmth of his dynamic personality is a heritage bequested to few men. * EARLY LEAVERS—six. # ABSENTEES—Bacon, Faller, Fiske, Hawkins, Kennedy, McKeith, Russ Moore, Pennington, Ribble, Thomas, Toupalik, Way and Warren Williams, * ■» CALL OF THE WILD—Clyde Williams told us at the club assembly that he was leaving this week to join father. Warren, in Alaska for a hunting trip. CLUB ASSEMBLY—The annual club assembly was held Tuesday night with President Dick presiding and District * « « « POHET PETE: Governor Frank sitting in on the session in an advisory capacity. The said he liked our verse So this week we're being terse. The assembly started with a dinner at the Country club with the officers, directors, chairmen and some of the s±»-chairmen present. Gov, No sense workin' when we're ahead Think we'll knock off and go to bed. During the evening the reports of the various chairmen and sub- chairmen, outlining their plans for the coming year, were discussed. There is not room to review all of the activities planned. We'll say this, however. It looks like a Seton & Duke ^^usv year ahead. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. &R0N50N — Congrega^onal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Emplpyer-Employee Relations COMMinEES Bill Milnes, Joe RIederer, Croig Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell F. Moore. Chairman Sebald 1958 . C. Fiske, Bill Short R. Toupalik, Phil Rlbble Rice Classification- 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman FRED WEEKS DIRECTORS-Rlchard Birlnger, Lester Wise, Program— 12-N. Shedd 17—E. Hawkins 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce Gov. Horvey Bent, Chairman Student Guests- James F. McComb, Chairman Williams. Warner Woodward Board of Directors Meetings Edward C. Holtz, Chester H. Curry. P. M. -tecial — At the call of the President ROTARY Chairman John Wayne Way Etsweller, Chairman Noel Shedd Rotary InformationErnest W. Luse, Chairman INTERNATIONAL CLIFFORD A. RANDALL Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Teeter Public Information- Mllford INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS A. Clyde Williams, Chairman international Student Proiects- McKeith Keath Doug Woodward Pearee. International Contacts- Vocational Service ROTARY INTERNATIONAL R. G. FRANK RITCHIE Woldron, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley Don Shorno, Cralg Sebald International Information— Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 21-H. J. McKnIght 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 11-O. Bornes 25-W. Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—8. K. Pearce December-1958 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burondt Service Ken Putnam, John Dean Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rofory Foundation- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Webb Treat, Bob Shaw International Dale Dean, Chairman GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Ray Mulchahey, H. J. McKnIght Youth Committee— April-1959 7- 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- 31-M. McKeith 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Sofety— 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller November—1958 Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, Magazine- .,^,RICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urban October—1958 28—K. Avery Rural-Urban— Bobier Music- Regular — First Thursday each Month, 12tl5 VanAken, Douglos Axner Olson March-1959 3—P. Hurley September—1958 GuidanceBert Faller Harvey Bent, Donald Horris, Jess WaldRoy Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- PRESIDENT 3-R. Fox Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President 2—J. RIederer Community Service Vice President Bulletin— 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information Keith Avery, Chairman Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary 16—P. Rlbble—Stog Night Duone Davidson, Paul Hurley Crippled ChildrenTreosurer FellowshipGeorge Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. Sec.-Treas. Gust Burondt 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMirr February—1959 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. Competitor Relations— Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associotlons— OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958*1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1958 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 16—C. Sebald 23—R. Show 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweller—Rotarlan Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Coulllord 14-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken Tbe above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such os Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Anrt Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth Keith T. Avery, IS Church St. — Morion Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorie 103^M Lloyd Llvermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth 540-M 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L, McConkay, 95 S. Monroe St. — 332-J 1039 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 1212 4S2-R Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mory Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 713-R 162-W 1045 Guvarrle Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene.—834-W 1261 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H- Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 129 1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn Paul Hurley, IM Falrfleld Dr. — Aileen 1466 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfleld Dr. — Josephine Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 66F14 1493 —1754 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Eisweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 928 371 1490 Otis O, Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean.. William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret NAME 183 14F24 1437 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Mortha Iro King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme .S98-J 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— 1374 Harold J. McKnIght, Coldwater State Home — Carol ..1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerlte Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retho George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 209 432-M 1344 1288 23 1208-J 14F13 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen ... . Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. 2 — Ann .. .. Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chieogo St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys _ .. Ccrl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice . Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Dellc Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello .. Charles L. Woodward. 163 Morshall St. ... Joseph RIederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline 1554-W Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget by MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS .. Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn 33F22 589-W WELCOME ..653-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion . . Phil Rlbble, 35'/2 Morse St. ... 345 —1155 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie John Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy . .. Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ROTARIANS 446 1351 1623R 915 937 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, II E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1745 1529RX 1197 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Mouflce Payne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gothel Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batovlo — LoMoine .. _. . . 1515-J 456.J -618 .-1341-J ...1113 -1354 .1630-W 1143 1855-W ... 39 414-R 775-W 1448 552 .1K5-W Bron. 120 . I554-M 1271 Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth 1220-J Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK VISITING . Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIlNG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. COLDWATER, . Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Jlo^arj/ REFLECTOR Meeting Time: -. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann T^e COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy - Croig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 21, 1958 BANNER DAY—Next Tuesday is the ^BIG DAY, District Governor Frank Ritchie ;will make his annual official visit to ""the club. He will be heard at the noon session and will be the key figure at the annual club assembly in the evening. District Gov, Frank is area Rushville, Ind.; Larry Plumb, Toledo, Ohioj Fred Weeks, Jr., Ft. Bragg, N.C.; Tom Grove, Bridgeville, Pa.; Chuck Hill and Ken Yesh, Bronson. * •» St INVITATION—Members of the manager of Consumers Power Co., and is a member of the Hastings club. He is a former member and past president of the Howell and Grand Ledge clubs and has been a Rotary member since 1936. neighboring ^uincy Rotary Club are planning to honor one of their active members, the Rev. Bill Cruthers, by attending the morning service at his church, the Union church in Quincy. The Coldwater club has had two 100 per cent meetings within the past year. How about making it another next Tuesday? Carleton McKenzie, who should rate an honorary membership in the local club (he attends regularly enough), has in vited Coldwater Rotarians to Join the * Quincy club in its tribute to Bill. * IT WAS FUN—The club played host this week to about 50 ii-H club boys The service at the Union Church Sunday is scheduled to start at 9s50. and girls at a luncheon served at the fairgrounds. The meal, featuring fried chicken, gravy and bisquits, and apple pie a la mode, was enjoyed despite a lack of elbow room. St St IMPROVEMENT—Coldwater had an average attendance of 93-37 per cent dhring July of this year,-a-gain-ef—- 2.26 per cent over last year's July percentage of 91-11- The luncheon is an annual affair —one which the members enjoy, especially some of the younger members who seem to have the best luck in selecting the most comely dinner partners. * St St HAS A POINT—Doug Bullock, Three Rivers, philosophizes: "One reason many of us can't afford an European vacation is 'A St because our dollars made the trip without us." PSSING FACES—Avery, Curry, Fiske, Goodholm, Hill, Kennedy, McKeith, Russ Moore, Olson, Oarers, Pennington, Ribble, Sebald, Skabo, Thomas, Trebilcock and Warren Williams. •Jt •Jt Don't forget to make up, fellas. * ^t THIRTEEN GUESTS—Tuesday's guest list was made up of 13'namesBud Davis^ Carmi, 111.; Tom Venable and Bill Haveman, Middletown, Ohio; Rowle Greenslade, Bridgeville, Pa,; Bud Higbie, Bronson; .Bob Jones, Adrian; Dudley Campbell, Setoi^ & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMinEES COLDWATER/ MICH. Donald M. 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Cralg Club Service Harris, Chairman Attendance- Sebold Competitor Relations— C. Fiske, Bill Short Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - Classification- 1959 Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President — Vice President Bulletin— Soton Bovee, Chairman RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- FRED WEEKS Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Harold Goodholm, John Walker Asst. Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS-Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Progrom— Harvey Bent, Chairman Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WoldRay Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde MembershipWilliams. James F. McComb, Chairman Warner Board of Directors Meetings Edward C. Holtz, Chairman Chester H. Curry. P. M. •seciol — At the call of the President ROTARY Mogazlne— John Etsweiler, Noel Rotary INTERNATIONAL GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL A. 10—D. Moore—Rurol-Urban 9—E. Luse—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night G. Gust Burandt Buyer-Seller Relations Lewis Pennington, Bob Hawley Aprll-1959 Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1956 Guidance— Bert Faller 7- 7—J. McComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Student Guests— Axner Olson 2B-K. Avery Rural-Urban— 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Erich Senwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes 18—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' ond Girls' Week- 25-W. Youth Committee- Contacts- International Information- 28—A. Olson—Student Day Bobier 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske-Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Pearce June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2-A. Rice 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Doy 16—C. Sebaid 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July—1959 6—J. Esfweiler—Rotarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13—W. Couillard 14—T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken Don Shorno, Cralg Sebaid Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 21-H. J. McKnight December—1958 Webb Treat, Bob Shaw International 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party May-1959 November—1958 Bobier Community Safety- 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31-M. McKeith 30—C. Allemier International Student Projects- Waldron, Chairman Riederer George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Ken Putnam, John Dean Carl Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rotary FoundationKeath Pearce. Doug Woodward R. FRANK RITCHIE 2—J. Sergeant of Arms- Vocotional Service P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 3-P. Hurley Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Clyde Williams, Chairman McKoith Moreh-1959 September—1958 Internotionol Service Dole Dean, Chairman Milford INTERNATIONAL 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Safety Gov. Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keath Pearce Ray Mulchohey, H. J. McKnight Information- Teeter Public Information- MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 12-N. Shedd Wayne Way Chairman Shedd Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard CLIFFORD A. RANDALL 10—H. Joseph—International Inf. 17—E. Hawkins 26—H. Frank Ritchie—Dist. Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill Music- ^fRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Douglas Woodward Regular — First Thursdoy each Month, 12:15 VanAken, 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair R. Toupollk, Phil Ribble Rice February-1959 3-R. Fox August—1958 The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59 If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 to assist with the details. programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint ■ committee '' ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L, Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons St — Ruth I036-M W8 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Marjorle—1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 1754 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1212 452-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret 1041 Guvorrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 483-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene..B34-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1045 1261 1415 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 533-R 1399 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn 129 1868-W 235-W 14F24 Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 183 1437 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilmo 598-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Morfho 229-W Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Mayme 834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy .. 1374 Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 3 — Roth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 75 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen - 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Slate Home — Carol .. 1400 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 8. K. Pearce, 350 Morsholl St. — Lorroine 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 937 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R. 5 — Eileen John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Ruth yiu, A.ur-22' FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY VISITING p.m., ROTARIANS ELKS' TEMPLE ALWAYS . Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice l£r:$ 12:15 . 1161-J Notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, . Cori F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice ... Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 1554-W 589-W The COLDWATER Published .1354 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St. — Mary ... Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 33F22 WELCOME 1113 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Uni<]n City — Evelyn 618 1341-J . Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilmo Worren Williams, Batovia — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia ._ Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel 640-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor — .345 653-M 1515-J 456-J E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia Warner B. VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys — 1351 1197 1155 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howofd Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva ..... Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Payne, 23 E. Aldon — Mildred 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. 2 — Ann 1288 1529RX Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine _ 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy —. .1745 Cralg Sebaid, R. R. 2 - Rita INC 1630-W 1143 1855-W 39 414-R 775-W 14.^ -5M -1535-W Bron. 120 1554-M 1271 1220-J 1271 �WORK SCHEDULE FAIR FOOD STAND lOLNESa ALLEMIER, PEARCE CHAIRMEN: TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 - LESTER V/ISE YEIDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 - HARVEY BEHT Mark Andrews Keith Avery Gust VJilford Burandt John Etsweiler Donald Harris Edgar Hawkins Harry Joseph Milford James Axner Dro McGomb Ko So McKeith Olson Roy Patterson Joseph Riederer Olmsted Co Alfred Rice Donald Couillard Albert Faller Shorno Charles Schmitt Webster Treat Ralph Toupalik Vinton Russell Waldron Charles Woodward Leslie Woodwardo Carl THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 CLYDE WILLIAI^S FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 Richard Biringer Chester Curry Otis Barnes William Bobier Charles Duane Fiske Harold Hill Davidson Robert Kerr Ray Fox Robert Hawley Paul Hurley Harold McKnight Lewis Pennington Harold Kornstein Richard Moore Conrad Swart Kenneth Putnam Torg Skabo Raymond Trebilcock Wayne Way Howard Teeter Edward Ho.ltz Noel Shedd SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 - JOHN DEAN Seton Bovee Dale Dean Eugene Goodholzn Charles Bacon Ernest Luse " Russell Moore George Owers Phil RLbble Robert Shaw Byron Thomas Warren Williams Douglas Woodward Craig Sebald Warner — Van Aken Fred Weeks FRITZ VAN AKEN �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Augist lUc 1958 NEXT TUESDAY—There will be no .•'^^aeeting at the Elks Temple e Instead 'r^he club will assemble at the Cold- water Grange booth at the I4-H Fair grounds for its weekly luncheon» As in the past years., each Rotarian will have a ii-H club boy or girl as his guest© The club will be operating its concession at the fair next week© Each member assigned to work has been so informed© The important thing now is to report for work at your scheduled time© Instead of the Dairy Queen operation of the past two yearsp the Botary stand this year will sell a batter-dipped hot dog and several other items© It will be just our luck to have next week be blistering hot© See ya at the fair© Niagara Falls^ N© Yo| Jack Brownj, WapakonetSj, Ohio| Jim Shaver^ Las Vegasj, Nevada| John Elwell^ Hamiltonii Ohioj Tom Weaver^ Dayton^ Ohioj A© D'Antonij, Huntingtonp West Virginia; Bill Nimmo^, Butler, Ind©| Nels Webber^ Bronson; Carl ton-MeKenaiey Quincy; and Willard Norris of West idilton^ Ohio© Sen© Joe Smeekens was a guest of Doc Pearce; Bart Strahley of Toledoj, Ohio©^ and Hugh Clancy of Honolulu^ were guests of Wayne Way; Leonard Schroeder of West Milton^ Ohio was a guest of Willard Norris; Robert Boatman^ Grand Rapidsj, was a guest of George Owers, and Fred Anderson and Olin Dally^ both of Goldwaterj, were guests of Noel Shedd© ABSENTEES—Allemier^ Dale Deanp Faller^s Goodholrig Holts., Kerrj McKnight^ Olmstedj Olson^, Patterson^ Teeter^ Vinton, Waldron and Warren Williams© NO QUESTIONS—Wlien Ken lieaven- ■it worth, Coldwater plant manager of Climax Molybdenum of Michiganp got through addressing the club this Tuesday^ there was no flood of questions© REASON? Probably none of the boys felt qualified to ask intelligent questions© NOT BAD—Only two early leavers© * * * KERCHOOOOOoc—Russ Moore is escaping the hay fever season in his cabin hideout near Harbor Spring© By Moly metal alloys are new^, as well as the processes used to produce them© The manager of Coldwater's newest industry did a good job of presenting a highly technical subject and giving the club members some idea of what will be done at the new plant here i/rfien it gets into operation later in the year© postal card he informs us that he is making up Rotary by attending meetings of the Petoskey club© POHET PETE§ Oh^ come to the Fair© Rotary will be there© Noel Sheddj, program chairman for the weekg introduced the speaker© We don't make much money© But our stand is a honey. * A LONG^ LONG LIST—This week's ^juest list was the longest in many sessions© It included the following visiting Rotarianss Charles Osbom^ Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. DRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Donald M. Horris, Chairman Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 Clossificotion— - 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER Mark Andrews, Chairman Torg Skobo, Fritr VanAken President HARVEY BENT Vice President Bulletin— Seton Bovee, Chairman Secretary Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship— JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED Rice WEEKS Edgor M. Hawkins, Chairman Asst. See.-Treos. DIRECTORS-Richord Biringer, Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Chairman Williams. Board of 12:15 .FRICT 636 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Chairman 26—H. Four Way TestOtis Barnes, Keoth Peorce Community Service Gov. A. McKeith September—1958 3-P. Hurley 2—J. 10—D. Moore—Rural-Urbort Riederer 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 31-M. McKeith Aprll-1959 Guidance- Bert Falter Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill 30—C. Allemier October—1958 7- 7—J. MeComb—Ladies' Night 14—B. Failer—Occupational 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party 21-H. J. McKnight 28—A. Oison—Student Day May-1959 November—1958 Bobier 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Safety- IB—R. Toupalik—Trade Assoc. Boys' end Girls' Week- 25—W. Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Show Bobier Clyde Williams, Chairman International Student Projects- International Contacts- Don Shorno, Craig Sebald G. Waidron, Chairman International informationBuyer-Seller Relations Harry Joseph, Harold Hill Lewis Pennington, Bob Howiey 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—B. K. Peorce December—19SS June—1959 2—S. Bovee 2—A. Rice 9—B. Short—Ladies' Night 9—G. Burandt Service Doug Woodward Vocational Service Schwengel—Com. Safety March-t959 Gust Burandt Ken Putnam, John Dean Sergeant of ArmsCarl Vinton, Vincent Kornstien, Rotary FoundationKeath Pearce. FRANK RITCHIE Ritchie—Diet. George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews International Dole Dean, Chairman Milford P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. Frank 9—E. Luse—Rotary informotion 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Ray Mufehahey, H. J. McKnight Noel Shedd Teeter Public Information- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble V/ayne Way John Etsweiler, Chairman Ernest W. Luse, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 24—E. 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Erich Scnwengei, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Rotory Information- INTERNATIONAL 17—E. Howkins 12-N. Shedd C. Fiske, Bill Short Trade Associations— 28-K. Avery CLIFFORD A. RANDALL GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 3-R. Fox Rurol-Urban- Magazine- MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 10—H. Joseph—international Inf. Warner VanAken, Douglas INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL 5—B. Milnes—Employer-Employee 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller Edward C. Holiz, Chester H. Curry. ' jecial — At the coll of the President Competitor Relations— Student Guests— Axner Olson Music— P. M. February-1959 James F. McComb, Cholrman Woodward Directors Meetings 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig August—1956 Se^ld Harold Goodhotm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student Program- Horvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess WaldRoy Fox ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- Regular — First Thursday each Month, Employer-Employee Relations 16—C. Sebald 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmos 23-R. Show 30—D. Dean. 30—8. Howiey January—1959 July-19S9 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarian Mag. 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Coulllard 14-T. Skabo 20—John Dean 21—E. B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28-F. VanAken The above is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay — 103^M NAME Address end Rotary Anit Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons St — Ruth W8 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. - Marian -371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mariorie... 1490 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Berniee 66F14 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Ruth Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 1493 Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Maymo .-834-M Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— 1374 Lloyd llvormore, 50 N. Cloy St. — Marguerite 540-M 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 1754 1212 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Wilford C, Coulllard, 60 N, Monroe St. — lmogene.-834-W Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen —.444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite 209 Duane E, Davidson, 145 Fairfield Or. — Ellen Jo Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr, — Josephine Guvarrle Coffman, 759 E, Chicago St, — Nola 452-R 483-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — tAory 713-R Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Failer, 95 N. Hanchetl St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 183 129 Robert Howiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — _-._1868-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 — Evelyn 14F24 Paul Hurley, 1M Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 1437 Richord D. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine —432-M 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Liio 1288 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Ralph L. Toupalik, R. R, 5 — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebileock, R. R. 2 — Ann 1113 1354 1630-W Warner B. VonAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys . 1855-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chlcogo St. — Mary . 1208-J 14F13 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Mourice Poyne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred B. K- Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 1623R 915 937 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice -- Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 640-J 345 33F22 ._1554-W 589-W by MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1155 E. Byron Thomos, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia .. _ ._1341-J Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth 1197 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie .-653-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elvo 1515-J Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude . - . - - -456-J Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion .. 618 Car! F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice _ Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma War;en Williams, Batavia — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia . .. 1143 39 414-R 775-W 1448 552 . ,1535-W _ Bron. 120 , Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Court — Roth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1554-M 1271 1220-J 1271 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 1529RX 446 Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy —. 1745 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann FREDERICK H. WEEKS DUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC if,,- �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 7s 1958 NEXT TUESDAY~"Ken Leavenworthi, manager oT the new Coldwater plant of Climax Molybdenum^ is to be next Tuesday^s speaker^ according to Noel Shedd^ who has the program^ We don't know what Ken's subject will be but we do know the members VrflTH REGRETS—The directors, at their monthly meeting today, regret fully accepted the resignation of three members. Bill Short, Erich Schwengel and Ray Mulchahey® All three tendered resignations because of business conditions which prevent them from attending meetings regularly® will enjoy meeting and hearing him® ih * * •* SHARE PROJECT COST—The board DOWN TO EARTH—This week's pro gram featured a film entitled "The Spud and You"o The movieg pro duced by the MSU Food Distribution Curriculum^ showed why the American people are the best-fed in the also voted today to help share the cost of the new fence being erected at Maple Lawn hospital® The directors agreed that Rotary pay the same amount toward this project as Kiwanis and the Lions® worldo * Eo Lee Feller^ local nationallyrecognized food distribution expert^ gave a short talk introducing the filffio Bill Milnes was program TO PLAY HOSTS—Rotary again this year will play host to ^0 Branch County U-H members at the August 19th luncheon® chairmano * This date, of course, will be during li-H Fair week in Coldwater so ■» .NINE GUESTS—Tuesday's guest list included ^tarians Dave Jordan, of Angolag Percy Fish of Kalaraazoo, Carl Margraf of DaytoUg Ohio, Rell Ambrose of CBcfordg Ed Meyer of Hainraondg Indo, and Clare Hollister of Bronsonj also Stan White of Hillsdale, guest of Doc Pearcej Richard Darling of Mansfield, Ohio, guest of Otis Barnes, and Frank Hairston of Sto Louis, Mo®, guest of Ed Holtz® the luncheon will be switched to the fairgrounds that week as in the past several years. The Coldwater Grange stand" will be the"~site. •if •if * ON ATTENDANCE—While making up two meetings at Roscommon recently, we heard that club's attendance chairman chiding the members because the club slipped to 8l-per cent attendance during June® bers® The Roscommon club has 35 mem We therefore enjoyed hearing Veep Bent announce this week that Coldwater's much larger club had a * 9ii per cent record for the same month® ELSEWHERE—Prez Biringer (re portedly up north on vacation), ■if Burandt, Curry, Kornstein, McComb, Owers, Patterson, Putnam, Ribble, Riederer, Thomas, Treat, Trebilcock, Waldron, Warren Williams, and Chuck Woodward® POHET PETEs When wifey sends us to the store ^he always s^ds_us_back for more. Tlien on return she quickly hollers 'Cause we spent too many dollars® * EARLY LEAVERS—Just four. Seton L •«• You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Hendry Hotel — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Employer-Employee Relations COMMinEES Bill Milnes, Joe Riederer, Craig Club Service COLDWATER/ MICH. Donald M. Harris, Chairman Attendance- Russell F. Moore, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1958 - JOHN CHARLES SCHMITT Selon Bovee, Chairman Duane Davidson, Paul Hurley Treasurer Fellowship- FRED V/EEKS Asst. Sec.-Treos. DIRECTORS—Richard Biringer, Lester Wise, Willioms. James F. McComb, Chairman Warner VanAken, Douglas Woodward Edward C. Holtz, Choirman Chester H. Curry. '^.Special — At the call of the President PRESIDENT ROTARY John Etsweiler, Chairman Ernest W. Luse, Chairman CLIFFORD A. RANDALL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Howard Teeter Public GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL A. Carl 21—H. J. McKnight Rural-Urban— Dick Moore, Bob Kerr, Bill November—1958 R. G. 4—D. Woodward—Rotary Found. Community Sofety— Erich Schwengel, Byron Thomas, 11—O. Barnes Waldron, 25-W. Youth Committee- Webb Treat, Bob Shaw Service Doug Woodward Chairman Bob Hawtey Don Shorno, Craig Sebald International Bobier Information- Harry Joseph, Harold Hill 28—A. Olson—Student Day May-1959 5—R. Moore 12—C. Fiske—Competitor Relations 19-K. Olmsted 26—8. K. Pearce December—1958 June-1959 2—S. Bovee 2—A. 9—G. Burandt 9—B. Short—Lodies' Night 16—C. Curry—Music Day 23—E. Holtz—Merry Christmos 23-R. Shaw 30—D. Dean. 30—B. Hawley January—1959 July-1959 6—J. Estweiler—Rotarlan Mog. International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations Lewis Pennington, 18—R. Toupolik—Trade Assoc. Boys' and Girls' Week- Kornstian, Rotary Foundation— Vocational Service FRANK RITCHIE Student Guests— Axner Olson Ken Putnam, John Dean Vinton, Vincent 7- 14—R. Mulchahey—Children's Party International Student Projects- McKeith Keath Pearce. P. O. Box 168, Hastings, Mich. 31-M. McKeith 7—J. MeComb—Ladies' Night Clyde Williams, Chairman Information— Sergeant of Arms- GOVERNOR 636 DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 17—V. Kornstien 24—K. Putnam—International Day 14—8. Faller—Occupational 21—L. Pennington—Buyer-Seller 28-K. Avery International Dale Deon, Chairman Milford GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 9—E. Lose—Rotary Information 16—P. Ribble—Stag Night GuidanceBert Faller Ray Mulchohey, H. J. McKnight Noel Shedd Rotary Information- INTERNATIONAL 10—D. Moore—Rurol-Urbon Riederer George Owers, Les Woodward, 23—M. Andrews Woyne Way Magazine- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 2—J. March-1959 3—P. Hurley September—1958 Otis Barnes, Keath Pearce Community Service Keith Avery, Chairman Crippled Children- Bobier Music- P.M. 24—E. Schwengel—Com. Sofety Gov. Harvey Bent, Chairman ron, Keith Avery, Duane Davidson, Clyde Membership- 12:15 Four Way Test- Ritchie-Dist. April-1959 Program- Ray Fox Board of Directors Meetings 17—E. Howkins Edgar M. Hawkins, Chairman Gust Burandt 30—C. Allemier Harold Goodholm, John Walker Scholarships, Awards and Student October—1958 Harvey Bent, Donald Harris, Jess Wald- "•eyuiar — First Thursday each Month, 12-N. Shedd 26—H. Frank Mark Andrews, Chairman Secretary 3-R. Fox 10—H. Joseph—international Inf. Rice R. Toupalik, Phil Ribble February—1959 5—8. Milnes—Employer-Employee 19-B. Kerr-4-H Fair Torg Skabo, Fritz VanAken President Vice President Bulletin- KENNEDY Competitor Relotions— C. Fiske, Bill Short 1958-1959 ROTARY PROGRAMS August-1958 Charles L. Woodward, C. Alfred Trade Associations— Classification— 1959 RICHARD BIRINGER HARVEY BENT Sebald Rice 16-C. Sebald 7—D. Shorno 13-W. Couillard 20—John Dean 21—E, B. Thomas 27—George Owers 28—F. VanAken 14-T. Skobo The above Is our program schedule for the year 1958-59. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman — Telephone 1493 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1958 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5 — Fay 103^M Mark S. Andrews. 25 Parsons St — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian w8 -371 Dr. Charles R. Bacon, 59 N. Circle Drive — Mariorie—-1490 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Ira King, 65 N. Monroe St., Moyme Phone No. 598-J 729-'^ —834-M Otis O. Barnes, R. R. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— 1374 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1754 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 3 — Roth James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Drive — Esther William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1493 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Cuvarrie Coffman, 759 E. Chicago St. — Nola 452-R 483-W Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene—834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — tAary 713-R Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille—-.—1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honehett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 513-J or 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 533-R 1399 183 129 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — 1868-W Edward C. Holtz, R. 3, Box 75 - Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Or. — Aileen 14F24 1437 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chlcogo St. — Hermlone.. 235-W Lloyd Livermore, 50 N. Clay St. — Marguerite 540-M Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 1039 444 75 332-J Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Homo — Carol -1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite 209 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byro.n Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr. — Virginia _..1113 13W 1630-W Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Warner B. VanAken, R, R, 2 — Gladys 1855-W Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St. — Lila Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha George Owers, R. R. 3 — Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Maurice Poyne, 23 E. Alden — Mildred 1288 . 23 1208-J 14F13 1623R 915 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleonor Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rico, R. R. 1, Union City — Evelyn Joseph Riederer, R. R. 2 — Caroline Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget by MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ELKS' TEMPLE ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME VISITING .456-J 618 . ._1341-J Ralph L. Toupolik, R. R. 5 — Eileen _ Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebllcoek, R, R. 2 — Ann ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, .. -.. Richard D. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson St. — Elaine— 432-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court — Gladys 1344 937 640-J 345 1161-J 33F22 1554-W 589-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary -- . Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. VYay, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy FREDERICK H. _ Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. 1 — Wilma Warien Williams, Batavic — LcMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Cello - 1143 39 414-R 775-W .. 1448 552 ..1535-W Bron. 120 1^4-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Court — Roth _-1220-J Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly ■Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 1745 1529RX 446 1351 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise -..-1197 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia ..... 1155 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Howard Swan, R. R. 4 — Elva 1515-J The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy -- Croig Sebald, R. R. 2 - Rito Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann _ Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — Virginia — WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC. 1271 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, August 1^, 1958 Guest Rotarians at Tuesday's meet includedi Lloyd Junker and Robert Stocker from Bronson, Ed Meyer from Hammond, Ind., T. A. Weaver from Dayton. James Skinner was the guest of Bill Milnes. Helmer Odden vras visiting the old home town and was the guest of Charlie Fiske. Incidently, James Hare^ Secretary of State.? was our speaker at Tuesday's meeting and told of the new point system for re-examination of drivers which recently took effect. Some interesting points were brought out by Mr. Hare concerning Highway Safety in iiichigan. Helmer now lives in Newton, He revealed that traffic deaths Kansas. * in the state have dropped every year since 1955- In 1955 there were 2^000 deaths and in 1956l^TOO, and 195? 1^900 and the department expects about Early leavers weres Frank McConkey, Don Shomo, Bert Faller and Chuck Schmitt. 1^200 to be killed this year© Absent were; president Biringer, Bovee, Burandt, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Kerr, Ribble, Toupalik, Warner Van Aken, Waldron and Way. Needless to say, these men will get calls from the membership committee. Several problems were aired by the secretary^ among them was the problem of the new point system. The number of accidents has nothing to do with the new plan. In other words you may have as many accidents as you want to but don't get a ticket. Under the point systeraj, if a driver accumulates 12 points over a two year period he must be called in for er-examination. Points may be awarded for such things as man slaughter - 6 points^ drunk driving 6 points^, reckless driving - 6 points, speeding l5 miles over limit = li points, speeding less than l9 miles over the limit - 3 points, disobeying a traffic signal 3 points, all other moving violations - 2 points. We covered Mr. Hare's talk well * , „Bill Milnes will be next week's program chairman and he informs your editors that his speaker will give *. out with some facts on the grocery business. No advertising we hope. Bill. * Keith Avery passed out a list of possible subject for our coming Occupation Day at the High School. If you know of someone who can handle one of these subjects contact Keith right away. because we thought these points needed repeating and vie don't have too much * news this week. POHET PETE: Seton went to Higgins Lake Just to sit in the sun and bake. Sometimes you Just can't gain. Maybe its fun_to svdjn_-lrL Jihe.-rairu- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMinEES MICH. Club Service Warren Williams, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation- 1957 . 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- CHARLES Clyde Wlllioms, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Birlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keath Pearce, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Alcen. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings Magazine- igular — First Thursday each Month, Ray Mulchohey, Chairman 12;15 P. M. Harold Hill Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public Informotlon Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT G. Corlton Burandl Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— PROGRAMS February—1958 4—Jomes McComb 11—Phil 13—Chester Ailemler 20—Worren Williams—4-H Fair Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way 27—Dale Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman September—1957 Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold Mcknight 25—Donald Shorno — International Day March—1958 3—Bill Milnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kennetn Putnam-Rural-Urban 17—Keoth Pearce Employee Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. 10—John Dean 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Community Safety— 24—John Etsweiler April-1958 October—1957 1—Charles 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton Phil RIbble, Ray Fox, John Jack Crippled Children— Cralg Sebald, John Efswelier, Chester Relations 15—Douglas Woodward—ladles' Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22-Kelth Avery Rural-Urban— 29—Otis Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Scholarships-Awards—Student E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- 6—Howard Teeter lations As sociations 19—Roy Fox Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 31-M. A. McKeith Barnes January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International Information- Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Night 16—Harold T. Hill 23—Woyne Way 30—Clyde Williams July~19S8 1—President's Program In formation 8—Charles Woodward 15—Wllliom Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 14—E. Harold Goodholm 29—Mourlce Payne 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsied Vlnton 9—Erich Schwengel-Ladies' 3—Ray Mulchohey-Rotarlan 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman 27—Warner Von Aken 2—Carl December—1957 Axner Olson. 20—Webster Treat Juno—1958 26—Horry Joseph Guests— 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 12—Leslie Woodword—Trade holm 22—Russell Moore May-19SS Bornes November—1957 5—District Governor Charles Flske International Parly 8—Mark Andrews Ailemler International Fiske 8-C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstlen — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Coulllard—Children's son. H. V. Kornstlen, Lewis Penning- international Student Projects- ton ROTARY tion International Service Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. formation 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Trade Associations- Student — Thomas — Occupational In Keith 1957-1958 Loans— Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Foundation- Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Augusl-1957 Youth- Music- DISTRICT James VonWhy, Erich Schwengel Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vlnton Occupational information— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc knight Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, SCHMITT The Rotary Competitor Relations— The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dotes with onother member, advise the program chairman of the chang^ Members haying *PBc<al IS Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman - Telephone 944 progroms, such os ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Ailemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Otis O. Barnes, R, R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Ma^ 240 371 66F14 1493 944 56 1212 452-R 133 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirifeld Dr. — cllen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1021 John V/. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Flske, R, R. 2 — Ruth 1105 166 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Ray Fox, 74 Bolfoor Dr. — Doris 1261 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Howklns, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn— 15 Paul Hurley, 883 163 Falrfield Dr. — Alleen Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllmo— 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Mortha 29 Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. — 419 NAME Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 83 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 190 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne — James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Mllford A. McKeltn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 6. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 680 Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 937 778-R 1 Phil RIbble, 35'/2 Morse St. —— 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn—...76 Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden §t. — Berget 1192 1137 653-M Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 23 __1208-J - Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A, Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie --84 ? 75 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila—il400 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 1039 Harold J. Mcknight, Coldwaler Stole Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refha Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita ...883 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary V/arner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vlnton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 892 121 96 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W 16 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice ——593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 54F3 Warren Williams, Batovia, Michigan — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 63F12 500 125 1220-J 125 The COLDWATER 'Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H."^EEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, illCH. INC Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME - • iV'■ �*He Profits Most. Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 17. 19^8 NEXT TUESDAY—The club has a treat in store next week according to Gust Burandt, program chairman. Robert Webber, of Jackson, 19^7-^8 Rotary Foundation FellowshipStudent at University of Glasgow, Scotland, will be next Tuesday's speaker. Robert is a graduate of Jackson High School and Albion College, and attended the Boston University School of Theology. He had an outstanding record in college and was sponsored for the Rotary Foundation Fellowship by the Jackson LONG GUEST LIST—Barney Trebilcock had Roy Truesdale of Grand Rapids as his guest Tuesday, while Wayne Way hosted son Jim, Mac McKeith had Bob Hyman of Coldwater, and Bill Bobier had Bob Stine of Dearborn. Rotarian visitors included; Ken Miller of Detroit, Ted Zimmerman of Quincy, Carl Margraf of Dayton, Ohio, Ed Meyer of Hammond, Ind., Harold Dawson of St. Petersburg, Fla., and six Bronsonites. Bill Campbell, Ray Smith, Wendell Hathaway, Chuck Hill and Dick Fulton. * VACATIONING—Con Swart, we under club. stand, plans his first make up next week * on foreign soil while on a vacation trip through Canada and New England. ... * FISHING TIPS—Members who The Warner Van Akens also are planning like to wet a line got some help ful hints this Tuesday from a couple of experts. a trip East ... Bulletin Co-Editor Bovee and his Rotary Ann, Clara, are leaving Saturday for two weeks' of pure loAfing up at Higgins Lake in one of Ehrle Schmedlen, sales re presentative of the Heddon Co. and a nationally recognized fly and bait casting expert, and E. Pierson Merlau, fishing instructor for the city's summer recreation program, were the speaker. Red McKnight's cottages. Schmedlen discussed the growth of fishing as a sport and the need for preserving and devel oping good fishing spots. •}f GETTING CLOSE—The District Governor's visit is only about a month away. How about those reports? Time's awasting. * * * POHET PETE; Due home. Merlau reviewed the interest No poem. of Coldwater youngsters in the sport, as evidence by the one-year growth in his classes. He urged Rotarians who like to fish to share their enjoyment by inviting some boy to go vfith them. * ABSENTEES—Andrews, Fox, McConkey, Mulchahey, Olson, Patterson, Pennington, Ribble, Rice, Riederer, Schraitt, Schwengel, Short, Seton & Duke Fritz Van Aken and Warren Williams. * * * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M< ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wodnetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Collage Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF The Rotary Foundation— Competitor RelationsDouglas Woodward, M. A. McWorren Williams, Albert Foller COMMtnEES Employer-Em;iloyee Relations- Club Service MICH. Harvey Bent, Chairman AttendanceWill Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation- 1957 ■ 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mork Andrews, Torg Skabo James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Four Woy Test- Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Vlfilloms—4-H 27—Dale Dean R. A. Trebilcock, Harold McKnight Trade Associations- JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. CHARLES SCHMin Treasurer Clyde Williams, Chairmon Jonn Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Van Aken. Dick Biringer, Chairman John Dean igular — First Thursday each Month, 636 ROTARY 3—Bill Milnes Putnam—Rural-Urbon 17—Keath Pearce 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Employee 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 10—John Dean Community Safety- Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton 24—John Etsweiler April-1958 1—Charles Fiske October—1957 Charles FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student Guests— International Service Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Barnes Information- lations sociations 19-Ray Fox June-1958 2—Carl Vinton December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' 3—Ray 16-Harold T. Hill Mulchahey—Rotarlan Luse 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Chrlstmos 31-M. A. McKelth formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proiects— Kenneth Olmsted INTERNATIONAL 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Van Aken January—1958 7—Jim Luck—Inlernatlanal Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relations- 5—District Governor 17—Chester Curry-Music Day Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Intemationa! 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman International 29—Torg Skabo November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Axner Olson. 22—Russell Moore May—1958 Barnes 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm Burandl Porfy Night 22—Keith Avery Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Student Sergeant of Arms- Buyer-Seller Relations 8—Mark Andrews E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Dole Dean, Webster Treat Carlton Craig Sebald, John Etsweiler, Loans— GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY March-1958 September—1957 Rural-Urban, . 29—Otis Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rico, G. GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT Shorno — International Chester Curry Magazine- Bill Milnes, Chairman ASHEVILLE, N. C. 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Doy Music- Public Information — CHARLES G. TENNENT 4—James McComb 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 15—Douglas Woodward—ladies' Bob Show, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL February—1958 Chester Allemier Youth- Membership— Keath Pearce, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Von Aken Harold Hill INTERNATIONAL Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Fair in 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard-Children's Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT tion son. Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Thomas — Occupational formation Crippled Children— Edward Holtz, Chairman Board of Directors Meetings PROGRAMS 6—Bob Show-Rotary Informa President Vice President Bulletin— Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, 1957-1958 ROTARY August—1957 Occupational Information- LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Keith 21—Robert Kerr Night 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Progrom in 8—Charles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burondt Payne The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmon of the chong^ Members haying special ... ... 9 .. programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian — 240 ___371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean V/iliiam W. Bobier, 260 Grand St. — Morgaref Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairifeld Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lane — Ma^ Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen — John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sf. — Wilma Phono No. —803 1466 NAME Phono No. Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson Sf. — Virginia 419 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 1212 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 75 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church Sf. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut Sf. — Virginia 133 1039 Ralpn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago Sf. — cliean Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKntght, Coldwater Stale Home—Carol—1400 56 31 162-W 1021 1261 1243 1717 235-W 15 883 83 Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand Sf. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla Axner Olson, 336 Grand Sf. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 1137 —653-M 892 121 101 96 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 562 87 87 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chieogo St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pear] St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 23 John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretchen 775-W Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay Sf. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 593 54F3 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 1208-J - 1192 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna « J Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl Sf. — Louise 29 James Luck, 75 Church St. 452-R —84 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 593 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Address ond Rotary Ann Efieh O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 1493 944 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol-.. Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago Sf — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 203 E. Chicago — Evelyn NAME Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson. 39 N. Circle Dr. - Ruth.. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 680 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor... 1 36 36 43 39 1227 16 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LaMolne 63F12 Phil Ribble. 25V3 Morse St., C. Alfred Rice, R.' R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 1280 76 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 125 1220-J Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget-. 883 Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 125 Lester F. V/ise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Tbe COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R ^Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK 9,. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COIeDWATEE, ttXCU. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. 580 �*'He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 10, 1958 PAGING JESS—Die Izaak Walton Waldron and other club members who like to wet a line Tfill enjoy next Tuesday's program. Bob Kerr, next week's chairman, tells us he has hooked Ehrle Schmedlen, local fly and bait casting expert; Pierson Merlau, who is serving as fishing Don Soldwedel of Yuma, Ariz; Glen Bamett and Bob Stocker of Bronson, and Carltpn McKenzie of Qpincy, Ken Turner, of Detroit, was a guest of Howard Teeter, * * * and even instruct in the art of fly MISSING FACES—Andrews, Burandt, Fox, Hurley, Jiulchahey, Olson, Patterson, Pennington, Schmitt, Shaw, Short, Skabo, Fritz Van Aken, Vinton, Waldron, and casting and the use of spinning reels. Wise, instructor for the simmer city recreation program, and Jack Tighe of Bronson Reel to talk, demonstrate 4E * VACATION NEVYS—Bill Bobier and EARLY LEAVERS—Eleven. family recently returned from a three-week motor trip to the west coast. included Los Angeles, Disneyland, Grand Canyon, Yosemite National Park, San Francisco (and the Fisherman's Wharf naturally), Donner Pass, Salt Lake City (where they saw the great Mormon Temple), Reno etc. Bill tells us that Coldwater "looked mighty good" to him at the end of the trip • • • Joe ^ Points of interest visited Reiderer headed in the other dir ection this week to do a little deep sea fishing in the Chesapeake Bay region. AlOTHER SHOW—The directors have decided that the club vdll produce another minstrel show next year. The profits will be turned over to the Health Center to help start a physical ■Eherapy department. According to John Etsweiler (who should know) such a department would shorten the hospital stay of many patients. Shorter hospital stays might some day lead to lower Blue Cross payments• •if ■» THIS TUESDAY—Chuck Woodward, chairman, presented Art Van Matre, city recreation director, who reviewed and demonstrated work being done by his department in the field of pro moting water safety. * PAY IF YOU DON'T—Due to the club's guarantee of paying for a set number of meals each week, the board of directors has established a new rule. Briefly, it is this. Club members seemed most im pressed by the fact that 708 boys and girls are receiving free swimming in struction twice weekly this summer. If you miss a meeting and don't make up elsewhere, you pay for the meal you missed. The rule should help our attendance record. # * * •» POHET PETE: THE WEK'S GUESTS—Tuesday's visiting Rotarians included E, W, Burkey of Mantau, Ohio, All you end men, keep in tune. Another Minstrel's coming soon. Aren't you happy you were picked? Again next year you may be nicked. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STUR6IS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMinEES Competitor Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee RelationsJames VanWhy, Erich Sehwengel Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Couillard, Chotrman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification— • 1958 Chudc Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo President LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Clyde Willioms, Chairman Treasurer Jonn Walker, Ernest Luse Progrom— Dick BIringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keath Pearee, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Music— Edword Holtz, Chairmen Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings Magazine- gular — First Thursday each Month, Ray Mulchahey, Cholrman 12sl5 P. M. Harold Hill ROTARY Dale Dean, Webster Treat Bill Milnes, Chairman G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton INTERNATIONAL Vocotionol Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman 25—Donald Day Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way 27—Dole Dean Community Service Wm. Bobler, Cholrman September—1957 March—1958 3—Bill Milnes Shorno — International 3—James VonWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keath Pearee Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. 10—John Dean 24—John Etsweiler 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton Apnl-1958 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Community Safety- Phil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jack 1—Charles October—1957 Fiske Crippled Children— 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillord—Children's Chester Allemler Youth- 15—Douglas Woodword—Ladies' Ruroi-Urbon- 29—Otis son. Croig Sebald, John Etsweiler, Relations Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Fiske Seholorshlps—Awards—Student Moy-1958 Bornes 6—Howard Teeter November—1957 13—Albert Foller—Competitor Re 5—District Governor 20—Webster Treat lations sociations 19—Ray Fox 2—Carl 3—Roy Mulchahey—Rotarian Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Information— Luse Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 17—Chester Curry—Music Day '30—Clyde Williams January—1958 July-1958 1—President's Program 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 31-M. A. McKeith 7—Jim Luck—Infernationol In formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted Vinton 9—Erich Sehwengel—Ladles' December—1957 10—Ernest 27—Warner Van Aken June—1958 26—Harry Joseph Don Harris, Chairman International 29—Torg Skabo 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm Internotional 22—Russell Moore Night 22—Keith Avery Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Charles Party 8—Mark Andrews Relations— iwii \./imisic9u The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to chonoe AeiMieiM dates with another member, advise ..w-w.. the ton 18—Harold McKnIght 20—Worren V/lllioms—4-H Foir . . Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proiects— Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL KwlMisi 11-* I i wjitrL 4—James McComb 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safely tion International Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY February—1958 13—Chester Allemler Burondt Sergeant of ArmsRalph Toupallk, Bill Short ASHEVILLE, N. C. PROGRAMS Knlght Trade Associations— R. A. Trebllcock, Harold Mc- Student Guests— Axner Olson. Public Information — PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1957-1958 ROTARY August—1957 6—Bob Show—Rotary Informa E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman INTERNATIONAL Thomas — Occupational In formation Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Occupational Information— Loans— Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron Keith Four Way Test- Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Warren Williams, Albert Foller Attendonce— 1957 The Rotary Foundation- OF programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy oppoint a committee to osslst with the details. 8—Charles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice ,, Woodward Short Burondt Payne l • i i TeIeD?one'9'M l RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Ctiairman - Teleptione y44 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 240 371 66F14 NAME Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 944 Williom W. Bobler, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 133 31 162-W .__1021 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth— Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel '4$$ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wlimo 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha -29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. — Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura —- 419 75 — -83 Frank L. McConkoy, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKoitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnIgh), Coldwoter Stote Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 87 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Glodys Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Liio 1400 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 166 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna—— Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 23 120S-J John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille... Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1415 1105 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St - Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleen 235-W 15 883 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred .—680 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicogo St. - Nellie Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion —84 Z 1192 1137 653.M 8W 121 Ralph Toupallk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne -96 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice 36 43 39 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. - Delia John tf. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St, — Beatrice 36 1227 775-W 16 593 B. K. Pearee, 350 Marsholl St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St. — Eleanor 1 Phil Ribble, SS'/z Morse St. __1280 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Bafavia, Michigan — LaMolne Lester F. V/ise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia 63F12 —580 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl. — Ruth 1220-J 76 883 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly PRBBERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME —54F3 .125 Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: " E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia The COLDWATER COLDWATER, Phone No. Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita-. INC, 125 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 2, 19$Q getting reports ready for the District VACATION TIME—Ray Fox is leav Governor's visit next month. various chairman are asked to ing Sunday for two weeks of fishing and sightseeing in Montana. The file their reports by next Tuesday's meeting, Ernie Luse and his Rotary-Ann, Ruth, have just returned from a 10-day river trip on the S.S. Delta Queen. They left Cincinnati June 20 and floated dovai the Ohio, Mississippi, Tennessee and Cumberland rivers « • • entered the Kentucky Lock and then into Kentucky Lake. They also spent one day at Reelfoot Lake, Tenn. Howard Teeter, and his RotaryAnn, Marian, recently enjoyed a business-pleasure trip when he attend ed an Equitable Group Millionaire's meeting at Edgewater Park, Miss. They stopped at Churchill Downs (5 days too late for the Derby), then visited ROTARIAN GUESTS—Carl H. Margraf, Dayton, Ohio) Vfalter Bender, Middleton, Ohio) Charles Goll, Stryker, Ohio) Robert Stocker, Chuck Hill, Jack Schafer and Lloyd Junker, Bronson) and Ed Meyer, Hammond, Ind. MISSING FACES—Bacon, Dale Dean, Hawkins, Joseph, Kornstein, McComb, Mulch^ey, Olmsted, Olson, Patterson, Ribble, Rice, Riederer, Shaw, Short, Toupalik, Treat, Trebilcock and Waldron. Nashville, Birmingham, Montgomery and attended Rotary at Gulfport. Also * it visited New Orleans and after three nights on Bourbon St., consider them selves Dixieland experts. They re turned by way of Baton Rouge, Memphis, EARLY LEAVERS—Eight. * * * Indianapolis (six days too early for the "500" but did see some fast driv ing). Oh yes, the trip was planned by courtesy of Payne's Auto Club. * * * DATE SET—October 1^ has been^ selected as a tentative date for this year's high school "career day". This Rotary-initiated project is to be expanded this year with students from CHANGE OF PACE—There was no guest speaker Tuesday, which marked the start of a new club year. In stead, President Dick Biringer called on his four major committee chairmen to outline club plans for the coming St. Charles high school being invited to participate along with those from Coldwater High. it it it POHET PETE; year. Sounded like a busy year ahead with another minstrel show, high school career day, the club sponsor ing two and perhaps three international exchange students, and many other projects now in the planning stage. Fi-rst-&pdarH3-f'business, accord ing to Dick, is the little matter of All winter long we prayed for heat Now that it's here we're nearly beat. We're always looking for what it's not But we know one thing, it's too dam hot. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Eiki Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M> �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMinEES Competitor Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee RelationsJames VanWhy, Erich Schvrengel Warren Williams, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendonce— Will Coulllard, Cholrman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- Chuck Woodward, Cholrman 1957 • 1958 Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN KENNEDY CHARLES Poul Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Jonn Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick BIringer, Cholrman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, John Deon Edward Holtz, Cholrman Chester Curry Magazine- gular — First Thursday each Month, Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Special — At DISTRICT 636 Harold Hill the call of the President Rotary Informotion— Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public Information — Bill Mllnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT G. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Sergeant Carlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— 27—Dole Dean March—1958 September—1957 10—John Ocon 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 24—John April-1958 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngfon Community Sofety— Phil RIbble, Ray Fox, John Jack Etsweller 1—Charles October—1957 FIske 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstlen — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Coulllard—Children's Relations Party 6—Mark Andrews 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies* Youth— Night 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urbon— 29—Otis Horry Joseph, Dick Moore Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Charles FIske E. Byron Thomas, Harold Goodholm 6—Howard Teeter sociations 19—Roy Fox 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotarian 10—Ernest Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 31~M. A. McKelfh January—1958 information— 7—Jim Luck—Internotionol formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted onolher member, advise the progrom 27—Warner Von Aken 2—Carl December—1957 Don Harris, Cholrman lations 20—Webster Treot June-1958 26—Harry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As Loons— 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes 5—District Governor Scholarships—Awards—Student International 17—Keath Pearce Employee Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. internetlenoi 3—BUI Mllnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Boys' and Girls' Week- The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dotes dati with ton 4—James McComb n_phil Ribble—Community Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman 13—Chester Allemler Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstlen, Lewis Pennlng- International Student Projects— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL February—1958 20—Worren ViOiilams—4-H Fair International Service Bill Short PROGRAMS Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Trade Associations- Burandt of Arms- Ralph Toupolik, 1957-195B ROTARY tion Crippled Children— Membership— Cralg Sebold, John Etsweller, R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keath Pearce, Chairman Chester Allemler Jim McComb, Warner Von Aken Van Aken. Board of Directors Meetings 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In formation Keith Safety 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shorno — International Doy R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Me- son. Music- Deuglos Woodward, M. A. Mc- August—1957 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Knight Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- SCHMin Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl VInton Occupational Information— Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretary FRED WEEKS The Rotary Foundation— OF VInton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-195& 1—President's Program In 8—Charles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burandt Payne chang^ Members RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R, No. 5 — Fay 238-M John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth „_803 371 66F14 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllmo 593 NAME Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfleld Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 240 1493 944 56 1212 452-R 133 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Dale A, Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1021 1261 1105 166 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Donald M, Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone 1243 1717 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Or. — Aileen 883 Harry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 NAME --B4 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 £. Pearl St. — Louise ---2 1192 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha -29 Horold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. — d19 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura E. Byron Thomos, 10 Wolnuf St. — Virginia Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 75 83 Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeltn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J, McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Corol—1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite-—-562 V/llson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon Z 1137 653-M 892 121 101 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 96 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B, VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 922 36 36 43 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine -87 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila -1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Reiha .23 120B-J 680 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 54F3 Warren Williams, Botovlo, Michigan — LaMoIne 63F12 Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 125 1220-J Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Mourlce D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 87 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 776-R 1 Phil RIbble, 35V2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Chorles Schmllt, IB E. Alden St. — Eerget 76 —883 Corl F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Grelchen Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Lester F. Wise, R, R. tvto. 2 — Celia Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. — Polly fc>MS QUAmr SPRING PRODUCTS, IHCl COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 39 1227 775-W 16 593 See. 34.66, P. I. & R. 'Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, Phone No. Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rlta_^ The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy MICH, 580 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U* S. A. June 26, 19^8 NEXT TUESDAY—President-elect Dick Biringer and the new slate of officers and directors will start eir year® The program vdll consist of reports by the major chairmen and MISSING FACES—Bobier, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Hawkins, Hurley, McConkey, McKeith, Olmsted, Patterson, Pennington, Shaw, Shorno, Waldron, and Clyde Williams, * * the coming Rotary year. NEW FACES-—Two new members were welcomed into the club this week. The introductions were done by Ed Holtz In this regard. Ye Bulletin editors are happy to report that new members needed one. their aides concerning plans for our 1958-59 issues will continue to carry the contributions of Pohet Peet as a weekly feature# It was quite a battle, in volving long debate over such major issues as cost-of-living pay increases, fringe benefits etc., but we won out. Peet will be with us another year. and Doc Harris, although neither of the Both Conrad Swart, vrtio owns and operates Swart's One-Stop Market out Marshall St., and Dr. Charles Bacon are Trell known in local circles and both are real additions to the club. Welcome aboard, fellas I * * HAIL AND FAREWELL—Prez Les Wise * THIS TUESDAY—Wayne Way, pro gram chairman, came up with a top- presented President-elect Dick Biringer with a new gavel to use when the latter takes over the job of presiding at club sessions next Tuesday. notcher in Dr. Jack C. Elliott, former Coldwater boy now a Michigan State University professor. Dr. Elliott recently spent two years teaching on Okinawa under a program set up by the federal government and MSU, and he gave the club members an inter esting word picture of that island, its inhabitants, industry, culture In turn, Les was presented with a past-president's pin with Fritz Van Aken, a past-president himself, doing the honors. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK—Hope you fellas supply us with more news items next year. * etc. The speaker illustrated his * * * * POHET PETEs talk with color pictures. Another Rotary year has past A new flag now heads up the mast. Dick has taken over rule. * •> THIS V9EEK'S GUESTS—Rotarians With your fines, please don't be cruel. Karl Darkey, Battle Greek, Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.,3 Harry Van Arsdale, Woodbum, Ore; Carlton McKenaie, Quincy; and" Howard Eg^"s'tbh7"'T6ledb7~ Ohio. Rudy Bauman, of Lansing, was a Seton & Duke >Sj^est of Bob Hawley. * * ■ih You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresotionat Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thureday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - Collego Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES Competitor Relations- - MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Clossifieation— 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN Chuck Woodward, Chalrmon Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo President KENNEDY Asst. Secretary Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Woidron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keath Poarce, Chalrmon Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Music- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings Harold Hill ROTARY Occupationol Information— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc- 6—Bob Show—Rotary Informa Trade Associations- Leslie Woodwai^, Wayne Way Bob Show, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Public Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton Vocational INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Service R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT 27—Dale Oeon March—1958 20—Worren Williams—4-H Foir Relations— H, V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning 3-BIIi Milnes 17—Keath Pearce Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 10—John Dean Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community SafetyPhil RIbble, Ray Fox, John Jack 17_Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington 24—John Etsweiler April-195B 1—Charles October—1957 Fiske Crippled Children— 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard-Children's Chester Youth— 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' son. Croig Sebold, John Etsweller, Relations Night Horry Joseph, Dick Moore Charles 22-Keith Avery FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student 6—Howard Teeter sociations 19-Roy Fox Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Oils Barnes 2—Cor! 3—Ray Mulchohey-Rotarlan 16-Harold T. Hilt Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 31_M. A. MeKeith formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted Vinfon 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' 7—Jim Luck—International Jim Luck, Fred Weeks International Student Proiects— 27—Worner Van Aken June—1958 Jonuary—1958 Information- lations 20—Webster Treot December—1957 10—Ernest Contacts- 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Falier—Competitor Re November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Don Harris, Chairman 22—Russell Moore May-19S8 Barnes 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm Student Guests— Axner Olson. International 29—Otis 5—District Governor E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good International Party 8—Mark Andrews Allemler ROTARY INTERNATIONAL The above is our progrorn schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with onother member, advise the ton Day 3—Jamas VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rurol-Urban International Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY February—195B Safety 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shomo — International Wm. Bobier, Chairman Burandt Sergeant of ArmsRalph Toupalik, Bill Short ASHEVILLE, N. C. In 13—Chester Allemier September—1957 Community Service Thomas — Occupational 4—James McComb 11—Phil Ribble—Community tion Knight loans— Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President 1957-1958 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1957 Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Ray Mulchohey, Chalrmon 12:15 P.M. DISTRICT 636 James VonWhy, Erich Schwengel 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron formation Keith Rural-Urban— Magazine- gular — First Thursday each Month, •r'" Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Four Woy TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vlnton Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Secretary FRED WEEKS The Rotary Foundofion— Warren Williams, Afoert Falier In Night 23-Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Program 8—Chorles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne Ch^rman'-T^^ programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the stalls. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice —240 371 66F14 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Safon C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 56 __1212 NAME Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 944 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wiiford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 31 Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Date A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchott St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1261 1415 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 533-R 1399 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol __-1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 235-W 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alieen 883 Phone No. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 803 14^ 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha— 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 - Rita ---2 11« 1137 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chlcogo St. - Nellie Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Roth 75 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion on Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. '92? Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Roymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 96 9M James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 83 Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coidwoter State Home—Carol—1400 Wllllom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine———87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Relho Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Poarce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — tlieen Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 23 John ij. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen ____775-W 1400 1208-J -—680 937 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmttt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 Russell G. Woidron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 1227 16 Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 54F3 Warren Willloms, Batavia, Michigan — LoMoine—-63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cella Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodwarcl, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly 560 PRODUCTST^-Wtl COLDWATER, MICH, 125 1220-J Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R QUALITY 1 2 : 1 5 p. m A R L I N GT O N HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ——43 39 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy FREDERl0^4l;;|:"f.9'EKS TUESDAY 36 87 778-R 1 1280 MICHIGAN 36 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil RIbble. 3SV2 Morse St. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 121 101 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chlcogo St. — Mary 'Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 1717 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Tbe COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 125 �'He Profits Most Who-Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 19, 1958 HOMECOMING—Wayne Way, Tvho has charge of next Tuesday's program, informs us that Dr. Jack C. Elliott of the Botany Department at Michigan State University, will be the speaker. . Other guests included Jack Brandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a brother-in-law of Charlie Fiske, and Bob Mason of Grand Rapids, guest of Howard Teeter, * * * The program will hold double interest for many of the members who ABSENTEES—Bobier (in California), recall v^hen Jack,was a Coldwater boy. Jack is the son of Joe H. Elliott, Allemier, Curry, Dale Dean, Goodholm, Komstein, Olmsted, Patterson, Shaw and a graduate of Coldwater High and Albion College and before turning to the teaching profession, was at one time circulation manager of a certain local Short. KEEP IN MIND—The annual visit of District Governor to our club is daily newspaper. the Dr. Elliott and his family returned to East Lansing not too long ago after spending two years in Okinawa, where he taught under a program set up by Michigan State. Wayne informs us that Tuesday's talk will deal with Jack's Okinawa experiences. ■M- •J5- scheduled early this year. This fact, of course, reports in advance of his visit should be hard at work on them now. ■ih * # * , THIS TUESDAI—Dr. Charles Bacon exhibited a series of colored slides taken -vdiile he was in military ser vice and stationed in Austria and Germany. Doc's pictures were worth viewing GOOD TIMNG—The Hillsdale Harold Hill was program chairman and drafted Doc Harris to give the speaker a nifty introduction. * POHET PETE: We got a brand new jail house. Real nice roomin' * club this week had Nick Kerbawy as speaker and we rather imagine the boys plied Nick for background info concerning his shift from general manager of the Detroit Lions to a similar spot ivith the Zollner Pistons. Nick, incidentally, is a Hillsdale College grad and taught school in that city. and his running commentary made the program doubly enjoyable. for the louse. At least it's nice vrtiile lookin' in. * EARLY LEAVERS—Nine (no comment). * means that the various chairmen wtio have to prepare But from inside its hard to grin. -Jf TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Ernie Rice, veteran Battle Creek club member; also Rotarians Carl Margraf of Dayton, Ohio, and 'Bud" Higbie "and Lloyd Junker of Bronson Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Competitor Relations- COMMIHEES Warren Williams, Albert Faller James VanWhy, Erich Schwerigel Harvey Bent, Cholrman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation- RICHARD Vice President Bulletin— BIRINGER Secretary Poul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMITT Board of Directors Meetings 27—Dole Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman September—1957 Croig Sebaid, John Etsweller, Harold Hill Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Public Bill Milnes, Cholrman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT G. Carlton Ralph Toupalik, GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocotionol Sendee GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman 29—Otis sociations 19-Ray Fox Contacts— Barnes Luse Lock-international formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted the details. Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Lodles' 31-M. A. McKoIth 7—Jim 27—Warner Van Aken 2—Carl 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz-Merry Christmas January—1958 information- lations 20—Webster Treat June—1958 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotorian H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- Inlernalional Student Projects- • - ,e to assist with programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee 6—Howard Teeter December—1957 Poul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 10—Ernest 22—Russell Moore Moy-1958 Barnes The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the P'OS'®'*'. ton Fiske Party 26—Harry Joseph Don Harris, Chairman International 1—Charles 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm International April-1958 October-1957 5—District Governor Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Buyer-Seller Relations- GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Fiske international Service Bill Short 24—John Etsweller 22—Keith Avery Scholarships—Awards—Student Burondt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Student Guests— Axner Olson. Information — 10—John Dean Relations E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good Bob Shaw, Chairman 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keath Pearce 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' loans— Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President March—1958 8—Mark Andrews Chester Allemier Charles 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shorno — internaliona! Day 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard—Children's Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Roy Mulchahey, Chairman 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Penninglon Crippled Children— Rural-Urban— Fair Employee Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Youth- February—1958 3—James VonWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban son. Chester Curry Magazine- 12:15 P.M. ROTARY Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Music- Edward Holtz, Chairman <gular — First Thursday each Month, tion Community Safety- Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Akon. E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In formation 4—James McComb 13—Chester Allemier 20—Worren Vlfllioms—4-H Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. John Walker, Ernest luse Program- DISTRICT 636 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Boys' and Girls' Week- Clyde William^ Chairman Treosurer Dick Blrlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean 8111 Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keath Pearce, Chairman ^ Occupational InformationR. A. Trebiicock, Horold Me- Duane Dovidson, Seton Bovee, JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS PROGRAMS August—1957 Trade Associations- Mork Andrews, Torg Skabo President LESTER WISE 1957*1958 ROTARY Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinton Knight Chuck Woodword, Chairman 1957 - 1958 Douglas Woodword, M. A. McKeith Employer-Employee Ralotlons— Club Service MICH. 28—R. A. Trebiicock and The Rotary Foundation- Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Woyne Woy 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Program In 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Maurice Payne 'h? chang^ Members RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct., — Roth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 238-M 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 944 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Wilford C, Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Doan, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett Si. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Roth 56 452-R 133 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 1105 166 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 29 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 803 593 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J ]1W 653-M James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 75 83 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 892 121 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen ...—190 Raymond A. Trebiicock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Jomes H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 36 43 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Corol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 562 87 87 Raymond G. Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1400 23 1208-J 680 937 778-R 1 1280 76 883 1717 Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chieogo — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 15 ..-883 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice — Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 593 54F3 63F12 580 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 125 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. WEEKS COLDWATER, HIGH. 1 2: 1 5 p.m ARUNGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 39 1227 775-W 16 See. 34.66, P. L. tf R. FREDERICK H. TUESDAY 36 Worren Williams, Batovlo, Michigan — LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC MICHIGAN 96 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary -Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne The COLDWATER Meeting Ti m:e: 1137 1039 Frank I. MeConkoy, 95 S. Monroe St. 235-W COLDWATER, --84 2 Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 533-R Phone No. 1466 Edgar M. Howkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Carol Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 3B9 Grand St. — Wilma Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. - Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. -r Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Penninglon, 226 E. Chicago — Galhet Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 NAME Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noncy Croig Sebaid, R. R. No. 2 — Rita John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 12= 19^8 IT CAN BE DONE—The club at tained a 100 per cent attendance for its June 3 meeting Tihen four absentees "made up"e ANNUAL FEAST—The old and new officers and directors met at Grade's Tuesday night for their annual Joint meeting. Several actions were taken as followss •3^ * Fted Weeks was named assistant NEXT TUESDAY—Harold Hill, next week^s program chairman, plans to present Dro Charles Bacon, ivho Tdllshow pictures of Austria and Germany and discuss some of his experiences while stationed there© * * it secretary and treasurer© It was decided that future fine money will be turned over to the Rotary Foundation fund-=a decision which we know will have a full approval of all members, especially those who like to get full value for money expended. FAR FROM DULIr-A talk on motor oils doesn't sound exciting The board voted to sponsor a but Doug Clay, district manager of Standard Oil, handled the topic in foreign exchange student, Frank Willig, from North Germany next year. Frank a bang up manner Tuesday© will room with the Morris Heineman family and attend Coldwater Hlgho Clay, who hails from Lansing, and formerly was boss of the week's program chairman. Bob Hawley, gave the members expert information con cerning their cars and lubrication© The club will furnish clothes and other in cidentals with the sponsoring family providing board and room. Incidentally, the directors also voted to sponsor another such student if the details can be worked out. ¥e understand some of the members have since wondered if The new board granted honorary "additives" might improve the kind of oils with irtiich some people get memberships to G. S. Coffman, John Walker, Howard Swan, Lloyd Livermore, U. D. Payne, "oiled". W. Noel Shedd and Ira King. it it Les Woodward was accepted back to regular status and we are happy to report it VACATIONING?—The absentee list Jumped this week with Avery, Bobier, Burandt, Dale Dean, Faller, Goodholm, Holtz, McKnight, Mulchahey, Pennington, Rice, Schwengel, Short, Toupalik, Vinton and Doug V/oodward being among the missing. * it it Ernie Luse and Jess Waldron were named as an auditing committee to check the club^s books and file a report by July 1. it Jess Waldron had Bob Staffeld of Detroit as his guest. it ings regularly from now on. it SHOi^T BUT SWEET—Tuesday's guests were Rotarians Carlton McKenzie, Quincy, and Harold Robinson of Battle Creek." he feels he will be able to attend meet POHET it it PETE We need a project for the fair. A money maker would be rare. Fried potatoes was a thought We must pay for what we bought. it Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. 5TURGIS - Elks Temple ~ Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMITTEES MICH. Club Service Competitor Relations- Warren WIIIIam», Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification— 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD PMsidenI Vice President Bulletin— BIRINOER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES Chuck Woodward, Chairmen Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretory FellowshipTreasurer Clyde Williams, Chairman John Walker, Ernest Luse SCHMITT Program- DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waidron, Donald Horris, ond Fritz Von Aken. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY CHARLES G. TENNENT 10—John Dean 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 24—John Etsweiler Aprir-19SB Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL Relotions R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations- FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student 5—District Governor 20—Webster Treat sociations 19-Ray Fox 10—Ernest Ccntoets— Barnes Jim Luck, Fred Weeks June-1958 2—Carl Luse Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 1—President's Program In formation 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' 14—E. Harold Goodholm Student Proiects— 27—Werner Von Aken 17—Chester Curry—Music Day January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International Information- Faller—Competitor Re lations 3—Roy Mulchahey—Rotarlan Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Pennlng- International 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman 29—Torg Skabo November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Guests— Axner Olson. 22—Russell Moore Mav-1958 Barnes 12—Leslie Woodword—Trade As holm International Party 8—Mark Andrews 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Horry Joseph, Dick Moore Jnternational 1—Charles FIske October-1957 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard—Children's Inlemolional Service Rolph Toupalik, Bill Short GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Employee Chester Allemler Burandt 3—Bill Mllnes 17—Keath Pearce 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Slag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Phil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jack Student Information — Shorno — International Day 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Loans— Sergeant of Arms— R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS September—1957 E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Dale Dean, Webster Treat GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE March-1958 Community Service Wm. Bobler, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety— Kenneth Pulnom, C. Alfred Rice, G. Carlton ASHEVRLE, N. C. 27—Dole Dean 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Charles Safety 18—Harold McKnlght 25—Donald Trade Associations- Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way In February—1958 13—Chester Allemler Night 22-Koith Avery Bill Mllnes, Chairmon ROTARY INTERNATIONAL tion Knight E. Byron Thomas — Oeeupatlonal 4—James McComb 11 —Phil Ribble—Community 29—Otis Hill PROGRAMS 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Rurol-Urban- Public PRESIDENT Occupational Informotlon— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Me- Youth— Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Music- Harold Special — At the call of the President 1957-1953 August-1957 Howard Teeter, Corl Vinfon MembershipKeath Poarce, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Von Aken Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Four Way Test- 28—R. A. Trebilcock and formation Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, John Elsweiler, Magazine— 'gular — First Thursdoy each Month, James YonWhy, Erich Schwengel son. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings ^ Dick Biringer, Chairmon John Dean Rofory Foundation- Douglas Woodward, M. A. MeKeith Employer-Employee Relations- AttendanceWill Couillard, Chairman The 8—Charles 15—Williom 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burandt Payne The obove is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the changt^ Members having RICHARD BiRlNGER, Program Choirman — Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Chester L, Allomier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Roth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bornlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 5B N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St, — Margaret Seton C. Bovee. 171 238-M 240 Grond St. — Clara 66F14 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie . John V/. Elsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille 163 Foirfiold Dr. — Aileen 29 —593 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. - Nancy Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 84 2 Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1192 75 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 892 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Ralpn Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen.. .190 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Joines H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 43 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 1212 James F. McComb, 52 Daughorfy — Laura E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 56 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 1243 1717 Horold T. Hill, 431 E, Chicago St — Hermiono-__.235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma NAME 1493 944 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.,1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Phone No. 803 1466 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virglnio 1137 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie _.653-M Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogens 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo NAME Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jockson, 39 N. Circle Or. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 883 83 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Homo—Corol-1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoil Court — Glodys 87 Frederick VanAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodys Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelchen Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred— B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 1400 23 1208-J 680 937 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor... 1 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 121 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia Woyno W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 96 36 36 .39 1227 775-W 16 Freoeriek H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 54F3 Worren Willioms, Batavia, Michigan — LaMoinB...63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cefia Chorlos L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 580 125 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 125 Tbe COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L & R Rotary REFLECTOR i FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HIGH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 1 2 : 1 5 p.m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R LI NOT O N HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June Sf 19^8 •3E FIRST PROGRAM—Bob Hawley will chairman his first program since be coming a member next Tuesday. Bob tells us he has secured a friend, Doug Clay, a lubrication engineer from Lansing, to talk about new types of motor oil, what the "ad ditives" accomplish etc# held at 7 p.m. next Tuesday at Gracie O'Shanahan's restaurant. ,A 100 per cent turnout is anticipated. After all, the dinner is for freei -M- •M- * * JANUARY IN JUNE—How the State Highway Department battles winter storms and modem super-highway constructionwere shown club members this week in a couple of films. Carl Vinton was program chair man and presented Paul Perkins, State Highway Department district engineer, and Art Johnson, highway designer. * OLD AND NEW—A joint meeting of the old and new directors will be WHO'S GOT ROOM?—Don Harris asked this question of the club mem bers Tuesday, He made a good point when he emphasized that Union City, Bronson and Quincy appear to have no difficulty in finding homes for foreign exchange students while Coldwater, despite its larger pop ulation, seems to have trouble pro viding for a student from another land. Doc says there is a foreign * exchange student anxious to come to SHORT LIST—Only three guests Tuesday, Rotarians Ken Strickling of Battle.Creek and Carl Hargraf of Dayton, Ohio, and Bob Sweeney, who was a guest of Erich Schwengel. Coldwater if a home can be provided. This is a project the club could solve with a little effort on every one's part. * * * •» WE'RE SORRY—Failure to publish HOW ABOUT IT?—Only four members, Kerr, Patterson, Putnam and Riederer were absent Tuesday. Need we point out that if this quartet makes up we could chalk up a 100 per cent meeting? an issue last week was not intentional. The fact of the matter is that the holiday crept up on us too dern fast and before we knew it, time had run out on us. * * VACATIONING?—Plan to make up EARLY LEAVERS—Too manyl * * while on vacation this summer. -Jf BOARD ACTIONS—The directors, at a recent special meeting, voted the club contribute $17.50 each to send two underprivileged children to the YMCA camp this summer. The Board also voted to pay for an eye examination of a Branch County child from the Crippled Children's fund. where and when. * « * POHET PETE: Its nice to see a movie Of winter and cars that slide. If when the thing is over. Its 80 degrees outside. Ojiton & Duko You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Attend ing club meetings in another city can be an interesting and rewarding exper ience. Secretary Chick can tell you Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregodonal Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. Monday 12:00 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMIHEES MICH. Club Service Competitor Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- Chuck Woodward, Chairman 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- John Walker, Ernest Luse Progrolff- Dick Birlnger, Chairman Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Woldron, Donald Harris, ond Fritz John Dean Keath Pearce, Chairman Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Harold Hill Rotary Special — At the call of the President 536 ROTARY Dale Dean, Webster Treat Public Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT G. Corlton ASHEVILLE, N. C. Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS 10—John Dean 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 24—John Etsweiler Aprll-1958 October—1957 1—Charles Crolg Sebald, John Etsweiler, Relations R. G. WALDRON, Chairman 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— 29—Otis Chorles FIske sociations December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—ladles' 3—Ray 16-Harold T. Hill 2—Corl Vinton Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Doy 31-M. A. McKeith Barnes 23—Wayne Way in formation 14—E, Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Progrom January-1958 7—Jim Luck—International Informalion— Jim Luck, Fred Weeks it. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proieets— The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the Pf03'SfP. Stoh™®" ton Night Mulchahey—Rotarian 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Contacts- 27—Worner Von Aken June-1958 10—Ernest Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis lations 20—Webster Treat 19-Roy Fox 26—Harry Joseph Buyer-Seller Relations- GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 6—Howard Teeter 5—District Governor Don Harris, Chairman 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Foller—Competitor Re 12—Leslie Woodword—Trade As holm Student Guests— Axner Olson. 22—Russell Moore May-195B Barnes November—1957 Scholarships—Awards—Student International Party 8—Mark Andrews Chester Allemler International FIske 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard—Children's International Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 17—Keath Pearce Employee Community Sofety— Phil Rlbble, Roy Fox, John Jack Burandt Sergeant of Arms- March-1958 3—Bill Milnes 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good Bob Shaw, Chairman INTERNATIONAL 18—Harold McKnlght 3—James VanWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Loans— Information- 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 25—Donald Shorno — International Day Fair September-1957 Community Service Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, ular — First Thursday each Month, Magazine- DISTRICT Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way February—1958 4—James McComb tion Youth- Music- PROGRAMS 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren V/IIIIoms—4-H 27—Dole Dean Crippled Children— Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken Board of Directors Meetings 1957-1958 ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebllcock, Harold MeKnight Thomas — Occupational In formation August—1957 Trade Associations- 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron Keith son. Membership- Van Aken. NW Howard Teeter, Carl Vinten Occupational Informotion— The Rotary FoundationDouglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Wm. Bobler, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Boblor, Harvey Four Way Test- Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin Bill Warren Williams, .Albert Foller Employer-Employee Relotiens— James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel B—Charles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burandt Payne 'V chong^ Members RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct., — Roth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 23B-M 240 371 _„.66F14 William W. Bobier, 2B0 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Claro Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1493 ._._..944 56 ....1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 133 31 162.W 1021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1261 .—1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 - Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1105 .166 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N, Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E, Chicogo St — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn _____15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aiieen..- 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 803 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma— 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha --29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J Jomes Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth — James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 75 83 -.1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. liudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwater State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1400 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred —1208-J 680 B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorroine 937 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleonor Phil Ribble, 351/3 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 562 87 87 — 778-R 1 1280 76 683 NAME Address and Rotary Ann -.84 J\7\7 ^ Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653^ Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 1 2 : 1 5 p.m VISITING TUESDAY A R LI N GT O N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME -96 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 36 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. — Roth 36 43 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 39 -1227 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LaMolna 593 54F3 63F12 Charles L, Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 125 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 125 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Lester K Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN 121 101 16 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FRSDSRICK COLDWATER, 892 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Notary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 11W 1137 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Roipn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. - Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann INC. 580 �Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. .May 22, 19^8 NEXT TUESDAY—Fred H. Weeks in CONGRATS—Janet Goodholm, daughter of Harold Goodholm, has been awarded a scholarship at Michigan State University, renewable for four years. forms us the speaker vdll be Dr. Floyd Oe Rittenhouse, president of bmmanuel liissionary College at Berrien Springs• * Dr. Rittenhouse, it is expected, will discuss the program at Emmanuel College and perhaps also review the work of the Michigan Colleges Foundation. * NOT BAD AT ALL—Chuck Schmitt reported at Tuesday's meeting that his records to date indicate the club's recent minstrel show netted a neat profit of $1,2[i6. ■if THIS 11E2K—Club members who like * * sports (most of us do) enjoyed the program provided this week by Web-Treat. It featured Jerry Davis, of Seagram's Distillery, showing a movie of the various sporting events held during the past year at Iiadison Square Garden. BIG NIGHT AHEAD—Members are re minded of the Ladies Night this Saturday night. Chairman Erich Schwengel reports dinner will be served at 6:U^ P.M. in the Hawaiian Room at the Elks Temple. The various film sequences in this particular movie are well-edited to present the highlights of each sporting event at the Garden. After the dinner, the members and their Rotary Anns will move over to Tibbits Theater to see The Coldwater * •> Players presentation of "Arsenic and Old Lace". EARLY LEAVERS—Just fourj •JF DON'T BLAliEUS—President-Elect Dick informs us we have drawn the. ABSENTEES—Bame s, Burandt, Faller, Goodholm, Hawkins, Hill, McKeith, Ribble, Shaw, Shomo, Short, Teeter, Trebilcock, Vinton, Waldron, Way, Clyde Williams, Doug Woodward bulletin assignment for the third year in a row. Such popularity must be deserved (we hope). and Weeks (don't forget to make up, 4F ■}F boys). ■JF POHET PETE: •JF -K- GUESTS—Rotarians Dave Seton suddenly began to read All the stories where he'd plead Buy that auto you may need. Jordan of Angola, Ind., Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio, Herb Zilliar of Listowell, Ontario, Stan Worthington of Jackson, and C. D« McKenzie from Quincy. He didI Buck Stahl, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Joe Riederer. ■JF * ■JF Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria ~ Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. CCMMIHEES The Rotary FoundationCompetitor Relations— Douglas Woodward, M. A. McWarren Williams, Albert Foller Club Service Employer-Employee Relations— Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendonee— Will Couillord, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification— Chuck Woodward, Chairman 1957 - 1958 Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretory Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Jonn Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick Birlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz John Dean Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings Harold Hill . Special — At the coll of the President Rotary InformationBob Show, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public Informotlon — G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— March-1958 3-BIII Milnes 17—Keath Pearce Employee 10—John Dean 24—John Etsweller 17—Kenneth Community Safety- Phil Rlbble, Ray Fox, John Jack Olmsted—Stag 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Night 31—Lewis Ponnlngton AprlI-1958 1—Charles October-1957 Fiske 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillord—Children's Crippled Children— Crolg Sebold, John Etsweller, Relations 8—Mark Andrews Chester Allemler Youth- Party 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' 22—Russell Moore 22—Keith Avery May-I95B Night Mary Joseph, Dick Moore Charles Fiske Schoiorshlps—Awards—Student 29—Otis Bornes E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re- 5—District Governor 20—Webster Treot lotions sociations 19—Ray Fox 2—Carl December—1957 Olson. 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotarian 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman Contoets— Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Luse Vlnton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' Night 16-Harold T. Hilt 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—Woyne Way 31-M. A. McKelth July-1958 January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International Information- 27—Warner Van Aken June—19S8 26—Harry Joseph Guests— 29—Torg Skabo November-1957 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As Loans— formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kenneth Olmsted ton Shorno — International Day 3—James VonWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 25—Donald September—1957 Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. International Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight Fair 27—Dale Dean Community Service International 4—James McComb tion International Service Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. formotion Pebruory—195S 11—Phil 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren V/llliams—4-H Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Burandt PROGRAMS 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Trade Associations- holm Student ROTARY August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl Vlnton Occupationol Information— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold McKnlght Axner Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four Way Test- Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Ray Mulchahey, Choirmon 12:15 P.M. 1957.1958 Rural-Urban— Ma gazine— jolar — First Thursday each Month, Jomes YanWhy, Erich Schwengel son. Membership— Keoth Pearce, Chairman Van Aken. 28—R. A. Trebilcock end E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In- Keitn Kerr 30—Clyde Williams 1—President's Program In 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chang^ Members haying special IS Ladies* Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. programs, such as RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 238-M __240 371 „__66F14 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1493 _____944 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St, — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mo^ Duone E. Davidson, 145 FoirFieid Dr. — cllen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Volerie John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honehett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 56 1212 452-R 133 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilmo— Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 498-J Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia ..1243 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermtone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 235-W 15 883 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha —Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 1137 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie 653-M 75 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia „_121 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne -—96 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Ralpn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 67 1400 .23 -.1208-J 680 77B-R 1 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 101 922 36 36 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth Car! F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delio John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 43 39 .1227 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 593 Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. No. 1 - Wllma Warren Williams, Batavio, Michigan — LoMolne Lester F, Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia 54F3 63F12 580 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 937 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E, Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 892 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 562 87 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine.-.—— 2 1192 419 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richord D. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson — Elaine 1399 -84 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 29 83 1039 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Phone No. Crolg Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann ,.31 1261 1415 1105 166 533-R Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 1466 593 1021 162-W NAME 803 Milford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwator State Home—Carol—1400 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St, — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen NAME Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marsholl St. 16 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 125 The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. ~R.otary REFLECTOR FREDERICK R, WEEKS QUALITY SPifliNO PRODUCTS, COliDWATER, ttlCHe Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m A RLINGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME VISITING 125 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct, — Ruth INC, �'He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May SPIRITED PROGRAM—Web Treat, v/ho will chairman next Tuesday's program, informs us he v/ill have a Jerry Davis and a film produced by Seagram's to put the boys in good spirits. (There will be no s^ples, however). ■H- * DON'T FORGET—There will be 1958 SUIilER'S NEAR—Vacation time must be close as our weekly guest list is groYdng. Last Tuesday's guests included Rotarians Leland Shafe and Ted Gilbert of Athens. Rotarians Ray Smith and Bud Higbie of Bronson, and Rotarians Dave Jordan of Angola, Carlton McKenzie of Quincy, Howard Eggleston of Toledo, A1 Tate of Battle Creek, a Ladies Night Saturday, May 2Uth. The shindig will open yrith Jim Lee of Cleveland, was a guest of Vince Kornsteinj Otis Barnes had a dinner at the Hawaiian Room in Dick Webster of Grand Rapids as his guest, the Elks Temple and will wind up while Ed Hawkins had in a theater party at Tibbits. Coldwater and Mert Lincoln, the latter of Detroit. Harold Pearce was a guest of President Les, and Tom MacDonnall of Birmingham, completed the list. The members and their RotaryAnns will see the The Players pre sent "Arsenic and Old Lace", which, if you've never seen the play, is a delightfully gentle murder drama. ■K- Bill Euans of ■5f OUR I>IEIGHBORS—Vfe note that the The ducats are priced at six bucks per couple. * LAST TUESDAI—Charlie Hill, Jackson Rotary Club had a special obser vance of Armed Forces Day this week with the. Hon. Wilbur Brucker, Secretary of the Army, as the speaker. •jf our genial Chamber of Commerce manager, talked on the subject of competitor relations. SOliEONE ONCE SAID: "Bury the old shells of discord and disloyalty in the' garden of your soul and let them fertilize Charles pointed out that while no two people think exactly alike, there are "roads of agreement" through which it is possible to establish cooperation in working toward the common good of all. Bert Faller was program a new crop of health, happiness and prosperity." It's still good advice. * « * POHET PETE: chairman and introduced Hill. ABSENTEES—Burandt. Dale Dean, liulchahey, Patterson, Putnam, Ribble, Schwengel, Sebald, Teeter, Vinton Competition is all right Keeps you working day and night. Be real nice to the other guy Your business, he may want to buy. and Waldron. ■it EARLY LEA,VERS—Seven, a gain (or loss) of four over the previous week. Seton 5c Duke 1^-. - You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMimES Competitor Relations- club Service Employer-Employee Relotlons— Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Ceuillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- Chuck Woodward, Chairman 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Clyde Williams, Chairman Treosurer John Waiker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Birlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keoth Pearce, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Ray Mulchohey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Harold Hill 636 ROTARY Public Knight Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Community Service Wm. Bobier, Choirmon September—1957 Rolph Toupalik, Bill Short INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. 6. WALDRON, Chairman Robert Kerr, Ed Howklns. 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 24—John April-1958 Etsweiler 1—Charles Relations Night 22-Keith Avery Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 29—Otis Charles Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 5—District Governor 20—Webster Treat lations sociations June—19S8 December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' 3—Ray Mulchohey—Rotarlan 16—Harold T. Hill 2—Carl Vinton Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Contacts- 31-M. A. McKelth Barnes January—1958 Information- 27—Warner Van Aken 19-Ray Fox 10—Ernest Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 29—Torg Skabo November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Don Horrls, Chairman 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm Olmsted Fiske Party 15—Douglos Woodward—Ladies' Rural-Urban— Kenneth 10—John Dean 8—Mark Andrews Chester Allemler 7—Jim Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- internotlonal Student Projects- ton 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keoth Peoree 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couiliard—Children's Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, John Etsweller, The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, 25—Donald Shorno — Internotlonal Day Morch—1958 October—1957 son. Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Ribble—Community Sofeiy 18—Horold McKnight 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stog Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton Community SafetyPhil Rlbole, Ray Fox, John Jack International Fair Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- International February—1958 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Inlamationol Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY In 4—James MeComb 27—Dale Dean Burondt Sergeant of Arms— ASHEVILLE, N. C. Thomas — Occupational 11—Phil 13—Chester Allemler 20—Warren Williams—4-H Trade Assoeiotlons— Student Guests— Axner Olson. Information — PROGRAMS tion E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Show, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Loans— Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT Occupational Information— R. A. Treblleock, Harold Mc- Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Mogazine— ular — First Thursday each Month, 1957-1958 August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton Youth- Music- Board of Directors Meetings N.,.' James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel 28—R. A. Treblleock and E. Byron formation Keith Four Way Test- Duane Dovldson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMITT The Rotary Foundetlon— Douglas Woodward, M. A. Me- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Luck—International formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Night 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-19S8 1—President's Program In 6—Charles Woodward 15—Wllliom Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Mourice Payne idvlse the program chairman of the change. Members haying specTol RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman - Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolls. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlee Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 238-M 240 371 66F14 1493 Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon,—■-.,944 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clora 56 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine.—452-R Wilford C. Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St, — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 31 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille—_1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Horrls, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 533-R 1399 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone 235-W Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alieen 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson. 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma -.593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 419 .75 83 Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Mitford A, McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwatar State Home—Carol—1400 Wllliom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Riehord D. Moore, 196y2 N. Hudson — Elaine—. 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 120B-J B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine — .937 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 680 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, IB E. Alden St. — etrget 76 8B3 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 - Rita.. -.84 1717 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise —---2 1192 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 1137 —8W 121 Rolph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Weoster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 96 Roymond A. Treblleock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 36 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 36 James H. VanWhy, IW W. Pearl St. — Ruth 43 Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 39 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Wlllloms, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Worren Williams, Bafavia, Michigan — LaMoine 593 54F3 63F12 Wayne W. Way, 35 Holt St. — Dorothy 16 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodwarcf, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 580 Tbe COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. L & R Notary REFLECTOR t FREDERICK H. WEEKS OUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME liICH« 125 1220-J 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. Bay 8, 1958'^ NEXT TUESDAY—Bert Faller, •next week's program chaiman, tells NOW'S OUR CHANCE—No one group has given Rotary more assistance with its us he is lining up a speaker with three annu^ Minstrel Shovfs than the an assist from Charles Hill. Coldwater Players. The topic will be "Competitor Relations" but the identity df the speaker rrill remain a secret until next Tuesday. •M- Now's our chance to return the favor, in small measure at least. On Saturday night, May 2ii, a * RETIRING?—This week's program featured a talk by Robert Hamj from the district office of the Social Security Administration . in Battle Creek. From the Ladies Night dinner and theater party has been arranged. It won't be a regular club meeting but President Les and the club directors want full member partici pation just the same. number of questions tossed by the members following the talk, it appeared as though a lot of the boys are think ing of retiring with eager anticipa tion. Joking aside, the talk was an enlightening one on an important The theater party portion of the evening will be attendance at a play being presented that night at Tibbits Theater by The Players. The club can show its appreciation of past favors from this group by having at least 100 Rotarians and Rotary Anns there at curtain time. subject. Mr. Ham did a top flight job of explaining the Social Security program, its many benefits and its: newest additions. A dinner will be served at the Elks Temple at 6:30 P.M. f ^ Tickets for the dinner-drama Howard Teeter was program chairman and rates a pat on the back for his choice of speaker. ■» EARLY LEAVERS—Just two! ll^e are improving. combination are priced at only $6 per couple. This is a real bargain when you stop to consider that if you don't act quickly, the Missus may decide she wants to do something much more expensive that Saturday evening. * ROTARIAN VISITORS—Carl Giar of Charlotte, Gillis Pilliod of Angola, Ed Meyer and Robert Gillis of Hammond, Ind, Elmer Dobson of Quincy, and Howard Eggleston of Toledo, 0. * * POHET PETEt Hain't got nothin' to say, no how. So, we ain't takin' no bow. * MISSING FACES—Goodholm, Hav/kins, Holtz, Kornstein, Mulchahey, Seton &, Duke Riederer, Short, Vinton and Clyde Ulilliams. ■ii * * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thundoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. {C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK •- Po^ Tavern ~.Mpnday12:15.M^ �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMIHEES Competitoi' Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Rel Relations— Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulilard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ElECTIGN Classiifcation- 1957 • 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairman lESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer The Rotary Foondotlon— Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Warren Williams, Albert Faller John Wolker, Ernest Luse James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel 1957-1958 ROTARY Four Woy Test- 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Trade Associations- 13—Chester Allemler 20—Warren Williams—4-H R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc knight Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings tion Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way 27—Dale Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman September—1957 ' .ular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 P.M. Roy Mulchahey, Chairman Harold Special — At the call af the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Hill Public Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocotional Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL R. G. WALDRON, Cholrmon Buyer-Seller Relations— H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning Day March—1958 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keath Pearce Relations Night 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— 29—Otis Barnes Charles November—1957 Harry Joseph, Dick Moore FIske Scholorshlps—Awards—Student holm Student lations sociations 19—Roy Fox Intemational Service June-1958 2—Carl 3—Ray 16-Harold T. Hill Mulchahey—Rotarian Luse Contacts- Information- January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International 31-M. A. McKeith Jim Luck, Fred Weeks formation 14—E. Harold Goodhotm International Student Proiects- 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted VInfon 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Barnes 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Von Aken December—1957 10—Ernest Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis International 6—Howard Teeter 26—Horry Joseph Don Harris, Chairman Moore 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Fallor—Competitor Re 5—District Governor Axner Olson. 22—Russell May-1958 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As Guests— International Party 8—Mork Andrews 15—Douglas Woodword—Ladies' The obove is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the ton 11—Phil RIbble—Community Safety IB—Harold Mcknight 25—Donald Shorno — international 6—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard—Children's Youth- Burandt Sergeant of ArmsRalph Toupalik, BUI Short ASHEVILLE, N. C. Fair Employee E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL February—1958 Boys' and Girls' Week24—Axner Olson—Student Day 10—John Dean Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Community Safety24—John Etsweller April-1958 Phil Rlbbfe, Roy Fox, John Jack 1—Charles FIsko October—1957 Loans— Rotory Information- In 3-James VanWhy-Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magazine- Thomas — Occupational 4—James MeComb Occupational Information— ProgramDick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz <.ralg Sebald, John Etsweller, Keath Pearce, Chairman Chester Allemler Van Aken. Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken Music- PROGRAMS August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl VInton 26—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron formation Keith programs, such os Ladies' Night, moy appoint o committee to assist with the details. Night 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Program In 8—Charles 15—William '22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burandt Payne chang^ Members RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairmon - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 238-M -_„_240 371 66F14 - 1493 944 56 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrifeld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Ma^ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Or. — cllen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen 31 162-W ___1021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John V/. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Folier, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago Sf — Hermione 1243 1717 23S-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 883 Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Or. — Roth Phone No. 803 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 593 NAME NAME Address and Rotary Ann 1466 --84 Z Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—49B-J Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 1192 -1137 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel James Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 419 75 83 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. Mcknight, Coldwater State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St, — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwetl Court — Gladys 562 87 87 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred - B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, II E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil RIbble, 351/2 Morse St. 1400 23 1208-J .,660 1 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St. — ^erget 883 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Torg Skobo, IW E. Chicogo St. — Nellie Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church Sf. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen Webster Treat. 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary V/orner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys— Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl Sf. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty Sf. — Gretehen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall Sf. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly WEEKS COLDWATER, MICH, MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 ! 1 5 p. m ., A R LI N GTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 121 101 96 922 36 36 ——43 39 1227 775-W 16 593 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER, 892 54F3 63F12 M4V Q Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 653-M Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Warren Williams, Batavla, Michigan — LaMoIne Notary REFLECTOR FRKDERICKH. ---2 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita 580 125 1220-J - 125 �'Be Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Hay 1, 19^8 COHING UP—Hovfard Teeter, next .Tuesday's program chairman, tells us that Robert Ham, of the Battle ^ Creek district office of the Social ' Security Administration, will be the ^ speaker. store, really needs no introduction to most of the members. A native of Coldwater, he was graduated from high school here in 19li8, attended Michigan State University and served in the Army before returning here. Welcome aboard. Bob I ■* •if THIS TUESDAY—Scott Bagby, of Grand Rapids, who is helping de velop a "master plan" for Coldwater, gave the club his ideas on the sub ject of orderly and economically sound community growth. Torg Skabo, the week's chairman, arranged the interesting program. BACKING STUDEOT—The directors have voted to allocate $^0 from the general fund to help sponsor Charles Hutchins, a Junion high student, at the National High School Institute at Northwestem University this summer. Charles, a top student in the field of science and engineering, has been accepted for a five-weeks' •if * ^f •if course offered to a small and select group. ABSEi>rrEES—Dale Dean, Fiske, •if Goodholra, Karris, Holtz, Jackson, Pearce, Rice, Shomo, Treat, Vinton, •if •if LADIES' NIGHT—A ladies' night is Waldron and Warren Williams. being planned for Saturday, May 2U, mth Erich Schwengel in charge. •if * GUEST UST—Nels Weber, C. J. Holmes, Ed Facklam and Ken Yesh of Bronson; Dale Ulery of Goshen, Ind,;. Ken Smith, of Grosse Pointer Carlton HcKenzie of Quincyj George Hubbard of Union City; and Dave Jordan of Angola, Ind.—all Rotarians. 'Details have still to be worked out but it looks as though there ttLII be a dinner at the Elks Temple, follo^ved by a theatre party. The Players are present ing a play that night at Tibbitts and the board feels the Rotarians appreciation of help from this group on our past minstrel shows by attending their play en masse. Bill Williams, Coldwater, was a guest of iiac McKeith. •if •if EARLY IJi/iVERS—Hore than the ■if ■if IN HOSPITAL—John Jackson, who has missed several meetings recently because of illness, was admitted at the Health Center this week. number who signed out. can show their The board voted Thursd^ to suspend his active membership * until he •if NEifffiST ADDITION—Robert Hawley, ytoeeDad was an active Coldwater Rotarian for years, was welcomed is able to return to active status. The club, we knoYf, Joins us in wishing John a speedy recovery and an equally fast return to active participa into membership in the club Tuesday with Fritz Van Aken doing the honors and Dick Moore assisting. tion in club affairs. Bob, who recently became associated v/ith Johnson's Clothing PO}{ET PETE: 4f ■if ■if Planted grass and its grovdng. Its the weeds that need hoeing. Them we can't remember sowing. -Soton Duka You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMIHEES Competitor Relations— Club Service Employer-Employee Relations— Horvey Bent, Chairman Attendonee— Will Couillord, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretory Paul Hurley Asst. Secretory Fellowship- JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMin Clyde William^ Chairman Treasurer ' Warren Williams, Albert Faller John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Board of Director* Meeting* Jame* VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Roy Muichohey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Harold Hill 636 ROTARY Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Public 6—Bob Show—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebilcoek, Harold McKnlght tion 27—Dale Dean Community Service September—1957 G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton 10—John Dean Community Safety- 24—John Etsweiler Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Vocational INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Service R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Night 22-Keifh Avery Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student holm Guests— 6—Howard Teeter 5—District Governor 20—Webster Treat lations sociations 19—Roy Fox Contacts- Information- 2—Carl 3—Ray Muichohey—Rotarian Kenneth Olmsted Luse 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 31-M. A. McKelth Jonuary-1958 7—Jim Luck—International formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr - The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dales with another member, advise the programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. 27—Warner Von Aken June-1953 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Falter-Competitor Re 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman Party 22—Russell Moore Moy-1958 Barnes December—1957 Bo rnes Fiske November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects— — fon 29—Otis 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As E. Byron Thomas, Horold Good- Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1—Charles October—1957 Relations Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, International 17—Kenneth Olmsted-Slog Night 31—Lewis Pennington April-1958 8—Mark Andrews Rurol-Urban— International Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keoth Pearce 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' International Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Day 8—C. Alfred Rice t_H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard—Children's Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Burandt Sergeant of ArmsRalph Toupalik, Bill Short ASHEVILLE, N. C. IB—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shorno — Jnternatlonol Moreh-1958 3—Bill Milnes Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- Axner Olson. Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Wm. Bobier, Chairman In Februory—1958 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Leslie Woodword, Wayne Way Charles Thomas — Occupational 4—James McComb 13—Chester Allemter Trade Associations- Student Information — PROGRAMS Occupational Information— Loons— Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 1957.1958 ROTARY August-1957 Youth- Magazine- luior — First Thursday each Month, 28—R. A. Trebilcoek ond E. Byron formation Four Woy TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinten Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Mourice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Woldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz traig Sebold, John Etsweller, Keoth Peoree, Chairman Chester Allemter Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Douglas Woodward, M. A. MeKeith Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Music- The Rotary Foundation- Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel-Ladies' Night 16-Harotd T. Hill 23-Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Program In 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Mourice Payne . n u u • • i rUwirmnn^* TBUn%r<na%!£l RICHARD BIRINGER. Program Chairman - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Phone No. Address and Rotory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Selon C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary Duano E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John V/. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille— Albert F. Falter, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Baifour Dr. — Doris 238-M 240 371 66F14 Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Phone No. —1466 593 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann -.84 -1717 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia A19 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M E. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virglnlo Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen — Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 75 83 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion — 452-R Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 1212 133 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 1105 166 533-R 1243 1717 235-W 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 883 1039 Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Corol—1400 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Riehord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys B7 87 Raymond G. Muichohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila.___1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna.Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred— 23 1208-J 680 B. K. Pearce, 350 Morshail St. — Lorroine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor.— 1 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget.— 683 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys .36 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth Cori F. Vinton, 182 £. Chicago St. — Alice — Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 39 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wllma Warren Williams, Balovia, Michigan — LaMoine 593 54F3 63F12 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L, Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly COEDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN 43 1227 775-W ,• ' QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. Meeting Time: 36 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen \ /U' < <- '/•,;/ FREDERI^-H-" WEEKS' by 96 922 Notary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 121 101 Raymond A. Trebilcoek, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary The COLDWATER COLDWATER, ---2 1192 1137 James Luck, 75 Church St. Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. - Noney Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 - Rita.. 1493 944 56 Eugene Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St - Hermlone NAME 16 580 125 1220-J 125 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 2h, 1958 THE FORWARD LOOK—Torg Skabo, program chairman for next Tuesday, has secured Scott Bagby to talk to the club about the of the future® SHORT LIST—Tuesday's absentees were the fewest in mar^ weeks. The list included Curry, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Jackson, McComb, Mulchahey, Short, Trebilcock, Vinton and Way® Coldwater Mr® Bagby, in case you have failed to read your daily hometorm paper, is the chap who is dravdng up a Master Plan for the city at present® TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Sam Wolfe and Dave Jordan, Angola, Ind,; lion Kirby, Sturgis; George Hubbard, Union Gityj Bud Higbie, Bronson® We have had the pleasure of hearing Mr® Bagby and know that the members yrill be Dick Hayes of East Lansing was a guest of Vfilford Couillard, Boyd Higgins was a guest of Otis Barnes, interested in what he has to say© and Bill Winemiller was Ftuss Moore's guest® SWEET MUSIC—The' third edi« tion of Rotary Minstrels was a financial success, according to a preliminary report given by Chuck Schmitt Tuesday® THAI^ YOU GALS-«The club's directors have voted to give the Country Belles $100 as a token of the club's apprecia tion for their assistance in this year's The gross receipts totaled minstrel show® $2,196, of which $8U0 came from the programs, $1,331 from the sale of tickets, and $35 from the '"Actually, various members of this group also assisted the club materially in its first two minstrel show® So, the board felt some expression of thanks was long overdue® soft drink concession® Not all bills are in (they must be by next Tuesday, says President Les) but it looks as though the show will net about $l,ilOO, POHET PETEs SWEET MUSIC TOO-^The program presented this Tuesday'by Dave Rubinoff and his ^ \ Rubinoff appears mighty short But this tidbit we do report® With the watch he carries violin®• 'round He's slowly settling in the ground, Russ Moore, program chairman, couldn't have done better® We might add that the club owes its Kiwanis friends a vote of thanks for an assist in bringing us the old maestro® EARLY LEAVERS—Needless to Seton & Duke say, not many® You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tcnrern — Monday 12:15 Mi �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES MICH. Club Service Competitor Relations- Warren Williams, Albert Falier Employer-Employee Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman AttendanceWill Couillard, Chairman OFFICERS Keith Avery, Russell Moore BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 • 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD President Vice President Bulletin— BIRINGER Secretary Asst. Secretory FellowshipTreasurer Clyde Williams, Chairmen John Walker, Ernest Luse SCHMITT Progrom— Dick BIrlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Boblcr, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Kcoth Pearce, Chairman Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Beard of Directors Meetings tgular — First Thursday each Month, Magazine- 12:15 P. M. Harold Hill Public information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT G. Carlton Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way ASHEVIILE, N. C. Ralph Toupallk, Bill Short Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Employee 10—John Dean Community Safety- 24—John Etsweiler Hawkins. 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Slag Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack 18—Harold McKnIght 25—Donald Shorno — International Day March-19S8 3—Bill Mlines Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keoth Pearce 24—Axner Olson-Student Day Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton Aprii-1958 1—Charles October-1957 FIska 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstlen — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard—Children's Chester Allemier Youth- 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' son. Croig Sebald, John Etsweiler, Relations Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22—Keith Avery Charles Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student holm 6—Howord Teeter Governor sociations 19-Roy Pox Don Harris, Chairman Contacts- Barnes June-1958 2—Car! Vinfon 9—Erich Sehwengel—Ladies' 3—Ray 16-Harold T. Hill Muiehahey—Rotarian Luse Night 17—Chester Curry—Music Doy 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith Juiy-1958 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Jonuory—1958 7—Jim Luck—Infernafiona! information- lations 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Van Aken December-1957 10—Ernest Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Falier-Competitor Re November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. 22—Russell Mooro Mav-1958 Barnes 5—District E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- International 29—Otis 12—Leslie Woodward—Trode As Loans— International Party 8—Mork Andrews 1—President's Progrom in- formotlon 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted ton Fair Crippled Children— H. V. Kornstlen, Lewis Penning- Inlernatlonai Student Protects— INTERNATIONAL 20—Warren Williams—4-H 27—Dale Dean 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Wm. Bobier, Chairman Kerr, Ed February-1958 4—James McComb Boys' and Girls' Week- Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT PROGRAMS September—1957 Community Service International Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY Trade Associations- Burandl Sergeant of Arms- 1957*1958 ROTARY tion Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Special — At the coll of the President Rotary InformationBob Show, Chairman Dole Dean, Webster Treat DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL formation 13—Chester Altemler RuraMlrbon- Roy Mulchahey, Chairman Thomas — Occupational in Keitn 6—Bob Shaw—Rotory Informa Knlght Robert 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Rotary Foundotion— Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- August—1957 R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Me- Duano Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo James VanWhy, Erich Sehwengel Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vtnton Occupational information- The 8—Charles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burondt Payne The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of tlie chang^ Members hoyino special ' - a committee to assist with the aetails. * programs, such as Ladies' Night,• moy appoint RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Choirman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 238-M 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Joan William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 944 56 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lane — Mary .. .31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162.W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Luellle 1415 Albert F. Falier, 95 N. Honcheft St. — Chorlotte 1105 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Churlcs H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 166 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore ...1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgor M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Corol .1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 235-W 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 883 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann --84 • ---2 1192 -1137 Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J Craig Sebaid, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3 — Roth 75 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Mllford A. McKeiln, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen .190 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha 29 John A. Kennedy, 309 Grand St. — Wlimo_— James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 593 83 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Homo—Carol—1400 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 562 87 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E, Pearl St. — Llla 1400 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 23 1208-J B, K. Pearce, 350 Morshoil Si. — Lorraine Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Galhel Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 937 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 35»/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget .76 883 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 680 Torg Skabo, IW E. Chleogo St. — Nellie—— 653-M E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Rolph Toupaiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 121 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No- 2 — Ann John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchon 775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 54F3 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 580 . .-125 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Roth Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Meeting Time: 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R L I N GT ON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 16 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllmo Worren Williams, Batovio, AAicbigan — LaMoine o® H. 96 922 36 36 43 39 1227 ■^Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK 892 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. - Roth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia The COLDWATER COLDWATER, Phone No. Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy IKC, 1220J 125 �"He Profits Most tPho Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. . April 17, ■PROBLEM SOLVED—A possible an swer to the "early leaver" problem was provided by this week's program* Just have the members bring their youngsters with them each week. Then they have to stay for the program. Just one member took off early this week. The others didn't dare. Kidding aside, the club's an nual Children's Party was, as always, a pleasant and enjoyable affair. "Wilford Couillard did an excellent job of planning with an assist from Chet Gurry. COMING UP—Nuss Moore, who has next Tuesday's program, is coming up with a top notch attraction Trhich all of the members Trill want to enjoy. Russ informs us he has secured Rubinoff (and his violin, of course) for a real musical treat. The artist also is scheduled to play a Kiwanissponsored concert here in the evening. DON'T FORGET—The district con ference to be held at Sturgis May li-5* Reports are it will be vrorth attending. Plan to take your Rotary Ann. The question of who enjoyed the program most—Papa or Juniorcould be debated. CONGRATULATIONS — To Harvey Bent, who was named chairman of the Branch County Board of Supervisors this week. MISSING FACES--Avery, Bobier, Burandt, Fox, Hawkins, Jackson, Russ Moore, Mulchahey, Olmsted, Patterson, Ribble, Rice, Short, Teeter, Thomas, Trebilcock, Vinton, and McKnight were listed as absent Tuesday. Don't forget to make up fellas e DON'T BLAiiE US — Blaae the weather if this bulletin seems short, inco herent and uninteresting. It's darn hard to concentrate on YTTiting when the sun is shining, birds are singing and the mercury is flirting with summer levels. GUESTS—Rotarians George Hubbard, ' Union Cityj and Bronsonites Gerry Pearce, Bruce Wilbur and Clare Hollister. As a matter of fact, we are going to stop right now before we get too tired. A1 Obed, whose daughter, Diane, emceed the day's program, also was a guest. POHET PETE? PREZ LES SAYS—Let's be careful the way we park at the Elks Temple. The Martins report some of their other cash customers found their cars boxed in this Tuesday Y/hen they started to leave the temple parking lot. - Ah, at last. Spring is sprung See the flowers it has brung Watch the grass begin to gror/. What comes next? We have to mow, Seton & Duke You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Biks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Competitor Relations— COMMinEES Worren Williams, Albert Foiler Employer-Employee Relations- Club Service MICH. Harvey Bent, Chairman AttendanceWill Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 • 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seion Bovee, Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretory Fellowship- JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Magazine- ■pr' Ray Mulchahey, Chairman Harold ifill 12:15 P.M. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Public PRESIDENT ROTARY Bill Milnes, Chairman INTERNATIONAL G. Carllon CHARLES 0. TENNENT Sergeant of ArmsRalph Toupalik, Bill Short ASHEVILLE, N. C. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman GOVERNOR 636TH ROTARY 24—John Etsweiler 17—Keath Pearce 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Dean April—1958 1—Charles October—1957 Relations Fiske Party 8—Mark Andrews Night Horry Joseph, Dick Moore 22-Keith Avery Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student 29—Otis 6—Howard Teeter lations sociations 19—Ray Fox 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' December—1957 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotorlan International Service 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 31-M. A, McKeith 7—Jim Luck—International Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-195S 1—President's Program January—1958 Information- 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Von Aken Juno—1958 2—Carl Vinton 26—Horry Joseph Axner Olson. 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes November-1957 5—District Governor In formation 8—Charles Woodward 15—Williom Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 14—E. Harold Goodholm Kenneth Olmsted ton Shorno — International Day March-1958 3-Bill Milnes 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- Internotlona! Student Proleets— INTERNATIONAL Fair 8-C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couiliord—Children's Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 18—Harold McKnight 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night, 31—Lewis Pennington Rural-Urban— International 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safely 25—Donold Employee 10—John Chester Allemler Youth— Internotlona! February—1958 3—Jomes VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, John Etsweiler, Burandt PROGRAMS 27—Dale Dean Community Safety— Charles E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In 4—James McComb September—1957 Student Guests— Information — ROTARY Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Boo Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Loans— Rotary Informotion— Special — At the call of the President 1957-1958 13—Chester Allemler 20—Worren Williams—4-H Trade Associations— 28—R. A. Trebilcock and formation tion Knight Phil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jack Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry >gular — First Thursday each Month, R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc- son. Music- Board oF Directors Meeting* Keith 6—Bob Show—Rotory Informo John Dean Keoth Peorce, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Rotary Foundation- Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl VInlon Occupational Information— Dick Biringer, Chairman Membership— Van Aken. James VanWhy/- Erich Schwongo! Four Woy Test- The 29—Maurice Poyne 21—Robert Kerr The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the chang^ Members haying special RICHARD oirHAor* BIRINGER, RiPitunFR Program Pmnram Chairman — Telephone Telaohone 944 progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Marion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 238-M 240 371 .-66F14 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Ma^ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr. — Ellen Jo 1493 944 56 1212 452-R 133 31 162-W Dole A, Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R, 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1261 1105 166 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol ..1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 235-W 15 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 683 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth 803 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Jomes Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Roth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 1466 593 29 498-J 419 75 83 Frank L, McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Stale Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine 562 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Molchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St, — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retha 23 1208-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 680 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chlco'iC^ St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — 8erget i': 937 778-R 1 1280 76 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 84 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita 1717 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1192 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Wilson A. Short, 21 14. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 2 653-M E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Vlrginlo Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chlcogo St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Roymond A. Trobileock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly The COLDWATER S«c. 34.66, P. L. & R 'Rotary REFLECTOR WEEKS OliALITY SPRI.'iG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., A RLI NGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 121 101 96 922 16 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma S4F3 Worren Williams, Botavia, Michigan — LaMolne 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia 580 Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 125 Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1220-J ' Ti-K H. 892 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chlcogo St. — Mary 36 Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys-_ 36 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 43 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chlcogo St. — Alice 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 t4. Hudson St. — Delia — 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W a FREDERICK 1137 INC 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 10^ 1958 ERNIE SAYS—Don't forget that Uncle Samuel expects us one and all to file our 1957 income tax returns mthin the next five days, Alcatraz is not a pleasant place despite the ocean view. ONE TO GO—At this writing, the 1958 edition of the Coldwater Rotary Minstrels has Just one more night to go. Tickets for the final per formance Tfere scarce today and President Les v^as hoping against hope that the boys didn't over sell the seating capacity at Doc Sayre, Coldwater, was a •guest of Chuck Priest, while Ed Holtz had his tv/o sons, Glen and Larry, as his guests. * ABSENTEES—Bent, Dale Dean, Goodholm, Jackson, llcConkey, Owers, Patterson, Ribble, Riederer and Vinton. EARLY LEAVERS—Just tvfol ^ ^ TIME IS SHORT—Can't think of anything more to add except that all members are expected to settle for TibbitSf At this point, barring unforseen disaster tonight, it appears as though the club has scored another big success from the viewpoint of both attendance, financial returns interest- their minstrel tickets with their chairman by next Tuesday at the latest. President Les also wants all minstrel show bills presented promptly. and audience Gotta get home now and get ready for tonight's show. Ed Holtz, Grace Holbrook and Just about everyone in the club rates a pat on the back for pitching in again this year to put on a good shov^. * POHET PETE: •jf- -M- it NEXT TUESDAY—Will be the club's annual Children's Day, Wilford Couillard is chairman and reportedly has a program Johnnie sang mighty sweet, Kenneth, too, v^as all reet. Everyone had a little fun. Ain't you glad, its all done. of interest for both kids and dads. If you haven't got a young ster of your own, borrow one. ■it THE ;VEEK'S GUESTS—Rotarians Dale Ulery, Goshenji Chuck Priest, Angola^ Carlton McKenzie and Newell Burt, Quincyj James Baker, Angola! Bud Higbie, Bronson; and Russ Hegargle, also of Bronson. Seton fit Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CengresoHonal Church — Wodnosday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cofeleria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �April has the of Rotary Club listed below, Any Board of Directors approved the name and classification should be filed with Major Name Robert Hawley Secretary the Classification Clothing - J. within Minor A. Kennedy, one week, Classification Mens Clothing Industry Signed 1958 Coldwater The objections 9, Retailing Secretary �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMinEES Competitor Relations- Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Warren Williams, Albert .Falter Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Coulllard, Chairman OFFICERS 1957 Classlficotion— . 1958 LESTER WISE Vice President Bulletin— KENNEDY Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Secretary FRED WEEKS CHARLES Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN Keith Avery, Russell Moore BY ELECTION Asst. Secretory Fellowship- SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keoth Pearce, Chairman ^ 12:15 P.M. Harold Hill Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY MagazineRay Mulchahey, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat PRESIDENT Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G, TENNENT G. Carlton ASHEVILLE, N. C. Sergeant GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS INTERNATIONAL Community Safety- 24—John Ribble—Community Sofety 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donold Fair 27—Dale Dean Shorno — International Day Morch-1958 3—Bill Milnes 17—Kealh Peoree Employee 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton 10—John Dean Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Etsweller Aprll-1958 1—Charles October—1957 Fiske Crippled Children— 8-C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstlen — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Coulllard—Children's Chester Youth- 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' 22—Russell Moore Night 22—Keith Avery May-1958 Relations Craig Sebald, John Etsweller, Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Rural-Urban— Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Charles Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student Barnes Guests— 6—Howard Teeter sociations June-1958 December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—ladles' 10—Ernest Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes 2—Carl Mulchahey—Rotorian Luse 31-M. A. McKeith July-19S8 1—President's Program Luck—International In formation 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert ». 16—Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 7—Jim Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Vinfon Night 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas January—19SB Informotion— L. 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Von Aken 19-Ray Fox 3—Ray Don Harris, Chairman 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Folier—Competitor Re lations November-1957 5—District Governor 26—Harry Joseph Axner Olson. International 29—Oils 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm international Party 8—Mark Andrews Allemler Kenneth Olmsted ton February—1958 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban H. V. Kornstion, Lewis Penning- International Student Proiects— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— In 4—James McComb September-1957 International Service of Arms- Thomas — Occupotlonal 11—Phil Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week- Burandt Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short PROGRAMS 13—Chester Allemler 20—Warren Wlilloms—4-H Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Student Public Information — ROTARY tion Knight Trade Associations- E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Show, Chairman INTERNATIONAL R. A. Treblleoek, Harold Me- Loans— Rotary Information- 1957-1958 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa son. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry tgular — First Thursday each Month, Occupational Information- 28—R. A. Trebilcock ond E. Byron formation August-1957 John Deon Music- Board of Directors Meetings Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Dick Biringer, Choirman Membership— Douglas Woodward, M. A. McKeith Four Way Test- Attendance- The Rotary Foundotion— Kerr The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the ehang^ Members having special programs, such os Lodles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 - Fay Moik S. Andrev/s, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 238-M 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernico 66P14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrficld Or. — Josephine Wllford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lone — Moiw Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifold Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1493 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 1105 166 533-R 1243 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermiona 235-W Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 15 883 Address and Rotary Ann 29 419 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 75 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 593 Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 83 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coidwoter Stote Homo—Carol—1400 Wllllom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elotne 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Liio 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refho 23 ______1203-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 680 B. K. Pearce, 350 Morsholl St. — Lorraine 937 lewis Penningfon, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St. — Eleanor 1 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Unl.on City —"Evelyn Charles Schmllt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita— Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha John A. Kennedy, 339 Grand St. — Wllmo James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 133 NAME Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pear! St. — Louise 1212 452-R Phone No. 803 1466 James Luck, 75 Church St. Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Or. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 944 56 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy NAME Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 84 1717 2 1192 1137 653-M 892 121 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne -96 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 36 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 36 James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 43 Carl F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 39 1227 John H. Wolker, 33 Daogherty St. — Gretchcn 775-W Freaeriek H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 593 54F3 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 16 Warren Williams, Batavio, Michigon — LaMolne 63F12 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 125 1220-J Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 - Cefia Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 580 The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. 'Rotary REFLECTOR o® FREDBRrCirH. WEEKS QUALITY SPRir^G PRODUCTS. COLDWATEH, MICH. INC. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 ! 1 5 p. m ., A R LI N GT O N HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME • sv 125 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 3, 1958 Oooo——so nearj—Only 3 OTHER GUESTS—Rotarians rehearsals left before the curtain rises on the club's Barney Barnett, Bronson, Dewey Mains, Clay Brockman and Lee Barren 1958 minstrel shov/« ( refugees from a Quincy ladies night)I and Donald E* Johnson, Flint* These rehearsals are scheduled for 7r30 Monday and Tuesday nights at Tibbits, and following the regular club luncheon Tuesday noon* We don't have to emphasize that these three practice ses sions are vital to the success or flop of this year's production. Director Ed Holtz wants a 100 per cent turn out at each* ABSENTEES—Allemier, Barnes, Burandt, Curry, Dale Dean, Hawkins, Jackson, }v!ulchahey, Olson, Patterson, Van Why, Vinton, Waldron and Warren Williams* * -jf * EARLY LEAVERS—Just three. If you have any tickets left to sellg you'd better get busy* (and if you need any more to sell—contact us)* * * * DON'T FORGET—Monday will be municipal election day* We won't tell you hov/ to vote—just vote* MOIffi STAG NIGHTS—Chuck Schmitt's periodic financial report shows that the stag night last autumn was one of the few special club sessions that produced more receipts than expenses* Conclusion—^we BOARD ACTION—Jim Van Why, who had missed five club meetings in a row, was dropped from club member ship by vote of the directors at the April meeting* should have more stag nights (with Barney and Charley cooking the fowl and Bert acting as lifeguard). A BRAVE MAN—The hubby who, after hearing his wife brag that "a woman's vrork is never done", had the foolhardy courage to observe, "That's because they never do iti" MAKES SENSE—Dave Hoshino, exchange student from Tokyo, expressed our sentiments Tuesday when he observed that "the world should be more concerned about conquering the space betvreen men first before turning to the conquest of outer space". POHET PETE: Thursday night after the show. To the Elks, we're told to go, Marian Teeter is being sweet* Making sure we'll get to eat. Dave, v/hose father is a member of the Tokyo club, is completing a four-year course at Cornell University under the exchange student program. He rras spending the day here visit ing the Branch-Hillsdale District Health department, and was intro duced to the club by Don Harris* Seton Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON ~ Congregational Church Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES Competitor Relations—' MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Poul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin Clyde William^ Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupational Information- MagazineRay Mulchahey, Chairman •guiar — First Thursday each Month, ^ 12:15 P.M. Harold Hilt Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Public Information — PRESIDENT Bill Mllnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton Trade Assoetalions— Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocatienol Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Choirman 27—Dale Dean March—1958 24—John Etsweller Relations 8—Mark Andrews Fiske Party 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Night 22-KeIth Avery Rurol-Urbon— 29—Otis Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rico, Charles Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 5—District Governor 20—Webster Treat lations sociations 19—Ray Fox 3—Ray 2—Carl Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Night 16-Haroid T. Hill Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 23—Wayne Woy 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 1—President's Program 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas January—1958 7—Jim Luck—Internotional Informotlon— In formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel-Ladies' Mulchahey—Rotarian 10—Ernest 27—Warner Van Aken June—1953 December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman 29—Torg Skabo November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. 22—Russell Moore May-195a Barnes 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm Kenneth 1—Charles October—1957 Youth- International 17—Keaih Pearce 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Night 31—Lewis Penningion April—1958 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard—Children's Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- ton 25—Donald Shorno — Internatlonol Day 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Safety 18—Harold McKnight 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair 10—John Dean Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety- International February—1958 4—Jomes McComb 11—Phii Ribbie—Community Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- International Service Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. Thomas — Occupational In September—1957 3—Bill Mllnes 3—Jomes VanWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Community Service Wm, Bobier, Chairman Burandt PROGRAMS tion Knight E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Loons— Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chatrmon 1957-1958 R. A. Trebllcock, Horold Me- 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron formation August-1957 Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Edward Holtz, Chairmen Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings Douglas Woodward, M. A. McKeith Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Craig Sebald, John Etsweller, Keath Pearce, Choirman Chester Allemier Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- The Rotary Foundation- 30—Clyde Williams 8—Charles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burandt Payne The obove is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to chanae dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members haying special . assist with the .l. details. programs, suchI. as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to RICHARD BIRINGER, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 238-M 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66FI4 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfioid Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogone Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lone — Ma^._ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Elsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honehett St. — Charlotte 1493 944 56 1212 452.R 133 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris ._533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgor M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermtone 235-W Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chieogo — Evelyn 15 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Or. — Ruth 803 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 1466 593 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martho James Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 29 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie E. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 562 87 Milford A. McKeiln, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen . ._.190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Slate Home—Carol—1400 2 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 75 83 1039 84 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita. 419 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 1192 1137 653-M Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion -892 121 Rolpn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen —101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 96 Frederick VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 36 Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 36 .87 1400 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna—— 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rotho ... 1208-J Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred.—-680 John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grotehen 775-W Frecierick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Warren Williams, Balavia, Michigan — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celio Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 593 54F3 63FI2 580 .125 1220-J Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Ilia B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Penningion, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 937 —--778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor— 1 Phil Ribble, 3SV2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 43 - Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia --. Woyne W. Way, 35 HulT St. — Dorothy Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 39 1227 16 The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R ^Rotary REFLECTOR a FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME MICH. INC -125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLEC Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, DON'T FORGET—Next Tuesday the club will start holding its weekly luncheon sessions in the Hawaiian Hurley, Jackson, McComb, Pennington, Short, Thomas and Van Why were listed as being absent this week. room at the Elks Temple* * In the new location, the mem bers will line up for their meals and carry their ovm plates to the * * EARLY LEAVERS—Just two ill tables. As a result, there will be a ceremonial change. The singing of "America" and the offering of the invocation will precede the lineup ITS I^ED IT—The usual program period follovdng the next two club meetings vail be used for rehearsing for the minstrel show. for food. Curtain time, incidentally, is now President Les suggests that as a matter of courtesy, the guests be first in line. So keep your appe tites in check, lads. * * •M- THIS TUESDAY—Ax Olson, the less than two weeks away. From now on, each of the few remaining rehearsals becomes more important. Director Ed Holtz wants, and certainly deserves, a 100 per cent turnout from here on in. Wednesday night's attendance was just fair. program chairman, presented 18 high school senior boys, each of whom had previously been a guest Next week the night rehearsal will be held Tuesday at 700 o'clock at of the club at a meeting. Tibbits Each of the boys gave a short talk covering some phase of high school curriculum cular activities. or extra-curri It was a dam theater. A workout for all of the end men has been scheduled for 7 OO- p.m. next Monday at Tibbits. They vdll work on tambourine routines and introductions. good program! * TEN GUESTS—The club had nine visiting Rotarians plus Marvin Sigler, school bus driver, as guests this After next Tuesday, there vdll be only two full cast rehearsals—on the Monday and Tuesday nights directly preceding the first performance. Time is growing short, and howl week. * The Rotarian guest list was composed oft Dale Ulery, of POHET Goshen, Ind., Hariy Hill of Vicksburg, Garlton McKenzie of Quincy, Tickets are going pretty fast. Clare Hollister and Bob Stocker of Bronson, Chuck Skove and Bob Brokaw of Angola, Ind.,-and Kenneth Strickling and Cliff Thomas of PETEs The date will soon arrive at last. Committees are readying everything. Now if vre could only sing. Battle Creek. * TilHERE, OH WHERE?—Allemier, Barnes, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Fiske, Goodholm, Harris, Hawkins, Seton Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:T5 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday T2:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMinEES Competitor Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations— Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTiON Classification— 1957 - 195B LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary FellowshipTreasurer Clyde Williams, Chairman Duane Dovldson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMITT John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobler, Harvey John Dean Bent, Maurice Payne, Music- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings Magazine- lulor — First Thursday each Month, Ray Mulchohey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. t-larold Hill 536 ROTARY Bob Shaw, Chairman Dole Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Public Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT G. Corlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocationol Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS ROTARY R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— INTERNATIONAL 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebllcock, Harold McKnight 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Williams—4-H Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Safety 16—Harold McKnight Day March-1958 3—Bill Milnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keath Pearce Employee 10—John Dean 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 24—John AprII-1958 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Etsweiler 1—Charles October—1957 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Croig Sebald, John Etsweiler, Relations 8—Mark Andrews 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Chester Allemier Youth— Night 22—Keith Avery Horry Joseph, Dick Moore Rural-Urbon— Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Charles FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student 29—Otis holm 5—District Governor 20—Webster Treat lations Woodward—Trode As sociations 19—Ray Fox 10—Ernest Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 2—Corl luse 7—Jim Luck—international In formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Program January—1958 Informotlon— VInlon 9—Erich Schwengel—ladles' 31-M. A. McKeith Barnes 27—Warner Van Aken June-1958 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holfz—Merry Christmas Contacts- 29—Torg Skabo 6—Howard Teeter 3—Roy Mulchahey—Rotorion International Service 22~Russell Moore 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman Rice November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. Fiske 8—C. Alfred 15—Wllford Coulllard—Children's Po rty May-19S8 Bornes 12—Leslie E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- International Fair September—1957 Phil RIbble, Ray Fox, John Jack International February—1958 25—Donald Shorno — International 27—Dole Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety— Thomas — Occupational In 4—James McComb 11—Phil RIbble—Community tion Trade Associations- Kenneth ton PROGRAMS Occupational Information— Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proieets— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY August—1957 Burandt Sergeant of ArmsRalph foupalik. Bill Short ASHEVILLE, N. C. 1957-1958 Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl VInten Loons— Rotary Information- Speciol — At the coll of the President DISTRICT Jomes VanWhy, Erich Schwengel 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron formation Keith son. Keath Pearce, Choirman Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Von Aken. Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Crippled Childrert— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz The Rotary Foundation- Warren Williams, Albert Faller 8—Chorles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Mouriee Woodward Short Burandt Payne The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program ehoirmon of the ehong^ Members haying special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Roth NAME Address and Rotary Ann _-23B-M 240 John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Or. — Ruth John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Harry Joseph, 333 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 2B0 Grand St. — Margaret ___944 56 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R James Lock, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura.... Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Wllford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mo^ Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Falrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1493 1212 133 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 1105 166 Roy Fox, 74 Boifour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgor M. Hawkins. 214 W. Peorl St. - Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicogo — Evelyn Pool Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr. — Aileen 15 883 Address and Rotary Ann NAME ... Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 803 1466 ____-593 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorolhy_.498-J Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 419 -—75 83 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Mouriee D. Payne, 23 E. Atden St. — Mildred.... B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 1717 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 922 87 .87 Worner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 36 43 23 1208-J Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretehen 775-W 1400 ..680 937 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Chorles Sehmitt, 18 E. Aldan St. — Berget 76 883 Carl 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 36 F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrlce 39 16 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Warren Williams, Batovia, Michigan — laMolne. 54F3 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Porsons Cf. — Roth 580 125 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. VISITING 96 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK TUESDAY 121 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor MICHIGAN ..892 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne -Notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, -.2 1192 1137 101 1039 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: 84 Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Milford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter Slate Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Phone No- INC, 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. lurch 20, 1958 .NEXT TUESDAY—Axner Olson, pro gram chairman, informs us that next week's program will be put on by the high school senior boys who have been guests of the club this year* He promises that the program will be short enough to give Ed ample time The guest list also was short, consisting of Rotarians Bruce Wilbur of Bronson, and Joseph Drust of Union City, plus Bob Mason of Grand Bapids and Ray Pitts of Hillsdale, guests of Howard Teeter and Maurice Payne, respectively* to rehearse us on minstrel show numbers* There were only three early leavers! AFTER NEXT TUESDAY—The club will, switch its weekly meeting site from the Arlington hotel to the EXks Temple • At a meeting this week, the directors regretfully reached a decision to change the club's meeting place# The hotel manage ment recently informed the board that 1K)NK DOES IT — The Quincy club has complained that its Coldwater club guests do not stay for programs* This Monday, however, was an exception* It developed that the Quincy program chairman was not present at the meeting* Neither was his program* it would have to Increase the luncheon hiring extra help to serve the Tuesday Monk Watson, idio was present along with a lot of fugitives from a Coldwater meals* Rural-Urban night, was pressed into price to $1*75 to meet the cost of service and entertained the lads with After several discussions of the projected price increase and other circumstances, the directors felt it best to ,switch the meeting place* Hence, after next Tuesday's session, a 20-minute program of tricks and palaver* None of the Coldwaterites left earlyl To coin a pun, you might say they were tricked into staying* the club will start meeting in the Hawaiian room at the Elks Temple* For the present, at least, the luncheon price will remain $1*50* WE NOTEI^Xn last week's bulletin there speared a verse dedicated to our recent hospital stay* It mentioned the fact that we intend never to tuzn our THIS WEEK—Ed and Marian Butters, at the invitation of Keith Fearce, program chairman, reviewed last summer's trip to Scotland and the European con tinent* It proved a pleasant and in teresting audio-visual trip with Marian giving an interesting and often humorous commentary on the sights seen and places visited* stern toward a doctor or nurse again* We might add that we won't turn our back on our partner in rhyme again either* REHEAHSAL CHANGE—Next week's min strel rehearsal will be at 7O0 p*m* Wednesday at Tibblts instead of Tuesday* End men nust know their number by then, says Director Ed* Some of them (end men) may expect a call from Chet Curry for a FEW ABSENTEES—Only eight meid:>erB, Allemier, Barnes, John Dean, Fiske, Jackson, Ribble, Riederer and Van Why, missed Tuesday's meeting* specif Sunday practice session* No room « • • no poemi Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Posf Tavern — Monday 12:15 �ROTARY OF COMMinEES The Rotary FoundationCompetitor Retotlons— Douglas Woodward, M. A. McWarren Williams, Albert Faller MICH. Club Service EmpIoygr-EmployVe Relations- CLUB COLDWATER/ Harvey Bent, Chairmen Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification— Chuck Woodward, Chalrmon 1957 • 1958 LESTER WISE President Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretory Fellowship- CHARLES Treoswrer John Walker, Ernest Luse Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Dick Biringer, Chairman John Dean Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- Edward Holtz, Choirman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings jular — First Thursdoy each Month, 12:15 P.M. Ray Mulehahey, Chairman Harold Hill Special — At the coll of the President Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman Dole Oeon, Webster Treot DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public Informollon — Bill Mllnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Servico INTERNATIONAL R. G. WALDRON, Chairman R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community SafetyPhil Ribbto, Ray Fox, John Jack Cralg Sebold, John Etsweller, 17—Keoth Pearce 10—John Dean 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 31—Lewis Penningfon 24—John Etsweiler April-1958 1—Charles October—1957 Relations FIske Party 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Youth- Night 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— 29—Oils Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Charles FIske E. Byron Thomas, Harold Goodholm 6—Howord Teeter Woodward—Trade As sociations 19—Ray Fox 3—Ray Mulehahey—Rotorian 10—Ernest Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Luse 17—Chester Curry-Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Informotlon— In- formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsled Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Night 16-Harolcl T. Hill 23—Woyne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Program 31-M. A. McKcith January—1958 7—Jim Luck—tnternational 27—Warner Van Aken 2—Carl December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman lations 20—Webster Treat June—1958 26—Harry Joseph Guests— Axner Olson. 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 12—Leslie Loans- 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes 5—District Governor Scholarships—Awards—Student Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstion, Lewis Pennlng- International Student Proieels— ton Shorno — international Doy March-1958 8—Mark Andrews Chester Allemier International RIbble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstlen — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Coulllard-Children's Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 27—Dale Dean Crippled Children— Internatlanal February—1958 25—Donald Fair Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- Intornallonal Service Ralph Toupolik, Bill Short In 3—Bill Milnes September—1957 3—James VenWhy—Employer and ID—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Community Service Student Thomas — Occupational formation 4—James McComb tion Leslie Woodward, Woyne Way 28—R. A. Trebllcock ond E. Byron 11—Phil 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Williams—4-H Trade Associations- Burandt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. GEORGE 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebllcock, Harold Mc< Knight Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magazine- PROGRAMS Occupational Information— son. Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keath Pearce, Chairman Van Aken. 1957-1958 ROTARY August—1957 Wm. Bobier, Chairman Clyde Williams, Chairman Program- DiRECTORS-The President, Vice President, Bill James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinton Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, SCHMin Keith 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne The above Is our program schedule for the yeor 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chatrmon of the chang^ Members haying programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Cha.rmon - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth 238-M 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 371 ._66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Cloro 1493 944 56 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 593 29 James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Torg Skabo, 153 E, Chicago St. — Nellie Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 31 Milford A, McKeiln, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J, McKnight, Coldwater State Homo—Corel—1400 Duana E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1415 1105 Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1261 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Donold M. Horrls, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgor M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone Edword C. Holtz, 208 E, Chicago — Evelyn 235-W 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Or. — Aileen 8B3 Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 452-R Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Sehwengal, 141 N. Hudson St, - Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine NAME 803 John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 83 Frank I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Riehord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna... Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred-- 1400 23 1208-J B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 680 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gaihel 77S-R Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1 1280 C. Alfred Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles SchmitI, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia --84 Z 1137 653-M 892 121 Ralph Toopalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 96 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 36 43 -.39 Frederick VaiiAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 36 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Daugherly St. — Grefchen 775-W Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma Wo.-ren VVillioms, Botovia, Michigan — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia 593 54F3 63F12 580 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Cl. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly 16 The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R 'Rotary REFLECTOR y ' Cl L' tr, J FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRI^^G PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Mee'tjing Time; T^UEjSDjAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING WELCOME ROTARIANS ALWAYS IlICH. INC 125 1220-J 125 �"Be Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. .March 13, 1958 GOl GOl GOl Only thirty-five Rotarians were present at the Rural-Urban dinner. GOl Ed holtz says eveiyone is going to have to get on the old ball. But we had thirty farmers, fourteen lady singers, and one guest speaker. By the way, three of the Rotarians were from out of town. The minstrel show is coining up fast and Ed informs us that start ing Tuesday night all rehearsals will We guaranteed 100 meals at $1.90, collected $130, so. . • • » • be held at the Tibbets Theatre, All end-men will know their num bers by Tuesday and all the chorus will know their parts by the same time. Guests were John Jordan of Angola, Carlton McKenzie of Quincy and Charles Hill of Bronson, all Rotarians. Among the missing were s Allemier, Andrevis, Avery, Bovee, Burandt, Cuny, Erich says the stands for the Chorus Tfill be ready and Maurice Psyne will be on hand to tell us what we are doing wrong. Davidson, Dale Dean, Fiske, Harris, Hav^ins, Hill, Hurley, Jackson, Joseph, Kerr, McCorab, McConkey, Milnes, Mulchahey, Olmsted, Olson, Pennington, Ribble, Schwengel, Sebald, Shaw, Shorno, Put on your dancing shoes, endmen, Marge Corey will try to teach you a few steps come Tuesday night. All the tickets are out and Treat, VanWhy, Way, Barnes, Goodholm, Schmitt, Short, Trebilcock, Weeks, and Doug Woodward. i^uincy must have been loaded. selling is going on at a hot pace. Better get to your prospects before someone else does. Should have two full houses. If you run out of tickets just yell. POHET PETEs Keith Pearce has the program for next Tuesday but at press time we still don't know what it will be. Off to the hospital, Seton went. He weren't broken, merely bent. Serious, Forlorn, tried his best. But we knew he went for the rest. Seton Bovee spent a few days in the hospital resting on his tummy. He swares he will never turn his back on a doctor again. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. 5TURG15 — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA —> College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 F. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES Competitor Relations- Club Service Employor-Employee Relations- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Choirman Attendance- Will Couillard, Choirman OFFICERS BY Keith Avery, Russell Moore ELECTION Classiifcation- 1957 ■ 1958 Chuck Woodward, Choirman LESTER WISE Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo Pretldont Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treosurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Four Way Test— Edward ' rior — First Thursdoy each Month, 12:15 P.M. 636 ROTARY Ray Mulchahey, Chairman INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair GENERAL SECRTCARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relotlons— March—1958 Community Service September—1957 3—Bill Milnes Putnam—Rurol-Urban 17—Kearh Pearce Employee Etsweiler 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Aprit-1958 1—Chorles October—1957 Scholarships—Awards—Student Relations Party 8—Mark Andrews 15—Dougios Woodward—Ladies' 29—Otis 6—Howord Teeter sociations 19—Ray Fox Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Luse 16-Haroia T. Hill 23—Woyne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 7—Jim 1—President's Program Luck—international In formation 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne 14—E. Harold Goodhoim 21—Robert Olmstod Vinfon 9—Erich Sehwengel—Lodies' Night 17—Chester Curry-Music Day January—1958 Informotion— 27—Warner Van Aken 2—Carl 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotarlan 10—Ernest lations 20—Webster Treat June-1958 December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 26—Harry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. 22—Russell Moore May-19S8 Barnes November—1957 5—District Governor 12—Leslie Woodword—Trade As holm Fiske 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard—Children's 22—Keith Avery FIske International Dean Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore international 10—John 24—John 17—Kenneth Ccmmunlfy Safety- Chorles Shorno — International Day 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' ond Girls' WeekRobert Korr, Ed Hawkins. Kenneth ton 18—Harold McKnight 27—Dale Dean Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- international Student Projects— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety Leslie Woodward, Woyne Way internotional Service Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short February—1958 4—James McComb Trade Associations- Burandt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. In 25—Donald E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Dole Dean, Webster Treat PROGRAMS tion Loans— Rotary Informotion— Bob Shaw, Chairman Thomas — Occupational 13—Chester Aliemter Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magazine- ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Rural-Urban— Harold Hill Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT Hoitz, Chairman Chester Curry 1957*1958 August—1957 Youth- Music- 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron formation Howard Teeter, Carl VInfon Occupational information— R. A. Treblleock, Harold McKnight Progrom— Phil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jack Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Karris, and Fritz Croig Sebald, John Etsweller, Keath Pearce, Chairmen Chester Allemler Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Board of Direelort Meetings Douglas Woodword, M. A. MeKeith James VanWhy, Erich Sehwengel Secretary FRED WEEKS The Rotary Foundation- Kerr The obove is our program schedule for the yeor 1957-58. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the ehang^ Members haying special • programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint □ committee to oisist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy 238-M NAME Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Roth Keith T. Avery, IB Church St. — Marian 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 66F14 1493 __„_944 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine ..1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — tmogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Moplo Lane — Mary 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 162-W 1021 __.1261 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 1466 593 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank I. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 83 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen .190 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwaler State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchell St. — Charlotte 1105 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lilo Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Maurice 0. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Roth 166 Eugene Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirficld Dr. — Aileen 15 883 29 498-J - 419 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Relho 8. K. Pearce, 350 Mcjrshall St. — Lorraine - Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmllt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 87 87 1400 23 1208-J 680 937 778-R 1 1280 76 883 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 - Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon COLDWATER, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Mee[r;ing Time: T.UE|SDjAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 892 121 101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Jomes H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 43 96 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chieogo St. — Mary Warner B. Var.Aken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 36 36 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia — 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy 16 Freaorick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Wiiliams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmc 593 54F3 Warren Williams, Botcvio, Michigan — LoMoine 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celio Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 580 125 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly 125 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 653-M Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, by rr;? 1192 1137 Ralph Toupollk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Notary REFLECTOR Published 84 1717 E. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virglnio ne COLDWATER 0® Phone No. Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy aiCH. INC �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 6, 1958 .THE LINEUP—Directors picked by the membership Tuesday for the coming year ares Aveiy, Davidson, Bent, Biringer, Harris, Waldron and Clyde on the high school's varsity eleven last autumn. Bill is planning to enroll at Michigan State University next fall on a full athletic scholarship. Williams. The new board met following the luncheon and chose Veep Dick Biringer EAHLY LSAVEn5-"*Asain only two I to succeed President ]^s, who, of course, will remain oh the board for another year. Harvey Bent was elevated to the job of vice president, while Chick Kennedy' and Chuck Schmitt were returned to the offices of secretary and treasurer, respectively. * REMEMBER—No noon meeting next Tuesday. There will be the club's annual Rural-Urban meeting that night at the American Legion home. The club has guaranteed a run out of 125* Each member is supposed to in vite a faimer friend as his guest. There will be a smorgasbord dinner at 7 p.m. The evening's program r/ill feature Dr. Edward Hardin, president of Northern Michigan College. * ABSENTEES—Allemier, Andrews (hold ing court in Detroit this week and next), Barnes, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Goodholm, McKnight, Patterson, Pennington, Ribble, Teetor, Van T/hy, tTarren Vttlliams, Les Woodward (all mushing up north this week). P.S. This is the lineup which will take over July 1. -Jf Vfe wonder idiy Barney Trebilcock's name wasn't on the list of absentees furnished us. He was taking a rest cure at Camp 12 too. CHiUIOE OF SCENE—Tlie Rotary Minstrels, after a lapse of about a quarter century, will return to the Tibbits Opera House this year. The board, at a meeting Tuesday, decided to switch this year's performance from Roosevelt auditorium to Tibbits. Tickets for this year's show Tfill be passed out to members next Tuesday night. They should sell well when the news leaks but that the smaller seating capacity at Tibbits will cut the number of tickets THIS WEEK—Bill laines was program chairman and presented club member Ed Hawkins, who, quite naturally talked about natural gas. We might add that some of us at least, absorbed more for this year's shciT by at least 100 for each of the two performances. POHET PETEt scientific data in a half hour than we mopped in a whole semester in high school. Which is just another way of saying that £d did a swell Job. Tho' many words will come Before election night. The voters must stay mum. And in April show their might. TUESDAYS QUESTS—Rotarians Keith Laraelere, Vicksburgj Howard Sharpley, Hillsdale, and Clay Brockman Seton it Duke of Quincy. The week's student guest Was Bill Timm, CHS senior, who won allstate and all-conference as fullback You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongresatioRol Church STURGIS - Elks Temple Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Coliege Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH, COMMITTEES Competitor Reiations— Club Service Empioyer-Emptoyee Relations- Warren Williams,- Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Cholrman OFFICERS BY Keith Avery, Russell Moore ELEaiON Classification- Chuck Woodword, Cholrman 1957 • 1958 The Rotary Foundation- Douglas Woodward, M. A. Me- James VanWhy, Erich Sehwengel 1957-1958 ROTARY August—1957 Occupational Information— 6—Bob Show—Rotory Informa R. A. Trebllcock, Horold Mc> Knight tion 25—Donald Shorno — International 27—Dale Dean March-1958 Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' ond Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. September—1957 Community SafetyPhil RIbble, Roy Fox, John Jack 24—John Etsweiler John Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobier, Harvey John Dean Bent, Maurice Payne, Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings jular — First Thursday coch Month, Magazine- Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P. M. Harold Hill Speelai — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dale Dean, Webster Treat Bill Milnes, Chairman G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS ROTARY R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Chorles Fiske Guests— Axner Olson. Moy-1958 29—Otis Barnes 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 lations Governor Woodward—Trade As sociations 19-Ray Fox 20—Webster Treof 27—Warner Van Aken June-19S8 2—Cor! Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz-Merry Christmos 31-M. A. McKoith January—1958 7—Jim luck—tnternotionai Information— formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted Vinton 9—Erich Sehwengel—Ladies' 3—Roy Mulehohay—Rotorion 10—Ernest Moore 29—Torg Skobo December—1957 Don Harris, Chairmon Kenneth ton 22—Keith Avery 26—Harry Joseph H. V. Kornslien, Lewis Penning- Internotiono! Student Projects- INTERNATIONAL 22—Russell 12—Leslie holm International Fiske Party 15—Douglas Woodward-Ladies' 5—District Scholarships-Awards—Student Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, International 1—Charles October—1957 Night International Service Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short 24—Axner Olson—Student Doy Night 31—Lewis Pcnnington April-1958 Relations Rurol-Urbon— Burondt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVIILE, N. C. Olmsted—Stag 8—Mork Andrews Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Student Public Information — PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Crolg Sobold, John Etsweiler, Chester Allemier E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairmon INTERNATIONAL 17—Kenneth 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard—Children's Crippled Children— loons— Rotary Information- 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keolh Pearce Employee 10—John Dean Youth- Music- Day 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban son. Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keoth Peorce, Chairmon Ribble—Community Safety 18—Horold McKnIght 13—Chester Allemier JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Clyde Williams, Chairmen Februory—1958 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way In 4—James McComb Trade Associations- Treasurer Thomas — Occupational formation 11—Phil Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— CHARLES SCHMITT PROGRAMS Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinton LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron Keith Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Wlllioms July-1958 1—President's Program In 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Mourice Payne The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change doles with another member, advise the program ehairmon of the ehong^ Members laying programs, such os Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Choirmon Telephone 944 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M NAME Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct., — Ruth _.__240 Keith T. Avery, IB Church St. — Morion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 371 ..__66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean—— 944 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillofd, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene. 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary—. 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 162-W 1021 1261 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchott St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore —1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgor M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. HIM, 431 E. Chieogo St — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chleogo — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr. — Aileen 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth 803 Horry Joseph, 383 N- Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wllmo 1466 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha 29 NAME Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. - Nancy Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J Frank I. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hucison St. — Helen 190 Webster Treol, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 562 87 Frederick VanA'>;on, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary VYarner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R, R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Daugherty — Laura — 419 75 83 Harold J. McKnIght, Coldwoter State Homo—Carol—1400 Wiiliom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite Richard D. Moore, I96V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 937 Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn— 76 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. ->■ Berget 683 96 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth 43 John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 778-R 101 922 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gothet 121 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 1400 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine —892 Ralpn Toupollk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St. — Edno._— 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho 1208-J Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred — 6B0 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila 84 Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita — Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 2 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise 1192 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 1137 Torg Skabo, 153 E, Chicago St. — Noliio __653-M Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllmo Worrcn Williams, Batavio, Michigan — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 - Cello Charles I. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 36 36 39 1227 775-W 16 593 54F3 63F12 The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. -Rotary REFLECTOR I a PREDSRICK' H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. 580 125 1220-J 125 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 2?^ 1958 ABSETJTEES—Alleraier, Barnes, NEXT TUESDAY—Bill Mines, program chairman, tells us next week's program will be a talk by a fellow club member, Ed Hawkins. He adds that he has left the topic up to Ed» Burandt, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Faller, Fiske, Harris, Jackson, Kennedy, Kerr, McGomb, McKeith, Russ Moore, Short, Van Viihy, Warren Williams, and Chuck and Les Woodward. * * •if "i'JEEK AFTER I'lEXT—Rural-Urban night is scheduled for Tuesday, March 11. Dr. Ed Hardin, president of Northern Mchigan College, ttlII be the speaker and each member is asked to invite a farmer friend to be his guest. Ken Putnam, chairman, reports that he has guaranteed 125 dinners. The meal, featuring ham and chicken, will be served smorgasbord style at 7 p.m. Location—Legion Home. Price—$2 per plate. As ^ added attraction, says Ken, there will be music by a girls' barbershop group. THIS WEEK—Tuesday's program, which was in charge of Bob Shaw, was a film strip entitled "What Makes a Rotarian". This series of slides brings the selection and development of a good Rotarian into sharp focus. Due to projector difficulties, however, Tuesday's focus was a bit hazy. SHUFFLIN' ALONG—Rehearsals for the minstrel shov/ April 9-10 are begin ning to show results. This week's practice was attended by 33 members and Director Ed didn't appear too un happy over the choral progress. However, there still is plenty to be accomplished in the next month before opening night. President Les announced Tuesday that the tv/o noon meetings directly preceding the show will be devoted entirely to practice. From here on, the success or failure of this year's show will depend largely upon attendance at the regular vrorkouts. We're off to a good startlet's make it a good finish. * DON'T OVERLOOK—The April Rotarian will carry an article on the St. Lawrence Seaway by J. Gordon Murphy. SURPRISE—The members were both surprised and pleased to see Maury Payne at Tuesday's meeting after a long ■ii- health-enforced absence. ^THATDAYAKNOW—Only two early leavers this week and only one of * * them a local memberl POHET •if PETE: * STUDENT GUEST—Larry Buys, CHS senior, was the week's student guest. Larry is a varsity track- ster, active li-H and Hi-Y member, Now our readers really know That Seton ain't another Poe. When we're_ gone and he has to fill. Just remember he's over the hill. and plans to attend Albion college follovdng graduation. Melvin Blue, of Quincy, and Bud Higbie of Bronson, completed a short list of visiting Rotarians. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES Competitor Relations— MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation- 1957 . 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairman LESTER WISE RICHARD Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Trecsorer John Walker, Ernest Luso James VonWhy, Erich Sehwengel Four Woy Test- Edward 12i15P. M. Harold Special — At the call of the President 636 ROTARY Hill Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Deon, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Public Information — Bill Mllnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton 13—Chester Allemier 27—Dale Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman September—1957 3—James VanWhy—Employer and Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- 10—John Dean Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety- 17—Kenneth Oimsted—Stag GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Scholarships—Awards—Student R. G. WALDRON, Choirman Buyer-Seller Relations- holm INTERNATIONAL Relations 8—Mark Andrews 29—Otis lotions sociations 19—Roy Fox Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Bornes 2—Carl Information- Night 16—Harold T. Hill 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Luck—International In formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Oimsted programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. 23—Woyne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Progrom 31-M. A. McKoith 7_jim VInton 9—Erich Sehwengel—Ladies' Luse January—1958 20—Webster Treat 27—Worner Van Aken June—1958 17—Chester Curry—Music Doy The obove is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to ehonge dates with onother member, advise the program ton 6—Howard Teeter 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotarlan Contacts- 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re- November—1957 10—Ernest 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman Fiske Porty 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' 26—Harry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. International 1—Charles 8—C, Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard—Children's 5—District Governor E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good International April-1958 October—1957 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstlen, Lewis Penning- internoliono! Student Projects- GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY Fiske international Service Ralph Toupaiik, Bill Short Day March-195S 3—Bill Milnes 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keath Pearce 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 22—Keith Avery Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shorno — International Night 31—Lewis Pennington 24—John Etsweiler Night Horry Joseph, Dick Moore Burondt Sergeant of Arms— ASHEVllLE, N. C. 4—James McComb 20—Warren V/iiltams—4-H Fair Loans— Rotary Information- February—1958 11—Phil Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Charles PROGRAMS tion Knight Trade Associations- Rural-Urban— Magazi ne— Ray Mulchahey, Chairmen egular — First Thursday each Month, DISTRICT Holtz, Chairman ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebllcock, Harold Me- 28—R. A. Trebllcock end E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In formation 1957-1958 August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Occupationol Information— Youth— Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings Douglas Woodword, M. A. McKeith ProgramPhil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jack Dick Birlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Craig Sebald, John Etswellor, Keaih Pearce, Chairman Chester Allomier Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- The Rotary Foundation- 8—Charles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burondt Payne oF the chang^ Members haying RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Choirman Telephone y44 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L, Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean... William W. Bobler, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 240 371 66F14 1493 944 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairifold Dr. — Josephine 1212 452-R Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary... Duano E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honehelt St. — Charlotte 1105 Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Baifour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 803 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilmo 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James luck, 75 Church St. 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 - Ruth 75 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. —1039 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 83 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. {Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Corol—1400 William A. Milnos, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Aldon St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 562 87 87 NAME Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita --84 ? Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Neiiie 653-M Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann ---2 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1192 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. - Virginia—-1137 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupaiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chieogo St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peer! St. - Roth 1400 Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 23 1208-J 680 Wayne V/. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 B. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 35«/2 Morse St. 1280 Edword C. Holtz, 203 B, Chicago — Evelyn 15 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfiolcl Dr. — Alleen... 683 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget B83 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Daunhorty St. — Gretchen Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batovio, Michigan — LaMoina Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celio Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. — Polly The COLDWATER Kotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p .m A R L I N GTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME MICH. INC. 892 121 101 96 ._922 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W 16 593 54F3 63F12 580 125 1220-J 125 �a. *He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Febmary 20. 19^8 GOOD NEVK—Bob Shaw, who has next Tuesday's program, says it will cover the general topic of Rotary Information. ELSEVUHERE—^Allemier, Bames, Faller, Fiske, Goodholm, Hasdcins, Kennedy, Kerr, McKeith, Russ Moore, Schwengel, Shaw, Fritz Van Aken, Warren Williams, Chuck Woodward, also Doug and Les. Although this sounds like a possible quiz. Bob declares "definitely * * noi" PROGRAM FODDER—Erich Schwengel, The members, he adds, can relax and leave their pens, pencils, and (yrtiat is more important) coin purses at home* * who returned this week from a short business trip to Italy, Austria and West Germany* At least, we found his impressions of post-war conditions in the three countries both enlightening and interesting* * THIS WEEK—^Arnold C. Renner, chief of •it * the fire marshal's division CREEPING UP—The dates for this of the Michig^ State Police, was liiesday's speaker* year's minstrel show are galloping Renner enlightened the members concerning the many services ihey receive through his department and discussed informally the reason the state presently feels there is a need for more adequate fire protection at Coldwater State Home and Training school. Red McKnight, of the CSHT staff, was program chairman, and Ed Rennell, medical superintendent, also was a guest along with Fire Chief Charles toward us and some of the boys (including ourselves) are apt to greet,the opening night crowd without being sure of words, tempo or volume* All of which is Just another w^ of pointing out that it is mighty im portant to turn out for the Tuesday night rehearsals. This week, we are told (because we were absent too) only 20 some members showed up* We plan on being there next Tuesday night. How about you? Sherman* Renner praised the local fire department as being "one of the fin est" in Michigan and presented fire loss figures to support his contention. * * C. D. McKenzie of Quincy, and NEWEST ADDITION—George Owers, Coldwater's likeable, hard-working city forester, was welcomed into membership in the club -^his week with Ken Putnam doing the honors* Everyone who has come in contact with George during his com paratively short residence in the city Dick Schultz and Bob Stocker of knows that he will be a real addition to Bronson. Tom Osbom, CHS senior, was the club's weekly student guest. the * * OTHER GUESTS—Rotarians . club. * * * * •if POHET PEET EARLY LEAVERS- •Only three from the local club. Duke's away, so we can play And try a little rhyme. * * He'll be back, so we'll wait And try another time. * Baton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMinEES MICH. Club Service The Rotary FoundationCompetitor RelationsDouglas Woodward, M. A. McWarren Williams, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation- 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD Chuck Woodward, Chalrmon Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo President Vice President Bulletin— BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Seerolory Fellowship- JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick Birlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keath Pearce, Chairman Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Magazine- egular — First Thursday each Month, er' Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Horold Hill Rotary Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Public Information Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS 24—Axner Olson—Student Doy 24—John April-1958 Etsweiler 1—Charles October—1957 Relations Flsko Party Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student Guests— 6—Howard Teeter lations sociations 19—Roy Fox Don Harris, Chairman Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Contacts- Barnes Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Woy 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 1—President's Program Jonuory—1958 7—Jim Luck—International In formation 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Olmsled 27—Warner Van Aken 9—Erich Schwengel—ladies' 3—Roy Mulchahey—Rotarian Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 20—Webster Treat June-t958 2—Carl Vlnlon December—1957 10—Ernest Moore 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 5—District Governor 26—Harry Joseph Axner Olson. 22—Russell May-1958 29—Otis Barnes 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm Kenneth 17—Keofh Pearce 10—John Deon 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Internotlonal Informotlon— R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Profects— ton March-195S 3-Bill Milnes 8—Mork Andrews Ailemier Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Shorno — International Doy 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard—Children's son. Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, John Etsweiler, International RIbblo—Community Sofety 18—Harold McKnight 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Charles February—1958 25—Donald Fair Employee Hawkins. Community Safety- Chester In 3—Jomes VonWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week- International Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL September-19S7 Burandt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. tlon 13—Chester Ailemier 27—Dale Dean Ed Thomas — Occupational formation 4—James McComb Community Service Kerr, 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron 11—Phil Leslie Woodward, Wayne Woy Robert PROGRAMS 20—Warren Wiliiams—4-H Trade Associations- Student — ROTARY 6—Bob Show—Rotary Infonna- E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Show, Chairman 1957-1958 August—1957 Loans— Information- Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL James VonWhy, Erich Schwengel Faur Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupational InformationR. A. Trebilcock, Harold McKnight Youth- Music- Board of Directors Meetings Keith The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program ehairmon of the chang<^ Members Moving RICHARD BIRINGER, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Ns. Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 238-M 240 371 Oils O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 944 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — t^ary 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille __1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore-.1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Mortha Horold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Milford A. McKeilfi, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 803 1466 593 29 498-J Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 75 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia.. 83 1039 190 562 87 87 1280 Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen___._ 883 Charles SchmitI, 16 E. Alden St. — Berget-.— 8B3 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING TUESDAY A RL I N GT ON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 101 96 922 Jomos H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 43 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodys 36 36 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 39 1227 775-W 16 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 54F3 Warren Williams, Batovla, Michigan — LaMoine 63FI2 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward. 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Morshoil St. — Polly H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, MICHIGAN 121 580 INC, 125 1220-J 125 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK Meeting Time: 892 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann a COLDWATER, 1192 1137 653-M Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Kotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 84 ---2 Ralph Toopolik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen The COLDWATER 6 Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. - Nellie Roymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1400 Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St, — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 120B-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred... ...660 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel —778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor... 1 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 419 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V'2 N. Hudson — Elaine NAME �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NEXT TUESDAY—Arnold C, Renner, chief of the fire marshal's division »-^f the Michigan State Police, will be next Tuesday's speaker, we are told by program chairman. Red McKnight« % Renner is a veteran smokeater .club's annual Rural-Urban night is scheduled for 7 p.m. March 11th. Each member is supposed to invite a farmer guest, so start picking your partners. The shindig. Ken says, will be held at the American Legion Home vrith more than UO years' experience (upstairs, that is) vdth a good program in the fire-fighting profession- in the making. He is considered an international expert in his field, has a warm personality and is worth listening to- •jf We can vonch for this statement, having heard him on numerous ■jf occasions. HURRAYl—Only two early leavers Tuesday. Incidentally, we have a hunch -if * that Renner will be happy to answer ai^ questions the members may have concerning the proposed annexation of Coldwater State Home by the city to furnish that institution with more adequate fire protection. MINSTREL COMMITTEES: Tickets—Ken Putnam, chairman^ Hawkins, Chuck Woodward, Teeter, Shaw, Dick Moore, Couillard, Biringer, Weeks, Dale Dean. Program 5c Advertising— LAST TUESDAY—The club learned about SAGE—not the stuff that sea Lou Pennington, chairman,* Joe lieiderer, John Dean, Goodholm, Clyde Williams, sons your turkey dressing, but this nation's new electronic, semi-auto matic air defense system. Fritz Van Aken, Kerr, Bent, Treat and- Phil Kibble, program chairman, presented Col. Louis Nagy, of Battle Creek, who in turn described the Warren Williams. Pearce. Soft Drinks—Jim Van Vrfhy, chairman^. system and how it works. He also exhibited a movie which showed the Ushers—"Warner Van Aken, chairman; Otis Barnes, Etsweiler, Hirley, Milnes, Waldron and Skabo. new system in operation. * * Stage—Erich Schwengel, chairman; Doug Woodward, Allemier, McComb and Short. * GUESTS—Rotarians Kenneth Strickling, Battle Creek^ Bob Pennell, Bronsonj and C. D. McKenzie, Elmer Anderson, Melvin Blue and Seamon Bollegraf, all of Quincy. Airman, first class. Barrel L. Davenport, who operated the projector for—Col.--Nagy.,.-also was a guest, while the week's student guest was Forrest Snow, CHS Makeup and Costumes—John Walker, chainnan; Ax Olson and Mac lAcKeith. financial—Noel Shedd, chairman; and Luse. Publicity—Bovee (all by himself). ^ -M- — --- - PQHET PETE: senior, captain of the 1957 football team and all-around student. a Only two did early blow But twenty-two didn't show. -M- COMING UP—Ken Putnam, who will chairman the event, warns us that the Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON •>- Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. — �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Competltor Relations- Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore Classification- 1957 - 195B Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Poul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Jonn Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz John Dean Keath Pearee, Chairman Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Mogozine- iegular — First Thursday each Month, Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Harold Hill ROTARY Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way 27—Dale Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman September—1957 Dale Dean, Webster Treat Public PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bill Milnes, Chairman G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carllon Burandt Roiph Toupalik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocotionol Service INTERNATIONAL R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Community SafetyPhil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack R. G. WALDRON, aoirmon 24—Axnor Olson—Student Day 24—John April-1958 Etsweiler 1—Chorles Relations Fiske Porly 8—Mark Andrews 15—Douglas Woodward—ladles' Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Charles Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student 29—Otis holm 6—Howard Teeter sociations 19-Ray Fox Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes June-1958 2—Carl VInton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' 16-Harold T. Hill Mulchahey—Rotarlon Luse 17—Chester Curry-Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Night 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July—1956 31-M. A. McKeith 7—Jim luck—International Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- Internotional Student Proleets— 27—Worner Von Aken 3—Ray Jonuary-1958 Information— lations 20—Webster Treat December-1957 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 5—District Governor 26—Harry Joseph Guests— Axner Olson. 22—Russell Moore May—1958 Barnes 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - 10—John Dean 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard—Children's Allemier International 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keath Peorce October—1957 Cralg Sebald, John Etsweiler, International Day 17_Kennelh Olmsted-Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton International Service Sergeant of Arms— ASHEVILLE, N. C. Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Student Information — Safety 18—Horold McKnIght 25—Donald Shorno — International March—1958 Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- Chester February—1958 3—James VcnWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam-Rural-Urbon E. Byron Thomas, Horold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman INTERNATIONAL 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Wiiiioms—4-H Fair Trade Associations- Thomas — Occupational In 4—James McComb 11—Phil Ribble—Community tion Knlght Loans— Rotory Informotion— Special — At the call of the President GEORGE 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Youth- Music- Board of Directors Meetings PROGRAMS Occupational Information— R. A. Trebilcock, Horold Me- Crippled Children— Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken 1957-1958 ROTARY August—1957 son. Membership— Van Akon. DISTRICT 636 James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron formation Keith Four Way Test— Howord Teeter, Carl VInton Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION The Rotory Foundation- CGMMIHEES 1—President's Program In formotion 14—E. Harold Goodholm 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice» Payne u i. • 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted The obove is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the prosfo.?. programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER. Program Chairman - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon 238-M 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 5B N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfield Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Ma^ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirflold Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 1466 593 ——— NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Sbaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann .— — Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie James F. McComb, 52 Daugherty — Laura Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Roth E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 133 31 162-W 1021 1261 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Roth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Corol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holfr, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn-..-,. 15 Paul Hurley, 883 — Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 75 83 1039 Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noncy Crai9 Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita..— 56 1212 452-R 944 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte 163 Folrfield Dr. — Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilmei— Phone No. -803 1493 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille ....^_1415 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy NAME Addret* end Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon -.84 17i7 2 1192 1137 ^--653-M 892 121 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Stale Home—Carol—1400 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St, — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Court — Gladys Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 36 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 562 87 87 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna .23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha _-1203-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 680 B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1 Phil Ribble, SS'/z Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rica, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 96 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 36 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth 43 Carl F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 39 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 1227 775-W Wayne V/. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 16 Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice ——593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 54F3 Warren Williams, Botovia, Michigan — LaMoIne 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly - 580 The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. 'Rotary REFLECTOR t FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p. m A R LI N GTO N HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. 125 1220-J 125 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 6, 1958 NEXT TUESDAX—Pbil Ribble, next T^eek's program chairman, informs us he has lined up Col. Mitchell, who is stationed at Battle Creek, to show the club a military film. * QUIZ KIDS—The club members have undergone some rigid testing of late. A couple of weeks ago Ed Hawkins staged one of the $6U,000 variety and this Tuesday Ray Mulchahey came up with a toughie designed to show us how little we know about our county and state. This week's competition re sulted in a tie, Mark Andrews and Jess Waldron each coming up with 3U correct answers out of a poss ible 50. Appropriately enough, the first prize was a tie too, vd-th Information day at the High School, polled the members Tuesday for an evaluation of the club-sponsored experiment. The results are now in«. Thirty-one members filled in their questionnaires. Seventeen classed the experiment as "excellent", some 13 called it "good" and only one consid ered "fair". Twenty-three members indicated they would like to see it repeated next year. Seven thought it might be wise to skip a year. Barney tells us that the high school students, in a similar poll, were aJjLOst unanimous in their praise of the Rotary project. The students said they got a lot out of the day and hope it will be made an annual event. Mark winning on another correct * * answer—heads or tails. * None voted for discontinuing the project. GOOD SESSION—The initial minstrel Show rehearsal Tuesday night was a * GAINING—Only three early leavers this weekl satisfactoiy one, we are told. Directing such a production is not an easy job. We, however, can make it * much easier for Director Ed if we all VISITING RGTARIANS—Bill Cadman, Dean Gary and Dick Schultz of Bronson, Jay Dykhouse of Charlotte, C. D. McKenzie of Quincy, and Herman Koelbel of Tekonsha "made up" make ai effort to be present regularly for practice. Practice makes perfect, and no one can deny that we need practice. with us this week. * •it ■it * Pohet Peet ABSENTEES—Allemier, Barnes, Bobier, Burandt, Couillard, Dale Dean, Fallen, Fiske, Hill, Hurley, McKeith, Kennedy, Patterson, Rice, Schmitt, Schwengel (in Europe) and Thomas. * Many facts were aired this week. When at a quiz we took a peek. We don't know just what it means. * But Michigan sure does have beans CLUB VERDICT—Barney Trebilcock, who chairmaned the Occupational Seton k Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF The Rotary FoundationCompetitor Relations— , Douglas Woodward, M. A. McWarren Williams, Aloert Faller COMMIHEES MICH. Harvey Bent, Chairmon Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mork Andrews, Torg Skabo 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD President Vice President Bulletin— BIRINGER Duane Dovidson, Seton Bovee, Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Willioms, Choirman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse ProgromDIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobicr, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Horris, and Fritz Van Aken. Special — At the call of the President 636 ROTARY G. Information — Carlton Burandt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. March—1958 September—1957 Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman 1—Charles Reiotions Fiske Party 8—Mark Andrews Allemler 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22—Keith Avery 29—Otis Charles Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student E. Byron Thomas, Horotd Good- 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Foller—Competitor Re 5—District Governor 20—Webster Treat lations Woodward—Trode As- sociotions International Service Don Harris, Chairman December—1957 9—Erich Sehwengel—Ladies' 3—Roy 16-Harold T. Kill Muiehohoy—Rotarian 10—Ernest Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 31-M. A, McKolth Barnes January—1958 7—Jim Luck—international information- Night 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Willioms July-1958 1—President's Program In formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 8—Charles Woodword 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Poyne 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted 27—Warner Van Aken June-1958 2—Carl VInton 26—Horry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. 29—Torg Skabo November—1957 19-Ray Fox holm 22—Russell Moore Mav-1958 Barnes 12—Leslie Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relations— H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Prolects— ton April-I95B 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Coulllard—Children's Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 24—John Elsweiler October—1957 Cfoig Sebold, John Etsweller, International 10—John Dean 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton Community Safety— International 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keoth Peorce Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- Chester Shorno — international 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Loons— Bill Mllnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT 27—Dole Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Bob Shaw, Chairmon Dole Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Rural-Urban— Hill Safety 18—Harold McKnIght 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Trade Associations- Music- Harold February—1958 25—Donald Doy Youth- Rotary information- Thomas — Occupational in formation 4—James McComb 11—Phil RIbblo—Community tion Phil RIbble, Ray Fox, John Jack Ray Mulchahey, Chairman PROGRAMS 28—R. A. Trebllcock ond E. Byron 13—Chester Allemler son. Magazine- ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informo- R. A. Trebllcock, Harold MeKnight Membership— Keath Peorce, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken 12:15 P.M. DISTRICT Occupational Information— John Dean Edward Holtz, Chairman 1957-1958 August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Dick Biringer, Chairman Chester Curry •gular — First Thursday each Month, James VanWhy, Erich Sehwengel Four Way Test- Crippled Children— Board of Directors Meetings Keith Employer-Employee Relations- Club Service The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chang^ Members '^^ying *P®tlal RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Choirman - Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M NAME Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 240 371 ___66F14 1493 944 56 Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Manroe St. — Imogene—133 Chester H- Curry, 45 Maple lane — Mary 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 162-W 1021 1261 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1105 166 533-R John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore-.1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Howkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Hofold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago Sf — Hermione 1717 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen-__.__ 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel— John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma 803 1466 -—593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Lock, 75 Church St. 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 James F. McComb, 52 Daugherly — Laura Miiford A. McKoifn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Roymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St. — Llio Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshal! St. — Lorraine Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Mariori E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 562 87 87 1400 ..23 1208-J 680 937 883 Rayntond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinlon, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waleiron, 151 hf. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice TUESDAY 1 2 ! 1 5 p. m ., A RL I N GT O N VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 121 101 96 922 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W 16 593 54F3 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cello 63F12 580 Charles L. Woodward, 163 MorshotI St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 125 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 125 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING" PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN 1137 -—892 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK Meeting Time: 1192i 653-M Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 84 1717 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St, — Ann —— 83 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnom, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor— 1 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St. — Befget Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 - Rita 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwaler State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys NAME INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, January 30» 1958 NEXT TUESDAX~-Ilay Mulchahey is program chairman and we couldn't reach him today to learn what he has planned. As we recall, he said something at this week's meeting about bringing sharpened pencils, wits or something. MISSING—Allemier, Barnes, Dale Dean, Faller, Fiske, Rice, Riederer, Schwengel, Short, Toupalik and Doug Woodward were listed absent this week. •if •if •» That sounded sort of like a quiz. EARLY LEAVERS—Just five! •5E •if if •if ALSO iJEXT TUESLAl—The first tune up for the 1958 Coldwater Rotary GOOD NEWS'—The word that old Minstrels vri.ll be held at 7 p.m. at minstrel man himself, Maurice Payne, will Edison school. be able to assist Director Ed and Director Ed Holtz wants a big turn out for this initial rehearsal (as well as all the rest). An early April curtain is planned for this year's production so Ed will need everyone's help. participate in this year's minstrel show. Somehow, it Just wouldn't seem like a bonafide minstrel show without Maury on the stage. if •it if if ■it BOOK OF THE YEAR—The voluminous RETURNS IN—Everyone seems to agree that the Occupational Informa tion Day staged at Coldwater High this week by Rotary was worth re peating in future years. Barney Trebilcock and his aides did a tremendous Job on this project, which generated a large report on the membership prepared and published by Secretary Chick Kennedy deserves a No. 1 reading priority designation. A glance shows that it represents a lot of work, and a second glance reveals that it is a mighty intei^ esting document as well. if if amount of student-adult interest in careers. ROTARY INFO—Can you give the At Tuesday's meeting, the club heard Jim Vincent, H. S. student counselor, and three students, Carolyn Kemp, Charles Harris and Dave Bonfiglio, tell what the students hoped to get out of Wednesday's conferences. names of the four men who met 53 years ago to found the first senrice club? For your information, Paul Harris, Silvester Schiele, Gustavus H. Loehr and Hiram E. Shorey were four men founding Rotary—an organization vhich today has 9,630 clubs with almost a half million members in 105 countries and territorial divisions. •if if if if GUEST LIST—Checking in at Tuesday's meetings were Rotarians G, W, Jeffrey and Bob Stocker of Bronson, A1 Bailey and Gill Pilliad of Angoia,_j^_Elmer Dobson of Quincy."" Jerry Dean, CHS senior, was the week's student guest. if POHET PETE; (Note to Put) We understand if you try. That there is a_certain guy,_ Who will sing, for a fee, 'Woodsman won't you spare that tree Seton ic Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday IZsIS M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:T5 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. h �January The has Board approved objections Name. George Owers of Directors the name and classification should be filed with of the the 30, 1958 Coldwater Rotary listed Secretary Club below. within Any one Major Classification Minor Classification Wood Industry Forest Engineering Kennedy, Secretary Signed - J. A. week, �ROTARY OF COMMinEES The Rotary FoundationCompetitor RelationsDouglas Woodward, M. A. MeWarren Williams- Albert Faller MICH. Club Service Employer-Employed* Relations- CLUB COLDWATER, Harvey Bent, Chalrtnon Attendonce— Will Couillord, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1957 Classification- - 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairmon LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- James VonWhy, Erich Schwengel CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treosorer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, 13—Chester Allemier 27—Dole Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairmon September—1957 jular — First Thursday each Month, Boys' ond Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety- 12:15 P.M. Harold Hill Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocationol Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Fiske Relations— H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning 29—Torg Skabo May-195S 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Foiler-Competitor Re November—1957 lations 20—Webster Treat sociations i9-Ray Fox 2—Carl 9—Erich Schwengel—Lodies' 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotarlan 16-Harold T. Hill Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 31-M. A. McKeith January—1958 7—Jim Luck—Internotlonal information- Jim Luck, Fred Weeks International Student Projects- 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 1—President's Program In formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted Night July-1958 The above is our program sehedule for the yeor 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the ton Vinton December—1957 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman 27—Warner Van Aken June—1958 26—Harry Joseph Guests— International Fiske Party 22—Russell Moore Barnes 5—District Governor holm International 29—Otis 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As international Service Rolph Toupalik, Bill Short Buyer-Seller Night 22—Keith Avery Scholarships—Awards—Student Burandt Sergeant of Arms— ASHEVILLE, N. C. Relations Axner Olson. Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1—Charles 8—Mark Andrews Horry Joseph, Dick Moore Student Informotion — April-1958 Etsweiler October—1957 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat 10—John Dean 24—John 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillord—Children's loans— Rotary Information- Putnam—Rural-Urbon 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Phil RIbble, Ray Fox, John Jock- Charles 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keath Peorce Employee Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Ray Mulchahey, Chairman Day Mareh-1958 3—James VanWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Rural-Urbon— Magazine- Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnlghl 25~Donald Shorno — International 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Youth- Chester Curry Boord of Directors Meetings February—1958 4—James McComb tion Trade Associations- in formotion n—Phil 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Morris, and Fritz Craig Sebald, John Etsweller, Keoth Peorce, Chairman Chester Allemier Jim McComb, Warner Von Aken Von Aken. Edward Holtz, Chairman PROGRAMS August—1957 son. Music- 1957-1958 ROTARY E. Byron Thomas — Occupational Keith Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupotionol Information— R. A. Trebllcock, Harold McKnight Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, 28—R. A. Trebileoek and 3—Charles 15—William 22—Gust C. 29—Mouriee Woodward Short Burandt Payne Ch^llrman'- programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 238-M 240 Chester I. Allemier, R. R. No, 5 — Foy Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 .66F14 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther ..1493 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 944 56 .1212 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene ...133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lone — Mary —.31 Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen ..1021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Volerle —1261 John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille .1415 Albert F. Follcr, 95 N. Honchett St. — Chorlolte, ..1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth .. 166 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris -533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore ..1399 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 303 N. Hudson St. — Ethel r®®? '4$$ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sf. — Wllmo Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha 593 —29 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson Sf. - Nancy -.84 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — RHa—1717 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann ^ Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise }1W Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 83 Mllford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson Sf. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnIght, Coldwoter State Home—Carol—1400 Williom A, Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N, Hudson — Elolne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 87 87 1400 .23 1206-J 680 937 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy -1243 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol -.1717 Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chieogo Sf — Hermione 235.W .15 883 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 8B3 Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn. Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen NAME 778-R 1 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. - Nellie Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 1137 653-M 892 121 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chieogo St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 96 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago Sf. — Mary 36 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 36 James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell 0. Woldfon, 151 N. Hudson Sf. — Delio John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty Sf. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 43 39 1227 775-W 16 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllmo 54F3 Warren Willioms, Batavia, Michigan — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. 63F12 580 125 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1220-J 125 Tbe COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. L. 4 R. 'Notary REFLECTOR o i9ua a WEEITs^^ QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time; TUESD^AY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME MICH, INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, ■ January 22, 19^8 members an interesting word picture of her native land, its history, DEL/lYED REACTION--Fred Week's .pep talk to the club last week must have had an effect. geography, customs, industry and At least, only three "early leavers" signed the list educational facilities. in many weeks. Some eyebrows Jumped v^en Trudy reported that in Austria a high school this week. That's the lovrest number student carries between 12 aid l6 subjects and goes to school six hours daily, six days a week with all lesson preparation being done after school DON'T FORGET—The Occupational Information day v/hich the club is hours at home. sponsoring at the high school next Wednesday. If you have a Job to do * in connection with this promotion, give it your undivided attention. * * TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Nels Weber of Bronson, and Carlton •JF McKenzie and Newell Burt of Quincy. ORCHIDS INDICATED—Warner Van Aken, Robert J- Staffeld, of Detroit, was a guest of Jess Waldron, while Bill Williams, Coldwater, and Niel Spiering of Battle Creek, were guests who has spent most of his life raising flowers to be given to others, deserves an orchid for his outstanding Rotary attendance record. of Mac McKeith. President Les passed out attend ance pins Tuesday and heading the list was Warner's name. He received < LET'S MAKE UP—Members listed as absent this week were; Allemier, a pin for 35 years of perfect attend ance, and that's hard to beatI Barnes, Faller, Fox, Goodholm, Harris, Russ Moore, Pennington, Putnam, Others receiving pins, and the number of years they have maintained perfect attendance, ares Schwengel, Shaw, Short, Trebilcock and Way. Fred Weeks, 18; Charles Fiske, 17; Mark Andrews, 11; Ernest Luse and Bob Kerr, 10; Fritz Van Aken, 9x Otis Barnes and A1 Rice, 8; Byron Thomas and Barney Trebilcock, 6; LOOKING AHEAD—Red McKnight tells us he may have a "hot" program next Dale Dean, 5; Ray Mulchahey, U;: and if his plans ignite. * month. Dick Biringer, Wilford Couillard and John Dean, 3; Seton Bovee, Harold Goodholm, Chick Kennedy, Keith Pearce * POHET and Carl Vinton, 2; John Etsweiler, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore and Ralph Toupalik, 1. 4F We'll fill in the details when * PETE: Warner reached his 35th We all know this ain't no myth. But when Toupalik gets one Someone must be makin' fun. * THIS ;iEEK—Don Shomo had the program and presented Trudy Pachler, foreign exchange student from Vienna, who is attending high school this year in Union City. Seton & Duke Trudy gave the You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengregatienal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY OF COMMITTEES Competitor Relotlons— MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- CLUB COLDWATER, Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation— Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo 1957 • 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN President Vice President Bulletin- KENNEDY Asst. Secretory Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Jonn Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick BIrlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Woldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Kealh Pearce, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings Magozlne— ular — First Thursday each Month, Roy Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P. M. Harold Hill Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman Dole Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Special — At the call of the President ROTARY Public Information — G. Carlton R. A. Trebllcock, Harold McKnight GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Community Service Wm. Bobler, Chairman September—1957 RIbble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnIght 25—Donald Shorno — Intematlonol Day March-195B 3—Bill Mllnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 10—John Dean Community SafetyPhil RIbble, Roy Fox, John Jack Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keoth Pearce Employee 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Ponnlngton 24—John Etsweller Aprll-1958 1—Charles FIske October—1957 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Coulllard-Children's son. Crippled Children- Croig Sebold, John Etsweller, Relations Party 8—Mark Andrews Chester Allemler 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Charles FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student 29—Otis 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 12—Leslie Woodward—Trode As Loans— E. Byron Thomas, Harold Goodholm 22—Russell Moore May—1958 6—Howard Teeter Barnes 5—District Governor lations 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Von Aken sociations 19—Roy Fox June—195B December-1957 9—Erich Sehwengol—Ladies' 3—Roy 16—Harold T. Hill 26—Horry Joseph Student Guests— Olson. 2—Cor! Luse 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Chrlstmos 31-M. A. McKelih July-1958 1—President's Program Jonuary—1958 International Information— 8—Charles 7_jiin Luck—International In 22—Gust C. Burandt 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Kerr Woodward 15—William Short formation The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the Pfolf'®'". Vinton Night Mulchahey—Rolarlan 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman Kenneth Olmsied ton February—1958 4—James MeComb tion Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Buyer-Seller Relations— H. V. Kornsllen, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Thomas — Occupational In- formotlon 11—Phil 27—Dale Dean International PROGRAMS 13—Chester Allemler 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair International Service Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short ROTARY Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Burandt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. 1957-1958 Shaw—Rotary Informa Trade Associations- 26—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron Keith Occupational Information- Axner Bill Mllnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT The Rotary FoundationDouglas Woodward, M. A. Me- August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Youth- Music- DISTRICT 636 James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Four Way Test- Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Secretary FRED WEEKS _ __ Wayen Wlllioras, Albert Faller 29—Mourice Payne ''j? RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Choirmon - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 371 66F14 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — WHma —593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha —29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. — 419 NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth——_—-.240 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringcr, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean——.—944 William W. Boblor, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 56 Seton C. Boveo. 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lone — Ma^ 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1021 1261 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1105 .166 Ray Fox, 74 Baffour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgor M. Howklns, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St - Hermlone 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 883 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth — James P. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura.- —803 1466 75 83 Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. — 1039 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. - Helen 190 Harold J, McKnighl, Coidwoter Stote Home—Carol—1400 Williom A. Mifnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys.. Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 562 87 87 1400 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho 120B-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred —680 B. K- Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, II E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — 8erget 937 778-R 1 1280 76 883 NAME Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. - Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia COLDWATER, E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnuf St. — Virginia Rolpn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 121 —101 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 1 2 : 1 5 p .m VISITING A RLI N GT O N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 96 922 36 36 -43 39 1227 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Willloms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cello Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 593 54F3 63F12 580 125 1220-J Wayne V/. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly — ^ QUALITY SPRING PR0DU?fSVlNc7""':^ TUESDAY ..892 John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretchen FREDERICK MICHIGAN 11W -1137 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. COLDWATER, Meeting Time; —84 Z ^ 653^ Notary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie The COLDWATER a Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann SXCU. 16 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. . January l6. 19^8 CAN BE DOI'lE—Last week, for the first time in many moons, the club rang the bell with a 100 percent ^Nmeetingo Now that we've broken the 'ice, let's do it-again» ABSENTEES—Barnes (now wintering in Florida), Couillard, Fiske, Harris, Hurley, Olmsted, Pennington, Ribble, Shaw, and Bill Short (basking in the Bahamas this week, lucky rascal)• •if * mm TUESDAY—Don Shorno, next Tuesday's program chairman, tells us his plans have an international fla vor. Which is another way of saying that his speaker will be an exchange student presently attending high school in Union City. EARLY LEAVERS—Nine. The list un doubtedly would have been shorter had Fred Weeks given his talk before the members signed, instead of after. ■if ^f •if BOARD CHANGE—It was announced Tuesday that Keith Pearce has been made a club * FINDS FELLOWSHIP—Karl Darkey, honorary member of the Battle Creek Rotary club and former senior chap lain at Percy Jones Hospital, was this week's speaker. Using "Rotary opens doors for me" as his theme, Karl described the warm fellowship he has enjoyed at Rotary meetings he has attended in four countries, the United States, Canada, Korea and Japan. As a matter of fact, this fellowship has meant so much to him that he has attended 201 Rotary meetings — an average of four per week—during the past year. Harold Goodholm was the week's program chairman. director to erplace Maurice Payne, who recently resigned as an active member and was given honorary membership status. MOVING UP~Congrats to President Les, who this week was made 1st Veep and promoted to the board of the West Pearlst financial institution where he hangs his hat on week days. •if ONE AT LEAST—Otis Barnes, before leaving several days ago to spend the balance of the Winter months in sunny if not so warm Florida, made arrangements to have his copies of the Reflector mailed to him in the South. We report this merely to prove that we do have one faithful reader at least. * •if •if •if FOUR GUESTS—Rotarians C. B. A. Bryant of Hillsdale, and POHET PETE: Chuck Hill and Roger Morr of Bronson, were guests this week. You really ought to try it Tedd Houck, CHS senior, was the week's student guest. Tedd, a line backer on this year's football team, hopes to enroll at Western Michigan University to continue his education after high school graduation. Said Fred in his little talk. And when he thought we'd buy it. Nine members took a walk. Seton (k Duke ■{E You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationot Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M> STURGIS - Elks Temple Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Collage Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY OF COMMIHEES The Rotary FoundationCompetitor RelationsDouglas Woodward, M. A. MeWarren Wiliiams, Alb(.rt Foller MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations— CLUB COLDWATER, Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Cooillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore Classification- 1957 - 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairman LESTER WISE Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick BIringer, Chairmen DIRECTORS-The President. Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Von Aken. Harris, and Fritz Membership— Keath Pearce, Chairman Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings .^^golor — First Thursday each Month, Horoid Special — At the call of the President ROTARY Hiil Dole Dean, Webster Treat Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairmen GOVERNOR 636TH Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack DISTRICT Etsweiler 3-Bill Mllnes 17—Keath Pearce 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton April—1958 1—Charles Relations FIske Party 8—Mark Andrews Allemler Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student 15—Douglos Woodward—Ladles' Night 22—Russell Moore 22—Keith Avery May-1958 29—Otis Barnes 6—Heword Teeter 5—District Governor sociations 19—Ray Fox 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotarlan 10—Ernest Contacts— Poul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Doy 24—Ed Hollz—Merry Christmas Information— 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Woyne Way 30—Clyde Williams 1—President's Program In- formotion 14—E, Harold Goodholm 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Mourice Payne 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Night Jury-1958 31-M. A. McKeith January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International 27—Warner Von Aken 2—Corl December-1957 Don Harris, Chairman lations 20—Webster Treat June-1958 26—Harry Joseph Axner Olson. 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Foller-Competitor Re November—1957 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As holm Kenneth ton March—1958 OctDber-1957 Craig Sebald, John Etsweiler, International Shorno — International Day 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstlen — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard—Children's son. Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Buyer-Seller Relations— H. V. Kornstlen, Lewis Penning- Internotional Student Protects— INTERNATIONAL Dean 24—John Crippled Children— Internotlonol Ribble—Community Safety IB—Harold McKnIght 25—Donald Fair Employee 10—John 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag International Service Ralph Toupolik, Bill Short February—1958 3—James VanWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' end Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety- Burandt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. ROTARY September—1957 Student Guests— Public Information — PRESIDENT 27—Dale Dean E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman INTERNATIONAL 13—Chester Allemter 20—Warren V/illlams—4-H Loans— Rotary Information- Thomas — Occupational In formation 4—James McComb Community Service Charles 28—R. A. Trebilcoek and E. Byron 11—Phil Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Chester PROGRAMS tion Knight Trade Associations- Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Ray Mulchahey, Choirman ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotory Informa Roroi-Urbon- Magazine- 12:15 P.M. 636 Occupational Information— R. A. Trebilcoek, Harold Mc- Youth- Music- 1957-1958 August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin DISTRICT Jomes VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Four Way Test- Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Keith The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the ehong^ Members haying special RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairmen — Telephone 944 programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy 238-M Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 240 371 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lane — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Or. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Mortho 1466 593 29 Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 133 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Miiford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 166 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfoor Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — lenore._1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllmo 803 1212 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Phone No. Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Luck, 75 Church St. 452-R Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1493 944 56 Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grand St. — Clara NAME 1243 Edgar M. Howkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St - Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 883 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 498-J - 419 75 83 Harold J. McKnIght, Coldwoler State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Eloine 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 87 1400 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 1208-J 680 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gothei 778-R 8. K. Peorce, 350 Marsholl St. — Lorraine Kenneth M, Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 937 1 Phil Ribble, 35»/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 —883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann --84 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise ---2 1192 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie—— 653-M E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — VIrginIo 121 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 1 2 : 1 5 p . m VISITING A R LI N GTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 96 922 Worner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Peart St. — Ruth 36 43 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 36 Carl F. Vinton, i82 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 5. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma Warren Willioms, Batovia, Michigan — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cefia Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HICII. Meeting Time: TUEjSDjAY 101 Raymond A. Trebilcoek, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 39 1227 775-W 16 593 54F3 63F12 580 INC. 125 1220-J Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 892 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 'Notary REFLECTOR by 1137 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — cileen The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. - Nancy 125 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 9, 19$^ Richard Masters, of Grand Rapids, TWO POSSIBIUTIES—-Harold Goodholm .tells us he has two program possibilities for next Tuesday but he isn't sure which it will be. He is sure, however, that he will have something of interest to was Howard Teeter's guest, while Phil Weiler, Coldwater high school senior, was the week's student guest. present# The "early leaver" list was also short—only six names. * * -M- HI JOEl—The club welcomed Joe Riederer, J# C. Penney store manager, into membership this week# Joe is no stranger to Rotary, having been a member prior to coming to Coldwater. He is no stranger to the local club either, hav ing been a guest at the stag night at the urged to guar^l their vocal chords and go into rigid training. Rehearsals for the club minstrel show will start early in Februciry. Ed Holtz will have an Sportsmen's club last autumn. Tuesday, ■» Employing the $6U,000 technique, vfith variations, Ed staged a quiz contest with various members as the contestants. The questions vrere based on Coldwater history, facts about I^Iichigan and current events. Some of the answers, however, were not based on fact. Vilhich reminds us, we must remember to pay Chuck Woodward the two-bit fine he supplied for us. * AIldOST PERFECT—Only seven members, Goodholm, Harris, McKnight, Patterson, Schwengel, V/ay and Clyde Williams were absent Tuesday. If they all "make up" before next Tuesday, the club could reg ister its first 100 per cent meeting in many, many moons. * * UP TO US—The Occupational Infom- ation day Jan. 29 at Coldwater High, being sponsored by Hotaiy, can be a big success if ALL OF THE MELIBERS cooperate. It can be Just as big a flop if we don't, So, be ready to respond if called upon. * it EARLY BOOM—The Charlotte Rotary Mirror suggests Frank Ritchie of the Hastings club as district governor for 1958• Frank enjoys the distinction of having served as president of both the Hovrell and Grand Ledge Rotary clubs in past years. * it •M- POHET PETE: Off to Florida you went. Paid ten bucks a day in rent. To escape our cold and snow. From the news, you wasted doe. SHORT BUT STVEET—Tuesday's guest list included the name of only one visiting Rotarian, our faithful friend. Dale Ulery, of Gosher (and i^uincy). are initial announcement to make next ■it A "FINE" TIME—Ed Hawkins' program this week provided both fun and coins for the club kitty. TAKE IT EASY—The members Seton Duke You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMinEES Competitor Relatlons-- Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Horvey Elent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Ciossirication— 1957 President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo < 1958 LESTER WISE KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Asst. Secretory Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treosorer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry ^^gulor — First Thursday each Month, Mogazine— Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P. M. Horold Hill Speciol — At the call of the President Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public Information — PRESIDENT Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carllon Knight 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Williams—4-H 27—Dale Deon September-1957 Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL 10—John Community Sofety— 24—John Etsweiier GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Potnom—Rurol-Urban 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington April-1958 1—Charles October-1957 Relations 8—Mark Andrews Fiske Porty 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Youth- Night 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— 29—Otis Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Flske Scholarships—Awards—Student E. Byron Thomos, Harold Good- 6—Howord Teeter lations Woodward—Trade As sociations 19—Ray Fox Axner Olson. 2—Carl 3—Roy Mulchahey—Rotarian 10—Ernest Luse 31-M. A. McKeith Juiy-1958 Information- January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International 1—President's Program In formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 8—Chorles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted 16-HaroId T. Hill 23—Wayne Woy 30—Clyde Williams 24—Ed Holfz—Merry Christmas Barnes flight 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Lodies' December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Van Aken June—1958 26—Harry Joseph Guests— 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 5—District Governor holm 22—Russell Moore May-19S8 Barnes 12—Leslie Loans— Kenneth ton 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keafh Pearco 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Couillard-Children's Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proieets— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT Shorno — International Day Mareh-1958 Dean 17—Kenneth Phii Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack International 25—Donald Folr Employee Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Internationol Ribble—Community Safely 18—Harold McKnlght 3—James VonWhy-Employer and 10—Kenneth Wm. Bobier, Chairman Internotional Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY February—1958 4—James McComb Community Service Student Thomas — Occupational In 11—Phil Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Charles PROGRAMS tion Trade Associations- Burandt Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short ROTARY 6—Bob Show—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc- Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILIE, N. C. 1957-1958 Occupational Information— son, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— MembershipR. G. Woldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Craig Sebald, John Etsweiier, Koath Pearee, Chairmen Chester Allemier Van Aken. Jim McComb, Worner Van Aken Board of Directors Meetings 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron formation August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton John Dean Music- Douglas Woodward, M. A. McKeith Four Way Test- Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Secretory The Rotory Foundation- The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the ehong^ Members bpyi"9 RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L, Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct., — Ruth 238-M 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther ______1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 944 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — cllen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St, — Colleen 162-W 1021 John W. Etsweiier, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte-,. 1105 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth 1261 166 - Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr, — Aileen__ 1717 235-W 15 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth 803 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel—. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 1466 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Mortha-. 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth — 419 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura— 83 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. Mcknight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila - 562 87 87 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1208-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred— 680 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor-. 1 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No, 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alddn St. — Berget 863 - Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 84 2 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1192 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 892 V/ilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 1137 E. Byron Thomos, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia Raipn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — llleen 121 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 96 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Roth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 922 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W 16 Freaeriek H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 54F3 Warren Williams, Bafavia, Michigan — LaMoine 63F12 Lester F. V/ise, R. R. No. 2 — Cefia Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Persons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholi St. — Polly — 580 I The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R ^^otary REFLECTOR A FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWAXER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDjAY 1 2i 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME MICH, INC 125 1220-J 125 �"He Profits Most WKo Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 2, L^-58 to speak to clubs about our own country and our way of life • COMING UP—Ed Hawkins is program chairman for next Tuesday and we are told he is planning a special clubparticipation type of program^ "From the president's remarks you gather that this fine young man is one of some 130 carefully chosen young men and women from 30-odd countries v/ho have spent this year in a foreign land, sponsored by their home clubs through a three million dollar foundation financed by member clubs of this organization# # • # it is one of many club projects in what This week's program, secured by Mac McKeith, was of general interest and gave the members a more concise idea of the gigantic St# Lavrrence Seaway project and the impact it is bound to have on Michigan's econonQ^. is * •JE EARLT LEAVERS—Nine I make ■ji- TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Clay Brockman and Bill Lindeman, both of Quincy. service.' "You're back at your desk at l:h^. You're no 'joiner' but maybe this service club business is more than appears on the •Sf surface. You're at least convinced that this toivn is a better town because it has MISSING FACES—Avery, Bobier, Burandt, Curiy, Dale Dean, Harris, Kerr, McConkey, Payne, Pearce, Short, Vinton and ^Valdron, all of whom were marked 'international Acquaintance, fellowship, friendship, community service, business and professional ethics, friend and example to youth, international understanding and goodvdll - these are some of the aims and objects of service club membership# Let's not it a habit fellas# * called a service club#" absent# •jf ■ik BOARD ACTION—The club's directors, ■at their monthly meeting today, received "with regret" a letter of resignation from Maurice Payne, vriio has faithfully served Coldwater Rotary as one of its most loyal ■jf CONTII'RJED (2nd half of article by Dr. T. E. Schmidt of Jackson, entitled "Tlie Doctor and the and active members for more than two decades^ Service Club)—"You're told that seven of The board then voted to extend an honorary the membership to Maurice# club's 20-odd committees are hard at work on various community projects# Tiie genuine enthusiasm shown in community v;ork by these men impresses you# It's something they call 'community service'# Has nothing to do with their occupations# "It's time for the speaker. is a lad in his 20s# ■jf POHET PETEj Since this is resolution time. We will make ours now in rhyme# To make you snicker once a week. He Most of the members are old enough to be his father# But they listen attentively. He is just back from a year's gradu ate study in Italj/-^ a clean-cut..... fellow. You're intrigued by his first hand knowledge of the social, politi When at these lines you do peek# cal and economic problems and customs of the Italian people# Seton k Duke He bespeaks his gratitude to the members of the service club in Padova who opened their homes to him, the friendly courtesies, the numerous opportunities You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuradoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMinEES MICH. Club Service The Rotary FoundationCompetitor RelationsDouglas Woodword, M. A. McWarren Williams' Albert Fuller Employer-Employee Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation- 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD JOHN Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— BIRtNGER KENNEDY Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Secretary FRED WEEKS Asst. Secretary Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, BUI Bobler, Harvey John Dean Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. '^■ilegular — First Thursday each Month, 12:15 P.M. 636 ROTARY Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Harold Hill INTERNATIONAL Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat Public Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT G. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Sergeant Carlton Ralph Toupallk, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Vocationol Service INTERNATIONAL Craig Sobold, John Etiweiler, GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO IlllNOtS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Relations— H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning Doy Fair 27—Dole Dean March—1958 3-Bill Milnes 17—Keath Pearce 10—John Dean 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 24—John Etsweiler Aprii-1958 1—Charles October—1957 Relations FIske Party 8—Mark Andrews Chester Allemier 15—Douglas Woodword—Ladies' Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22—Keith Avery Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student 29—Otis 6—Howard Teeter lations sociotions 19-Ray Fox December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' 3—Roy 16-Harold T. Hill Mulchahey—Rotarian 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman Contacts— Poul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 31_M. A. McKeith January—1958 7—Jim Luck-Internationai Infarmation— Jim Luck, Fred Weeks formation 14—E. Horold Goodholm Internatianal Student Projects- 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Van Aken June-1958 2—Carl VInton 26—Harry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Foller—Competitor Re November—1957 5—District Governor holm 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As- E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Intenrational Safety 18—Harold McKnIght 25—Donald Shorno — Internotlonal 8—C. Alfred Rice 1_H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard-Children's Crippled Children— International 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Wllioms—4-H Employee international Service of Arms- 4—Jomes McComb 11 —Phil Ribble—Community 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Community Safety- Burondt February—1958 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Laans— Rotary Information- PROGRAMS September—1957 Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Charles ROTARY tion Trade Associations- MagazineRay Mulchahey, Chairman 1957*1958 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebilcock, Harold MeKnight Rurol-Urbon- Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT Occupational Information- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Thomas — Occupational In formation August-1957 Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Youth- Music- Board of Directors Meetinss James VonWhy, Erich Schwengel Four Way Test- son. Membership— Harris, and Fritz Keath Pearee, Chairman 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Keith Night 23-Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Program In 8—Chorles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Poyne The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the Pfogrom chairman ^ the chang^ Members ton RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret _-66F14 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfiold Dr. — Josephine Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lane — Ma^ 1493 944 56 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth - 1039 101 190 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 87 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. - Ruth 43 23 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia — .1227 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Carl F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno 166 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1399 1243 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 533-R Edgor M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Corol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo St — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfiold Dr. — Aileen 235-W IS .883 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Harold J. McKnIght, Coldwafer Slate Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 1415 1105 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Raymond G. Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St. — Lilo Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred - Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gafhel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1400 1208-J —.680 937 778-R 1 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget.. 883 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R L 1 N GT ON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 36 36 39 Freoeriek H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LoMoine 593 54F3 63F12 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cello Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 16 580 125 1220-J 125 See. 34,66._P. L &_rJ_ FREDERfCK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRIiNG PRODUCTS, CQLDIAXER, ttXQH, COLDWATER, 96 775-W Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 892 John H. Wolkcr, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelchen The COLDWATER Meeting Time; 1137 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Ray Fox, 74 Baifour Dr. — Doris E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 11W .653-M Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 162-W 1021 Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 83 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia —84 Z RalpK Toupallk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 133 1261 419 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann -"2 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth.™— James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Lauro.... 31 Phone No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 1212 452-R Address and Rotary Ann 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martho 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. NAME Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita 803 Harry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrifeld Dr. — cllon Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Doan, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Phone No. ISC �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U> S. A. December 265 1957 DAY BEFOILE XMAS—This week's meeting falling on the day before Christmas, the program was short« Five signed the early leaver list but everyone left early as Ed Holtz, program chairman, planned only a couple of Christmas songs ^vith Clara Keyes at the piano to leave the boys enough time to complete their Christmas shopping. There were only three guests, Rotarians C. D. McKenzie of i-Aiincy, and Bad Higbie of Bronson, and Homer Walters of Bainbridge, Ga., a guest of Clyde Williams. ."After the meal a couple of lively songs. Some sing a bit off-key, but no matter. You join in. "You're amazed at the guests. They're from all over. Most of them from nearby clubs, but there's one from Melbourne, Australia, and one from Upsala, Sweden, on a business trip to this country, but they keep up their attendance standing by attending meetings here. You're told this service club has over 9,500 clubs in lOii countries. the U.N. More countries than belong to Over U00,000 business and pro fessional men belong to this international organization. Over 10,000 usually attend Curry, Faller, Fiske, Fox, Goodholm, the international conventions held annually. Must be quite an experience. Meeting men Hurley, Kerr, McComb, McKnight, Payne, Shomo, Teeter, Toupalik, from all over the world. attracts so many busy men into the service Treat, Waldron and Doug Woodward. club movement. Absentees! Avery, Barnes, "You begin to suspect that this is * WORTH READING~Doc Olmsted has called our attention to an article by T. E. Schmidt, M.D., of Jackson, entitled "The Doctor and the Service Club", which appears in the current issue of the Michigan Medical Journal. Believing our readers would enjoy it, we are reproducing it in this and next week's You wonder what Reflector. more than a luncheon club on hearing a few brief committee reports—members transport ing 60 crippled children to a summer camp supported by the club, a progress report on city planning and slum clearance initiated by the club, commitments obtained from local concerns to furnish leadership and sponsor 15 Junior Achievement groups, an experience in private enterprise for youngsters. Dr. Sams, whom you well know to be a friend to all young doctors (he helped you Y/hen "You're no 'joiner'. You're too busy, but you accept the invitation to attend a service club luncheon meeting just to please the guy. Said he'd have you back by "There's a lot of jovial mill ing around and friendly banter. Every body wears an absurdly huge luncheon badge. Calls each other by his first name. Seems nice. Nobody has a board up his back. you first began practice) reports that his committee is going to enlarge the playground and youth center which the club sponsors. Dr. Sams carries a heavy professional schedule, is active in medical affairs and has done much to encourage high ethical standards in your profession. You leam that he is a past president of the club and is very active in community affairs. An all-around citizen." (To be concluded next week) * "The membership startles you. Almost everyone is head^ of some im- _ portant business. You're introduced around and, as you sit down, you look the room over and find most of the leaders in the community present. Table conversation is refreshingly free from professional matters. * •it POHET PETEs Here we go again, boys Another New Year's Eve. Remember cars ain't toys Take coffee fore you leave. You're surprised to find you are having a good time in •V very congenial company. Seton h. Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendcry 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengregatienal Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES MICH. Club Service Competitor Re'atlons— Worren Williams, Albert Falter Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulilard, Chairman OFFICERS Keith Avery, Russell Moore BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 • 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodword, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretory Fellowship- Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Employer-Employee RelationsJames VanWhy, Erich Schwenge! Four Way Test- Occupational Information— R. A. Trebllcock, Harold Mc '^■^egular — First Thursdoy each Month, 12:15 P. M. Harold Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Hill Bob Shaw, Cholrman Dole Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL G. Carlton March—1958 Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman September—1957 ASHEVILLE. N. C. Ralph Toupollk, Bill Short Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student Relations programs, such as Ladles Party 8—Mark Andrews 22—Russell Moore 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' 29—Torg Skobo 29—Otis May-1958 Barnes 6—Howard Teeter November-1957 13—Albert FoMer—Competitor Re 5—District 20—Webster Treat lations Governor 12—Leslie Woodword—Trade As E. Byron Thomas, Harold Goodholm 27—Warner Van Aken sociations 19-Roy Fox June—1958 December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles* 3—Roy 16-Harold T. Hill 26—Harry Joseph Olson. Don Harris, Chairman 2—Corl Vlnton Night Mulchahey—Rotcrlon 10—Ernest Luse 23-Wayne Woy 30—Clyde Williams 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Contacts- 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Informollon— January—1958 7—Jim Luck—Internotional Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes FIske 8-C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Coulilard—Children's 31~M. A. McKelth July-1958 1—President's Program In formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr ram schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dales with another member, advise the The above is our progrom les' Night, may appoint a 1—Charles October—1957 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— International 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington 24—John Etsweller Aprll-1958 Night Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Buyer-Seller RelationsH. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proiects— Kenneth Olmsted ton GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 10—John Dean Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. International 3-Bill Mllnes 17—Keath Pearce Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- Charles Day 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Internotional Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Safety 18—Harold McKnlght 27—Dale Dean Burandt Sergeant of Arms- 4—James McComb 11—Phil Ribble—Community 13—Chester Allemler Axner Bill Mllnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT Februory—1958 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Student Guests— Public Information — PROGRAMS Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Trade Associations- Loons- Rotary Information- ROTARY 25—Donald Shorno — International Youth- Edward Holtz, Cholrman Chester Curry MagazineRoy Mulchahey, Chairman 1957-1958 tion ProgramPhil RIbble, Roy Fox, John Jack Dick BIringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled ChildrenMembership— R, G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Cralg Sebald, John Etsweller, Keath Pearce, Cholrman Chester Allemler Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Beard of Directors Meetings formotlon Kelth 6—Bob Shaw—Rolory Informa knight Community Safety- Music- Thomas — Occupational In- Douglas Woodward, M. A. Me- August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl Vlnton 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron The Rotary Foundation- committee to assist with the Jetolls. 8—Charles Woodward 115—William Short 122—Gust C. Burondt ^'p® 29—Maurice Payne rhilrman'* TlfUnSone^llSl RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay —-—238-M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Roth 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 371 66F14 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1493 944 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wllford C. Coulilard, 60 N. Monroe St. — imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lone — Mary 133 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 rairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen 1021 Albert F, Falier, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte— 1105 Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth -166 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1261 1415 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris S33-R Eugene Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St - Hermione 1717 235-W Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr. — Alleen 8S3 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth r?9? Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel .-1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha ____29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Roth Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 75 .83 1039 Mllford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwater State Homo—Carol-1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine— 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla..—1400 Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho 23 1208-J B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Mcurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel 680 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. _-._1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden'St. — Berget 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noncy --W Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita-^ « Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louisa 1192 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia—-1137 Torg Skabo, 153 £. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion —-—-—8W E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 121 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Worner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peori St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woidron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 96 922 36 36 43 39 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen ——775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma Warren Willioms, Butovia, Michigan — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 - Ceifa Chorles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Persons Ct. — Roth Leslie H. Woodward, 143 Marshall St. — Polly 16 593 54F3 63F12 580 • The COLDWATER Sec 34.66, P. L & R. Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLI NGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, CaU)ttATEa, HOTEL WELCOME ISC 125 1220-J 125 �'He Profits Most Wfio Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 19$ 19^7 SHORT AMD S^VEET-=Next Tuesday's program is in charge of Ed Holtz^ who has promised that it will be short. Reasons 'twill be the day before Christmas and all the boys will still TUESDAY'S VISITORS—Rotarians A1 Van Zoerken of Kalamazoo, Elmer Anderson of Quincy, Robert Jones of Adrian, and Bud Higbie and Ken Yesh of Bronson, made up with us Tuesday. have their yule shopping to take care f at the last minute as usual. This week's guest list also included Art Baker, new assistant cashier at the bank where President MEETING CANGELLED—Members planning to make up at Quincy or Bronson please take note. The Bronson club is not meet Les puts in his time, and State TrooperStanley Gibherd of Jackson, a guest of Etyron Thomas. Bob Huntley, CHS senior, was the week's student guest. ing during the next two weeks as Christmas it * its meeting date falls on both and New Year's. ABSENTEES~Allemier, Andrews, L^uincy is canceling out its December 30th meeting but will meet this coming Monday noon. it * Fiske, Goodholm, Hawkins, Komstein, McKnight, Payne, Putnam, Short and Way. it it it GUIDAI^CE DAY—Plans for a vocational guidance day at Coldwater High School, tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, January 29, are progressing. Barney Trebilcock and Byron Thomas are starting to set up panels so be ready to assist if you EARLY LEAVERS—Nine (mostly merchants in the throes of Christmas shopping rush). it * ■M- PINCH HITTING—Clara Bovee, former club accompanist, has been subbing for Grace Holbrook the past three weeks during the letter's are called upon to serve. hospital stay. The idea is to find out what vocations the students are interested in, and then secure adults in those We understand Grace will be back next Tuesday. it it fields for a question-answer discussion. POHET PETE: it it * MUSICAL TREAT—Ghet Curiy had charge of this week's program and couldn't have hit upon a better choice than the Yule tide comes but once a year But there is hope lads, never fear. Christmas is loved by kids and dames. And we still, have the bowl games. Cardinal choir. The high school choral group offered two groups of Christmas numbers, iiriiile the Hl-Fi's, a group of girls from the larger choir, also favored the club with a group of yule selections. Seton Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOU - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY OF COMMITTEES Competitor Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- CLUD COLDWATER, Warren Williams, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman AttendanceWill Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELETCION Classification- 1957 ■ 1955 LESTER WISE Vies President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President KENNEDY Asst. Secretory Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Jonn Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Boblcr, Harvey John Dean Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Woldron, Donald Harris, and Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music— Edward. Hgltz, Chairman Chesi^^'Gbrry Board of Directors Meetings g^to^id tjiii 12:15 P.M. ...TV RoCpry lt>^^ation—. V -5^ Special — At the coll of the President. .^Ajiob SJvw, Chain. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATION^ A. Dale u^n, Webst ASHEVILLE, N. C. Bill Milnes, CnoifmaiK G.'^.Cartton >^c,. -Mhalph Tou.^lfk,vi6nl Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTAI(Y ^' INTERNATIONAL V^oiipnal Service R. G.' y^AtjlRON, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO'.TI,tlNOIS Buyer-Seller. Jlelaflons— H. A4 K«^ticn, Lewis Penning GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ton PROGRAMS February—1958 4—James McComb 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 13—Chester Allemier Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way 27—Dole Dean Morch-1958 Community Service September—1957 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Trade Associations- Day 3—Bill Milnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam-Rurot-Urban Wm. Bobier, Chairman 17—Keath Peorce Employee Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. 10—John Dean 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Community Safety- 24—John April-1958 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Phil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jack Etsweller 1—Charles October—1957 Fiske Crippled Children— 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornsfien — Buyer Seller 15—Wiiford Couillard—Children's Chester Allemler Youth- 15—Douglos Woodward—Ladies' Craig Sebold, John Etsweller, Relations Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22—Keith Avery Charles Fiske Scholorships—Awards—Student E. Byron Thomas, Harold GoodOlson. tnternaiiona! 6—Howard Teeter lations sociotions 19—Roy Fox 2—Cor! Van Aken Vinfon 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' 3—Ray 16-Harold T. Hill Molehohey—Rotarion lose 24—Ed Holfz—Merry Christmas Information— January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International Jim Luck, Fred Weeks International Student Proiects— 27—Worner December—1957 Contacts- Barnes 20—Webster Treat June—1958 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis International 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 5—District Governor 10—Ernest Don Harris, Cholrman 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes 26—Harry Joseph Guests— Axner 29—Otis 12—Leslie Woodward—Trodo As- Loans— Student Party 8—Mark Andrews 31-M. A. McKeith formation 14—E. Horold Goodholm 21—Robert Kenneth Olmsted • E. Byron Thomas — Occupotional In 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shorno — International Intenrational Service Sergeant of Arm—jN ROTARY tion Knight holm Public |lnformatioh^- Nf PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATION,Sl 1957-1958 6—Bob Shaw—Rotory Informa Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Rav-^ulchahey, Chaiitnan CHARLES G. TENNENT Occupational information— R. A. Trebilcock, Horold Mc- Rural-Urbo n— ''•Regular — First Thursday each Month, Magp:^!^ 28—R. A. Trebilcock and formation August—1957 son. MembershipFritz Keath Peorce, Chairman Van Aken. _ Howord Teeter, Carl Vinton Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Poui Hurley Secretory FRED WEEKS . Douglas Woodward, M. A. MeKeitn James VanWhy, Erich Schwongel Four Way Tost— The Rotary Foundation— The obove is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a commiflee to assist with the details. Kerr Night 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyae Williams July-1958 1—President's Program In 8—Charles 15—Wiiliam 22—Gust C. 29—Maurice Woodward Short Burandt Payne chaog^ Members RICHARD RICHARD BIRINGER. BIRINGER, Program Program Chairman - Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Roth Keith T. Avery, IB Church St. — Marian 238-M 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N, Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Willlom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C, Burandt, 178 Fairtield Dr. — Josephine 1493 944 56 1212 452-R Wiiford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 31 Duaiio E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dule A, Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1021 1261 1415 1105 166 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore —1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St - Hermione Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 235-W 15 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfiold Dr. — Aileen 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jockson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel NAME 803 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wiima 593 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 75 83 1039 Raymond G. Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine --84 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann ---2 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. - Nellie 1137 653-M E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 121 101 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Howard M. lector, 156 CRurch St. — Marlon — —190 562 87 87 922 Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peart St. - Ruth 36 43 23 1208-J 680 778-R 1 -1280 76 883 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly FREDERICK K. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWAT£R, lllCii, 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING TUESDAY A R LI N GT ON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME .125 1220-J Sec. 34.66,"1»ri. ,& E. V?' c. MICHIGAN 16 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wiima 54F3 Worren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LoMoine—.63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No, 2 — Celia 530 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 36 Wayne W. V/ay, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 937 The COLDWATER Meeting Time: 96 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Carl P. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice -.-39 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia — 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W 1400 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ^892 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Chorles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 0® 2 1192 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Harold J. McKnight, Coldwalor State Home—Corel—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Phone No. Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha -29 Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J Jomes Luck, 75 Church St. — 419 Miiford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Address and Roiory Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy INC. 125 �*He Profits Most Who'Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, 5. A. December 12„ 1957 ■ ABSENTEES—Andrews (holding court iilNSTREL sum OK'D--In the ballot taken this week^ the members voted 29 - 11 (vdth 22 abstaining) to stage another minstrel show next year. in Adrian), Fiske, Goodholm, Harris, Hawkins, Holtz, McKeith, Dick Moore, Short, Trebilcock and Way. said "No". to serve Forty said they are willing on a show committee. •if •if Thirty nine members said they would participate in the show proper. Twenty VISITING ROTARIANS—C. D. McKenzie, Quincyi Otto Harloff, Sturgis; Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.; Dick Schultz, Lawrence Only four members confessed they are subject to draft for a solo or speciaity number, so it looks as though Werner, George Jeffery, Bob Stocker and Russ Megargle, Bronson. •if there will have to be a call for * "volunteers". EARLY LEAVERS—Eight. Three members voted in opposition to staging any type of show. They said they would rather •if -if •if donate the BACK IN HARIffiSS-The club members cash. were happy to see Harvey Bent back Tuesday follovd.ng his recent bout v/ith * illness. MUSICAL TREAT AHEAD—Next Tuesday's prograiQ promises to be a memorable one. Ghet Curiy, the chair man, informs us that it v/ill be pro •if ■if YULE PROJECT—President Lester vided by the high school's 55-voioe F. (for Fred) Wise informs us that Cardinal Choir. Harry Joseph has completed the Christmas lists of needy children. The choir, which sings under the direction of Alice Erb, is slated to present its annual Christmas con cert Monday night at Roosevelt audit orium. Some of the selections to be offered then will be included in Tuesday's program. * THIS VJEEK—The club enjoyed a challenging talk on the much discussed subject of juvenile delinquency by Prosecuting Attorney Harold Smith. Among other things, the speaker pointed out that the solution of the problem must start in the home.. Harry Joseph was program chair- • The club is again being divided into comnittees for the yule gift pro ject. The lists will be distributed next Tuesday, leaving the members a week to purchase and distribute their gifts. The amount spent on the project is up to the individual members. In other years, however, the average has been ^f * ■if POHET PETES We are having a minstrel show To some this may be a real blow. Four are drafted and we fear. The man. ■if rest will have to volunteer. * Seton L Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.} BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ae The has objections Joe the 10, Coldwater Rotary Club below, Any of Directors the name and classification should be filed with Board approved of December Classification Major Rederer Dry Goods & General Merchandise - J, within Secretary the Name Signed listed A. one week, Classification Minor Dry 1957 Goods, Kennedy, Retailing Secretary �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COAUMinEES Competitor Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations— Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore Classification— 1957 • 195S Chuck Woodward, Chairman LESTER WISE RICHARD JOHN KENNEDY Asst. Secretory Fellowship- SCHMin DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Boblcr, Harvey Clyde Williams, Chairman Treosurer Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Horrls, and Fritz John Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick BIringer, Chairman John Dean Keath Peorce, Chairmen Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Music- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings ^T^egular — First Thursdoy each Month, Roy Mulchahey, Chairman Harold DISTRICT 536 ROTARY Hill Bob Shaw, Cholrman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Bill Mllnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS September—1957 R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Community Sofety— Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack 24—John Etsweiler 17—Keolh Peorce Apr!l-19S8 1—Charles Fiske B—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstlen — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couillard—Children's Relations Party 8—Mark Andrews Allemier 15—Douglas Woodword—Ladles' Youth- Night 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— 29—Otis Harry Joseph, Dick Moore FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student 6—Howard Teeter Woodward—Trade As sociations 19—Ray Fox Lose 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Contacts— Poul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International information- In formation 16-Haroid T. Mill 23-Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 8—Chorles Woodward 15—Williom Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 14—E. Harold Goodholm 29—Maurice Payne 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted Night July-1958 1—President's Progrom 31-M. A. McKeith Barnes VInton 9—Erich Schwengel—ladies' 3—Ray Mulchahey—Rotarian 10—Ernest 27—Worner Van Aken 2—Car! December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman Faller—Competitor Re lations 20—Webster Treat June—1958 26—Harry Joseph Guests— Axner Olson. 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert November—1957 5—District Governor E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes 12—Leslie holm Kenneth March—1958 3-6111 Milnes October—1957 Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstian, Lewis Pennlng- International Student Projects- INTERNATIONAL Safety 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shorno — International Day 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stog Night 31—Lewis Pennington Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, John Etswellor, International Fair Employee 10—John Dean international Fobruory—1958 3—James VonWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Bobier, Chairman Boys' ond Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY Community Service International Service Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short INTERNATIONAL tion 27—Dale Dean Charles In 4—James McComb 11—Phil Ribble—Community Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Chester PROGRAMS 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren WIlHoms—4-H Trade Associations- Burandt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. R. A. Trebllcock, Harold MeKnight Student Public Information — ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Loons- Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President Occupational Information— Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magazine- 12:15 P. M. 1957-1958 son. Membership— Thomas — Occupational formation August-1957 Howard Teeter, Corl VInton Wm. 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron Kelth James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Secretary FRED WEEKS CHARLES Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice Preildent Bulletin— BIRINGER Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Four Woy Test- Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION The Rotary Foundation- Warren Williams, <^lbert Faller The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chang^ Members haying special ton RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 programs, such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolls. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Roth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 238-M 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bornlee 66F14 IHarvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther-. Richard F. BIringer, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrfield Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — tmogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mory Duone E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 1493 944 56 1212 452-R 133 ....31 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Foiler, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Charles H. Fisko, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1261 166 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Howklns, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hilt, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 803 1466 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Mortha 29 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllmo 593 Harold Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 562 87 87 Raymond G. Mulchohoy, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho 1208-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 680 - Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothei Kenneth M. Putnam, II E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. >1, Union Ctty — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 937 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 76 - Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peart St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 75 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol—1400 883 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Woyno V/. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING ARLINGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 101 , 96 922 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W 16 593 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Colic Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly H. WEEKS INC. 580 .125 1220-J 125 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK TUESDAY 121 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beoirice QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, RICH. MICHIGAN 1192 1137 653-M Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 54F3 Worron Williams, Batovlo, Michigan — LoMolne—63F12 (7-1'IV! COLDWATER, 1717 rrr? 892 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary • Warner 8. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice -i Russell G. Waldron, 15] N, Hudson St. — Delia. John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen -L Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: --84 Rolph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. - Nellie 190 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 419 83 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen NAME �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ■ December 3> 1957 CLUB TO VOTE—^The club board, at its monthly session Thursday, de cided to recominend that the club pre sent another minstrel show early next The banquet drew a capacity croT?d, the food was both appetizing and plentiful, and everyone present seemed to have a good time. year. •5f [ i* However, the board at the same ELSEWHERE (making up?)—Barnes, time decided to give the members a chance to voice their opinions. As a result, a questionnaire will be passed around next Tuesday. It vdll ask the members if they favor another minstrel show, some other type of production and if they will be will ing to participate in same. The board feels Bent, Burandt, Etsweiler, Fiske, Hill, Hurley, Jackson, Joseph, Kennedy, Luse, McConkey, Mulchahey, Patterson, Payne, Pearce, Ribble, Schmitt, Short, Thomas, Toupalik, Van Vfliy and Waldron. NOON CHECK-INS—Robert Jones, Adrian, and C. Do McKenzie, Quincy, not knowing that the noon meeting was cancelled this week for the evening banquet, checked in Tuesday at the Arlington. that such a project is necessary to clean up its pledge on the Sherman Lake Boy Scout cabin project, and put the club on a firmer financial basis. * ■it HOME, SWEET HOME—Harvey Bent, wrho has been having quite a bout with illness, has returned home from the hospital and, according to latest reports, is on the mend. Hope to see you back soon, Harvel COUNCIL PROPOSED—A Coldwater service club council has been pro posed, President Les informed board members this week. Such a council is operating in Sturgis, coordinat ing the community work of service organizations in that city. Yfliether such a group will be formed here is to be decided at an early meeting of representatives of Rotary, Kiwanis it it HAS ITS REWARDS—Preparing the vreekly club bulletin is not always an easy task. The job has its good points, however. One is the annual and Lions. ■5f it district bulletin editors confab at * ^ Schuler's in Marshall, which your editors attended last Saturday. PREPARING LISTS—Harry Joseph is busy preparing lists of needy As usual, we came away full of information—and food. children scheduled to receive toys from the club this Christmas. it It is ik it expected that children's names will be passed out Tuesday, giving the POHET PETE: members plenty of time to buy and deliver their gifts. The Prexy's initial is F not E it This will cost us a little fee. The E meant Ernest because he is * Nov;' that Its F, could be Fizz. Can't be Faubus, didn't go to school. Maybe its Frank, he is as a rule. You think this long or maybe funny We want to get a lot for our money. A FINE FETE—Co-chairmen Bob Kerr and Dick Moore rate a pat on the back for the football banquet given by the club this week for the CHS gridders and their coaches. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION - Porker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK-^ Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF The Rotary Foundotion— Comp.ttitor RelationsDouglas Woodword, M. A. MeWarren Williams, Albert Faller COMMinEES Club Service MICH. Harvey Bent, Chairman AttendanceWill Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classirication— 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN Chuck Woodward, Chalrmon Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo KENNEDY Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretory Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Biringer, Chairman Employer-Employee RelationsJames VanWhy, Erich Schwenget Four Way Test— Howord Teeter, Carl Vlnton Oecupotional Information— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc- Music- Edward Holts, Chairman Chester Curry Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Public PRESIDENT Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carllon INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman GOVERNOR 636TH ROTARY 10—John Dean Community Safety- 24—John April-1958 DISTRICT Etsweiler 1—Charles October—1957 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Relations Putnam—Rural-Urbon Night 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban- 29—Otis Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Fiske 29—Torg Skabo 6—Howord Teeter 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re lations 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes November—1957 5—District Governor Loons— Fiske 8—C. Alfred Rice 15—Wilford Couillord—Children's Party 8—Mark Andrews 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Youth- Charles 3—Bill Milnes 17—Keolh Pearee 17—Kenneth Oimsted—Stog Night 31—Lewis Pennington Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack sociations 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Von Aken holm Student Guests— 26—Harry Joseph 19-Ray Fox June-19S8 Axner Olson. December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—ladles' 3—Ray International Luse 17—Chester Curry-Music Day 24—Ed Hollz—Merry Christmas Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 31-M. A. McKelth Barnes international 2—Carl Mulchahey—Rotarian 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman 7—Jim Luck—international formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm Kenneth Oimsted 21—Robert Kerr Vinton Night 15-Harold T. Hill 23—Wqyne Way 30—Clyde Williams Joly-1958 1—President's Program January—1958 Informotion— Relations— INTERNATIONAL March-1958 Employee Jim luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Pennlng- Internotionoi Student Projects- Buyer-Seller Folr IS—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shorno — international Day 3—James VanWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Inlemotional Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 4—James McComb 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Burondt Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety September—1957 Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. In Community Service Wm. Bobler, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Scholarships-Awards—Student Harold Hill Februory—1953 27—Dole Dean Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, -<^^Regulor — First Ttiursdoy eacli Monili, Magazine- 1957-1958 ROTARY PROGRAMS 13—Chester Ailemier 20—Worren V/illlams—4-H Trade Associations- Thomas — Occupational August-1957 tion Knight 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron formation 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Frili Craig Sebold, John Etsweiler, Keoth Peorce, Chairman Chester Ailemier Von Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Board of Directors Meetings Keith In 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandl 29—Maurice Payne The obove is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chong^ Members haying special RICHARD eir-uAon BIRINGER, BitriMtfPO Progrom Ornnrnm Chairman riinirmnn — Telephone Tnlnnhnnn 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to osslst with the deloils. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice tforvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 371 __66F14 1493 944 William W. Bobior, 280 Grond St. — Margaret 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 4S2-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 133 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Or. — Ellen Jo 162-W John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Haneheft St. — Charlotte Cliorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1021 1261 1105 166 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 803 1466 593 29 498-J Jomes Luck, 75 Church St. - 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Mllford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 87 Dr. K. L. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St, — Edna 23 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Glodys 87 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila——1400 __1208-J Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol 1717 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W Mouriee D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Edward C. Hollz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1280 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alieen 883 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Chorles Schmltt, 18 E.'Alden St. — Bergei 76 883 B. K. Pearco, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1192 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 1039 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 680 937 778-R 1 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLI NGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 101 96 922 36 36 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 43 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 39 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grotchen 775-W Warren Wtllioms, Batavia, Michigan — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cello . 63F12 580 Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 16 593 S4F3 Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marsholl St. Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth .125 1220-J Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Morsholl St. — Polly 125 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. COLDWATER, TUESDAY 121 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary — Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys ' QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, iNC>-- MICHIGAN 892 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann FREDERicK-'H, WEEnCS" Meeting Time: 653-M Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne ^^otary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 2 1137 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 'The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 84 1717 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 190 Phone No. Croig Sobald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Refho Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy— 75 83 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. NAME MICH. �"i/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 26, 19^7 DON'T FORGET~-Next week's meet Non-Rotarian guests included ing will be held at 6s30 p6M. at the Frank Lucas Jr- of Coldwater, a guest of Wayne Wayj Jim Goates of Jackson, Harris Mller of Lansing, George Petrie of Detroit, Lee Uhl and Robert Nicholson of Lansing, and Ben Clark of South Haven. new senior high school cafeteria and there will be no noon session at hotel- the Next Tuesday's occasion is the club's annual football banquet for the GHS gridders and their mentorsKerr is the program chairman- Tuesday's guest list was swelled Bob by industrial development leaders from the four-county area, who were in Coldwater that day attending a workshop. Bob has secured Dick Raklovits, former University of Illinois star Tom Adams, CHS senior, was the week's student guestTom is a varsity athlete and plans to take up the study of engineering in college after gradua tion from high school next June- and now an assistant on the Vfestem Michigan University coaching staff, as speaker- Jack Finn, CHS grid coach, is planning to show movies of two or three of the Cardinals' 1957 gamesEARLY LEAVEi^-Nine signed but only eight "took off"REPORT GIVEN—Congressman August E- Johansen gave the club an informative state of the ROOM FOR MORE—Ken Putnam, chief nation recruiter for the Pectcmas (physical talk at this week's meeting- education class to combat middle-aged spread), informs us there are still Johansen, warning against a crash war economy spending spree, declared that fiscal stability is vital to national security- He pre dicted that the next Congress will give defense spending careful study. vacancies in the class which meets weekly at Roosevelt gym for the purpose of aggravating seldom-used musclesArt Van Matre, city recreation director, is in charge, and so far there have been no serious casualties- Ernest Luse was the day's program chairmanPOHET PETE: Joined the Athletic Club, And let me tell you one thing, bubWe got muscles v/e've just found. But haven't lost a single pound. ABSENTEES—Bent, Fiske, Etsweiler, Hill, Holtz, Hurley, Jackson, Kornstein, Patterson, Ribble, Teeter, Clyde Williams, Doug and Les Woodward- MANY GUESTS—Rotarians Kenneth Booth and Bob Fox of Albion, George Jeffeiy, Wendell Hathaway and Dick Schultz of Bronson, George Gray of Union City, and Oscar Hampton and R- E- Reichow of Homer, headed a long list Tuesday. Seton 4c Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker inn — Thuridoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES Competitor Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Warren -Wlllloms, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman AttendanceWill Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classiifcation— 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMin Clyde William^ Chairman Treasurer DIRECTORS-Tho President, Vice President, Bill Bobler, Horvey Bent, Maurice Payne, John Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick Biringer, Chairman John Dean James VonWhy, Erich Schwengol Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Occupational Information— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold MeKnight Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry s^^degular — First Thursday each Month, Mogazino— Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P. M. Harold Hill Rotary InformationBob Show, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Public Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton Rolph Toupollk, Bill Short Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL R. G. WALDRON, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- Robert Kcrr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety- ROTARY 11—Phil Ribble-Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Shorno — International Day March-19S8 Dean 24—John Etsweller 17—Keath Pearce 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton Aprl1-19S8 1—Charles October—1957 FIske Relations Party 8—Mark Andrews 22—Russell Moore Youth- 15—Douglos Woodward-Ladles' Night Rural-Urban- 22—Keith Avery 29—Otis May-19S8 Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Charles FIske Scholorships—Awards—Student 12—Leslie E. Byron Thomas, Harold Goodholm 6—Howard Teeter lations Woodward—Trade As- sociotions 19-Ray Fox 3—Ray Don Karris, Chairman 9~Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Mulchahey—Rotarlan Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 31-M. A. McKelth Barnes 7—Jim Luck—International In- formation 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 8—Chorles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burondl 14—E. Harold Goodholm 29—Maurice Payne 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted Night 16-HaroId T. Hill July-1956 1—President's Program January—1958 Information— 27—Warner Von Aken 2—Carl VInton 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Chrlstmos Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 20—Webster Treat June-195B December-1957 10—Ernest 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 26—Horry Joseph Student Guests— Axner Olson. International Barnes November—1957 5—District Governor Loons— Kenneth ton February—195S 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couiilard—Children's Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning' International Student Projects- INTERNATIONAL 10—John 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Slag Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack International In September—1957 3—Bill Milnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Community Service Wm. Bobler, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT Thomas — Occupational 4—James MeComb 27—Dale Dean International Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY PROGRAMS tion Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Burandt Sergeont of Arms— ASHEVILLE, N. C. ROTARY 13—Chester Allemler 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Crippled Children— MembershipR. G. Waidron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Cralg Sebald, John Etsweller, Keoth Pearce, Chairman Chester Allemler Van Aken. Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken Board of Directors Meeting* 1957-1958 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Trade Assocloilons— 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron formation August—1957 son. Music- Douglas Woodward, M. A. MeKeitn Four Way Test- Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, The Rotary Foundation- The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with onofher member, advise the program chairman of the ehonge. Members having speyal ....u as lodies' Night, may appoint a~ committee to • assist 1.. with . .,.1. the .1,. details. .T . ,1. programs, such RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemior, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M Mark ._240 NAME S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret - Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Joan -1493 944 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfiold Or, — Josephine 56 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lane — Mary 133 ...31 Duano E, Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Or. — cllen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore.-1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy -.1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo St — Hcrmlone 1717 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 803 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma— 593 Robert B. Kcrr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Luck, 75 Church St. - Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 29 498-J 419 - 75 James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty — Lauro 83 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St, — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Reiha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine . — Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 23 -1206-J - 680 937 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1 Phil Ribble, 35'/i Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget .76 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 1717 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 1192 1137 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 121 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 96 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Frederick VanAken, 65 £. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John ti. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frcoerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrlce Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Warren Williams, Bofovia, Michigan — LaMoine 16 593 54F3 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia 580 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos P. Woodwarci, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRI?^G PRODUCTS, COLD'lfATER, MICH. Meeting Time: 653-M 892 125 1220-J See. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK COLDWATER, 2 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen Notary REFLECTOR Published by 84 Croig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy XNC, 125 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Kovember 21, 1957 capital report—Ernie Luse, who has next Tuesday's program, informs us that Congressman August E. Johansen ,will be the speaker. Rep. Johansen's talk, according IN NORTHLAND?—Absentees this week included Bent, Fiske, Harris, Jackson, Joseph, McKeith, Russ Moore, Olmsted, Patterson, Ribble, Sha^v, Short, Treat, Trebilcock, Vinton, Waldron, Clyde Williams, Chuck and Les Woodward. to Chairman Ernie, will be in the nature of a report on-the affairs of national government from Washington. ■a •ih SEVEN EARLY LEAVERSi * * GRID FETE AHEAD—The club will entertain the CHS grid squad and its coaching staff the evening of Dec, 3 at the high school. Tickets (at $lo50 per) will be available at next Tuesday's meeting. Each Rotarian attending the banquet is expected to buy tvra ducats, while those not attending are being asked to buy one to feed a guest. This is a chance for the club to honor Coach Jack Finn and his men for their 195? achievements, which, TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Roy Cosier, Jackson^ Ken Newman, Angola, Ind.j Bob Stocker and Bill Cadman, Bronson, and C. D. McKenzie, ^iuincy. Douglas Ivliller, CHS senior and varsity athlete, was the week's student guest. Doug is president of the senior class and has been active in many extra curricular activities besides athletics. He plans to go to college but hasn't selected his institution of higher learn ing as yet. of course, include a 12-6 win this ranked No. 1 in Michigan in Class B. -«• * PLEASAI^T TRIP—Diana Obed, CHS senior and attractive daughter of lir. and Mrs. A1 Obed, provided an interesting program at this week's meeting. Diana, vrtio spent two months in Germany the past summer on an exchange student arrangement, de scribed her experiences abroad and showed slides of photos she took in Germany and other parts of * * vreek over a Marshall team which was ROTARY DAY SET—Friday, December 20th, has been scheduled as Rotary's day to man the Klile-O-Dimes for the 195? Don Herr Clothe-A-Child For Christmas campaign. John Dean is in charge of securing Rotary teams to take their turn that day. This campaign is aimed at buying warm winter clothing for all needy children living in the Coldv/ater, St. Charles, and Lakeland school districts, A Rotarian, Ken Putnam, is this year's campaign chairman. ITuff saidi Europe. Ray Fox was program chairman. The speaker's father was a guest, also Bertrand Sibly, high school faculty member,- who- operated- the slide projector for Miss Obed. * POHET PETEs Says to Dale, bring me a deer. The old. hunter says 'never fear. Back he came with little sleep. About my deer, nary a peep. * Seton &: Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church •— Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - ilks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.SX) BATTLE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Competitor Relations— COMMIHEES Club Sorvieo MICH. Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moero OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification— 1957 ■ 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chalmtan Mork Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Duone Dovldson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Wolker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick BIrlngor, Cholrmon DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Woldron, Donald Harris, and Keath Peorce, Chairman Jim McComb, Warner Von Aken Van Aken. Music- 12:15 P. M. Public Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carllon Burondt Ralph Toupolik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Trade Associations- 25—Donald Shorno — International Day Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way 27—Dole Dean March—1958 Community Service September—1957 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight 3—Bill Milnes 3—James VonWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Wm. Bobior, Chairman Boys' ond Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. 10—John Dean 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 17—Keolh Pearce 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 31—Lewis Pennlngton 24—John Aprll-1958 Employee Community Safety- Phil Rlbolo, Roy Fox, John Jack Etsweller 1—Charles October—1957 FIske Crippled Children— 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wiiford Coulllard—Children's Chester Allemler Youth— 15—Dougios Woodward—Ladies' 22—Russell Moore Night 22—Keith Avery May-1958 Relations Cralg Sebald, John Etsweller, Horry Joseph, Dick Moore Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student Olson. 6—Howard Teeter sociations 19—Ray Fox lations 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Von Aken June—1958 2—Carl Night 16-Haroia T. Hill 3—Roy Mulchahey—Roiarlan 10—Ernest Luse 17—Chaster Curry—Music Doy 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 Contacts- 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Information- January—1956 7—Jim Luck—International Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes VInton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' December—1957 Don Harris, Chairman Internotlonal 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Foller—Competitor Re November—1957 26—Harry Joseph Guests— International Barnes 5—District Governor E. Byron Thomas, Harold GoodAxner 29—Otis 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As Loons— holm Student Party 8—Mark Andrews formation 14—E. Horold Goodholm 21—Robert Kenneth Olmstod INTERNATIONAL Februory—1958 4—James McComb tion Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning. Internationol Student Protects— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY R. G. WALDRON, Cholrman Buyer-Seller Relations- PROGRAMS 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa International Service Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. ROTARY 13—Chester Allemler Charles Harold Hill formation 1957-1958 20—Warren Wlllioms—4-H Fair MagazineRoy Mulchahey, Chairman Special — At the call of the President Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman Dole Dean, Webster Treat DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational in Keltn August—1957 Rurol-Urbon- PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Occupational informationR. A. Trebllcock, Korold McKnlght Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings uiar — First Thursday each Month, Four Way Test- The Rotory Foundation- son. Membership— Fritz Warren Williams, Albert Falter Employer-Employee Relotlons— Jomes VonWhy, Erich Schwengel Kerr 1—President's Program 8—Chorles In Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Maurice Payne The above Is our program schedule for the yeor 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the ehang^ Members haying special appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman - Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bornice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 238-M 240 371 ___66F14 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine Wiiford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mai^._. James Luck, 75 Church St. James P. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 452-R 133 31 162-V/ 1021 1261 Albert F. Foiier, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1105 166 533-R 1415 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..l399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol ...1717 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St - Hermlone 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 15 -...883 Phone No. 603 __1466 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha —29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy..49B-J 1212 Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Volerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma 1493 .-944 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara NAME Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr, — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel —— 419 Mllford A. McKelln, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon ....1039 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 83 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia 190 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Harold J. McKnight, Coldwotor State Home—Corol—1400 Willlem A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerile 562 Richord D. Moore, 196V'2 N. Hudson — Elolne 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Muichahay, 175 E. Peorl St. — Llla —1400 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1208-J Dr. K, L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St. — Edna Address and Rotory Ann .23 Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 84 Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita —1717 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann 2 Oonold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1192 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 1137 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie __653-M 75 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 - Ruth Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. NAME Raymond A. Trebiicock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinlon, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 892 121 101 96 922 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W 680 Wayne V/. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 937 Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel-. _778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor. 1 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllmo 54F3 Warren Williams, lfatovia, Michigan — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia 63F12 580 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine — Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Dougios P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth — Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 883 Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 16 593 125 1220-J ^ The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L tf R. ^^otary REFLECTOR FREDERICK QUALITY * ftxcae Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ■ SPRING PRODUCTS, ALWAYS WELCOME INC. 125 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November lU, GALL: OF THE liJILD^The annual ex ELSEWHERE TUESDAY—Burandt, odus to Camp 12, Land 0*Living and other northern points, started soon after Tuesday's meetings Good hunting lads® Goodholm, Komstein, McComb, Olmsted, Patterson, Rice, Schwengel, Short, Teeter, Trebilcock,r Waldron and Wise We hope you all get a buck (venison variety, not Indian)e were listed as being absent this week® •it- * ■* EARLY LEAVERS—Only six® MAKES HIS POINT—Charles Hill, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, was Tuesday's speaker and his topic was * "Trade Associations"® THOUGHT FOR TODAY—One failure to make up cost the club two 100 per cent meetings in the past month, according To illustrate the wide variety of vital to Will Couillard. services such associations offer to their members. Hill called on various Rotarians to name the association to which their firms be long® •{(- « •» BIRTHDAY BOYS—Eight members will qualify to sit at a special table next Tuesday, Harvey Bent informs us# He then asked each to name one important service rendered by his particular association® Each service mentioned was different* The members whose birthdays fall in November are Maurice Payne, Bob Kerr, F® L® McConkey, Bill Milnes, Bob Shaw, Ralph Toupalik, Warner Van Aken and Hill traced the growth of trade associations, pointing out that the Michigan Retail association for one, had only 201 members in 1939 as com pared with 22,000 this year® Clyde Williams® The idea of re-establishing a birthday table was brought up and Les Woodward was this week's kicked around at the last board session^ The directors feel it is a custom ^ich should be continued® program chairman® TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Warner Bryant (Oley) Van Aken, of Tucson, Arizona, was one of two visiting Rotarians, the other being George Jeffery of POHET PETEj Bronson® Headed north with a flurry, Everyone was in a huny® Forgot my gun but what the heck, Oley needed no introduction to many of the members® He is the son of Rotarian Warner B® Van Aken and brother of Ex-President Fritz Van Aken® Got the VO and the deck® Older members recall, that Oley played a lot of tackle on Coidwater high school's co-championship eleven of 1937® Gordon Smith, CHS senior, was the week's student guest® ■it Seton & Duke ■it You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Unipn Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CensregoHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. {C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Pest Tavern — AAonday .12:1j5 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES Competitor Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relotlons— Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coutllord, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification— 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Birlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Bill Bobler, Horvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waidron, Donaid Harris, and Dean Fritz Keath Pearce, Chairman Edward Hollz, Chairman Chester Curry _julor — First Thorsdoy each Month, Roy Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Harold Hill Special — At the cali of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Public PRESIDENT ROTARY Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman INTERNATIONAL G. Corlton CHARLES G. TENNENT ASHEVILLE, N. C. 27—Dale Dean Community Service September—1957 Morch-1958 3-Blli Milnes Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairmon Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 3—Jomes VonWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Bobler, Chairman 10—John Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. 24—John Etsweiler Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Relations Night Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 22-Kelth Avery Chorles FIske Scholarships—Awards—Student Relations— Student Guests— Axner Olson. Don Harris, Choirman 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Faiier-Competitor Re November—1957 lotlons 5—District Governor 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As sociations 19-Ray Fox December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' 3—Roy 16-Harotd T. Hill Mulchahey—Rotarion 10—Ernest Luse 17—Chester Curry-Music Day Januory—1958 7—Jim Luck—Internationoi Olmsted 20—Webster Treat 27—Werner Von Aken June-1958 2—Carl Vinton Information- H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- 29—Torg Skobo May-195B 24—Ed Koltz—Merry Christmos 31-M. A. McKeith Barnes 22—Russell Moore Barnes Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Kenneth 29—Otis 26—Harry Joseph Jim Luck, Fred Weeks ton Porty 8—Mark Andrews 15—Douglos Woodward—Ladies' Rural-Urban— International 1—Charles FIske 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wliford Couillard—Children's Allemler international Aprll-1958 October—1957 Croig Sebald, John Etsweiler, holm 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Dean 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Community Safety- Chester 17—Keath Pearce Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- International Service Ralph Toupallk, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight Leslie Woodword, Wayne Way Burandt Sergeant of Arms- 4—James McComb 25—Donald Shorno — international Day E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Dole Deon, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL 11—Phil 13—Chester Allemler loons- Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman Augutt-19S7 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Trade Associations- Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magozine— February—1958 tion Youth- Music- formation 1957-195B ROTARY PROGRAMS 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Crippled Children— Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Board oF Directors Meetings Information— R. A. Trebllcock, Harold MeICnIght son. Membership— Van Aken. , Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Occupational 28—R. A. Trebllcock ond E. Byron Thomas — Occupational in Keith Four Way Test- Wm. Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMITT The Rotary Foundation- Warren Williams, Albert Faller formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Flight 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams July-19S8 1—President's Program in 8—Chorles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change doles with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the chang^ Members haying special V . progroms, such as ladies' Night, moy appoint o committee to assist with the aetalls. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 1493 -.944 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth __803 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma —593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Morlho 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—498-J James Lock, 75 Church St. 419 1212 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Foy 238-M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richord F. Blringer, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobler, 280 Grand St. — Morgoret 56 Selon C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Cloro Gust C, Burandt, 176 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Ernest W. luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth __.__-75 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. -..1039 83 Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 31 Duone E. Davidson, 145 roirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen John T. Dean, 59 RIdgmoor Rd. — Valerie William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 562 .87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Boifour Dr. — Doris 1105 _--166 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicogo — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfleid Dr. — Alleen 883 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter Stole Home—Corol—1400 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Aidon St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 1400 23 1208-J 680 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — GatheL. __778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor... 1 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 16 E. Alderf St. — Berget—— 76 883 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Woinut St. — Virginia COLDWATER, TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLI NGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 101 96 36 43 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G- Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Woiker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 36 39 1227 775-W 16 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma .__™_.54F3 Warren Wlliioms, Balavlo, Michigan — LoMoIne 63F12 Lester F, Wise, R. R. No, 2 - Celia Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly - 580 INC, 125 1220-J Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK MICHIGAN 121 V/arner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Frederick VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDi.ATER, MICH, Meeting Time: 1137 —8W —922 1957^ ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ---2 1192 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann D- I- fvi by -.84 Z Ralph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne ^^otary REFLECTOR Published ~ Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie.—_—.__653"M The COLDWATER a Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noney Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita 125 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November Ts 19^7 FIRST HANI) REPORT—State Senator Joe Smeekens, i^dio has spent the past seven weeks touring the Middle East and Russia, gave club members a very graphic account of his travels and observations Tuesday* In a stimulating talk, Smeekens explained and outlined basic prob lems faced in the Middle East, dis cussed Red propaganda methods and relayed impressions gained during his trip behind the Iron Curtain* John Etsweiler, the week's pro gram chairman, rates a pat on the back for one of the year's most in DATE IS SET—The club wilL play host Tuesday night, December 35 at a banquet honoring the CHS football players and their coaches* The dinner will be served at the high school and the evening's program and arrangements are being chairmaned by Bob Kerr* The banquet will be a regular meeting* Each Rotarian will be ex pected to attend and ourchase one ticket for himself and one for a player* Those who cannot attend (for good reason) will be asked to purchase one ticket to provide a meal for one of the guests* formative and interesting sessions* BOARD ACTION—The club directors, at their monthly meeting this week, took * several actions* * • * It was decided GREETINGS—Harvey Meston, of the East El Paso, Texas club, was a guest at Tuesday's meeting and presented President Les with a that the club will again sponsor a delegation from the local high school to the annual, Little UN Assembly at banner from his to sponsor a Christmas toy project similar to those of past years. The members will be divided into committees and each group will, be assigned a family of underpriviledged children for which to provide toys club* Rotarians Lee A* Rieth of South Bend, Ind., and Weldon Hathaway, of Bronson, made up with us Tuesday* Hillsdale * • * The directors also voted « at Christmas time was * * • No taken on a minstrel further action show or some Phil Ribble had Harry Crowder of Fargo, N. D., as his guest, while other type of club production next year* Ed Holtz and Maurice Payne are wrestling Ray Mulchahey was host to Ernie Bates with this decision* * * President Les was authorized to write officials of of Grand Rapids, and Russ Moore had Charles Goodrich of Grand Rapids as his guest* the Angola and Montpelier clubs relative to the possible wisdom of dropping the annual Tri-State meetings* Larry Skidmore, CHS senior and a guaixi on this year's high school varsity eleven, was the week's student guest* -M- EARLl LEAVERS—Only fourl * * * POHET PETES There's old Rover, fly'n high. Watch'n the world passing by. He's got one wish, what could it be? - -Won't someone please send_-Up a tree * MISSING FACES—Avery, Bobier, Faller, Harris, Jackson, Komstein, McComb, Patterson, Pennington, Schmitt, Schwengel, Thomas, Trebilcock, Waldron and Way* Seton L Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY —■ Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES Competitor Relations- Club Service Employer-Employee Reldtions— Warren Williams, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Coutllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 - 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairman LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER JOHN Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- KENNEDY Secretary FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer Clyde Williams, Chairman John Walker, Ernest Luse Progrom— Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Howard Teeter, Carl VInton Oecupationol Information— Knlght Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Board of Directors Meetings Harold DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Public Information — G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton Burandt Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 636TH ROTARY DISTRICT Fiske holm Student Guests— R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— International Contacts- Mav-1958 29—Otis Barnes Information— Jim Luck, Fred Weeks 6—Howard Teeter lations As- sociotions 20—Webster Treat 27—Worner Van Aken 19-Roy Fox June-t958 December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' Night 2—Carl Mulchohey—Rotarlon Luse 24—Ed Holtz-Merry Christmas Vinton 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Woy 30—Clyde Williams July-1958 1—President's Program 31-M. A. McKeith In 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short formation 22—Gust C. 14—E. Harold Goodholm Burandt 29—Maurice Poyne 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Foller—Competitor Re November—1957 5—District Governor 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade January—1956 7—Jim Luck—international H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- Internationol Student Proieets— INTERNATIONAL 22-Keith Avery 17—Chester Curry—Music Day Barnes Rice Couillard-Children's Porty 22—Russell Moore 10—Ernest Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Fiske 8—C. Alfred 15—Wllford 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Night 3—Roy Don Harris, Chairman internationol 1—Charles 26—Harry Joseph Axner Olson. 31—Lewis Pennlngton Aprll-1958 Relations 8—Mark Andrews International Service Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. Night 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bill Milnes, Choirman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 17—Keath Pearce October—1957 Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Charles Shorno — international Day 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Dean 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Loons— Dale Deon, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL March-1958 Community Safety24—John Etsweller Phil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jock- Scholarships—Awards—Student Hill Rotary InformationBoo Show, Chairman Special — At the call of the President 25—Donald 27—Dale Dean Employee Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Ray Mulchohey, Cholrman 12:15 P.M. 4—James McComb 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnIght tion 13—Chester Allemier 10—John Rural-Urban— Magazine- jular — First Thursday each Month, February—1958 September—1957 3—Bill Milnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Youth- Edward Holtz, Chairman PROGRAMS 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Trade Associations- John Dean Chester Curry ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc- 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In formation 1957-1958 August—1957 son, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— R. G. Woldron, Donald Harris, ond Fritz Membership— Craig Sebald, John Etsweller, Keath Pearee, Chairman Chester Allemier Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- Douglos Woodward, M. A. McKeiin Four Way Test- Attendance— The Rotary Foundation— The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special RICHARD Chairman — Telephone 944 programs, _ . such ....L as — - Ladies' t kJI^U* Night, _i_.. appoint o committee to assist with may •.! the .I details. T. .. ' p\r^iiAnrv BIRINGER, Program T,..! OAA ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Addreii and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Roth Keith T. Avory, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R, R. No. 3 — Berniee 240 371 Address and Rotary Ann Phorie No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. - Wllma 803 1466 593 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 £. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean.._____944 James Lock, 75 Church St. 419 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 75 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grand St. — Clara E. Byron Thomos, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia-, 1039 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfleld Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mai^ Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — cllen Jo 1493 ^ 1212 452-R 133 31 162-W Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorolhy_.498-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. - Helen. 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol—1400 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1021 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone 1717 235-W John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John V/. Etswciior, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 1261 1415 166 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicogo — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr. — Alleen 883 83 562 87 87 23 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila.-__1400 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1208-J 680 937 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary COLDWATER, TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLI NGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 892 121 101 - 96 922 36 36 39 Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 - Wllmo 593 54F3 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — laMoine 16 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 - CeRo Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 580 H': 125 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. - Polly 125 See. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK MICHIGAN 653-M 1227 775-W WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICH. Meeting Time; 2 1192 1137 Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Notary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1717 - V/arner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Roth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice The COLDWATER I 84 Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita 29 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Mortha__.-_ Horvey G. Bent, 51 66F14 NAME INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 31, PATE IS SET—The club will figain honor Coldwater High School players and coaches at a football banquet. The date set is Dec. 2nd. Pennington, Schmitt, Schwengel, Shaw, and Trebilcock were marked absent from Tuesday's meeting. * We*11 furnish further details as -H- soon as we get them. EARLY LEAVERS—Tenl ANOTHER DATE—An inter-city meeting for Rotarians and Rotaiy Anns has been scheduled for Nov. 6 in Battle Creek. Carl Miller, a" director of Rotary International, will be one of the feature GUESTS—Rotarians Heniy Hancock of Toledo, 0., C. D. McKenzie and Ted ZiJnmerman of Quincy, Max Huey of Hillsdale, and Chuck Nill of Bronson. attract Raljdi Nimphie, of Battle Creek, ions. was Bill Short's guest. * * GOOD NEV?S—Club members were informed Tuesday that this marks the last year county taxpayers will have to pay on the bonded indebtedness incurred to finance construction of Maple Lawn hospital. STUDENT GUEST—Reggie Ivey, Coldwater High School senior, was the weekly student guest. Reggie is a varsity football and baseball star and after high school graduation hopes to attend the U. S. Naval Academy. This bit of good news was included in an interesting talk on County government given by He is particularly interested in studying 'chemibal engineering* Dean Pridgeon, California town ship supervisor and chairman of the Branch County Board of Super visors. Pridgeon, in his half-hour discourse, reviewed the various functions of county government, its organization and discussed recent changes in the thinking which guides the administration of county affairs. Following his talk, the speaker devoted nearly 10 min utes to an equally-interesting question and answer period. POHET PHHST Ah, Autumn's golden hue Tells us all next winter's due. Raking leaves you think is tough 'Till you shovel that fluffy stuff. Otis Barnes was the day's chairman and his program selection was a good one in the opinion of the members. * ABSENTEES—Andrews, Biringer, Etsweiler, Fiske, Goodholm, .Joseph, McKeith, Olson, Patterson, Seton it Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thunday 12:15 M. STURGI5 - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Cetlege Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMinEES Competitor Reibtions- MICH. Club Service Employer-Empioyee Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore Classification- 1957 . 1958 RICHARD JOHN Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin- LESTER WISE BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Douglas Woodward, M. A. Mc- James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel 1957.1958 John Walker, Ernest Luse tion Trade Associations- Leslie Woodward, Woyne Woy 27—Dale Dean Community Service September—1957 3—James VonWhy—Employer Wm. Bobier, Chairman 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Beard of Directors Meetings ^egulor — First Thursday each Month, Magazine- Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Harold Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Hill INTERNATIONAL Public G. Corlton CHARLES G. TENNENT Ralph Toupaiik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 10-Ernest Contacts- 7—Jim Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relations— 23—Wayne Woy 30—Clyde Williams 1—President's Program Luck—International In 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. 14—E. Harold Goodholm Burandt 29—Maurice Payne 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted Night 16—Harold T. Hill July-1958 formation H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proiecis— ton Luse January—1958 information- 27—Warner Van Aken 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' 31-M. A. McKeifh Barnes lations 20—Webster Treat June-1958 2—Corl Vinton 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas Paul Hurley, Don Shomo, Otis international sociations 19—Roy Fox 3—Roy Mulchahey—Rotorian Don Harris, Chairmen International Woodward—Trade As December—1957 International Service 29—Torg Skabo 6—Howard Teeter 26—Harry Joseph Guests— 22—Russell Moore 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 5—District Governor Axner Olson. Burandi Barnes 12—Leslie Fiske B—C. Alfred Rice 15—Wilford Couillard—Children's Parly May-1958 November—1957 holm Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. 29—Otis Scholarships—Awards—Student Student Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Night 22—Keith Avery E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat 1—Charles 8—Mark Andrews Loons— Rotary Information- Etsweller 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, 17—Keoth Poaree Night 31—Lewis Pennington April-1958 Relotions Charles Fiske Shorno — International Day 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Rural-Urban— 18—Harold McKnIght March—1958 3—Bill Milnes and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban October—1957 Harry Joseph, Dick Moore 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 10—John Dean 24—John February—1958 25—Donald Employee Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Thomas — Occupational In 4—James McComb 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Youth- Edward Holtz, Chairihon Chester Curry PROGRAMS 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Community SafetyProgramPhil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jack Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Craig Sebatd, John Etsweller, Keoth Peorce, Chairman Chester Allemier Von Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- ROTARY August—1957 Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupational Information— R. A. Treblicoek, Harold McKnight 28—R. A. Treblicoek and E. Byron formation Keith Four Way Test- Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION The Rotary Foundation- * Warren Williams, Albert Faller The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chong^ Members having special RICHARD BIRINGER, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 23B-M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Otis O. 240 371 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 944 56 1212 James Luck, 75 Church St. 133 Milford A. McKeltn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 1493 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary Duone E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Baifour Dr. — Doris 31 162-W 1021 1261 1415 1105 166 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy — 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Pool Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr. — Alleen 1717 235-W 15 883 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martho.— 66F14 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 803 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlee Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 29 498-J Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkoy, 95 S. Monroe St. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 75 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — VIrginio 892 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Liio 1400 87 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshoil St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rotho _1208-J Mooriee D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 680 B. K. Paarce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. — 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn.™ 76 Chorles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget— 883 Notary REFLECTOR f&S Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 96 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batovio, Michigan — LoMoine 593 54F3 63F12 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly — WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, coiaDWAXER, laca. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 121 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen V FREDERICK 2 —101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Glodys ^ 1192 1137 Ralph Toupaiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 190 Harold J. McKnIght, Coldwater State Home—Carol—1400 -.84 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion The COLDWATER COLDWATER, — Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 419 83 1039 Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. - Nancy IHC* 16 580 125 1220-J 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 2lj., 1957 LADIES' NIGHT-Eighty-six Rotarians and Rotary Anns Jamined their way into the basement dining room at Gracie's Tuesday night for a Ladies' Night dinner and program chairmanned by Doug Woodward. Following a smorgasbord dinner, the group watched and listened to Arthur Sinclair, a chalk-talker im ported from Detroit for the party. Dancing was supposed to conclude the evening but as we hear it, Jess Waldron, who was slated to feed the nickels into the juke box, didn't year was named Michigan's Outstanding Young Farmer. COMMUNITY SERVICE—For the second straight year, a Rotarian has been selected as general chaimnan of the annual Don Herr Clothe-a-Child for Christmas campaign. Ken Putnam was selected for the post at a meeting earlier this week. Last year Noel Shedd directed the can^jaign to a successful conclusion. deliver for some reason or other. Perhaps some of the older members with weary dogs did a little bribing, ROTARY QUIZ—What is "Service to Youth?" Service to youth, in Rotary, means those things that a Rotarian FUGITIVES—We understand some 16 fugitives from ladies night made up at Quincy Monday, and two others at Bronson V/ednesday. As 31 were absent, that leaves 13 members to make up before next Tuesday. does, as an individual or in coopera tion with his club, to promote the physicaT., mental and moral well-being of \>oys And girls, and older youth, in both urban and rural areas, and their development into good citizens through recreational programs, prevention of juvenile delinquency, vocational guid ance and training programs, financial assistance to students, etc. SORRY FELLAS—Three Bronson Rotar- ians, Bruce Wilbur, Gordon Brewer and R^ Smith, and Joe Wibel from Quincy showed up Tuesday noon at the Arlington, not knowing that the noon meeting had been cancelled. Secretary Chick Kennedy was on hand, however, to credit the quar tet for trying. POHET PETE: Papa Jess said he'd pay, Some said, that would be the day. And the juke box didn't play. Save more nickels that'a way. NEXT TUESDAY—Otis Barnes, who has next week's program, tells us that Dean Pridgeon, chairman of the Branch County Board of Supervisors, will be his speaker. Dean's topic will be county government. The county board chairman is super visor in California township and this SETON AND DUKE You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Pott Tavern - Monday 12:15 �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Competitor Relations- Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Warren Williams, AlBert Paller Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman OFFICERS Preildent Trade Associations- Poul Huriey Asst. Secretory Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMITT Wm. Clyde Willioms, Chairman Treosurer John Walker, Ernest Lose Holtz, Chairman Board oF Directors Meetings Boys' and Girls' Week- 12:15 P.M. Harold Special — At the coll of the President DISTRICT 635 ROTARY Public PRESIDENT Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton Burandt Sergeant of ArmsRalph Toupalik, Bill Short ASHEVILLE, N. C. Night 22—Keith Avery INTERNATIONAL Vocotional Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chalrmon GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT INTERNATIONAL sociations 19—Roy Fox 10—Ernest Barnes Kenneth 2—Carl Luse t6-Haroid T. Hill 23-Wayne Way 30—Clyde Willioms 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 7—Jim 1—President's Program Luck—Internotionol in formation 21—Robert 8—Charles Woodward 15—Wiiliom Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne 14—E. Harold Goodholm Olmsted Night 17—Chester Curry—Music Day January—1958 Information— Vinfon 9—Erich Schwengel-ladies' 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Chrlstmos Contocts— Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Von Aken June-1958 3—Roy Mulehohey-Rotorlon Relations— ton lations December—1957 Jim luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstlen, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- Buyer-Seller 6—Howard Teeter 26—Harry Joseph International Service 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 5—District Governor Don Harris, Chairman Coulllard—Children's 22—Russell Moore May-19S8 Bornes November—1957 12—Leslie Woodword—Trade As Olson. Internotlonal 29—Otis 1—Charles Fiske 8—C. Alfred Rice 15—Witford Porty 8—Mark Andrews 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Fiske International GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY Relations holm Student Guests— Axnar 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman 3—Bill Milnes Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keath Pearce October-19S7 Loans— Dole Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Mareh-1958 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Penningfon Aprll-1958 Scholarships—Awards—Student Hill Rotary Information- Shorno — International Day 24—John Etsweller Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Charles Ribbie—Community Sofety IB—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Foir 10—John Dean Hawkins. Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Ray Mulehohey, Chairman 4—James McComb Employee Ruroi-Urbon- gular — First Thursdoy each Month, Magazine- February—1958 3—James VonWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Youth- Edward E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In 11—Phil September—1957 ProgramDick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Mombership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Croig Sebold, John Etsweller, Keath Pearce, Chairman Chester Allemier Von Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Chester Curry PROGRAMS tion Community SafetyPhil Ribbie, Roy Fox, John Jack Music- ROTARY 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren V/iliiam$—4-H 27—Dole Dean Bobier, Cholrman Robert Kerr, Ed 1957-1958 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Communily Service 28—R. A. Trebllcock and formation August-1957 Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretory FRED WEEKS Howard Taoler, Cor) VInton Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRtNGER JOHN KENNEDY James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Chuck Woodward, Chairman Classification- 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE Douglos Woodward, M. A. McKeith Four Way Test- Occupational Information— R. A. Trebllcock, Harold MeKnight Keith Avery, Russell Moore BY ELECTION The Rotary Foundation— COMMIHEES Kerr The above Is our program schedule for the yeor 1957-58. If you wont to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phene No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bornice 238-M __.240 371 66F14 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther RIehord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 944 William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Morgaret 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mory 133 _ 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — CoMeen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Volerie 162-W 1021 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honehelt St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol Harold T. HIM, 431 E. Chicago St — Hcrmione 1717 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 203 E. Chicago — Evelyn „_„15 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr. — Alleen 883 NAME Addresi and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 803 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllma 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Lock, 75 Church St. — Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 29 498-J Address and Rotary Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 75 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virglnio 190 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion Ralpn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne ROTARIANS 121 101 96 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 1227 775-W Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilmo Warren Willioms, Botovixj, Michigan — LaMoine 54F3 63F12 .87 1400 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho _1208-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 680 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine. 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothei 77B-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1 Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Corl F. VInton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Ciay St. — Beatrice 36 43 39 16 593 Phil Ribbie, 351/2 Morse St. 1280 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia ..125 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmlft, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Cl. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1220-J 125 MICHIGAN TUESDAY ALWAYS 892 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mufchahoy, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1 2il 5 p.m., ARLINGTON 653-M Harold J. McKnight, Coldwatcr State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Morguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 i VISITING 2 1192 1137 922 36 Notary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 84 1717 Raymond A. Trebllcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary The COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phene No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 419 83 1039 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen NAME HOTEL WELCOME FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC, 580 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. October 17. 19^7 TURNABOUT—'Recently Keith Avery gave a talk to local Kxvranians upon the invitation of his ministerial colleage« Rev. Gerald B« Hartmano This week the latter returned the favor when Rev# Avery was Rotary pro gram chairman# ReVo Hartman, pastor of Free Methodist church and president of HONOR LIST—Make-up cards for Oct# 8 have been received by Secretary Chick Kennedy as follows s Dale Dean, Angola; Charley Fiske, Bronsoni Harold Goodholm, Litchfieldj John Jackson, Bronsoni Sec. Chick himself, Bronsoni Red McKnight, Quincy; Bill Short, Quincy; and Eyron Thomas, Quincy# Three absentees reported no make ups, and Warren Williams is yet to be heard from# the Coldwater Ministerian Associa tion, discussed the "need of men of strong faith" in today*s troubled ABSENT TUESDAY—Cuny, Holtz, Jackson, Mulchahey, Pennington, Rice, Skabo, Way and Warren Williams. world# * * * * NEXT TUESDAY—There will be no noon meeting at the hotel# In its place the club will host its Rotary Anns at a Ladies Night din ner and program at Grade*s# Doug Woodward, chairman, tells us to emphasize that dinner will be at 7 p#ni. It will be served QUESTION—Is a Rotarian a member of Rotaiy International? Al'ISWER—No. of a Rotary club and the club is a member of Rotary International. * * smorgasbord style. A chalk talk will follow the meal and after that there will be dancing for those desiring, and physically fit to cut a rug or two# * OUR GUESTS—Last Tuesday the club had Rotarians Dale Ulery of The Rotarian is a member SOMEONE SAID—"Use what talents you possess# The woods would be very silent if no birds sang except those who sang best." All of which reminds us to comment that the ole Digger seems to be a man of many talents. He certainly got a lot of volume out of the members Tuesday when he subbed for Song Leaders Ed and Chet# Goshen, Ind., Itev# Wm. Cruthers, Carlton McKenzie and Wilraar Moore of CJuincy, George Hubbard of Union City, and Bud Higbie of Bronson, POHET PETES as its guests. R# B# Somerville, of Ada, was a guest of Ed Hawkins# The week's student guest Bob Kerr hu,rTied on his way Such a beautiful sunny day. 35 per said the sign Just 12 bucks was the fine. was Hal Kemp, Coldwater high school _ senior,.. who_.is .interested _ in cpmpetitive sports, hunting, bowling, fish ing ai:id taxidermy# Hal plans to enroll at Michigan State University Seton & Duke next year# * * EARLY LEAVERS—lU too many# You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12;1S M. BRONSON — CongregoHonot Church — Wodnetday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuraday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12K}0 M. ANGOLA - Colleg# Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.SX) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMinEES MICH. Club Service Competitor Relations- Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman OFFICERS BY Keith Avery, Russell Moore ELECTION ClasslBcation— 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mork Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— BIRINGER Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Poul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship— Treotorer CIvde WMiioms, Chairman CHARLES SCHMITT John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, John Warren Williams, Albert Faller Employer-Employee RelationsJames Vanwhy, Erich Schwengel Four Woy TestHoward Teeter, Carl VInton Oceupotional Information— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold MeKnight Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Board of Directore Meetings ^ Special — At the call of the President Rotary InformationBob Show, Chairman Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton Ralph Toupallk, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Choirman April-19S8 1—Charles Andrews Barnes International 22—Keith Avery May-1958 29—Otis Barnes 29—Torg Skabo 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November-1957 sociations 19—Ray Fox lations 20—Webster Trent 27—Warner Van Aken June-1958 2—Carl VInton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Mulchahey—Rotarlan Luse Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International Information- Rice 22—Russell Moore 10—Ernest Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Fiske 8—C. Alfred 15—Wilford Coulllard—Children's Party 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Night 17—Chester Curry—Music Day formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm Kenneth Olmsted ton Etsweiler October—1957 3—Roy Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Buyer-Seller Relations— H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proiects— GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night December—1957 Contacts- 17—Keoth Peoree 24—John 26—Harry Joseph International March-1958 3-Bill Milnes 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 31—Lewis Pennlngton Axner Olson. Don Harris, Chairman Shorno — International Day Dean 5—District Governor Internotionol Service Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. 25—Donald 10—John holm Student Guests— Burandt Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnIght Fair 12—Leslie Woodward—Trode As E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Public Information — PRESIDENT FIske Loans— Dale Dean, Webster Treat 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren VViliiams—4-H 27—Dole Dean 8—Mork Scholarships—Awards—Student Harold Hill 4—James McComb Relations Rural-Urban- February—1958 11—Phil 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Charles PROGRAMS Employee Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety- Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rico, legular — First Thursday each Month, ROTARY 3—James VonWhy—Employer and Youth- Magazine- 1957-1958 September—1957 Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week- Thomas — Occupational In formation tion Trade Associations- 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Keitn 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa son. BUI Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled ChildrenMembership— R. G. Waldron, Donold Harris, and Fritz Croig Seboid, John Etsweiler, Keath Pearee, Chairman Chester Allemier Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Douglos Woodward, M. A. Me- August—1957 Dean Music- The Rotary Foundation— 21—Robert Kerr 1—President's Program In 3—Charles Woodward IS—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Mourice Payne The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the chang^ Members haying special RICHARD oiruAon BIRINGER, RioiKitfFP Program Pmnrnm Chairman — Telephone Telanhona 944 programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark 23S-M S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf., — Ruth 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce „66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 944 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 176 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 56 ___1212 452-R Wilford C. Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — cllen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 133 31 162-W 1021 1261 John V/. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte-. 1415 1105 Chorlos H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone 1717 235-W Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — lenore—1399 Edward C. Holtz, 203 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen._ 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address end Rotary Ann 803 1466 Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Luck, 75 Church St. 29 498-J - 419 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. - Robert E, Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peort St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 593 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Mariorj E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut Sf. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 75 83 1039 Milford A, McKeiln, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 190 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna— Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 43 Russell G. Woidron, 151 N. Hudson St. - Delia 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty Sf. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 775-W 16 Warren Williams, Datavlo, Michigan — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia 63F12 580 Douglas P. Woodwarcl, 20 Persons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1220-J -125 680 Freaeriek H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 1 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall Sf. .>—1280 76 883 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPiTING PRODUCTS. COLDW-ATER, MICR. COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., A RLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 39 593 54F3 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R 'Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 36 36 Carl F. VInton, 182 E, Chicago St. — Alice 937 by 96 922 James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth ne COLDWATER Published 892 —121 101 23 1208-J 778-R Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. .653-M 1400 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gathei Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 2 1192 1137 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 562 87 87 B. K. Pcarce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 84 1717 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Harold J. McKnIght, Coldwoter State Home—Carol—1400 William A, Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth— Harry Joseph, 303 N. Hudson St. — Ethel INC 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 10, 19^7 •TAKE IT EASY—Mark Andrews, who was program chairman this week, pre sented a highway safety movie which, EARLY LEAVERS—Eight club members and one visiting Rotarian.. ''among other things, illustrated that ■Vr spaed, carelessness and lack of cour tesy toward the other driver are the pidme causes of highway mishaps# TO ROTARY ANNS—Has your husband got his tickets for Ladies Night yet? If not, remind him to bring ^6 to next The Tuesday's meeting. film showed how the in dividual driver traveling on today's multi-laned highways, can protect himself as well as others by employ ing common sense, safe driving Ladies Night is scheduled for 7 p.m. Oct. 22 and will be held at Grade O'Shanahan's. practices. Doug Woodward, Chairman, has secured Arthur A. Sinclair, of Detroit, a clever chalk talker. Sinclair, who Bert Sibley, director of audio-visual education in the local schools, operated the projector and was a guest at the weekly luncheon preceding the program. received his training at the Chicago Art Institute, employs chalk of many colors to illustrate his talk, which is entitled "The Lighter Side". * * VISITING ROTARIANS—Wendell LADIES' MAN—Ray Mulchahey, we are Habhaway, Bert Ward, Bill Cadman, Buss Megargle, Dick Schultz and Ken Yesh, all of Bronsonj Dave Jordan, John Estrich and Gus Bledsoe, of Angola, Ind.j and Ted Zimmerman told, is leaving Monday for Menominee where on Tuesday he is scheduled to address the Menominee Women's Club. will be various fields His subject of social work. and Carlton McKenzie of Quincy. ■» NEW MUSIC—The club had both a new accompanist and new music this week. Mrs. Grace Holbrook has replaced Winnie, Trtio has moved with her family to SPECIAL GUESTS—Bill Putnam of Lansing (Ken's pappy), and Dave Lockwood, the week's CHS student Saginaw. guest. Chet Curry, who directed the group musical effort Tuesday, kind of crossed the boys up by picking a bouple Dave, a senior, has a wide field of interests including sports, of new (at least unfamiliar) tunes. mechanics and anything to do with The result did not represent Coldwater Rotary's best brand of vocalizing. science. He is a member of the Hi-Y Club, Varsity club and is a member * of the Cardinal varsity football and track teams. He plans to enter college after high school graduation and study either engineering or science, POHET PETE! Roo-ty toot, roo-ty toot - -Osgood went to the. institute, Hope .he learns what we all know •»_ These durn taxes gotta go. ELSEWHERE—Members Avery, Dale Dean, Fiske, Goodholm, Hawkins, Jackson, Kennedy, Luck, McKnight, Short, ^Thomas and Warren Williams were absent ^'Tuesday. Seton ic Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Unipn Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.$.T.) I ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMinEES Cemputitor Relations- Club Service Emp1oyer*Employee Relotlons- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification— 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mork Andrews, Torg Skabo President Vice President Bulletin— RICHARD BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretory FellowshipTreasurer Clyde Williams, Chairman JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMin John Walker, Ernest Luse Dick Biringer, Chairman DiRECTORS-The President, Vice President. John Dean Bill Bobier, Horvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Woldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Keath Pearce, Chairman Van Aken. Jim McComb, Werner Van Aken Music- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Boord of Directors Meetings Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. 636 ROTARY Dale Deon, Webster Treat Public PRESIDENT G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton ASHEVILLE, N. C. Ralph Toupoiik, Bill Short Community Service Wm. Bobier, Cholrman Boys' end Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack* son. INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL September—1957 3-Bill Mllnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keath Pearce Employee 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 10—John Dean 31—Lewis Pennlngton 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 24—John Etsweller April-1958 Relations 8—Mark Andrews 22—Russell Youth- 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— 29—Otis May-1958 Charles FIske Guests— Woodward—Trade As sociations June-195a December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Contacts- Barnes Luse 24—Ed Holli—Merry Christmas 17-Chester Curry-Music Day 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 7—Jim Luck—International formotion 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams January—1958 Information— 2—Carl Vlnton Mulchahey—Rotarlan 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman Falter—Competitor Re lations 20—Webster Treat 27—Worner Van Aken 19—Roy Fox 3—Ray Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Kenneth 6—Howard Teeter 26—Harry Joseph Axner Olson. Moore 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert November-1957 5—District Governor holm Internotional Barnes 12—Leslie H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning* Internatlonol Student Projects- ton 15—Wilford Coulllard—Children's Parly 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Night Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relations— 1—Charles FIske 8—C. Alfred Rice October—1957 Croig Sebald, John Elsweiler, Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Shorno — international Day March-1958 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Chester Allemier Ribble—Community Sofety 18—Harold McKnIght 25—Donold 27—Dale Dean Crippled Children- International GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS 4—James McComb 11—Phil 13—Chester Allemier Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way In February—1958 20—Warren Wlliams—4-H Foir Inlernotlonal Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY PROGRAMS tion Knight Trade Associations- Burandt Sergeant of Arms- Thomas — Occupational 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc* Student Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1957-1958 Occupational information- E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Show, Chairmon 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron formation August—1957 Loans— Rotary Information- INTERNATIONAL Howard Teeter, Carl Vlnton Scholarships—Awards—Student Harold Hill Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Four Way Test- Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magazine- .^egulor — First Thursday each Month, Douglas Woodward, M. A. McKeitn Community Safety- Program- The Rotary Foundation- 1—President's Program In- 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairmen — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth .240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 66F14 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 944 James Luck, 75 Church St. 1212 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 56 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfioid Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Maiw Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — cllen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 31 162-W 1021 John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St. — Charlotte 1105 John T. Dean, 59 Riclgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 1243 1717 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn. Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 15 ..883 - 803 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma ..... 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth — 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth — Frank I. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen— 75 83 1039 190 Horold J. McKnIght, Coldwoler Stote Home—Corol—1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Rlchord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 1400 23 _..1203-J B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorroine 680 937 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chlcogo — Gathel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, II E. Chicago St. — Eleanor— 1 Phil Ribble. SSVa Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 76 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M 121 101 96 922 36 James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vlnton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. - Delia 43 39 1227 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretchen ____775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Warren Williams, Batovia, Michigan — LaMoine MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 16 593 54F3 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — CeMo Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 580 H. 125 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly 125 WEEKS QUALITY SPRI.^^G PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, COLDWATER, 36 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK Meeting Time: 892 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chlcogo St. — Mary L.UW ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 2 1192 1137 ... 'Rotary REFLECTOR by 84 1717 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia— Ralph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Tbe COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita INC �Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. October 3. 1957 HOlffi TALEOT—This week's prograr.i was in charge of Vince Kornstein, who presented Bob Kerr, Jim McComb and Bert Faller in a panel discussion of buyer»seller relationships from the retailer's viewpoint. As usually is the case when club members take over the weekly programs, Tuesday's offering made a big hit with the audience. Vince and his three EARLY lEAVERS'"—The list jumped from three to eight this week. * * LADIES NIGHT—Chairman Doug Woodward says be prepared to buy your ticket next Tuesday or the following week for the big Ladies Night scheduled for Oct. 22nd at Grade's. The charge will be $3 a person, ifdiich dl.l, include dinner, pro gram (a chalk talker) and a favor for cohorts did a bang up job. the ladies. •it ■it * GCM STAHS-~Make up cards for September 2h were received for the following memberss Dale Dean, Bronsons John Etsweiler, Wildwood, N.J ♦ I Ed Hawkins, Bronson| Red McKnight, Roscomraoni Lou Pennington, Quincys Phil Ribble, Quincyj Graig Sebald, HAIL AND FAREWELL—Roy Patterson has asked the board to be readmitted as a member,while at Thursday's board meeting a letter of resignation was received from Jim Luck, who is leaving his post as station director at WTVB to become Public Quincyi Bill Short, Quincy, Ralph Toupalik, Bronsonj and Les Woodward, Service Director at iVTOV^O in Ft. Wayne. So, the club is regaining a member and losing Hancock. one almost simultaneously. •it •it * TUESDAY' S GUESTS—Rotarians Bob Pennell and Garlton McKenzie of Bronson and Quincy, respectively. Doc Pearce had Larry Engstrom of Lansing as his guest, while Fred Weeks was host to Tom Chapman of Lansing. IT'S DEFINITE—The club will present some kind of a show early next year. The board Thursday authorized Director Ed Holtz to start planning. Whether it will be another minstrel show or some other type of production has not been de termined. So, if you have any ideas on the subject, now is the time to speak up or forever hold Steve Gordon, CHS senior, was the week's student guest. Steve's extra-curricular activities at high school include golf, debating and membership in the Intemationd Rela tions Club. He plans to study dentistry at the University of I£.chigan following high school graduation. •M- •«• « « . . •» HELPING HAl-ID—The club's directors have voted to allocate #30 again this year toward the cost of transporting a group of physically handicapped children to Hillsdale to participate in a swimming program. •» ABSENTEES—Allemier, Dale Dean, Burandt, "McKnight, Muichahey,--Ribbley Schwengel, Short, Toupalik, Trebilcock, Warrer Van Aken, Waldron, Wise, Les POHET PETEs Now remember fellows When you buy that gal a ring. Don't blame Woodward and Etsweiler. 'ole Edward It's the guy who made the thing. Seton Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern -- Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF The Rotary Foundotion— Competitor RelationsDouglas Woodword, M. A. McWarren Williams, Albert Faller Keitn Employer-Employee i:elations— COMMinEES Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Horvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodword, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo Presided RICHARD BIRINGER Vice Preildent Bulletin- JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS S.erelary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Jorin Walker, Ernest Luse Program- DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupational Information— R. A. Trebileock, Harold McKnight Trade 27—Date Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman September—1957 Edward Holtz, Chairmon Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 P. M. ROTARY Public Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Carlton Fiske Vocotionai Service R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT Contacts- Barnes International Moy-19S8 29—Otis Barnes Kenneth 6—Howard Teeter lations Woodward—Trade As sociations 19—Roy Fox 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Van Aken June-1958 2—Cor) Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Mulchohey—Rotarlan Luse 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 31-M. A. McKeith formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Faller-Competitor Re November—1957 January—1958 7—Jim Lock—International information- H. V. Kornstion, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- INTERNATIONAL 22—Russell Moore 10—Ernest Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relations— 15—Douglas Woodword—ladles' 3—Ray Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Rice Couiilord—Children's Party 5—District Governor Don Harris, Chairman 8—C. Alfred 15—Wilford Night 22—Keith Avery 12—Leslie International Service INTERNATIONAL Aprll-1958 1—Charles FIske December—1957 International Shorno — International 24—Axnor Olson—Student Day Night 31—Lewis Pennington October—1957 Axner Olson. Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Etsweiler 26—Harry Joseph Burandt GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Dean holm Student Guests— Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. Allemler Youth- E. Byron Thomas, Horold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman 25—Donald Day 3—Bill Milnes Relotions 8—Mark Andrews Loans— Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safely 18—Harold McKnlght 17—Keath Pearce 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Craig Sebold, John Etsweller, Charles 10—John 24—John 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Scholarships—Awards—Student Harold Hill Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President Week- Rural-Urban— Mogazine— Ray Mulchohey, Chairman February—1958 March-1958 Employee Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety- Chester In 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Crippled Children— Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken ^vegular — First Thursday each Month, tion Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Music- Thomas — Oceupatlonal formation 4—James MeComb Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Boys' and Girls' PROGRAMS 13—Chester Allemler 20—Warren Williams—4-H Fair Associations- son. Keath Pearce, Chairman ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Dick Biringer, Choirmon Dean 1957-1958 August—1957 John Membership— Van Aken. ROTARY Four Way Test- Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin DISTRICT 536 James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel 28—R. A. Trebileock and E. Byron Night 16-Horold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyoe Willioms July-1958 1—President's Program in B-Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Payne The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1957-58. If you wont to ehanoo dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such -.,.1- os Ladies' Night, moy appoint o committee 1..-- to assist T-. with . ..I the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 238-M 240 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66^4 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1493 944 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfleld Dr. — Josephine 1212 452-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 56 Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imegene Chester H, Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Moi^ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Rldgmoor Rd. — Valerie 133 31 162-W 1021 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Roth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..l399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — CaroLHarold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 1717 235-W Pool Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr. — Aileen 15 B83 NAME Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 83 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralpn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — cfileon John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 593 29 498-J Ffonk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeiln, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon 43 .1227 87 Carl F, Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 23 1208-J — 680 937 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothei Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ROTARIANS MICHIGAN TUESDAY ALWAYS 121 101 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy HOTEL WELCOME 96 922 36 36 39 775-W 16 Freaerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Worren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celio Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Persons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 593 54F3 63F12 H. WEEKS INC. 580 125 1220-J Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON 892 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Roth 87 1400 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila FREDERICK VISITING 653-M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Richord D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine i a Meeting Time: 2 1192 1137 Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwaler State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Totary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 84 1717 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suionno Raymond A. Trebileock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary V/arner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys The COLDWATER Published Phone No. 803 1466 John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 125 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. .SEPTEMBER 26, 1957 GOVERNOR'S DAY—District Governor TSE MISSED—Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Goodholm, Hawkins, McKnight, Pennington, Ribble, Sebald, Short, Toupalik, Treat, and Les Woodward, all of whom were listed as being absent. George F. Dean, of Charlotte, paid his official visit to the club Tuesday, All but 12 members of the club were present for the noon meeting and heard George review his recent trip to Lucerne for the annual Itotary International * * convention. NEXT WEEK—Vince Komstein is the Governor George's comments on Rotary clubs visited while abroad, and his program chairman. He hasn't as yet disclosed his plans to us. analysis of conditions in the countries * .;^Jlted, were of pai'ticular interest. * In the evening the annual Club Assembly was held at the hotel with Go\'ernor George expressing interest * COMING UP—Rotary Anns will be entertained October l5, which will be Ladies Night. and pleasure in the various plans made by the club officers and chairmen for the coming year. Doug Woodward is chair- maning the event. More about it later. HOW TRUE—Someone has * VilE WERE PROUD—Only three members had to talce off early Tuesday without hearing the program, That's the lowest total in weeks. * * said: "If you want to stay young, associate with young people j if you want to feel your age, try to keep up with them". * * CONGRATS—To John Etsweiler, who this week is being advanced to member ship in the American College of Hospital FROM OTHER CLUBS—Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio, C. D. McKenzie of ^aincy, Russ Megargel of Bronson, and Howard Sharpley of Hillsdale, formed Tuesday's visiting Rotarian list. Administrators• THE MAN IS WISE Triio knows when to * •if speak his mind and when to mind his speech. •if SENIOR QUEST—During the coming weeks the club will act as host weekly to a senior student from Coldwater high school. •» •if * le:, This week's ^est was Charles Young, CHS student mayor. Chuck is a varsity basketball and tennis player, a member of the Varsity C club, and is planning to enroll at Northwestern University after high school graduation POHET PETE: ^'6 .re The leaves are turning yellow. And the winds begin to blow. Soon D^ will start to. bellow in the 'Cause he's got tp ,si\gyel s^gWf^et next June, uru ^ /v. • •-•••• ^ ' "i ■ '1'- i. co-.'r. jnt-era t. Seton & Duke 1. be YviJ.1 be •'t chai"later. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER v.'j. your QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeterio — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAULE CREEK — Past Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Competlto" Relations- COMMinEES Warren "Williams, Albert Feller Club Service COLDWATER, MICH. Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 - 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairman LESTER WISE Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMin Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley Fellowship— Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Four Way Test- Howard Teeter, Cor! Vinton Occupational Information— Board of Directors Meetirtgs ^.tegular — First Thursday each Month, Roy Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Harold R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Mc« Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way PRESIDENT ROTARY Bill Mllnes, Chairman INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Vocational Service INTERNATIONAL R. G. WALDRON, Chairman GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 636TH ROTARY Buyer-Seller DISTRICT Etsweiler April-19S8 1—Charles 22—Russell Moore 22—Keith Avery May-1958 29—Otis 29—Torg Skabo Barnes 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert Falier—Competitor Re November—1957 lations 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Van Aken 5—District Governor 12—Leslie Woodward—Trode As sociations 19—Ray Fox June-195B 26—Horry Joseph 2—Corl 3—Roy Night Mulchahey—Rotarlan 10—Ernest 16-HGrold Luse Contacts- 30—Clydo Williams 31-M. A. McKeith Barnes July-1958 1—President's Progrom January—1958 Information- 7—Jim Luck—international 8—Charles In- Woodward 15—William Short formation 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Mouriee Payne 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Olmsted T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz-Merry Christmas Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' December-1957 Don Harris, Chairman Rice Couillard-Children's 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Night Axner Olson. Fiske 8-C. Alfred 15—Wilford Forty 8—Mark Andrews holm Kenneth ton 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Night 31—Lewis Pennington Relations H. V. Kornstlen, Lewis Penning- Internationol Student Projects- INTERNATIONAL 24—John Olmsted—Stag 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Charles Fiske International 17—Keath Pearce Dean Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relotions— Shorno — Intemotlonol Day Fair October-1957 Rural-Urban— international Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald Employee International Service Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. February—1958 March—1958 10—John 17—Kenneth Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Burandt In September—1957 3~Bill Mllnes 3—Jomes VonWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' end Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Student Guests— Public Informotion — Thomas — Occupational formation 4—James McComb 27—Dale Dean E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron 11—Phil 20—Warren Williams—4-H Loons— Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL ROTARY PROGRAMS tion 13—Chester Atlemier Knight Trode Associations- Scholarships—Awards—Student Hill Rotary Information- 1957-1958 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magazine- Keith August—1957 Youth- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Douglas Woodward, M. A. Me- Employer-Employee RelationsJames VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Community SafetyProgramPhil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jack Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Craig Sebald, John Etsweiler, Keath Pearce, Chairman Chester Aliemier Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- The Rotary Foundation- The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members haying special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Relory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 238-M 240 371 Otis O. 66F14 Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1493 .__„944 56 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirifeld Dr. — Josephine Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Ma^ Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy -,.-1243 Edgor M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr. — Alleon.-.. 883 - - 75 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Aiden St, — Mildred 1192 1137 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Sozonno Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary V/arner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 1400 680 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aiden St. —..Berget Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia E. Byron Tbomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 23 _._1208-J 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 64 1717 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Slate Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho Phone No. Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 83 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 133 162-W 1021 1261 .1415 1105 .166 533-R NAME Phone No. James Luck, 75 Church St. Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Louro 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfisid Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Falier, 95 N. Honehett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Or, — Doris Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. ~ Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha — 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene NAME 937 653-M 892 121 101 96 922 36 36 43 39 1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 775-W 16 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wlimo Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celia 54F3 63F12 580 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 778-R 1 1280 76 883 2 Charles L. Woodward. 163 Marshall St. 593 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 125 : •-'j- The COLDWATER ^Rotary REFLECTOR i Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. a FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published INC. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME ' .'.iiJ I ' 125 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth ' '< ^ — •' " '"i "' t' • ff' �I'lJe' *He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S, A. September 20, 1957 LOTS OF FUN—-That was the verdict reached by those who attended the club's annual stag shindig at the Sportsmen's club near Bronson this week. * SHARED FUN——Guests John Hickory of Burr Oak, Si Treat, Jim Bailey, Pete Williams Barney Trebilcock, Charley Fiske and their aides erased all question as to their ability as chefs. The and Rex Kiess and Ot-to Rissman of Bronson. barbequed chicken, prepared over charcoal grills, was worth the price of adiidssion. The boys labored over the fires from U p.m. on. Those witnessing the skeet and trap shooting in the afternoon de cided they wouldn't pick a gunfight * They were just as impressed with the markmanship of Duke Davidson, who posted the same score—in reverse. Duke later explained tdiat he got a bum box of shells which only had two live ones in it. * * BIG DAY COiaNG—Next Tuesday is the pne day of the club year which stands out. It will mark the annual visit of the District Governor to our club. with Clyde Williams, who "dusted" 23 out of 25 birds at skeet. of Cold- water, John Heller of Coldwater Lake, Charles Clark of Cincinnati, Ohio, President Les Wise urges that the club make a concerted effort to register a 100 per cent attendance in honor of District Governor George F. Dean's visit here. The club will hear a talk by Gov. Dean at the noon luncheon meeting, and at 6§30 p.m. there will be a club After dinner group singing was 'assembly at which all new members should enjoyed (a group here, a group there and, at times, groups everywhere). be in attendance along with the officers Gus and his bull fiddle. Red with his banjo and Pete Williams with his guitar augmented the music. Bert F was the day's only casualty. We understand he is think ing of applying for membership in one of those Polar Bear swimming clubs. and various chairmen. Speaking of the chairmen—those who haven't filed their reports when they read this notice had better get busy. Time is mighty short. * POHET PETEs Xep, it was a lot of fun and Chairman Ken Olmsted and his committee did a swell job. Shooting skeet's lots of fun. You fire your shots, one by one. Then relax and heave a sigh. As the birds sail safely by. EARLY LEAVERS—None, of course. « « MISSED FUN—Andrews, Avery, Bobier, Curry, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Harris, Hurley, Jackson, Joseph, Luck, McConkey, Milnes, Mulchahey, Olson, Pennington, Rice, Schmitt, Shorno, Van Why and Way, all of whom were Seton Sl Duke absent. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUtNCY — Utiton Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thuriday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMinEES Competitor Relations- MICH. Club Service Employer-Employee Relotlons— Warren Williams, Albert Folier Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Couillard, Chairmon Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 . 1958 PrAsldent Vice President Bulletin— LESTER WISE RICHARD JOHN Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo BIRINGER Paul Hurley Asst. Secretory FellowshipTreasurer Clyde Williams, Chairman FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMin John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- Dick Birlnger, Chairmon DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, ond Fritz Keath Pearce, Chairman Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. Music- Edward Board of Directors MeetlnB* Ray Mulchahey, Chairman Special — At the call of the President 636 ROTARY Public PRESIDENT ROTARY 0. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corfton 27—Dale Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman September—1957 Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short INTERNATIONAL Vocationol Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairmon IS-Horold McKnight 25—Donald Fair Shorno — International Day March-1958 3—Bill Milnes Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keoth Pearce Employee 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Community Safety- 24—John Etsweiler April-1958 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pcnnlngton Phil Ribole, Ray Fox, John Jack son. October—1957 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Crippled Children— Cralg Sebald, John Etsweiler, Relations 8—Mark Andrews Chester Allemler 1—Charles Flsko 8—C. Alfred Rice 15—Wilford Couillard-Children's Party 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' 22—Russell Moore Youth- Night 22—Keith Avery Rural-Urban— 29—Otis May-1953 Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Chorles Fiske Guests— sociations 19—Roy Fox 3—Ray 2—Carl Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Lose 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Ciirlstmos 1—President's Program In- formotion 8—Charles Woodward 15—Williom Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 14—E. Harold Goodholm 29—Mourice Poyne 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted Night 17—Chester Curry-Music Day January—1958 7—Jim Luck—international Information— Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Mulchahoy—Rotarian 10—Ernest lations 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Van Aken June-1958 December—19S7 Don Horrls, Chairman Internotional 6—Howard Teeter 26—Harry Joseph Axner Olson. 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 5—District Governor holm International Barnes 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade As Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relations— H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- INTERNATIONAL 11—Phil RIbble—Community Sofety 10—John Dean Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT February—1958 3—James VonWhy-Employer and 10—Kenneth International Service Sergeant of Arms- In Boys' and Giris' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Burandt GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY Leslie Woodword, Woyne Woy Student Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman INTERNATIONAL ASHEVILLE, N. C. Trade Associations- Thomas — Occupational 4—James McComb tion E. Byron Thomas, Horold Good- Dole Dean, Webster Treat PROGRAMS 13—Chester Allemler Loons— Bob Shaw, Chairman INTERNATIONAL ROTARY 20—Warren V/llliams—4-H Scholarships—Awards—Student Harold Hill Rotary Informotlon— 1957-1958 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Knight 28—R. A. Trebilcock ond E. Byron formation August-1957 Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupational Information— R. A. Trebllcock, Harold Mc* Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magazi ne— 12:15 P. M. DISTRICT Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry — first Thursday each Month, James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Secretary KENNEDY Douglos Woodward, M. A. McKeith Four Way Test- Attendonce— The Rotory Foundation— The above Is our program schedule for the yoar 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with onofher member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members haying special RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rolary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 238-M NAME Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf., — Ruth 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Oils O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther__ 1493 Richard F. BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 944 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 56 Selon C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clora Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Ma^ 133 ..31 NAME Address and Rolary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wllmo 1466 593 Horold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Luck, 75 Church St. - 493-J 419 Robert B. Kerr, liS Peckham St. — Martha Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth — James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Mliford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen... Harold J. McKnight, Coidwater Stale 162-W 1021 Willfom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Folier, 95 N. Honehett St. — Charlotte 1105 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1261 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris .... 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore... 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 1717 -235-W 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Ailoen ItS-S 883 29 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred D. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine NAME Address and Rotary Ann 87 87 1400 23 1208-J 680 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathol Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmltt, 18 E. Alden St. — Bargetc 76 883 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 121 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Meeting Time: 1 2 : 1 5 p . m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A RL I N GTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 36 36 James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 43 Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice -.39 Russell G. Wcidron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia 1227 John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grefchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 775-W 16 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilina Warren Williams, Batovia, Michigon — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cello Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth 54F3 63F12 530 125 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, COLDWATER, 96 922 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Notary REFLECTOR by 892 V/ebslcr Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne The COLDWATER Published 1137 653-M 1039 562 1192 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie— Rolpn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 190 84 1717 2 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 75 83 Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Home—Carol—1400 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 803 INC. 125 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 12, 19^7 THEY'Ii BE THERE—Bamey Trebilcock and Charley Fiske assure us they are planning to attend the club's annual stag shindig at the Sportsmen's club north of Bronson Tuesday night. OUR GUESTS—Four Bronson Hotarians, Gordon Brewer, Robert Wilhelm, Bill Campbell and Ken Yesh were Tuesday visitors, along with Ray Emmick of Zanesville, Ohio, Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio, John Estrich of Angola, Ind., and W. C. Linderaan This is good news, seeing that they are the chefs slated to barbeque the poultry. of Quincy. There will be trap and skeet shooting, eating and other diver sions from iis30 on. Joe Ridderer, new manager of the local J. G. Penney store, was a guest Bring your of Noel Shedd. guns but buy your shells at the club. (It seems the clay pigeons * have to be paid for even if you can't hit them.) ABSEOTEES—Barnes, Curry, Hawkins, Kornstein, Luck, McConkey, McKnight, There will be no meeting at the Arlington Tuesday. Late res Russ Moore. Teeter and Olmsted. ervations (not too late, that is) * * will be taken by Maury Payne. HOW ABOUT IT?—District Governor •5f George F. Dean will visit the club * Sept. 2ho It seems to us this would THIS IWEEK—Tuesday's program, to coin a pun, was a real credit to the chairman, John Dean, who presented John S. Pierson, manager of the Branch County Credit Bureau, be a good time for a 100 per cent as his speaker. , CHAIRMEN PICKED—PresidentLes announced Tuesday that Bob Kerr and Pierson deicribed meeting. the various Dick Moore will co-chairman the club's football dinner for the CHS gridders following the local prep season. The services performed by his bureau and its method of operation. He emphasized that a credit bureau's Job is to compile information and not Judge or try to control date will be announced later. •if •if ■if credit. PILFERED—How many of us are like The members seemed particularly interested in the psychology employed by the local bureau and plied Pierson Tdth numerous questions following wheel-barrows—useful only when pushed and too easily upset? •if * •if his talk. POHET PETE; * Summer is over We can tell. YOU CAN'T WIN—Late arrivals and early leavers both drew fines Tuesdays One or" two got "it both coming and going by arriving after 12sli> and departing before the Too many meetings Spouse does yell:; program. •if •if Seton & Duke •if You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF The Rotary FoundationCompetitor Relations— • Douglas Woodward, M. A. MeWarren Williams, Albert Foller COMMITTEES Club Service MICH. Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore ELECTION Closslficatlon— 19S7 - 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodward, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo Presldanl RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer Employer-Employee Relotlons— James VonWhy, Erich Schwenget John Walker, Ernest Luso Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton Oecupatlenol R. A. Trebilcock, Harold MeKnight tion Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings »g\i\aT — First Thursday each Month, Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. Harold Rotary Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton 29—Otis Scholarships—Awards—Student Axner INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman sociations Barnes INTERNATIONAL 16-Harold T. Hill 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith July-195B 1—President's Program in formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted ton Night 24—U Holtz—Merry Christmas January—1958 7—Jim Luck—International information- Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT Luse 17—Chester Curry-Music Day Contacts- Vinton 9—Eirch Schwengel—Ladles' Mulchahey—Rotarlan 10—Ernest 27—Warner Van Aken 2—Carl December—1957 3—Ray lations 20—Webster Treat June-1958 26—Harry Joseph Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis international As 19-Ray Fox Don Harris, Chairman Internatlonol 6—Howord Teeter 5—Distirct Governor Olson. 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re 12—Leslie Woodward—Trade holm Couillard-Children's 22—Russell Moore May-1958 Barnes November—1957 FIske Internatlonol Service Ralph Toupalik, Bllt Short Vocational Service ROTARY 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladles' Rural-Urban— 1—Charles Fiske 8—C. Alfred Rice 15—Wllford Party 8—Mark Andrews Night 22—Keith Avery Burondt GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GOVERNOR 636TH Relations Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. Aprll-1958 Etsweiler 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Student Guests— Information — 24—John October—1957 E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Bob Shaw, Chairman 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—lewis Pennington Loons— Dale Dean, Webster Treat Public PRESIDENT Hill Information- 10—John Dean Youth- Charles Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keoth Pearce Employee Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Magazine- 3-811! Milnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Shorno — Internailcnai Day March—1958 September—1957 Dick Blrlnger, Chairman DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, John Dean son. Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, ond Fritz Crolg Sebald, John Etsweller, Keath Peorce, Cholrmon Chester Allemler Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Music- Fair 27—Dale Dean Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' ond Girls' Week- 11—Phil Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight 25—Donald 13—Chester Allemler Leslie Woodward, Woyne Way February-1958 4—James McComb 20—Warren Williams—4-H Trade Associations- Robert PROGRAMS 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa Community SafetyPhil RIbble, Ray Fox, John Jack Progrom— ROTARY August-1957 Information- 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In formation 1957-1958 Four Way Test- AttendanceOFFICERS BY Keith B—Charles Woodward 15—Wllliom Short 22—Gust C. Burandl 29—Maurice Payne The above Is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program cholrmon of the chang^ Members haying special RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Cholrmon — Telephone 944 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay — Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf., — Roth__ 238-M 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernico 371 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richord F. Blrlnger, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgaret NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jockson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 333 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 803 1466 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martho 29 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma— Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 944 56 James luck, 75 Church St. Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grand St. — Claro 1212 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe Sf. Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 31 Gust C. Borondt, 178 Folrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Folrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1021 1261 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Chorlotte Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 - Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1105 166 533-R John V/. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore-.1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Corol Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago Sf — Hermione 593 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 498-J 419 75 — 83 1039 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys - Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Llla Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 87 87 1400 23 ________1208-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 680 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gathel 778-R 1717 235-W Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1280 Edward C. Holtz, 20B E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 883 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden .St. — Berget 76 BBS 1 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chleogo St. — Nellie Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon 922 MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p. m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 96 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 36 36 43 39 1227 775-W 16 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 593 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma - 54F3 Warren Williams, Batovia, Michigan — LaMolne 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 - Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. — Polly H. WEEKS INC. 580 125 1220-J 125 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK COLDWATER, 892 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago Sf. — Mory Worner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H- VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice OU.^LITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1137 653-M Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne a by 2 -1192 ——121 101 Rotary REFLECTOR Published 84 __1717 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Rolpn Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen The COLDWATER o® Phone No. Eirch O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, September 5? 1957 NUCLEAR EXPERTS NOW— The club members now know a little more about nuclear energy than prior to this week's meeting, Jim Van program chairman^ presented James Climer, staff assistant to the executive vice president of Con sumers Power Co. Climer, who spent one and a half years "on loan" to the Atomic Power Development Associates, gave an illustrated talk, explaining the basic principles of nuclear energy in under standable terms. BOARD NEWS—At Thursday's meeting of the directors it was decided (among other things) that the club will again sponsor a football banquet for the CHS gridders at the close of the 195? pig skin season. The directors were informed that member Bill Short has donated an electric refrigerator as a permanent piece of equipment at the club's stand at the i;-H fairgrounds. Climer's audience was particularly interested in his report concerning the power reactor plant being built at Mon roe and the possibility that atomic power may eventually provide electric consumers with a 10 percent savings. Needless to say, the gift is appreciated. * •M- ■» * ASSEMBLY PREVUE—Committee chair men are scheduled to meet at Harvey Bent's home at 7-30 P,M, Tuesday for a club assembly prevue. This announce Lee Weatherby, also with Consumers Power, assisted the speaker with the ment should serve as a reminder that showing of movies and slides. by District Governor George Dean. * * * * ■Jt- PENALIZED—Tuesday's "early leavers" were each assessed a dime. Board members decided Thursday to continue this prac tice and up the anteI * * A LONG LIST--Merabers listed as ab sent Tuesday were: Avery, Barnes, Couillard, Curiy, Dale Dean, Goodholm, Harris, Hawkins, Jackson, Kennedy, Luck, McKeith, Dick Moore, Russ Moore, Olmsted, Olson, Putnam, Rice, Schwengel, Short, Thomas and Waldron. ■a- * "FUN UNLIMITED—The club's annual stag dinner has definitely been sched uled for the evening of Sept, 17th and will be held at the Branch County Sportsmen's club north of Bronson. Ken Olmsted wants the members planning to attend to sign up next Tuesday in order that the chefs, Barney Trebilcock and Charley Fiske, will know how many hens to butcher and barbeque. There will be skeet and trap shooting plus other diversions. It will be strictly B,Y,O.L. * * # * POHET PETE: * * the club will be visited September 2Uth 'Barney'and" CharTie" VISITORS—Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind,; Clare Hollister, Bud Higbee and R^ Cuyler, Bronson^ C. D. McKenzie, Quincy^ Ask shooters of T"' skeet To please check their guns Fore th^ sit down to eat. and A1 Crandall, Hillsdale. * Seton &. Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mendoy 12:00 M. ~ ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. ■ �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES Competitor Relations- Ctub Service Employer-Employee Relations- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Couillard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE RICHARD Chuck Woodword, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo President BIRINGER Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- CHARLES SCHMin Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Wolker, Ernest luse DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, James VanWhy, Erich Sehwengel Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupational Information— 12:15 P.M. Harold Employee DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Public PRESIDENT Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller GOVERNOR 636TH ROTARY DISTRICT Re lotions 15—Douglas Woodward—Ladies' Rural-Urba n— 29—Otis May-1958 Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Charles Fiske E. Byron Thomas, Harold GoodAxner Olson. lations Woodward—Trade As sociations 19—Ray Fox 3—Ray Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Vinton 9—Erich Sehwengel—ladies' Luse Night 16-Harold T. Hill 17—Chester Curry-Music Day 23—Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 24—Ed Holtz-Merry Christmas 1—President's Program January—1958 Information- 27—Warner Van Aken 2—Corl Mulchohey-Rotarian 10—Ernest 20—Webster Treat June-19S8 December-1957 Don Harris, Chairman International 6—Howard Teeter 26—Harry Joseph Student Guests— 29—Torg Skobo 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re November—1957 5—District Governor holm International Barnes 12—Leslie Loons— 7—Jim Luck—Internatlonol In formation 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Maurice Payne 14—E. Korold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted ton Couillard—Children's Night 22—Keith Avery Harry Joseph, Dick Moore H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- Internotlonal Student Prolecis— INTERNATIONAL 1—Charles Fiske 0—C. Alfred Rice 15—Wilford Party 8—Mark Andrews Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relations— ApriI-1958 October—1957 International Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Etsweiler Youth- Burandt Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short Buyer-Seller 24—John 22—Russell Moore Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Night 31—Lewis Pennington 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Scholarships—Awards—Student Hill Rotory InformationBob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Special — At the call of the President March—1958 3—Bill Milnes Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Kealh Pearce 10—John Dean Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack jular — First Thursday each Month, MagazineRay Mulchohey, Chairman Shorno — International Day 3—James VanWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Craig Sebald, John Etsweiler, Keath Pearce, Chairman Van Aken. Chester Allemier Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Board of Directors Meetings Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnIght 25—Donald Fair 27—Dale Dean September-1957 son. Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry 4—James McComb 13—Chester Allemier Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' Week- February—1958 11—Phil 20—Warren Williams—4-H Dick Biringer, Chairman Music- PROGRAMS tion Knight Trade Associations- John Dean ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa R. A. Trebilcock, Harold Me- 26—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In formation 1957-1958 August—1957 Community Safety- Program- Douglas Woodward, M. A. McKeith Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Vice President Bulletin— The Rotary Foundation- The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy 238-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 240 371 66F14 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 944 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr, — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mai^ 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairifeld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1021 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Haneheff St. — Charlotte 1105 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 1261 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Roth 166 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peart St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone 1717 23S-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 15 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Or. — Aileen 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martho 29 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St. — Wilma Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 593 498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura— Fronk L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 83 1039 Milford A. McKoltn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwatcr State Home—Corel—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lilo Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refho Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Pearce, 350 Morshall St. — Lorraine 1400 23 1208-J 680 937 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicogo — Gafhel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St. — Eleanor 778-R 1 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1280 C. Alfred Rico, R. R, No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. -• Berget 76 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — cileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 1 2 : 1 5 p.m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R LI N GTO N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 892 121 101 96 39 -1227 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma 593 54F3 V/ayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 16 Warren Williams, Batavio, Michigan — LaMoine 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 - Celio Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth 580 125 1220-J Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH, Published 653-M Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Daugherly St. — Gretchen Notary REFLECTOR H. 2 1192 1137 922 36 36 43 See. 34 FREDERICK 84 1717 Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory V/arner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth The COLDWATER 6 Phone No. Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita INC, 125 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 29.C 1957 COMING UP—'Ken Olmsted informed the members Tuesday that the annual stag night is slated for Septo 17tho It is hoped to get the Branch County Sportsmen's clubc, located near Bronsonj as the site. If so^ there will be trap and skeet shooting in addition to a big feed and other attendance inducements. IftlE MISSEI>=«» Allemierj, Avery^ Burandtp Falle r^ Goodholm,c Harris^ Hawkins^ KennedyKerr^ Kornsteinj, McKeith^ Huss Moore^ Penningtonj, Shaw^ Teeterc, Ghuck, Les and Doug Woodward were listed as absent. (We thought we saw Fi Hawkins'='^were we dreaming?) Full details next week© at «■ EAHLY LEAVERS-—Too many=«eight. HOLDING OiVN—The club's Dairy Queen stand at the li-H Fair brought in receipts of $68l;j or about $lU less than a year ago. Hain the last day washed out chances of exceeding last year's "take". « * BE SEAING TA—Ed Harding^ of the Battle Creek club^ recently sent in a makeup card from the R.M.S. Queen Maryfi BEST FOOT FORWARD"=-Any com munity that desires to grow should always keep its best foot forward^ Howard Slaybaughp district repre sentative of the Michigan Department of Economic Development® told the DEFINITION—Someone has defined a hiccough as being a message from departed spirits. club Tuesday. Slaybaugh revj,ewed the work of his department and discussed the factors involved iii successful area development and growth. He pre dicted an era of growth for southern Michigan. BORi^-GVffiD THOUGHT—The Battle Creek Rotary Bulletin points out that "The bigness of a Rotary Club is not determined by the number of its members 5, nor their faithful attendance—but by the fullness of its serviceman to man^ and club to the community." Dale A* Dean was this week's program chairman. Jim Van Why, who has next week's program^ was not able today to announce just urtiat he plans to present. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN—President Les wants all reports in by Sept. 10th in preparation for the district governor's visit. -a- GUEST LIST—Rotarians Cliff Thomas c. Battle Creek ^ G. D. Ifc- Kenzie, Quincyi Elmer Houghton and POHET PETE; President Glen Barnett^ of Bronsoni R. D. Anderson,-Valpa-ra-ie©p lnd«-j George Hammersley, Frankfort, Ind.|; Ed Winzeler, Napole'-'U, Ohio| and Bill Campbell, Bronson. * ■» -How-we -try to-make -this letter,: A little longer, maybe better. But this week we sing the blueSj You forgot to send us news. •it Seton L Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:t5 M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Pest Tovern - Monday 12:15 M. Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES Competitor Relations- Club Service Employer-Employee Relations- Warren .Williams, .Albert Faller Harvey Bent, Chairman Will Couillord, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Clossificotlon— 1957 - 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodword, Choirmon Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo Presideni RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bullet] n— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Paul Hurley Asst. Secretory Fellowship— Duane Dovidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMITT CIvde Williams, Chairman John Walker, Ernest Luse Treasurer Progrom— James VanWhy, Erich Schwengel Edward Holtz, Chairmen 20—Worren Williams—4-H 27—Dale Dean tion Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Speclol — At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT ROTARY Information — Bill Milnes, Chairman INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Carlton Community Safety- 24—John April-19S8 3—James VanWhy—Employer and Employee Vocationol Service INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS 15—Douglas Woodword—Ladles' Night 22—Keith Avery Loans— E. Byron Thomas, Harold Goodholm Student Guests— Axner Olson. Contacts- Barnes INTERNATIONAL As sociations Moore 29—Torg Skabo lotiotrs 20—Webster Treat 27—Worner Von Aken June-!95B December—1957 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladies' 2—Carl Vinton Mulchohey—Rotarian Luse Night 16-Harold T. Hilt 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 23-Wayne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKolth July-19S8 7—Jim 1—President's Program Luck—International formation 14—E. Harold Goodholm Kenneth Olmsted ton 22—Russell 19—Ray Fox 26—Horry Joseph January—1958 Information- Rice 13—Albert Faller—Competitor Re- Woodward—Trade 10—Ernest Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Fiske 8-C. Alfred 15—Wilford Couiliard—Children's Porty May-1956 6—Howard Teeter Bornes November—1957 5—District Governor 3—Roy Don Harris, Chairman International 29—Otis 12—Leslie Jim Luck, Fred Weeks H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Projects- GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller Relations— 1—Charles Relations 8—Mark Andrews Fiske international Etsweiler October-1957 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Charles 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rural-Urban 17—Keath Peorce 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennington Inlemotional Service GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Morch-1958 3-Bi1l Milnes 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Burandt Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short Shorno — International Day 10—John Dean Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVIILE, N. C. 25—Donald Fair September—1957 Scholarships—Awards—Student Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman Dole Dean, Webster Treat Ribble—Community Safely 18—Harold McKnight Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Harold Hill 11—Phil 13—Chester Allemier Associations- February—1958 4—James McComb Trade Rural-Urban— Ray Mulchohey, Chairman 12:15 P.M. PROGRAMS 6—Bob Show—Rotary Informa Youth- Chester Curry Boord of Directors Meetings ROTARY August-19S7 Dick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean son. ifill Bobier, Horvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Crippled Children— Membership— R. G. Woldron, Donold Harris, and Fritz Craig Sebald, John Etsweiler, Keath Peorce, Chairman Van Aken. Chester Allemier Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken gular — First Thursday each Month, Magazine- 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In formation 1957-1958 Howard Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupational Information— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold MeKnight Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack Music- Douglas Woodward, M. A. McKeith Four Way Test- Attendance- The Rotary Foundation- 21—Robert Kerr In 8—Charles Woodword 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Mourice Payne The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1957-58. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 " " programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann 238-M 240 371 John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 803 1466 593 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 29 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St, — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret 944 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Ma^.- .31 Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St, — Colleen 162-W 1021 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1261 1415 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Howkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol 1717 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn 23S-W 15 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 883 NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 419 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 83 562 Richard D. Moore, 196'/2 N. Hudson — Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 87 87 Raymond G. Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Ralph Toupaiik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p. m ,, A R L I N GTO N VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 101 96 922 36 - 36 43 39 1227 775-W 16 593 54F3 Warren Williams, Batavia, Michigan — LaMoine 63F12 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Polly 1220-J 125 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cefio Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Slfc. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK MICHIGAN 121 Clyde Willioms, R, R. No. 1 - Wilma H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRI^^G PRODUCTS, COLDSATER, MICH. COLDWATER, 892 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrice Notary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 653-M - Roymond A. Trebilcock, R. R- No. 2 — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER 2 1137 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 778-R I 76 883 1192 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia-- -23 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — iferget Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 1400 1280 1717 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie 1208-J 680 937 Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 84 Cralg Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rita Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter Stote Home—Corol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Phone No. Robert E, Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann 498-J James Lock, 75 Church St. Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy INC. 580 125 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A, August 22, 1957 WORD TO WISE (not Les)'-"We have •learned through the grapevine that Quizmaster Ray Mulchahey plans to interrogate the members next Tuesday concerning contents of the August issue of The Rotarian. Better give that issue a second glance before then. •A LONG LIST—Members Burandt, Curiy, Fiske, Goodholm, Harris, Holtz, Hurley, Kennedy, Komstein, Luck, McComb, McKeith, McKnight, Dick and Russ Moore, Olmsted, Olson, Payne, Pennington, Ribble, Shaw, Shomo, Short, Way, Clyde Williams, and Chuck, Doug and Les Woodward were listed as absentees Tuesday. * WORD FROM WISE (Les)—Presi dent Les informs us that George Dean, of Charlotte, former District Governor named again to that post to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Elvjyn Bodley, will pay his official visit to the club Sept. 2k• As that date is much earlier than the one originally planned by Elwyn, all chainnen and others who will have to prepare reports should delay no longer. EARLY LEAVERS — NonelU * * * TUESDAY *S GUESTS—Rotarians J.B. Washburn, Union Cityi Bud Davis, Carma, Ill.| Dudley Campbell, Rushville, Ind.j George Hammersley, Frankfort, Ind| Clay Brockman, Quincyj and last but not least, Wayne Goodrian, ytho hails all the way from Silverton, Oregon. * * MEMO TO KEITH (Avery) — Harold Davidson, Hillsdale editarian, reports FAIR WEATHER—As of .today, thanks to the weatherman, it looks that in front of a church hangs this signs as though the club stands to make a better profit on its Dairy Queen . "Support your church. You can't take your money with you but you can send operation at the ii-H Fair than a it on ahead." year ago. * Bright, mild weather the first two days of Fair week produced about $300 in receipts, we were WHAT'S FRTR & S?—That the challenge handed Rotary this year by International President Charles (Buzz) Tennent. told today. Tuesday, the whole club (minus 28 absentees) journeyed out to the It meanss "Enlist for action, extend for strength, explore for knowledge and SERVE." fairgrounds to goi^e on fried chicken, apple pie a la mode et al * at the Coldwater-Girard Grange booth. POHET PETEs Each Rotarian had a U-H boy or girl as his guest at the luncheon and later the U-Hers took the mem bers on a tour of the exhibits and other points of interest. Warren Williams was in charge of the annual sortie and, to stoop to punning, we must declare he certainly did a much better than "Fair" job of it. It isn't fattening, we said. When we sold that dairy queen Now our face is really red Our scales say, what'd you mean^ Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. 6R0NS0N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Ella Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES Club Service MICH. Harvey Bent, Chairman Attendance- Will Coulllard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 . 1958 LESTER WISE Chuck Woodv/ard, Chairman Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRIN6ER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Paul Hurley Asst. Secretary Fellowship- Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, CHARLES SCHMITT Clyde Williams, Chairman Treasurer John Walker, Ernest Luse Program- DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Edward Holtz, Chairman ^gulor — First Thursday each Manth, Harold Hill DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bob Shaw, Chairman Dale Dean, Webster Treat INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT Bill Milnes, Chairman ROTARY INTERNATIONAL G. CHARLES G. TENNENT Corlton GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairman 1—Charles Relations Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Charles Fiske Scholarships—Awards—Student 22—Russell Moore 22—Keith Avery Mav-19Sa 6—Howard Teeter 29—Otis E. Byron Thomas, Harold Goodholm 29—Torg Skabo Barnes 13—Albert Falier—Competitor November—1957 5—District Governor Woodward—Trade As sociations Axner Olson. 19-Roy Fox June—1958 2—Carl Mulchahey—Rolorlan 10—Ernest Don Harris, Chairman Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes Luse Night 16—Harold T. Hill 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—Wayne Way 31-M. A. McKeith July-1958 7—Jim 30—Clyde Williams 1—President's Program January—1958 information- Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—ladies' December—1957 3—Ray Re lations 20—Webster Treat 27—Warner Van Aken 26—Harry Joseph Luck-International In formation 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. 14—E. Harold Goodholm Burandt 29—Mourice Payne 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted ton 15—Dougios Woodword—Ladies' Night 12—Leslie Jim Luck, Fred Weeks RelationsH. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proiects— INTERNATIONAL Fiske Parly 8—Mark Andrews Allemler International 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Dean 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wilford Coulllard—Children's Crorg Sebold, John Etsweller, International 17—Keath Pearce Employee 10—John 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31—Lewis Pennlngton Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY April-1958 October-1957 3—Bill Milnes 3—James VanWhy—Employer and 10—Kenneth Putnam—Rurol-Urbon International Service Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short March-1958 24—John Etsweller Chester Youth- Shorno — International Day Community Safety- Burandt Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVILLE, N. C. 25—Donald Folr 27—Dale Dean September—1957 Student Guests— Information — Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold MeKnight Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' and Girls' WeekRobert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Loons— Rotary Information- Special — At the call of the President Leslie Woodword, Weyne Woy Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12J15P. M. 4—James McComb tion Ruroi-Urban— Magazine- formation February-1958 11—Phil 13—Chester Allemler 20—Warren Williams—4-H Trade Associations- Crippled Children— Chester Curry PROGRAMS 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary Informa son. Keath Pearce, Chairman ROTARY 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In Augutt-1957 Occupallonol Information— R. A. Trebilcock, Harold McKnight John Dean Music- Board of Directors Meetings Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl VInton Phil Ribble, Roy Fox, John Jock- Jim MeComb, Warner Van Aken Van Aken. 1957.1958 Dick Biringer, Chairman Membership— R. G. Waidran, Donald Harris, and Fritz The Rotary FoundationCompetitor RelationsWarren Williams, Albert Faller Douglas Woodward, M. A. McKeith Employer-Employee Relotions— Jomes VanWhy, Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. if you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmon of the chang^ Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Choirmon — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. AMemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 238-M 240 371 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 944 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret — 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr. — cllen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd, — Valerie 162-W 1021 1261 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. 2 — Ruth 166 John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore—1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. — Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Foul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleen - 1717 235-W 15 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth,- 803 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pockham St. — Martha 29 Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J James Luck, 75 Church St. — 419 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 83 Frank I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Roymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St, — Lila Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Reiha — 1400 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 23 _1208-J 680 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorrolne 937 Lewis Pennlngton, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1 Phil Ribble, 35»/2 Morse St. C. AlFred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 1280 76 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — iferjaet 883 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly FREDERICK H. ivi WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ttlCH* COLDWATER, 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R L I N GT ON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 36 —36 43 39 1227 775-W 16 593 54F3 580 125 1220-J Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. O - Meeting Time: - Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cefia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth AUr23 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 96 922 Worren Williams, Batovia, Michlgon — LaMoine—63F12 Notary REFLECTOR by 101 Roymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann The COLDWATER Published 121 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Frederick VanAken, 65 6. Chicago St. — Mory Warner B, VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St. - Edna 892 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 562 67 6S3-M Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St, — Marion William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Russell F. Moore, IS Cornwell Court — Gladys 2 1192 1137 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Horold J. MeKnight, Coldwator State Home—Carol-1400 84 1717 Robert E, Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 190 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Crolg Sebald, R. R. No. 2 — Rito ING 125 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 15;, 1957 BIG HTOfC AHEAD—The club meeting MISSING FACES"-Biringer, Kennedy, McKeith, McKnight, Russ Moore, Mul- next week will be held at the I4-H fairgrounds and each member will have Ij-H boy or girl as his guesto fee will be 13®00, chahey, Pennington, Putnam, Short, The Toupalik and Van Why were listed as absent this week® The same day the club will open * its Dairy Queen booth at the fairo Working assignments have been made by John Jackson® Each member is urged to be on the job at the hour assigned to him® All that is needed * * EARLY IiEAVERS-=Down to five I » is your cooperation and five days of * * WHD SAID?—"The old-fashioned nice, hot (ice cream) weather® girl was admired for her needlework} the modem girl relies on her pins®" And don*t forget the ii-H ox roast at the fair Thursday night, 5sl5 on® Tickets may be procured fi»om Van Aken * or Pearce at $le25 adults, 60 cents * * PROGRAM IDEA—Notice where the Battle Creek club saw a film entitled children® "The Eighth Sea," which deals with the St® Lawrence Seaway® Due to cur rent interest in this giant develop ment, could be a program for someone® FLTIKO HIGH—Movie programs fre quently are mediocre entertainment, It was presented in Battle Creek by but the color films of a Florida air force show exhibited at this week's Alton Britton® meeting by Phil Slayton of Battle * Creek proved to be first flight (no pun intended) entertainment® * * LET'S GIVE—All members who still have red blood coursing through their veins should remember to donate a pint Captain Howard Strand, also of Battle Creek, who gave the commentaiy, and John Jackson, who arranged the at the Red Cross blood clinic to be staged at the Masonic temple here Monday afternoon® program with ?iis friend, Phil, also deserve a vote of thanks® POHET PETE: MANX VISTORS—Tuesday's guest list was long® It included Rotarians Carlton McKenzie, Quincyi A1 Crandall, Hillsdale; Ed Winzeller, Napoleon. Ohio} Glen Bamett and Bob Stocker, Bronson} Mothers wait another week. For the rest they do seek® Rest assured its nearly fall. When the teachers take the ball< John Rasmussen, Hillsdale, H® L® Howard, Dayton, 0®} John Elwell, Hamilton, Ohio} William Geist and Wilbur Ifyre, Delta, Ohio} V/illiam D/er, Union City} Jim Clark, Cadillac, and Richard Emerson, Sturgis® Iieland Sanford was a guest of Keith Pearce® Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Pott Tovern - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES COLDWATER, MICH. Competitor Relations— Worren Williams, Albert Faller Employer-Employee Relations— Club Service James VonWhy, Erich Schwengel Harvey Bent, Chairman Four Way Test- AttendanceWill Coulllard, Chairman OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1957 • 1953 Chuck Woodward, Cholrmon Mark Andrews, Torg Skobo Presldant Secretary FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMITT Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Dick Biringer, Cholrman BUI Bobler, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, John Dean Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack son. R. G. Waidron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Membership— Keath Pearce, Chairman Van Aken. Jim McComb, Warner Van Aken Edword Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry Board of Directors Meetings ular — First Thursday each Month, Special — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Loons— E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good- Public Information — PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES G. TENNENT Bill Milnos, Chairman G. Carlton INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service R. G. WALDRON, Chairman Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT ROTARY Don Harris, Chairman 10—Ernest International GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS International Service 3—Ray Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes International ' INTERNATIONAL 2—Carl Vinton 9—Erich Schwengel—Ladles' Mulehahey—Rotarion Luse Night 16-Harold T. Hill 23-Woyne Way 30—Clyde Williams 31-M. A. McKeith JuJy-1958 1—President's Progronr Luck—International In 14—E. Horold Goodholm Kenneth Kenneth Olmsted Olmsted 27—Warner Von Aken June-1958 formation H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning. ..... Internotional Student Projects- Faller—Competitor Re- lotions 20—Webster Treat 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 7—Jim Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relations— As January—1953 information- 22—Russell Moore 6—Howard Teeter 19—Ray Fox December—1957 Rice 29—Torg Skabo 13—Albert 5—District Governor 12—Leslie Woodword—Trade sociations 26—Harry Joseph FIske 8—C. Alfred 15—Wilford Coulllard-Children's Porty May-1958 November—1957 Axner Olson. Burandt Ralph Toupalik, Bill Short 1—Charles Barnes holm Student Guests— Sergeant of Arms- ASHEVIILE, N. C. April-1958 Night 22—Keith Avery Scholarships—Awards—Student Dale Dean, Webster Treat 24—Axner Olson—Student Day Oetober-1957 29—Otis 3-6ill Milnes 10—Kenneth Putnam—Ruroi-Urban 17—Keath Pearce Night 31—lewis Pennington 15—Douglos Woodward—Ladies' Allemier Charles Fiske Rotory InformationBob Show, Chairman INTERNATIONAL Etsweiler Chester Youth- Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, Harold Hill Dean Day March-195B Relations 8—Mark Andrews Rural-Urbon— Roy Mulehahey, Chairman 12:15 P. M. 10—John 24—John Ribble—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnlght 25—Donald Shorno — internaflona! Fair 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Magazine- 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Williams—4-H 27—Dole Dean Crippled Children-^ Cralg Sebold, John Etsweiler, Music— 4—James MeComb 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Community Safety- February—1958 11—Phil Employee Boys' and Girls' Week- John Walker, Ernest Luse PROGRAMS 3—James VanWhy—Employer and Wm. Bobler, Chairman Program- ROTARY September-1957 Community Service Asst. Secretary 28—R. A. Trebllcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational informotion 1957-1958 tion Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Duane Oovidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley FellowshipTreasurer Clyde Williams, Chairman JOHN KENNEDY Keith 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary informa Trade Associations- Vk« President Bulletin— Douglas Woodward, M. A. Me- August-1957 R. A. Trebllcock, Harold McKnight Classification— LESTER WISE RICHARD BIRINGER Howard Teeter, Carl Wnten Occupational Information— Keith Avery, Russell Moore The Rotary Foundation- 21—Robert Kerr 8—Charles Woodword 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Maurice Poyne The above Is our progrorn schedule for the yeor 1957-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. RICHARD BIRINGER, Progronr Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy 233-M NAME Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct., — Ruth 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R, No. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 66M4 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 498-J 75 1039 133 31 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Donald M. Morris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 1021 166 Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore.-1399 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Ailoen 29 593 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1261 1415 _1105 Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Robert B. Kerr, l5 Peckham St. — Martha John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma Ernest W. Luse, R. R. No. 3 — Roth John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Chorlotte Edgar M, Hawkins, 214 W. Pearl St. - Carol Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 803 1466 1212 452-R 162-W Charles H. FIske, R. R. 2 — Ruth Phone No. James Luck, 75 Church St. Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen Address and Rotary Ann John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Ruth Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. - Ethel 944 56 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara NAME 1717 235-W —_..15 883 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 419 83 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 84 1717 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 1137 653-M 892 121 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Raymond A. Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 922 Richard D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine Warner B, VanAken, R. R, No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Roth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waidron, 151 N. Hudson St. - Delia 36 43 39 1227 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite 562 87 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys .87 Raymond G. Mulehahey, 175 E. Peorl St. — Lilo 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothei Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmltt, J8 E. Alden St. — Berget - 23 1208-J 680 937 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St. — Mary 775-W 778-R 1 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wifmo 593 54F3 Worren Willioms, Botovio, Michigan — LaMoine 63F12 1280 Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marsholl St. 76 883 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Cefia - Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Roth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly Sec. 34 Notary REFLECTOR A FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m ARLI NGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 96 36 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelchen The COLDWATER VISITING 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne ..■j COLDWATER, 2 1192 Milford A. McKeiin, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwafer Stote Home—Carol—1400 ■t Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Craig Sebold, R. R. No. 2 — Rita IKC, 16 580 125 1220-J 125 �*.He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August OFF VifE GO—Chet Allemier, with an assist from John Jackson, will present next Tuesday's program, Tfe understand that Phil Slayton, owner of a Battle Creek outdoor advertising agency, will show Air Force films and, according to Botary Ann Huth Jackson, they are well worth seeing. THIS TUESDAY—With Jim McComb as program chairman, the club mem bers had the pleasant experience of meeting and hearing George Owers, Coldwater's new city forester. 1957 ■ EARL LEAVERS—Eight signed but only seven left. EDITOR'S NOTE — The guy who said the nicest part of any vacation is getting back home has never been to Higgins Lake. LOOKING AHEAD—The club will play host to li-H members again this year during the annual U-H Fair here. The date is Aug. 20 and Warren Williams is the chairman. Full details at next meeting, Owers gave the impression of * * being familiar with the city's needs along his line, and outlined a long-rangL- program which he has al ready launched to preserve the city's shade GET HEP-^-The club is again operating a Dairy Queen stand at the li-H Fair. The members are reminded to find out which day they are supposed to work at the club booth and make plans to be on the Job. trees. The new forester isn't exactly * a stranger as far as the club is con cerned as he visited a meeting with Ken Putnam several months ago before he decided to accept the post here. * * THE WEEK'S GUESTS—Rotarians PROJECT PAYS—The recent Eaton Rapids Rotary club horse show netted SIi63.28 which the club vdll use to com pletely furnish a room at the new Eaton Rapids Community hospital. A good show ing for a 28-member club. Tom Weaver, Dayton, 0.; Irv Van Noord, Battle Creekj Clarence (brother of Noel) Shedd, Flint; Joe Beall, Sturgis, Bud Higbie and Bruce Wilber, Bronson; Sam Donaldson, Sturgis, Luther Gunsett and John Maney, Van Wert, 0.; and Charles Bledsloe, Aiigola, Ind. Dr. Badih Fida, of Beirut, ■» * ■» POHET PETES One more stom is all we need, If advice we do no heed. Only God can make a tree, But to keep them costs a fee. Lebartcn, who is studying public health methods in this country, was a guest of Don Harris, while Jay Mossraan, Battle Creek, was a guest of John Maney. Seton & Diike ABSENTEES - Avery, Biringer, Bobier, Fiske, Goodholm, Hawkins, Komstein, McConkey, Milnes, Mulchahey. Teeter and Thomas. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elkt Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUa OF COMMIHEES COLDWATER, MICH. Employer-Employee Relations— Harvey Bent, Chairman AttendanceWill Couiilard, Chairman Keith Avery, Russell Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification- 1957 . 1958 Chuck Woodward, Chairman LESTER WISE Mark Andrews, Torg Skabo President RICHARD BIRINGER Vice President Bulletin— JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Clyde Williams, Chairman John Walker, Ernest Luse ProgramDick Biringer, Chairman DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, John Dean James VanWhy, Erich Sehwengel Four Way TestHoward Teeter, Carl Vinton Occupational Information— Robert Kerr, Ed Hawkins. Community Safety- Phil Ribble, Ray Fox, John Jack i^^guiar — First Thursday each Month, Magozine- Ray Mulchahey, Chairman 12:15 P. M. Harold Kill Speciol — At the call of the President DISTRICT 536 ROTARY Dale Dean, Webster Treat Bill Milnes, Chairman ASHEViLLE, N. C. Vocational Service GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO ILLINOIS R. G. WALDRON, Chairmen Buyer-Seller GOVERNOR 636TH DISTRICT Chorles FIske 29—Otis 22—Russell Moore 29—Torg Skobo May-1958 Barnes 6—Howard Teeter 13—Albert November—1957 As International Service 3—Roy Don Harris, Chairman 10—Ernest Contacts- Paul Hurley, Don Shorno, Otis Barnes 27—Warner Van Aken June-1958 2—Carl Vinton 9—Erich Sehwengel—Ladies' Mulchahey—Rotarian Luse Night 16-Harold T. Hill 17—Chester Curry—Music Day 24—Ed Holtz—Merry Christmas 23—Wayne Way 31-M. A. McKeith Julv-1958 1—President's Program January—1958 Information- Faller—Competitor Re lations 20—Webster Treat December—1957 7—Jim Luck—International 30—Clyde Williams 8—Charles Woodward 15—William Short 22—Gust C. Burondt In formation 14—E. Horold Goodholm 21—Robert Kerr Kenneth Olmsted ton Fiske Porty 26—Harry Joseph H. V. Kornstien, Lewis Penning- International Student Proiects— INTERNATIONAL 1—Charles 5—District Governor Axner Olson. Internatlonol Shorno — Internotlonal April-1956 12—Leslie Woodward—Trode Loons— sociations E. Byron Thomas, Harold Good19-Ray Fox holm Jim Luck, Fred Weeks Relotions— Eisweiler Night 22—Keith Avery Kenneth Putnam, C. Alfred Rice, International INTERNATIONAL 24—John 15—Dougios Woodward—Ladles' Harry Joseph, Dick Moore Ralph Toupolik, Bill Short GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY Allemler Rural-Urban— G. Carlton Burandt Sergeont of Arms- CHARLES G. TENNENT 25—Donald Day March-195B Relations 8—Mark Andrews Student Guests— Public Information — PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Fair Ribbie—Community Safety 18—Harold McKnight 8—C. Alfred Rice 1—H. V. Kornstien — Buyer Seller 15—Wllford Couiilard—Children's Cralg Sebald, John Etsweller, Scholarships—Awards—Student Rotary InformationBob Shaw, Chairman INTERNATIONAL 4—James MeComb 11—Phil October—1957 Chester Youth- Edward Holtz, Chairman Chester Curry 13—Chester Allemier 20—Warren Williams—4-H 27—Dale Dean February—1958 September—1957 3—Bill Milnes 3—James VonWhy—Employer ond 10—Kenneth Putnom—Rural-Urban 17—Keath Pearce Employee 24—Axner Olson—Student Day 10—John Dean 17—Kenneth Olmsted—Stag Night 31 —Lewis Pennington Community Service Wm. Bobier, Chairman Boys' ond Girls' Week- Van Aken. Board of Directors Meetings PROGRAMS tion Trade Associotions— Crippled Children— Jim McComb, Worner Van Aken ROTARY 6—Bob Shaw—Rotary informa R. A. Trebilcock, Harold McKnight R. G. Waldron, Donald Harris, and Fritz Membership— Music- 28—R. A. Trebilcock and E. Byron Thomas — Occupational In formation 1957-1958 August—1957 son. Keath Pearce, Chairman The Rotary FoundationDouglas Woodward, M. A. MeKeith Leslie Woodward, Wayne Way Paul Hurley Fellowship- Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Mourlce Payne, Competitor Relations- Warren Williams, Albert Faller Club Service 29—Maurice Payne The above is our program schedule for the year 1957-58. If you want to cham je dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the c efails. RICHARD BIRINGER, Program Chairman — Telephone 944 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1957 Address ond Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark 238-M S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct., — Ruth 240 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grand St. — Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 66F14 1493 944 56 1212 452-R Wllford C. Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 133 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary .-.31 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgmoor Rd. — Valerie 162-W 1021 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Chorles H. Fiske, R, R. 2 — Ruth 166 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr, — Doris 533-R Eugene Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore..1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edgar M. Hawkins, 214 W. Peorl St. — Carol 1717 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago — Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleon 15 883 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John T. Jackson, 39 N. Circle Dr. — Roth 803 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 29 Craig Sebald, R. R. t4o. 2 — Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise James Lock, 75 Church St. 419 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Ernest W. Lose, R. R. No. 3 — Roth 75 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St. — Wilma 593 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Harold Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy..498-J James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty — Laura 83 Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 190 Harold J. McKnight. Coldwater State Home—Carol—1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 562 Richord D. Moore, 196V2 N. Hudson — Elaine 87 Raymond G. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St. — Lila Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna 1400 .23 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha . Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 87 1208-J 6B0 Wilson A. Short, 21 N. Jefferson St. — Virginia 96 922 Warner B, VonAkcn, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 36 43 39 Frederick VaiiAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary 36 Russell G. Waldron, 151 N. Hudson St. - Delia -_-.1227 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grefchen Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 775-W 16 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice 593 Lewis Pennington, 226 E. Chicago — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 1 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Warren V/illiams, Batavio, Michigan — LaMoine 54F3 63F12 Phil Ribbie, 351/2 Morse St. 1280 Charles I. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 76 883 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 2 — Celio Douglas P. Woodwarei, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Leslie H. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. — Polly MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL WELCOME 580 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. ISC. 125 1220-J Sec. 34.66,-P.X S R by ALWAYS 101 Raymond A, Trebilcock, R. R. No. 2 — Ann 937 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorroine ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ROTARIANS 892 121 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 0® VISITING 1137 653-M Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Tlotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 84 1717 2 1192 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 125 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. 5. A. Amgt The enormous amount of work and planning which goes into each retail sale was the subject of Tuesday's film. 'Behind Each Sale', a movie produced by the Sears com pany, was presented by program chairman, Erich Schwengel. fietailers in the club took 19^7 The board of directors held their regular monthly meeting at the Arlington Thursday noon to iron out some of the details of our Fair operation. It will be Daily Queen again this year with coffee and donuts held in reverse for cold weather. special notice of the way a big outfit does businesso •M- The Health Dept. has forced us to screen the stand in this year. It helps keep irate customers out. * Twelve guests swelled our number Tuesday. Four from Bronson were George Jeffeiy, Nels Weber, Dick Schultz and Robert Stocker. Our old standby, G. D. lIcKensie, was also present. •» A club assembly will be held sometime in September and the president requests all chairmen to get their groups together and plan programs for the year. * Those from farther away in cluded; Dale Ulery, Goshen, Robert Beeson, Hagerstown, Ind., Lynn iday, Prattsburg, N.Yi, H. L. Howard and John Elwell from Dayton. Marion Nowakoski was the guest of John Dean. IN PASSXNG*-"»The reason you can't take it with you is that it goes before you do. Don't drive as though you owned the road—drive as though you owned your car. A charter member of Ihe local club, CharTe s Osborn, now of Niagra Falls, spoke a few words and renewed old friendships. •tt- •it The fellowship committee is doing a bang up job of greeting our guests but a little help from the rest of us will make our friends feel more at Those missing were; Barnes, home. Bovee, Etsweiler, Hawkins, Hill, Kornstein, lifcComb, McKeith, Russ Moore, Schmitt, Teeter and Thomas. Too many early leavers. Twelve to be exact. * POHET PETES A roll of tissue paper We're told by an old souse. Has at least 1000 tickets To the best seat in the house. George Dean, past District Governor, has been appointed Governor to replace Elwyn Bodley. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE -- BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA " College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF :b. COMMITTEES COLDWATER^ MICH. I Club Service ELECTION Chairmon—Richard BIringer b. Foor-Woy Test — Ch. Wayne drews, Charles Woodward, Carl VInton. e. Vice President c. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary Hurley. Treasurer Gus DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Howard Teeter, Richard Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Bobier, and Torg Skobo. BIringer, Lester Wise, Burandt. Membership — Ch. Jim b. Me- Comb, John Jackson, Warner William Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. d. h. Mogazine — Ch. Harry Joseph. Board of Directors Meetings s^,<}o1ar—First Thursday each Month, Kornsteln Community Service Community Safely—Ch. II—Trade Assoc.—Lester Dr. John Rick. B. K. Peoice, Warren Williams, Roy Fox. VonWhy. 2—Donald INTERNATIONAL GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Itoly GENERAL SECRETARY k. Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY 27—Chester Allomior Boys' and Girls' Week — December — 1956 11 Vocational Service Chairman — William Bobier International Contacts — Buyer, Seller International Informotion INTERNATIONAL Witford Coulilard, lewis FREDERICK HUBERT, Woylond, Michigan Pennlnglon. 18—Otis Bornes 4-Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Feller — Webster Treat. 18—Chorles Woodword 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles 8—Keith Avery Shorno. Ch. Raymond Trcbilcock, Kenneth Olmsted January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Relations — Ch. b. 11—Crippled Children- VInton 23—4-Way Test—Wayne Way 4—Classification—Mark Andrews IV International Service Chairman — Howard Teeter. VanAken June - 1957 Thomas, Ch. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — ROTARY 7—Warner 14—James VanWhy 20—Douglas Woodward Mulehahey. ROTARY Ralph Toupalik May - 1957 21—Carl PRESIDENT Student Guest — Ch. Byron M. A. McKeith 9—Bernord Laney November — 1956 Public — 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Pearce 19—lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers Harris DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Informotion 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 9-Harold Hill Special—At the call of the President Ch. Harold Munn, Roymond March - 30—Community Sofety— 16—Rotarion—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Mllford MsKeilh, 23—ladies' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James Rotary Information — Ch. Ed- e. Schelorshlps — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams Bob Shaw, Russell Woidron. 12:15 P. M. Holtz 2—Children's Party— Eisenhut Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. IB—Stag Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsled, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. Infermatlon—Ed April - 1957 Ralph A—John Estweiler Toupalik, Robert Kerr. 5—Rotory 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-Bili Milnes 26—Harold Munn Wilford Couiilard. September — 1956 October — 1956 c. VanAken. 7—Employer, Employee Relations Trade Association — Ch. Lester U-Roy Fox 21-4-H Foir-R. G. Woidron Efsenhut, William Milnes. Ill Albert Falter, John Etsweiler. a. Ch. August — 1956 Vincc Choirman — Harvey Bent d. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, — Way, Chester Allemier. 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Buyer-Seller Relolions— Davidson, Scton Bovee, Poul Program and Employer, Employee Relotions Ch. Vincent Kornsteln, Classification — Ch. Mark An- d. LESTER WISE CHARLES SCHMITT c. Russell Moore. President International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnlghf. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN c. Ch. Charles Fuk, Harold Geedholm. a. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rico, OFFICERS BY Com-etitor Relolions — Fiske Shorno 15—Jnlernotional Info— R. A. A. Trcbilcock Tiehilcock R. 16—John Jackson 22—Gust C. Burandt 23—Russell Moore 29—Horold Goodholnr 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program sch^ule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change date, with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, may appoint a^ committee to Droorami. such such as Ladies' Lodie<' Night, KJinhf 4.^ ossist with ...yoL the details. * ^ LESTER WISE, Progrom Chairmon — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice „__928 371 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret Seion C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clora Gust C. Burandt. 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1151-R NAME Phone No. 1466 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 643-J Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 1374 332-J 452-R Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 713-R Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoler State Home — Caroi-1400 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 1039 162-W 1045 1261 Albert F. Foilcr, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Dolfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodhotm, 20 Lincoln St. — lanoro 1105 24F2 533-R !399 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel 937 778-R Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Phil Ribble, 35'/j Morse St. 1161-J Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Poniy Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfieid Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 74F5 1415 1243 1343 1437 803 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys 1344 Roymond G. Mulehahey, Box 148 — Ltlo 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. - Ello Dr. K. L. Olmslod, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1450 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Relho Roy C. Polterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1208-J 46F5 915 790-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City - Evelyn...33F22 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. A'tle') St. — Berget 568 559-W Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 101 Webster Treat. 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Raymond A. Trebileock, 137 N. CIny St. — Ann 503-M Werner 8. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinion, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russoil G. Woidron, R. R. No. i — Delia John H. Woikcr, 33 Daughorty St. — Gretchon Wayne V/. Woy. 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 80F2 24 39 10F5 775-W 1095 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wiima Warren Wiliiomi, Botavia, Mich. — LoMoino Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Lestiio H. Woodward, Coldwater lake — Po!ly-_ H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATERt ttlCH. by 661 618 624-W Ralph Toupollk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen \otaTy REFLECTOR FREDERICK 6^-M E. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia rhe COLDWATER Published 84 4^ 1197 Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Volcrie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Poor! St. — Louise.... 75 Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 229-W James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 1212 NAME Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann 1041 Wilford C. Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lane — Mary— Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wiima INC. 1143 552 54F3 __63F12 15MM 1271 1220-J 43F22 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotafy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 26, 19^7 Prograa chairman ITuss Moore presented the club with a very enlightening movie Tuesday vdth 'Deer Story' as the title. The year started with 75 members and ended with 72. New members taken into the club this year are Edgar Hawkins^ James Luck, Richard Moore, Craig Sebald, Gordon Schlubatis, Wilson It should provide plenty of material for arguments next fall Short. when deer season finds us with Guvarrie Coffman, Ira King, Lloyd Livermore, Noel Shedd and no targets. Howard Swan were loaned honorary * classifications• * This week's visitors weres Rotarians Allan Stevens from White Plains, N«Y.| Russ Brandt, Bill Coats, and Gene Manigold from Union City: Russell Megargle, Bronson. les Woodward brought along Melton W. Heath of Newton, Mass. A special guest from across the pond, J. B. Sanson of Loughborough, England received the dubious honor of having the club sing 'God Saye the i^ueen'. John Horton was Mr. Sanson's guest. Early Leavers included Payne, Jackson, Shaw, Ribble, Shomo, Warren Williams and Fiske. The Board of Directors held 20 meet ings and all were well attended. Our average monthly attendance for the year was 93.214^. Rotarians visited from Arkansas, Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, New Mexico, Michigan, New York, North Dakota, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Highlights of the year were; U-H Fair stand erected, cost ^1,500 ... Larry Skidmore sent to Wolverine Boys State • • « • Don Shomo, Jr. to Camp Emory .... four high school students sent to little UN at Hillsdale « . • « Gifts to needy children at Christmas ... $100 scholarship for nursing student set And these bright faces were among the missing; Barnes, Bovee, Burandt, Fox, Goodholm, Harris, Kornstein, Luck, McComb, Pearce, Rice, Schmitt, Short, Skabo, Teeter, Thomas, Waldron, up ... . Easter Seal drive netted $l,ii79 ... .ii-H Queen and court entertained and crowned at meet « ,. • walker purchased for Howard Titus for $100 ... Annual Minstrel show grossed $2,llil and $991 net. Way and Clyde Williams. Qpote from Chick "By Rotary standards your year was a successful one. You have It would have been easier to list those present. kept the organization functioning on a ■it fine basis, and all of the members seem to be enjoying the opportunity of fellowship that Rotary affords. Each member joins in saying Thank You Fritz for a job well done'.'. Our very efficient and hard working secretary made his annual report to the President Tuesday and we thought it might be well AMEN. PHOET PETEg _ to repeat some of the highlights Bovee left on the run. for those who were not with us and those with bad ears, Just a-loafin' At Higgins Lake is he. in the sun How lucky can you be. (GO TO TOP OF PAGE PLEASE) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregoHonal Church — Wedn.tdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Collog. Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. . �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE President Vice President JOHN KENNEDY Secretory Cor! Charles Howard Harvey Teeter, Bent, Bobier, and Moorice Richard Payne, Wise, Gus Burondt. b. Dr. d. John Rick. Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. ward Heltz, Kenneth Putnam, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT ROTARY Mulchohey. SECRETARY — k. Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Morris, ROTARY Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS It GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY information Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL 8. K. Pennlngton. 19—lewis Pennlngton Ralph Toupoiik Thomas. 27—Chester Allemier Boys' and Girls' Week — December — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. 4-Fred Weeks 11—ladles' Night—Albert Fallof Kenneth Olmsted 2—Competitor RelationsCharles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 15—Internotional Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt Webster Treat. 18—Chories Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Barnes January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, VanAken Vinlon June - 1957 4—Clossificalion—Mark Andrews 18—Otis 7—Worner 14—James VanWhy 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Woy 11—Crippled Children- Service Moy - 1957 21—Carl 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey Student Guest — Ch. Byron Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald A. McKeilh 30—Community Safety- Harris 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward International Contacts — M. 9—Bernard Loney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers November — 1956 son, Frederick Weeks. Inlernational Information — Wtlford Coulllord, Lewis - 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomos 9—Korold Hill Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. Elsenhut 16—Rotarian—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford MeKeiih, 23—Lodics' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest Luse Douglos Woodward, James Shorno. INTERNATIONAL 2—Donald Chairman — Howard Teeter. Vocational Service March 2—Children's Party— Assoc.—Lester October — 1956 Intemotlonal 26—Harold Munn April - 19S7 Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. 18—Stag Night-John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Oils Barnes, 25—District Governor IV Holts 2^Atlondance—C. Alfred Rice Estweller 11—Trade Chairman — William Bobier FREDERICK HUBERT, Wayland, Michigan 4—John VanWhy. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed* e. Fair—R. G. Woldron September — 1956 Ralph Toupollk, Robert Kerr. Fox. Information—Ed Wilford Couiliord. Pearce, Warren Willioms, Ray 12:15 P. M. GENERAL Community Safely—Ch. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, 21—4-H 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Community Service Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. Special—At the ealJ of the President GIAN PAOLE LANG, leghorn, Italy Elsonhut. William Milnes. 5—Rotary 12—Robert B. Kerr 19—Bill Mllnes 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Pearca Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox VonAken. Chester Curry. Board of Directors Meetings olor—First Thursdoy each Month, Vinee Kornstein Keith Avery. Comb. John Jackson, Warner William Torg Skoba. 7—Employer, Employee Relations Chairman — Harvey Bent Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Biringer, Four-Way Test — Ch. Woyne Ill Albert Foiier, John Etsweilcr a. Lester August — 1956 Way, Chester Allemier. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, ond d. e. — Ch. 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ruisoll Moore. Woodword, VInton. Program international Student Proieets— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnight. Ch. Vincent rCornstein, Davidson, Scton Bovee, Pou Hurley. Treasurer c. e. Employer, Employee Relations Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Asst. Secretary Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Goodholm. Attendonec — Ch. Alfred Rice Ernie Luse, Theo. Sewers. 1956 - 1957 FRED WEEKS Club Service Chairman—Richard Blrlnger OFFICERS BY ELECTION CHARLES SCHMin b. COMMIHEES I 29—Horold Goodholm 30—Erich Schwenge! The above Is our progrorn sch^ule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, may Dfoarcmis, such such as as Lodles' Laaioc' Night, Nlahf mnu appoint Annmnl a n committee to oisist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R, R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Cf. — Ruth., Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R, No. 1 — Wilmo 1466 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pockhom St. — Martho 229-W Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 643-J 1212 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Fronk I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St Milford A. MeKeiih, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 332-J 1039 444 713-R Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 928 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 66F14 1493 Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Joan 1151-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret Seton C. Bovec, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1041 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fafrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lone — Mary Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — EIIsr Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 162-W 10^ 1261 Lester H. Elsenhut, R, R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Honchell St. — CharlcHe Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Baifour Dr. — Doris 74F5 1415 1105 24F2 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — lanore „1399 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen ___i437 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edward C. Holti, 208 E. Chicago St. - Evelyn John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1243 1343 8^ NAME * ~ LESTER WISE, .Program Chairman — Telephone 580 , JUNE 30, 1956 Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 1374 Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwaler Stale Home — Carol..l400 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann 11^ Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 624-W 101 Thco. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 661 618 Webster Treat. 56 N. Circle Dr. — Sutonne 1354 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann. Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. PeorJ St. - Roth 1206-J John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 1450 23 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 46F5 915 Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Galhel 7OT-R Phil Ribblo, 35V2 Morse St 1161-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — BIeanor-_-7W-J 33F22 -.—.568 589*V^ 84 446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1400 1344 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy—— Charles Sehmllt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget Phone No. Frederick VanAken, 65 B. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lila C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy— 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys Axnor Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rotha NAME Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hulf St. — Dorothy _ 503-M 1143 _80F2 24 39 10f5 775-W 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beafriee—___.552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllmo Warren Williams, Botavia, Mich. — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 54F3 _-63F12 15MM 1971 1220-J Lcstlie H. Woodword, Coldwoter lake — Polly.—_.43F22 ■ 1 s. ^he COLDWATER "Rotary REFLECTOR •X)\ o I \ frederiW'h. a Published by MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS weeks QUALITY SPRINQ PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ttlCR. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, !9^ 7 ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 185 1957 NEXT TUESDAY « » » There will be OUR GUESTS—Rotarians Howard a July birthday table with six members qualified to take seats there* Eggleston of Toledo, 0., Bob Pennell of Bronson, Earl Speer of Albany, Ga*. Elmer Dobson of Quincy, Karl Darkey of Battle Creek, and Don Soldwedel of Yuma, Ariz., made up with us this The list includes Russell Moorej^ Harvey Bent, Les Woodward, Charles Schmitt, Ray Mulchahey and Hariy Joseph* week* We don't know whether I^ss Moore will sit at the birthday table or head table* He is, you see, next week's Don Soldwedel, a guest the past three weeks, has been vacationing at Clear Lake, Ind* He is returning this weekend to Arizona where he pub lishes a newspaper. program chairman * * SWEST MUSIC—Treasurer Charles Schmitt reported Tuesday that the club netted $991 on this year's minstrel show. WHERE OH WHERE ? — Rotarians Our payment to Camp Ben Johnston Curry, Davidson, Hawkins, Luck, McKnight, Mulchahey, Olson, RLbble, Schwengel, Skabo, Thomas and Waldron were listed as absent this Tuesday. for the ranger'o oabin is $800, leaving nearly $200 for the general fund* The treasurer also reported that the club's annual Easter Seal * drive netted $l,i79j of which some $620 will be allocated to the county for use IN AM) OUT—District Governor at home* Elvyn Bodley, who only recently took office, is resigning due to his appointment as superintendent of * City school system. THIS TUESDAY—Charles Hill, Chamber manager, was the speaker with "The Price of Sour Cherries" Elwyn, who started as an educator in these parts at Quincy, moving sub sequently to Bronson and then to Sturgis, as his subject* carries the best wishes of Coldwater Charlie's talk actually dealt Tdth the change in competitor relationships down through the years « * * • tracing the areas of coopera tion which have crept into such relationships* Rotarians to his new assignment* The program chairman was another Charles (Fiske). We got back and we're glad As a pohet Seton's sad. But we're happy for a sub And we thanks you-all, bub, POHET PETEs(ALIAS TWO-GUN) TOO MANY—Twelve members signed the early leaver list this week and took off before the talk* * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Porker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF b. COMMIHEES I MICH. Club Service c. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, BY ELECTION b. Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE President Vice President c. JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Carl Harvey Bent, Teeter, Richard Biringer, Maurice Payne, William Vinton. e. Gus — Ch. Lester Wise, Burandt. Membership — Ch. Jim b. Mc- Comb. John Jackson, Warner VanAken. Bobier, and Torg SLobo. Board of Directors Meetings ^^^guior—First Thursday each h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Month, Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public Information — PRESIDENT Mulchohey. ROTARY GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY k. GOVERNOR 219fh DISTRICT. ROTARY FREDERICK II 2—Children's Party— Eisenhut 16—John RIek 23—Ted Sowers K. 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupalik October - 1956 2—Donald Harris 21—Cor! f. Dr. B. M. A. McKelth 9—Bernard Laney VanWhy. Peorce, Warren Williams, Roy g. Hill November — 1956 IV Inlemalionol Service Choirman — Howard Teeter, Inlemationol Contacts — International Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, 4—Fred Weeks Woodward 25—Chester Curry Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes July - 1957 2—Competitor Relotlone— Chories 8—Keilh Avery — Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Horold Goodholm Webster Treot. 18—Charles 4—Classification—Mark Andrews 11—Crippled Children- 15—International Information Vinton 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Faller January — 1957 Ch. Horold Hill, Dr. Donald VanAken June - 1957 December — 1956 Boys' ond Girls' Week — 7—Warner 14—Jomes VanWhy 20-4-Woy Test-Woyno Woy 27—Chester Allemier Ch. — John Dean. o. 9—Horold Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglei Woodword Student Guest — Ch. Byron Thomas. Relations — Ch. b. Pennlngton. 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Buyer, Seller Wilford Coulllard, Lewis April - 1957 September — 1956 Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Crippled Children — Ch. Shorno. HUBERT, Woyland, Michigan Ralph Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Chairman — William Bobier a. INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service Sofely—Ch. Pearce 19—Lewis Pennlngton 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rica May - 1957 Clyde Williams. GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS G. Woldron Wilford Coulllard. Chairmon — Harvey Bent Community 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Fox. 16—Rotorian—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, 23—ladies' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest Luso Douglas Woodward, James Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, ROTARY Community Service March - 1957 d. Sergeant ot Arms — INTERNATIONAL Employee Relations Kornstein Milnes Rural-Urban — Ch. Rotary Informotlon — Ch. Ed e. ward Holtz, Kenneth Pulnom, Special—At the coil of the President 7—Employer, 19-Bill 26—Horold Munn e. Dr. John RIek. i 12:15 P. M. August — 1956 Vinco Keith Avery. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Test — Ch. Wayne Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21-4-H Fair-R. Eisenhut, William Milnes. Ill Fellowship — Ch. John Wolkor, Albert Failer, John Etsweiler. a. Program Four-Woy 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Hurley. d. Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Way, Chester Allemier. Dovidson, Seton Bovee, Paul DIRECTORS—The Pr.sident, Vice President, Howard d. Woodward, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Ouone e. and Charles International Student Prolects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holtz McKnight. 12—Robert B. Kerr Employer, Employee Relations Russell Moore. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. OFFICERS Ch. Chorles Fisk, Harold Goodholm. Choirman—Richard Biringer a. e. Compeliter Relations 9—Don FIske Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the ehonge. Members having speeiol programs, such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl. — Ruth Kellh T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion.., 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 66F14 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Joan William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret Selon C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara IISI-R 104] 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 173 Foirfieid Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary Duono E. Davidson, 145 Foirfieid Dr. — Ellen Jo 713-R 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro 74F5 John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Valerie 1261 John W, Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1415 ..1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R, No. 6 — Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Baifour Dr. — Doris 24F2 533-R Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy .1243 Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn-. Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfieid Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1399 235-W 1343 1437 M3 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel NAME 1466 John A. Kennedy, R, R. No. 1 — Wilma 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Mortho 229-W Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Ernest W. Luse - R. R. No. 3 - Ruth Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Phone No. 84 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann 446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 1374 6430 _6^-M Theo. G. Sowars, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 661 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion..... 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — VIrginio 624-W 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Loura Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy— 332-J 1039 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen.. 101 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Stole Home — CaroL1400 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Roymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — tila Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Poorl St. — Ruth. 80F2 24 Russell G. Waldron, R. R, No. 1 - Delia 10F5 William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite Russcil F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 209 1344 1400 £. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Poor) St. - Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Reiha Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine.—. lewis Ponninglon, 62 Division St. — Gathel 1450 23 1208-J 46F5 915 937 778-R Cori F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 790-J Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello Phil Ribbie, 35Vi Morse St 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City - Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1354 1143 39 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen ..775-V*' Wayne W. Way, 35 HuU St. - Dorothy 1095 Frederick H. V/ooks, 105 S, Cioy St. — Beatrice....—552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Warren Williams, Botovia, Mich. — LaMoine., Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Porsotis Ct. — Roth 33F22 568 Lestfie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly 54F3 63FI2 ____1554M 1271 1220-J _.-43F22 589-W T. " The COLDWATER ' Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR MI r I a FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME INC. �*He Profits Most fFho Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the XJ. S. A. July 11, 1957 SO HELP US—We never dreamed we would be interested in hearing a dis course on the subject of septic tanks. However, Floyd Eby's lively account of his Summer work with the Health ABSENTEES—Andrews, Bobier, Burandt, Etsweiler, Goodholra, Hurley, Kennedy, Milchahey, Ribble, Short, Skabo, Teeter, Van Why, Waldron and Way. Department Tuesday must rate as one of the year's top programs. * EARLY LEAVERS—Seven. Floyd has that knack of impart ing common sense in a humorous manner. We understand that three members contacted him after the meet ing to ask if their septic tanks, wells or what have you, could be checked by his department. We particularly liked his obser vation that the Health Department is not a prosecuting or persecuting * BOARD SESSION—The directors have decided to conserve the club's cash and not expand our booth at the fair grounds this year. We will return to a Dairy Queen operation and possibly add a few items if given an okay by the State Department of Agriculture. Definite decisions will be made within a week or so. agency. . „ that it considers its job one of educating the people as * to what is best for them. AT UNION CITY—The new district Den Shomo was program chairman. * governor, Elwyn Bodley, paid his official visit to the Union City club, * July 2. He is not expected here until late autumn. NEXT TUESDAY—Charley Fiske is program chairman for next week and his topic is competitor rela tions. He informs us that Charles Hill, Chamber manager, will be the speaker. It should be worth hearing. * JESS FINE—Jess Waldron, who undei>went an operation at the Health Center yesterday morning for removal of his gall bladder is doing "Jess fine", * * according to Ken Olmsted. OUR GUESTS—Tuesday's guest list included the names of * it- * Itotarians Joseph Catler of Angola, Ind., Nate Fry of Lansing, Elmer Dobson and C. D. McKenzie of Quincy, Jack Schafer and Bill Cadman of Bronson, Don Soldwedel of Yuma, Ariz., Howard Eggleston of Toledo, 0., and Robert Johnson, Darwin Johnson and John Honobarger of Coshocton, 0. WANTED; A Poet—D. E. (Duke to you) Davidson is in Odessa, Texas, where his Rotary Ann and children have been visit ing her parents the past month. They'll be home late next week. * POHET PEET'S SUB Ozzie Qotsch, of Flint, was a ' guest of his papa-in-law, Maury Payne, and Jim Bresson, U. of M. student, was a guest of Doc Harris. Pohet Peet's On Vacation Down Texas Way With His Relation, We'll be Glad to Get Him Back Penning Poems Requires a Knack * Seton & Duke You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:20 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS I BY ELECTION WISE CHARLES SCHMITT Employer, Employee Relations Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Ernie Lute, Theo. Sowers. Russell Moore. Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Atlemier. Carl Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 2t_4.H Falr-R. G. Waldron Eisonhut, William Miines. Vinton. Davidson, Soton Bovee, Paul Hurley, Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Faller, John Etswelier. Program Gus DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard BIringer, Horvey Bent, Maurice Payne, William Bobier, and Torg Skabo. — Ch. Lester Wise, Burondt. Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Comb. John Jackson, Warner ^^gular—First Thursday each ROTARY word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Show, Russell Waldron. Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL Mulchahey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL SECRETARY Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS n ROTARY FREDERICK Vocotlonal Service Chairmon — William Bobier Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL Relations — Ch. Wilford Coulllard, Lewis HUBERT, Wayland, Michigan Ponnington. Eisenhut — Ch. Keith Avery. 8. K. Peorce, Worren Williams, Ray 2—Donald Harris 9—Harold Hill Youth — Ch. MIfford McKeith, 23—Lodles' Night—Jim McComb Douglas Woodward, James Luse 4—Classification-Mark Swvice Chairman — Howard Teeter. International Contacts — Shorno. Informotlon Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, 4—Fred Weeks Andrews Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Bornes 15—Inlernationol Info— R. A. Trebilcock — 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Troal. Vinton 11—Lodies' Night—Albert Faller January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Or. Donald International Children- VanAken June - 1957 December — 1956 11—Crippled 7—Warner 14—James VonWhy 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 27—Chester Allemior Boys' and Girls' Week — Moy - 1957 21—Carl November — 1956 Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ois- 6—Roymend G. Mulchahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Thomas. Rick 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupoiik 16—Rotarion—Horry Joseph 30—Ernest M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard loney 23—Ted Sowers October — 1956 International 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice 16—John Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor IV 1957 April - 1957 2—Children's Porty— 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Dr. 16—Stog Night—John Dean Ch. — John Dean. Sergeont at Arms — GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Children Re lotions— September — 1956 Ralph VcnWhy. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed- Special—At the call of the President PRESIDENT Crippled March - Wilford Coulllard. Toupoiik, Robert Kerr. Fox. Month, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Safety—Ch. Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. Dr. John RIek. 12:15 P. M. Community 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-8ill Miines 26—Harold Munn 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Vince Kornstein Community Service VanAken. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, August — 1956 28—Buyer-Seller Ill Chairman — Horvey Bent Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Board of Directors Meetings 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Classification — Ch. Mork An Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Treasurer McKnight. Chairman—Richard BIringer President Secretary Asst. Secretary International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengei, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holiz Goodholm. Club Service drews, Charles Woodword, Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles F!sk, Harold COMMIUEES MICH. 1956 > 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER OF 18—Charles Woodword 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations— Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengei The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy. Pbone No. 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth— Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richord F. Biringor, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt. 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 1151-R 1041 1212 ^2-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogone-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisonhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora .1261 74F5 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R, R. No. 6 — Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1105 24F2 533-R Dale A. Deon, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille. 1045 1415 Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore ._1399 Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn .1343 Donold M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen 1243 235-W 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pockhani St. — Mortho 10F32 229-W Bernard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 643-J Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy NAME 1374 Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Address and Rotary Ann .75 446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 1197 6^-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen __.661 332-J Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon. E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia 618 624-W Milferd A. McKcitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne .. 1354 Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Poorl St. — Ella— 14M Frank I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Ralph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Dr. K. L. Olmst^, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Relho Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hildo Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine— Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget.- .1095 Warren WlUioms, Bafavio, Mich. — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Celio Charles L. Woodword, 163 Morshall St. 63F12 1554M 1271 Lesfiie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly 43F22 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth._ 33F23 568 ^ A i ■ '-Jy' FREDERICK by MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1220-J H. Sec. 34.66, P. L A K. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ttlCH. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 552 54F3 ___539-W Rofary REFLECTOR a 24 39 10F5 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Freclerick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice. Clyde Williams, R. R. No, 1 - Wilma 915 937 1161-J — Delia John H. Woiker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelehen___.775-W 46F5 Phil Ribblo, 351/2 Morse St Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 1208-J 77B-R 790-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St. — Alice 23 Lewis Ponnington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann 1143 Warner B, VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys __80F2 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Slate Home — Carol-1400 William A. Miines, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys 1344 ^ JUh 12 '-rD COLDWATER, 84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann James F. McComb, 52 Daughorty St. — Laura Ue COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengei, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 3, 1957 ANOTHER YEAR—Coldwater Rotary this week started another yeavo "Whether it will be "just another year" depends entirely upon all of us® International President Tennent, upon t£ildng office recently, issued a real challenge to Rotary clubs every where. He said: "The enphasis in 19^7-^8 is on the individu^ Rotarian, since he is the one who must give expression to the ideal of service by living it each day. « • . translating it into his life and the lives of others." Let's remember that Rotary, like a seed in the earth, either grows or dies, no matter how imper ceptible The process may be. EARLY LEA"VERS—Seven, who signed plus Bovee, who didn't. notes (Editor's Someone had to give the accompanist a ride home) * LET'S KEEP IT UP—Our club main tained a 91 plus per cent attendance last year and ranked among the first 10 clubs in the ii5-club district. We didn't however, have a single 100 per cent meeting. Quincy and Bronson did. This might be one goal to shoot at this year. * REMU'IDER—Our district now is No. 636 instead of 219. The change became effect ive with the start of the new year. * ■if * THIS WEEK—Les Wise, new club president, presided over his initial session and called upon his various chairmen to give brief outlines of their plans for the coming club yearo As a result, there was no formal program. * HAVE PATIENCE—Our readers will note that this week's Reflector is still being printed onihe same form as last year's. The new forms are now at the printer's and we hope to have them ready for next week's issue. * * TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Rotarians Howard Eggleston of Toledo, 0., Tony Vogt of Flint, Melvin Blue and Elmer Dobson of Quincy, and Bob Stocker of Bronson. Norm Moore, Coldwater, was a guest of Jim Luck. WE NOTE—That "Wade Allen, Kalamazoo Club bulletin editor and club secretary, is stepping down after six years and turn ing the two jobs over to M. Eugene Malone. How's it done, Wade? * * * POHET PEET * at Duke's planning soon to go, ABSENTEES— Andrews, Dale Dean, Harry Joseph, Kornstein, Schmitt, Shaw, Short, Skabo, Vinton, Waldron and "Weeks. Down to Texas after Jo. He's eager to get her back, ■it * * Cooking's toiigh—that's a fact. Seton fit Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURG1S — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF b. COMMITTEES I MICH. Club Service Chalmion—Richard BIrlnger b. President Vice President c. JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHA\ITr Treasurer e. Closslficotlen — Ch. Mark An d. Four-Woy Test — Ch. Woyno Carl Howard Horvey Bent, Gus Richard BIrlnger, f. Maurice Poyne, William Burandt. Membership — Ch. Jim VanAKtn. Board of Directors Meetings h. Magoxine — Ch. Harry Joseph, ■Jular—Firit Thursday each Moitth, Dr. 12:15 P. M. Rotary John Rick. Information — Ch. Ed Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT ROTARY Mulehahey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL SECRETARY — GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL Relations — Wllford Coulilard, Lewis FREDERICK HUBERT, Woyland, Michigan Ralph Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Pennington. Assoc.—Lester Eisenhut Rurai-Urbon — Ch. d. Youth — Ch. Mllford McKeith, 23—lodios' Night—Jim MeComb 8. K. Peoree, Warren Williams, Ray Fox. 2—Donold Harris 9—Harold Hill 30—Ernest Luse International tnformolion Ch. Roymond Trebilcock, II—Crippled ChildrenKenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes A. McKeith Moy - 1957 7—Warner VanAken VInton 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- Jonuory — 1957 Charles 8—Keith Avery 15—International Info— — M. 9—Bernard Loney June - 19S7 December — 1956 4—Classification-Mark Andrews R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treot. Alfred Rice 28—4-Woy Test—Wayne Way 27—Chester Allemier Ch. Harold Hill, Or. Donald 2^Attendance—C. 14—James VanWhy Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulehahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Boys' and Girls' Week — 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Peoree 19—Lewis Pennington 21—Carl November — 1956 Thomas. March - 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupolik 16—Rotorian—Horry Joseph Douglos Woodward, James 26—Harold Munn 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers October — 1956 Dr. Information—Ed Holtz 2—Children's Porty— Estweiler C. Shorno. Ch. 4—John 5—Rotary 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-Blll Mllnes April - 1957 September — 1956 II—Trade international Contacts — II Vecotionol Service Chairman — William Bobler GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Community Safety—Ch. IV Intemationol Service Chairmon — Howard Teeter, Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY Wllford Couillard. Ch. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Information Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL Community Service VanWhy. ward Holfz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the coil of the President Trade Association — Ch. Lester I-4—Ray Fox 21—4-H Fair—R. G. Waldron Eisenhut. William Milnos. Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. g. Music — Ch. Maurice Poyne. Chester Curry. Kornsteln b. Mc- Comb, John Jackson, Warner 7—Employer, Employee Relations 28—Buyer-Sailor Relations— Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. a. Lester Wise, 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 Vince Chairman — Horvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Progrom — Ch. Moore. Woy, Chester Allemler. Ml Hurley. Teelor, Bebier, and torg Skabo. e. Davidson, Soton Bovee, Paul DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and VInton. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone e. Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornsteln, Russell drews, Charles Woodward, d. Ch. Erich Sehwengel, Harold McKnight. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. 1956 • 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE c. International Student Projects— February — 1957 Goodholm. a. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION C-ompetitor Refotions — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold 9—Don Fiske Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Sehwengel The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program eholrmcn of the change. Members having special programs, such os ladies' Night, moy oppoinf a committee to ossist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Richord F. Dirlngor, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1151-R Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Scton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Cloro 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 173 Folrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory 713-R Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene.S^-W John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler. Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Roth 1261 74F5 1415 1105 24F2 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — f'onsy Harold T. HiM, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermtone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Joekson, N. Circle Dr. — Roth NAME LESTER WISE, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 580 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha 229-W Bernard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 643-J Vincent Kornsfein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy... NAME James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol-1400 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Vlrginio Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 624-W ___101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne.. Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ello 1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsted. 70 Marshall St. — Edna— Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 23 1208-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 915 Dr. D. K. Peoree, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grotchon ^F5 24 39 10F5 775-W Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Baalrleo 552 ..13^ Phil Ribblo, 35Vj Morse St. 1161-J Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. 1437 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Sehmitt, 18 £. Alden St. — Berget ..568 589-W Lestlle H. Woodword, Coldwater Lake — Polly—.■UF22 1243 235-W Kenneth M. Pofnom, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 790-J Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth H. WEEKS MICHIGAN A R 11 N GTO N HOTEL WELCOME INC 1271 1220-j Soc. 34.66, P. L. & R QUALITY SPRI>^G PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. by _.___54F3 _.63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cella C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn... 33F22 3 ALWAYS 1143 ._„80F2 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Fear! St. - Roth 778-R Meeting Time: TUESDAY ROTARIANS 503-M Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING 1354 Wllliom A. Milnes, ISO Grond St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys _-_.1344 Roymond G. Muichohey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 FRSDERICK 1 2 ; 1 5 p. m 661 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion "Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. ] — Wilma Worren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LoMoine __.803 Published 84 446 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 75 The COLDWATER * Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1374 Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth... Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 27p 195? HAPPY NEW YEARl—New club year^, of course. This is GOOD NEWS to allI President elect Les and his new officers take over at next Tuesday's G. S. Goffman^ Ira King^ Howard Swan, meeting. We undei-stand the four new service chairmen will sketch their plans for the comi.ng year. The new board has also given honorary memberships to W. Noel Shedd, HLoyd Livermore and Bill Frankhauser. Plan to be there. PEERING AHEAlH'^President Fritz was host to the old and new officers and COLOR TOUR—Ghet Gurry, this week*s program chairman, dropped plans for a musical aptitude test and presented Jim Nelson, a young Kansan employed here this summer. board members at a dinner Wednesday night. His successor, Les Wise, talked of possible club projects during the coming year such as the club concession at the Jim showed color ii"H Fair in August, perhaps a minstrel slides taken by him in England, France, show next Spring etc. Spain and Germany. The last°minute program switch probably saved some of us from discovering our musical ignorance, The li-H" Fair being less than two months away, Lss is naming a committee (perhaps we should say to start definite plans without delay. The committee will consider the type of operation and the question of possible "uncoverinf:-0 expansion. FROM AFAR—Don Soldewedel, The new directors voted to Rotarian and publisher from Yuraa, Ariz., and Jim Shaver, from Las Vegas, Nev., were among this week's guests. Other guests from lesser distances were Rotarians Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.|; Howard Eggleston, Toledo, Ohio| Dave Jordan and Otto Mast, Angola, Ind.j Don Hunsicker, Bronsoni and old faith ful Mac McKenzie from Quincy. MAKING UP?—Members listed absent Tuesday included Barnes, Burandt, Goodholm, Komstein, Pearce, Rice, Schmitt, Short, Waldron, Weeks, Clyde Williams, Dick Moore (on honeymoon) and Ed Havkins. send one boy and one girl to the YMGA camp near Three Rivers again this year. V RED LETTER DAY—Elwyn Bodley, of Sturgis, new district governor, will pay his official visit to Coldwater Nov. ^th. HORSES FOR HOSPITAL—The Eaton Rapids Rotaiy club in sponsoring a benefit horse show Sunday, July at V.F.W. National Home to raise fxmds for the Eaton Rapids Community hospital. Admission, 50 cents, with gate prizes. « SOLOMON SAYS — A smart husband is NOT BAD""-0nly h early leavers 8 one who isn't so busy bringing home the bacon that he neglects the applesauce * * * WITH US STILL—John Walker, who resigned after the recent sale of his laundry, has been made an honoraiy membe: by vote both the old and new boards. ?OHET PETEs Now we start another year Knocking off these lines of wit. They'll get tougher, too, we fear. Hope we make you smile a bit. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. Thursdoy 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.SX) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers, Russell Moore. Foor-Woy Carl President Vice President JOHN KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Vinton. Howord Teeter, Richard Birlnger, Harvey Bent, Maurice Poyne, Bobier, and Torg Skabe. William Lester Wise, Crippled Burandl. VanAken. Rurol-Urban — Ch. Bob Shaw, Russell Woldron. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public Information — PRESIDENT Mulchahey. Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS II ROTARY Service Chairman — William Bobier GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, FREDERICK Vocotionol Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL Relations — Ch. Wilford Couiilord, Lewis HUBERT, Wayland, Michigan Pennington. f. Dr. K. 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupolik 2—Donald Harris 9—Harold Hill son, Frederick Weeks. 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey 13—Clyde Williams Student Guest — Ch. Byron 20—Douglas Woodward IV International 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Kenneth Olmsted 13—Otis Bornes Chairman — Howard Teetor. Shorno. 15—International international Information — Woodward Charles FIske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore Info— R. A. Trebilcock Raymond Trebllcock, 22—Gust C. Burondt Webster Treat. 18—Charles 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donold Ch. 4-Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller 11—Crippled Children- International Contacts — VanAken Vinton June - 1957 December — 1956 Sertnce 7—Warner 14—Jomes VanWhy 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 27—Chester Allemier Ch. — John Dean. May - 1957 21—Corl November — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Week — 9—Bernard Lanay 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers October — 1956 B. Thomas. g. Peorce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice M. A. McKeith — Ch. Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- ward Hollz, Kenneth Putnam, 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban—Keith 2—Children's Party— Eisenhut VonWhy. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed SECRETARY Assoc.—Lester Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Fox. Rick. 12:15 P. M. GENERAL 11—Trade Dr. John March — April - 1957 4—John Estweiler Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Special—At the call of the President GIAN PAOIE LANG, leghorn, Italy Ralph 16—Rolarian—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb 3D—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James Month, 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn Wilford Couiilord. September — 1956 Peorce, Warren Williams, Roy Chester Curry. ROTARY Children Keith Avery. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, jwlar—First Tltiiriday each Kornstein Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Membership — Ch. Jim McComb, John Jackson, Warner Board of Dtrectori Meetings Community Service Community Safety—Ch. Toupolik, Robert Kerr. Albert Faller, John Etsweiler Gus Vince Chairman ~ Harvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, 7—Employer, Employee Relations 28—Buyer-Seller Relations- Ill Hurley. Progrom — Ch. August — 1956 — Ch. Wayne Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4-H Fair-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut. William Milnos. Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Treosurer 1956 - I9S7 ROTARY PROGRAMS Woy, Chester Allemier. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Asst. Secretary Test International Student Proieets— February 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed HoltK McKnighl. Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstein, drews, Chorles Woodward, FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE ond Goodholm. Classification — Ch. Mork An' 7956 • 1957 FRED WEEKS Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Club Service Chairmon—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION c. Competitor Relations — COMMIHEES i 29—Harold Goodholm 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay-. 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon .371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N- Hudson St. — Jean 1151-R Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Scion C. Bovoo, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 1041 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duone E. Dovldson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. ~ Colleen John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchott St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 1105 24F2 533-R 1399 Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy 1243 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel .1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 10F32 Robert B. Korr, 15 Peckhain St. — Martha 229-W Bernard M. laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo 643-J Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy 1374 Ernest W. Lose - R. R. No. 3 - Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dauglierty St. — Loura 332-J Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. _.1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lila -.__1344 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1450 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda 1208-J 46F5 Dr. K. L. Olmst^, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 915 Dr. B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Pulnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleonor 937 778-R 790-J Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlono._-._235-W Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 13^ Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 1437 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn--.-33522 Or. John RIek, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy— 56S Charles Sehmitt, IB E. Alden St. — iferget— 589-W John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 1161-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann - 11S7 653-M ._„661 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia SPRING COLDSATER, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 1 2: 1 5 p.m., A RLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1354 503-M Warner B. VanAken, R. R, No. 2 — Glodys James H. VanWhy, 199 W, Peari St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 80F2 24 39 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann fiussell G. V/oldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia 1143 10F5 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grefchen-.-.___775-W Y/ayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde WiUioms, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Warren Williams, Botovia, Mich. — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwaler Lake — Polly FREDERICK H. WEEKS Meeting Time; TUESDAY __101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann ____1095 --552 54F3 _-63F12 1554M 1271 1220-j „43F22 See. 34.66, P. I. & R. OUALIiY by 446 624-W Ralph Toupaiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne llofary REFLECTOR Published 84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion Ue COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy PRODUCTS, ttlCHe '-•V �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5, A. June 20, 19^7 LIKE OLD TIMES—Older members enjoyed a brief reunion Tuesday with Hoberb E. Sharer, a past president c>f Coldwater Rotary. \ Bob, v/ho is now in charge of adult education at I^Iiohigan State VACATIONING?—Members marked absent this 'week included Allemier, Avery, Fiske, Goodholm, Harris, Hill, Kornstein, McKeith, Moore, Mulchahey, Olson, Pennington, Shaw, Teeter, Walker and Jackson. University, reviewed the problems ' faced by the state's institutions of higher learning due to the ever increasing student load. Of particular interest to local * it AT THE PIANO—Clara Bovee, former club accompanist, subbing for vacationing Winnie. Clara will play a return engage ment next week. members, especially "Osgood" Thomas, was his belief that the establishment of community colleges may be a solu tion. Such a college, of course, has been advocated for Coldwater, it it WELCOME ABOARD—The club had the happy privilege of welcoming two new members Tuesday. Tuesday's speaker was connected with the Coldwater school system for 22 years as teacher, high school principal and superintendent. He subsequently was with the Michigan Department of Public Instruction before joining the IdSU staff. Chuck Woodward was program chairman. Dick Moore, son of Rotarian Russ Moore, was introduced by Fred Weeks. Dick, a 19U6 graduate of Coldwater high school and 19^1 graduate of Michigan State University, is associated with his father in you know vhat business. Dick also acquired a Rotary Ann this week so congratulations to both. E. M. (Ed) Hawkins, Jr., was * introduced by Warner Van Aken. IffiXT TUESDAY—Chet Guriy is next week's program chairman and as you might suspect his plans in of the Danville, Va. club. Ed recently became vice president and general manager of Michigan Gas Utilities, volve music. He refuses to divulge the exact nature of his program but says it vdll be "some form of a musical aptitude test". Ed is no s;branger to Rotary, being a past president * * it LAST CHANCE—There' s only one more meeting this year, our last chance to have a 100 per cent attendance in one meeting. Need we say more? * DISTINGUISHED FEW—The club had only three guests Tuesday. it it One was Rotarian Jim Shaver of Las Vegas, Nevada. The other two were Dean Hov/ell of Saginaw,, a guest of Bill Short, and our good friend from Bronson, Rotarian Bob Stocker. POHET PETEI Two Rotarians walked very far Chasing that elusive par. Slicing, hooking, holler»n four They ain't good and sometimes poor. * Wonder who the guys could be * Erich S. and old man B. EARLY LEAVERS—Ten (only ^jj^ine signed the list). * Seton Duke it You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria » Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Pe>t Tavern Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Goodholm. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, Ernie Luse, Thea. Sowers. Russell Moore. Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. Gus DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard BIringer, Bent, Maurice Bebier, and Torg Skabo. Payne, — Ch. Lester Wise, Burandt. Community Crippled c. Rural-Urban — Ch. Music — Ch. Maurice Poyne, Chester Curry. Board of Director* Meetings -lulor—First Thursday each Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Month, Rotary Information — Ch. Ed Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 319 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Information Mulchohoy. g. II Vecationol Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL Service M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Loney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 30—Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik 2—Donald Harris 9-Harald Hill 16—Rotorlan—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth 23—Ladies' Night—Jim MeComb 30—Ernest Luse May - 1957 7—Worner November — 1956 June - 1957 — Howard Teeter. Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes July - 1957 15—International information 2—Competitor RelationsCharles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 8—Keith Avery — Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 27—Harold Goodholm Webster Treat. Woodward 25—Chester Curry January — 1957 Shorno. Ch. Raymond Trcbilcock, 18—Charles 4—Classification—Mark Andrews 11—Crippled Children- international Contacts — intemationol 4—Fred Weeks II—Ladies' Night-Albert Failer December — 1956 Service Vinton 28—4-Woy Test—Woyne Woy 27—Chester Allemier Beys' and Girls' Week — VanAken 14—James VanWhy 21—Carl Scholarships — Ch. Axner 01s< 6—Raymond G. Muichohey sen, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Willloms 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Chairman a. Relations — Ch. b. Wilford Couillard, Lewis Pennlngton. HILBERT, Waylond, Michigon K. B. Ch. — John Dean. Chairman — William Bobler GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Dr. Peoree, Worron Williams, Ray International Peoree 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice 2—Children's Party— Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. October — 1956 IV 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thema* 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Eisenhut Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Doon Thomas. Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY f. Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK e. 4—John Estwellor 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester — Ch. Douglas Woodword, James — Ch. Harold Munn, Roymond GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL d. March — April - 1957 September — 1956 Ralph VonWhy. ward Hollz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. ROTARY Children Relations— 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-Bill Miines 26—Harold Munn Wilford Coulllord. Fox. Dr. John Rick. 12:15 P. M. Safety—Ch. b. Comb, John Jackson, Warner VonAken. 28—Buyer-Seller Toupallk, Robert Kerr. Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Willlom Vinco Kornstein Community Service Chairman — Horvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Wolker, Albert Failer, John Etsweilor. Treasurer Progrom Harvey Ill Hurley. Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT 7—Employer, Employee Relations Fox 21-4 H Fair-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut, William Miines. Davidson, Seton Bovee, Poul Secretary August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Ouone Vice President 1956 • 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Classification — Ch. Mark An Corl Vinton. international Student Protects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holti McKnight. Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Projldent JOHN KENNEDY c. Employer, Employee Relations drews, Charles Woodward, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN FRED WEEKS Competitor Reiotiens — Ch. Chorles Fisk, Harold Club Service Chairman—Richard BIringer OFFICERS BY ELECTION LESTER WISE COMMimES I 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1956-57. If you wont to change dates with another member, odvise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richaru F. BIringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobler, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 66M4 1493 __1151-R 1041 Soton C. Bovee, 171 Grcind St. — Clara — 1212 Gust C. Burondf, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lane — Mary 713-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Duone £. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volorle 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Elsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille—. 1415 Albert F. Pallor, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte 1105 Chorles H. Fiska, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 24F2 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Harold T. Hfil, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1399 1243 ..235-W Poul Hurley. 1^ Fairfield Dr. — Alleen__ John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Roth 1343 1437 803 Phone No. 1466 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 10F32 229-W 1374 643-J Ernest W. luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen.444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol-1400 William A. Miines, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russel! F. Moore, 15 Cornwsll Court — Glodys Raymond G. Muichohey, Box 148 — Lila E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. — Eilo Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axncr Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rotha Roy C. Potferson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda 1344 1400 1450 23 ._1208-J 46F5 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine lewis Pennlngton, 62 Division St. — Gothel 915 937 778-R Phil RIbble. 351/2 Morse St 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. I, Union City — Evelyn 33F22 Kenneth M. Putnom, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 790-J 568 539-V7 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Poor! St. — Louise To.'lf Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon— E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia-__ Ralph Toupallk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Warner 6. Van.^ken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys. James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 - Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grefchon Wcjyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Fredeirck H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beotrico-— Lestiia H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly "i -i-v U,: The COLDWATER Sec,.54.66, P. L. & Rotary REFLECTOR WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME „661 618 624-W .-101 1354 80F2 24 39 10F5 775-W __1095 —552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 54F3 Warren Willioms, Botovia, Mich. — LoMoine— 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Cello 1554M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Persons Ct. — Ruth—t220-J ■■J H. 653-M Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VcnAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 ; PREDERICK 84 446 __1197 MICH. INC. -43F22 �m-r Si ■ *He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. June 13, 1957 .HOMECOMING—^An old friend will be ARE YOU TIRED? —We were reading the other day that in a single day the average adult's heart beats 103,689 times, his blood travels 168,000,000 miles, he breathes 23,0U0 times and with us next Tuesday. Chuck Woodward, 7^0 has the program, informs us that Bob Sharer id.ll be the speaker. For the newer members we'll explain inhales li38 cubic feet of air. that Bob was formerly senior high principal here and subsequently served as superintend The average adult also eats ent of Coldwater schools.' 3 l/h pounds of food, drinks 2.9 quarts After leaving Coldwater, he was with the Michigan Department of Public Instruct ion until taking his present position in loses 7/8 pounds of waste, speaks U,800 of liquids (more if he likes brew), words (not all necessary), moves 750 muscles, exercises 7,000,000 brain the Adult Education Department of Michigan State University. cells etc. By the time we read this far, we Bob will have something to say and were too tired to continueI you will want to hear it, so make a point of being present. ■if •if SERVE WITH DEEDS—Henri Lacoste, governor of District 69, R.I., MontLAST TUESDAY—The Ladies Night dinner and party dnuamed up by Bert Faller and his committee was—Judged from all anglesa big success. de-Marsan, France, has some wise advice for Rotarians eveiywhere. "A Rotary Club", he declares, "Is not merely a circle, it is a moving wheel. A circle is static, while a The attendance was larger than in the past and everyone had a good meal and an equally good time. Rotary club engenders action." "It does not suffice for us to The committee's "casual dress" idea expound from afar, with various shades was a good one. Eveiyone seemed more relaxed and appeared comfortable. of meaning and much inspiration, about the greatness of the Rotary Ideal of Service. It is necessary rather that we, in a tangible way, serve our community, our country and the world." VACATION TIME—The club has main tained a good attendance mark so far this year. Our record could dip "Uiis summer, however, unless all members plan to make up meetings missed while away from the "Yes, let us serve, not with words but with deeds and, above all, let it be for a useful purpose." city on vacation. * If you are planning a vacation elsewhere, do a little extra planning to keep up your Rotary attendance. You know, you might even enjoy attending a * FOHET PETEs Vacation time is nearing. And plans for trips we're hearing. , ' For reservations now you've wired. After the rest you'll feel read tired. meeting of some other club. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidgy 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parkor Inn — Thuriday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Tempi. — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF b. COMMITTEES I MICH. Club Service Chairman—Richard Biringer c. Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Classification — Ch. Mark An d. Four-Woy Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. Carl Vlnton. e. Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Russell Moore. Ernie Luse, Thco. Sowers. ELECTION drews, Charles Woodward, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN President LESTER WISE Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul CHARLES SCHMiTT Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Foller, John Etsweiler. a. Treasurer Program Cus DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, end Howard Teeter, Richard Birlngar, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, William — Ch. Lester Wise, Burandt. Momberihip — Ch. Jim Comb. John Jackson, Warner VanAken. Bobier, and Torg SIcobo. b. Me- Board oF Director* Meetings Mogazlne — Ch. Horry Joseph, ■ ^^ulor—First Thursday each Month, Dr. John Rick. 12:15 P. M. Rotary information Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL II GOVERNOR 219fh DISTRICT, f. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglos Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron InlemalionBl Buyer, Seller International 4—Fred Weeks 25—Chester Curry Kenneth Olmsted 13—Otis Barnes July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 8—Keith Avery 15—International Information — 18—Charles Woodward 4—Classification—Mark Andrews II—Crippled Children- Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Vlnton 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Foller December — 1956 International Contacts — VonAken June - 1957 27—Chester Allemier Service 7—Werner 28—4-Way Test—Wayne Way 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey Chairman — Howard Teeter. Relations — Ch. b. May - 1957 21—Corl November — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. Wilford Couillerd, Lewis Penninglon. Hill Von Why. Scholarships — Ch. Axnor Ots- g. Boys' and Girls' Week — a. Rick 14—Jomes VanWhy Shorno, FREDERICK HILBERT, Woylond, Michigan 16—John 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupolik 2—Donald Harris 9-Hareld M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodword, James IV Alfred Rice 23—Ted Sowers 23—Lodies' Night—Jim McComb Thomas. Vocational Service Eisenhut 16—Rotorian—Harry Joseph Chairman — Wlliom Bobier INTERNATIONAL B. K. son, Frederick Weeks. Sergeant at Arms — Ch, Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY d. Peorce 19—Lewis Pennlngton Apirl - 1957 2—Children's Party— Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. Ruroi-Urban — Ch. Dr. 12—Rural-Urban—Keith 26—Atlendonee—C. Dr. 13—Slag Night—John Deon Fox. — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchahcy. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL Information 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray — Ch. Ed* e. ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Shaw, Russell Woldron. Relations— September — 1956 Toupolik, Robert Kerr. Children — Ch. Kornstein Fox October - 1956 c. Music — Ch. Mouriee Payne, Chester Curry. Vinee Wilford Couitlard. Community Safely—Ch. Ralph Crippled 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn August — 1956 Morch — 1957 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomos 28—Buyer-Seller Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Hurley. 1956 • 1957 ROTARY PROGRJLMS 21—4-ti Fair—R. G. Woldron Eisenhut, William Milnes. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Secretary Asst. Secretary international Student Pro[ects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwenget, Harold 5—Rotary Infcrmatloiv—Ed Holts McKnight. Goodholm. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk,. Horold R. Info- 16—John Jackson A. Trebilcoek Ch. Raymond Trebilcoek, 22—Gust C. Burandt Webster Treat. 29—Harold Goodholm 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 19S6-.57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay- Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Roth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernico 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret It51-R 1041 Seton C, Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Ciora.. 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary. 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Phone No. 1466 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha -_.229-W Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 643-J Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 William A. Milnes, 209 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 HoroM J. McKnight, Coldwafer State Home — Corel.1400 150 Grand St. — Marguerite^ Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahcy, Box 148 — LIlo 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pear! St. — Ella 1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha ___1208-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda 46F5 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth -.__.24F2 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H, Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonere 1399 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Or. B. K. Pearce, 350 Morsholl St. — Lorraine Lewis Penninglon, 62 Division St. — Gathel Harold T, Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlono Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chieogo St. — Evelyn 1243 J235-W Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Ailcen 13^ 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 1374 915 937 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleonor—. 790-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nariey Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1161-J 33F22 568 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noncy— Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 84 446 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Mairon 661 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia. Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chieogo St. — Eileen 624-W 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Roymond A. Trebilcoek, 137 N. CIcy St. — Ann 1354 503-M Worne." B. VnnAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Jamas H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pcorl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia 80F2 24 39 10F5 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann John H. Walker, 33 Dauqharty St. — Gretehon 1143 775-W Wavne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy ___1095 Ciyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LaMoine— Lester F. Wise, R. R. No, 6 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. _-54F3 -.-63F12 15MM 1271 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice— Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 552 1220-J Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — PolIy___-43F22 589-W ^he COLDWATER Soe. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS OU-^LITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME INC �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. ^ June 6e 1957 CASUAL NOTICE—Bert Faller, who Is chairmaning the Ladies Night at the Gount^^y Club next Tuesday, tells us it HURLS CHALLENGE—Emest Shelley, psychological research analyst for the will be a casual dress affair (Bermudas ,evenl) Cocktails will be unveiled at Tuesday's speaker. 6:30 with a smorgasbord at 7sOO« Cards and dancing later on. Sounds like a relaxing evening. Jim McComb is co~ chairman, with Bill Short, Tlfeb Treat and Harvey Bent as the other committeemen. Michigan Department of Corrections, was He reviewed the state's efforts to rehabilitate some 2,^00 youthful offenders and then challenged club members to Join in the effort. The boy who has gone wrong has done so because he has been building on the wrong pattern, Shelley asserted. STilEETER MUSIC—Keith Avery, minstrel show ticket chairman, told club members Tuesday that receipts from the show ducat sale have now reached $l,l40ii.8U. The directors, at today's board meeting, voted to forward the club's second $800 payment to the Battle Creek club to cover our pledge toward the cost of a caretaker's lodge at Boy Scout Camp Ben T. Johnston. Fred Vllfeeks was program chairman and introduced the speaker. Special guests were Probate Judge, Fred J. Renshaw, and Robert Uhrig, county Juvenile probation officer, and Hobart Ingle, Branch-Hillsdale county probation officer. * * * * FUN AHEAD—The annual Tri- State meeting with Angola and Montpelier will be held June 21 at the Lake James Country clirb starting at 7 p*m. VISITING ROTARIANS-^ale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.| Dave Jordan, Angola, Ind.| Pat Shaw, Mountaineer, N.M.: Ken Yesh and Bill Cadman, Bronsonj and Carlton McKenzie and Elmer Dobson, Quincy. * Departing from custom, this will be strictly a fellowship session with a barbeque dinner and no formal program. Angola will host the affair and ^^2 will be the charge. * The pattern, he pointed out, is supplied by an adult. The latter, he added, can help by setting a good example. * EARLY LEAVERS—Seven (by actual count)• * * * * LATE ARRIVAL—Putnam. SHORT TRIP-^Maurice Payne, who planned to spend a month in Denver, turned up at this week's meeting. Seems he prefers Coldwater's altitude. Welcome MISSING FACES—Barnes, Harris, Olson, Ribble, Schmitt, Skabo, Teeter, home Maestro I Warren Williams and Wise. * * * BACK IN CLUB—John Jackson, who resigned several months ago when illness "made it impossible for him to maintain regular attendance, has rejoined the club. The members were happy to see him back Tuesday. POHET PETEs All you tipplers can be bright June 21 is Tri-State night. Changed the place Just for you. Ousted the speaker, added a brew« Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �Jane has The Boardof Directors approved the names bnd should be filed objections Name Edgar M. Major (Michigan Richard (R. F. D. Gas with the Rotary listed secretary 1957 below, within Minor Club Any one week, Classification Active Agricultural Implement Coldwater Classification Utilities) Moore Moore the Classifications Senior Hawkins of 7, Equipment Co.) Signed Industry - J. A. Implements Kennedy, - Retail Secretary AA �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES I MICH. Club Service Chairman—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Aifrcd Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION Russell Moore. Cor! JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Ch. Vincent Kornstoltf, Four-Woy Test — Ch. Woyne Way, Chester Allemler. 19S6 - 1957 President Vice President 12—Robert Employer, Employee Relations Ernie Luse, Thea. Sowers. Chorlos Woodward, Vinton. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Setcn Hurley. Bovee, Paul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treosurer Albert Foiler, John Etsweiler. Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Community VanAkon. Rural-Urban - Ch. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Fox. Comb. John Jackson, Warner Chester Curry. Board of Direetori Meetings Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Rotary 12:15 P. M. Information Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. DISTRICT 319 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT iNTERNATIONAL Mutchohey. ROTARY SECRETARY Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond GIAN PAOLE LANG, leghorn, Italy GENERAL — Ch. Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Spedal—At the call of the President Ch- Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219th ROTARY FREDERICK n DISTRICT, Pearce, Warren V^lllams, Ray Vocotionol Service Douglos Woodward, James Scholarships — Ch. Axner Olsson, Frederick Weeks. Student Guest — Ch. Byron Boys' and Girls' Week — IV International Pennington. 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupalik 2—Donold Harris 9-Horold Hill 16—Rotarian—Horry Joseph Moy - 1957 30—Ernest Luso 14—James VanWhy November — 1956 21—Ccrl 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 11—Lodles' Night—Albert Faller 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Kenneth Olmsted IS—Otis January — 1957 Information Ch. Raymond Trebilcoek, Charles 8—Keith Avery — 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- Barnes Fiske 9—Con Shorno 16—John Jockson 23—Russell Moore 15—International info— R. A. Trebilcoek 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Good holm Webslor Treat. Vinton 23-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 11—Crippled Children- Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald 7—Warner VonAken 6—Roymond G. Mulchahey Chairman — Howard Teeter. lr>ternatlonal Relations — Ch. Wilford Coulllard, Lewis October — 1956 December — 1956 Service M. A. McKeith 9—Bernord Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers International Contacts — Buyer, Seller 1957 5—Student Guest-Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice 25—District Governor 27—Chester Allemler Thomos. Shorno. Michigan Eisenhut Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb Chairman — William Bobier INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Wayland, K. Ch. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — ROTARY B. VonWhy. Dr. John Rick. -lulnr—First Thursday each Month, Assoc.—Lester Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, Dr. MorcS - April - 1957 2—Children's Party— 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Bobier, and William Kornstoin B. Kerr 19-Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn Wilford Couillard. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Keith Avery. Poyne, Vince September — 1956 Safety—Ch. Ralph Crippled Children — Ch. Maurice 7—Employer, Employee Relations Community Service Gus Burandt. Torg Skabo. August — 1956 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— ill Chairman — Harvey Bent Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Bent, 1956 • 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Trade Association — Ch. Lester Id—Roy Fox 21-4 H Forr-R. G. Woldron Eisenhut, William Milnes. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Riehord BIringer, Harvey Intomaiional Student Proiects— Februory — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary information—Ed Holtz McKnight. Goodholm. Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE c. Competitor Reiation.s — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 5B0 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Antf. Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay. Phone No. 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Hofvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Riehord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudsors St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara IISI-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Cooillord, 60 N. Monroe Si. — lmogene_834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo. Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 162-W 1045 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Elsweilor, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Albert F. Fallor, 95 N. Honchetl St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fisko. R. R. No. 6 - Roth Ray Fox, 74 Salfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donald M. Morris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfletd Dr. — Alleen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth — 74F5 1415 1105 24F2 533-R 1399 1243 235-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. t^o. 1 — Wilma Phone No. 1466 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha. Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 10F32 229-W 1374 643-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 6^-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 661 James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty St. — loura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 332-J 1039 75 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen....—.101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne 1354 Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Korold J. McKnight, Coidv/aler Stoto Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Rosso!! F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 143 — Lila 1400 E. Harold Mono, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. I(. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshali St. — Edna Axncr Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 23 1208-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hildo Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. 1450 Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine.. Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 46F5 915 937 77B-R 790-J 13^ Phil Ribblo, 35'/j Morse St 1161-J 1437 803 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy .33F22 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 539-W 568 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginio... 624-W Raymond A. Trebilcoek, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 - Delia Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice.. 552 Clyde Williams. R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 54F3 Warron Williams, Balavla, Mich. — LoMoIne— 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celio 1il54M Charles L. VVoodword, 163 Morsholl St... Douglos P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth— H. WEEKS INC. by MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY A RLI NGTON HOTEL ALWAYS 1271 1220-J Lestlle H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly—43F22 ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ROTARIANS 39 John H. Wulker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen..._J75-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy __1095 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, VISITING 24 10FS Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. FREDERICK 1 2: 1 5 p.m 1143 80F2 .... Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 503-M Werner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys The COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy——84 P.obert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann .446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1197 WELCOME • - �■■si: *'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. - May 285 1957 COMING UP—Fred Weeks, program chair man for next Tuesday, tells us Ernest L« V. Shelley, research analyst HOME TALENT—As Tuesday's program chairman put it, some of the best club programs are provided by its own mem for the Michigan Department of Corrections, bers. will he the speaker. Boy Is He?" Keith Avery gave an inspiring talk on His' subjects "Vlhose This was true this week when Rotaiy's U=Way test. Chairman VTayne Way couldn't have selected a better man for his program. Among other things, Keith pointed THINGS TO DO—How about penning a line or two to Maurice Payne to let him know we miss him? Address your cards and notes in care ofs Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital, East 10th Ave at Jersey, Denver, Colorado. Maury ex pects to be there one month. out that service—the foundation of Rotary—is entwined in all phases of the li~Way test. EARLY LEAVERSit you off that Ladies Night is being planned for June 11th at the Country Club. Bert Faller promises a fine din ner and program, so keep it in mind (your hubby's mind, we mean). it * it DEAR ROTART ANNS—This is to tip it -Too many (eight to be exact). it VISITING ROTARIANS—Hall Mills, Burr Oak| Carlton McKenzie and Ed Jennings of Quincy; and Bud Higbie of Bronson. it it SWEET MUSIC—Keith Avery, ticket # * * UNLUCKY—Thirteen Rotarians missed sale of tickets for the club's recent minstrel show. The total will be a good program by being absent. Those missing weres Couillard, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Kornstein, Moore, Olson, Payne, Toupalik, Fritz Van Aken, Warner slightly larger when everyone has settled, he states. Chuck Woodward. chairman, reported Tuesday that he has collected ^l,258.8h to date from the it it « * USE DID NOTl—Several members squirmed noticeably Tuesday when Mrs. S. L. Wing, of the Coldwater Garden club, declared that many motorists thoughtlessly clutter -ap the countiyside by tossing their trash from car windows. Van Aken, Waldron, Clyde Williams and EARLY PRACTICE—Veep Lester Wise presided Tuesday in the absence of President Fritz, getting the feel of the job he is due to take over soon. it it Mrs. Wing appeared at Tuesday's session to enlist the club's moral support in her organiza tions current campaign against LitterbugSo- 'Vfe are sure that none of the members can be classified as Litterburgs—not since TuesdayJ POHET PETEs: Glad to hear school's out. Listen to the kids all shout. Mama's waiting for next fall. When they go back, one and aH. Seton St Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Uni.n Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. Thursday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. ■•V �ROTARY CLUS COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF MICH. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, Ch. Vincent Kornstein, 1956 • 1957 Russell Moore. Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. JOHN KENNEDY Secretary Vinton. Hurley. Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. Program Gus DIRECrORS-The President, Vice President, — Ch. Lester Wise, Burondt. Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Blringer, Willlom Comb, John Jackson, Warner PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GENERAL SECRETARY Assoc.—Lester — Ch, Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. II Vocational Service Chairman — William Bobler Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. Wilford Couillard, Lewis Wayland, Michigan K. 2—Donald Harris 9-Harold Hill November — Pennington. Student Guest — Ch. Byron Ralph Teupolik II—Ladies' Night—Albert Foller 11—Crippled ChildrenOlmsted Bornes Ch. Horold Kill, Dr. Donald 5—Keith Avery .15—Internotionol Information Ch. Raymond Trcbllcock, Info— R. A. Trebllcock 22—Gust C. Borandf — Webster Treat. 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 Shorno. International Kenneth 18—Otis Vinton June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 4—Classification-Mark Andrews Choirman — Howard Teeter. 7—Warner VanAken 14—Jomes VanWhy 28—4-Woy Test—Woyne Way December — 1956 International Contacts — May - 1957 21—Corl 1956 27—Chester Allemier Service M. A. McKelth 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick Ch. — John Dean. Internollonal 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rica 30—Community Safety- Boys' ond Girls' Week — IV 1957 23—Ted Sowers 16—Rotarion—Harry Joseph Thomas. tnformolien - 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Peoree 2—Children's Porty— Eisenhut Bob Show, Russell Woldron. Sergeant at Arms — ROTARY B. Pearce, Warren Williams, Roy VonWhy. Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL HILBERT. 11—Trade Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. 18—Slag Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. October — 1956 Dr. March Apirl - 1957 September — 1956 Ralph 4—John Estweiier Public GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY Community Sofety—Ch. Toupallk, Robert Kerr. 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-BIII Milnes 26—Harold Munn Wilford Couillord. Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Mulchohoy. INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK 29—Buyer-Seller Relations— ill Community Service Chalrmon — Horvey Bent 23—Ladles' Night—Jim MeComb Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith. 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, Jomos Dr. John Rick. GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Fox 21-4.H Fcir-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut, Wllliom Milnes. Mogozine — Ch. Harry Joseph, ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy Kornstein Fox. Spedal—At the call of the President INTERNATIONAL VInce Rural-Urban - Ch. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed DISTRICT 219 ROTARY 7—Employer, Employee Relations VonAkon. >^^ular—First Thursday each Month, 12:15 P. M. August — 1956 Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Boord of Directors Meetings 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fellowship — Ch. John V/alker, Treasurer artd Howard Teeter, Richard Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Bebier, and Torg Skobo. Woodward, Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Vice President FRED WEEKS Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Classification — Ch. Mork An Carl President LESTER WISE McKnight. Goodholm. Employer, Employee Relations drews, International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Heltz Ch. CK^ries FIsk,'Harold Club Service Chairman—Richard Blringer ELECTION FRITZ VAN AKEN e. Competitor Relations — COMMITTEES I 29—Harold Goodholm Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee Harvey G. Bent, 51 66F14 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Rfchord F. Biringor, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobler, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfiold Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duono E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro 74F5 Roy Fox. 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy 1243 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — lonore Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn— Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr. — Aileen 1415 1105 24F2 1399 235-W 13-W 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 603 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhoni St. — Morfho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernord M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 1466 10F32 229-W 1374 —643-J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Roth 75 Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 1039 444 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol.1400 Wiliiom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcll Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lilo 1344 ..1400 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. - Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 23 120B-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Morshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel 915 937 778-R Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Kenneth M. Potrom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles SchmitI, 18 E. Alden St. — Dbrget— 46F5 790-J ._1161-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 c. Peorl St. — Louise „653-M Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne ... Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 661 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon—.... 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia 624-W Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Warner 8. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodyi 80F2 Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pear) St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Waiker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grefchen 24 39 10F5 775-W Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Worren Williams, Batovio, Mich. — loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 4 — Cella Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. S4F3 —63F12 1554M 1271 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice COLDWATER, MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., A RLI NGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1220-J Soc. 34.66, P. L. & R. m H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Meeting Time; .1095 5W Lestiie H. Woodward, Coldwater Loke — Polly.—._43F22 568 559-W FREDERICK by 1354 Raymond A. Trebllcock, 137 M. Clay St. — Ann _503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 ^Rotary REFLECTOR Published 446 —1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 84 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth 33F22 Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel. 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy IMC, �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 23, 19^7 SKIDDING SLIGHTLY—The club's average attendance dropped from 96.it8 ^in March to 93.2ii in April according TUESDAY'S ABSENTEES—Avery, Fiske, Fox, Holtz, Milnes, Moore, Sebald, Short, Toupalik, Waldron and Way- to District Governor Fred Hilbert's monthly letter. •if Coldwater stood 10th in the U5-club district during April, while Bronson was fourth, Quincy Uth and Union City 28th» DON'T FORGET—If you haven't already done so, settle up for your minstrel show tickets as soon as possible- We can't determine the profits until aU of the figures are known- Branch county's four clubs had an average attendance for the month of 92-35 per cent- * We doubt if any GETS NEW JOB—President Fritz, who other county in the district could make the * same claim- We note that Sturgis was k^th in April—-a fact that no doubt also has iseen noted by our new District is scheduled to step down soon, acquired a new title this Treek—that of president of Camp 12- Chuck Woodward is the new Veep. Good hunting boysi Governor Elwjrn- * HEADING WEST—Maurice Payne plans to leave next week for Denver, Colo-, to enter •it a clinic there for examination and treat TUmBOUT—The club entertained its children and vice versa at the ment. annual Children's party Tuesday- Maurice. The club members and their The club's best wishes go with you «• * youngsters assembled at Edison school for a luncheon and after the meal the program was furnished by the Edison school children- OUR sympathy—To Noel Shedd, who this week lost his father, William A. Shedd, at the age of 83years* The program featured three musical playlets, including Robin NO USE—In observance of local Hood. Several of the young artists looked and sounded like mighty Clean Up week, Editarian Bovee actually good prospects for P^tary minstrel made a half-hearted effort to clean up shows of the future. his desk. Carl vinton chainnaned the ■ih You should see it nowl * affair which, it seemed to us, was enjoyed by the Dads as much as ty POHET PETES the kidsThe minstrel show was a hit- TUESDAY'S QUEST—Bert Ward, They say we did right well. But if you contemplate a bit. The jokes, they sure did smell- Jack Schafer, Barney Burnett and Bob Stocker, all of the Bronson club« « « EARLY LEAVERS—Only one! Seton and Duke , You Will Always Be Welcome at These Nei^boring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER O QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thureday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedne-day 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF MICH. LESTER WISE Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Four-Way Charles Woodward, Carl VInlon. Davidson, Seton Hurley. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice Proildonf, lUlar—First Thursday Birlnger, William eoeh ROTARY GENERAL Fox. ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. Public Information INTERNATIONAL Mulchohey. — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Sergeant ot Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, ROTARY Clyde Williams. il Vecalienal Dr. B. Assoc.—Lester 2—Donald Harris Elsenhut 9—Harold Hill 27—Chester Allemier Boys' and Girls' Week — December — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. 4—Classification-Mark 11—Crippled Kenneth — Howard Teeter. International Contacts — International information Ch. Raymond Trebllcock, Pennington. Webster Treat. ChildrenOlmsted Barnes — 7—Warner VanAken 14—James VonWhy Yinton 28—4-Woy Test—Wayne Woy June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks Andrews 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles Fiske 8—Keith Avery 15—International May - 1957 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Foller January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donold Wilford Couillard, Lewis 18—Otis 16—John RIek 23—Ted Sowers 21—Carl 20—Douglas Woodward Service M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupallk Thomas. Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. K. Student Guest — Ch. Byron Intenrational Alfred Rice 2—Children's Party— 4—John Estweiler Schelorshlps — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams Shorno. INTERNATIONAL September — 1956 Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James VonWhy. November — 1956 IV Pearce April - 1957 16—Rotofian—Harry Joseph 23—ladies' Night—Jim McComb Chairman — William Bobier HUBERT, Woyland, Michigan 26—Attandonco—C. Relations— Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Pearce, Warren Williams, Roy Chairman Service 28—Buyer-Seller October — 1956 Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed 19—Lewis Pennington 11-Trodo Children — Ch. Ruarl-Urban — Ch. Dr. John Rick. 12—Rurol-Urbon-Keith Fox Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor VonAken. Month, GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Toupallk, Robert Kerr. Keith Avery. GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, IlLINOIS ROTARY Wise, Morch - 1957 Kornstein Wilford Couillard. Community Safety—Ch. Ralph Crippled INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Lester 26—Harold Munn 21-4-H Fair-R. G. Waldron Community Service Gus Burondt. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Ch. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy Ill Helti 12—Robert B. Kerr 19—Bill Mllnes 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Vince Elsenhut, William Milnos. Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Special—At the call of the President PRESIDENT — Wayne Chairman — Harvey Bent Comb, John Jackson, Warner 12:15 P. M. DISTRICT 2)9 ROTARY Bovee, Paul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Falter, John Etsweiler. Program Test — Ch. Way, Chester Allemier. 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Beord of Directors Meetings Cn. Vincent Kornstein, Classification — Ch. Mark An Treasurer end Howard Teeter, Richard Harvey Bent, Mourice Poyne, Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Employer, Employee Relolions Russell Moore, Prejidenf McKnjght. Goodholm. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. drews, Internotional Student Proieets— Februory — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information-Ed Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Club Service Chairman—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, ELECTION 1956 • 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN :. Competitor Relations — COMMIHEES I Inf:^ R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The obove is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to otsisi with the details. LESTER WISE, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Ne. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, IB Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richord F. Biringer, 53 N. Hudson St. — Joan Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 F>l. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-V/ Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Or. — Ellen Jo 162-V/ Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro 74F5 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte— 1105 Charles H. fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Roth ... 24F2 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore —.1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 535.W Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfieid Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth —1437 803 Edward C. Holfz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 13^ NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhoni St. — Marfho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudso.n St. — Nancy— 84 10F32 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise —.229-W Ernest W. luso — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 1374 643-J 332-J 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Slate Home — Carol..1400 624.W Ralph Toupallk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne ....)354 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann——503.M Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court — Gladys 1344 209 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Raymond G, Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Corl F. Vinfon, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 24 —.39 Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen 10F5 775-W Clyde V/illiams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Botavia, Mich. — LaMotna Lester F. Wise. R. R. No. 6 - Cello WF3 63F12 1554M William A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Morguerite E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. — Ella Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rotha Roy C. Potterson, R, R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda 1450 23 1203-J 46F5 Dr. 8. K. Peorce, 350 Marsholl St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel 937 778-R Phil Ribble. SS'/a Morse St. 1161-J Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 568 589-W Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor C. Alfred Rico, R. R. No. I, Union City — Evelyn 1 Werner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 915 790-1 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME —1271 «4«c. 34.66, P. L, & R. COLDWATER, by 80F2 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Roth..._1220.J Lestlle H. Woodword, Coldwater Lake — Polly _.43F22 33F22 FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1143 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy — —1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice.— 552 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, VISITING 661 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia "Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, .653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 75 The COLDWATER Published —.446 1197 illCHe INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 16, 1957 IS EVEfa^BODX HAPPI7—No one is wearing a frown now that the 1957 Rotary Show has passed into history. It was a lot of work but the -tudience reception, plus the heavy, The auto, Blied emphasized, causes few accidents. The driver, according to actual statistics, causes 99-3 per cent. Maurice Payne chairmaned the program for Jim Van Why. boxoffice intake, made it once again a worthwhile club project. Director Ed, Maurice, Chet Curry, Torg Skabo, Keith'Avery et al, all deserve a pat as well as Erick, who created what all. agree was a might classy stage. Then there was Gus, who again organized a "mighty fine" Dixieland band, Winnie, the outside talent and the many others ^o cooperated to the fullest extent. It was a lot of hard work but REPRESENTATIVES CHOSEN—Mac McKeith announced Tuesday that Larry Skidmore, CHS junior, will represent the club at Wolverine Boys State in East Lansing this summer, and that Don Shorno (not Sr.) will go to Rotary Camp Qaory. ABSENTEES—Only seven members, Burandt, Laney, McKnight, Milnes, Mulchahey, Rlbble and Teeter were listed as being absent this week. we th5-nk everyone will agree it had its moments of fun too. EARLY LEAVERS—Three more • than the two mentioned by President Fritz i NEXT TUESDAf—The club will stage its annual children's party. Time 12tl5; place, Edison schoolj requirements, one or more youngster (your own if possible). TUESDAY'S GUESTS—Russ Megargle of Bronson, and Dale Ulery ( of Goshen Carl Vinton, chairman of this year's shindig, says the children will provide the entertainment after not Bronson) were the Rotarian guests. luncheon. The painty will replace the usual weekly luncheon meeting at the host to Darwin Swain of Battle Creekj hotel. Noel Shedd had Charles Hill, new Chamber manager, as his guest| Fred Weeks was Ken Putnam had George Owers of McRae, Ga. (vdio may take the local city forester post), and "Osgood" had two of his driver educa tion instructors, Val Connaly and Emil Lopez as his guests. it APPLYING THE BR;\KES—Rotarians who fancy themselves expert drivers got a different picture of themselves * Tuesday vdien Martin J. Blied, driver TVE'RE education supervisor for the Auto mobile Club of Michigan, addressed the WRIT club. ourm Blied asked his audience to ex amine its own driving habits, point ing out that children invariably « pattern their driving after that of POHET PETEs their parents. He said the driver ^»ducation program can help but cannot ^ do the jcb alone. ME TOOll « You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, b. Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE President Vice President c. JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary d. CHARLES SCHMirr Carl Charles Woodword, VInton. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Soton Hurley. Bovee, Paul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Albert Foller, John Etsweller. e. Program Gus — Ch. Lester Wise, Burondt. DIRECTORS-The Presld.nt, Vice President, Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Harvey Comb. John Jackson, Womer and Howard Bent, Teeter, Richard Biringer, f. Maurice Payne, William Bobler, and Torg SIcabo. VonAkon. g. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Beard of Dtrecters MeeHngs ular—First Thursday each h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, i 12:15 P, M. Rotary information — Ch. Ed- word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the coll of the President, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL SECRETARY Bob Show, Russell Waldron. j. Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchahey. k. Sergeont at Arms — GOVERNOR 21Pth DISTRICT. ROTARY FREDERICK II 28—Buyer-Seller Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Dent Community Safety—Ch. Crippled Children September — 1956 Ralph Assoc.—Lester Eisenhut — Ch. Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Dr. K. 9-Hafo!d Ralph Toupalik Hill 16—Rotorion—Harry Joseph 30—Ernest Douglas Woodward, James Luse June - 1957 Information Ch. Raymond Trebllcock, 4—Fred Weeks December — 1956 4—Classification—Mark Andrews 11—Crippled Children- Servico Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes — 11—Lodies' Night—Albert Faller 18—Charles Woodward 1*5—Chester Curry Juiy - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 8—Keith Avary Webster Treat. VonAken Vinlon 23—4-Way Test—Wayne Woy 27—Chester Allemier Ch. — John Dean. 7—Warner 14—James VanWhy November — 1956 Boys' and Girls* Week — May - 1957 21—Carl Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulehohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglos Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Thomas. M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 30—Community Safety- Youth — Ch. Mllford MeKeith, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb international Alfred RIc* 23—Ted Sowers 2—Donald Harris Pearee, Warren Williams, Ray Fox. Inlemationol 26—Attendance—C. 16—John Rick October — 1956 B. Ch. Horoid Hill, Dr. Donold Relations — Ch. 4—John Estweller 11—Trade Keith Avery. Rural-Urban - Ch. Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington April - 1957 2—Children's Party— Kenneth Olmsfed, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Buyer, Seller Wllferd Couillord, Lewis Ponnington. Relations— 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Wiiford Couillord. Teupalik, Robert Kerr. Shorno. 0. INTERNATIONAL Vince Kornstein Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21-4-H Fair-R. G. Woldron Eisenhut. William MUnes. Chairman — William Bobier HILBERT, Wayland, Michigan Holtz August — 1956 Four-Woy Test — Ch. Wayne 7—Employer, Employee Relations Morch - 1957 Woy, Chester Allemier. 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas International Contacts — Vocational Service 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 5—Rotary information—Ed 12—Robert B. Kerr 19—Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn Russell Moore. Cholrmon — Howard Teeter. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstein, IV Ch. Or. Donald Harris, Clyde Wlliloms. ROTARY McKnight. VonWhy. Or. John Rick. Month, Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Goodholm. Ernie luse, Theo. Sowers. OFFICERS BY ELECTION International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Club Service Cholrmon—Richard Biringer a. e. Competitor Relations — COMMITTEES 1 15—Internolionol Info— R. A. Trebilcoek 22—Gust C. Durandt Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 29—Horoid Goodholm 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chalrmon of the change. Members hoving speclol progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phono No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay- 1036.M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth 920 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Horvoy G. Bent, 51 66F14 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret Selon C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Claro-.. Gust C. Burondt, 176 FairField Dr. — Josephine 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 452-R Wiiford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene .834-V/ Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, if. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchoft St. — Charlotte— Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth 1105 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Horoid T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 1243 235-W Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Edward C. Hollz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileon John T. Jockson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1399 -1343 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Phone No. 1466 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha 229-W Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Ernest W. NAME Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Rolph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 332-J 1039 Mllford A. MeKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen .... 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coidwatcr State Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwetl Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Llio 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. K. I. Oimsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna— — Dr. B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gafhet— 937 778-R Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Kenneth M. Putnam, II E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St.... C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 915 790-J Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Worren Willloms, Botavia, Mich. — LaMoIne 552 54F3 —63F12 Lestlis H. Woodward, Coldwoter Loke — Polly—.43F22 ... M.AY 17 1957 T FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWAT£R« MICH. MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1554M See. 34.66, P. L. & R. V COLDWATER, 39 10F5 775-W 1093 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Cello 33F22 589-W Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 1143 80F2 24 John H. Walker, 33 Daughorly St. — Gratchan Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy The COLDWATER Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER - 503-M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. —1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth —1220-J -Ilbl-J 568 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aldtr.i St. — BeVget - Delia 661 618 624-W —101 1354 Roymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 23 1208-J 46F5 ,6^-M - Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann 1450 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Pofterson, R, R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda 1197 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Or. — Suzanne Worner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWIiy, 159 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 84 ——.446 Torg Skobo, 153 E, Chicago St. — Nellie 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise -1374 643-J Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Roth Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noney— INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. May 8, X9S1 ONE, TW, THREE-"Only three more rehearsals before we unveil our 1957 minstrel production to public gazso Next practice session will be at 7s30 poUi, Sunday.. Director Ed needs a 4^100 per cent turnout. Tickets are selling^ but not rapidly enough, according to Keith Avery, DISTINGUISHED GUESTS—Tuesday's guest list was headed by Ralph Toaz, secretary of the Lansing club and past district governor of Rotary. Barney Barnett and R. J. Megargle, of Bronson, Robert Jones, of Adrian, and . . 0. D. McKenzie, of Quincy. Warren Williams had a non-Rotarian guest, a Mr. Collier, of Toledo, 0. who reported 315 ducats disposed of as of Tuesday. . It will take l,l400 to fill the auditorium for two nights, soooool ■» * * AFRICAN INTERLUDE—-The club has WE MISSED—Burandt, Dale Dean, Fiske, Hurly, Komstein, Laney, McComb, McKeith, PenningtOn, Rice, Putnam, Schmitt, Shorno, Thomas, Waldron, and the three Woodwards, all of whom were marked absent. had some enjoyable travelogues during recent months and the one presented this week by Wilbur Read was no * EARLY LEAVERS—At least three more exception. than the number of those signing the Wilbur, who traveled by air and list. sea to Europe and Africa earlier this year, showed the club some of his ex cellent color shots. * -M- The latter were made even more interesting by the exhi bitor's rapid-fire narration. COMING UP—Carl Vinton announced Tuesday that the meeting tv^o weeks hence has been set aside for the club's annual Warner Van Aken was program chairman and is to be congratulated children's party. on his This meeting will be held at Edison school and if you haven't got a youngster choice. ■ih * or' two of your own to take, get one (by a HAIL AND FARmUELL ... The club welcomed James Luck into membership Tuesday. conventional means of course). On the fallacious assumption that they eat less, the price will be 75 cents per youngster. A real bargaini that You can't feed 'em for at home. Jim needs no introduction to most Goldwaterites. He is a graduate of St. Charles High School, an arnQr veteran and is manager of Radio Station WTVB. the Duke Davidson handled introduction. * SOUfJD LOGIC—"Take an interest in the future—that's where you will spend the rest of your lifei" The club regretfully said aloha to John Ricl^ who is leaving Coldwater soon for Detroit where he will work toward a specialist's rating in internal medicine. Doc Pearce, in behalf of the club, gave Doc Rick a going away gift as a momento. The city joins the club in saying, "It's been nice knowing you, John, and it it POHET it PETEs Ask the next guy you see. If at the minstrel he will be? The show will really be a honey. Besides, the club needs the money. Seton & Duke please consider coming back to stay some day. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATFR/ OF Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles FIsk, Harold COMMIHEES I MICH. Chalrmon—Richard Biringer Employer, Employee Relations Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION Russell Moore. Clossificotion — Ch. Mark An Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemler. 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Secretary FRED WEEKS Hurley. Asst. Secretary Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Falter, John Etsweiler. Treasurer Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Dr. John Bob Shaw, Russell Woldrort. Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Roy.mond Mulchahey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy SECRETARY Ed ward Hollz, Kenneth Putnam. Special—At the coll of the President GENERAL Rick. Rotary Information — Ch. INTERNATIONAL Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 11 ROTARY FREDERICK Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL HILBERT, Vocational Service Chairman — William Bobier GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Ill Safety—Ch. Relations — Ch. Wilford Couillard, Lewis Penntnglon. Woylcnd, Michigan March - 1957 5—Student Guest-Byron Thomas Fox 19—Lewis Pennlngton 28—Buyer-Seller 26—Atlendonce—C. Relations- Peorce Alfred Rice Wilford Couillard. Ralph Toupalik, Robert Kerr. April - 1957 September — 1956 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester 2—Children's Forty— Eisenhut October — 1956 Dr. 19-Bill Mllnes 26—Harold Munn 21-4-H Falr-R. G. Woidron Community Service Chairman — Horvey Bent Community 5—Rotory Information—Ed Holtz 12—Robert B. Kerr 12—Rural-Urban—Keith 16—Rotarian—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKeifh, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb -^^^ular—First Thwrsdoy each Month, ROTARY Eisenhut, William Miines. Kornstein Music — Ch. Mourice Payne. Chester Curry. PRESIDENT Vince Rural-Urbon - Ch. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph. INTERNATIONAL 7—Employer, Employee Relations VonAKen. Burandt. Comb. John Jackson, Warner Bobfer, and torg Skabo. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY August — 1956 Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Gus 12:15 P. M. 19S6 • 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. 18—Slag Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard Biringer, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, William Board of Directors MeeHngs Ch. Erich Schwengel, Horold McKnight. Trade Associolion — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Dwane Vice President CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Woodward, Cari Vlnton. President JOHN KENNEDY ch. Vincent Kornstoln, Ernie luse, Theo. Sowers. drews, Internotiona! Student Projects— February — 1957 c. Good holm. Club Service 6. K. Pearce, Worron Williams, Roy Fox. Douglas Woodward, James VonWhy. 2—Donald Horris 9—Harold Hill M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Loney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 30—Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik May - 1957 7—Warner VanAken 30—Ernest Luse 14—James VanWhy November — 1956 21—Cori Vinton Scholarships — Ch. Axnor Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Willioms 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way Student Guest — Ch. Byron June - 1957 20—Douglas Woodward Thomas. 27—Chester Allemlor Boys' ond Girls' Week — December — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. IV Intemotlonol 4—Clossificalion—Mark Andrews 11—Crippled Children- Service Kenneth Olmsted Chairman — Howard Teeter. 18—Otis International Contacts — January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Intornotional Barnes Information — Webster Treat. Woodward July - 1957 Charles 15—International Info— R. A. Trobilcoek 22—Gust C. Burandt Ch. Raymond Trebllcock, 18—Charles 25—Chester Curry 2—Competitor Relations- 8—Keith Avery Shorno. 4-Fred Weeks 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Faller 29—Harold Good holm Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change doles with another member, advise the program chalrmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Choirman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Phone No. 1036-M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Roth 928 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 10F32 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 66F14 1493 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martho ..529-W Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret - I1S1-R 1041 Seton C. Bovoo, 171 Grand St. — Ciora 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-634-V/ Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duono E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, if. R. No. 3 — Dora 1045 1261 74F5 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille ..1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fisko, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth 1105 24F2 Roy Fox. 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodhelm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore. 1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 1243 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn_____13^ Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen .1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 Phone No. 1466 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 84 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise. _._446 1197 Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 661 618 624-W Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwater Stale Home — CoroL1400 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circie Dr. — Suzanne ..1354 Raymond G. Mulchohoy, Box 148 — Lilo James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St. — Aiice Russell G. V/oldfon, R. R. No. 1 — Delia 24 39 10F5 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Bafovia, Mich. — LoMoine __54F3 „_.63F12 Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James P. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1374 643-J 75 332-J 1039 Wfliiam A. Miines, 150 Grond St. — Morguerite Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 209 1344 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1450 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Pofterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribafle. 35'/2 Morse St C. Alfred Rice, R. R, No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 1400 1208-J 46F5 915 937 778-R 790-J 1161-J 33F22 568 Torg Skabo, 1M E. Chicago St. — Nellie Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen. John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelchen ._775-W Woyno W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1095 Frederick H. V/eeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beat.-ico__„_ 552 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia.. Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly_ FREDERICK by COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 197! 1220-J .43F22 Sac. 34.66. P. I. & R. I H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HICH. Published 15MM 589-W Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 101 Roymond A. Trebiicock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann-._.W13-M Frederick VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80F2 The COLDWATER a 653-M ISC , �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 2, 19^7 NOW HEAR THISi—Director Ed Holtz -A'aiTis that curtain time is only four rehearsals distant, including the dress rehearsal for the State Home clared that the best foreign policy today is maintenance of a strong mil itary force to detpr attack, and the practice of patience. boys and girls. * So—he urges us to urge all of you to turn out 100 percent at next Tuesday night's workout at Roosevelt auditoriuiQe prompt. Starting time 7 00 p.nio Maurice Payne informs us that * MISSING FACES—Davidson, Etsweiler, Fallen, Fiske, Harris, Hill, Joseph, Kornstein, Laney, McConkey, McKnight, Mulchahey, Payne, Pennington, Rice, Rick, Schmitt, Shaw, Schwengel, Teeter, Treat, Trebilcock, Waldron, Doug and Minstrel Show costumes will be Les Woodward were listed handed out Tuesday night. at the rehearsal on Sunday, May 12th. (V/hich allovrs tv/o days for alterations.) as absent * WHAT DO TA KNOW—There v/ere no Torg Skabo and his program vendors have sold 93 advertisements early leavers at Batavia Grange Tuesday which, he reported to the board nightI Thursday, will gross about $900. * Now all we have to do is whip the show into shape, and Ed and his aides will need your aid in doing this. Nuff saidI * •it BOARD DECISION—The directors, at their May luncheon session this week, decided to again spon LEFT IN LURCH—Dale Ulery, of Goshen, Ind., club, Hal Mills, of Burr Oak, and Heniy Gomley of Bronson, reported in at the Arlington Tuesday noon to make up, not knowing that an evening meeting was scheduled. Try us again, fellas. * * * sor a high school junior at 1957 Wolverine Boys State. Mac McKeith is in charge of selecting the boy to be sent by the club to East Lansing this year. * SIGNS OF THE TIME—Spring engenders, among other emotions, a desire to paint and fix up. This may account for the fact that the board this v/eek voted to repair the club's signs at the main approaches to the city. Harvey Bent ■» drew the detail and will be assisted by ORCHIDS TO DOC—Keith Pearce, Warren Williams and Ray Fox rate a pat on the back for the highly successful Rural-Urban Night din ner meeting at Batavia Grange this week. the Jaycees, who have volunteered to do the work if the club would only furnish the materials it etc. it it The club's farmer STOLEN THOUGHT-It takes only a friends appeared to enjoy the meal, sociability and a talk by little jack to lift a car, but a lot of Dr. \^illis Dunbar, history pro jack to keep it up. fessor and radio-TV news commenta •it tor and analyst. Dr. Dimbar reviewed U.S. diplomacy from the beginning, pointing out since 19U8 it has, perhaps of necessity, become a policy of expediency. He de PHQET it it PETEs Minstrel boozing's out, they say. You'll sing better but not as gay. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF i MICH. Ernie Luse, Thoo. Sowers. Classification — Ch. Mark An Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Ailomier. drews, Charles Cart President Vice President JOHN KENNEDY Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Albert Faller, John Etswoilor. Program Gus DIRECTORS—The Presidsnl, Vice President, and Howard Harvey Bent, Teeter, Richard Maurice Payne, Bobler, and Torg Skabo. Bovee, Paul — Ch. Wise, Burondt. Membership — Biringer, William Lester Ch. Jim Me- Comb. John Jackson, Warner VonAxen. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Board of Oirecters Meetings olor—First Thursday each Mogazine — Ch. Horry Joseph, Month, Rotary Informotion — Ch. Ed ward Holts, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Show, Russell Waldron. 12:15 P. M. Speciol—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL GENERAL INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS II GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY — Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Information Ch. Harold Munn, Roymortd Mulchahey. CIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy Vince Vocational Service Lewis 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Fox Pearce 19—lewis Pennington Ill Communltv Service Chairmon — Harvey Bent Wilford Couillord. Community Safety—Ch. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Crippled Children April - 1957 2—Children's Party— Soplembar — 1956 Ralph 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Elsenhut — Ch. Dr. 18—Stog Night—John Dean Dr. K. 30—Community Safety- October — 1956 Rural-Urban — Ch. B. Pearce, Warren Williams, Roy 2—Donold Ralph Toupalik Harris 9-Harold Hill l^Rotarian—Horry Joseph Fox. Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith Douglas Woodward, Jomes 23—Lodies' Night—Jim MeComb 30—Ernest Luse International June - 1957 4—Fred 4—Clossification—Mark Andrews Chairman 11—Crippled Children- — Howard Teeter. International Contacts — January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Ch. Information Kenneth Olmsted 13—Otis Barnes 8—Keith Avery 15—Internotionol Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Harold Goodholm — Raymond Trobilcock, Webster Treat. Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller December — 1956 Service Vinton 28—4-WBy last—Wayne Way Thomas. IV 7—Warner VonAken 21—Carl November — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. Moy - 1957 14—James VanWhy Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron 27—Chester Allemiar Boys' and Girls' Week — M. A. McKelth 9—Bernard Lanay 16—John Rick 23—Tad Sowers Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. Internotionol Relations — Ch. March - 25—Attendance-C. Alfred Rica Buyer, Seller Wllford Coulllard, Pennington. Kornstein 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Shorno. INTERNATIONAL 7—Employer, Employee Relations Milnes 21-4-H Foir-R. G. Woldron Chairman — William Bobier HILBERT, Wayland, Michigan August — 1956 19-Blll 25—Harold Munn Elsenhut, William Milnes. VanWhy. Dr. John Rick. 12—Robert B. Kerr 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Vinton. Davidson, Seton Hurley. Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Woodward, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Secretary FRED WEEKS Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Russell Moore. T9S6 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE McKnight. Goodholm. Employer, Employee Relations Biringer Attendance — Ch, Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwenget, Harold 5—Rotary Informotion—Ed Hollt Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Club Service Chairman—Richard :. Competitor Relotions — COMMIHEES 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations— Chorlos Fiske 9—Don Shorno 15—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwenge! The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dates with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the change. Members having tpaclal programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 1036-M NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Oils O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 66F14 1493 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Pbona No. Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1151-R 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lane — Mary 713-R Duono E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhuf, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 152-W 1045 1261 74F5 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske. R. R. No. 6 — Roth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1105 24F2 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore 1399 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 235-W Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 50 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Donald M. Horrii, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Edward C. Hoitz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr. — Aifeen 1415 1243 13^ 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 Phone No. 1466 Erich O. Schwengol, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy-., Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chieogo St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 84 10F32 75 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 618 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 229-W 1374 643-J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Rulh James F. McComb, 52 Daughorty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkoy, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol-1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcll Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — lilo E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshoil St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Rotho Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Aiden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorroine NAME Address and Rotary Ann E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chieogo St. — cMeon Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann John H. Walker, 33 Daughorty St, — Grelchen____.775-W 46F5 915 937 C. Alfred Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St. — Borget 33F22 568 589-W Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chieogo St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. if. No. 1 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1095 552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Wlllioms, Bolavla, Mich. — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Colia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. __54F3 _.63F12 15S4M ___1271 Lestlle H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly .-43F22 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl. — Ruth___1220-J H. m V/EEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. MICHIGAN 39 10F5 Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. FREDERICK COLDWATER, — Dello Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy "Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time; 1354 __503-M 1450 23 1208-J 778-R 790-J Hdl-J by 624-W 101 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodys „80F2 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 24 The COLDWATER Published ,-„„446 1197 653-M ____661 209 1344 1400 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribblo. 351/2 Morse St ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Phona No. INC. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, April 25, 1957: FLA.ski FLASH—Next week's re hearsal for the minstrel EARLY LEAVER LIST—Short and sweet (only six names)® show will be held at 7;30 p.m« MONDAY at Roosevelt auditoriuBia It has been moved up one day due to the Rural-Urban Night at Batavia Grange Tuesday. ft ft ft TWELVE MINUS ONE—Coldwater was represented at the Homer Charter Night dinner last week by an 11-member delegation® Curtain time is dra^ving closer and closer. Director Ed urges that everyone make an effort to attend re hearsals regularly. The local group was headed by President Fritz Van Aken and included •ft ■ft Noel Shedd, Chuck Woodward, Chick Kennedy, ft- Howard Teeter, Harold GoodhoILm, Ernest lise, DON'T FORGET—There will be Clyde Williams, Dick Biringer, Harvey Bent no and Keith Pearce® noon meeting of the club Tuesday due to the annual Rural-Urban dinner at ft Batavia Grange at 7 p.m. that night. Dr. Willis Dunbar of Kalamazoo, TV and radio news commentator and analyst, is to be the speaker. Each Rotarian contact V/arren Williams ft ft WE'RE GAINING—Coldwater ranked 6th in the U5"Club district in attendance during March, according to the monthly is to have a farmer as his guest® Members without farmer acquaintances should ft letter from District Governor Fred. at once® The club's average attendance ■ft •ft during the month was 96.18 per cent of •ft its membership. Our February rating was 92.060 Bronson finished one notch above us last month with a 96®58 rating® NEiflS TO MOST—Ralph Toupalik,, whose program was "community safety", caifle up this Tuesday. LaVem Miller of the Branch County Boat club, and Richard Dorcien, county CD director, who provided information which was news ft ft ft ft AT LAKE PLACID—Governor Nominee Elwyn Bodley of Sturgis is attending the International Assembly at Lake Placid. to most members® Miller reviewed the safety aims of the boat club, while Borden dis cussed the county's disaster relief setup. ft ft ft PAGE JULES VERNE—Kalamazoo Rotarian A1 Van Zoeren has Just completed a Rotary trip around the world in 9l days. Both men devoted portions of He their talk to the Branch County visited l5 clubs in 12 weeks, traveling Rescue squad, its personnel, train ing, equipment and operations. They climaxed the program with a couple of he visited Denish Mathur, viho was a Rotary sponsored student in Kalamazoo. 25,000 miles by air. In Jodpohr, India, rescue demonstrations and then exhibited ft ft some of the rescue squad's equipment. POHET PETE: ft Flowers will grow in a mass. But dam it so will the grass. ABSEIflESS—'Allemier. Barnes, Curry, Et-sweiler, Hill, Moore, Olmsted, Olson, Pearce, Trebilccck and Wise. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Tecnpte — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF b. COMMIHEES I MICH. Club Service Ernie Luse, Thee. Sowers. Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN President LESTER WISE Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Carl CHARLES SCHMITT Vinien. e. Albert Fallor, John Etswelier. a. Ch. Lester Wise, Gus Burartdt. DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, Teeter, Richard Maurice Payne, Membership BIringer, Wiliiam — Ch. Jim VanAken. Bobier, ond Torg Shabo. b. Chester Curry. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, ^■ulor—First Thursday each Month, Dr. Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY Bob Shaw, Russell Woldron. Public INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Mulchohey. ROTARY Wayland, Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Community Safety—Ch. Crippled Children 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Ralph 4—John Assoc.—Lester B. K. A. McKelth 30-4Iommunity Safety- Ralph Toupoiik Moy - 1957 VonWhy. 21—Carl November — 1956 4—Fred Weeks December — 1956 4—Classification—Mark Andrews 11—Crippled Children— International Contacts — January — 1957 6—Keith Avery a. International Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Buyer, Seller International Relations — Ch. b> Service Ch. Information Raymond Trebilcock, Kennoth Olmsted — 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Feller 18—Chorles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Barnes 2—Competitor Relotlons— Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 15—International Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treot. VanAken VInton June - 1957 Thomas. Boys' and Girls' Week — 7—Warner 14—James VonWhy 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way e. Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Wiliioms 20—Douglas Woodward f. Student Guest — Ch. Byron 27—Chester Aliemler 18—Otis Pennington. M. 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 2—Donald Harris 9-Horold Hill Chairman — Howard Teeter, Wilford Couillord, Lewis Eisenhut 25—District Governor Clyde Williams. Service 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice Fox. 16—Rotorian—Horry Joseph Youth — Ch. Mllford McKeith, 23—Ladies' Night-Jim MeComb 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James g. Pearce 19—lewis Pennington 2—Children's Party— Estweiler Dr. IB—Stag Night—John Dean Ch. — John Dean. Vocalienol 5—Student Guest-Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urbon—Keith April - 1957 September — 19S6 11—Trode — Ch. Dr. March - 1957 Wilford Couillord. Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Chairman — William Bobier Michigan Fox 21-4-H Fair-R. G. Waldron Toupoiik, Robert Kerr. Shorno. INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Employee Relations Kornstein Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, tl GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Vinee IV GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY — 7—Employer, d. Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Informolion Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL — Ch. Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Test — Ch. Wayne Rural-Urban — Ch. John Rick. Rotary Information 12:15 P. M. Four-Way 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 Heltz 12—Robert B. Kerr 19—Bill Milnes 26—Horold Munn e. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Beard of Directon Meetings Russell Moore. Kenneth Olmsted. Otis Barnes, Keith Avory. October — 1956 Mc- Comb. John Jackson, Warner Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, — Employer, Employee Relotlons Eisenhut, William Mllnos. Hurley. Treasurer McKnight. Way, Chester Allemi.r. Davidson, Soton Bovee, Paul Program and Howard Horvey Bent, d. Charles Woodword, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Secretary Asst. Secretory Intornotional Student Proieets— February ^ 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Horold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Goodholm. Chairman—Richard BIringer c. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION e. Competitor Relations — 16—John Jockson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengol The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address ond Rolory Ann Chester Allcmier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay. Phone No. 1036-M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Mofk S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avory, 18 Church St. — Morion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 928 371 66F14 1493 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoref Sefon C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1151-R 1041 1212 Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Roth Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. ■— lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lane — Mary. 713-R Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Valerie 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Phone No. 1466 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, \S Peckhcm St. — Mortho 229-W Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 1374 Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 643-J 75 Ralph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 1354 Warner B, VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 80F2 —24 Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No, 10F5 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha - 1208-J 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Aldan St. — Berget— 33F22 568 539-W 1343 803 1437 46F5 915 Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Elaonor... 790-J Cor] F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St, — Alice 1 — Delia John H. VValker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth 1957 A/cV FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. by COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ARLINGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 1095 63F12 1554M 1271 1220-J Lestiia H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly—.43F22 I'-t-lvi ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 39 Freaerick H. NVeeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Boatriee——M2 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wllmo 54F3 "Rotary REFLECTOR I 101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 The COLDWATER Published 661 618 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Phil RIbble, 35Vi Morse St. Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 653.M 444 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwoter Stote Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 146 — Lila 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 937 778-R John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth ._1197 1039 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfiold Dr. — Aileen Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Aiden St. — Mildred ._235-W Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 84 446 624-W 1105 24P2 Harold T. Hill, ^1 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia S33-R 1399 Phone No. 332-J Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanora Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy- James F. McComb, 52 Daugheriy St. — Laura Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy,.__-..1243 NAME INC �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 18,: 195T - ' S^IALL BUT OH MX—Tuesday's guest list was smaller than usual. However, it couldn't have been much more dis- tinguished. | NEXT TUESDAY—Ralph Toupalik will be program chairman. His subject will be "Community Safety". For further details we suggest you attend next week's meeting, A surprise visitor was Phil Lovejoy of Utica, N.r., a past secretary of Rotary International, t^o later in the day delivered the key talk at the new Homer club's charter night dinner. Another guest was Dr. James A. Thomas, Coidwater, the 1957 Branch * liAPFY BIRTHDAY—April is the natal month of five club members, Ray Fox, Axner Olsen, Erich Schwengel, Barney Trebilcock and Seton Bovee. A special table will await them next Tuesday, Bert Faller informs us. county Cancer Crusade chairman. * C. J. Holmes and Bruce Wilbur, from Bronson Rotary, completed the guest list. * * ONE IN FOUR—Andrew Henry, a NAME YOUR PARTNERS—Club members are reminded they should select their farmer guest for Rural-Urban Night April 30 with out delay. Those who haven't done so by then, will be assigned a farmer next Tuesday. See Warren Williams for your ducats. member of the Coidwater Toastmasters club, addressed the club this week on the subject of "Cancer". DRESS REHEARSAL—The Board The speaker pointed out that one in every four persons will become cancer patients under existing ratios of Directors decided Tuesday to invite children from the State Home as guests for dress rehearsal of the Rotary Minstrels of 1957. and that one in three will be cured. He reviewed progress made in the search for a cure and emphasized the need for funds to finance such research. Henry urged his listeners to support the cancer fund campaign and safeguard themselves by getting a physical checkup at least once yearly, and by ever watching for cancer's seven danger signals. John PJ.ck, program chairman, and According to present plans the dress rehearsal will be held the night prior to the first public performance. The number of State Home guests witnessing it will be left to the decision of "those in charge at the institution. * PAP NEWS—Barney Trebilcock's decision to leave "the City Engineer's post, which he has held since 19h^» His full worth to the Dr. Thomas answered questions concerning city probably will not be accurately evaluated the topic following Henry's talk. or fully apprecia-tied for years to come. * * •» ABSENTEES—Goodholm, Harris, Pennington, Putnam, Rice, Schwengel, Thomas, Way and Doug Woodward. E/iRLY LEAVERS—Too ManyJ * PCHET PETE: Seton reached the fifty mark. Says his life has been a lark. Now he's back where he started. Teeth and hair have long since parted, * Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Mendoy 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mendoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �mort i ody, The has approved objections Name James Board Luck of Directors of the Coldwater the name and classification should be filed with Ma jor the Classification Broadcasting Minor Service Signed - Rotary listed secretary A. Club below. within Any one week, Classification Broadcasting Service J. 1957 Kennedy, Station Secretary �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATFR/ OF i MICH. Club Service Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Russell Moore. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, Charles Carl Vinton. FRITZ VAN AKEN President LESTER V/ISE JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Vice President Secretory Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT e. Bovee, Paul Albert Folter, John Etsweiler. o. Gus DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard BIringer, Lester Wise, Burondt. Membership — Ch. Jim b. VonAkcn. Board of Directors Meetings utar—First TTtursday each Magazine — Ch. Horry Joseph, Month, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Youth — Ch. Mliford McKeilh, SECRETARY Mulchohey. ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS II f. ROTARY FREDERICK Pearce, Warren Willioms, Ray Douglas Woodward, James Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols son, Frederick Weeks. Student Guest — Ch. Byron g. Service Internotienal Chairman a. International Contacts — Information Ch. Raymond Treblleock, Pennlngton. Webster Treat. 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomos 12—Rural-Urban-Keith Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice 16—Rofarian—Horry Joseph 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb May - 1957 7—Warner VanAken 30—Ernest Luse 14—James VonWhy November — 1956 21—Carl 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward June - 1957 Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes 15—International Info— R. A. Trebileoek 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Harold Goodholm — M. A. McKolth 9—Bernard Laney 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupalik 2—Donald Harris 9-Harold Hill January — 1957 6—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Wllford Coulllard, Lewis March — 1957 16-John RIek 23—Ted Sowers Governor 4—Clossificollon—Mark — Howard Teeter. international 2^District 11—Crippled Children- Service Shorno. Relations — Ch. b. Eisenhut VInlon 28—4-Woy Test—Woyne Way 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller December — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Week — IV Assoc.—Lester 18—Stag Night—John Dean 27—Chester Allemier Ch. — John Dean. Vocational Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL HILBERT, Wayland, Michigan K. Thomas. Cholrman — William Bobier GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, B. Fo*. Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Willioms. INTERNATIONAL Dr. d. — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Holy GENERAL Informotlon 4—John Estweiler October — 1956 Dr. Milnes April - 1957 2—Children's Forty— September — 1956 11—Trade Children — Ch. VanWhy. word Koltz, Kenneth Putnom, Bob Show, Russell Woldron. Public Toupalik, Robert Korr. Crippled Rural-Urban — Ch. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed- e. Speelol~At the coll of the President Community Safety—Ch. Ralph c. Dr. John Rick. 12:15 P. M. Kornstein 19-BIM 26—Harold Munn Wilford Couillard. Community Service Keith Avery. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. 7—Employer, Employee Relations Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4-H Foir-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut. William Milnes. Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, Mc- Comb. John Jackson, Warner William August — 1956 VInco Chairman — Harvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemler. Ill Hurley. Program Four-Woy Test — Ch. 12—Robert B. Kerr 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duene Treasurer Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Bobier, and Torg Skabe. d. Woodward, Davidson, Seton McKnight. Employer, Employee Relations Attendance — Ch. Alfred RicOi 1956 • 1957 international Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Sehwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holtz Goodholm. Chairman—RIehord BIringer OFFICERS BY ELECTION e. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold COMMITTEES Andrews 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relotions— Charles 9—Don Fiske Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Sehwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such cs Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 66F14 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Siringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 t4. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 7t3-R Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volorie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanoro Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E, Chicago St. — Evelyn Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chleogo St. — Nellie Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth — Howard M. Teeter, 154 Church St. — Morion Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhoa James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Leuro Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 332-J 1039 444 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 209 1344 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella 1450 Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lilo Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 803 75 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter Stole Home — Carol.1400 24F2 1243 235-W 1343 1437 643-J 1400 23 1208-J _.46F5 915 Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine —937 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathol 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor.. 790-J Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 503-M Worner 3. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 V/. Poorl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 80F2 24 39 Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia Warren Williams. Botavia, Mich. — LaMolne 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia 1554M 33F22 568 589-W Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly— Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct. — Ruth V MI r MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., AR LIN GTON HOTEL WELCOME — 1271 1220-J _43F22 Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R FREDERICK H.'-¥EEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. IMC ALWAYS 10F5 C, Alfred Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget by 1143 John H. VVolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gratehen 775-W Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy — 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Boatrice 552 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. I — Wllmo —54F3 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshol! St. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ROTARIANS 1354 Roymond A. Trebileoek, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann 1161-J COLDSATER, VISITING 618 624-W —101 Phil RIbblo, 35'/2 Morse St. 1 COLDWATER, 661 £. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 446 1197 653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen The COLDWATER Published Phane No. Roafart E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann.. Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 229-W 1374 1105 533-R 1399 Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy——84 Robert B. Korr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand Si. — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda 1415 10F32 NAME MICR. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotafy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. .April 11, 1957 DOuBLE FEATURE — Bernard Laney arran^'sd an irAteresting movlelogue for this vmek's meetingo Ralph Gerganoff, Ypailanti Hotarian, axchitect and ^s^^globc- trotter, exhibited color films , [- j program will be provided by Dr, James Thomas, chairman of the Branch county ACS unit's April cancer crusade. The. program will tie in with the current fund-raising and educa tional campaign. '"he took on trips to India and Point Barrov/, Alaska, Ralph needed no introduction to many of the club mem bers as he Vifas architect for the new Lakeland school. Tuesday's other highlight was * * * POSTPONEMENT—Next week's meeting of the Rotary Tuesday Night Musical society ?rill be held Wednesday night due to the Homer charter night Tuesday night (if you follow us), Ed Holtz urges all Rotaiy the crowjiing of Nancy Cochrane, of Quincy... ar Branch county's 195? Dairy minstrels to note this change in the usual princess. The club had liiss Cochrane and six other attractive nominees for schedule and turn out Wednesday night, at 7s30, at Roosevelt auditorium. the title as guests—also Mayor Max Olds and former Mayor John T» Jackson, * who handled the coronation ceremony, Keith Pearce had charge of staging the judging contest and Ed Koltz, by default of Jess Waldron, got to be one of the Judges. BRONSON DAY—Tuesday must have been Bronson Day here. No less than eight (count em) Bronson Rotarians were guests. The list included Ray Smith, Nels Weber, Glare Hollister, Russell Megargle, Bob Stocker, Ken Yesh, Roger Morr ^ind Dick ScUultz Rotarians Carlton McKenzie, Quincy, Sraory Boyd cf Angola, and Vem Kilgren of Hilisdale, also were present. Kerj..'.eth Brown, Lakeland school superintendent, also was a Red McKnight points out that good public relations cost you nothing but they pay big dividends. •jf ROTARY FELLOVJSHIPS—Advauced study abroad, as Rotary ambassadors of good will, is the assignment of 123 outstanding gr^uate students from 30 countries for the 1957-58 school year. The 1-year all- expense fellowship grants average $2,500 eac-h, and for 1957-58 amount to more than $300,000, Since the program was inaugurated in 19U7—as a memorial to the founder of Rotary, Paul P, Harris—Rotary Foundation fellowships have been awarded to 918 youths living in 6l countries for study in UO countries. Total grants for this Rotary contribution toward international understand guest. ing have been in excess of $2,250,0001 —From Rotary Clipsheet * STAY-AT-HOMES—There were only five wanderers this week, Kerr, Allemier, Fiske, Rick and Shomo being listed as absent. it it POHET PETEs Time to write another ditty, Sony, we Just aren't that witty. NEKT TUESDAY—Doc Rick, the chairman, informs us that next week's Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengrogotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF MICH. LESTER WISE JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Russell Clossifieation — Ch. Mark An Four-Way Test — Ch. Carl President Vinton. Dovidson, Soton Bovee, Paul Secretary Hurley. Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Woodward, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Vice President Fellowihip — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Albert Falter, John Etsweller. Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Gus Burandl. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, end Howard Teeter, Richard Blringer, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, William Bobier, and Torg Skabo. ^^uiar—First Thursday each Month, 12:15 P. M. Speciol—At the coN of the President DISTRICT 319 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Rotary Informotion — Ch. Edword Hoitz, Kenneth Putnom, Bob Show, Russell Woldron. Public GENERAL SECRETARY Informotion — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchahey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Itoly Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY II Vocational Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL Cemmunity Service Community Sofely—Ch. FREDERICK HILBERT, Waylond, Michigan Relations — Wilford Couiilord, Lewis Pennington. Ralph Children Eisenhut 8. K. 2—Denold Harris 9-HaroId Hill Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McCemb 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James Von Why. November — 1956 Scholarships — Ch. Axnor Ols- 6—Roymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron 27—Chester Allemier Ch. — John Dean. 4—Classification—Mork 11—Crippled International Information Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, Andrews Children- Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes — Vinton 28-4.Way Test-Wayne Way June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Charles Info— R. A. Trelsileock 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Horold Goodholm Webster Treof. 7—Warner VonAken 14—Jomes VanWhy 21—Carl 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 8—Keith Avery 15—International May - 1957 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Foller December — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Week — Sowers 30-^ommunity SafetyRalph Toupalik 16—Rotorfan-Harry Joseph Thomas. A. McKelth 23—Tod October — 1956 Peorce, Warren Williams, Ray M. 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. Shorno. Ch. Peorce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean — Ch. Dr. 1957 April - 1957 2—Children's Party— 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Crippled — 12—Rural-Urban—Keith G. Woldron September — 1956 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donoid Bobier March Kornsteln Wilford Couillard. Chairman — Harvey Bent Internellonal Contacts — Service Chairman — William Vines IV internotionol Service Chairman — Howard Teeter. INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Ill 5—Rotary Informoliort—Ed Holfz 12—Robert B. Kerr 19—BIN Mllnes 26—Harold Munn 7—Employer, Employes Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 23—Buyer-Seller Relations— Fox. Dr. John Rick. Wayne Tarde Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21—4-H Fair—R. Elsenhut. Willlom Mllnos. Rural-Urban - Ch. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, August — 1956 Way, Chester Allemler. Music — Ch. Mourlce Payne, 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Moore. Membership — Ch. Jim MeComb. John Jackson, Warner VanAken. Chester Curry. Beard of DIrectori Meetings McKnight. Employer, Employee Relations Cn. Vincent Kornsleln, Ernie Luse, Thee. Sowers. drews, Ch. Erich Sehwengel, Horold Good holm. Chairmon—Richard Blringer Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Rice, ELECTION 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN Ch. Chorles FIsk, Ha?oId Club Service International Student Proiects— February — 1957 c. Competitor Relations — COMMIHEES I 9—Don Fiske Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Sehwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dotes with onolher member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progarms, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. .1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, IB Church St. — Marion 928 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Horvey G. Dent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F, Blringer, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jean Willlom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Sefon C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1493 IISI-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 173 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-V/ Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colloon John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 1045 1261 __-74F5 John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchelf St. — Charlotte-- 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris— 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanoro Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1399 1243 235-W 1343 1437 „__M3 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma— Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pockham St. — Martha— Bernard M. Lanoy, 371 Morse St. — Rheo 1374 332-J Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 William A. Miincs, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lila 1344 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axnor Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Peorce, 350 Morshal! St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel-- 1450 23 1208-J 46F5 915 937 778-R Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St 1161-J Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, IB E. Alden St. — Bergel— 568 589-W Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 1197 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann Russell G. Waidron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 24 39 10F5 _-^5-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice—— _1095 552 Clyde Willloms, R. R. No. 1 - Wilmo. 54F3 Worren Williams, Batavio, Mich. — LaMoine 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Cello Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 790-J 1554M 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1220-J Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly—.43F22 See. 34.66, P. L. tf R. ; V APCil? H. WEEKS SPRIL'G COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 1143 80F2 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 33F22 FREDERICK COLDWATER, 503-M James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth A.V- QUALITY Meeting Time: 1354 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Warner 8. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 1 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 618 624-W 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne COLDWATER "Rotary REFLECTOR 653-M 661 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Vlrginlo Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St- — Eileen Milford A. McKcilh, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol.1400 84 446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon 75 James F. McComb, 52 Daugherfy St. — Laura Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chieogo St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 643-J Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Address end Rotary Ann Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy —j29-W Vincent Kornsteln, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Ernest W. NAME 1466 10F32 PRODUCTS, MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April ii, 19^7 HUSTLING HUCKSTERS—Torg Skabo's crew selling advertising space in the GOOD JUDGMIENT—Rotary doesn^t mix in politics but apparently a Rotary label is an asset to a politician. club's 1957 minstrel show programs has At least two been doing a bang-up job„ Torg told the other directors Thursday that over ICQ sales will be made. Last year.the pro gram carried 73 ads. club members were elected aldermen and another named supervisor of his ward in Monday's municipal elections. Congratula tions to Dale Dean^ Erich Schwengel and Rarvey Bent—or rather, we should compli ment the voters on their excellent judg ■jf * ment , RURAL-URBAN NIGHT—!^e. blub will * host its fanner friends the night of April 30 at Batavia Grange, Chainnan * Keith Pearce has announced,. Each club member will be asked to invite a fanner SOBERING THOUGHT—World domination is, and always has been, the aim of the Soviet Union, Dr, Roger Leestma, of the FCDA headquarters in Battle Greek, told club members following Tuesday's luncheon. guest. Dr. Willis Dunbar, Kalamazoo radio-TV news commentator, will be the speaker. Dr. Leestma, by spoken word and geographical charts, convinced local Ro- Doc tells us that, as far as he can determine at present, the cost will tarians be $1,50 per ticket with each member ex that the communist threat to the free world is greater today than ever be pected to secure tickets for himself and farmer friend. In other words, be fore, prepared to shuck out $3» M, A, McKeiUi was program chairman and had Bill V^illiams, who helped secure * * the speaker, as his luncheon guest. DON'T FORGET—The Homer club charter night shindig, Dick Biringer is in charge of the local delegation and * President Fritz wants no less than 20 from our club to attend. FROM OTHER CLUBS—Rotarians Dale tJlery, Goshen, Ind,; Dick Schultz and Bill Campbell, Bronsonj and Max Huey, HillsdaJ.e, attended this week's meeting. * * * SEAL SALE LAGS—Harvey Bent, Easter Seal sale chainnan, reports Vcie drive needs a boost. Receipts to date Doc Pearce had his associate, Dr, Percy Jones, as his guest. total $930, «• Last year's drive produced $1,500, So, if you haven't sent in your contribution (and this, we confess, means us), do so promptly. NINE ABSENTEES—Nine club mem bers listed as absent this week were Barnes, Biringer, Burandt, Fiske, Goodholm, Kerr, Mi?Jchahey, Shaw and Williams * * * (Clyde or Warren, Chick?) POHET PETEj * Ah, Spring, Ain't it nice, April shoxjers mixed with ice. - NEXT TUSSDAT—The annual countydairy queen contest will be next week's club meeting feature. Candidates for the title will be guests of the club. Seton & Duke * * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. BRONSON —> Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. STURGJS — Elks Temple — Mendoy 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. OFFICERS SY ELECTION b. FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE PresIdenJ Vice Pre»ldent c. JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary A»»t. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Classification — Ch. Mark An Four-Woy Carl Vinton. Hurley. Fellowship — Ch. John Wolker, Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. Program Teeter, Richard Gus rvey Bent, Maurice Payne, iier, and Torg Skaba. BIringer, f. — Ch. Lester Wise, Burondt. Membership — Ch. Jim MeComb, John Joekson, Warner William VanAken. g. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. ^ Beard of Director* Meetings h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Or. John Rick. •jular—Rrst Thursday each Month, 12:15 P.M. i Rotary DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GENERAL SECRETARY Community Service Community Safety—Ch. 30—Ernest VonWhy. Alfred Rice M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupalik Lose May - 1957 7—Warner VonAken 14—James VanWhy 21—Carl November — 1956 Vinton Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way Student Guest — Ch. Byron Juno - 1957 20—Douglas Woodward 27—Chester Allemier Internalienal 4—Classification—Mark 11—Crippled Children- Service Buyor, Seller Internotionol Information Ch. Raymond Trebftcock, Andrews Kenneth Oimsted 18—Otis Barnes Howord Teeter. — Woodward July - 1957 Charles 8—Keith Avory Webster Treat. 18—Charles 25—Chester Curry 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Shorno. 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Foller December — 1956 Internotional Contacts — Relations — Ch. Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 16—Rofarian-Horry Joseph Douglas Woodward, James Chairman — Pennington. 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Themos 2—Children's Party— Eisenhut 2—Donold Morris 9—Harold Hill Fox. Clyde Williams. Wilford Couillard, Lewis Assoc.—Lester Youth — Ch. Milford McKolth, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb Chairman — William Bobier FREDERICK HILBERT, Wayland, Michigan K. Ch. — John Deon. Service Estweiler October — 1956 B. Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Vocational 4—John 11—Trade Keith Avery. Or. March - April - 1957 18—Stog Night—John Dean Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. Kenneth Oimsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor IV II 0. Ralph September — 1956 Toupollk, Robert Kerr. Rural-Urban - Ch. 26—Harold Munn 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Fox Holtz 19-BII] Milnes Wilford Couillard. Chairman — Harvey Bent Mulchahey. Sergeant at Arms — ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Ill Kornstein 21-4.H Falr-R. G. Waldron 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Eisenhut. William Milnes. Boys' and Girls' Week — GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY Vinee Thomas. INTERNATIONAL 7—Employer, Employee Relations Way, Chester Allemier. Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond k. GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, — Ch. Ed Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. j. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy information ward Holiz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the call of the President Test — Ch. Wayne August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester' 14—Roy Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Howard Charles Woodward, 19S6 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Rusiell Moore. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duono d. Employer, Employee Relations Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. drews, e. and Good holm. Attendartce — Ch. Alfred Rice, 1956 • 1957 Iniernatlonol Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel. Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed McKnight. 12-Robert B. Kerr Ch. Chories Fisk, Harold Club Service Chairman—Richard BIringer o. e. Competitor Relations — COAVAITTEE5 I Fiska 9—Don Shorno 15—Internotional Info— R. A. Trcbileock 22—Gust C. Burondt 23—Russell Moore 29—Harold Goodholm 30—Erich Schwengel 16—John Jackson The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dales with onofhor member, advise the progrom choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodioi' Night, may appoint o commiltae to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mofk S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Marlon 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringar, SB N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Claro, 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Jmogeno-834-V/ Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lone — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo. 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volerle Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Alberi F. Faller, 95 N. Kanchett St. — Charlotte 1045 '1261 74F5 1415 1105 Chorlos H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth 24F2 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanora Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileon 1399 1243 235-W _1343 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth —8013 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Phone No. 1466 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 643-J Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Daugharty St. — Lauro Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. E. Harold Munn. Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella.. Dr. K. L. OlmstM, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho 1450 23 .1206-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 B. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 MorshofI St. — Lorraine 46F5 - 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel 778-R Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St 1161-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleartor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Noncy Chories Schmiff, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 790-J 33F22 568 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 1 2 : 1 5 p .m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R LI N GIG N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME ^3-M 661 618 E. Byron Thomos, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia .__—_.624-W Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Roymond A. Troafilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 1354 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mciry Ann 503-M 1143 Wornar B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys. 80F2 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delio 24 39 10F5 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy ___^5-W 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice...—.552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllmo 54F3 Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LaMoine 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Cello 1554M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth.—1220-J lestlie H. Woodword, Coldwater Lake — Polly AP^.'iv H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HIGH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1197 Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 589-W FREDERICK 84 446 Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 332-J 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — CaroL1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lilo 1400 Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 229-W 1374 Bernard M. Lancy, 371 Morse St. — Rheo Ernest W. NAME 10F32 INC .J43F22 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 28, Charlotte, with 86 members, was the NKKT TUESDAY Dr. Robert Leestma, of National Civil Defense headquarters in only club our size or larger with a better Battle Ci-eek, will be the speaker. attendance record. He "will rating which placed it sixth in the district. ,^^scuas "The Intents and Capabilities of ne Soviet Union"* Charlotte had a 93*31 Coldwater was 13th. Mac McKeith will be program chairman and Bill Williams, who ^i^elned hija secure next week's star attract- * it rn, assures us"Leestma has a top flight TO STUDY ABROAD - - District Governor talk on a topic which rates top pii.ority consideration by every American. Fred Hilbert announces that George Webber of Jackson, an Albion College graduate now studying theology at Boston University, has been selected to study in England next * year on a Rotary scholarship, Mrs. Webber is planning to accompany her husband and teach in England to finance her own support THIS WEEK - - Bob Greenich, who needed no introudction to most club members, reviewed special education for handicapped children from the parental viewpoint. He during the year. said parents of handicapped children must * first face the facts before they can be of much help. He discussed the needs and OUTSIDE READING problems of special education in a frank, Les Woodward, "vdio recently attended a instructive and interesting talk. Alfred Rice was the program chairman. * Our thanks to meeting of the Fort Myers Beach (Florida) Rotary Club and brought back a copy of the club's publication, "The Cog", for us to * examine and enjoy. COULD IT B.C. — The club had its * it shortest guest list of months this week. Bud Higbie of Bronson, and Clay Brobkraan of Quincy, were, the only visiting Rotarians. TIME SAVER Harry Joseph proved Even our neighbor from the east, to be just that Tuesday when he reviewed Mac (Old Faithful) McKensie was missing. Bill Williams, Coldwater, was a guest of his employer, Mac McKeith. covered from cover to cover so well that President Fritz allowed as how there the March issue of The Rotarian- wasn't much use of anyone taking the time to read the •it issue. it * VACAi^T CHAIRS - -Andrews, Barnes, Dale Dean, Etsweiler, Fiske, McComb, Moore, Patterson, Short, Teeter, Warner Van Aken, YOUR MEMO PAD Jot down April l6th as the date of the charter night at Homer Way and Vinton were marked absent. •* He (which is easy driving distance from Coldwater). Phil Lovejoy will speakl Need we say more? .■ti DOWN BUT NOT OUT - - The club's AND DON'T FORGET that the Rotary attendance percentage dipped tTfO percentage points to 92.06 during February, but Minstrels are rehearsing every Tuesday Coldwater still held on to its place among the district's leaders. Quincy, with 97 per and desired. night. Your presence is both requested cent, stood, second in. the district, while Bronson, with a 96,^7 rating, was in fourth it it * olace. POHET PETEs All Rotarians on the rolls. See you Monday at the polls. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON » Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Cellege Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.} 1 ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. STURG15 — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. BAmE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF a. b. Goodholm. LESTER WISE Vice President c. Secretary Asst. Secretary d. Classification — Ch. Mark An Four-Way drews, Charles Woodward, Carl Vinlon. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Bovee, Paul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Albert Foller, John Etswelier. e. Progrom — Ch. Lester Wise, Gus Burandt. DIRECTORS-The President, Vice President, nnd Howard Teeter, Riehord Biringer, f. 'vey Bent, Maurice Payne, jier, and Torg Skabo. Membership — Ch. Jim MeComb, John Jackson, Warner William VanAken. g. Music — Ch. Mourlce Payne, Chester Curry. Baord ef Directors Meetings ^ ^ular—First Thuridoy each h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. John Month, 12:15 P. M. PRESIDENT ROTARY mTERNATIONAL Rotary Information — Ch. Ed j. Public Informotion ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Shaw, Russell Watdron. GENERAL SECRETARY k. Sergeant at Arms — Clyde Williams. GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219fh DISTRICT, ROTARY II Community Safety—Ch. Vinca Ralph Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, Keith Avery. September — 1956 4—John Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, Douglas Woodward, Jomes Assoc.—Lester 25—District Eisenhut Alfred Rice Governor 23—Ted Luse 27—Chester Allemier Beys' ond Girls' Week — December — 1956 Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks — 18—Chorles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 8—Keith Avery 15—International VanAken Vinton 2B-4-Way Tesi-Woyne Way 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald 7—Warner 21—Carl 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Fallef 11—Crippled Children- — Howard Teeter. May - 1957 14—Jomes VonWhy Student Guest — Ch. Byron Thomos. Service Sowers Ralph Toupalik November — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. A. McKeith 30—Community Safety- Joseph 2.T—Lodies' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest M. 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulehahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Information 26—Attendance—C. Estweiler October — 1956 Rural-Urban - Ch. Dr. 8. K. 2—Donald Harris Peorce, Warren Williams, Ray 9—Harold Hill Fox. 16—Roforian-Horry International Pennington. Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington Apirl - 1957 2—Children's Party— Crippled Children — Ch. Internotional Contacts — Relations — Ch. Wilford Couillard, Lewis 1957 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Wilford Couillard. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Buyer, Seller 26—Harold Munn Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Kornstein 11—Trade Internatlonol 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holtz 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-6ilt Milnes March — 7—Employer, Toupallk, Robert Korr. Chairman Service 1956 • 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 28—Buyer-Sellor Relotions— Shorno. HILBERT, Wayland, Mlchigon — Ch. Wayne Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Chairman — William Bobier o. INTERNATIONAL Vocalionol Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21-4.H Fair-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut, William Milnes. IV Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulehahey. INTERNATIONAL GtAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy Test Way, Chester Allemier. VonWhy. Rick. I Special—At the coil of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Russell Moore. Davidson, Soton Hurley. International Student Projeets— February — 1957 McKnight. Employer, Employee Relations Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMITT Club Service e. Relations — Ch. Charles FIsk, Harold Chairman—Richard Biringer Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Rice, 1956 • 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN Comi^etlter I MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMMIHEES Charles Info— Ch, Raymond Trebileock, R. A. Trebileock 22—Gust C. Burandt Webster Treat. 29—Harold Goodholm 9—Don FIska Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dotes with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the deioils. LESTER WISE, Program Choirmon — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion -..371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R, No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Riehord F. Biringer, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jean Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret IISI-R 1041 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple lone — Mary 713-R Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N, Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162.W Dale A. Deon, 430 Grond St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Volerio ,1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Etswciler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. HonchatI St. — Charlotte—,1105 Chorles H. Fiske, R, R. No. 6 - Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 24F2 533-R Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermione 1243 235-W Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen 1399 1343 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Or. — Ruth 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Mortho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo Ernest W. Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Robert C. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pecrl St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 643.J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 332-J 1039 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Worren Williams, Botavlo, Mich. — laMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 937 Phil Ribble. 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-3 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 33F22 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 589-W Sac. -Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRINC PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 84 446 1197 653-M 10F5 _-775.W 1095 552 54F3 63F12 .1554M 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1220.J Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly„_—43F22 568 The COLDWATER * — Delia Y/oyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy - 46F5 915 778-R 790-J Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen -1208-J Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Cathel Kenneth M. Potnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleonor Phone No. Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 661 Howard M. Taeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 624-W Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Raymond A. Trebileock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys _80F2 Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth 24 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 39 75 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — CaroL1400 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerlte 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Glodys 1344 Raymond G. Mulehahey, Box 148 — Llla 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refha Address and Rotory Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy _229-W 1374 Lose — R. R. No. 3 — Roth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura NAME 34 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. M&rch GLUB BRISFED • • • Future new stories from the troubled Middle East v-s r\. 19^7 WORD TO THE WISE . . . Drive care fully. Don't insist on your rites. will have more meaning for local Rotarians, t^io were briefed Tuesday on the basic problems involved in «• * FROM KALAMA200 . . . Clyde Williams gave the members a brief report on the the Arab-Israeli dispute. Fred J. Seikaly, v/ho came to Coldwater recently to become con nected with the Sales Department of the L. A. Darling Co. at Bronson, vfas Tuesday's speaker. Fred has spent most of his life to date in district session held at Beirut, Lebanon, and is able to speak with authority on the Middle East topic. He was introduced by Ken Putnam. * REMINDER . * - . There will be a charter night at Homer April l6th. •th * * Kalamazoo last weekend. The club, incidentally, was represented by five members? President Fritz, Barney Trebilcock, Torg Skabo, Les Wise and Clyde. TUESDAY'S GUESTS . . . Lawton Qsbom, Dickinson, N. D. clubj C. D. McKenzie, Quincy (and Coldwater)j Dr. Ket Bush, Dixon, 111, guest of Howard Teeterj Bill Williams, Coldvfater, guest of Mac McKeith^ and Jerry Muzzillo, Ft. Wayne, Ind., guest of Torg Skabo. ACT PROMPTLY . . . Harvey Bent, who is chairmaning the Easter Seal drive this year, is asking club members to mail in their contributions vrithout delay. . Last year's drive netted about $1,^00 to aid crippled children and adults. This year's county-wide campaign is shooting at a ^2,000 goal. * * * TRUTH STINGS ... * LET'S WATCH IT. . . Four mem bers signed the "early leaver" list but six took off before the program started. * Brownsville (Tex.) Rotary Bulletin reports that a bee has a stinger exactly .0312^ inches long. The other 2k inches are your imaginationI * MISSING VISAGES . . . Andrews, Barnes, Burandt, Couillard, Hurley, Joseph, Kennedy, McKnight, Mulchahey, Patterson-, Pennington, Schwengel, Thomas, Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams, and Les and The Chuck Woodward. * * A ROTARY CLUB'S place in the community is fixed not merely by some spectacular achievement of the Club as a whole, but rather by the daily lives of its individual members. — Club Bulletin, Columbus, 0. * . NEXT TUESDAY . . * * POHET PETEs - -K- . Alfred Rice, program chairman, infonns-us that next week's program will deal with special education with Robert Greenich as speaker. Comes - - • - - the next rehearsal AH you singers best beware. Keep your S's silent And let your oul's blare. * Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congragationai Church — Wadnsaday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Cellega Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF b. COMMinEES I MICH. Club Service Ernie Luse, Theo. Sower*. OFFICERS BY ELECTION b. Classlflcotion — Ch. Mark An drews, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Presidenf Vie# President c. JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary A»it. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Carl rvey Teeter, Bent, jier, and Maurice RIcherd Payne, Gus William Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Mulchahey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy k. ROTARY GOVERNOR 219lh DISTRICT, ROTARY 21—Carl f. g. son, Frecierick Weeks. 27—Chester Allemier Boys' and Girls' Week — December — 1956 International Olmstod Barnes 4—Fred Weeks 8—Keith Avery 15—International Information — R. A. Ch. Raymond Treblleock, Info— Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treot. 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Internotionoi Relations — Ch. b. Wilford Couillard, lewis Pennington. Kenneth 18—Otis Intomalional Contacts — Buyer, Seller June - 1957 4—Classification—AAark Andrews — Howard Teeter, Vinton 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller 11—Crippled Children- Service 7—Warner VanAken 14—James VanWhy 29-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 13—Clyde Willioms 20—Douglas Woodward Thomas. Sherno. Wayland, Michigan 30—Community Safety— Rolph Toupalik October — 1956 2—Donold Horir* 9-Harold Hill 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey Student Guest — Ch, Byron Chairman o. 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers November — 1956 Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- Cholrman — William Bobler a. INTERNATIONAL HiLBERT, VonWhy. Clyde Williams, Service M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney May - 1957 K. Rico 2—Children's Party— Eisenhut Fox. 16—Rotarian—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Mllferd McKeith, 23—ladles' Night—Jim MLcComb 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James B. Ch. — John Dean. Voeatienai 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.-Lester Pearca Alfred April - 1957 Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Deon Children — Ch. Peorce, Warren Williams, Ray Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, II 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Relations— Kenneth Olmitcd, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor IV GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Fox September — 19S6 Ralph 19S7 28—Buyer-Seller Wilford Couillard. Toupoiik, Robert Kerr. - 21—4-H Foir-R. G. Waldron Community Service Sofety—Ch. Kornstein d. Sergeant ot Arms — INTERNATIONAL Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Community Morch 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Vinee Keith Avery. Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Wayt»e Way, Chester Allemier. Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. ward Hollz, Kenneth Putnam, I. Four-Way Tost — Ch. August — 1956 c. Payne, Bob Shaw, Russell Woldron. Moore. Crippled Rotary Information — Ch. Ed< e. i Russell Holts 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-&ill Mllnes 26—Harold Munn b. Dr. John Rick. each Month, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY FREDERICK Burandt. VanAken. Special—At the coll of the President SECRETARY Wise, h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, 12:15 P. M. GENERAL Lester Comb. John Jackson, Worner g. ROTARY Ch. 1956 - 19S7 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ch. Vincent Kornstoin, Chairman — Harvey Bent Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Torg Skabo. gulor—First Thursday — Employer, Employee Relations III Albert Falter, John Etswellor. a. Program McKntght. Eisenhut. William Mllncs, Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Biringar, f. Beard of Director* Meeting* e. Hurley. DIRECTORS—Th. President, Vice President, Howard Vinton. Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul e. md d. Charles Woodward, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane d. International Student Projects— Februory — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Informoilon—Ed Goodholm. Chairman—Richard Blringer e. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, a. c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk. Harold Charles Fiske 9—Don Shomo 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commiHea to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairmon — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address ond Rotary Anrt Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay. Phone No. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth _.__928 1036-M Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 371 Oils O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean... Williom W. Bobler, 280 Grond St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfleld Dr. — Josephine 1041 Milford A. McKeltn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 4^ 1212 4S2-R __T415 1105 24F2 533-R 1399 1243 Edword C. Koltz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 13it Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aiieen 1437 803 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Rolph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys. James H. VanWhy, IW W. Peorl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. V.'aldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 33F22 Worren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LoMoina COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 39 tOF5 568 1220-J leitlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly— ._589-W 34.66, (o H. 552 54F3 63F12 15MM l-K 1957 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICIi. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 24 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth C by 80F2 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello Charles I. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. The COLDWATER Published 1143 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wllma 1161-J FREDERICK 101 1354 503-M 915 937 Phil ifibble, 35V2 Morse St. Notary REFLECTOR — 46F5 778-R 790-J Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget— 618 624-W John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen—^5-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hoi! St. — Dorothy 1095 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gothol Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Dr. John RIek, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy —661 E, Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 23 120B-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 1, Box 227 — Hilda 653-M Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion— Harold J. McKnighl, Coldwater Stole Home — Carol-1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Llla 1400 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1450 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine—— —446 1197 Thoo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 1039 Or. K. L. Olmstod, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retho Pbon* Na. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 £. Pearl St. — Louise 1374 Frank L. MeConkey, 95 5. Monroe St. Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy——84 229-W 75 332-J Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hormione._,_235-W John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth - 643-J 713-R Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Mortho NAME .1466 _.10F32 Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth... James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty Si. — Laura 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Bernord M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 1151-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte Phone No. Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory Chorlos H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 66P14 1493 Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmegene.634-W John W. Elsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille NAME INC. 1271 43F22 j.. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, Mflrnh VEEP MOVIIJG UP 0 . . vice pi'esident this 1)|„ 19^7 . Les Wise, "vdJ.! take over from President Fritz July 1st. 'The new board, at its organizational Jicoting this week, also named lick Biringer to succeed Wise as vice president. Two new directors, Don Harris and Jess Waldron, were elected by the club Tuesday. Wise, Biringer, Han'-ey Bent, Bill Bobier and Maur5-ce Payne were re named to the board. * Kennedy, McConkey, McKeith, Moore, Patterson, Teeter, Trebilcock, Warner Van Aken, Waldron, Warren Williams and Les Woodward were listed 4f . , . This week's speaker was Leo McQueen, Super:mtende.nt of Coldwater's Board of public Works, who gave club members an interesting review of the local power plant's history and discussed its operations. generating 5b per cent of its electri cal outp^. The city is receiving about $3g,000 to $li0,000 per yeai' from net earnings. Paul Hurley, recently named i President of the Board of Public Works, was the week's program chairman. •jf * WITH US THIS ^VEEK . . . Ed Hawkins, past president of the Danville, Va., Rotary Club and now a Colciwater resident, was a guest of Craig Sebald. Pau3- Hurley had Charles Fisher as a guest. The visiting Rotarian ■if NEXT TUESDAY . , , Fred Seikaly, a newcomer to Coldwater and the Sales Depart ment at the Darling Plant in Bronson, will be next week's speaker. A native of Syracuse, N. Y,, Fred has lived in Beirut, Lebanon until recently. •if Among other things, Mr. McQueen i?aid there are no plans at present to expand the local plant. Tne city currently is buying per cent and absent. HAPPY BIRTHDAY . . , . Chat Curry, A1 Rice, Chick Kennedy, Jess Waldron, Chuck Woodward, Duke Davidson, Will Couillard and Mark Andrews are celebrating milestones this month. They will have a table of their own next Tuesday, ■if MORE POWER TO YOU as * ^ DON'T FORGET . . . The district con- ■ference at Kalamazoo this coining weekend. . . Also the fact that weekly rehearsals for the club mistrel show are being held each Tuesday night. ■jf ■if SPRING TRAINING . . . Dale Dean returned home this week from Florida "vdiere, we understand, he looked over the Tigers at Lakeland while his sons were serving as bat boys for an intra»squad game. ■if SPRING FEVER . . . We've got it so we'll sign off for this week. •if •if a list included Ben Gordon, Angola, Sob Stocker of Bronson, and C. D. McKenzie and Ed Jennings of Quincy. * 4f POHET PETE: Lucky Lester got the job. Voting was rigged, you know. Maybe the bank, he could rob. NOT VTITH US ... . Rotarians The treasury needs the dough. Barnes, Dale Dean, Goodholm, Harris Seton St Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:T5 M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple >- Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMIHEES I MICH. Chairman—Richord Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT McKnIghl. Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstetn, Clossiflcation — Ch. Mork An' d. Four-Woy Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allamlor. Charles Woodward, Carl Vlnton. Davidson, Seton Hurley. — Ch. Bovee, Paul Lester Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Wise, Gus Burondt. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard Biringer, Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Keith Avery. Bobier, and Torg Skabo. VanAken. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, l^cgular—First TKursday each Month, Dr. Special—At the call of the President Rotory Information — Ch. Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Public 12j15 p. M. PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219th ROTARY FREDERICK n DISTRICT, Buyer, Seller International Relotions — Ch. Information Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, Wiiford Couillord, Lewis Penninglon. Woylond, Michigan — 7—Warner VonAken 14—James VanWhy Vinton 28—4-Way Tost—Woyne Way June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Foller 11—Crippled Children- Andrews Kenneth Olmstad 18—Otis Barnes 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 15—Internolionoi InfoR. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treot. May - 1957 21—Carl January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Shorno. Luse 4—Classification—Mark International Contacts — M. A. McKellh 9—Bernard Lancy Ralph Toupalik December — 1956 IV International Service Chairman — Howard Teeter. Service Pearce 19—Lewis Penninglon 30—Community Safety- 2—Donald Horrls 9—Harold Hill 27—Chester Allemler Cn. — John Dean. Chairman — William Bobier INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Vocational 12—Rural-Urban—Keith 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice October - 1956 20—Douglas Woodward Boys' and Girls' Week — Clyde Williams. 1957 5—Student Guest-Byron Thomas 25—District Governor 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey 13—Clyde Williams Thomas. Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, ROTARY Eisanhut November — 1956 Student Guest — Ch. Byron Sergeont ot Arms — INTERNATIONAL Douglas Woodward, James hips — March - 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 30—Ernest son, Frederick Weeks. Ch. Horold Munn, Raymond Mulchohey. CIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL Information Assoc.—Lester Youth — Ch. Milford McKeilh, 23—ladies' Night—Jim McComb Von Why. John Rick. Estwellar 16—Rolarian—Harry Joseph Fox. d. 4—John 11—Trade Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. B. K. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Boord of Directors Meetings 26—Harold Munn April - 1957 2—Children's Party— September — 1956 Or 18—Slag Night-John Dean — Ch. Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, Cemb, John Jackson, Warner William Vince Kornstein 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holtz 12—Robert 8. Kerr 19~Bill Milnes Wiiford Couillard. Community Safely—Ch. Ralph Crippled Children Bent, 7—Employer, Employee Relotions 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Falter, John Elsweiler. Treasurer 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21_4.H Fair-R. G. Waldron Elsenhut, William Milnes. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duene Program Harvey Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Russell Moore. drews, President Vice President International Student Projects- February — 1957 Goodholm. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Competitor Relations Ch. Charles Fisk, Korold Club Service 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodlos' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R, R. No. 3 — Barnice _-66F]4 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Or. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret 1151-R 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairflold Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wiiford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Valerie 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Elsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille __..1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Honehctt St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — lonore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Harold T. Hill, ^1 E." Chicago St. — Hermione _J35-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1343 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr. — Alleen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma,_ Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand Si. — Dorothy Bernard M. loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 10F32 229-W 1374 ._643-J Ernest W. luse — R. R. No. 3 — Roth 75 Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 332-J „1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Glodys Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Llla E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ello Or. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno 446 Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise —1197 Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon 661 ___618 Torg Skacfio, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 937 778-R Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. 1161-J E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 46F5 915 790-J 33F22 568 589-W Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. V/alker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Celia Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshoil St. FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HIGH. COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1143 80F2 24 39 10F5 ___775-W 1095 _.-63F12 1554M —..1271 Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth—1220-J Lastlia H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly .43F22 Rofarj REFLECTOR by 101 1354 503-M Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beolrica... .-552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma .-54F3 COLDWATER Published 624-W Rolph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen -,'i ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 653-M Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. .®earl St. — Ruth Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel C. Alfred Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Honey Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget - 84 Robert 6. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann 209 1344 1400 1450 23 1208-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phone No. Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Address end Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 444 Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwoler State Home — Carol-1400 William A. Milnes, NAME INC, �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. March 7, 1957 CHUCK HOLE CliUCKLES . . LOOKING AHEAD . . .The Angola club, . Twenty Coldwater High School students who have been weekly guests of the club during the year, returned Tuesday to put on the program. They conducted the meeting, lad the singing and furnished the talks. They gave the members an interesting word picture of the new high school with its expanded facilities. The student guests also gave a descriptive report on the chuck hole hazards which exist in the circular which is slated to host the Tri-State meet ing at Pokagon this year, has asked Coldwater for acceptable dates in May. President Fritz is informing our neighbors to the South that May 2iith is the only possible date for the annual session due to Coldwater's minstrel show schedule. The turnout at Tuesday night's initial rehearsal, incidentally, was above last year's average. Such continued support will be appreciated by Director Ed Holtz. drive in front of the new building. ■» Their propaganda drew many chuckles but to date no action. We know be cause we darn near lost our dentures on a bumpy ride to the school for last night's tourney game. Byron Thomas was Tuesday's program chairman. Kermit Dennis, high school principal, was a guest. The directors, NEW PROJECT at their monthly meeting Thursday, voted to create a nursing scholarship. The club will put up $100 to match a similar amount put up by the Board of Health Center Trustees. The latter will select the girl graduate to receive the scholarship. * * NEXT TO LAST CALL . . FROM OTHER CLUBS . . . Wayne Link of Ft. Wayne, Ind., Harvey Avery of Sturgis, and Wendell Hathaway and K. B. Higbie of the Bronson club,, were * . There is still time to plan to attend the district confer ence to be held March 17-18 in Kalamazoo. Take youu Rotary Ann vrith you. Rotarian guests Tuesday. it * * * THE POLITICAL SCENE MANY laSSING ... The list of absentees Tuesday was rather long. It included Barnes, Bobier, Dale Dean, Fiske, Kerr, Laney, McGomb, McConkey, McKeith, McKnight, Mulcahey, Patterson, Putnam, Kibble, Rich, Schwengel, Warner Van Aken, Van Why, Way, Clyde and Warren Williams, and Les Woodward. .... There may be politics in Rotary but there are Rotarians in politics. Thirty-five of the 96 U.S. Senators are Rotarians. There are Rotarians in the House of Representatives, and 13 living in gubernatorial mansions. Dale Dean, Harvey Bent and Erich Schwengel all seeking ward offices in the coming April vote. * * * FROM TUCSON . . . Warner Van Aken, making up in Tucson, Ariz., last week, reports that with a club of 22) members and more than 100 guests, there were only four "early leavers". We had NINE Tuesdayi PHOST PETEI Byron laughed at the jokes Sure-were-funi^-them young blokes. But Osgood what we want to know When will the chuokholes finally go? Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wodnetday 12:15 M. ANGOLA ~ College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) At the local level we have three members. 1 ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAniE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF MICH. ELECTION I Club Service FRITZ VAN AKEN JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Four-Way Tost — Ch. Charles Woodward, Carl Vinlon. Davidson, Seton Hurley. Biringer, Willlain Ch. Lester Wise, Keith Avery. Comb, John Jackson, Warner VanAken. Music — Ch. AAourice Payne, Chester Curry. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, 12:15 P. M. Rotory information — Ch. Edworo Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, DISTRICT ai9 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY GENERAL INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Mulchahey. ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY — II B. K. Fox. Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith Douglas Woodward, James Vocatienol Service 19—Lewis Pennington Relations— 26—Attendance—C. Alfred 4—John Estweiler 11—Trode Assoc.-Lester 2—Children's Party— Eisenhut Boys' ond Girls' Week — International 25—District Governor October - 1956 30—Community Safety- 2—Donald Ralph Toupalik Harris 9—Horold Hill 16—Roforlan—Harry Joseph 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb May - 1957 30—Ernest Luse 14—James VanWhy Chalrmon 28—4-Woy Test—Wayne Woy June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 4—Clossificotion—Mark Andrews Kenneth International Contacts — International Webster Treat. 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles 15—International Info— R. A. Trebileock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Horold Goodholm Informotion — Ch. Raymond Trebileock, Pennington. Olmsted Barnes Jonuary — 1957 3—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Wllford Couillord, Lewis 18—Oils VanAken Vinlon 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Foltef 11—Crippled Children- — Howard Teeter. 7—Warner 21—Carl December — 1956 Service M. A. McKelth 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers Thomas. IV Rico April - 1957 November — 1956 Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. G. Waldron Scholorships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mutchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodword Student Guest — Ch. Byron 27—Chester Allemler Shorno. INTERNATIONAL Dr. 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Pearce Fox Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Chairman — William Bobier HUBERT, Waylond, Michigan — Ch. Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes Rural-Urban — Ch. 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Tltomas Foir-R. September — 1956 Ralph Cn. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK information Ch. Horold Munn, Roymond GIAN PAOLE UNO, Leghorn, Italy Children March — Wilford Couillord. VonWhy. Rtek. Bob Show, Russell Waldron. Public INTERNATIONAL Community Safety—Ch. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Kornstein 28—Buyer-Seller Community Service Gus Burandt. ^ Board of Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday each Mortth, Speciol—At the call of the President Ill Membership — Ch. Jim Me Dr. John 7—Employer, Employee Relations VInee Eisenhut, William Milnes. Crippled Bobier, and Terg Skabe. Woyne Chairman — Harvey Bent Albert Foller, John Etsweiler. DIRECTORS-The President, Vic. President, Teeter, Richord Maurice Payne, Bovee, Poul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, — Way, Chester Allemler. 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holtz 12-Robert B. Kerr 19-BIII Milnes 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Program and Howard Harvey Bent, Cn. Vincent Kornstein, Classification — Ch. Mark An- Treasurer Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnIghl. Employer, Employee Relations Russell Moore. President Vice President international Student Proieets— February — 1957 Geodhoim. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. drews, LESTER WISE Ch.' Charles F'sk, Horold Chairman—Richard Blringer Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Rice, 1956 • 1957 e. Competitor Relations — COMMITTEES FIske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 560 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth 928 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wllmo 10F32 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 371 66F14 1493 Robert B. Korr, 15 Peckham St. — Martho Richard F. Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Crond St. — Clara IISI-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wllford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Calleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte 1105 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Charles H. FIske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth 1415 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lenore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Horold T. Hill, 431 B. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicogo St. — Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Or. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1243 235-W 1343 1437 M3 Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernord M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Ernest W. Luso — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 1466 NAME Address end Rotary Ann „_.446 1197 653-M 75 Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church Si. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 V/alnut St. — Virginia 661 618 _„624-W 1374 643-J James F. McComb, 52 Daugherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. MeConkoy, 95 S. Monroe St._, 1039 Ralph Toupalik, 335 £. Chicogo St. — Eileen 209 Raymond A. Trebileock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann 1143 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol-1400 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lllo E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1344 _1400 1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Rofha Roy C. Polterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda 23 1208-J 46F5 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine.- 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Galhel— Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 790-J Phil Ribble, 3SV'2 Morse St. 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn... 33F32 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Noncy 568 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Bsrget 589-W 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R L I N GTO N HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1354 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 V/. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Aiice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 - Delia — 80F2 24 39 10F5 John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Greichen— -775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice —5^ Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy 1095 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wllma 54F3 Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LoMolne 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall Si.— __„_-_13WM 1271 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth-_-_1220-J Lesihe H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 84 229-W Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie J'he COLDWATER Meeting Time: Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noncy COLDWATER, MICH. INC. —43F22 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. February 27, 19^7 ECONOMIC AID • . . Coldwater State Hoae & Trai-iiing School means a lot to this area^, Rotarian Ray Js^rlchahey pointed out to club members Tuesday. The insti NEXT TUESDAY ... The Program next week will be supplied by a group of senior boys from the high school. Osgood will be chairman. tution presently employes 800 personS;, has a semi-monthly payroll of |l2l4,000 •if and last year meant an income to this area COMMAND PERFORMANCE of $3,293,763.97. Ray revealed that the patient pop ulation, now 2,iiOO, is slated to reach 2,900 or 3,000 by July 1st of 19^8. Two buildings, which will provide iriiS mor^ ... Ed Holtz asks that we remind the membership that the first weekly rehearsal for the club's 1957 minstrel show will be held at the Arlington next Tuesday night. Ed further informs us beds, are now in process of construction. that the A new laundry and a vocational training building are also being built, v^ile several other structures are in the plan ning stage. rehearsal will start at 7s30 and end at Tuesday's talk was another of those in-club-programs that prove instructive and entertaining. Last year's show taught us that rehearsals are a necessary evil. So, let's be prompt and regular. The director needs and will appreciate our 100 percent cooper That is, it will if everyone is there at 7s30. Otherwise the session will run to a later hour.. ation. •» MISSING FACES . . . Etsweiler, Hill, McConkey, McKnight, Moore, Patterson, Schmitt, Van ll9hy, Waldron, Clyde and Warren Williams were Tuesday's absentees. NOTE FOR KEN ... We understand the latest definition of a hypocrite is an undertaker trying to look sad at a $5,000 funeral. * THE WEEK'S GUESTS 9sOO. .... * Dale Sprankle, Albion Rotarian and veteran Albion College Athletic Director; Dale Ulery of the Goshen (ind) club; Carlton McKenzie, Quincy club, Jim Niffln, Kalamazoo club; and Bob Stocker, Bronson. FOR THE LADIES . . . J. D. Anderson, poster of the Grand Ledge Rotary Ledger defines a husband as a man who can wait all day for his supper, but not five min utes more. Herbert Bartlett, Coldwater, was Carl Vinton's guest. Will Gouillard was host to John Mann of Kalamazoo. •jf -it- Wes LOOKING UP . . . The early leaver list Tuesday contained only three names! Wilbur also was a guest. The week's student guest was Delbert Gentry, CHS senior. Delbert is one of the top ten students in his class in academic standing, holds a life rank in Scouting, and plans to study at the University of Michigan to become a * WORTH REMEMBERING ... The district conference in Kalamazoo this month. * pharmacist. • * * POHET PETE; Get your tonsils oiled up Vfe're off again, says Ed. Be on time, hup, hup, hup If you want to go to bed. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION —• Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGiS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF 1 MICH* ELECTION JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMITT Russell Moore. Closslfieotien — Ch. Mark An Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemler. Charles Woodward, Bovee, Paul Ch. Lester Wise, Gus Burandt. Teeter, Richard Maurice Payne, Mombefshio Biringer, William — Jim Board of Directors Meetings VonAken. 12:15 P. M. Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY Public INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY ROTARY Assoc.—Lester Eisenhvt Governor B. K. Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Ralph Toupalik 2—Donald Harris 9-Karold Hill 16—Rotorlan—Harry Joseph Fax. g. Boys' and Girls' Week — 4—Classification—Mark 11—Crippled Children- Clyde Williams. Chairman — Howard Teeter. Voeotionol Service Oi International Service InlerrKitional Contocts — Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald International Information Ch. Raymond Trobilcock, Andrews Kenneth Olmsted 16—Otis Barnes — VanAken Vinlon 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 16—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry 2—Competitor RelationsCharles FIske 9—Don Shorno 15—International Info— R, A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Horold Goodholm Webster Treat. 7—Warner 14—James VanWhy 21—Corl July - 1957 January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Shorno. May - 1957 11—Lodies' Night—Albert Foliar December — 1956 Ch. -• John Dean. Buyer, Seller Relotions — Ch. b. Wilford Coulllard, Lewis Pennington. Michigan 27—Chester Allemler Thomas. — M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 30—Community Safety- October — 1956 Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rurol-Urban—Keith Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rica 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers d. Chairmon — William Bobier INTERNATIONAL Wayland, 11—Trode Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, (I GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, HILBERT, c. March - April - 1957 2—Children's Party— 4—John Estweiler Dr. 18—Stog Night—John Deon — Ch. IV GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS ROTARY Ralph Keith Avery. Sergeont at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Information Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchohey. INTERNATIONAL GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL b. Crippled Children 5—Rotary Informotion—Ed Halts 12-Robert B. Kerr 19-Bill Mllnes 26—Harold Munn Wilford Couillord. Youth — Ch. Miiford McKcIth, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim MeComb 30—Emeit Luse Douglas Woodward, James Dr. John Rick. VonWhy. November — 1956 Rotary Information — Ch. Ed e. Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey ward Holiz, Kenneth Putnam, son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Willioms Bob Shaw, Russetl Waldron. 20—Douglas Woodward f. Student Guest — Ch. Byron Magoxine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Regular—First Thursday each Month, Community Safety—Ch. Toupolik, Robert Kerr. Me- Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. . Kornstein September — 1956 Kenneth Olmstod, Otis Barnes, 25—District Ch. Comb, John Jackson, Warner Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Vince 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Albert Foller, John Etsweiler. OIRECTORS-Th* President, Vice President, 7—Employer, Employee Relations Fox 21_4-H Foir-R. G. Waldron Elsenhut, Wllllom Mllnes. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, — 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Davidson, Seton Hurley. Program end Howord Harvey Bent, Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Ernie Luse, Thee. Sowers. Car) Vinten. Treasurer McKnight. Employer, Employee Relations Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duene Secretory Asst. Secretary Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Goodholm. Club Service drews, International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Charles Hsk, Harold Choirman—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice^ 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN Preildent LESTER WISE Vico President c. Competitor Relations — COMMITTEES 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise tha program chairman of the change. Members having special LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Roth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee Harvey G. Bent, 51 66F14 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 RIchord F. Biringer, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfleld Dr. — Josephine 1151-R 1041 1212 452-R Wllferci C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lone — Mary 713-R Ouane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Fallor, 95 N. Hanchell St. — Charlotte Charles H. FIsko, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore 1261 74F5 1415 1105 24F2 533-R 1399 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy-. Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Hollz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1045 1243 23S-W 13^ 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St, — Rhea Ernest W. Luse — R, R. No. 3 — Ruth 10F32 229-W 1374 643-J 75 NAFAE Address and Rotary Ann Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sawers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Miiford A. McKoitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes. 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Roymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago S). — Mary Ann 1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80F2 1354 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1450 23 I203-J Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Oslla Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 46F5 915 Dr. 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 937 778-R 790-J 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Or. — Nancy Charles SchmItt, 18 E.. Alden St. — Berget by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS 618 .__.624-W 1039 33F22 568 Ralph Toupalik, 335 E, Chicago St. — Eileen Jcmes H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Roth Corl F. Vinlon, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alico WELCOME 101 24 39 10F5 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LaMoino Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. _54F3 _-63F12 15MM __127l Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _.__1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice ..552 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth .1220-J Lesllie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly___-.^F22 509-W See. 34.66, P. L. & R. f-M i?57 / b H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. VISITING 653-M 661 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Vlrginio Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. FREDERICK COLDWATER, 446 _.1197 332-J James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann... Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise JTbe COLDWATER Published Pbene Ne. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. February 20^ 19^7 Civ' TO KAL.aiAZOO • o . The annual teaching and coaching career. spring conference of District 219 at Kalamazoo will feature several fine ^ attractions for the Rotary Anns., we are told. Sunday evening, ildarch 17.« the Kalamazoo Civic Players will present Tea House of the August Moon. Ladies attending the luncheon the following noon will participate in a live tele vision program of V/KZO-TV. * # * WHOA, WHOAi OTlffiR GUESTS . o . , Coldwater's The club stood 8th in the .'j)4*=club dis trict. Bronson was in ^th spot with a fine 98.03 record. On the credit side, the club gained one member last month . « Rotarians Dick Schultz, Bill Campbellj Bruce Wilbur and Bob Stocker, of Bronson^ and Carlton Mc Kenzie and Warren Lindeman of Quincy. Bill Mllnes had Howard Thompson, Chairman of the Goldv/ater Recreation Boardj, as his guest^ and ^11 Couillard was host to Bill Foreman of Ft, Wayne. * attendance in Januaiy slipped to 9l4.06 per cent from December-s 95»31 showing. and now has ^ ABSEI'TTEES . . . Barnes, Burandt, Goodholm, Komstein, McComb, Ribble, Shaw, Short, W. Van Aken, Way and Doug and Les Woodward, 72 members. * ■a INTEEIJATIOWAL FAIR , ORCHIDS TO ALL 0 o . Art Van Idatre, Coldwater Bscreation Director, was this v/sek's luncheon guest and speaker. He complimented the local service clubs Van Matre did point out that his department feels an expanded adult program is needed and admitted that better swimming facilities could be used. Last year, he reported, the de partment gave free swimming instruct ion to 1^0 children daily. was program chairman. * Bill Milnes Howard Teeter have traveled to foreign lands. Plan to attend• TONSILS TUNED , . . "The Singingest Club in the U.S.A." teed off Tuesday on its initial rehearsal for this year's minstrel show. Director Ed Holtz plans to work on the choral numbers of the show at each week's luncheon meeting. The end men met with Chet Curry after Tuesday's session to look over a wide selection of solo numbers. * * STUDENT GUEST . . School, from 2 to 10 P.M. Saturday, The display will include all types of items and moment'os brought home by Coldwaterites who for their continued support of the local recreation pro gram, which he declared is years ahead of those in many cities our size. . reminds members that the high school students are staging an international fair at Edison . . Bill Robinson, CHS senior, was the week's student guest. Bill is president of the Varsity "0" Club, has played var sity football three years, varsity POHET PETE: Candidates are selected. Now the promises we hear. They all hope to be elected. Even Erich's in high gear. basketball two years and varsity tennis foLir years^ He is an above average student, a Hi-Y Club member and is planning to matriculate next autumn at Western Michigan to study for a Seton 5c Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF i MICH. LESTER WISE JOHN KENNEDY Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Four-Way Test — Ch. Charles Woodward, Vinton. Davidson, Seton Hurley. Secretary Bovee, Paul Albert Faller, John Etsweller. Progrom DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard Biringer, Harvey Bent, Mourice Poyne, William — Ch. Lester Wise, PRESIDENT ROTARY GENERAL Toupalik, Robert Kerr. April - 1957 2—Children's Parly— September — 1956 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Elsenhut Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25-District Governor 23—Ted Sewers 30—Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik October — 1956 14—James VonWhy November — 1956 Information — Ch. Ed Public Information — ward Heltz, Kenneth Putnam, Bab Show, Russell Waldran. Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchohey. Douglas Woodward, James Voeotionol Boys' and Girls' Week — International International Contacts — Buyer, Seller International Relations — Ch. Wilford Couillord, Lewis Pennington. Michigan Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes 15—International Information Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, — Info— R. A. Trobilcoek 22—Gust C. Surandt 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treol. Andrews IB—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Shorno. INTERNATIONAL 4—Ciassifkation—Mark 11—Crippled Children- — Howard Teeter. Chairman — Williom Bobler 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller December — 1956 Service VanAken Vinton June - 1957 27—Chester Allemier Thomas. 7—Worner 28—4-Way Test—Wayne Woy 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Choirman Service 2—Donald Harris 9-Haro!d Hill Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13-Clyde Williams iV Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, Clyde Williams. It Pcarce, Warren Williams, Roy Ch. — John Dean. Sergeant ot Arms — ROTARY K. M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick 21—Carl INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Woytand, Rolph VanWhy. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY Wilford Coulllard. May - 1957 Rotary Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rica 30—Ernest Luse INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK 1957 Fox. 16—Rotorion-Harry Joseph Youth - Ch. Milford McKolth, 23—Lodles' Night—Jim McComb Month, GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, - 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Musk — Ch. Maurice Payne, INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY March 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Fox Fair—R. G. Woidron 28—Buyer-Sailer Relations— Community Service Community Safety—Ch. Employee Relations Kornstein Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. B. Dr. John Rick. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy 7—Employer, 19-Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn VanAken. Special—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Ill Keith Avery. Magotine — Ch. Harry Joseph, 12:15 P. M. August — 1956 21—4-H Elsenhut. William Milnes. Gus Burondt. Chester Curry. Regular—First Thursday each 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS VInee Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Comb. John Jackson, Warner Board of Direetert Meeting* Wayne Crippled Children — Ch. Bobler, and Torg Skabo. _- Way, Chester Allemier. Chairman — Harvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Moore. Trade Asseciotion — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane A»»t. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Classification — Ch. Mark An Corl International Student Projects— Febrwaty — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Haltx McKnlght. 12—Robert B. Kerr Goodholm. Employer, Employee Relations Russell President Vice President FRED WEEKS Club Service drews, 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN Ch. Charles .Fisk, Harold Chairman—Rkhord Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION :. Competitor Relations —. COMMITTEES Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. if you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Relory Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy. Phone No. 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernke Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margoret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 928 371 66F14 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wiimo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Ernest W. - Duano E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Or. — Ellen Jo Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Court — Gladys Raymof»d G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lilo E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R, R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchefl St. — Charlotte 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 William A. Mifnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann..1143 Werner 8. VonAken, R. R. No. 5 — Gladys Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Harold T. Hill, 43! E. Chicago St. — Hermione 1243 235-W Dr. B. K. Peoree, 350 Morshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gothel.. 937 778-R Phil Ribble, SS'/a Morse St. 1161-3 .1437 803 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Or. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — BergatJ...... 33F22 568 589-W Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Rotary REFLECTOR Russell G. Woidron, R. R. No. 1 - Delia 46F5 915 790-J 2 t-w i9:j/ j I FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRI^iG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 77S-W _„_1095 ._..-552 Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Loke — Polly—.w43F22 /O ftU V VISITING 39 10F5 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. I"- COLDWATER, 24 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice i:he COLDWATER Meeting Time: .80F2 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma. __.54F3 Worren Williams, Batovlo, Mich. — LaMoine ..63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello 15MM Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St 1271 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Persons Ct. — Ruth.__1220-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Published 1354 503-M John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchan Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrice 110S Paul Hurley, 163 Faifrield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 618 624-W —101 1208-J 24F2 1343 6S3-M Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 533-R Edward C. Kottz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Ev8lyn__ Roymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 209 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 1399 —661 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1344 1400 1450 23 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Rolph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 1039 Milford A. McKolth, 75 N. Hudson St. — tHolen 444 Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwater Stale Home — Corol-1400 „_446 1197 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon— E. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginio 332-J Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene_834-VY Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy—84 1374 643-J Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. NAME —1466 10F32 229-W INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February lU, 195? BJRTIiDAI CMD.LES will burn at a epecial table next Tuesday for five members vrtio are a year older this month, Bert Faller informs us that Harold Goodholm, Howai'd Teeter^ 3yr-on Tiiomas, Doug Woodward and Chet Allemier first saw the light of day in February'', a- it it STUDEI^T GUEST . , . , The week^s Student guest was Lewis Houston, Coldwater High School senior. Lewis has played varsity football and baseball the past two years, is Vice President of the Varsity C Club, and was Hotary's repre sentative at Wolverine Boys State as a junior. He is a B-plus average honor . student and plans to attend Kalamazoo College after high school graduation this June. DAY . , « oThe Detroit liolary Club .':as aiu:iounced that Gian Paolo Lang, Pi'esxdent of Rotary International, will be the speaker at its regular meeting next Wednesday evening at Masonic Temple. Ladies are invited. it a it VISITORS • . o • Harold Stukey, Coldwater, was Ernie Luse's guest at Tuesday's meeting. The visiting Rotarian list includes four Bronson members, J. Paul Id-ch, R. J. Megargle, Bob Stocker and J. A. Sommer, and our faithful attend ant from Quincy, 0. D. (Mac) McKenzie. NEXT TUESDAY . , . Bill mines, next T/eek's program chairman, says Art Vaii Matre, City Recreation Dir ector, will address the club. Art will discuss the recreation program 'Which, incidentally, rates high for those conducted in other cities Coldwater's size. of Bill also plans to have Howard Thompson, Recreation Boara member, as a guest at the meeting. it ELSEWHERE . to take over due to a death in his vdfe's family, so Pater Warren did the honors, and capably too. eat (and who wouldn't?), went on a camera as well as with their rifles. The absentee list Vtfise and Chuck Woodward as being missing from the festive tables. it IMPROVEMENT . . it . Apparently the members listened to President Fritz" plea to consider early leaving a privilege not to be abused. At least, only six members took off before the program got underway. Clyde and his father, who would rather hunt big game than work or hunting expedition to the mountains of Montana last year. Fortunately, they did some "snooting" with a . Kennedy, Kornstein, McComb, Mulcahey, Payne, Pearce, Putnam, Rice, Short, Warner Van Aken, Waldron, Clyde Williams, it THIS TUESDAY ... The Program Chairman, Clyde Williams, was unable . was a long one again Tuesday. The secre tary reported Barnes, Dale Dean, Fox, it it * * it it POHET PETEj Our town has hit Ten thousand in number. Treat did his bit And now can slumber. Warren exhibited a large number of colored slides and gave an inter esting, r>;nn.i.nf" commentary on the pictures. It was sn A C. program in Seton Sc Duke the opinion .of everyone. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:!5 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday T2:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. ' �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF b. COMMIHEES I MICH. Ernie luse, Theo. Sowers. OFFICERS BY ELECTION drews, Carl President LESTER WISE Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Woodward, Wise, Gus Burai>dt. DIRECTORS-The President. Vic. President, and Howard Teeter, Richard BIrtnger, Harvey Bont, Maurice Payne, Membership — Ch. Jim McComb, John Jackson, Warner William VanAken. Bobler, and Torg Skobo. Music — Ch. AAaurlce Chester Curry. Beard of Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday each ROTARY April - 1957 2—Children's Party— Estweiler Toupallk, Robert Kerr. II—Trade Assoc.—Lester b. Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. IB—Slog Night—John Dean e. Eisenhut M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Lanay 16—John Rick Kenneth Olmstod, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. October — 1956 Ruarl-Urban — Ch. Dr. B. K. 2—Donald Harris Pearee, Warren Williams, Ray 9—Horold Hill 23—Ted Sowers 30—Community Sofety— Ralph Toupallk 14—Jamas VanWhy Nevomber — 1956 Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey tl Vocotlonol Service Chairman — William Buyer, Seller Wayland, Michigan Fox. d. son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williomi Bobler Relations — Ch. IV International Chairman 4—Classificotion—Mark Andrews 11—Crippled Service Kenneth — Howard Teeter. International Contacts — Ch. Harold Hill. Or. Donald Shorno. International 4—Fred Information — Wilford Couillard, Lewis Ch. Raymond Trebllcock, Pennington. Webster Treat. 18—Otis Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert FalUr December — 1956 Cn. — John Dean. Vinton June - 1957 27—Chester Allemier Boys' ar>d Girls' Week — 7—Warner VanAken 2S-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Thomas. — Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL H1L8ERT, 4—John 21—Carl GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS FREDERICK Ralph VonWhy. Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchohey. GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Wilford Couillard. September — 1956 Dr. John Rick. Public Information ROTARY 2S—Buyer-Seller Relations— Peare* 19—lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY 12—Rurol-Urban—Keith May - 1957 ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Show, Russell Waldron. INTERNATIONAL Kornsloin Fox 16—Rotarian—Horry Joseph 23—Ladies' Night—Jim MeComb Special—At the call of the President GENERAL VInce Community Service Community Safety—Ch. Milnes August — 1956 March - 1957 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 21—4-H Folr-R. G. Woldarn Chairman — Harvey Bent Poyrte, Rotary Information — Ch. Ed GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy 19—Bill 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Horold Munn Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, 30—Ernest Luse Douglos Woodward, James Month, 12s15 P. M. III Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Foller, John Etsweiler. a. Lester Test — Ch. Wayne Eisenhut, William Milnes. Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley. — Ch. Russell Moore. Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Vinton. Program Cn. Vincent Kornstoln, Way, Chester Allemier. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Treasurer Er^ioyer, Employee Relations Four-Way Classification — Ch. Mark An 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN Internofional Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Korold 5—Rotory Informotiott—Ed Holtz McKnight. 12—Robert B. Kerr Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Goodholm. Club Service c. Chairman—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, 0. c. Contpetltor Relations — ChildrenOlmsted 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Barnes 2—Competitor Relations- Jonuary — 1957 8—Koilh Avery Charles Fiske 9—Den Shorno 15—International info— R. A. Trebllcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speelol LESTER WISE, Progrom Choirman — Telephone 580 programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Roth 928 Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Joan 1493 1151-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Cloro 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834>W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary _.713-R Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro I62-W 1045 ..1261 74F5 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St. — Charlotte _110S John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Bclfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy 533-R 1399 1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione.. Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Poul Hurley. 1^ Fairfield Dr. — Aileen — 235-W 1343 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 1466 10F32 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann 229-W Donold Y. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Bernard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo 643-J Thao. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth - Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pcckham St. — Martha Vincent Kornsfeln, 2W Grand St. — Dorothy 1374 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwafer Stole Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lila E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St. — Edna 1344 1400 1450 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 —■ Hilda 1208-J 46F5 Or. B. K. Peorce, 350 Morsholl St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel 937 778-R Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 915 Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 790-J Phil RIbble, 351/2 Morse St 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn—33F22 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Borgef 568 .-589-W Phone He. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 84 ..446 ..1197 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion - ___661 618 6. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia... 624-W Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen __.-101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Raymond A. Trebllcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 503-M Worner 8, VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 80F2 24 Russell 0. Waldron, R. R. No. 10F5 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann—1143 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 39 t — Delia John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _.„_1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice ___.552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - V/iima Warren Williams, Botovia, Mich. — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cetio 54F3 .„.63F12 .1554M Chorlas I. Woodward, 163 Morshail St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Persons Ct. — Ruth 1220-J Lestiie H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly.--..43F22 ////// •'the COLDWATER I Sec. 34.66, P. L * R. Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIJz'G PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING ARLI NGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME ■- INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 7> 1957 COiJ?aTTE^ mm . , «., president Fritz and chairmen for the minstrel show in lilay picked committees at a luncheon meeting Thursday, They are as SHORT MEMORIES # . . .Many club members learned to their dismay Tuesday that their faculty for retaining facts is slipping along with the years. follows: Tickets-~-Dale Dean, Chairmani Biringer, Fiske, Harris, Joseph, Muloahey, Pennington, Rice, Sch^tt, Thomas, "vTaldron, Short, Shedd and Kerr, Ed Holtz was program chairman and conducted a Rotary Information quiz. Each member had 50 questions about Rotary to answer. scores Fines were assessed for poor and we are told the club's treasury is about $l8 richer today. Program and Advertising—Torg Skabo, Chairman; John Dean, Etsweiler, Hurley, Luse, Ribble, Weeks, Sebald, Shaw and Barnes- Eight early leavers were fined two bits and grumbled as they left. Chances are it might have cost them more had they remained. Ushers—Barney Trebilcock, Chairman; Warner ?an Aken, Kennedy, Fox, Laney, HcConkey, McKeith. Miscellany—I«s Wise and Beit Faller wil.1 handle the finances; Jim Van Why and Warren Williams the soft drink con cession; and Red McKnight and Maurice Pcyno, make up and costumes# The stage and scenery will be in charge of Erich Schwengel, who will have Olsen,. Dou.^-Wood?/ard, Pierce "'and .Clyde" William as .his assistants# Ed Holtz will direct the show, Chet Currey will v^ork with, the end men and specialists and EVERYONE WILL SING or give a reasonable imitation of same# FROM DOWN SOUTH — The Nominating committee for President of Rotary Inter® national has unanimously nominated Charles G. Tennent of Asheville, N.C., to hold the high office in 1957-58. Tennent, an Asheville nurseryman, is a past president of the Asheville club and has served Rotary International as Vicepresident, District Governor, and as 'Committee chairman and member. He presently is chairman of the North Ameri.can Transportation Committee for the 1957 (Lucerne) convention of Rotary International • it it SO)iEWKSRB: ELSE # . . -Nineteen WORD OF CAUTION . . . .President Fritz has asked us to remind the members members missed Tiiesday^s session# The list. incD.uded Aveiy, Barnes, Bobier, that the privilege of leaving early is a PRIVILEGEo He suggests that it Burandt, Faller, Goodholm, Kerr, Laney, shouldn't be abused. McXeith, Olson, Patterson, Rice, Skabo, Teeter, Thomas, Trebilcock, W# Van Aken, it it it Chuck and Doug Woodward# POHET PETE: ■it ■it THREE BimSON Rotarians, Glare Kollister, Jack Schafer and N.B# Higbie, and our oD-d standby from Quinoy, Garlton McKenzie, were guests this week# Richard Green, Coldwater High School senior, v/as the week's student guest. Every week about this time. We have to conjure up a rhyme. Have we got another? No Get your xrwn we have to go. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION ~ Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRON50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR6IS ~ Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAULE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF I MICH. a. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Ernie luse, Theo. Sowers. Russell Moore. Clossificatien — Ch. Mork An Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Woy, Chester Allomier. Corl President CHARLES SCHMin Treosuror Harvey Sent, Teeter, Maurice Babier, and torg Skabo. Richard Payne, — Ch. Etsweller. Letter Wise, Gus Burandt. Blringer, f. Membership — Ch. Jim McComb. John Jackson, Warner William VanAlcen. g. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Board of Directors Meetings ^feguJor—First Thursday each Month, h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. I 12il5 P. M. ward Keliz, Konneth Putnom, Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. i. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GIAN PAOLE lANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL SECRETARY John Rick. Rotary Information — Cb. Ed S|>eeiai—At the call of the President Public Informotion — Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, ROTARY Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY FREDERICK II Vocational Service Chairman — William GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, a. INTERNATIONAL HILBERT, Woyland, Michigan 7—Employer. Employee Relations Vinee Kornstein Fox 21—4-H Fair—R. G. Waldron Eiienhut. William Milnes. 2B—Buyer-Seller Relations— Community Safety—Ch. — Ch. Bobier Information—Ed Heltz 12—Robert 6. Kerr 19-Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn March - 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban—Keith 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Elsenhut 18—Stag Night—John Deon Dr. 25—District Kenneth Oimsted, Otis Barnes, Keith Avery. 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick Governor October — 1956 Rurol-Urban — Ch. Dr. B. K. 2—Donald Harris Pearee, Warren Williams, Roy 9—Harold Hill Fox. 16—Rotorion—Horry 23—Ted Sowers 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupaiik Joseph 23—ladies' Night—Jim McComb Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 30—Ernest Luse May - 1957 7—Warner VanAken Douglos Woodward, James 14—James VanWhy VonWhy. 21—Carl November — Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols son, Frederick Weeks. International Contacts — 11—Crippled Childrert— Kenneth Olmsled 18—Otis Barnes Jonuary — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald 15—International InfoIt. A. Trobikock 22—Gust C. Burandt Information — Ch. Raymond Trobikock, 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles FIske 8—Keith Avery Shorno. Webster Treot. 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller 4—Clossification—Mark Andrews IV International Service Choirman — Howard Teeter. International June - 1957 December — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. VInfon 2B—4-Way Test—Woyne Way 27—Chester Allemior Boys' and Girls' Week — Pennlngton. 1956 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey 13-C1yde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Buyer, Seller Relotions — Ch Wilford Couillard, Lewis Pearee 19—lewis Pennlngton April - 1957 2—Children's Porty— September — 1956 Ralph Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Crippled Children ' 5—Rotary Wilford Couillard. Ill Community Service Cholrmon — Harvey Bent Thomos. Ch. Harold Munn, Roymond Mulchohey. k. 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Vinton. Program DIRECTORS-Tho President. Vice President, Howard Woodward, Albert Faller, John e. and Charles Vice President c. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Secretary Hurley. Asst. Secretory d. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, LESTER WISE JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS McKnight. Employer, Employee Relotions drews, Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Goodholm. Club Service Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, b. international Student Proieets— Februory — 1957 Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Chairman—Richard Biringer 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN e. Competitor Relations — COMMIHEES 29—tiaroid Goodholm 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dotes with another member, odvTse tho program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Progrom Choirman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemior, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Phone No. 1036-M AAork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon .—.371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice _.66F14 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringor, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1493 1151-R 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834.W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha. Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 1374 643-J 75 332-J Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — CoroL1400 713-R William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 162-W 1045 1261 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. — Ella 74F5 229.W James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — louro Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Lester H. Elsenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 10F32 Russoii F. Moore, 15 Cornwoli Court — Gfodys Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Ilia Dr. K. L. Oimsted, 70 Morshoil St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 209 1344 1400 1450 23 1208-J John W. Etsweilor, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte——1105 Chorlcs H. FIske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore Donald M. Karris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1399 1243 Mourieo D. Payne, 23 E. Aldon St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearee, 3M Marshall St. — Lorraine Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Harmtone 235-W Phil Ribble, 35Vi Morse St. 1161-J Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileon .1437 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy 33F22 568 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Bergei 589-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn.—..13^ Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Lewis Pennlngton, 62 Division St. — Gathel 46F5 915 937 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleonor—790-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Woinut St. — Virginia Rolph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne Raymond A. Trobikock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann Charles L. Woodword, 163 Morshoil St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl. — Ruth I Soc. 34.66, P. H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH. Published by COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING ARLINGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME —653-M 661 618 624-W 101 1354 503-M 1271 1220-J Lesttie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly—.-43F22 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 84 446 1197 Frecloriek VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann—1143 Warner 6. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodys 80F2 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. — Ruth -__24 Carl F. Vinton, 132 E. Chicago St. — Alice 39 Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia 10F5 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 775-W Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1095 Frederick H, Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice —.552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo ... 54F3 Warren Willioms, Botovio, Mich. — LoMoine 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia „1554M Jhe COLDWATER FREDERICK Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Money Robert £. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann INC. I �*He Profits Most Who 'Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 31^ 19^7 SHARPEN UP « . . Next Tuesday will bring a Rotary info quiz vdth Ed Holtz as the ruthless inquisitor. Here are a few last-minute hints: used to be . . ® that they have discovered cooperation and an inter change of ideas can help solve nnitual problems. * The Rotary Foundation Fund is raised pid-ncipally by donations of Rotary International has official arid status with the Economic Social Council and with UI^SCO « • .The general principle of "voca tional service" is that each Rotarian should regard his job as an opportunity to serve society • • Except for additional active * VISITING ROTARIANS . indivd.dual Rotarians • • .In its relations with the United Nations consultative * and senior active niembers^ the only specific exception to the rule that membership is re . .Dale Ulery of Qoshenj Bud Higbie^ Jack Shafer and Glen Bamettj Bronsonj Ed Sellgren^, Angolaj and Garlton McKenzie and Ewe11 Gay of Quincy and Sturgisj re spectively. Edward Gavin of Angola was Sellgren's guest| Ernest Luse had Niles Baldrige as his guest^ and Harry Morris was the weekly student guest. Harry-p a CHS senior, is a var sity baseballer, former bandsman, a ii-H club member and like his twin cation applies to nsv/spaper men « . • brother, Larry (who was the club's guest a week ago) plans to pursue an engineer The ing career at MSU. stricted to one man in each classifi annual district conference is a meeting for inspiration and instruction of all Rotarians in the district • • » Rotary Foundation fellowships have been granted to approximately 8^0 students ... these fellowships are grants from ABSEIJTEES . • • Barnes, Etsweiler, Faller, Harris, Hurley, Laney, McKeithj the Rotary Foundation to selected young Moore, Patterson, Pennington, Rich and men and women for advance study abroad. Way. * •if •ih CRIMSON JCWIS d • .Our cheeks are redi John Walker has posted 30 years of perfect attendance instead of 20 as we inadvertantly reported last week. Next time John, sue us for libel. We might get off with a six-cent verdict HOME AGAIN • • .Rotarian Bernard Laney, ■prtio underwent a hernia operation last week, and Rotary Ann Clara Bovee, who suffered a shoulder injury in a fall in her home last week, left the Health Center Thursday on consecutive elevator trips. instead of the four-bit fine we were handed Tuesday. •if ■if HOMt: TALENT. if if ■if . ■if . . Instead of TUNE UP . • . At a board meeting today it v/as decided the club VJILL put on a minstrel show in May vd-th Ed Holtz as the usual guest speaker, the club was "Treated" to a local production Tuesday. director. Har'cld Goodholm, Chairman, presented Web Treat, Will Gouillard, Fred Weeks POHET PETEs and Dale Dean in a panel discussion of "Competitor Relations". The quartet seemed to be agreed that business We love our competitor rivals are not the so and sos they if The club also will buy $0 tickets to the upcoming Bronson Hotaiy minstrel show and sell them to the local members. And may he make a stack. Hope he doesn't feel it When we stab him in the back. Seton iSt Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn ~ Thuriday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congreeationat Church — Wodnesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF I MICH. ELECTION Chairman—Richard Biringer Employer, Employee Relations Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Rice, Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Ch. Vincent Kornstein, b. Classificotion — Ch. Mark An 1956 . 1957 President Vice President c. JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretory d. Corl Charles Woodword, Virtlon. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Selon Hurley. Bovae, Paul Albert Fallor, John Etswcilor. e. Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Gut Burondt. Membership — Ch. Jim McComb. John Jackson, Warner g. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, VonAken. Chester Curry. h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, i 12:15 P. M. INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY Clyde Williams. FREDERICK HIL8ERT, II Vocational 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Eisanhut Dr 18—Stag Night—John Dean Crippled Children — Ch. 25—District B. K. Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith Douglas Woodward, James Student Guest — Ch. Byron Joseph International Wayland, Michigan Relations — Ch. Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, Pennington. Webster Treat. VonAkan 14—James VonWhy November — 1956 21—Carl June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 4—Classification—Aetrk Andrews 11—Crippled ChildrenKenneth 18—Otis Olmsted 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Barnes 2—Competitor Relations^ January — 1957 8—Keith Avery — Vinton 28—4-Way Test—Wayne Woy 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller 15—International Information Wilford Coulilard, Lewis 7—Warner 30—Ernest Luse December — 1956 Ch. Harold Kill. Dr. Donald M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Loney May - 1957 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb 27—Chester Allemier Boys' and Girls' Week — Buyer, Seller 26—Attendance—C. Alfred RIc* 30—Community Sofety— Rolph Toupalik October — 1956 2—Donald Horris Pearce, Warren Williams, Roy 9—Harold Hill Fox. 16—Rotorian—Harry Shorne. Peorce 19—Lewis Pennington 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers Governor Keith Avery. international Contacts — Service 12—Rural-Urbon—Keith Apirl — 1957 2—Children's Party— September — 1956 Ralph 4—John Estweiler Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Chairman — William Bobier o. INTERNATIONAL Community Safety—Ch. IV intemollonol Service Chairman — Howard Teeter, INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 1957 Wllferd Couillord, Cn. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Horris, GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Thomas. Ch. Harold Munn, Roymond k. March - Kornstein Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. Muichohey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Itoly Vince Community Service Rurat-Llrban — Ch. Or. information—Ed Holtz 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Public Information — word Hoitz, Kenneth Putnom, Special—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY August — 1956 Trade Associotion — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21—4-H Fair—R. G. Waldron Elsanhut, William Milnes. (II 5—Rotary 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-BIII Milnes 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn Scholorships — Ch. Axner Ols 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Dougtos Woodword Rotary Information — Ch. Ed- 1. Woyne VanWhy. Dr. John Rick. Regular—First Thursday eoch Month, Test — Ch. Way, Chester Allemier. Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, ond Howard Teeter, Richard Birlnger, f. Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, William Bobier, and Torg Skobo. Beord of Directors Meetingit Russell Moore. Four-Way Chairman — Harvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnight. Goodholm. Club Service drews, International Student Proieets— February — 1957 Ch. Cherries Fisk, Harold 0. FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE CHARLES SCHMITT c. Competitor Ralotions — COMMIHEES Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members haylrsg special programs, such oj Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Phono No. NAME ._.1036-M Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma— Robert B. Kerr, IS Peckhom St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernico Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringor, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Wllliom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgaret 928 371 —66F14 1493 11S1-R 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Oust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — imogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duone E. Dovldson, 145 Folrficid Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 1261 Lester H. Elsenhul, R, R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Etsweilef, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchetl St. — Charlotte 1105 Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Or. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 24F2 533-R 1399 1243 235-W 1343 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — 4ii«>»n 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth .._803 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Jomes F. McComb, 52 Daugharty St. — Laura 332-J £. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — cileen Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St.__ 1039 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 209 1344 Werner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80F2 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella—— Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna-- 1450 23 Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia 10F5 Raymond G. Muichohey, Box 148 — Lila Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alclen St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorrolne Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. — Ruth— Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 1400 46F5 915 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatirce Clyde V/illiams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllmc 937 Warren Willioms, Batavia, Mich. — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Sec. 34.66, /-.V' Ft8 ft 195/ QUALITY I ' -r* "I / MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS WEEKS SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING H. HOTEL WELCOME —552 54F3 63F12 ,_1554M 1271 1220-J Lestlia H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly—.—43F22 568 5S9-W FREDERICK —24 39 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen——775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1095 1206-J Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel —778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 790-J Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St n61-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn—33F22 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle-Dr. — Natrcy Charles Schmitt, 18 L Alden St. — Berget 1354 Roymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann—1143 ^I COLDWATER, 618 - 444 Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 661 ,624-W 101 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Margueirte Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcll Court — Gladys Harold J. McKnight, Coldwafer Stale Home — Carol_1400 COLDWATER Published __653-M Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 75 84 446 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chieogo St. — Nellie 643-J Bernard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 1466 10F32 229-W 1374 INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 23> 195? ORGHIDS TO US. . , No other county in District 219 could boast the attendance mark set by Branch county's four Rotary clubs during to over 2 billion last yeari that the interest on the postal deficit amounts to 100 million annually. Postmaster Gust Burandt was program chairman and Assistant Postmaster Frank Perrin and -^^^eceinber. Sup't of Mails James Aiken were guests. Quincy led the district with five 100 percent meetingsI Coldwater «■ a was sixth v.u th a 95 *31 rating—a TUESDAY'S GUEST LIST four percent gain over IJoveinbero Union City was eighth with 9U-03 .Rotarians 30 Coldwater Rotarians made all 5l Jack Shafer, R. J. Megargle, Nels Weber and Bud Higbee, Bronsonj Howard Schnepp, Up'T'^r Sandusky, 0.-; Elmer Dobson, Quincy. Geri-,' liizillo of Ft. Wayne was Torg Skabo's guest/; while Larry Morrison, Coldwater High School Senior was the week's student guest. Larry is a varsity baseballer, honor s^.vdontj, city table tennis champ, meetings during'the past year. i^-H and Bronson 12th with 93-SO•}f GOOD YEAR TOO . . .-Secretary Chick's report this week showed that Seven others missed but one sassibn while and plans on an engineering career. five more slipped only twice. •if Warner Van Aken now has 3h years without a miss, John 'ifslker 20, liaurice Payne 20, Fred Weeks 1?, Charles I'iske 16, Mark Andrews 10, Ernest Lueo and Bob Kerr 9, President Fritz Van Aken 8, Otis Barnes and Alfred Rice 7, l^on Thomas and Barney Trebilcook 5? Dale Bean Ray IJulchahcy 3^ DiLk Bi ringer. Will ''11: ^0 .''.hr: Dean, Torg Skabo and I^s Wise 2.. The one-year list includes Harvey Bent, Seton Bovee, Gust Burandt, Duane Davidson, Harold Goodholm, Chick Kennedy, Keith Pearce, Wilson Short, Carl Vinton and Chuck Woochvard. REMEMBER FEB. 5TH. . . The official magazine of itotary is called "The Rotarian" . • • « The first Rotary club outside the United States was organized in V/innipeg, Canada ... The administrative officer of each division is called Governor. He is nominated by the clubs and elected at "tlie convention. He receives training and instruction at an annu^ International AiSsembly... A past service member has all the rights and privileges of any member except he is not considered as representing a classification .... If a Rotarian moves from one city to another he must again be properly proposed and regularly elected . . • The legislative body of Rotary International is the annual international convention ( of delegates from all Rotary clubs). In order to * BIG BUSINU3S . . « Tuesday's speaker wa-- Carson P. Snyder of Grand Rapids, District Manager of Post Office Operations, who opened a fe'w eyes mth a highly entertaining obtain attendance credit a member must be present at a meeting for 60 per cent of the meeting time . . .A member receives attendance credit if he attends a regular and informatjve talk on the U.S. Postal, meeting of another Rotary club on the day missed or on any of the six days before or System. after the date of the meeting missed. Many members were surprised to Ir-T" th?! 'h"' U.S. POHET PETEs postal Servroe Erich-s careful, this I bet ya. He might step on his Isetta. handles juore mail tl-ian. all otiiei' postal systems in the world ccmbinedj that its receipts have grown from ^38^000 in 1790 Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Collage Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Porker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF 1 MICH. Ch. ChoVles FIsk, Harold Club Service BY ELECTION President Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMin Russell Moors. Four-Way Test — Ch. Teeter, Richard Maurice Payne, Bovee, — Ch. Lester GENERAL Public Ed Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchehey. Wilford Couillard. April — 1957 September — 1956 Rolph Toupaiik, Robert Kerr. 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester 2—Children's Party— Eisenhut K. A. McKelth 30—Community Sofety— Ralph Toupaiik 2—Donald Harris 9-Harold M. 9—Bernard Laney 16-John Rick 23—Ted Sowers October - 1956 B. Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Hill ROTARY Clyde Williams. Chairman — Howard Teeter. Service Buyer, Seller International Relations — Ch. Pennington. Kenneth Olmsted 13—Otis Barnes 1 ^-International Information — Woodward 2—Competitor RelationsCharles Info— 22—Gust C. Burandl 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treat. 18—Chorles 25—Chester Curry FIska 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore R. A. Trebilcock Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, II—Lodlos' Night—Albert Fuller July - 1957 January — 19S7 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Shorno. Wilford Couillard, Lewis Service International Contacts — Chairman — William Bobier 4—Fred Weeks 11—Crippled Children- Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, Veeotlenol International VanAken Vlnton June - 1957 December — 1956 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Boys' and Girls' Week — 7—Warner 14—James VanWhy 23—4-Woy Test—Woyne Wejf 27—Chester Allemier Thomas. IV 11 HILBERT, Wayland, Michigan November — 1956 Scholarships — Ch, Axner Ois- 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13-Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodword Student Guest — Ch. Byron Ch. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL Safety—Ch. Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 21-CarI GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS ROTARY 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice VanWhy. INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK 12—Rurol-Urban—Keith 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Dr. John Rick. Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT. Fox 21-4-H Fair-R. G. Waldron Community Service Chairmen — Harvey Bent Community 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas May - 1957 INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY ill March - Fox. 16—Rotarlan—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milfofd McKelth, 23—Lodies' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy Eisenhut, William Milnes. 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-BIII Milnes 26—Harold Munn Magaxinc — Ch. Harry Joseph, Special—At the call of the President ROTARY Poyrse, Rotary Information — Ch. INTERNATIONAL Xornstein Rural-Urban — Ch, Dr. ^^lEgular—First Thursday each Month, 12!l5 P. M. VInce VanAken. Burartdt. Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. PRESIDENT Wise, Comb, John Jackson, Warner Board of EKrectors Meetings 7—Employer, Employee Relations Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Gus Biringer, William August — 1956 Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. Bobier, and Torg Skabo. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Paul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Foller, John Etsweller. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Trade Association — Ch. Lester U-Roy Davidson, Seton Hurley. Program and Howard Horvey Bent, Woodward, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Treasurer Ch. Vincent Kornstoin, Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. 1956 • 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE McKnight. Employer, Employee Relations Ciassificatlen — Ch. Mork An drews, Charles Carl Vinten. International Student Proiects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Heltz Goodholm. Cholrmon—Richard Biringer Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS c. Competitor Relatiorvs — COfAMIHEES 30—Erich Schwengel The obove Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such at Ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairmen — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morian 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther _.66F14 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret—... Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452.R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834.W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Decn, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 162-W 10^ 1261 74F5 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchefl St. — CharleHe...._1105 NAME Addrett and Rotary Ann Phcne No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhoa Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth--. Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Milford A. McKeltn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 643-J 332-J 1039 444 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retho 533-R 24F2 1399 1243 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Galhel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 13^ Phil RIbble, 35'/2 Morse St 1161-J 1437 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Chorles Schmiti, 18 E. Alderl St. — Berget 568 589-W Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chlcogo St. — Hermione Edward C. HoHx, 208 E. Chicoga St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleon John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 235-W 8(U Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 101 - Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pear! St. - Ruth Cor! F. Vinfon, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 1450 .23 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr, — Doris Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Raymond A- Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 1354 503-M 1143 __80F2 24 39 Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia 10F5 Woyne W. Way, 35 HulF St. — Dorothy 1095 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen-.—-775-W 1206-J Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanora 84 446 1197 653-M 661 618 624-W Ralph Toupaiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Harold J, McKnight, Coldwoter Slate Home — Carol-1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Court — Gladys 1344 Roymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Llla 1400 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Pbone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St, — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Thao. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 75 Jomes F. McComb, 52 Daugherly St. — Laura Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 10F32 229-W 1374 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth NAME 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. - Mortho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 46F5 915 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice..— 552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 54F3 Warren Williams, Botovio, Mich. — LoMoine —63F12 Lastlle H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly _-43F22 937 790-J Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Celio 1554M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Persons Ct. — Ruth—1220-J 33F22 jr^e COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR S«c. 34.66, P. L. & R. 'IAN 2 |-:vi 1957 vvAj/" FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER. Meeting Time: 1 2 : 1 5 p .m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R L I N GTO N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. . January l6, IS'Sl . THE KING AND I » . • • Several local LOOKING AFJEAD (to Feb. ^th to be Rotarians decided Tuesday that, they would exact) .... The first Rotary Conven like to live in Brazil after hearing tion was held in Chicago in 1910 • » • The Rotary year commences July 1 . . • The only difference in the status of Dr. Anita. Franco^ Brazilian exchange student doing research at the University of Michigan, declare that in Brazil the an additional active member is that his women consider their men to be "kings"• membership terminates upon the termina tion of the membership of the active "While it was much easier to look at Dr. Franco than understand her strongly- member. accented Liiglishs the members enjoyed every minute of her talk and absorbed in formation concerning her country. Barney was the day's chairman and gets an unanimous vote of thanks for a delightful program. . . In order to retain his membership, a Rotarian must maintain, in each six-month period, an attendance average of 60 per cent ... If a mem ber fails to maintain a 60 per cent attendance average, his membership is automatically terminated • • . The golden anniversary of Rotary was cele brated in 1855» • • The fourth avenue of Rotary service is known as Internation al Sorvloe . . . Rotary Foundation Fellow •ii THROUGH RAIN AND SNOW . . . Next week's program is to be supplied by ships have been granted to approximately 850 students. Postmastei- Gust, vitio info-rms us that Carson P. Snyder, Grand iNipids, District Manager of Postoffice operations, will be the speaker. VflTNESS BIRTH . . . President Fritz, Harold Goodholm and Chuck Woodv^ard motored to Berrien Springs last week the night after the big storm to be in BIRTHDAY CANDLES will shine next Tuesday for 10 Rotarians, "Warren Williams, Walker, Laney, Faller, Fiske, Avery, Barnes, Kornstein, Van Why and Dale Dean, vhoKbirthday anniversaries fall in Jan uary. They vdll have a table of their on the birth of a new Rotary Club. Harold reported briefly on the charter night session to the local club Tuesday. I. W. Parris Jr., of St. Anne, 111.-, a past district governor, was the principal speaker. own. * * QUOTABLE QUOTES JUST CHECKING . . -Sec. Chick Tuesday read the names of 29 club members credited with 100 j)er cent attendance during 195^. errors. He was just checking for TIiB official list and pins will be presented at ar> early meeting. * Doing nothing is the most tiresome job in the world, because you can't quit anl resti The man who is always looking down his nose gets the wrong slant. ED WILLX/iiiSpN, of Angola; Bob Siebee of Jackson, A. T. Ambrosan of Grand Ledge and W. G. Lindeman of * Quincy, were Tuesday's visiting Rotarians. Pohet Pete Dr. AX Long, Coldwater, was Ken Olmsted's guest, while Bob Rice was the student We hope no one got in dutch fmest. Or needs the aid of a crutch For telling wifey a few things About Brazil v/here you'd be kings Duke and Seton You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. 6RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAniE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. Club Service Chairman—Richard Biringer ELECTION LESTER WISE JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Clossification — Ch. Mark An Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. Charles Woodward, Carl Vinton. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley. Secretary Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Fellowship — Ch. Johrt Walker, Treosurer Albert Foller, John Etsweilor Program Gus DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard Harvey Bent, Maurice Poyne, Bobier, and Torg Skobo. — Ch. Lester Wise, Burandt. Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Biringer, William Comb. John Jackson, Warner VanAken. "^tB'gular—First Thursday each ROTARY Wilford Couillard. Chairman — Harvey Bent Community Safety—Ch. Toupollk, Robert Kerr. Peorce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice April - 1957 September — 1956 Ralph 4—John Estweiler II—Trade Assoc.—Lester 2—Children's Porly— Eisenhut Crippled Children — Ch. Or. 18—Stog Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. K. A. McKeith 30—Community Safety— October — 1956 B. M. 9—Bernard Loney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers Rolph Toupollk h. Youth — Ch. Mllford McKeith, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, Jomes VonWhy. 21—Corl Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 2B—4-Woy Test—Wayne Way Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. John Rick. Month, Rotary Information — Ch. Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Show, Russell Woldron. Public Informotlon — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL Mulehahey. GOVERNOR 2I9th DISTRICT, son, Frederick Weeks. Student Guest — Ch. Byron IV Clyde Williams. Chairman — Howard Teeter. 11 Vocational Service internotional Relations — Ch. Wilford Couillard, Lewis Penninglon. Ch. Information Raymond Trebitcock, Children- Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold HIM, Dr. Donotd Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL Service International Contacts — Shorno. HILBERT, Wayland, Michigan 11—Crippled Ch. Or. Donald Harris, 15—International Info— R. A. Trebikock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm — Webster Treat. May — 1957 7—Worner VonAken 14—James VanWhy Vinton June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks December — 1956 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Beys' and Girls' Week — Chairman — William Bobier 1956 6—Raymond G. Mulehahey 27—Chester Allemier Thomas. Internalienal November — 13—Clyde Willioms 20—Douglas Woodward Ch. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY G. Waldroo 16—Roto rian—Harry Joseph GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS FREDERICK Community Servico 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rurol-Urban—Keith 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Ill Morch - 1957 Fox. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Kornstein 26—Harold Munn g. Music — Ch. Mauirce Payne, GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL Vince information—Ed Holtz 2—Donald Harris 9-Harold Hill Special—At the coll of the President PRESIDENT 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Rotary 12-Robert B. Kerr 19-6111 Milnes Peorce, Warren Williams, Roy 12j15 p. M. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4-H Folr-R. Eisenhut, William Milnes. Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. Chester Curry. Beard of Directors Meetings Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Russell Moore. President Vice President McKnIght. Employer, Employee Relations Ernie Luse, Thee. Sowers. drews, T956 . 1957 FRiTZ VAN AKEN Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Goodholm. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice. OFFICERS BY Internotional Student Projects— February — 1957 c. Competitor Relation} — Ch, Charles Fisk, Harold COMMITTEES I 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Falter IB—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor RetorlensCharles FIske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the yeor 1956-57. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint o committee to osslst with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman - Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernico Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean .-66F14 1493 IISI-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Morgaret.-.-__1041 Seton C. Boveo, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mory 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfiold Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Volerle 1261 Lester H, Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora : John W. Efswoller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 74F5 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Honehett St. — Charlotte—._1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore 24F2 533.R —.1399 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn... Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfiold Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1243 1343 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma_ 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha .229-W Vincent Kornstcirt, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Betnord M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 1374 643-J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth-— James F. McComb, 52 Daugherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 75 332-J 1039 Milford A. MeKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnIght, Coldwofer State Home — Carol_14Q0 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulehahey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rctha Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. 8, K. Pearce, 350 Morshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Penninglon, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 1450 23 .1208-J 46F5 ..915 937 778-R 790-J Phil Ribble, 35'/? Morse St. il61-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 33F22 Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Seiget 589-W Dr. John Riek, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy... 569 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise— Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eiieen Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia -80F2 24 39 10F5 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Warren Williams, Batovia, Mich. — LaMoine 552 54F3 _.d3F12 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann COLDWATER, 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ARLI NGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 1143 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grelchen——775.W Woyne W. Way, 35 HoM St. - Dorothy 1095 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello 15MM Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth _1220-J Charles L. VVoodward, 163 Morshall St. 12171 Lastlie H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly——43F22 S». 34.66, P WEEKS QUALITY SPRIJiG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UlCli, Meeting Time: 101 1354 503-M 195/ Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER 446 1197 653-M —661 618 624-W Raymond A. Trebikock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann "Rotary REFLECTOR H. -.84 Waostor Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Tbe COLDWATER FREDERICK Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. January' 9y 19^7 LOOKING AH2Ai) . e . Here are some more facts to remember for the quiz set for February ^jth • » • Rotary has a total of approximately 9.*300 clubs located in 99 countries • . « The name "Rotary" was chosen because the first meetings vrere rotated between the offices of members . . .The high school career. first Rotary Club outside of the United States was oi'gani^ed in VUinnipeg . . » The first convention outside the U.S. was at Edinburgh. . . .A joint meeting of the club officers, directors and committee chairm^ni is called a club assembly. • . An additional active member is a second member from the same firm or establish ment. The qualifications are the same as for an active member. . . A past sei'vice member has all the^ rights and privileges of any member except he is not considred as representing a class ification. * BILL AITCHISON was the week's student guest. Bill is a CHS senior, a member of the varsity tennis and wrestling teams and has been prominently identified v/ith various student activities during his it it- TLIE KALAMAZOO Rotaiy Club, like Coldwater, has a Clyde Williams as a mem ber. While their names are the same, their respective club functions differ. The Kalamazoo Clyde is club chaplain, while our Clyde serves as Sergeant-At-Arms Harris' money-minded assistant. it The talk was by Walter Chimel, . public information supervisor for Getieral Foods. The movie vras a color sound film showing the many steps taken in preparing the foods that grace ■it * FROM OVERSEAS . . . Howard Teeter, International Service chairman, read a holiday greeting received by the club from John Ellenberger, German exchange student, who spent a year in Coldwater three years ago under Rotary sponsorship. FOOD FOR THOUGHT . . oKeith Avery was in charge of last Tuesday's pro gram and came up vdth an interesting and informative talk and movie. * •it it DALE DEAN is convinced that 13 is his unlucky number. Thirteen members signed the "early leaver" list Tuesday and Dale's name, which happened to head the list, induced President Fritz to impose a 50-cent fine. American tables. it it it Geriei'al Foods, the speaker informed ABSENTEES Tuesday were Biringer, Faller, the members, currently has about 20,000 Harris, Moore, Patterson, Payne, Putnam and employees v/orking in its offices and plants scattered from coast to coast. Trebilcock. it it it it ■it POHET PETE: VISITING ROTAUIANS . . . .The guest list luesaay from ether clubs included six from Quincy and one. Bob Stocker, from BLonson. The Quincy Rctarians present were C. D, iicKonzie, Gordon Adams, Elmer Anderson, Dewey Mains, Newell Burt The snow was pretty as it fell But suddenly it rang a bell. The old man was going to puff From shoveling the darn stuff. and Elmer Dobson. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn BRONSON — Congre0ational Church — Wednesday 13:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern » Monday 12:15 M. Thursday 12:15 M. �oe cee ae January The has Board Name Craig Directors the of Coldwater name and classification should be filed with Major Classification | Sebaid & Gas the secretary Signed - J. A. Minor Kennedy, Club Any below. within | Industry 1957 Rotary listed the approved objections of 10, Gas one week. Classification Service Secretary �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. Four-Way FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Vice JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Woodward, Carl Vlnton. President President Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Foller, John Etsweller. Treasurer Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Gut Burandt. Tost — Ch. 19-Bill August — 1956 Wayne Vinco Morch - 1957 Kornstein Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21—4-H Fair—R. G. Woldron Elsenhut, William Milnes. 28—Buyor-Seller Relations— Ralph 4—John Estweilor 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Toupallk, Robert K.rr. Crippled Children — Ch. 25—District Governor Babier, ond Torg Skabo, VanAxen. Rural-Urban — Ch. 2—Donald Harris 9-Harold Hill Maurice Payne, William Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. Board of Directors Meetings Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, ^Tegular—First Thursday each Month, Dr. John Rick. Rotary 12:15 P. M. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Muichohey. II GOVERNOR 21Pth DISTRia, INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Vocational Service Douglas Woodward, Jomas Beys' ond Girls* Week — IV InternctionoJ 18—Otis Internaiionol Contacts — 4—Fred Weeks Children— Olmsted Information — Woodward 2—Competitor RelationsCharles 8—Keith Avery 9—Don Info— Fiska Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore R. A. Trebllcock 22—Gust C. Burcndt 30—Erich Schwengel 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treat. 18—Charles 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Barnes 15—International Ch. Raymond Trebllcock. Andrews January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald internotional Relations — Ch. Kenneth Cholrmon — Howard Teeter. Buyer, Seller Juno - 1957 II—ladles' Night—Albert Failer 4—Classification—Mark 11—Crippled Vlnton 23-4-Way Test-Wayne Way December — 1956 Service VonAken November — 19S6 27—Chester Allemler Thomos. 7—Warner 14—James VanWhy 21—Carl 20—Oouglot Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron May — 1957 30—Ernest Luse Scholarships — Ch. Axnar Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mwichahay son, Frederick Weeks. 13-Clydc Williams Shorno. Wilford Coulllord, Lewis Pennington. Ralph Toupallk Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb Cholrmon — William Bobler Wayland, Michigan 30—Community Safety- 16—Rotorian—Harry Joseph Fox. M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers October — 1956 K. Ch. — John Deon. Ch. Dr. Donald Horris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY — Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Informotion Ch. Harold Munn, Roymond GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy SECRETARY Kenneth Putnom, Bob Show, Russell Woldron. Public B. Pearco, Worren Wlllioms, Roy VenWhy. Information — Ch. Ed- word Hottz, Special—At the coll of the President GENERAL Payise. Dr. Elsenhut 18—Stog Night—John Dean Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, Keith Avary. Bent, Pearce April - 1957 2—Children's Party— September — 1956 Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Harvey 12—Rurol-Urbon—Keith 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendonee—C. Alfred Rice Wilford Coulllord. Ill Community S.rvic Chairman — Horvey Bent DIRECTORS—The President, Vic. President, and Howard Teeter, Richard BIrlnger, Comb. John Jackson, Warner Milnes 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Way, Chester Allemler. Community Safety—Ch. 5—Rotary Information—Ed Heltz 12-Robert B. Kerr 19S6 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn Ch. Vincent Kornst.ln, Ernie luse, Theo. Sowers. Charles McKnight. Employer, Employee Relations Closslflcation — Ch. Mark An drews, Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Goodholm. Russell Moore. 1956 - 1957 Internotional Student Protects— February — 1957 Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Club S.rviee Chairmen—Richard SIringer Attendonee — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION c. Competitor Relations — COMMITTEES I The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Phone No. _1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernieo Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard f. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Williom W. Bobicr, 280 Grand St. — Morgaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 66F14 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 432-R Wilford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Volerio— 162-W 1045 1261 Lester H. Elsenhut, R, R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Elsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Falier, 95 N. Honehett St. — Charlotte Chorles H. FIske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore... Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone Edward C. Holtx, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1415 1105 24F2 533-R 1399 1243 235-W 1343 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aiieen 1437 John T. Joekson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 1466 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grotrd St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhoo NAME Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomos, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupallk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. ___1039 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 209 Frederick VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Rossoll F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G, Mulehahey, Box 148 — Lllo 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1450 Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St. — Edno 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Reiha _..1208-J Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda 46F5 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 915 Dr. 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathet Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor- 790-J 1161-J C. Alfred Rico, R. fl. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aldan St. — Berget- - ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN TUESDAY VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 1354 Raymond A. Trebllcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Worner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Roth 80F2 24 1143 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 39 10F3 775-W 1095 552 54F3 Warren Williams, Batovia, Mich. — LaMoine.. 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello ___1554M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ^271 778-R Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse Sf._ by 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON 661 618 624-W ——101 444 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly 33F22 568 _.589-W 1220-J -.-43F22 1 See. 34.66, § JAN 5 fN FREDERICK H. ; WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, COLDWATER, 653-M Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grond St. — Marguerite Harold J. McKnight, Coldwator State Home — Carol-1400 Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 84 446 1197 Milford A. McKeiln, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen JThe COLDWATER Published Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise 229-W 1374 643-J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy INC. �*He Profits Most'Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, January 2, 1957 ROTARY FACTS TO REMEMBER HAPPY ICT YEARI .... The governing administrative body of Ptotary International is a board of According to latest reports from the New Year's Sh/e battlefront, all directors consisting of Ih members • • • /^ands survived the welcome extended to Incoming officers of Itotaiy clubs receive ' -957 without casualty# instruction at an annual District * -if- IT'S INVENTORY TIME • # # District Governor Fred suggests "The year is Assembly • • • For administrative pur— poses« the Rotary world is divided into districts . . • .The second Rotary club v/as organized in San Francisco, Calif. . • The total number of Rotarlans in the world half gone and a good business man will is approximately iiii.0,000 # • • The founder ta^e a trial balance# of Rotary was a lawyer, Paul P. Harris, Is your Club in the black or in the red—service wise? and the first club was organized in Dig up those reports that were made last July. iVre the programs outlined— completed? Half done? In the planning stage? or completely forgotten? What Chicago in 1905 • « • The Rotary year starts July 1, not Jan. 1. (Better re-read above facts as they may be used in Rotary info quiz at February 5 club session). a fine New Years resolution to coraplete the task you have set out to do# Take an inventory—it's good business"# «• * HOLIDAY OVER , # . The elub^ after missing two weekly sessions as result of Christmas and New Years Day falling on Tuesdays, is slated to resume its luncheon meetings next Tuesday# Start the New Year right by being present. Keith Avery will be next Tuesday's program chairman. He informs us that General Foods will supply the program, * * OIL YOUR TONSILS .... The board of directors, at its January luncheon meeting Thursday, was agreed that the club should present another minstrel show this year. President Fritz intimated that an effort will be made to have committees picked and ready to function by the first of next month. , The president also reported that the sending both a representative and film. * •K- * * * DID YOU KNOW? ... The central office of the secretariat of Rotary International is located at Evanston, THE CLUB'S ATTENDANCE, which dropped in 91 plus percent in November, bounced back up to 95 in December# -M- Illinois. POHET PETEs * CHP-RTER NIGHT COMING . # # The charter night for the new Berrien Springs club has been set for Thursday, January 10. The district governor says "It's a must" that every club in the district be reoresented# ' club's Christmas project, which consisted of providing toys for quite a group of • underprivileged children, was carried through as planned# New Year's Eve it seems was quiet, Drank a little but kept the diet# Still we must have gone to far. Haven't been able to find the car# Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURG1S — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF I MICH. President President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Classification — Ch. Mark An Four-Way Test — Ch. CHARLES SCHMITT Vinton. Hurley. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Foller, John Elsweiler. Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Gus Burondl. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard Biringer, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, William Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Comb, John Jackson, Warner Regular—First Thursday each PRESIDENT ROTARY GENERAL Information — Ch. Ed- Informolion — Ch, Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchohey. Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. 11 B. K, Pearee, Warren V^lliams, Roy M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 16-John RIek 23—Ted Sowers 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupalik 2—Donald Harris 9~Harold Hill Voeotionol IV Internotienal 11—Crippled Children- Service Chairman — Howard Teeter. Service International Contacts — International Relations — Ch. Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes 8—Keith Avery 15—International Information — 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Buyer, Seller Wilford Couillord, Lewis Pennington. 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Falitf 4—Classification—Mork Andrsws Ch. — John Dean. VanAken Vinton June - 1957 December — 1956 Beys' and Girls' Week — 7—Werner 14—James VanWhy 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way Thomas. Shorno. HUBERT, Wayland, Michigan November — 1956 Scholarships — Ch. Axnor Ots- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13-Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron 27—Chester Allemier Chairman — William Bobier INTERNATIONAL Eisenhut 21—Carl GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY Assoc.—Lester VanWhy. INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK 11—Trade Dr. 18—Stog Night—John Daon Dr. John Rick. Public GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, 4—John Estweiler May - 1957 Bob Shaw, Russell Woldron. ROTARY April - 1957 2—Children's Porty— September — 1956 Ralph — Ch. Or. 19—Lewis Pennington Wilford Couillord. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Peorce 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rico Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes. 25—District Governor Keith Avery. October — 1956 — Ch, 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 16—Rotarian—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 23—Lodies' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Holy Crippled Children March - fox. Rotary INTERNATIONAL Community Safety—Ch. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Information—Ed Koltz Fo* Fair-R. G. Woldron Community Service Rural-Urban Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Mi Kornstein 5—Rotary 12—Robert B. Kerr 19—Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— 21-4-H Chairman — Horvay Bent VonAken. Month, 12:15 P. M. 7—Employer, Employee Ralotions Vinee Eisanhut, William Milnos. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Board of Director* Meetings Woyne Way, Chester Allemier. August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Davidson, Seton Bovea, Paul Treosorer 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ch. Vincent Kornslein, Russell Moore. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Ouane Secretary Asst. Secretary Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold MeKnight. Employer. Employee Relations Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Carl Vice Irttornational Student Proiects— February — 1957 Goodholm. Club Service drews, Charles Woodward, LESTER e. Ch. Charles FIsk, Harold Chairman—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, ELECTION 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN WISE Competitor Relations — COMMITTEES Info— Ch. Raymond Trebileock, R. A. Trebileock 22—Gust C. Burondt Webster Treot. 29—Harold Goodholm Charles FIska 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1956-57. If you went Jo change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairmen — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion Otis O. Barnes, R. R, No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Or. — Esther 928 371 66F14 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hucison St. — Jean IISI-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Cloro Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1041 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillcrd, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.B34-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lone — Mary 713-R Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Or. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volorte Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R, No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweilor, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 1105 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy-. 1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St, — Hermione.__-235-W Edward C. Holt*, 208 £. Chicago St. — Evelyn Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr, — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1343 1437 M3 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pockhom St. — Marfho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernord M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Phone No. NAME - Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No, 4 — Eileen E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. a. K. Pearce, 350 Morshall St. — Lorraine 937 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Roymond A. Trebileock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Di*. — Noncyl Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aiden St. — Berget 1354 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St. — Mory Ann Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 503-M 1143 80F2 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Ruth 24 Carl F. Vinton, 132 E. Chicago St. — Alice 39 Ruisel! G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 - Delio 10F5 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchon-___.775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 5. Cloy St. — Beatrico Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma .. Worren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LaMoine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel —778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor.. .790-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzonne 915 Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 618 624-W Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 1450 ... 23 1208-J 46F5 ___653-M 661 E. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 4-14 Harold J. MeKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol.1-iOO William A. Milnos, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel) Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1197 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St, — Morion-.,. 332-J 1039 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda 84 ___446 Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 75 Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann 643-J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 1466 10F32 229-W 1374 1095 552 54F3 -_.63F12 Lester F, Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Ceiio 1554M Lastlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly .43F22 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth—.-1220-J ._1161-J 33F22 566 ...589-W Jhe COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R Rotary REFLECTOR fc? ^ 1957 J /\yS I r*v\ Vr FRSBSRICK QUALITY COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 1 2 : 1 5 p .m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R L I NGTO N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME H. WEEKS SPRING PRODUCTS, MICH. INC. �*.He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Doov^u'ber 27^ 1956 THIS BEING THE HOLIDAY SEASON your aditariar?.s decided to take a holiday# Hence# no bulletin last week# * THE CLUB WAS CAUGHT TttTH ITS points down in Noveraber^ according McKnighto Moore. Patterson, Sfihwengel and V/ay. Guests were Rotarians Harry Van Arsdale of Woodburn, Ore., George Jeffery of Bronson,. Elmer Ander son, Carlton McKenzie and W. G. Lindeman of Q-aincy? Don Gause of Lansing, a guest of McKeithj and Lt. Fred Weeks, Jr., (just home from Korea, Okinawa) a guest of his father, Fred Weeks. to District Governor Fred*s monthly * letter# Coldwater had a fine 95021 at tendance rating in October but fell off tc a 91»U3 mark last month. ■ik MAURICE PAYNE, retiring after seiuring the club 21 yeai"s as its song director, was presented -vrith an engraved cigaret lighter at the last meeting.: * LAST WEEK»S STUDENT GUEST was Doug Farshall, Coldwater High School senior. Doug has played left half on the varsity eleven the past two years, has played two years of varsity baseball and is a member of the current cage squad. He plans to attend Western Michigan College with a math teacher career as'his goal. •it •it •it Warner Van Aken made A Rotary Information quiz is slated the presentation, speaking for the clubo for February 5i> according to our news (1) by the unexpected but never- pipeline In order to keep our readers from shelling out fines that day, the bulletin will print a series of hints Maurice was doubly surprised? the-less much deserved recognition and (2) by the fact that Warner was each week until then for them. watch capable of making such a long and wellphrased oration. Tne club added a standing ovation at the conclusion of the ceremony. ■it •it DID YOU KNOW? •it that the official emblem of Rotary International has six * spokes and 2h cogs ..... or that it •»- was evolved from a wagon viieel? PROF. We H. ROBERTS, an old friend and Hillsdale Rotarian, analyzed the changing world and the struggle between the West and Communists for the friendship of the billion people residing in the African and Asiatic areas, in a talk at last week's meeting. * •it •it PRESIDENT FRITZ reminds his board members that although the holiday season has cancelled the Dec. 25th and Jan. 1st club sessions, the board vdll meet as usual Thursday Noon, January 3rd at the hotel. In liis opinion, the biggest asset possessed by the West is.FREEDOM — the one thing Rissia cannot offer, •it ■it •it POHET PETE; Otis" Barnes"was program If you drive and drink. You lose, not us, we think chairman. If you nip just once to oi&en 'Put' for you may have a coffin. * A SHORT ABSENTEE LIST included Seton & Duke >he names of HuTley, Kerr, Laney, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn •^ Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR6IS ANGOLA — College Cofeteria -> Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. Elks Temple — Monday 12rf)0 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF i MICH. Club Service drews, T956 • 1957 President Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretary Carl Charles Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Feller, John Etsweller. Program Howard Horvey Teeter, Bent, Maurice Richard BIringer, Payne, William Bobier, and torg Skabo. — Ch. Lester Wise, Gus Burandt. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Woodward, Vinton. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Treasurer Membership — Ch. Jim Comb, Jor Mc- Jackson, Warner VonAken. g. Music — Ch. Mourlce Payne, Chester Curry. . Board of Directors Meetings h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. John Rick. Regular—First Thursday each Month, 1 12:15 P. M. Rotary ward Special—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CIAN PAOIE LANG, Leghorn. Italy GENERAL SECRETARY Ed Kenneth Putnam, Bob Show, Russell Woldron. i. k. Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchahey. Sergeant at Arms — Ch, Dr. Donald Harris, ROTARY Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 11 Vocolional Service Chairman — William Bobier GOVERNOR 219th ROTARY FREDERICK DISTRITC. a. INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Russell Moore. Four-Way Test — Ch. Woyne Way, Chester Allemler. 12—Robert 19—Bill Vince Kornstein 23—Buyer-Seller Relations— Ralph Peare* 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rica Toupalik, Robert Kerr. 4—John 11—Trade Or. April - 1957 2—Children's Party— September — 1956 Estweilor Assoc.—Lester Eisenhut 18—Stog Night—John Deon M. A. McKellh 9—Bernard Loney 16—John Rick Kenneth Olmsled, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor 23—Ted Keith Avery. 30—Community Safety- October — 1956 Rural-Urban — Ch. Or. B. K. 2—Donald Harris Peorce, Warren Williams, Roy 9-Hare!d Hill Fox. 16—Rotarian—Harry Youth — Ch. Miiford McKeith, Douglos Woodward, James Scholarships — Ch. Axnor Ols son, Frederick Weeks. Student Guest — Ch. Byron Joseph 14—Jomes VonWhy November — 1956 21—Cor! 6—Raymond G. Mulehohey 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks IV Internationo! Service Chairman — Howord Teeter. IB—Otis II—Ladles' Night—Albert Fallsr Andrews Olmsted 2—Competitor Relotions— Charles 8—Keith Avery Shorno. 15—International Informatiori — 16—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Barnas January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hilt, Dr. Donald Internationo! 11—Crippled ChildrenKenneth Vinton 28—4-Woy Tost—Wayne Way Allemler Ch. — John Dean. Interrsational Contacts — 7—Warner VonAken 3D—Ernest Luse December — 1956 4—Classification—Mark Boys' and Girts' Week — May — 1957 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb 27—Chaster Thomas. Sowers Ralph Toupalik 9—Don Info— Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt Pennington. Webster Treat. 29—Harold Good holm Relations — Ch. 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Wilford Couillard. ill Community Service Chairman — Horvey Bent Crippled Children — Ch. Milnes August — 1956 March - 1957 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest-Byron Thomas Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4-H Folf-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut, William Milnes, Community Safety—Ch. Holtz B. Kerr 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Horold Munn Wilford Couillard, lewis Buyer, Seller Woyfand, Michigan McKnight. VanWhy. Information — Ch. Holtz, international Student Proiects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotory Information—Ed Geedholm. Classification — Ch. Mark An FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE CHARLES SCHMITT Ch. Charles FIsk, Harold Chalrmon—Richard Birlnger Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Rice, Ernie Luse, Theo. Sewers. OFFICERS BY ELECTION c. Competitor Rolollons — COMMinEES Fiske Shorno 16—John Jockson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members hovlrtg special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy oppoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Pbene No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct. — Ruth 1036-M 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R, No. 3 — Bernlce Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Birlnger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara _-66F14 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Ouane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Doan, 420 Grand St. — Volerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweller, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Albert F. Failer, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte 162-W 1045 _.1261 74F5 1415 1105 Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Roth 24F2 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore 533-R 1399 Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chlcogo St. - Hermiene 1243 235-W Paul Hurley, 163 Falfrield Dr. — Ailoen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1437 ....803 Edward C. Holtz, 203 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn.-_1343 NAME Address end Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Marlho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhoo Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Loura Frank I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Torg Skcbo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie —1374 Theo. G, Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 643-J 75 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginio Ralph Toupollk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 332-J 1039 Weisster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Serget 653-M __624-W 101 1354 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann.. Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 3 — Gladys 84 -.446 1197 661 _..618 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 503-M 1143 80F2 James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Poorl St. — Ruth 24 Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen 10F5 775-W Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St, — Alice 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rofha 1208-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda 46F5 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 915 Dr. B. K. Pearco, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 937 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gaihel ._776-R Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 790-J Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St. Phone No. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louisa Miiford A. McKoilh, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwcter State Home — Corol.1400 Willlom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys ..1344 Roymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lila ..1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peori St. — Ello 1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsfed, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Address and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nartey— 1466 10F32 229-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 39 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice—._.552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Warren Williams, Botavia, Mich. — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celio Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. .1161-J 54F3 —_.63F12 _1554M 1271 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth._-1220-J 33F32 568 589-W lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwalar Lake — Polly J43F22 Me COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR I3bb FREDERICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., A RLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MIOH. INC. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. iiuiletin Wo» zh —— uecembep AN OLD FRIEND^ Prof, Roberts of 1^36 Slippery roads halted the club members Hillsdale Col.lege^, wiio always has and their wives from driving to Battle Greek last Saturday night to something of interest to say and always says it In an, interesting way, will addi'ess the club Tuesday, Otis Barnes, program chairman, in see a play and then proceed to Marshall and Schuler's for a midnight lunch. forms us. Ken Putnam chairmaned the Ladies Night shindig and the turnout was * surprisingly large, considering the weather. BOB KSfiR, last week's chairman, came up with a "hot" program. His speakers were Fire Chief Charles Sherman and Lt, Ylilliam Luck, head of the new * "WE GOOFED , , Fire Prevention Bureau, last week's Bulletin we intended to chronicle the fact that the club has acquired a darn The Chief stressed that the modem fire department should devote good golfer as a new member. Bill Short is a darned good fellow too. He really more time to preventing fires instead of needs no introduction to either the sitting around waiting for them to membership or community, having been in start, Lt, Luck outlined the work and aims of the new bureau. the electrical appliance business here Both made a for quite a few years. strong plea for cooperation on the part of the community. Welcome aboard, mi. * it CHRISTlTiAS PROJECT- THREE BRONSON ROTARIAI^S, Raymond Smith, Glen Barnett and TWilliam Carr.pbell, and Quincy's Elmer Dobson, were guests this week# , , .The club will again provide toys for youngsters who might otherwise have a dreary Christmas this year. Details of the project will be announced next Tuesday and families assigned to Rotarian teams. Phil Kibble had Dale Krouse of Monmouth, 111,, as his guest. it The student guest of the week vfas big Doug Baysinger, Coldwater High School's senior all-conference state center, ball and is and CHS track squad. ■» * * The it JOHN ETSWEILER announced Tuesday that he plans to select three or four members each vfeek to act as a welcoming committee to make the club's guests feel at home. He needs the help of every member in this project so GIVE, allr Doug also plays basket a member of the it absentee list included -fi- * the names of Bob-jer, Curry, Dale Dean, Goodholm, Kornstein, ?icKnight, Mulcahey, POHET PETES Putnam, Schwengel, Teeter and Dou^ Read the report to my mate. Bad wiring they had found. Got a call and learned our fate. The officDe Just burned down. Woodvard, The "early leaver" list DID NOT include the nairte of you"Noel who# -■>E •£<" ■JE " " JINGLE BELLS—Neither snow nor Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER e QUINCY ~ Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) I ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF MICH. ElECTION Club Service Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Russell Moore. Classification — Ch. Mark An Four-Woy Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. Charles Vinton. Eisenhut, William Milnes. Davidson, Soten Hurley. ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Bovee, Paul Fellowship — Ch, John Walker, Albert Foller, John Eltweilar. Gus DIRECTORS—Tha President, Vice President, — Ch. Lester Wise, Burandt. Membership Birlnger, William — Ch. Jim Mc- Cemb, John Jackson, Warner VonAkan. Music — Ch. Mourice Payna, Chestar Curry. - _ - Board of DIrectort Meeting* Regular—First Thursday each Month, Mogazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. John Rick. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY Bob Shaw, Russell Woldron. Public INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Mulchahey. ROTARY GOVERNOR 2T9fh DISTRia, Community Kornstein Or. B. K. Pearce, Warren Williams, Roy 12—Rurol-Urbon—Keith Couillard. April — 1957 September — 1956 4—John 2—Children's Porty— Estweiler Assoc.—Lester Eisenhut 2—Donald Harris 9-Harold Hill A. McKelth 23—Ted Sowers 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupolik 28—4-Woy Test—Woyne Woy International Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Bornes July - 1957 2—Competitor Relotlons— Charles 8—Keith Avery 15—International Informallon — Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore Info— R, A. Trebiicock Ch. Roymond Trebilcoek, 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Horoid Goodholm Webster Treat. 18—Charles Woodword 25—Chestar Curry Children- Jonuory — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Or. Donald International 4—Fred Weeks 4—ClGssifieation—Mark Andrews 11—Crippled Service VonAkan Vinton 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Foliar December — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Week — Ch. — John Dean. 7—Warner 14—Jomes VonWhy 21—Carl June - 1957 27—Chester Allemier Thomas. International Contacts — Relations — Ch. Pennington. M. 9—Bernard Loney I^John Rick Scholarships — Ch. Axnor Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Buyer, Seller Wilford Couillard, Lewis Peorca 19—Lewis Pennington Moy - 1957 Chairman — Howard Teeter. Sarvica 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thonio* Fox. ] 6—Rotarion—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, 23—ladies' Night—Jim McComb 3D—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James VanWhy. Clyde Williams. Vocational March - 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rico October — 1956 Ruroi-Urbofi — Ch. Holtz 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— 11—Trade Keith Avery. Information—Ed 19-B<li Milnes 26—Harold Munn Fox 21-4-H Fo!r-R. G. Woldron 18—Slog Night—John Dean Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Shorno. INTERNATIONAL Ralph Toupolik, Robert Kerr. Chairman — William Boblar HUBERT, Waylond, Michigan Safety—Ch. Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, M Vince Wilford iV GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY — Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Information Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL — Ch. Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the call of the President 7—Employer, Employee Relations November — 1956 Rotary Information 12:15 P. M. August — 1956 Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Program and Howard Teeter, Richard Harvey Bent, AAaurica Payne, Bobier, and Torg Skobo. Woodward, 5—Rotary 12—Robert B. Kerr 1956 > 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Carl Treosurer McKnight. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, President LESTER WISE Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Goodholm. Employer, Employee Relations drews, International Student Proiects— February — 1957 Ch. Charles Fi,k, Harold Choirman—Richard Blrlnger 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN e. Competitor Relations — COMMinEES i 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program cholrmon of tha change. Members having speciol programs, such as ladles' Night, moy oppoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Cholrmon - Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth-Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce MF14 Harvey G. Bent, 31 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean T151-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgoret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfiold Dr. — Josephine 452-R Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Or. — Ellen Jo 162-W Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 1261 74F5 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honehett St. — Charlotte Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris .1105 24F2 533-R John W. Efsweller, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 1399 1243 Z35-W Edward C. Holtz, 206 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn ..1343 Poul Hurley, 163 Faifriold Dr. — Aileen.. ..1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Roth .... 803 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotory Ann Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann 446 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha 229-W Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1197 Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth - 1374 643-J 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St._. - 332-J ..1039 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N, Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol-1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Crond St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lila ..1400 E, Harold Munn. Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 1450 23 ._1208-J 46F5 915 937 lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathal Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 790-J Phil Ribbic, 35'/2 Morse St 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Or. — Noncy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Barget 33F22 568 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treof, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebiicock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 by MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING WELCOME ROTARIANS ALWAYS 618 624-W 101 1354 503-M Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beofrico 24 39 10F5 775-W _,_1095 552 Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma __WF3 Warren Williams, Batovio, Mich. — LoMolne _.63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshoil St. Dougios P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth 15^M 127S 1220-J Lestlfe H. Wo^word, Coldwater Lake — Polly„_-.^F22 See. 34.66, P. H. '.VEEKS QUALITY SPRir-iG PRODUCTS, COTDKATERy itlCiK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER — Delia John H. Wolkcr, 33 Dougherty St. — Grotehen Woyne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 589-W FREDERICK * 653-M 661 Frederick VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys _-80F2 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 84 1466 10F32 J'he COLDWATER Published Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noney— Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma.. INC. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. Bulletin No# 23 December 5.0 19^6 COLDWATER ROTARIANS I-IAVE LONG BEEN reknoTO for their i^inging# Now it de-Yelops that at least some of the boys have dramatic recogrdtion next Tuesday# Bert Faller tells us this group will be isolated at a birthday table# talents too# The officers and directors^ plus a few "volunteers" presented a play let "Accepted ^Ifith Regrets" at Tues day's meeting. The play effectively dramatizes the difference between a luncheon club and a real service organization# Les Wise, by voice vote of his audience, was awarded an "Oscar" for his handling of his single line role# However, there were some who thought it should have gone to Carl Vinton, who ad-libbed with the ease and abandon of the "Greet Profile" in his heyday. ilark Andrews was program chairinan and play direc-cor. RESIGNATION OF TWO MEMBERS, Ted Sowers and John T# Jackson, were accepted with regret by the board at its monthly meeting Wednesday# Ted is being transferred to the general offices of the General Telephone Company at Muskegon# John will return to membership as soon as he fully recovers from a recent illness * ■ik AlWTHER RESIGNATION ALSO WAS accepted with regrets# # # that of Maurice Payne as song director# After 21 years of "watching the indicator", the weekly song sessions just won't seem the same. However, eveiy cloud has its silver lining. Maurice says he will sing if the club puts on another minstrel show# TUESDAY'S GUEST LIST included •jf Rotarians A1 Van Zoeren of Kalamazoo, Fred Harcian of Burr Oak, Gordon Adams of i4uii:cy, B. B. Higbie of Bronson, Donald Putt of Auburn, Ind. SHORT SORTIES# # • .The club can be his career and will sWdy at the proud of Noel Shedd who, within the past two weeks, has been named chairman of the Clothe-a-Child c-snpaign and president of the Chamber of Commerce# Let's give him our support in both jobs# # #Les Woodward, who was granted a leave of absence during his recent illness, has asked to be re stored to active status, which is good news as it means Les feels well enough once more to attend meetings regularly. # , Don't forget the blood clinic at Masonic U# Temple Monday noon# # . .The club will Noel Shedd had Fred Rogers, Jr., a New York banker, as his guest, while Greg Fraser, son of Dr# and Mrs# Robert Fraser was this week's student guest# Greg is a senior honor student at Coldv^ater High and a star gridder and grappler# He plans to make dentistiy of iU again sponsor four student delegates to * * the UN model assembly to be held at Hillsdale College next Spring# .FiLSEVSHEHE TUESDAY were Rotarians Allsmier, Barnes, Kennedy, Olmsted, Patterson, Rice, Schlubatis, Warner Van Aken and Way. * * PHOET FETE: * There sat Les, who made a mess Of Andrews' little shocker# DEOEk^BSR'S BIRTHDAY BOYS, president .Fritz, Harold Hill, Doc Han'is, Ed Holtz, Gust Burandt, Lou Peanington, Mac McKeith and Ken IHitnam Tdll receive special And Vinton too, ad-libbed through And cal.led it appleknocker# Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn •— Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrcgotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Vice President Ernie luse, Theo. Sowers. Four-Way Test FRED WEEKS Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Davidson, Seton Hurley. Asst. Secretary Albert Feller, John Etsweiler. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Howord Horvey Bent, Teeter, Richard Biringer, Maurice Payne, Willlain Bovoe, Poul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Program and Woodward, Carl Vinton. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT — Ch. Lester Wise, VanAken. Magazine — Ch, Harry Joseph, Rotary Information — Ch. Ed- Special—At the call of the President Bob Shaw, Russell Waidron. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY n Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL HILBERT, Woyland, Vocational Michigan Ralph Toupalik, Robert Kerr. — Ch. Dr. Or B. K. Pearce, Warren Wiilioms, Ray — Ch. Milford McKeifh Douglas Woodward, James Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ois- son, Frederick Weeks. Relations— 26—Attendonce—C. September — 1956 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester — Howard Teeter. Information Ch. Roymond Trebilcock, Pennlngton. Webster Treat. 7—Warner VonAken 14—James VonWhy November — 1956 21—Cor! Vinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey June - 1957 4-Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Fatier Children- Kenneth Olmsted 13—Otis Bornes 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles FIske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 8—Keith Avery 15—International Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goedholm — May - 1957 30—Ernest Luse January — 1957 Shorno. International 23—lodies' Night—Jim ,McCemb 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Relotions — Ch. 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupalik 2—Donald Harris 9-Horeld Hill 11—Crippled Service 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers December — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. Wilford Couiilord, lewis Alfred Rico M. A. McKeith Eisenhut 18—Stag Night—John Dean 13—Clyde Williams Interrtational Contacts — Bobier Pearco April - 1957 2—Children's Party— 27—Chester Allemier Boys' ond Girls' Week — Chairman 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 19—Lewis Pennlngton 20—Douglas Woodword Student Guest — Ch. Byron Intemationa! March — G. Waidron 16—Rotarian—Harry Joseph Fox. Youth 19-Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn 12—Rural-Urban—Keith October — 1956 Ruroi-Urban — Ch. IV Service Chairman — William GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Safety—Ch. Thomas. — Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Information Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchohey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy Community 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holts 12—Robert B. Kerr Wilford Couillard. VanWhy. Rick. 12:15 P. M. Public Kornstein 28—Buyer-Seller Keith Avery. Month, 7—Employer, Employee Relations Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 2^0iitrict Governor Chester Curry. eoeh August — 1956 Vineo Hi Communitv Service Chairman — Horvey Bent Crippled Children Or. John 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Trode Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4-H Foir-R. Eisenhut. William Milnes. Gus Burandt. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Regular—First Thursdoy — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. Membership — Ch. Jim Mc Comb, John Jackson, Warner Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Boord of Directors Meetings Ch. Vincent Kornslein, Clossificaiion — Ch. Mark An PresidenJ JOHN KENNEDY Employer, Employee Relations Russell Moore. 1956 - 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnight. Goedholm. Choirtnon—Richard Biringer Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Rice, Charles international Student Projects- February — 1957 Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Club Service drews, c. Competitor iLelations — COMMIHEES 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our progrom schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change doles with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to ossist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address end Reiory Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. _„.__1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct. — Roth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 928 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean—___.1151-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret--.. 1041 Seton C. Boveo, 171 Grand St. — Clara — 1212 Gust C. Burandt. 178 Foirfield Or. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Valerie 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte 74F5 1415 1105 Charles H. fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy-.- Edword C. Holfz, 208 E. Chicogo St. - Evelyn 1399 1243 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1343 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth.- I0F32 229-W 1374 643-J 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Louro 332-J Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St.— 1039 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwoter Stote Home — Carol-1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Glodys 1344 Roymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Liio 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. — Ella——-1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. 6. K. Pearco, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Penninglon, 62 Division St. — Gothei Address and Rotary Ann Phone Na. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia—. Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 84 —446 1197 653-M 661 618 624-W 101 1354 Roymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann 1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80F2 Jomds H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago Si. — Alice Russell G. Waidron, if. R. No. 1 — Delio 24 39 10F5 23 1208-J John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen 915 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotriee 552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren V/illloms, Botovia, Mich. — LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 54F3 63F12 ..1554M 1271 1220-J 46F5 937 778-R Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 790-J Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St 1I61-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Noncy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Bergek— NAME 33F22 568 589-W Wayne W. Way, 35 HulF St. — Dorothy 775-W 1095 Lestlie H. Wo^ward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly—-.43F22 • *• - -A. ■eTf ^he COLDWATER Sec. Rotary REFLECTOR 34 1956 FREDEIRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, aiCH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME INC �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A, Bulletin the No. November 23 A DOTJBLS DOSE OP DRAMA WILL BE Rotarian bill-of- •fare for next week. 28« 1956 as president of the Bronson and Sturgis clubs. We can only add that the District Nominating Committee certainly was on the beam. The directors, plus several re- ,^.ruited "volunteers®, will present 41- ^ club service playlet entitled, "Accepted with Regrets" at next Tuesday*s meeting, Mark Andrews, the program chairman, announces that the program will be "complete ly unrehearsed". P.S. the Mark also suggests that cast members should remember to bring their scripts with them. * THE SECOND SHOT take their to see the ter Players of this week's program The list of visiting Hotarlans was composed of: Herman Phillips, James Baker and Charles Priest, Angola; Ray Radeke, Battle Creek; 0. D. McKenzie and Joe iYfibel, Qvdncy; Don Himslcker, Ken Yesh and Wendell Hathaway, Bronson; and Sam Donaldson of Sturgis. OP DRAMA will come Saturday night, Dec. club members Battle Creek CHST ALLEMISRj chairman,, entertained with a patriotic travelogue-'-a color film produced by the Creyhound Bus Lines. 8, when wives Civic to Thea that city present "Joan of Lorraine". GARY BHOTO, who has starred in the three major sports for Coidwater High during the past three years, was this week's student guest. Gary, a senior, Chairman Ken Putnam says the play will start at 3:35 P.M. You finds time from his athletics star in the classroom. He is can reach the Civic Theater by go Student. ing to Marsh3.ll, then through Lakeview on US-12. Just beyond Lakeview there is a state police post on the north side of the highway. Keep going 1.5 .miles west of the police post until you reach Helmer Rd. which also has an airport sign. Turn X'ight and proceed north to Civic Theater, Ken says there are two airport road signs and to ig ROTARIANS BARNES, BURANDT, ETSWEILER, Fiske, Goodholm, Holtz, Kennedy, Kerr, McComb, McKeigh, Moore, Pennington, Schlubatls. Way, Warren Williams and Doug Wood nore the first Tickets or can be purchased for Les Wise at the bank. Your ticket covers the play and lunch (but nothing else) at Schulers after the play. -a- listed as absent. * one. $6.50 per couple from Clyde Wil liams ward were to also an honor * A RCTARIAN.WHO PRESIDENT PRITZ, after being absent two meetings in quest of a deer, was at his accustomed place Tuesday. He had only a rather slippery tale to relate concerning his hunting experiences. -> POHET * NEEDS NO INTRO- duction in Coidwater is the District Governor nominee. new He is Elv/yn J, Bodley, superintendent of the Sturgis schools. \ Elwyn was the charter presi dent of the Quincy club, which was organized in 1937, and has served PETE: The Pres he got no deer. Just blurry eyes, we fear. He got back, that's a fact We'd say more but we got tact. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Employer, Employee Relotlons Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Russell Moore. Ernie Luso, Theo. Sowers. 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE President Vice President JOHN KENNEDY Secretary FRED WEEKS Carl CHARLES SCHMiTT d. Charles Woodword, VInton. e. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Foller, John Etsweller. o. Treasurer Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Gui Burandl. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard Birlnger, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Wllliom Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Membership — Ch. Jim McComb, John Jackson, Warner VanAken. Chester Curry. Board of Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday c. PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY April - 1957 September — 1956 2—Children's Party— Community Safety—Ch. Ralph 4—John Estweiler Toupallk, Robert Korr. II—Trode Assoc.—Lester Elsenhut Dr. 18—Stag Night-John Dean 25—District Governor Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. lf. K. 2—Donaid Horrit Pearce, Warren Williams, Roy 9—Harold Hill Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 16—John Rick 23—Tod Sowers 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupalik 16—Rotarian-Horry Joseph Moy - 1957 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb 7—Warner VonAken November — 1956 21—Carl g. Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Or. Donald Harris, Vocational Service s. Buyer, Seller Michigan Relations — Ch b. 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Fallor December — 1956 Ch. — John Dean. 4—Classification—Mark Andrews 25—Chester Curry Kenneth Olmsted 16—Otis Barnes July - 1957 International Contacts — 11—Crippled Children- Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Ootsald Charles Fiske 0—Keith Avery 15—Internofional Intornational information — 16—Charles Woodward 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 Shorno. Choirman — William Bobier - 1957 4—Fred Weeks Boys' and Girls' Week — IV International Service Chairman — Howard Teeter. Clyde Willioms. II June Thomos. — Vmlon 28—4-Way Test—Woyno Way Ed Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney VonWhy. Information Peareo Wilford Couillord. III Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Fox. Rick. Mulchahey. GOVERNOR 219th DISTRia, 12—Rurol-Urbon—Keith 19—Lewis Pennlngton 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rleo Dr. John Public ROTARY HUBERT, Woyland, Trade Assoelotion — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21-4-H Falr-R. G. Waldron Elsenhut, WlHiam Milnes. 14—Jomes VanWhy GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROTARY Vince Kornstein 30—Ernest Luso tNTERNATIONAL FREDERICK March — 1957 7—Employer, Employee Relotlons 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomos e. Scholorships — Ch. Axnar Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey son, Frederick Weeks. ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Bob Show, Russell Waldron. f. Student Guest — Ch. Byron 27—Chester Allomier GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL August — 1956 Douglas Woodward, James Special—At the coil of the President INTERNATIONAL B. Kerr Milnes 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, Keith Avory. October — 1956 d. Rotory information — Ch. DISTRICT 319 ROTARY Wayne 19-6ill Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph. each Month, 12:15 P. M. Test — Ch. Way, Chester Atloarier. b. Crippled Children — Ch. Music — Ch. Mourice Payne, _ Four-Way 5—Rotary Infermalion—Ed Holtz 12-Robert 28—Buyer-Seller Relotions— Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley. Asst. Secretory Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnight. Goodholm. Classification — Ch. Mork An drews, International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Charles'FIsk, Haroid Club Service Chairman—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ;. Competitor Relations — COMMinEES 1 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson Info— R. A. Trebilcoek Wilford Coulllord, Lewis Ch. Raymond Trebilcoek, 22—Gust C. Pennlngton. Webster Treat. 29—Harold Goodholm 23—Russell Moore Burandt 30—Erich Schwengei The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 500 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemicr, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth-..— Keiih T. Avory, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee Horvey G. Bonf, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgaret 1036-M 928 — Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 371 66F14 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834.W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary. 713-R Duano E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen - John T. Dean. 420 Grand St. - Volerle 162-W 1045 1261 Lester H. Elsenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Etsweilor, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanehell St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Roth 1105 24F2 Donald M, Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone 1243 235.W Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugeno H. Goodholm, 20 Li ncoln St. — Lanore.--- 1399 Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1343 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 10F32 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy— Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea NAME Address and Rotary Ann 229-W Donald V. Sliorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 75 1374 643-J Torg Skcibo, 153 E. Chicago Si. — Nellie Jomes F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Louro 332-J Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginio Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 V/ebsfer Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol-1400 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lilo E. Horoid Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. — Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 209 1344 1400 1450 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rolho 120B-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. f>Jo. 2, Box 227 — Hilda 46F5 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 915 Dr. B. K. Poarcc, 350 Marshall St. — Lorrolne 937 Lewis Pennlngton, 62 Division St. — Gathel __778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 790-J Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy— Charies Schmitt, 18 E. Alden Sf. — lfergeti — 1161-J 33F22 5^ 589-W Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen— Raymond A- Trebilcoek, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann— James H. VcnWhy, 199 V/. Pearl St. - Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. V/oldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grolcheit Wayne W. Way, 35 HulF St. — Dorothy Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly ^ Nov :-o FREDERICK Published ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICH. by HOTEL WELCOME 1197 653-M 661 618 __624.W 101 1354 503-M 1143 80F2 24 39 10F5 775-W 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. - Beatrice 552 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo — 54F3 Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LaMoine —63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Celia 1554M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St.__. __..127l /l,^i ''•'A I —84 446 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Warner D. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys ^he COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. Erich O. Schwengei, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann INC _1220-J _-43F22 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* ■"the COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, .November 21, 19^6 Balletxn No. 22 ROTARIANS WO MISS A CHANCE TO Olmsted, Patterson, Pennington, Schlubatis, Sowers, Thomas, Trebilcock, Fritz Van Aken, Vinton^j Clyde Williams, Chuck Woodward and Les Woodward, AND get acquainted with visitors often are overlooking a rare treat. Next to us Tuesday were a couple of young-minded oldtimers from the Battle Creek club, WINNIE. Ed Nettels and Ernie Rice. latter. Ed, who. Wayne Feller subbed for the is 86, has been a Rotarian for hi years, He formerly was traffic manager for General Foods and although his vision now is only about 1^ percent of normal, he continues to derive pleasure and satisfaction from being a Rotarian. His s5.dekick, Ernie, has been a Rotarian 38 years and is planning to go to Lucerne next year. Tuesday's guest list also in cluded Rotarians C. D. McKenzie of * * DISTRICT GOVERNOR FRED HILBERT'S montly letter chronicles the goodnews that Coldwater stood 9th in attendance during October. The club's attendance hit 95921 percent for the month as compared with 92.99 in September. It was the highest mark of any club our size in the Quincy, Emoiy Boyd of Angola, and Dick Schultz, Bob Stocker and Bill Cadman of Bronson.- Cliff Lundgren district. of Detroit, was Howard Teeter's guest, idiile Waj/ne Way had Paul Engstrom, also of Detroit, as his guest. 21 membei^, and Climax with 2ii, posted * However, two clubs, Augusta with perfect marks in October, So, there still is room for improvement locally. * * STUDENT GUEST SCOTCH TARTANS, CLANS AND septs (families) were the nucleus for an entertaining talk Tuesday by Ray Mulchahey, w>^o has a hobby of collecting tartan ties. Ray, who was program chaiman for the day^ gave his audience a condensed his tory of Scotland while his listeners eniriously eyed his colorful collect ion of tartan neckwear. The * OF THE WEEK was Kenneth Furgason, Coldwater High School senior class president. Ken has been a member of the student commission for two years, is announcer for the school band and a member of the wrestling team. He is a grandson of former . Coldwater Mayor Owen Decker. talk was a revelation to many of the members who have always thought of Scotch as being an alcoholic beverage. ■}f KEN PUTI\IAM INFORMS US THERE STILL is time to put in reservations for Ladies Night December 8th if you act Ray, incidentally, recently re turned from a five-week jaunt which took his as far as Vancouver, B.C. He rates a pat on the back for keep ing up his 100 per cent attendance vhiXe on the long trip. * * * SEVENTEEN CLUB MEMBERS WERE promptly. * POHET PETE5 Thanksgiving is over. The scraps go to rover. But you've got to trim And keep calories thin. elsewhere Tuesday. The absentee list included the names of Alleniier, Fox, Goodholm, Korstein, Laney, Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congr.gational Church — Wednssdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elki Temple ANGOLA — Cellego Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.} BATTLE CREEK » Pott Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. Monday 12:00 M. �November The has Board approved objections of Directors the name and classification should be filed with Major Classification Name Wilson A. Short of Electrical Signed the the Coldwater listed secretary Industry - J. A. 20, 1956 Rotary Club below, Any within ‘iinor week, Classification Electric Supplies Kennedy, one Equipment and - Retailing Secretary �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF I MICH, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Four-Way CHARLES SCHMITT Ill Hurley. Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Crippled tfegyior—First Thursday each Month, Rotary 12:15 P. M. ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY II Buyer, Seller Internotionoi Relations — Ch. information 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller Andrews Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- 15—Inlernotionai Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm — Vinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way June — 1957 January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Webster Treat. 7—Warner VanAken 14—James VanWhy 4—Classification—Mark Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, Pennlngten. May — 1957 21—Cart 11—Crippled Children- Service Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Wilford Couillard, Lewis luse December — 1956 Internatlonol Contacts — Service 16—Rotorlon-Harry Joseph 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McCemb 30—Ernest M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 30—Community Sofety— Rolph Toupalik 2—Donald Harris 9-Karold Hill 27—Chester Allemier Chairman — Howard Teeter. Shorno. INTERNATIONAL Eisenhut 20—Douglas Woodward Chairman — William Bobier HUBERT, Woyland, Michigan 2—Children's Porty- 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester sen, Frederick Weeks. Interneilono! Pearce Alfred Rice April - 1957 Student Guest — Ch. Byron Ch. — John Dean. Vocotlonol 19—Lewis Pennington 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey 13-Clyde Williams tV 1957 12—Rural-Urban-Keith November — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Week — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS K. Thames. — Mulchohey. ROTARY B. Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Information — 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 26—Attendonce—C. Dr. 16—Stag Night—John Doon — Ch. VanWhy. Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL Ralph Deuglos Woodward, James Bob Show, Ruisell Watdron. March Wilford Couillard. Fox. Rick. Milnes Re lotions— September — 1956 Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, Information — Ch. Ed- Public GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL Payne, 19-Bill 26—Horold Munn G. Waldron October — 1956 word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the coil of the President DISTRICT 219 John Foir-R. 28—Buyer-Seller Peorce, Warren Williams, Ray Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. Children Rural-Urban - Ch. Dr. VanAken. Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. Board of Director* Meeting* Kornstein Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—Dislrlef Governor Keith Avery. Membership — Ch. Jim McComb, John Jockson, Warner Biringer, Willlom 7—Employer, Employee Relations Community Service Community Safely—Ch. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Gus Burandt. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Riehord Harvey Bent, Maurice Poyne, Bobier, and Torg Skabo. August — 1956 21-4-H Chairman — Horvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Wolker, Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. Treosurer 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Vince Eisenhut, William Milnes. Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Secretory Test — Ch. Wayne 5—Rotary Informotion—Ed Holt* 12—Robert B. Kerr Trode Assoclotion — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Ouane Asst. Secretary Moore. Way, Chester Allemier. Woodward, Carl VInton. PresidenJ Vice President Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Classification — Ch. Mark An Charles McKnIght. Employer, Employee Relations Russell drews, Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Goodholm. Club Service Chalrmon—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION International Student Prefects— February — 1957 c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold COMMIHEES Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The obove is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairmon — Telephone 560 ROTARY ROSTER ~ JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Pbene No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay. 1036-M Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bornice 66F14 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 14W Richard F. Biringer, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jean IISI-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duono E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 1261 74F5 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Honeheff St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 24F2 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — lonore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 203 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1399 1243 ._235-W Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen 1343 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 10F32 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha 229-W Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea NAME Addr«ts and Rotary Ann Phan* No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noncy— 84 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 1374 643-J Ernest W. Luse - R. R. No. 3 - Roth 75 James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 446 __1197 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnul St. — Virginia 618 ._624-W Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chlcogo St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 1039 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Willlom A. Milnes, Worner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80P2 150 Grand St. — Marguerite Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys.. Raymond G. Mulehahey, Box 143 — Llla 1344 1400 S. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W, Poor! St. - Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refho 1450 -..23 1208-J Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Or. B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 915 937 Roy C. Potterson, R, R. No, 2, Box 227 — Hilda Jomos H. VanWhy, 199 W. Psorl St. — Ruth Corl F. Vinton, 132 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 - Dslio .John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. V/eeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice 46F5 Phil Ribbie, 35'/2 Morse S) C. Alfred Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 1161-J 33F22 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy -_..iS68 Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Bergot 569-W fo FREDERICK QUALITY Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1 2 : iJ .m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R L I NGTO N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 5 I"!-! 1956 / H. WEEKS SPRING COLDWATER, 24 39 10F5 775-W __109S —552 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 54F3 Warren Williams, Batavio, Mich. — LaMoina— __63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Celia 1554M Charles L. Woodword, 163 Morshoil St... 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth—1220-J Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Golhel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor.—790-J Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 101 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwater Stofo Homo — Carol.1400 :j:he COLDWATER MLeeting Time: 653-M 661 PRODUCTS, MICH. INC ..43F22 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No® November lii, 1956 21 NINE "EARLY mVERS" MISSED OUT night of the 8th to witness a presentation on a mighty entertaining talk Tuesday. Statistics can be boring but not when presented with the humorous touch which Doc Harris has a talent for supplying. of "Joan of Lorraine" by the Battle Creek Civic Players at Kellogg auditorium. Members will arrange their own rides. • Don reviewed the progress achieved in preventive medicine for his fellow Rotarians and gave the boys under that return home via Marshal for a pause Following the play, the party will at Schuler's, where a smorgasbord lunch will be served. age, renewed hope of reaching the 70 Ken announced year level. that reservations must be made at next Tuesday's meeting. * it The total cost, he estimates, will be in * the "neighborhood" of ^^7 per couple. ONE COULD TELL AT A GLANCE TUES* day that the deer stalking season is on. There were 1? absentees—-not all of whom are up north, however. * MISTER, CAN YOU SPARE A PINT? The next Red Cross blood procurement The missing persons list was composed of Fiske, Goodholm, Jackson, Mulchahey, Olmsted., Pennington, Schlubatis, Schwengel, Sowers, Thomas, Toupalik, Trebilcock, Vinton, Weeks, Clyde Williams and Chuck and Les clinic is slated for Dec. 10th. You can sign up now with Duke Davidson. * * VEEP LES WISE got a chance to preside Tuesday in the absence of Woodward« 'Prexy Fritz, who, according to rumor * is in deer country. * TUESDAY'S GUEST LIST, BY SHARP contrast, was unusuallj'' small. Three Bronson Rotarians, Bob Pennell, R. J. Megargle and Henry Qomley vfere the only visitors signing in. All of which poses a bit of a mystery. It has just occurred to us that the President's name wasn't on the absentee list handed us at the close of Tuesday's session. HOW COME? The week's student guest was Larry Knight, one of the more active members of the * * senior class at Coldwater High. Larry is president of the Hi-Y club, number one student of the senior class, student director of the band, a hurdler on the track team, and a member of the Varsity Cclub and the Science Division of the Pohet Petes Do be careful if your hunting. Ma wants you, not the bunting. Eating venison rings the bell. But you can wait to go to—Oops, National High School Institute at Northwestern University. He hopes to become a research chemist. * KSI^ PUTNAM, CHAIRMAN OF THE December 8th Ladies Night, confirmed Seton & Duke last week's bulletin announcement and gave outy with a few more details Tuesday. The club members will take their wives to Battle Creek the You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOIA — College Cafetorio - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF b. COMMIHEES ! MICH. Club Service c. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, drews, 1956 - 1957 President Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Carl Charles Albert Fallor, John Etsweller. a. Lester Wise, Gus Burar>dt. DIRECTORS-The President. Vice President, and Howard Teeter. RIchord Biringer. Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Bobier. and torg Skabo. VanAken. Harvey Bent. Maurice Payne. Comb, John Jackson, Warner William b. Chester Curry. Board of Director* Meetings Regular—First Thursday Magaxine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. each Month. John SECRETARY Information n GOVERNOR 219th DISTRITC, ROTARY g. Voeotional Children Service B. K. 16—John Rick 30—Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik 2—Donald Harris 9-HoroId Hill 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest Luse IV Intematiaital Chairman June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks a. Kenneth Internationol Contacts — Information Ch. Raymond Trebilcoek, Olmsted 2—Competitor RelationsCharles 8—Keith Avery 9—Don 15—Internationol Info— R. A. Trebilcoek 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm — Webster Treat. 18—Chorles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Barnes Januory — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald International Relations — Ch. b. 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Faller 4—Clossification—Mork Andrews 15—Otis VanAken Vinton 28-4-Way Tesi-Woyne Way 11—Crippled Children- — Howard Teeter. 7—Warner 14—James VonWhy December — 1956 Service May - 1957 21—Carl November — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Week — 9—Bernord loney 23—Ted Sowers Scholarships — Ch. Axnsr Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron 27—Chester Allemier Buyer, Seller Wilferd Couillord, Lewis Pennington. Elsenhut 16—Rotarlon—Harry Joseph Deuglos Woodward. James Shorno. INTERNATIONAL Assoc.—Lester October — 1956 Dr. Peorce, Worren Williams, Ray Chairman — William Bobier HUBERT, Woylond, Michigan — Ch. Dr. Ail. A. McKelth Estweiler 18—Stag Night—John Dean Kenrteth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Cn. — John Dean. Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, Clyde Williams. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Crippled 4—John 11—Trade Thomas. Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK f. — Ch. Horold Munn, Roymond Mulchohey. ROTARY Teupalik, Robert Kerr. Peorce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendonce—C. Alfred Rice April - 1957 2—Children's Party- September — 1956 Ralph Von Why. Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. GENERAL Safety—Ch. Fox. Special—At the call of the President GIAN PAOLE LANG, leghorn, Italy Community Youth — Ch. Milford MeKeith. ward Holtz. Kenneth Putnam, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Wilford Couillard. d. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed e. Public Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent 26—Buyer-Seller Relations— Rural-Urban — Ch. 12:15 P. M. 12—Rurol-Urbon—Keith 21—4-H Foir-R. G. Waldron e. Rick. Kornsteln Fox Elsenhut, William Milncs. Keith Averyi Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, ^ August — 1956 Vinee Bovee, Paul Ch. 19-Bilt Milnes 2^Horold Munn Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, — 1936 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS e. Hurley. Program Ch. Vincent Kornsteln, Holtx Four-Way Test — Ch. Woyne, 7—Employer. Employee Relations March - 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thonsas Way, Chester Allemier. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Treasurer Employer, Employee Relations 5—Rotary Informotion—Ed 12—Robert B. Kerr d. Woodward, VInton. Davidson, Seton Ch. Erich Sehwengel, Horold McKnIght. Russell Moore. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sewers. Classification — Ch. Mark An FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE International Student Prelects— February — 1957 Goodholm. Chairman—Richard Biringer OFFICERS BY ELECTION c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold Fiske Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Sehwengel The obeve is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. if you want to change dates with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chalrmon — Telephone 5B0 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mork S. Andrews. 25 Porsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian Otis O. 928 371 Barnes. R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Birirtger, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean Wiliiom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seten C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt. 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-634-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mory 713-R Duano E. Davidson, 145 Foirfiold Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volerle Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hancheff St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske. R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox. 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 24F2 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz. 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfiold Dr. — Alleen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1399 1243 235-W .13^ 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotary Anit Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. ...1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 10F32 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Mortha Vincent Kornsteln, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy 229-W 1374 Torg Skacfio, 153 E- Chicago St. — Nellie Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 643-J Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter. 156 Church St. — Marion Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Donald V. Shorno. 109 £. Pearl St. — Louise 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Horold J. McKnlght, Coldwoter Stole Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys - 1344 Roymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Poor! St. - Ella Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St. — Edna Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda 937 778-R Phil RIbble, 35V2 Morse St C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 1161-J 33F22 Chorles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget-. 589-W Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy - 624-W Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcoek, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 101 1354 503-M 24 39 Russeil G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 - Delia 10F5 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen 775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice .,352 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma 54F3 Warren Williams, Bofavia, Mich. — LaMoine_.__._-63F12 915 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel 661 618 E, Byron Thomas. 10 Walnut St. — Virginio James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. - Roth 46F5 Or, B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 446 1197 6^-M Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice 1208-J Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred _.84 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann--1143 Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodys 80F2 1430 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho Phone No. Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Robert E. Shaw. 106 Grand St. — Ann 790-J Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Colia Chorles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 1554M ._____1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1220O Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly ..--J43F22 568 ^he COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR See. 34.66, P. I. tf R. NOV i6 1956 J FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Pgbiished by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. •Bulletin No. Noyember 7? 1956 20 A TIP OF THE TAM TO TORG AND by the Battle Greek Civic Players. Curtain time will be 8 §35 P-M. Harvey, who co~chairsi^ed the club's banquet for the high school gridders this week; also Fred Weeks, who did a swell job of emceeing the affair. Enroute home there wilX be a stop at Schuler's in Marshall for an 11 p.m, smorgasbord. Ken adds that an reser vations MUST be made by November 20. The club had about 80 players, coaches and others as its guests. The meal was good and the talks were short. Everyone seemed to enjoy the evening. Oh yes, an early plan to charter a bus for the evening has been dis carded. Transportation, as a result, Head Coach Jack Finn impressed many Rotarians vh^en he said he and his staff are trying to build a good football program—one in which the parents will be happy and anxious to have their sons participate. will be Hitch-as-Hitch Can. SPEAKING OF DRAMA It is apparent that Finn and his fellow mentors are teaching good foot ball while at the same time developing other important values in their players. * . . . Parts of "Accepted With Regrets", a Club Service playlet, were assigned by Producer Mark Andrews to your Board of Directors and editarians at last week's board session. This group of so-called Thespians m.11 present the playlet as the pro * gram at the December hth meeting. _5eriously, the little drama does have an important story to tell to all BERT FALLER INFORMS US there will be a special festive board for the club's November Birthday Boys next Tuesday. Rotarians. Local Rotarians who first saw the light of d^ in November ares NEXT TUESDAY'S ATTENDA1>ICE IS APT Frank McConkey, Bob Shaw, Clyde WLlliams, William Uilnes, Ralph Toupalik, Bob Kerr, Maurice Payne and, Warner to be below normal. Yep, it's deer hunting time again and the trek north will start this weekend. Van Aken. •if ■if Unless Jim Van Why wants to con tribute another buck, these men will find a special table awaiting them Which Rotarian secretly aided a member of the Bored of Experts in making his grid selections this week? at next week's session. •If •if •if ■if DRAMA AND DINIIffi WILL BE the •if POHET PETEs mixture for the next Ladies Night, which is scheduled for Saturday evening, 12 bo 6 don't be late. December 8th. December 10th is the date. A little blood is all we lack. Ken Putnam tells us that the club - Sign up, you may get it back*- meifibers and their wives will have a chance that night to.see a performance of "Joan of Lorraine", to be presented at Kellogg Auditorium in Battle Creek Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — CengresationQl Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. STURGiS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK ~ Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF I MICH. Ch. Chorles Fisk, Harold Club Service Chairman—Richard Ernie Luse, Thee. Sowers. Russell Moore. Four-Way Test — Ch. 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Vice President Secretory Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Woodward, Carl Vinlon. President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Davidson, Seton Bovee, Poul Hurley. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Feller, John Etsweiler. Program Biringer, William INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Crippled Children — Ch. Rick. Information — Muichahey. Dr. B. K. Poarce, Warren Williams, Ray Ch. Dr. Donald Horris, Buyer, Seller son, Frederick Weeks. Student Guest — Ch. Byron 16—John Rick 2—Donald Harris 9-Harold Hill Informotlon 7—Warner VanAken 14—James VonWhy November — 1956 21—Carl Vinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Woy 6—Raymond G. Muichahey June - 1957 4-Fred Andrews Konnoth Olmstsd 13—Otis Bornes 2—Competitor Relatioiu— Charles Fiska 9—Don Shorno 8—Keith Avery 15—International Info— R. A. Trebllcock 22—Gust C. Burondt — 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 January — 1957 16—John Jockson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treat. Weeks II—Ladies' Night—Albert Feller 4—Classification—Mark Ch. Raymond Trebllcock, May - 1957 30—Ernest Luse 11—Crippled Children— Service Shorno. Internotionol Sowers 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupolik December — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Weak — Horold Hill, Dr. Donald Relations — Ch Penninglon. A. McKeith 23—Ted 27~Chester Allemior Thomas. Internotional M. 9—Bernard Laney 13-Clyde Williams International Contacts — Service Wilford Couillord, Lewis 18—Stag Night—John Dean 20—Douglas Woodward Chairman — Howard Teeter. Choirmon — William Bobier Wayland, Michigan Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- IV Clyde Williams. Vocational Eisenhut 16—Rotorian—Harry Joseph Cn. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — II 2—Children's Party— 4—John Estweiler Kenneth Olmsled, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avory. October — 1956 Dr. Peare* 19—Lewis Penninglon 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Ric* April - 1957 September — 1956 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester VonWhy. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Toupolik, Robert Kerr. Dr. John GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS FREDERICK Ralph Douglas Woodward, James Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond DISTRICT, Community Safety—Ch, 1957 12—Rurot-Urban—Keith Wilford Couillard. Chairman — Harvey Bent Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 23—Ladies' Night—Ji.m McComb INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, ROTARY Kornstein Fox 21—4-H fair—R. G. Woidron Cammunity Service Fox. Payne, word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Shaw, Russell Woidron. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy Ill Rurol-Urban — Ch. Public March — 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Vince Eisenhut. William Mllnes. Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. Special—At the call of the President SECRETARY Wise, Rotary Information — Ch. Ed- DISTRICT 219 ROTARY August — 1956 Wayne Way, Chester Allemlcr. Comb. Jonn Jackson, Warner VanAken. each Month, 12:15 P. M. GENERAL Lester Membership — Ch. Jim Mc> Beard of Director* Meetings ROTARY Ch. Gus Burondt. DIRECTORS~The President, Vice President, Regular—First Thursday — 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-B!II Mllnes 1956 < 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Ouane Treasurer and Howard Teeter, Richard Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Bobier, and Terg Skabo. Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornsteln, Ciossification — Ch. Mark An drews, McKnight. Goodholm. Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION International Student Projects- February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holtz Competitor Relations — COMMinEES The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 - Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Cf. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgoret llSl-R Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Cloro 1041 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Duone E. Dovidson, 145 Foirfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanehoft St. — Charlotte 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 1105 Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogen8-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary. 713-R Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Boifour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — lanore Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Poniy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Poul Hurley. 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 24F2 533-R 1399 1243 235-W ..1343 1437 803 NAME Address and Roiory Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Ernest W. 229-W ____1374 __643-J Luse - R. R. No. 3 - Ruth 75 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert 6. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skabo, 153 £. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R, No. 4 — Eileen Howord M. Teeter. 156 Church St. — Marion Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 1039 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 14M Dr. K. L. Olmst^, 70 Morihall St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 1208-J 46F5 915 Dr. B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gothel 937 77B-R Phil RIbble, 351/2 Morse St 1161-J Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor - C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1^ Union City — Evelyn Dr. John RIek, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Noney Chorles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Dergef 790-J 33F22 568 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Elleen-__ by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Fraderlck VonAken, 65 £. Chicogo St. — Mary Ann 1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80F2 James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Roth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woidron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Wolker, 33 Daughorfy St. — Grotchon Wayne W. Woy, 35 HulF St. — Dorothy 24 39 10F5 ,775-W 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 552 S4P3 Warren Williams, Balovia, Mich. — LoMoino 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St Douglos P. Woodward, 20 Persons Ct. — Ruth Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwoter Loke — Polly _15MM 1271 1220-J w43F22 589-W See. 34.66,.?.. L. & R. L ^ b f-NI • 1956 t FREDERICK A R LI N GTO N 618 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — CaroL14G0 Williom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Roymond G. Muichahey, Box 143 — Liio. 1400 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HIGH. 1 2 : 1 5 p. m 66! 332-J James F. MeComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 1 COLDWATER, 653-M _.624-W Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: „._446 1197 E. Byron Thomos, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia .The COLDWATER Published Phono No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noncy——84 INU. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 2Us 1956 Bulletin No. 19 NOSTALGIC S.ml£S FUTTED ACROSS many Rotary countenances Tuesday Y^en the Rev. L. Cruthers, Quincy pas tor and Rotary club secretary, opined that "the woodshed has gone out of style but it would be a big improve ment in many homes today". band, a member of the Varsity C Club and Vice-President of the Coldwater Chapter of Future Farmers of America. * DON'T FORGET Tuesd^ noon. Rev. Cruthers was speaking of the juvenile delinquency problem. He is of the opinion, based on his long service vd.th young people, that the problem could be eased if parents and adults . . . NO loEETING NEXT Instead, the club will stage a banquet at 6s30 Poid. llonday at Edison School for members of the high school varsity and reserve football teams and their coa»2hes. We understand that Fred Weeks will would devote more time to associating with, and guiding children. Unfortun ately, he added, it is a lot easier to get money than men (to devote their time to children). Ernie Luce was act as toastmaster, and. that the program will be SHORT, consisting chiefly of recognition of the players by their coach. Jack Finn. The Women of the Moose, vho program chairman. served that swell swiss steak dinner at the Ail-Sports Banquet last spring, are in charge of the meal. That's good enough for * usl THREE BRONSONIANS AND TWO Angolans signed the Rotary visitor list Tuesday. Postmaster Clare Hol= ister, Bob Pennell and Bruce Wilbur were the visiting Rotarians from Bronson, v^ile Quentin Smith and Leland Shank motored up from Angola. * THE CLUB DECIDED TO SEND, on the suggestion of Chet Allemier, messages 'of sympathy to the Grand Ra.cid8 club and the family of Chester Wells, who died re cently. Chet Wells was well known here through his long service with the West * ONLY EIGHT OF THE CLUB'S 73 members were absent Tuesday. Ilie list included Hurley, Jackson, Joseph, McKeith, Milchahey, Patterson, iSichigan Tourist and Resoi't association. He was an officer of the Grand Rapids Rotary Club at time of his death. Schlubatis and Siaw. WldlLE A 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE The exodus at the "early leaver" hour saw 10 members take off with such speed that Sarg. Don Harris got dime fines (imposed by President Fritz) from only one or two. With the club now using two entrances and exits, it of members at a meeting may be difficult for a club of our size, there is no just ifiable reason why the club shouldn't record a 100 per cent attendance at the polls next Tuesday. may become necessary to use two sergeants-at-arms to guard the portals ana keep the club's coffers healthy. NEXT RED CROSS BLOOD CLINIC will be December 10th. * Sign up now with Duke Davidson. * " -ANOTHER MEMBER' OF COLDWATER High School's undefeated harrier squad vras this week's student guest. Roger Sanfoixi, besides being a member of the cross country team, is a member of the varsity track and wrest ling teams. He also is captain of the « « * POET PETEs Happy birthday to thee, Happy birthday to thee, Happy birthday, dear Jim-mee One buck is the fee. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogational Church —> Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.} BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF i MICH. Club Service Employer, Employee Relations Classification — Ch. Mark An 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN Carl President LESTER WISE Russell Moore. FRED WEEKS Vinton. Asst. Secretary Teeter, Richard Lester Wise, Comb, John Jackson, Warner Williom VanAken. b. c. Tegular—First Thursday each Month, 12:15 P. M. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed e. ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Public GENERAL SECRETARY n FREDERICK Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL HILBERT, Wayland, a. Service Relations — Ch b. 4—Classification—Mork Andrews Information Olmsted 18—Otis ^rnes 15—International Info— R. A. Trobileock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treat. Woodward July - 1957 Charles Fiske 8—Keith Avery — 18—Charles 25—Chester Curry 2—Competitor Relotlons— January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donold Ch. Raymond Trobileock, 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Folier 11—Crippled Children— Shorno. International June - 1957 December — 1956 Kennsth Vinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 27—Chester Allomler Inlernationo! Contacts — 7—Worner VanAken 21—Cor! 13—Clyde Williams 20—Oouglos Woodward IV Internotlonal Service Chairman — Howard Teeter. Wilford Couillard, lewis Pennington. Michigan son, Frederick Weeks. Student Guest — Ch. Byron May - 1957 November — 1956 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey g. Boys' and Girls' Week — Chairman — William Bobler GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT. ROTARY f. Hit! 14—James VonWhy Ch. — John Dean. Vocational A. McKelth 30—Ernest Luse Scholarships — Ch. Axncr Ols- Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, Clyde Williams. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 9-Harold Douglas Woodward, James Sergeant at Arms — ROTARY 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice M. 16—Rotarian—Harry Joseph Thomas. INTERNATIONAL Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington Estwelier 23—Ladies' Night-Jim MeCemb Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, Information — Mulchohey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy 4—John VonWhy. Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond - 1957 12—Rural-Urban—Keith April - 1957 2—Children's Porty— September — 1956 Ralph Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Rick. Bob Show, Russell Waldron. March 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Eisenhut 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick Crippled Children — Ch. Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor 23—Ted Sowers Keith Avery. 30—Community SafetyOctober - 1956 Ralph Toupalik Rurol-Urbon — Ch. Dr. B. K. 2—Donald Harris d. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Speciol—At the call of the President Kornstein Wilford Couillard. Fox. Beard of Directors Meetings Dr. John Vince 23—Buyer-Seller Relations— Community Safely—Ch. Toupolik, Robert Kerr. Mitnes 7—Employer. Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Trodo Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21—4.H Fair-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut. Williom Mllnes. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Wayne Way, Chester Allamier. Ill Community Service Chairman — Horvoy Bent Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Biringer, Harvey Bent, Maurice Poyno, Bobior, and Torg Skobo. Ch. Gus Burandt. DIRECTORS—Tha President, Vice President, Howard — August — 1956 Four-Way Test — Ch. Bovee, Paul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. a. Treasurer Program ond e. Dovidson, Seton Hurley. Secretary CHARLES SCHMin d. Woodward, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Ouane Vice President JOHN KENNEDY Charles 19—Bill Holtx 1956 • 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Ernie Luse, Thee. Sowers. drews, International Student Proieets— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary information—Ed McKnight. 12—Robert 8. Kerr Goodholm. Chairmon—Richard Biringer Attendance ■— Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold COMMITTEES 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemior, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Morion 1036-M 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee. 66F14 1493 llSl-R 1041 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — imogene_834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lone — Mary 713-R Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 John T. Deon, 420 Grand St, — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Haneheft St, — Chorlotte 1261 74F5 1415 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth 24F2 Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore 1399 Donald M. Morris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edword C. Heltz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 13^ Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Alleen 1437 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione.___235-W John T. Jackson, N. Circle Or. — Ruth W3 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Phone No. _-.1466 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha 229-W Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo Ernest W. NAME 653-M 332-J Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen 618 624-W 101 444 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys -80F2 Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Poorl St. — Ruth Corl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 — Oollo 24 39 10F5 Theo. G. Siawers, R. R. No, 4 — Eileen 75 Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St _-1039 Milford A. MeKeitn, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Llla 1344 1400 — E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1450 Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retho Roy C. Patterson, R. R, No. 2, Box 227 - Hlldo 1203-J 46F5 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grotchen 775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy _____1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 915 Dr. B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorrolne Lewis Pennington, 62 Division Si. — Galhel — Kenneth M. Putnam, HE. Chicago St. — Eleanor 937 778-R 1161-J Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 589-W C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy JThe COLDWATER * Lesllie H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly 1956 d /i FREDSRICK H, WEEKS QU.^LITY SPRING PRODUCTS, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 1 2 ; 1 5 p. m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A RL IN GTO N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME UICU. J43F22 See. 34.i&,„P. I. & It LJC COLDWATER, 552 __54F3 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth——1220-J 33F22 568 Sf ^ Rotary REFLECTOR - Warren Willioms, Batavia, Mich. — LaMoine— ,-63F12 Lester F. VYisa, R. R. No. 6 — Cello— 1554M Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marsholl St. __..„___1271 790-J Phil Ribble, ZSVz Morse St. 661 Raymond A. Trebilcoek, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann M3-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E, Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — CaroL1400 William A. Milnes, 84 446 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McCemb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Phone No. Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise 1374 643-J ... Address ond Retory Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy INC. �*'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, October 2hs 19^6 JBal3i3tin No. 17 of the Future Farmers chapter. COLDWATER, WITH 73 MBERS, boosted its September attendance av erage to 92.99, a gain of more than 2 per cent over August. The club was Rotarians should see Gordon in action. He proves that a little man can do big things if he has the right kind of 10th in the district last month and drew a word of commendation in Dis courage. * trict Governor Fred's monthly letter. THE BOARD DECIDED TUESDAI TO HOLD Bronson, v;ith 93 members, placed Goldwater a banquet Monday rdght, November 9th, credit for Bronson's honoring the high school football players and their coaches. Each club member will be obligated to buy two third Tdth a 97.13 rating. could claim some * fine record as many of our neighbors "made up" with us last month. ducats (price $1.79 per ticket). As a matter of record, no less than 11 Bronsoniana were guests here this week. They weres Wendell Hathaway, DOG SHORNOs "I'm sorry, but I'm all out of gas." Kenneth Tesh, Howard Kej'es, Jack Lantz, Roger Morr, Jack Schafer, Charles Hill, Barney Barnett, Bill Cadman, Paul Peck and Dean Carey. FEMALE PATIENTS "Good heavens, don't telL me dentists pull that old Rotarians George Wasson of stuff, tool" Shippensburg, Pa. and R« S- Craft of Washington, Pa., also were guests, while Bert Faller had Cecil Harder of Lansing as his guest. SHORT SHOTS. * . . . You can add Nos. 101, li7 and Ih to your list of songs 4r to avoid. They were sung this week. . . .Herm Phillips, Angola club member, IVIiH liO PUNNED PROGRAM^ Tuesday*s session was devoted to a mournful former head track coach at Butler and account of club finances by Chuck a dash of Rotary Information Purdue Universities, a past district governor in his own Indiana bailiwick and a frequent Coldwat-er club visitor, by Bob Shaw and a general •'bull" Etsweiler^ Goodholm, Holtz,, Hurley, Jackson, Kerr, Laney, Mulchahey, Patterson, Pennington, Trebilcock, Vfaldron and Way were spared the bad has been given Goldwater's endorsement for the post of Director of Zone 2 « • . . .Congratulations to Gordon S. on his appointment as U.S. agricultural attache to Africa. Nairobi, v/e understand, is big game territory so perhaps Gordon news. will have visitors there—like Warren confab. They were absent. Williams and son. • • .District 219 will hold its annual Rotary Information Although an expected influx of dues next month will help, the spectre of another minstrel show seems to be grovdng stronger daily. Institute at Battle Creek December 1st. Club presidents and their HI chairmen are expected to attend. • • » Less you forget - Dues are due Nov. 1st. * * THE WBm'LY STUDENT GUEST WAS Gordon Porter, high school track star. Gordon, whose stout heart * * POET PETE; enables him to match strides with Minus nine, what a blow. Treasury has hit new low. Nine bucks is a little bitty. If the archetekchure's pretty. longer-geared runners, is a member and pace-setter of the school's ui'id:€eabed cross-country team. He placed second in the conference mile run last year, is a member of Seton 8c Duke .the Varsity C club and president You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogalionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafoterio - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STUR61S - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Posl Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Club Service FRITZ VAN AKEN Russell Moore. Four-Way Cori President LESTER WISE Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretory Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMirr Charles Woodward, Vinton. Ctub Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Hurley. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Albert Feller, John Etsweiler. Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Rotary Information — Ch. Ed* Dr. John Rick. word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the call of the President GENERAL Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchahoy. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Sergeant at Arms — ROTARY n Vocational Ralph Toupalik, Robert Kerf. 4—John Eslweller Assoc.—Lester B. K. Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray 2—Donald Boys' ond Girls' Week — Harris — Howard Teeter. Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Webster Treat. Information YInlon June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Fallef 18—Charles Woodward 4—Classification-Mark Andrews 25—Chester Curry Kenneth Olmstcd 18—Otis Barnes July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles FIske 9—Don Shorno 8—Keith Avery 15—Internationol Info— R, A. Trcbilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt — 7—Warner VonAken 28-4-Woy Test-Wayne Way Januory — 1957 Shorno. Sowers May - 1957 21—Cor! 11—Crippled Children- Service A. McKellh 14—James VanWhy December — 1956 Ch. — John Dean, M. 9—Bernard Loncy 9—Harold Hill 16—Roforian-Harry Joseph 27—Chester Allcmier Thomos. Ch. Raymond Trebllcoek, 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice 16—John Rick 20—Douglas YJoodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron International Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupolik Youth — Ch. Milford McKeilh, 30—Ernest Luse Douglos Woodward, Jomes VanWhy. November — 1956 Scholorships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey sen, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams Pennington. Wilford Couiilard, lewis 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban-Keith 23—Ted October - 1956 Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. Michigan Elsenhut Dr. 18—Stag Night-John Dean Intemotionol March - Apirl - 1957 2—Children's Party— September — 1956 11—Trade Ch. Dr. 12—Robert B. Kerr 19—Bill Milnes 26—Horold Munn Wilferd Couiilard. International Contacts — Service Chairman — William Boblor INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Waylond, Community Safety-Ch. Choirman INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS FREDERICK 28—Buyer-Sellor Relations— Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent IV Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21-4-H Fa!r-R. G. Waldron Elsenhut. William Mllnes. 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb 12:15 P. M. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Holy Employee Relotlons Kornstein Fox. Chester Curry. ROTARY Vince VanAken. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, PRESIDENT 7—Employer, Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Board of Directors Meetings INTERNATIONAL August — 1956 Rural-Urbon — Comb, John Jackson, Warner Bobier, and Torg Skabo. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Wayne Crippled Children — Ch. Kenneth Olmsled, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. William Regular—First Thursday eoch Month, Test — Ch. Way, Chester Allemler. 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Gus Burondt. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard BIringer, Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. 1956 - 1957 McKnight. Employer, Employee Relations Classification — Ch. Mork An drews, International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary information—Ed Holtz Coodholm. Chairman—Richard BIrlnger Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold COJMMITTEES I 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel 29—Harold Coodholm The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1956*57. If you wont to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special pregroms, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay.. Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Roth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee. _-66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringor, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jeon Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgoret 1493 „1151-R Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfleld Dr. — Josephine 1041 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogene 834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lene — Mary 713-R Duane E. Dovidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dcon, 420 Grand St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhuf, R. R. No. 3 — Doro John W. Etsweilor, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Chorlotto Charles H, Fiske, R, R, No. 6 — Roth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodhelm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Horold T. Hilt, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hormione... Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Ailoon John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 1105 24F2 533-R 1399 1243 235-W .1343 1437 ^3 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. 1466 John A. Kcnr>edy, R, R, No. 1 — Wilma Robert B. Kierr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Ernes) W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 10F32 229-W 1374 643-J 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura.. Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 332-J 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwotor Stole Homo — CoroL1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguorite —.209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Muichohey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. L. Olmstod, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Aldcn St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marsholl St. — Lorraine.. 1450 23 1208-J 46F5 915 937 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Rolserf E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise ..653-M Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen „._-101 Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion— E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 1354 503-M James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. - Roth Cofl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia 24 39 10F5 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 - Gladys John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen V/oyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R, R. No. 1 - Wllma 779-R 790-J 1161-J Charles L, Woodword, 163 Marshall St. C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City - Evelyn 33F22 ... 661 618 624-W Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trcbilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann Lowis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 568 589-W 84 446 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Phil RIbble, 35'/2 Morse St. Dr. John Rick, 59 t4. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Sehmlft, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget Phone No. Eirch O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 1143 80F2 __^5*W 1095 —552 54F3 Warren Williams, Botovia, Mich. — LaMolne 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello 1554M Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1220-J Lestlle H. Woodward, Coldwater Loke — Pnlly 1271 43F99 .The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R Rotary REFLECTOR « PREDSRICK Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p . m ., A R L I N GTO N VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIN^G PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. HOTEL WELCOME INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the JJ. S. A. .October 17« 195^ Bulletin NOo 16 The Board of Directors decided Komstein, Laney., Mulchahey, Rice, Tuesday that the club v.i,ll sponsor a banquet for the high school foot= ball teaa. Harvey Bent and Torg Schmitt, Sowers, Teeter, Toupalik, Van Why and Way. Skabo were named to start the ball Neil Baldwin, of Goldwater, was Phil Riddle's guest. Visiting Rotarians were? Jack Schafer, J, A, Sommer and Wendell Hathaway, Bronsoni C, D, McKenziei, Quincyi Joe Drust, Union Cityi ^•oiling« The board picked November 6th a.3 the banquet date^ apparently ovei'looking the fact that election will fall on that day. At any rate a b^;nquet WILL BE HELDc Details and Howard Schnepp of Upper Sandusky, 0,, who incidentally used to coach high Lcb-.: schoollbasketball in Arkansas. are to be worked ouu at another * board session next Tuesday, Speaking of football^ the club For those who haven't witnessed a Goldwater High School grid gams this year, we will ex plain that No. 17 is the number worn by Gerald Hepler, small but hard-hitting Cardinal halfback, if you have any gripes (complements too) come prepared to get them off your chest, P.S. But don't gripe about this -year's bulletin because you uii^t be editarian next year. Gerald^ in addition to playing football^ is a sprint-or on the track team and also is a wrestler, going as far as the state finals last season. * Next Tuesday's program will NOT BE ladies night as recorded in the year's program. The club will squire its femmes to a play in Battle Creek some time in December, we are told. Next week's session will be an open one so had Ko, 17 as its student guest this week. * * * He is a member of Flo Kiess, a wonderful person, has done many wonderful things for the club. This week^ at the suggestion of Maurice Payne^^. the club members made a partial repayment by dropping the varsity C Club, the Fiiture Fai'mers of America, and manages to do OK in the classroom too- being an honor student. He plans on an engineering career. coins in the Business and Professional V/omen's "vdshing well". in this well are used Coins placed to finance nursing scholarships for tv;o girls. Will Couillard, as this week's program chaiman, came up with a pleaser in Jam Vincent, who heads the high school's student counsel We are told the Rotarians aided the fund by depositing ^1^.33 in loose dimes, quarters etc. ing staff. •K- * * Ji&i told the members of the THOUGHT FOR TODAY expanded counseling service being offered tb-is yeai' in four fields s Ir 3® Wish we could IDducationali 2, Vocationalj Personal] and U. Social. After Of something nice. Perhaps funny with A touch of spice. his talk he devoted a few minutes to a question-answer peilod. We * think can't * Duke & Seton The Absentee list was up again Tuesday, The missing faces in cluded Barnes, Burandt, Dale Dean, Goodhol.m.-. Hurley;; Jackson, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF I MICH. Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, Charles Carl Vinton. FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE President Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Howard Bent, Teeter, Maurice Richard Payne, Ch. Lester Wise, Ch. Jim Me- Comb. John Jackson, Warner William Public Informotion — Mulchahey. September — 1956 April - 1957 2—Children's Party— 4—John Estweiler II—Trade Assoc.-Lester Eisenhut Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Dean Crippled Children — Ch. Keith Avery. Ch. Or. Donald Karris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS II Vocational Service Chairman — William Bobier Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. Wilford Couitlord, Lewis Penninglon. HILBERT, Wayland, Michigan Youth — Ch. Milford McKellh, Douglas Woodward, James Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols son, Froclerick Weeks. Student Guest — Ch. Byron International Contacts — Ch. Harold Hilt, Dr. Donald VanAken November — 1956 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey T3-:-Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward June - 1957 Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Vinton 28—4-Way Tost—Woyne Way 4-fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller 11—Crippled ChildrenBarnes 15—International Information — 7—Werner 14—James VonWhy 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Shorno. Moy - 1957 21—Carl 4—Classification-Mark Andrews IV International Service Chairman — Howa.'d Teeter. 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 30—Ernest Luse December — 1956 Boys' ond Girls' Week — International 23—Ladies' Night—Jim MeComb 27—Chester Allomlor Thomas. M. A. McKeilh 9—Bernard Loney 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupoiik October — 1956 K. Ch. — John Dean. Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL Toupallk, Robert Karr. VonWhy. Ch, Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Community Safety—Ch. Ralph Harris Bob Show, Russell Waldron. Pearee 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice Hill Rick. - 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Wilford Couillord. 9—Harold John March 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Community Service 2—Donald Rotary information — Ch. Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, FREDERICK III 16—Rotarian—Horry Joseph Dr. GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, 21-4.H Fcir-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut, William Milnes. 5—Rotary Informollon—Ed Holtx 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-BIII Milnes 26—Harold Munn 12—Rural-Urban-Keith Fox. 12;15 P. M. SECRETARY Vinco Kornstein Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. GENERAL 7—Employer, Employee Relations Peorce, Warren Willioms, Ray Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Itoiy Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Ailemier. Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. B. . _ - Board of Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday each Month, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Woy 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1956 VanAken. Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Special—At the coll of the President Russell Moore. Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Membership — Dirlnger, Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Chairmon — Harvey Bent Gus Burandt. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Harvey Bovee, Poul Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert faller, John Etsweiler. — Employer, Employee Relations Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox Davidson, Seton Hurley. Program and Woodward, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Treosurer Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnight. Goodholm. Club Service Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. 1956 - 1957 international Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Charics Fisk, Harold Chairmon—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION u Competitor Relations — COMMIHEES Info— Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burcndt Webster Treat. 29—Harold Goodholm Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester Ailemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 92B Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Oils O. Barnes, P.. R. No. 3 — Bernieo -_66F14 Harvey G. Dent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1493 1151-R •_._1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 1261 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchatt St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth 1105 24F2 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Ooro John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore 74F5 1415 533-R 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy ...1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermlone 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1343 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen ... 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo— Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 1374 Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 643-J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura _332-J Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Horold J. McKnight, Coldwoter Stote Home — Carol-1400 Wiliiom A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy -—84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann. Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise.- Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia ——101 1354 80F2 24 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago at. — Mary Ann 1143 1344 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth 1450 23 1208-J 46F5 915 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice. Dr. B. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gothel Kenneth M. Putnam, 1! E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribbio, Z5V3 Morse St C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St; — Berget Rotary REFLECTOR .... 1400 937 778-R 790-J 1161-J 33F22 568 10F5 775-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice __.552 Worron Williams, Botavia, Mich. — LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celio Charles L. Woodword, 163 Morshall St. 63F12 __1554M 1271 Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Cf. — Roth Published COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 54F3 1220-J Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Polly——43F22 ^9^0CT tad / 34.66, P. L. & R X b 1956 n / FREDERICK by 1095 589-W H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COL-DWATER, MiCHe ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 39 Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grefchen /l.-s 3 1197 653-M —661 618 624-W Ralph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. L. Olmstw, 70 Morsholl St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Maurice D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 1^ — Lila „_-446 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle l)r. — Suzanne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys ^The COLDWATER i Phone No. 1466 10F32 229-W ItrG. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. .a-^tober 10 „ 1956 Bulletin No- 15 FOOTBALL PLAYERS CAN BE SMRT AS that Michigan law protects this particular well as strong. Tb.at was demonstrated Tuesday by Bob Rice, who was both the weekly student guest and speaker. Bob told the club of his T/eek's stay last suFii'ier at Camp Emery, giving his lis game bird. The pup flushed a couple at the Coffman home the other day and one flew through a storm door, shattering the glass. One quail, unfortunately, does not a meal. make. teners a detailed account of the lead ership training he received. Ke wound -ft * up his rsmarks (Cy Stebbins take note) by prijdictixig that Coldwater vdll up end Marshall in football this Friday night. Bob plays a stalwart tackle on this yearns team. He also is a varsity netman and an honor student. In addition, he is a fine m'lsician, has attended the National il&isic Camp at Interlochen THE SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER birthday boys didn't have a special table Tuesday due to a $1 slip on the part of Jim Van Why but they were given a chance to sound off under the direction of Impressario Vinton. The boys chose to render No. 22, Vive le Rotary, so add that to your list of songs not to pick, along with Nos. 63 and 31j) which also were sung Tuesday. aiid copped a first place in the 195^ state band ensemble contest. He is the prexy of the high school Chess and International Relations clubs. * art MIDDLETON, of I(a3.amazoo5 yihose job is to erase traffic hazards for motorists—especially AAA policyholders—was Maurice Payne's guest Thesday. Bill Putnara, a Lansing Kiwanian, was guest of his son. Ken. The visiting Rotarian guest list included: Herman Phillips, Angola^ Franklin Douglas, Allsganj G. D. McKenzie, Quincyi Bob Stocker, R. J. Megargle, Jack Schafer and Howard Keyes, Bronson) and Ken Montgomery, Hillsdale. TUESDAY'S ABSEin'EES were Burandt, Etsweilar, Harris, Hurley, Jackson, Kornstein, JtoKnight, Lfolchahey, Patterson, Rj.ce, Schwengel, Shaw, Sowers, Trebilcock, Clyde and Warren Williams. ■>$- TWO MEMBERS, Les Eisenhut and Hal i&inn, having left their former positions and thereby losing their c?-assifications, have resigned from the club. Les resigned recently from the office of secretary-manager of the Chamber of Commerce, while Hal has resigned as manager of WTVB. n- * LAST WEEK'S BOARD SESSION produced a suggestion that the club sponsor a high school football banquet this year instead of joining in the annual All Sports Banquet, which has been held each Spring. A committee composed of Torg Skabo, HArvey Bent and your editarians was named by President Fritz to delve further into the proposal. * John Etsweiler, who has been confined in his own hospital by a flying disc (one that flew out of place~-not space) is coining along nicely. This being National Letter Writing Week, how about dropping him a line? * a COIiDV/ATER ROTARIANS have been invited to journey to Gamp Ben Johnston at Sherman Lake October 28 to view T^at they sang for v^en they put on their minstrel show. Yep, the new caretaker's lodge at the Bey Scout Gamp has been built and is to be dedicated on the 28th. Refreshments at 3 P.M. and ceremonies a half-hour later. * * * THOUGHT FOR TODAY Chuck and Bill attired alike, * Reminded us of Pat and Mike. . TliE QUAIL IS AN EXPENSIVE BIRD, . ^according to Guvarie Coffman, whose cocker spaniel hasn't yet learned There must have been 2 winnera. At the latest lumberman dinner. Seton L Duke You V/iil Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. DRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGI5 - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 ?. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF I MICH. ELECTION Four-Way FRED WEEKS Charles Woodward, Vinton. Secretory Davidson, Seton Boveo, Paul Hurley. Asst. Secretory Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, CHARLES SCHMITT Albert Falter, John Etsweller. Treasurer Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Gus Burandt. PRESIDENT ROTARY GENERAL INTERNATIONAL — Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde NVilliams. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY Information Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchahey. ROTARY 28—Buyer-Seller ill Chairman — Harvey Bent Community Safety—Ch. Toupallk, Robert Kerr. Relations— 11 Vocational Service 11—Trade Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, Douglas Woodward, Jomes Pennington. 2—Donold Harris 9-Horold Hill 16—Rotarian—Horry Joseph 23—Ladies' Night—Jim MeComb Ch. — John Dean. International Contacts — November — 1956 11—Crippled Children- Andrews Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes Juno - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, 15—International Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Durondt Webster Treat. 29—Harold Goodholm The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1956-57. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Vinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Faller 8—Keith Avery Information — 7—Warner VanAken 14—Jomes VanWhy January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Moy - 1957 21—Corl 4—Closslficotion—Mark tV International Service Chairman — Howard Teeter. A. McKclth 30—Ernest Luso December — 1956 Boys' ond Girls' Week — M. 9—Bernord Loney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupallk Thomos, Inlernotlonal Relations — Ch. WilFord Couillord, Lewis Elsenhut Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey son, Frecierick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglos Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron 27—Chester Allemier Buyer, Seller INTERNATIONAL HILBERT, Wayland, Michigan 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice 2—Children's Party— Assoc.—Lester Dr. IB—Stag Night—John Dean Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Shorno. Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington April - 1957 September — 1956 Ralph 4—John Estweller Crippled Children — Ch. Choirman — William Bobier 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Wilford Coultlard. Community Service VonWhy. Rick. Bab Shaw, Russell Waldren. Public INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK John Rotary Informollon — Ch. Edword Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Trade Assoclotion — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21-4-H Fair-R. G. Waldron Elsenhut, William Milnes. Fox. Dr. GIAN PAOLE LANG, leghorn, Italy Kornstein Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Regular—First Thursday each Month, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Vince Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. B. K. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Special—At the coil of the President March — 1957 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomo* VanAken. Comb, John Jockson, Warner Chester Curry. 12:15 P. M. 1956 • 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn August — 1956 Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. October — 1956 Biringer, Williani Board of Directors Meetings Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemler. Holt* 12—Robert B. Kerr 19-Bill Mllnes Membership — Ch. Jim Me- DIRECTORS-The Pr.sldent, Vice President, and Howard Teeter, Richard Harvey Bont, Maurice Payne, Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Closslficotlon — Ch. Mark An Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Vice Preslder^t JOHN KENNEDY McKnight. Employer, Employee Roiations Russell Moore. Carl international Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwongel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Goodholm. Ernie Luse, Thoo. Sowers. President LESTER WISE Club Service drews, FRITZ VAN AKEN Ch. Charjes FIsk, Harold Choirman—Richard BIringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, 1956 . 1957 ^ Competitor Relations — COMMIHEES FIske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel program chairman of the change. Members having special LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. ..1036-M Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Rofh.__ 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marian 371 Oils O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernico Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 66F14 1493 Richard F. Birlngor, 53 N. Hudson St. — Jean Wiiliom W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Morgoret IISI-R 1041 Soton C. Bovee. 171 Grond St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Folrflold Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-V/ Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirfleld Dr. — Ellen Jo 713-R 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Volerie Lester H. Elsenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 1261 74F5 John W. Elswoiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St. — Charlotte Charles H- Ffske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore.. Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chleogo St. — Hermlone Edword C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfiold Dr. — Aileen 1105 24F2 533-R 1399 - 1243 235-W 13.^ 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wiima Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Marlho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 10F32 229-W 1374 Bernord M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 643-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noney 84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Thao. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Fronk L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Ralph Toupallk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Milford A. McKcith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Wecstof Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Roymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann—1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80F2 James H. VonV/hy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth —24 1450 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoler Stote Home — Carol-1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lilo 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. L. Olmst^, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda 1208-J 46F5 Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 915 Dr. 6. K. Peorce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine. 937 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel 778-R Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor—790-J Phil Ribble, 35'/2 Morse St lUl-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget... 33F22 —568 6. Byton Thomas, 10 Wolnut St. — Virginia Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilma Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Celia 54F3 __63F12 1554M Charles L. Woodword, 163 Morshall St. —1271 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — efeatrlce— VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A RLI NGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 552 Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth—1220-J Lestlie H. Woodword, Coldwater Lake — Polly____..43F22 Sec. 34.66, P. L. S AM ^ / H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRINC PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 39 10F5 775-W ..1095 "0 FRSDERICK ——101 Russell G. Wcldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia .._.589-W 195a 618 „...624-W John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hum St. — Dorothy.- /\/i 1 2 : 1 5 p.m ..-661 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 653-M 75 Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth JTbe COLDWATER Meeting Time: 446 1197 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie �*He Profits Most' Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Oc-tober 3^ 1956 Bulletin Noe lii OCTOBER iSAKS HUNTING AND PERHAPS NEXT '.VEEK'S PROGRAM IS UIDECIDED members missing Tuesday's meeting. so far, Cliairman Harold Hill informs us. The lucky guy has two lined up The absentee list included 2? names? and isn't sure which it will be. that explains the large nunher of club Allem3.erj Barnes,., Burandt^ Couillard, Estweiler, Goodholm^ Hurley, Jackson, Kornstein, McKeith, McKnight, Moore, Olw.sted, Patterson, Payne, Schwengel, SoTjers, Thomas, Toupalik, Trebilcock, Warner ?sn Aken, Vinton, Waldron, Way, Clyde and Warren Williams, and Chuck Woodffard^ * IT IAS HOi^tEGOMING DAY FOR DOC HEUSTIS, foimier club member who has headed Michigan's Department of Health longer than Soapy has been Governor. Doc limited his remarks to a general brief ing on the progress of public health work in the past decade or so, and sp-ent a lot of time before, during and after the luncheon renewing old acquaintances and reminiscing about the days when he occupied the local health post now held by Doc Hari'is, who, incident ally, was Tuesday's program chairman. * -H- POT SHOTS .... P'AINE AND WALDRON joined the annual pilgrimage to Camp 12 for the opening of the UP bird season. Our hunch Is they'll do more fishing than hunting « • . Les Woodward made the long trek in comfort if not style. He made the journey, we understand, in a truck equipped with a cot on which he could rest • John Estweiler has been a patient this week in his own hospital. It's a safe bet he will make no complaints on service—to the ad ministrator, at least. Hope this finds you feeling better, John. . . The song derby was at a standstill this week with Maurice up north. Hope you can remember the songs sung—we can't. # -if DON'T OVERLOOK THE FACT THAT NEXT Monday is the deadline for registering to vote in the Presidential election * TUESDAY'3 STUDaJT GUEST WAS in, November. If you are not sure whether you are registered—find out. Jerry McLaughlin, a Coldwater High School senior. Jerry is an athlete, scholar and student leader. . . * He has won three varsity THIS BEING NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK letters in track, has been on the crosscountiy team for two years and served as baseball team manager. He is an honor we trust the members will acknowledge the fine services being rendered by student, winner of a Latin award and has served two years as advertising editor of the yearbook. He also has the distinction plug for The Daily Reporter is merely The Reflector, (any resemblance to a coincidental) of holding the Boy Scout rank of Eagle * * Scout. THE BIRTHDAY TABLE CUSTOM IS BEING # revived next Tuesday. Les Wise, Carl A SHORT GUEST LIST TUESDAT INCLUDED Rctarians E. Ho Miller and Dave Jordan Vinton and Wayne Way (October babies) of Angola, Glenn Bamett and Dr. Henry Gombley of Bronson, and Kbner Dobson of Quincy. Don Harris had Joe Smeekens and Dr. Hoy Mod, both of Coldwater, as his Bobier (September) will be eligible and Keith Pearce, Fred Weeks and Bill for seats. * guests. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY ■» Nov^ we're down to thirty-eight • ' Seems we're slowing down the gait< Seton (Sc Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF 1 MICH. ELECTION a. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Russell Moore. b. Classification — Ch. Mark An- Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne drews, Corl President Vice President e. LESTER WISE JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS CHARLES SCHMITT Club Service Vinton. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Soton Secretary Ch. Vincent Kornsfein, Way, Chester Allemier. e. — Ch. Lester Crippled PRESIDENT ROTARY word Holtz, GENERAL ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- son, Frederick Weeks. Kenneth Putnam, Information Intemalionol Cholrmon November — 1956 21—Corl International Pennington. Webster Treat. June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Foller 18—Charles information Ch. Raymond Trobilcock, Olmsted July - 1957 . 2—Competitor Relations— Chorles 8—Keith Avery Fiske 9—Don Shorno '16—John Jackson 15—International Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt — Woodward 25—Chester Curry Barnes January — 1957 Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. Wilford Couillard, Lewis 18—Otis Vinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Woy 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey Kenneth International Contacts — Service 7—Wornor VanAken 14—James VonWhy 11—Crippled Children- Service — Howard Teeter. Shorno. INTERNATIONAL May — 1957 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Ch. — John Dean. Chairmen — William Bobier HUBERT, Waylond, Michigan 9-Horold Hill 16—Rotorian—Harry Joseph December — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Week — Clyde Williams. Vocational 30—Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik Harris 27—Chester Allemier Thomas. — Ch. Dr. Donold Harris, II 2—Donald 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglos Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron IV GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS FREDERICK Ed- Sergeant at Arms — GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, K. B. 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers Youth — Ch. Milford McKoith, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim MeComb 30—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James Ch. Harold Munn, Roymond Mulchahey. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Dr. Pearce, Warren Williams, Roy Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. Public Ch. M. A. McKeith Eisenhut Dr. 18—Stog Night—John Dean VonWhy. Rotary Information — Ch. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy 2—Children's Party— Assoc.—Lester — Ch. Fox. Dr. John Rick. INTERNATIONAL 11—Trade Rurol-Urban — Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY April - 1957 VanAken. h. Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, 12:15 P. M. 26—Attendonce—C. Alfred Rice 4—John Estweller Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. October — 1956 Chester Curry. ^Regolor—First Thursday eoeh Month, Children Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington September — 1956 Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- g. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Board of Director! Meetings Ralph Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Wise, Comb. John Jackson, Warner 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Wilford Couillard. Community Service Community Safety—Ch. Gus Burondt. DIRECTORS—The President. Vice President, and Howord Teeter, Richard Biringer, f. Harvey Bent, Maurice Poyne, William Bobier, and Torg Skobo. Vinee Kornitein Choirman — Harvey Bent Program August — 1956 March — 1957 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 25—Buyer-Seller Relations— Hi Fellowship — Ch. John Wolker, Albert Falter, John Etsweiler. Treasurer 12-Robert B. Kerr 19-Bill Milnes 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21—4-H Foir—R. G. Woldron Eisenhut. Willlom Milnes. Bovee, Paul Hurley. Asst. Secretary d. Employer, Employee Relations Charles Woodward, Internolionol Student Proleels— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary infarrnation-Ed Holtz McKnight. Goodholm. Choirman—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, 1956 • 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN e. Competitor Relations — Ch. Char.'es Fisk, Harold COMMinEES 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel 29—Harold Goodholm The obove is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marion 928 37] Otis O. Bornes, R, R. No. 3 — Bernice Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther WF14 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1151-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clora 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfiold Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogeno.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Mople Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Fairfiold Dr. — Ellen Jo-..162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro 74F5 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Falier, 95 N. Hanehetf St. — Charlotte Chories H. FIske, R, R. No. 6 — Ruth 1105 .... 24f2 Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlons Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1399 1243 235-W Paul Hurley. 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aiioen 1343 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 803 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo... Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Morfho Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Looey, 371 Morse St. — Rhoa NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phons No, Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 84 10F32 229-W 1374 643-J Ernest W. luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St. — Ann Donold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon 75 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E, Chicago St. — Eileen —624-W 101 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Webster Troof, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E, Chicago St. — Alice Russeli G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 39 10F5 775-W 1095 1039 Harold j, McKnight, Coldwater State Home — CaroL1400 William A. Mlines, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lila 1344 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. L, Olmsted. 70 Morsholl St. — Edna A.xner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha 1450 23 1208-J Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraino Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 937 778-R 790-J Phil RIbble. 35V2 Morse St.. 1161-J Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann 1143 Wornor 8. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80F2 Jomos H. VanWhy, 199 W. Paorj St. - Ruth 24 46F5 915 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth—.-1220-J Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly.—.43F22 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City.— Evelyn.—33P22 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. - Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Bergat — Rotary REFLECTOR 568 589-W L - t-M I95B FREDERICK QUALITY MICHIGAN TUESDAY VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME k H. WEEKS SPRIMG COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER / \ V^\\\ Sec. 34.66, P. L. & ,2^ OGT 5 <% 0 ..552 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo S4F3 Warren Williams, Botovio, Mich. — LoMoine __.63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celio — 1554M Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St 1271 JTbe COLDWATER 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON 618 332-J Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St.-. , COLDWATER, 653-M __.661 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura ... Meeting Time: —446 „.1197 PRODUCTS, MICH, INC. �*He Profits Most .Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin 13 September 26^ 19^6 IF YOU COHE ACROSS A CHAP 1»ITH A this club and the Rotary club in Poona, India. So, welcome aboard again warm smile<, wonderful sense of humor, dash of diplomacy, a keen, analjiiicai Gordoni ^ind and the ability to get his mesage across in an interesting and it * it friendly manner, chances are he is AN OLD FRIEND OF COLDWATER WILL District Governor Fred Hilbert of be next Tuesday's speaker. Doc Harris tells us that Dr. Albert Heustis, Commissioner of the Michigan State Health Department, will be with us. He is one of Don's predecessors at the Branch- ■ffayland. Coldwater Rotarians enjoyed the privilege of meeting and hearing their district governor Tuesday. Several ex pressed the hope that he "will come back again". These sentiments, we are sure, are held by all the bays. Hillsdale Health Department and a former member of our club. it it SOMEBODY GOOFED AND THAT IS WHY your editarians have a hungry look. WIAT HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR IS CAPTAIN No of the football and basketball teams, golf team medalist, secretary of the one told us that the fillets were for free at the district editarians confab at the Varsity C Club, star high jumper for the track teaia, class officer, senior Schuler In Marshall last Saturday until it was time to hustle home to keep a representative on the Student Court, an honor student and aiming to enroll at Dennison University one year hence to study to become an optometrist? dinner date with our better halves. It didn't help any either when the latter, when told, exclaimed. "You sillies'. Why didn't you telephone? We wouldn't turn down a free meal at the Schuler".. If you haven't already guessed, he is Paul Douglas, the good-looking young chap who was student guest at Tuesday^s meeting. it MORAL—Don't try to predict the feminine inind.- CONCLUSION—Barbequed spare ribs taste pretty good it it A LONG LIST OF VISITING ROTARIANS shared tlie privilege of hearing District Governor Fred, Tuesday. Bronson dominated usually. it it IN PASSING ... .Seemed good to see Les Woodward at the table again Tuesday. He is feeling better and is planning to the list with R. J. Megargle, Ray Smith, Charles Hill, Bert Ward and Howard Thompson. go north with the boys for the opening Q"aincy sent its poet laureate, Elmer Dobson, of the bird season.....Add "Dem Golden and Flour King, C. D. McKenzie, while Angola was represented by Jim Baker, Ike Sassman, and Charles Bledsoe. Slippers" to your list of songs NOT to There were five "early leavers" who signed and one or two who didn't. The Veep was tardy but he's WISEr now. from a brief holiday up north. We under= stand he spent one night hidden away in Hidden Valley. Oh, for the life of a doctor—=on vacation, that is. choose. It was done Tuesday. . • « • . John Rick and family returned recently * AGRICULTURAI, EXTENSION is the class ification under wnich Gordon Schlubatis THOUGHT FOR TODAY! became a member of Coldwater Rotary this Governor Fred visits city. Full of vim and witty. Barney tells him 'bout the trees, ^^eek. Ed Holts introduced Gordon, who, ncidentally needs no introduction in these parts. Our hard-working county agricultural agent is a former member of Fritz says Purdue has a breeze. Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednosday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria ~ Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T,) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF I MICH. Goodholm. Biringer 0. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, b. Classification — Ch. Mark An Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. OFFICERS BY ELECTION drews, 1956 • 1957 President Vice President c. JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary d. CHARLES SCHMITT Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Selon Hurley. Korvey Teeter, Bent, Richard Maurice Payne, Program Regular—First Thursday each PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY FREDERICK a. INTERNATIONAL Toupollk, Robert Kerr. September — 1956 4—John Estweiler 11—Trode Assoc.—Lester Eisenhul Dr. IB—Stag Night—John Dean Crippled Children — Ch. Pearce, Warren Williams, Ray Ch. Horold Munn, Raymond Mulchohey. Boys' and Girls' Week — Sergeont ct Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. IV Vocational Service International Harris Chairman Inlernalionat Contacts — Shorno. Buyer, Seller Relotions — Ch. Wilford Couillord, Lewis International Pennington. Webster Treat. Information Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, VonAken November — 1956 Vinton 28—4-Way Tost—Wayne Way June — 1957 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Falltr 18—Charles Woodward 4—Classification-Mark Andrews 25—Chester Curry Kenneth Olmsted 13—Otis Barnes July - 1957 2—Competitor RelationsCharles 9—Don 15—international Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Harold Goodholm — 7—Warner 14—James VanWhy Jonuory — 1957 3—Keith Avcry Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donold May - 1957 21-Carl 1 ]—Crippled Children- — Howard Teeter. Sowers 30—Ernest Luse December — 1956 Service M. A. McKeith 9—Bernord Laney 9-Harold Hill 27—Chester Allemler Cn. — John Deen. Alfred Rice 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupolik Thomas. Student Guest — Ch. Byron 26—Attendonce—C. 16—John Rick Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, 23—Lodios' Night—Jim McComb Douglas Woodward, James Pearce 19—lewis Pennington 23—Tad Public Information — II HUBERT, Waylend, Michigan Rolph 1957 12—Rural-Urban-Keith April - 1957 2—Children's Porty— Bob Show, Russell Waldron. Chairman — William Bobier DISTRICT, Relotions— Wilford Couillord. Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219fh March — Kornstein 28—Buyer-Seller Ill Community Service Cholrman — Horvey Bent VanWhy. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, ROTARY Vinco Trade Associotion — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4-H Foir-R. G. Waldron Eisanhut, William Mllnes. Community Safety—Ch. B. Kerr Mllnes 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 2—Donald Payne, Dr. John Rick. INTERNATIONAL August — 1956 16—Rotarian—Horry Joseph- Mogazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, k. Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemler. Fox. INTERNATIONAL GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy 19-Oill Russell Moore. Four-Way 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holtz 12—Robert 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS 26—Harold Munn Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. B. K. h. 1. Employer, Employee Relotions Ch. Vincent Kornstein, VonAken. Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. i Ch, Erich Sehwengol, Harold MeKnIght. , Kenneth Olmsled, Otis Barnes, 25—Disfrlct Governor Keith Avery. October — 1956 g. Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Wise, Comb, John Jackson, Warner Month, 12:15 P. M. Lester . Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- William Board of DIrectort Meetings — Ch. Gus Burondt. Biringer, f. Bobier, and Targ Skabo. _ Paul Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, Howard Bovee, Fellowship — Ch. John Wolker, Treasurer e. and Charles Woodward, Carl Vinton. FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE infernationol Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Charles FIsk, Harold Club Service Chairman—Richard c. Competitor Relotions — COMMIHEES Fiske Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dotes with onother member, advise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemler, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1036-M 928 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Hnrry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. _..1466 Robert B. Kerr. IS Peekhom St. — Martha 229-W John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma 10F32 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bornice 66r14 Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Morgaret 1151-R _1041 Ernest W. Lose — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth.— Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Setcn C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Cloro Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 1493 1212 452-R Wilford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Foirfiold Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie-__ 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Ooro 74F5 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grond St. — Lucille—. 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R, R. No. 6 - Roth 24F2 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. - Hermione 23S-W Edward C. Holtz, 203 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Pou! Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Ailcon ..1343 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Roth 803 1374 643-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Morguerlte™-. 209 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Warner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Peer! St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicogo St. — Alice Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwoler Slate Home — Carol .1400 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornvrell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 143 — Lilo - 1344 —-1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella— Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retha Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Mouriee D. Poyne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Morshall St. — Lorraine— 1450 23 1208-J 46F5 915 937 Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, UnTon City — Evelyn 33F22 lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — GatheL778-R Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 B. Chicago St. — Eleanor—790-J Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy— Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Aldcn St. — Berget 568 589-W Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suxonne Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beotriee,_— Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Worren Williams, Botovia, Mich. — LoMoIne Lester F. V/ise, R. R. No. 6 — Cetio — Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-. Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Roth 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1143 80F2 24 39 10F5 552 54F3 63F12 1554M 1271 1220-J Lestiie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly.—43F22 b I'M / H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, CQLDHAXCR, aXCR. MICHIGAN 1354 503-M John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretchen,____775-W Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy 1095 9 SEP FREDERICK Meeting Time: TUESDAY —.101 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann * ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 624-W Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R l9bB by 661 618 — Joines F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Frank I. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. -.__1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, 653-M E. Byron Thomas, 10 Wolnul St. — Virglnfo JThe COLDWATER Published 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion 75 Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann— —446 INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 191956 Ba3.1etdn Noo 12 This is one of those weeks last week's issue if you still have it. If you haven't, it might be a good idea to bring along an extra buck Tuesday—just in case. getting out the Reflector is as big a headache as those probablyendured by several members Wednesday morning. In simpler -terms there seems to be a dearth of news copy. « The club held its annual stag party at the Country Club Tuesday night but your editarians^ not being # * Next Tuesday will mark the visit of District Goveinor Fred Hilbert of Wayland to our club. President Fritz is hoping for a 100 per cent meeting so plan to be there. in a financial condition to defend a libel action^, feel they can*t afford a full report. The District Governor -Vidll attend Seriously,, John Deauj -who chairmaned tiiis year's pairty,, deserves a pat on the back. Everyone seemed to enjoy the program^ -i?rtiich featured a talk by Jack Einn^ new coach, who the noon meeting and there will be a Club Assembly in the evening. also exhibited mo-vie Ever since we inheri-bed this job of writing the Reflector, we have intended to pen a word or two of praise and appreciation for the third member of our committee—Paul Hurley. films of * -the Cardinals' 19-0 win over Hillsdale in their opener last week. Finn, who looks bigger than any three of his players, made a good impression. As one club member re marked, he seems to have a good program, a realistic vie-wpoint and * # Paul makes the job of getting out this sheet each week an easier one the confidence and ability to carry for us. All we have to do is prepare and deliver the copy. He does the out his rest. aims. There were several guests at By "the rest" we mean being responsible for cutting the stencil for the mimeograph, addressing the copies and seeing that they are placed T-uesday night's shindig but aside from "^loyd Eby and one or -two others we cannot name them. In the con fusion, someone forgot to slip us the guest list--also the ^sentee in the mails in time. list. * As the party was strictly stag, -the singing Tuesday night was a capella (without V/innie). * # We forgot "bo mention that there was no "early leaver" list Tuesday night although several went rolling A sur- p:dse number was rendered by an (we should say bowling) along right octet (more or less) of graying and after dinner. balding CHS alumni. * * « Maurice P. announced that his song derby >vill be resumed next Tuesday after a one week lapse. Thought for Today?. For the benefit of our readers we must report that we cannot recall which songs have been picked. So dig up We sang at stag night And our voices we did lend. We failed to realize our plite Our tonsils now we mend. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregaliencil Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN KENNEDY Employer, Employee Ralotions Russell Moore. Classification — Ch. Mark An Four-Way Carl Vinton. Trade Associotion — Ch. Lester 14-Ray Fax 21—4-H Fair-R. G. Woldron Eisenhut. William Mllnos. Charles Woodword, Davidson, Seton Bovee, Paul Secretary FRED WEEKS Hurley. Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMin Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Treasurer Albert Foller, John Etsweiler. Program Gus DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, ond Howord Horvey Bant, Teeter, Richard Maurice Poyne, Bobier, and torg Skobo. — Ch. Lester Wise, Burondt. Membership Birlnser, William Ch. Jim Mc- VonAken. Music — Ch. Mourice Payne, Chester Curry. Magosine — Ch. Harry Joseph, tegular—First Thursday each Month, Or. John Rick. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Bob Show, Russell Waldron. Public SECRETARY Mulchahey. ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS n GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY Community Safety—Ch. Ralph Kornsfein Relations— Keith Avery. September — 1956 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Eisenhut K. Douglas Woodward, James Service son, Frederick Weeks. 30—Ernest lose Alfred Rice M. A. McKelth 9—Barnard loney Moy - 1957 7—Worner VanAken 14—Jomes VanWhy 21—Carl Vinton 23—4-Way Test—Wayne Way June - 1937 Allemier 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Falter December — 1956 4—Clossifiealion—Mark Andrews 11—Crippled Children— Service — Howard Teeter. International Contacts — Kenneth Olmstad 13—Otis Sornes information Trebilcock, — Woodward 2—Competitor Relotlons— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 27—Harold Goodholm 30—Eirch Schwengel 15—International Info— Webster Treol. 18—Charles 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Ch. Raymond Pearce 19—Lewis Pennington 30—Community Sofety— Rolph Toupalik 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey 27—Chaster Boys' ond Girls' Week — Internationol Relations — Ch. Hill 23—Douglas Woodward Thomas. Chairman 12—Rurol-Urbon—Keith 26—Attendance—C. 13-Clyde Williams Student Guest — Ch. Byron Buyer, Seller Wiiford Couiilord, Lewis Pennington. Harirs 9-Harold November — 1956 Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- Ch. — John Dean. Vocational 2—Donald Fox. 16—Rotorian—Horry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 23—ladies' Night—Jim McComb Internotienoi Milnes 26—Harold Munn 16—John Rick 23—Tad Sowers October - 1956 B. Peorce, Worren Williams, Roy IV 1?-B;|| April - 1957 2—Children's Poriy— Dr. IB—Stog Night—John Dean Crippled Children — Ch. — Ch. Dr. Information—Ed Holtz B. Kerr Wiiford Couillard. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Rural-Urban 5—Rotary 12-Roberl August — 1956 March - 1957 7—Employer, Employes Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomos Vince Ill Community Service Chairman — Horvey Bent Shorno. Michigan 1936 - 1937 ROTARY PROGRAMS 23—Buyer-Seller Choirman — William Bobier INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Wayland, — Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Informotlon Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond GIAN PAOIE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnom, Special—At the call of the President Test — Ch. Wayne Woy, Chesler Allemier. VanWhy. Rotary information — Ch. 12:15 P. M. Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor — Comb, John Jackson, Warner Board of IKrectors Meetings McKnight. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Vice President Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold Goodholm. President WISE International Student Projects— February — 1957 c. Horold Chairman—Riehord Birlnger Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, 19S6 . 1957 LESTER Ch. Charles Fisk, Club Seryic. drews, FRITZ VAN AKSN Competitor Relotibns — COMMIHEES I The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to ossisf with the detoiis. LESTER WISE, Progrom Choirman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester Aliemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay. Phone No. 1036-M Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Roth 928 Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Sornes, R. R. No. 3 — Dernice Harvey G. Bent, 31 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 53 N. Hudson St. — Joon 66F14 -1493 Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Benrard M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo 1041 James F. McComb, 52 Daugherly St. — Laura 1151-R Williom W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara .. .. 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfiald Dr. — Josephine 452-R Chester H. Curry, 45 Mopio Lone — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Folrfield Or. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 Wiiford C. Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogane.834-W John T. Deon. 420 Grand St. — Volerle 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille ..1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox. 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore .1105 24F2 533-R 1399 Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicogo St. — Hermlone 235-W Donald M. Horris, 25 N. FramonI St. — Ponsy Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — ^eiyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Or. — Alleon ... John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth ... NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson Si. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma... Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckham St. — Martha Phone No. 1466 10F32 229-W Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth... 1374 643-J 75 332-J Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater Slate Home — Carol. 1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornw/oll Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Llla 14M E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl Si. — Ello-. Dr. K. L. Olmstcd, 70 Marsholt St. — Edna-. Axner Olson, 336 Grand St, — Retha Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hlldo 1450 23 1208-J 46F5 Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Aldon St. — Mildred 915 Dr. 3. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Loiroine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Galhel 937 778-R 1343 Phil Ribbla. 351/2 Morse St.. 1161-J 1437 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle — Nancy Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St. —-Bergel 1243 803 Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicogo St. — Eleanor . C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn _.l 790-J 33FZ2 589-W NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel. 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy —84 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann 446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 G. Peorl St. — Louise.-.. Torg Skcafo, 153 £. Chicago St. — Nellie Theo. G. Sowers, .R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 1197 653-M 661 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Raiph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen.. 618 624-W 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suionne 1354 Roymond A. Trebilcock. 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann SOS-M Worner B, VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys ._80F2 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St. — Mory Ann James H, VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth-. 1143 24 Carl F. Vinton, 132 E. Chicago Si, — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Dallo 39 10F5 John H. V/a'ker, 33 Oaugherfy St, — Gretchen .J75-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - V/llmo 1095 —.552 54F3 Warren V/illioms, Sotavia, Mich. — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. _„.63F12 15^M 1271 Douglas P. Woodword. 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth ._1220-J lestiie H. Woodward, Coldwaler Loke — Polly —43F22 1 t-M COLDWATER . 34.66, P. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK 11. WEEKS QUALITY SPRirJG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME MXCH, �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin NOo 11 September 12^ 19^6 !iyroae McConnoll^ CHS senior^ spent 10 weeks this suinmer visiting in Gennany^ was Tuesday"s speaker. Sturgls, John Ramussen of Hillsdale, Gordon Stona of the new C&emcs club|> and C. D. McKenaie of _ Quincy were guests Tuesdayrf ■ gave the club members an interesting view of conditions in Germargr his impressions of the main differences in Die absentee list includes Barnes, Burandt, Dale and John Dean, Harris, Kom«. stein, Moore, Munn, Olmsted, Shaw, Waldron s-^iman and American schools. In Germany, he said, «T1 students go to and Warren Williams. school until they a3?e 10. Then it is decided, by testing, idiether they are smart enough to go on with their education. 3^ thinks such a system mi.ght be a good one to adopt over here. We aren't so sure'—some of us prize our high school diplomas. Bill Bobier was program chairman. Matno to Harold Hills happy to sing Noa, 88, 89, 10, 65 or I18 for you next Tuesday, but any one of them is certain to cost you another buck. { Bob Teeter, son of Rotarian Howard Teeter, There will be no meeting at the hotel was the first of a group of high school students to be guests of the club during the year. The club will be next Tuesday noon. A Instead the club will hold its annual stag night at the Country- different student is to be invited to each weekly session. Club. John Dean, stag night ehariman, has Bob is mayor of the CHS student com= made arrangements for members to use the golf mission and in this position seizes as judge of the new student court, handles introductions ^ at student assemblies, presides over weekly commission sessions and meetings of the newlyorganized Parent-Teacher-Student organization, ^ course anytime after noon Tuesday. .ians Ro-fcar= are non-members of the Country Club can play that day for $1 greens fee. There will be volley-ball for those still young enough to taks that type of physical pun and serves as his school's representative to ishment, and the putting green will be open the Twin-Valley constitutional assembly. for those ifeo don't want to lask their tickers. The commission Bob heads has charge of the hall monitors, contixjls all extra-curric Dinner will be served at 7§30 p,m. ular activities, organizes exchange assemblies, sets up social and dance rules and schedules, A charge of |1.75 wiU be made. After the meal. Jack Finn, the high school's new football coach, is slated to give a talk and selects cheerleaders, picks citizenship ccmimittees and has sundry other responsibilities show some grid films. too numerous to record here. # » THOGGHT FOR TODAYg Die "early leavers" batt.ed 100 percent for a change Tuesday. * Five signed the list and Here we are with No. 7, the same five departed at the proper time. Or could it be that it's 11, Pick a number but don't-holler If it costs ari even dollar. Sote^ans Dave Jordan, John Estrich, and Henry Willis of Angola, Otto Harloff of Duke & Se-bon n A\ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF MICH. Russell Classification — Ch. Mark An Four-Way Car! Charles Woodward, Vinton. Davidson, Seton Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Falter, John Etsweilar. Program — Howard Harvey Bent, Teeter, Richard Birlnger, Mourice Payne, William Bobier, and torg Skabo. Ch. letter Membership Ch. Jim each VanAken. Dr. John Rick. Month, Rotary of the President Bob Show, Ruitell Woldren. Public ROTARY GENERAL INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS ti GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY — Sergaont at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyda Williams. INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Information Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mutchohay. GIAN PAOLE LANG, leghorn, Italy INTERNATIONAL 7—Employer, VInca Community Safely—Ch. Children Vocational Sarvice Ralph Fox Keith Avery. 4—John Estwailar 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester 2—Children's Party— Eisanhut 2—Donoid Horrie 9-Harold Hill M. A. McKelth 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 3D—Community SafetyRalph Toupolik Fox. 16—Rolarlan—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, 23—ladies' Night—Jim McComb 3D—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodward, James VanWhy. May - 1957 Scholarships — Ch, Axnar Ois- 6—Raymond G. Muiehohey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyda Willioms 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way December — 1956 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Boys' and Girls' Weak — Ch. — John Dean. IV Internotlenal 11—Crippled Children— Service Kenneth Cholrman — Howard Teeter. IB—Otis International Centocts — Olmsted Barnes 15—International informotion — Webster Troot. 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Foliar 18—Charles Woodword 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Charles Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandi 29—Harold Goodholm Ch. Raymond Trabilcock, VonAken Vinton 2—Competitor Relations- Jonuory — 1957 3—Keith Avery Ch, Harold Hill, Dr. Donoid 7—Warner 14—James VanWhy 21—Corl June - 1957 4-Fred Weeks 27—Chester Ailemlar Thomos. Internolianol Relations — Ch. Pearc* 19—Lewis Pennington April - 1957 Saptambar — 1956 October - 1955 Paaree, Warren Williams, Ray Buyer, Seller Pennington. 12—Rural-Urban—Keith 2^Altendanee—C. Alfred Rlc* Dr. 18—Stog Night—John Daon — Ch. Rurol-Urbon - Ch. Dr. B. K. Shorno. Wilford Couiilard, Lewis 26—Harold Munn Wilford Couiilard. Toupolik, Robert Kerr. Crippled Helti Milnas March - 1957 28—Buyer-Sailer Ralotlons— Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent 19-B1II Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Kornstaln 21—4-ti Fair—R. G. Woldron Efsanhut, William Mitnos. Choirmon — William Bobier HUBERT, Wayiand, Michigan Wayne November — 1955 Informollon — Ch. Ed- word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, DISTRICT 319 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Payne, Magozine — Ch. Harry Joseph, 12:15 P. M. Special—At the coil Mc- Comb. John Jackson, Warner Board of Directors MeetinBt Tost — Ch. Way, Chester Aliemter. August — 1955 Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor — Music — Ch. AAouriee Chester Curry. Regular—First Thursday Wise, Gus Burar>dl. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, end Bovee, Paul Hurley. Treosurer I95B . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Moore. Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Club Bulletin — Ca. Ch, Ouone Secretory Asst. Secretary Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Ernie Luse, Thee. Sowers. drews, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN President lESTER WISE Vice President CHARLES SCHMITT Goodholm. Chairmen—Richard Birlnger Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, ElECTION JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Club Service lr>temotional Student Pro|ects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary information—Ed McKnight. 12-Rabert B. Kerr c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles FIsk, Horold COMMITTEES I Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengei The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having specioi programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the dotalis. LESTER WISE, Program Chairmen — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester AMemler, R. R. No. 5 — Foy — Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon 1036-M ...__928 371 Otis O. Barr»es, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Horvey G. Dent, 5! N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Birlnger. 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean... William W. Bobier. 280 Grand St. — Margaret Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1493 1151-R 1041 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St. — imogena-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duone E. Dovidioo, 145 Falrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Dean. 420 Grond St. — Valerie Lester H. Elsenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr.. 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St. — Charlotte 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 1105 Charles H. Fiske. R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Balfoor Dr. — Doris 24F2 533-R Donald ,'A. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy Harold T. Hill. 431 E. Chicogo St. — Hermlone Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1243 235-W 1343 Eugene H. Goodholm. 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr. — Alieen J^n T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1399 1437 803 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel NAME 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo 10F32 Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Mortho 229-W Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. Erich O. Schwengei, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy Robert £. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann -.1197 Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon c. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 661 -618 „624-W Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnIghf, Coldwater Stole Home — Carol-1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Webster Treot, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock. 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 1354 503-M Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweM Court — Gladys Raymond G. Muiehohey, Box 148 — Ltla 1344 1400 Warner B. VonAken. R. R. No. 2 —.Gladys "iJames H. VanWhy, 199 W. Peorl St. —•Rulh-I 80F2 24 1450 23 Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernord M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo 1374 643-J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura-.. Fronk L. McConkey, 95 5. Monroe St. 332-J 1039 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hildo Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alie»o^_4 Wayne W. Way. 35 Hull St. - Dorothy 915 937 778-R Frederick H. Weeks. 105 S. Cloy St. —' Bedtri^ j Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wllma .. Warren Williams, Bafavio, Mich. — LoMoin4.;.ii 552 54F3 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia 1554M 790-J 1161-3 Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St c— Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ci. — Ruth ' ^he COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR N" • FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, COLDWATER, Meeting Time; MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2rL4 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1095 1271 1220-J Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly— 43F2^ 568 589-W I by 39 10F5 ^F5 Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1143 775-W C. Alfred Rico, R. R. No. 1, Union City - Evelyn....33F22 — - DetTa:il.— 101 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St.tGfetchW..: Phil Ribble, 351/2 Morse St Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Or. — Nancy Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — aorget 653-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann ..1203-J Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearee, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine.-.. lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel - Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen— ! Published 84 446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise ttlCHe IcfiC, "v- �*He Profits Most Who'Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin NOo 10 September This week we are starting a new Patterson^ Permington, Rice, Thomas, Way, Clyde and Warren Williams, and department which will be continued Just as long as Maestro Maurice's Doug Woodward were listed as musical manifesto is in force. absentees. In other words, don't select Rotari.an guests Tuesday wares songs No. 88, 89 or 10 next week Gordon Brewer, Howard Thompson, Bob Stocker and Kenneth Yesh, Bronsoni C. Do. McKenzie and Elmer Dobson, Quincyi W. H. Roberts, Hillsdalei unless you want to do a solo. They were rendered (to pieces) this week. 1956 Remember the edict ~ don't pick a song that has been Arch Stocker (father of Bob), Rockford. sung or one that is strange to m.l A1 Bailey and James Baker, M.D. or Winnie or you'll stand and Angola, Indo sing alone. Frank Roberts of Bronson was guest This department is created as a public service. Some of those solos could be nerve-wracking ex periences. of Jess Waldron, idiile Bill Williams, * September l8th will be annual Stag Coldwater, was Mac McKeith's guest. * * Night and John Dean, who inherited the chairmanship this year, is mulling over John Estweiler, this week's program chairman, couldn't locate such decisions as site and entertainment. a program so he took over him self. Net result"-an interesting, informative ' John expects to be able to give out with the full details at next Tuesday's meeting. talk on the Health Center which he heads as administrator. John's talk, and the one given not long ago by Les Eisenhut, emphasize the fact that there's many a good. Rotary program available from the membership itse3^. Warning to Graylingitess The "Land '0 Living" crew is heading your way this weekend. There is a rumor out that they may actually fish this year. Just prior to the program. Bob Shaw, representing the club, presented Harry Wingard and Avon Woods with brief cases and a year's subscription to the Rotarian in appreciation for the * * * Have you noticed that Parson Putnam has been doing an outstanding Job of pinch-hitting for Keith Avery the past help they gave without charge to the club's Dairy Queen project at the recent U-H Fair. two weeks? * * THOUGHT FOR TODAIa Only- three members signed the "early leaver" list this week, Vince.Kornstein' and Doc aiorno didn't sign. * Number 10 is off the press. This gets tougher, we confesa. Duke & Seton * Tuesday's long absentee list should improve next week with the vacation season ending;. This week Avery, Curry, Eisenhut, Goodholm, Holts, McKhight, Moore, Mulchahey, Munn, Olson, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER 0 QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple r- Mendoy 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �September has The Board of Directors approved the name and classification should be filed with objections Name Gordon Major Schlubatis of the the notapy Club listed below, Any secretary Agriculture - J. 1956 Coldwater Classification i Signed 6, A. Minor within gne week. Classifjcation ee Agricultural Kennedy, Extension Secretary �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Club Service Classification — Ch. Mark An d. Four-Woy Test — Ch. Wayne Vice President Secretory Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Woodward, Carl Vinton. e. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Fellowihtp — Ch. John Wolker, Albert Faller, John Elsweiter. a. Gus — Ch. Lester Wise, Surandt. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice Presldeni, and Howard Teeter, Richard Blrlnger, Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Horvey Bent, Maurice Payne, Bobier, and Torg Skabo. VonAken. Chester Curry. Magaxine — Ch. Harry Joseph, 12:15 P. M. Rotary DISTRICT 319 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL SECRETARY d. Arms f. — II GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, VoGOtioRal Elsenhut K. Service a. 30—Community SafetyRalph Toupalik 2—Donold Harris 9-Haro!d Hill Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Roymond G. Mulchahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron 28—4-Way Test-Wayne Woy 7—Worner international Contacts — Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Pannlngton. Information Ch. Roymond Treblleock, 4—Fred Weeks — Webster Treat. 11—Crippled ChildrenKenneth Olmsted 13—Otis Sornes 11—Ladles' Night—Albert Faller 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 3—Keith Avary 15—Internofional Vinton June - 1957 December — 1956 4—Clossification—Mark Andrews Ch. — John Dean. VanAken 14—James VonWhy 21—Carl 27—Chester Allemier Boys' and Girls' Weak — International Wllford Couiliard, Lewis A. McKelth May - 1957 Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. b. M. 9—Barnard Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 16—Rotorion—Horry Joseph Youth — Ch. Mllford McKalth, 23—Ladles' Night-Jim McComb 3(h—Ernest Luse Douglos Woodward, James VonWhy. Sherno. INTERNATIONAL Assoc.—Lester October - 1956 B. Pearee, Warren Williams, Ray Chairman — Williom Bobier HILBERT, Waylond, MIchlgon Estweiler Kenneth Oimited, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor tV International Service Chairman — Howard Tester. Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY 4—John 11—Trade Thomas. g. 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas April - 1957 2—Children's Party— September — 19S6 Dr. IB—Stog Night—John Oean — Ch. Fox. Ed- e. Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond at Ralph Keith Avery. — Mulchahey. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS ROTARY — Ch. Public Information INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Information Sergeont Children March - 1957 12—Rural-Urbart—Keith Peorce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rice G. Watdron November — 1956 Bob Show, Russell Woldron. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Itoly Kornitein Heltx 12—Robert B. Kerr 19—Bill Mllnes 26—Harold Munn Wllford Couillord. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, j. Community Safety—Ch. c. Dr. John Rick. Special—At the call of the President Cemmunlty Service Crippled Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Board of Dlroctore Meetinse Regular—First Thursdoy each Month, VInce Chairman — Horvey Bant b. Comb, John Jockson, Womer Williom 7—Employer. Employee Relations Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Fox 21-4-H Fair-R. Elsenhul. Williom Milnas. Ill Hurley. Program Woy, Chester Allemier. August — 1956 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Davidson, Sotan Bovce, Paul Treosorer International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotory Information—Ed McKnIghl. 1956 - 19S7 ROTARY PROGRAMS Russell Moore. Pr.iid.nt LESTER WISE c. ch. Charles Fisk, Horold Geedholm. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sewers. drews, JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Competitor Relations — Chairman—Richard Birlnger e. Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1956- 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN b. COMMITTEES I Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change dates with another member, adviso the program choirmon of the change. Members hoving speclol nrnnrnm. such programs, ..w-k as n. Lodies' I Night, may appoint a committee to assist» with . .. .L the .c details. J . .■ ROTARY ROSTER NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 23 Parsons Cf. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Marlon 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Sernlce 66F14 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1151-R Horvoy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Sofon C. Bevee, 171 Grand St. — Claro 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr. — Josephine 4n-R Wllford C. Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duone E. Davidson, 145 Fairfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 162-W 1045 John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. — Volerle Lester H. Eisenhul, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Charlotte _.1261 74F5 1415 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth 24F2 Roy Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore._ 533-R 1399 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Harmione 235-W Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn._.._1343 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Alleen ___.1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Or. — Ruth 803 NAME LESTER WISE, Progrom Choirmon — Telephone 580 JUNE 30, 1956 Addroft end Rotary Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Mortha. Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea.- Ernest W. Luse - R. R. No. 3 - Ruth... James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. NAME Donald V. Shorno, 109 £. Peorl St. — Louise 643-J Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann — 75 332-J Howard M. Teeter, 1344 1400 .1450 Axner Olson. 336 Grand St. — Retho Roy C. Patterson. R. R. No. 2, Box 227 - Hilda Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gothel 101 Webster Treat. 56 N. Circle Or. — Susonne 1354 Carl F. Vinton, 182 £. Chicago St. — Alice... Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretchen 1208-J 46F5 Wayne W. V/oy, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beotrlee 915 937 Clyde Willioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Warren Williams, Bafavlo, Mich. — LaMoine 778-R COLDWATER, Meeting Time; 1 21 MICHIGAN TUESDAY p . m ., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ^ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1095 __54F3 63F12 Lastlia H. Wo^word, Coldwoter Loke — Polly.. .43F22 1271 1220-J .......589-W I See. 34.66, P. I. > R. FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 775-W _-552 15S4M Rotary REFLECTOR by 24 39 10F5 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Cello.... Charles L. Woodword, 163 Morsholl St. Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cl. — Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City - Evelyn...33F22 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Or. — Nancy 568 Jhe COLDWATER Published 618 Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Jomes H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Roth ..il61-J Chorles Schmiff, 18 E. Aldon St. — Berget „__.661 ____424-W Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann 1143 Warner 8. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys ._80F2 Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleonor...790-J Phil Ribbia, 351/2 Morse St 6^-M Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann.__.503-M 23 Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearca, 350 Marshall St. — Lorralns 156 Church St. — Marion E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virglnio 1039 Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lila E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. - Ella 446 1197 Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chieogo St. — Nellie 1374 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Noney-._.84 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. AAcKnight, Coldwoter State Homo — Carol.1400 William A. Mllnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Addraii ond Rotary Ann 1466 10F32 229-W H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, INC. �'He Profits Most Who 5erl;es Best^ the COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, Augu.st 28, 1956 Bulletin No. 9 The biggest day for the booth was Saturday, Tihen milder temperatures A tip of the. old Homburg to Hariy Joseph for one of the truly interest™ ing prograras of the year. Lee Feller, Tuesday's speaker, is another local boy -who has made good in his line, which is food distribution. His helped boost receipts to $218. Most members feel that the concession could prove to be a highly profitable one in future years—if the weatherman would cooperate, that is. ex periences while serring two years as a food consultant in Puerto Rico, incidentally, we are told (by those helping that island commonwealth re duce its food prices through better handling and distribution methods, were heard with apparent interest. who caught their pitch Tuesday after noon) that Jess Waldron and Ray Mulchahey could always find employment as side show barkers. It may be rumor, but it is said they were the loudest with the mostest along the midway that afternoon. Lee's father, Guy Feller, was a guest at Tuesday's meeting. Harold jails. Burr Oak Rotarian, had William Riggs of Adrian ae his guest, and « Warren Wil-liams was host to Frank Incas of Goldvirater. Ted (Wrong Way) Sowers was observed Wednesday doing a "Corrigan" on North Monroe St. Visiting Rotarians, in addition" to Mills, included Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.j Edwin Winzeler, Napoleon, 0.| That's OK Ted—a lot of us are having a hard time getting used to the theory that Coldwater is big enough to have one-way streets. Elmer Anderson and Carlton McKenzie, Quincyi Ed Ifeyer, Hanmiond, Ind.| AlBail.ey, Ed Selman and James Baker, Angola. THE GUSHER, Rotary publication in Absentees Tuesday were Allemier, - Avery, Dale Dean, Eisenhut, Harris, Moore, Munn, Pennington, Ribble and Oil City, Pa., askss "Suppose you visited another club and about Rick. the welcome you got was a perfvinctory introduction?" The "early leavers" were Burandt, Shorno, Gurry, Milnes, Bobier, Couillard, Teeter, Faller, and several others who didn't sign the list. a ^ -it Coldwater has boosted its attendance from 90.50 to 90.5l9 according to a "Do you welcome our visitors about the same way? Do you give the visitor a glad hand? Would your attention to ward a non-Rotarian guest excite in him any Rotary interest? Did you ever ask any visiting Rotarian if you could be of any service to him Trtiile he was in oyiT city?" letter from the District Governor. Hardly worth mentioning but at least Tre are headed in the right direction. The club's new Dairy Queen stand "When we talk about 'Service Above Self', let's all practice it. Are you a real Rotarian or just a member of a Rotary Club?" * * * -at-the li-H Fair this year grossed about $660, -vdiich isn't bad when one considers Thought For Todays that the weather last week wasn't Trtiat might be classed as "ice cream" weather. This cuts the number to li3« More neira from you, iS our plea. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY ~ Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Cellegs Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. LESTER WISE CHARLES SCHMITT Four-Way Test — Ch. Carl Vince Kornstein Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4-H Foir-R. G. Woldron Eisenhut. Williom Milnes. Charles Vinton. Bovee, Program Gus — Ch. Lester Wise. Membership — Ch. Jim VonAken. each Magozine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. John Month, Rotary 12:15 P. M. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY SECRETARY 11 Vocational Buyer, Seller Peorce, Warren Williams, Ray e. f. Service Relations Pennington. Internolionoi — 23—Lodies' Night—Jim McComb Luse — Howard Teeter. Ch. Informotion Raymond Trebilcock, — VonAken Vinton 28—4-Woy Test-Woyne Way June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller Olmsted 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 Barnes 2—Competitor Relotlons— Charles Fiska 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 15—Internaiionol Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondf 30—Erich Schwengel 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treot. 7—Warner 14—Jomes VonWhy January — 1957 3—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Or. Donald International Kenneth 13—Otis May - 1957 21—CorJ 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Shorno. Ch. b. Harris 11—Crippled Children- International Contacts — Sowers Ralph Toupalik December — 1956 Service A. McKeith 30—Community Safety- 27—Chester Aliemier Ch. — John Dean. M. 9—Bernard Laney 23—Ted 9—Horold Hill 30—Ernest Alfred Rice 16—John Rick Novembar — 1956 Boys' ond Girls' Week — Chairman a. 2—Donald Pearce 2—Children's Party— Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulehabay son, Froaerick Weeks. 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron Thomas. g. 2^Attendance—C. Eisenhut 16—Rotarion-Horry Joseph Youth — Ch. Mllford MsXeith, IV Wllford Couiilord, Lewis Michigan K. Douglas Woodward, James Chairman — William Bobier INTERNATIONAL V/oylond, d. 4—John Estweilsr 11—Trode Assoc.-Lester Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. October — 1956 B. 19—Bill Milnes 26—Horold Munn April - 1957 Dr, 18—Stag Night—John Dean — Ch. Fox. Ch. Or. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, HUBERT, Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. — Mulchahey. GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS ROTARY c. Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Informotion Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL Information — Ch. Ed Public Children Holtz 19—Lewis Pennington September — 1956 Ralph VanWhy. Bob Show, Russell Woldron. INTERNATIONAL Crippled Rick. ward Hollz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the call of the President b. Payne, Chester Curry. Board of Directors Meetings Safety—Ch. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Me- Comb, John Jackson, Warner Music — Ch. Maurice Community Information—Ed B. Kerr 12—Rurol-Urban—Keith Wilford Couiilord. Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Dent 5—Rotary 12—Robert August — 1956 March - 1957 7—Employer, employee Relotlons 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— Paul Burandl. Woyne Way, Chester Aliemier. Woodward, Fellowship — Ch. John Wolker, Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howord Teeter, Richard Birlnger, Harvey Sent, Mourice Poyna, Williom Bobier, and Targ Skabo. 19SS - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Classification — Ch. Mark An Davidson, Seton Hurley. Treosurer Regular—First Thursday Employer, Employee Relotlons Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Secretary Asst. Secretory Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnight. Russell Moore. President Vice President Intarnalienal Student Projects- February — 1957 Goodholm. Ernie Luse, Thea. Sowers, drews, 1956 • 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Club Service Chairman—Richard Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, OFFICERS BY ELECTION c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles FIsk, HoroH COMMITTEES I The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to chonge dotes with onother mo:nber, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Aliemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Phone No. 1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Marion Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernice 928 371 __66rl4 Horvey G. Bent. 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret -.1151-R 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Cloro 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St. — Imogone-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mory 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Folrfield Or. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Ooon, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grand St. — Valerie 1045 - 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St. — Charlotte 74F5 1415 1105 Charles H. Fiske. R. R. No. 6 - Roth 24F2 Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. ~ Doris 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore 1399 Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermione 235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jockson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1343 .,1437 803 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R, R. No. 1 — Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Mortho 10F32 229-W Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 1374 643-J 75 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter. 444 Webster Treot. 56 N. Circle Or. — Suionne E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. - Ells Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna 1450 23 1208-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine 46F5 915 937 Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gothai Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 778-R 790-J Phil Ribbie. 351/2 Morse St 11610 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — .Evelyn 33F22 Charles Schmftt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 589-W Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy...... 568 503-M Werner B. VonAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron. R. R. No. 1 - Oelio John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretehen Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy 80F2 24 39 10F5 775-W 1095 Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Warren Williams, Satovio, Mich. — loMolne 54F3 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Calia... 1554M Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly 43F22 Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Morsholi St... Oouglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth., ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 1 2 : 1 5 p-m VISITING MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R L I N GIG N ROTARIANS ALWAYS H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, RICH. by HOTEL WELCOME 101 1354 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann Rotary REFLECTOR Published 618 624-W Rolph Toupoiik, 335 E. Chicogo St. — Eileen JThe COLDWATER FREDERICK 661 156 Church St. — Morion Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho 653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Haroid J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Corol ..1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite .209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweii Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 446 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 332-J 1039 84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise James F. McComb, 52 Daugherty St, — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 5. Monroe St. Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy INC 1143 552 1271 1220-J �*^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Aug'ust 21, 19^6 Bulletin No. 8 The club took a vacation from the Rotarian Interest was focused ArlingtorA this week to hold its meeting at the Coldwater-GlI5.3>d Grange booth at the Fairgrounds. Each Rotarian had a this week on the h-K Fairgrounds T^iere the club opened its brand new Dairy Queen stand. li-H boy or girl as his guest for the luncheon and program, ^ich were in charge of Jess Waldron. Despite weather better suited for munching hamburgers and drink ing hot Java, Doc Harris and his opening day crews dished out a lot of malteds, sundaes> cones and ice cream bars, sandwiches and popsicles—in fact, about $1^0 worth. Following an excellent fried chicken repast, the raembers heard (?) brief talks by Arend Gensma, from the Nethe2>lands, and Heins Dieikhofs from Germany, who are in this country studying agri cultural methods. The club's new booth is atti*active and ideally situated. Tiie operation is easier to handle than last year's pancake-sausage deal, and those in charge feel it will prove just as profitable and probably even more so. We inserted the question mark above because it is a sure bet that some of the members couldn't hear the talk above the carnival noises drifting in from the midway. Rotarian. guests this week wares Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.| Joe McCluskey, Battle Greek,^ Harold Gallagher. and William Mussey, Batavia, O.j Elmer Dobson, Qirincyi Donald Johnson, Flint| Robert Stosker, Bronsoni Charlie Krause, Defiance, 0. Avon C. Woods, who operates the Dairy Queen establishment on Marshall St., and Harry Wingard were on hand the opening day to run the machine and get the boys ' Non-Rotarian guests were Hugh Wolfe of Tenafly, N.J., who was the guest of his father-in-law, Guvarie Goffman, and A district-wide, rural-ur"ban Dr. Paul Marshall of Dayton, 0., who was a guest of Dr. Krause. off to a good start. •if * dinner meeting featuring an ad- ' A long absentee list'Tuesday included 8 Burandt, Eisenhut, Fiske, Goodholm, lifcConkey, McKeith, Moore, Miinn, Olson, Patterson, Payne, Pennington, Ribble, Shomo, Teeters, Toupalik, Van Why, ress by Secretary of Agriculture, Ezra Taft Benson, is being spon sored by the Battle Creek Rotary Club. The meeting is to be held next Warren Williams and Doug Woodward. Tuesday night at Percy Jones gymna sium in Battle Creek. # Admission to Rotarians will only be possible if they have a farmer guest. The banquet is expected to draw about ^ THOUGHT FOR TODAIg ' Next we take on hii, 1,000, while several thousand others ^will fill balcony seats to * • Hope you'll stand that many more. • hear the address. "Resident F^tz "^d Dick Bii^" inger represented Coldwater at the charter night dinner held in East Lansing Wednesday for the new , Haslett-Okemos Rotary Club. * # Seton & Duke # 11?#'- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 13:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF I MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Service Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Carl Pretld.nt JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary A»»t. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Woodward, Vinlon. Davidson, Solon Bovee, Paul Hurley. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Trea»orer Albert Faller, John Etsweiier. Program — Ch. Lester Wise, Gus Burandt. DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, and Howard Harvey Bent, Teeter, Richard Maurice Poyne, Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Blrtnger, William Comb, John Jockson, Warner VanAken. Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. .. Beard of Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday each Magozlne — Ch. Horry Joseph, Dr. John Month, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY Bob Show, Russell Waldron. Public INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Mulchahey. GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL II Community Safety—Ch. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Crippled Children — Vocational Vince Peorce 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendonce—C. Alfred Rice Wilford Couillard. April - 1957 2—Children's Porty— September — 1956 Ralph 4—John Estweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—letter Eisenhut Ch. Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Deon M. A. McKelth 9—Bernard Laney October — 1956 30—Community Safety- Rurol-Urbon — Ch. Dr. B. K. 2—Donald Horrii Pearce, Warren Willtomt, Ray Fox. Youth - Ch. Miiford McKeith, Dougtos Woodward, Jomes Scholarships — Ch. Axnar Ols- son, Frederick Weeks. 9—Harald 16—Rotarian—Horry Joseph 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb Beys' and Girls' Week — Kenneth Buyer, Seller International 18—Otis June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Foller Olmsted Barnes 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 Charles Fiske 3—Keith Avery Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, 15—International Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Surondl Webster Treat. 29—Harold Goodholm Information — Yinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way ^Raymond G. Mulchohe/ 13—Clyde Williams 4—Classification—Mark Andrews Ch. Horold Hill, Or. Donald VonAken November — 1956 11—Crippled Children— — Howard Teeter. 7—Warner 14—James VonWhy 21—Carl December — 1956 Service May - 1957 30—Ernest Luse 27—Chester Allemlor Thomas. International Ralph Toupalik Hill 20—Douglos Woodword Student Guest — Ch. Byron International Contacts — — Ch 12—Rurol-Urbon-Keith Fox Foir-R. G. Waldron 25—District Governor Shorno. Relations March - 1957 Kornstein Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, Keith Avery. Chairman Wilford Couillard, lewis Pennington. Milnes 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers IV Service 19-Bill 2^Harold Munn 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomos 28—Buyer-Seller Rotations— Ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Chairman — Wiliiom Bobier HILBERT, Wayland, Michlgon August — 1956 21-4-H Eisenhut, William Milnes. Hollz 12-Robert B. Kerr 19S6 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ch. — John Dean. Ch. Or. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS ROTARY — Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Informotion Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond GIAN PAOLE LANC, leghorn, holy GENERAL — Ch. Ed- word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the coll of the President Four-Way Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. VonWhy. Rick. Rotary information 12:15 P. M, Russell Moore. Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Prejidont McKnlght. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. drews, Vice Ch. Ch'orles Fisk, Harold Goodholm. Classification — Ch. Mork An LESTER WISE International Student Prelects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Sehwengel, Harold 5—Rotary Information—Ed Competitor Relations — Chalrmon—Richard BIfinger 1956 • 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN lb. COMMITTEES 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Sehwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay - Phone Ne. __.1036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct. — Ruth... „__928 Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Bornes, R. R. No. 3 — lferniee 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Or. — Esther-—.-. Richord F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1493 1151-R Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St, — Clara Frank L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 162-W 1045 — 1261 74f5 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St. — Charlotte..—1105 Donald M. Harris, 23 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 24F2 533-R 1399 1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hormiono..._235-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn .13^ Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 1437 803 ......... - 229-W 1374 643-J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 1212 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora.. John W. Etsweiier, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Phone No. 1466 10F32 Bernord M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura Duane E. Davidson, 145 Falrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo Ray Fox, 74 Baifour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy 1041 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Falrfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.B34-W Chester H. Curry, 43 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth NAME Address and Rotary Ann Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. I — Wllma .332-J 1039 Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine.. Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor Phil Ribbie, 35V2 Morse St - 23 1208-J 46F5 915 937 778-R 790-J IISI-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn...33F22 Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget Address ond Rotary Ann Phone Ne. Erich O. Sehwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy. Robert B. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann 568 661 1 2 : 1 5 p . m 1354 Roymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann.—J03-M Frederick VanAken, 65 £. Chieogo St. — Mary Ann Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodys. James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Peor) St, — Ruth Corl F. Vinlon, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice - Russell G. Vfaldron, R. R. No. 1 ... — Dslia. John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 39 10F5 775-W — 1095 54F3 63F12 ..1554M 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct. — Ruth lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwoter Lake — Pally 539-W y AUG 24 5" / WEEKS TUESDAY ALWAYS 1143 80F2 —24 Clyde V/illioms, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma Warren Williams, Botovia, Mich. — LoMalne.— Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia Chorles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice MICHIGAN A R LI N GIG N ROTARIANS 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING 624-W Ralph Toupalik, 335 £. Chicago St. — Eileen QU.fiLITY SPRXKG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, idlCH. COLDWATER, 618 2. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia... ■t95S Meeting Time: 653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Sec. FREDERICK 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicogo St. — Nellie :rhe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 84 446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise.— Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion 75 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwoter State Home — Carol.1400 Wiliiom A. Milnes, ISO Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Court — Gladys 1344 Roymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lilo 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella— 1450 Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno— Axner Olson, 336 Grond St. — Retha NAME HOTEL WELCOME •• - 552 1220-J —-43F22 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August IU5 19^6 Bulletin No# 7 Volcanoes and iiula girls^ both in The locale for next Tuesday's meeting action, held the interest of members will be shifted from the hotel to as Bill Donkin completed showing his color pictures of Hawaii following Coldwater-Girard Grange booth at the fairgrounds# the this week's club luncheon# VBhile the dancers pro-ved popular, top billing went to the movies of a 1995 volcanic eruption. They proved Jess Waldron, chairman next week, has arranged for each Rotarian to act as host to a ii~H club member. You pay for yourself^ and your guest so b.ring spectacular as well as colorful# At three bucks# least, as we chewed our nails, we kept hoping the camera man was using telescopic lens. same whether you draw a li-H' boy or girl This week's meeting drew 10 Rotarian guests. follows g Jess says the charge will be the as- your guest# Doesn't seem quite fair but that is the way it Td.ll be# The list was as George Caipenter, Nelson Weber and Bud Higbie, Bronsoni John ELwell, Hamiltons 0,| Dave Jordan and Dave Jordan, Jr., Angola, Ind,j Everett Goshom, Huntington, Ind, , Ted Zimmerman and Carleton McKenzie, Quincy; and William Dyer, Union City# The absentee list included? Curry, Eisenhut, Fiske, Goodholm, Komstein, Mulcahey, Munn, Patterson, Rick, Skabo, Teeter, Waldron, Way and Doug Woodward# * * * In case you haven't heard (and who hasn't?) the club will operate a com«= bination Dairy Queen and hamburg heaven on the midway during next week's U='H Fair, starting Tuesday. Working committees have been assigned for each day of the week. The success of the operation depends upon the cooperation of each member# So, show up when you are supposed to report for duty# It co\ild even be funi Ten signed the "early leaver" list but as we've never learned to count past 12, we c^not say just how many were AWOL during the program# Sorry last week's Reflector was delivered late# The copy was ready at the usual deadline but a foul-up in messenger service resulted in its reaching the publisher's hands a bit A Charter Night for the new HasletOkeiu.os Club has been scheduled for Wednesday, August 22, at the Union building on the Michigan State Campus at East Lansing# Dick Biringer is attempting to get up a delegation of local. Rotarians to represent Coldwater at the shindig# If you are able to go, contact him at * once# * « later than usual# * * * The. club's weekly .songfest was staged Tuesday a cappella (minus Winnie), That organ music sure does cover a multitude of sings. Have You Noticed? That Sergeant-atArms Don Harris has been having a mighty "fine" time at recent meetings# « * * THOUGH FOR TODAYS Next we go to Hoping only to survive# Don't .forget to eat a light lunch of non-fatty foods Jtonday and then go The cracks -we made are just in fun, . But we're always set to run# to the Elks Temple ^d donate a pint of blood at'the Red Cross clinic# Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF b. COMMIHEES I MICH. Club Service Chairman—RIchord Biringer c. Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, ELECTION Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, 1956 • 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Vice JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Charles e. Davidson, Seton Hurley. Gus DIRECTORS—The President, Vice President, end Howard Teeter, Richard Birlnger, Harvey Sent, Maurice Payne, William — Ch. Bovee, Paul Lester Burandl. Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. Rotory Information — Ch. 12:15 P. M. Ed- e. word Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Special—At the call of the President Bob Shaw, Russell Woldron. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Public PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Mulehohey. f. g. II GOVERNOR 2\9th DISTRIO, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service Cammunity Safety—Ch. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Crippled Rurcl-Urbon Ralph - Ch. Dr. March - 1957 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas 12—Rural-Urban—Keith 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— 26—Attendance—C. Alfred RIco B. April - 1957 2—Children's Porty— 4—John Eslweiler 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester Eisenhut K. M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 25—District Governor 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers October — 1956 30—Community Safety- 2—Donold Harris 9—Harold Hill Ralph Toupolik VonWhy. 21—Carl November — 1956 Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 7—Wornef VonAken 14—James VonWhy Vtnton 28—4.Way Test-Woyne Way 6—Raymond G. Mulehahey 13—Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron June - 1957 27—Chester Allemisr 4—Fred Weeks II—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller December — 1956 Boys' arvd Girls' Week — 4—Classlficotion—Mork 11—Crippled Service — Howard Teeter. Internotional Contacts — Children- Andrews Kenneth Olmsted 13—Otis Barnes 15—Internotional — R. Ch. Raymond Trabilcack, A. Woodward 25—Chester Curry 2—Competitor Ralolions— Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno Info— 16—John Jackson Trebilcock 23—Russell Moore 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholm Webster Treat. IB—Charles July - 1957 January — 19S7 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Information Pearco 19—Lewis Pennlngton Moy - 1957 International Kerr 19-BrII Milnes 26—Horold Munn Fox. 16—Rotarian—Harry Joseph Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, 23—Ladies' Night-Jim McComb 3D—Ernest Luse Douglas Woodword, Jomes International Pennlngton. Information—Ed Holtz B. Fox 21-4-H Fair-R. G. Woldron Dr. 18—Stag Night—John Deon Pearce, Warren Williams. Ray Buyer, Seller Waylond, Michigan Employee Relations Kornstein 5—Rotory 12-Robert Wilford Couillard. Keith Avery. Shorno. Relations — Ch. b. 7—Employer, September — 19S6 Children — Ch. Chairman — William Bobier Wllford Couillard, Lewis August — 19S6 Vince ill Community Service Chairman — Harvey Bent Chairman a. 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Ray IV Clyde Williams. GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Wayne Ch. — John Dean. Ch, Or. Donald Harris, ROTARY Tost — Ch. Thomas. Sergeant at Arms — INTERNATIONAL Russell Moore. Four-Woy son, Frederick Weeks. Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy HILBERT, d. Dr. John Rick. Regular—First Thursday each Month, FREDERICK Poyne, Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Kenneth Olmsted, Otis Barnes, Comb. John Jackson, Warner c. VonAiten. Boord of Directors Meetings SECRETARY b. Membership — Ch. Jim Me- Sobier, and Torg Skabo. GENERAL Wise, Employer, Employee Relations Eisenhut, William Milnes. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. a. Treoiuror Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McXnight, Way, Chester Allemior. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Program ROTARY d. Woodward, Carl VInton. Pr.iid.nt President lntarnaiior>al Student Projects— February — 1957 Goodholm. Ernie luse, Theo. Sowers. OFFICERS BY e. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1956-57. If you wont to change dotes with another member, odviso the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Progrom Choirmon - Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Addree* end Ralorv Ann Chester Allomier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. _]036-M Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf. — Ruth 928 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 371 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Mortha Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bornlce ...„....66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Or. — Esther 1493 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. 1466 Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grond St. — Dorothy Berr^ard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo NAME Addroe* ond Rotary Ann Phono No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 10F32 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise 229-W 1374 643-J Torg SVobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Gust C. Burandt, 173 Foirfleld Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R 1039 Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon £. Byron Thomos. 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf. — Helen 444 Webster Treat. 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Duane E. Davidson, 145 Folrfield Dr. — Ellen Jo William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1151-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grond St. — Margaret.. 1041 Seton C. Bovee. 171 Grond St. — Clara 1212 162-W Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Daugherty St. — Laura Frank L. McConkey, 95 S. Monroe Sf... 75 332-J Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwaler State Home — Corol-1400 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen 1045 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Roymond G. Mulehohey, Box 143 — Liio 1344 1400 Lester H. Eisenhut. R. R. No. 3 — Dora..... 74F5 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. — Ella Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St. - Edna Axner Olson, 336 Grond Sf. — Retha 1450 ...23 1208-J Mourice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshoil St. — Lorrolne Lewis Pennlngton, 62 Division St. — GotheL- 915 937 778-R Phil Ribble, SS'/j Morse St.. n61-J Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Charles Sehmitt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 568 589-W John T. Dean, 420 Grond St. — Valerie 1261 John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 1415 Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Honchett St. — Charlotte Charles H. Fiske, R. R, No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore 1105 24F2 .-...533-R Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy ..1399 1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chieogo St. — Hormlono.._J35-W Edward C, Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1343 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr. — Aileen 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth M3 Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hildo Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn ^F5 84 446 1197 661 618 „624-W 101 1354 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Warner B. VanAken, R. R, No. 2 — Gladys Jomes H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Roth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 - Delia John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Cretehen Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St. - Dorothy -.80F2 24 39 10F5 775-W 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrico 1143 __552 Clyde WNMoms, R. R. No. 1 - Wilmo 54F3 Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LoMolne _._.-63F12 Lester r. VYise, R. R. No. 6 — Celia 15MM Charles L. Woodword, 163 Marshall St 1271 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cr. — Ruth—.-1220-J 790-J 33F22 Lestlie H. Woodward, Coldwaler Lake — Polly 43F22 The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & K. 'ow •s Rotary REFLECTOR b . 1-0, "i 1956 / I n FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 7, 19^6 Bulletin NOo 6 Bill. Donkin^s color pictures and comments on his recent trip to Hawaii are a first class metropolitan Detroit district, can make that claim". substitute for the actual expeilence of visiting Hulaland^ as local Rotarians discovered at this week's meeting. The program^ which was secured by Ray Fox, is to be continued at Tch, Tch, and Marshall is so close to Coldwater, Union City, Bronson and Quincy, tool •jf * in at this week's meeting. They were§ Dale Ulery of Goshen, Ind.| Four Coldwater members made up at Angola recently, the quartet being Jim Van Why, Harold Goodholra, Otis Barnes and Gust "Burang". Honest, Gust, that's the way the Angolan in Tom Weaver, Dayton, O.j Wendell terpreted your signat;ire» next Tuesd^'s session. Eight visiting Rotarians checked Hathaway, Howard Thompson and Russell Ifegargle, Bronsoni John Maney, Van Wert, 0.| and Vick Lockhartn Montpelier, 0. Ken Putnam had his father, William Putnam of Lansing, as his guest. Jack Duncan of Detroit was Howa?:d Teeter's guest, while Roy Harris and Cliffor-d Quinting, both of Coldwater, were guests of Ray Mulchahey and Wayne Way, respectively. The « « Went out to the fairground to take a gander at the club's new concession stand now in process of construction# The site coLildn't be better—being within easy spitting distance of the main gate of the amphitheatre, and right in the middle of the heavy Fair traffic flow. If the club can only round up some capable help, it should really be in business come Fair week. absentee list included the names of Curry, Fiske, Hurley, Komstein, Munn, Olmsted, Schwengel and Doiig Woodward. Seven signed up to leave early. « * Don't forget the Red Cross Blood Clinic scheduled for Monday, August 20, at the Elks Temple. Make your appoint ment now and avoid the rush. « Mrs# Roy Mooi or Mrs. John Hardy will be happy to hear from you. « Jess Waldron, chairman for,. August 21, announced that the club will travel out to the fairgrounds that day for its weekly luncheon. As. in past years, the club will play host to county li«H members. Each « * * ' ' Two Rotarians are a year older this month, Ernest Luce and Jim McOomb having August birthdays® Rotarian will pay for his own lunch and that of a h^Her, so don't forget to bring along three bucks. The site will be the Goldwater-Girard Grange THOUGHT FOR TODAYs booth. * The number now is h6 Just how- did we get in this fix? * Next week we'll write The Marshall Rotaiy Fountain If you can dig this crazy jive. reports that Homer is considering a Rotary club with Litchfield as spon sor. That would make four. Rotary clubs in Calhoun County and the Fountain declares "We doubt that ai^ other county in, Michigan, outside the Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON *— Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. 5TURGIS - Elks Temple ANGOLA — Collogo Cafeteria - Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern ~ Monday 12:15 M. Monday 12:00 M. , �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS I WISE Ernie Luso, Thee. Sowers. Russell Moore. Four-Way Tost — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. Corl Pr.jidant CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Woodword, Vinton. Davidson, Seton Hurley. Program Gus DIRECTORS—The Pr.iident, Vie. President, and Howord Harv.y Bent, Teeter, Richord tfiringer, Maurice Payne, Williom Bobier, and Torg Skobo. — Bovee, Paul Ch. Lester Ill — Ch. Jim Special—At the coll of tho President Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. DiSTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchehey. INTERNATIONAL GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy GENERAL SECRETARY Sergeant at Arms — GEORGE R. MEANS. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS II GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT. ROTARY Scholarships — Ch. Axnsr OI»- son, Frederick Weeks. Ch. — John Dean. Ralph Toupalik May — 1957 7—Warner VonAken 3D—Ernest Luie 14—James VonWhy November — 1956 21-Carl Vinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way 6—Roymond G. Mulehohey June - 1957 Allemier 4-Fred Weeks II—Ladies' Night—Albert Faller 4—Classiffeolion—Mark Kenneth 18—Otis Children— Andrews Olmsted 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July — 1957 Barnes 2—Competitor Ralatlont— January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Raymond Trebilcock, 22—Gust C. Surondt Charles Fiske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore Webster Treol. 29—Horold Goodholm 30—Erich Schwengel International — Ch. A. McKeith 30—Community Sofety— 23—Lodies' Night—Jim McComb 11—Crippled Service Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Buyer, Seller Relations Hill December — 1956 Boys' and Girls' Week — International Contacts — Wilford CoulMord, Lewis Pennington. Horrle 9—Harold 27—Chester Chairmon — Howord Teeter. Servic. 2—Donald M. 9—Bernard Loney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers 20—Douglas Woodward Thomas. Intenrational Pearce 13—Clyde Williams Student Guest — Ch. Byron Shorno. Woyland, Mlchigon Eisenhut I^Rotorion—Horry Joseph Douglas Woodward, James Chairman — Williom Bobier INTERNATIONAL HILBERT, Vocational Fox. Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith, IV Ch. Or. Donald Harris, Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK — 5—Student Guest—Byron Tbemos 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rico April - 1957 2—Children's Party— October — 1956 ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnam, Information 4—John Estweller 11—Trade Assoc.—Lester K. Dr. B. Pearce, Worren Williomt, Ray VanWhy. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed Public Ralph September — 19S6 Rurol-Urban — Ch. Rick. 12:15 P. M. Relations— Kenneth Olmslod, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor Keith Avery. Chester Curry. March - 1957 12—Rural-Urban—Keith Fox Folr-R. G. Waldron Dr. 18—Stog Night—John Dean Magazine — Ch. Harry Joseph, 12—Robert 8. Kerr IP-Bill Milnes 26—Horold Munn Wilford Couillard. Toupalik, Robert Kerr. Music — Ch. Maurice Payne, Regular—Firit Thursday each Month, Safety—Ch. Kornstein Crippled Children — Ch. Me- VanAken. Dr. John Vinco Community Service Community Wise, Comb, John Jackson, Warner Beard of Direetert Meatins* 7—Employer, Employee Relations 28—Buyer-Suller Chairman — Harvey Bent Burandt. Membership August — 1956 21—4-H Eisenhut. William Milnes. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Faller, John Etsweiler. Treajur.r 1956 . 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duone Seer.tary Asit. Seer.tary Internotietfo! Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary information—Ed HoltZ McKnighl. Goodholm. Employer, Employee Relations Ch. Vincent Kornstein, Classification — Ch. Mork An drews, Vice Preiident JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Club Servie. Chairmon—Richord Biringer Attendance — Ch. Alfred Rice, BY ELECTION c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles Fisk, Harold COMMIHEES MICH. 1956 . 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER OF Information 15—International Info— R. A. Trebilcock — The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you wont to change doles with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hovlng special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to osslst with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Choirmon — Telephone 380 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. _1036-M NAME Address and Rotary Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Morion 928 371 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wiima Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernico 66FI4 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean 1151-R William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1041 Seten C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Cloro 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogena.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary Duone E. Davidson, 145 Foirfield Or. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen.. John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. — Volerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Doro ..713-R John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 162-W 1045 1261 74F5 1415 Albert F. Foliar, 95 N. Honehefl St. — Charlotte 1105 Charles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 24F2 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Ponsy Horold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermiono Edward C, Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr. — Aileen 1399 1243 235-W 1343 1437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 8M Robert B. Kerr, 15 Pcekham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bcrncrd M. Loney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea Ernest W. Phone No. .1466 10F32 229-W ..„_1374 ..643-J Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Louro Fronk I. McConkcy, 95 S. Monroe St.__ 75 332-J ...1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwater State Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cernwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulehohey, Box 148 — Lila 1344 1400 E. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 14W Dr. K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edno Ax.nor Olson. 336 Grand St. — Retha 23 1208-J NAME Address and Rotary Ann Torg Skobo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 1354 503-M E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia Ralph Toupalik, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eileen.... Frederick VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Glodys James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia John H. Wolker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretchen Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St, - Dorothy 24 39 iOF5 775-W 1095 937 778-R Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilmo 790-J Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Calia Phil Ribblo, 35'/j Morse St. 1161-J Chorlos L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... 1271 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 33P22 Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 1220-J Kenneth M. Putnom, II E. Chicogo St. — Eleanor Dr. John Rick. 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy Choflex Schmitt, 18 E. Aldan St. — Barget..... 915 568 .589-W Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Warren Williams, Batavia, Mich. — LaMoIne™ TUESDAY HOTEL WELCOME 552 54F3 63F12 .15^M Lestlle H. Woodward, Coldwater Lake — Polly..-..43F22 See. 34.66 P t «, P [ COLDWATER, MICHIGAN ALWAYS 1143 80F2 Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Morshall St. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gafhel ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ROTARIANS 624-W 101 46FS by 1 2: 1 5 p.m,, ARLINGTON 6^-M ....661 618 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, VISITING ..... Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice 0. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred FREDERICK COLDWATER, ..446 .1197 Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: 84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann.. Oonold V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louise Jihe COLDWATER Published Phono No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy UICH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 31^ 19^6 Bulletin NOo 5 The club members will take a trip to Hawaii next Tuesday. Ray Fox^ who were absent, is program chairman^ informs us that Bill Donkin, who traveled Wakiki~ward earlier this year, will be on hand to exhibit color pictures of his trip. the one o'clock stampede. « « live signed the early leaver list but more than that joined Every Rotarian should vote next Tuesday. Your ballot is important. * Gov. Williams was elected in 1950 After hearing Tuesday*s impromptu program by members of the Purdue aren*s glee club, most Rotarians felt the group might fit into the Rotaiy Min strels of 1957 • Coldwater may have the singingest Rotary Club in the by a margin of l,l5ii votes. This margin represented ^bout one "ote for every three election precincts. Many other elections in our history have been won by even closer margins. Vote for whomever you like—but VOTEi world, but Purdue certainly has the singingest Rotary-sponsored club WB*ve heard. great I The boys were simply NEWS FLASH—Winnie's backi Another pleasant program surprise was Tuesday's talk by young John Van Aken.v. former Coldwater attorney now with a Chicago firm dealing with labor-management prob lems. John's talk traced the labor movement and carried a sharp warning of dangers ahead imless corrective legislation is Introduced and enacted. In passing we'd like to cite Vince Kornstein, program chairman, for a wonderful program. Vines, we under stand, received another citation in passixig the other day. The Rotarian guest list Tuesday included s Bud Higbie, Leo T5hite and Bob Stocker, Bronsoni Charles Lugbill, Archbold, 0.| C. D. McKenzie and Elmer Dobson, Quincyi Charles Lemons, Blytheville, Ark.; A1 Stewart, John W. Farley and B. G. McGuire, Lafayette, Ind.; J. B. Washbum, Union City; . John ELwell and Harold Howard,. ' Hamilton, 0. Joe Smeekens, Coldwater, was John Jackson's guest, and « « ^ Thursday's regular board meeting was devoted largely to plans for the forthcoming i;-H Fair. were selected to Coimnittees assist the various Chairman announced Tuesday by General Chairman D^e Dean. president Fritz informs us that the foundations of the club's new concession stand at the fairground will have been poured before this bulletin reaches you. The booth it self is expected to be ready in ample .time for the 195^ Fair. On August 21st the club, following its custom of previous years, will be host to ii-H members at a luncheon on the fairgrounds. Jess Waldron, chairman for that day, is working out' the details. We wonder which Rotary-Ann will be Lercy Witt, BrooWville, 0., was guest the first to contribute to this sheet. of Karl Buierbaun, a Rotarian of the Remember gals, this is a family pub same city. lication. Allemier, Aveiy, Barnes, Curry, •Fiske, McComb, Mulchahey, Patterson, Pearoe, Rick, Schmitt and Waldron # * THOUGHT FOR TODAYs Now, we're down to ii? ' Gee, ^ wish- it wuz -11 Seton &. Duke You Will Alwoys Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STUR61S — Elks Temple t- Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. {C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF I MICH. ELECTION Club Service Employer, Employee Relations Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Rica, Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowers. Ch. Vincent Kornstein, 1956 • 1957 Cari President LESTER WISE Vice President JOHN KENNEDY FRED WEEKS Secretary Asst. Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Charles Woodward, Vinton. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Seton Hurley. DIRECTORS—Th. Pr.sident. Vic. President, and Howard Teeter, Richord Biringer, Bent, Maurice Payne, Safety—Ch. 30—Community Safety- Dr. October - 1956 Rural-Urban - Ch. Dr. B. K. 16—Rotarian—Harry Joseph Pox. Youth — Ch. Milford McKelth, 23—Lodies' Night—Jim McComb 30—Ernest Dougtos Woodward, James VonWhy. John Rick. Thomos. PRESIDENT Mulchohey. Ch, Harold Munn, Roymond INTERNATIONAL Sergeant at Arms — Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, ROTARY Cl)^c Williams. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS II ROTARY FREDERICK INTERNATIONAL HIL8ERT, Voeotionol 4—Classification—Mork Andrews Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes Shorno. Buyer, Seller International Relations — Ch. Information Ch. Raymond Trebileoek, Wriferd Couillard, Lewis Pennlnglon. 15—International info— R. A. Trebileoek — 22—Gust C. Webster Treat. 18—Charles Woodword 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Competitor Relations- January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Horold Hill, Or. Donald Choirmon — William Bobier Wayland, Michigan 11—Crippled Children- Servica Internotienoi Conloets — Service 11—Lodies' Night—Albert Follef December — 1956 Chairman — Howard Teeter. INTERNATIONAL June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 27—Chester Allemier Ch. — John Dean. International Vinton 28-4-Way Test-Wayne Way Boys' end Girls' Week — IV VanAken — 1956 20—Douglas Woodward Student Guest — Ch. Byron — 7—Warner I^James VanWhy 21—Carl 6—Raymond G. Mutehahoy 13-Clyde Williams son, Freaerick Weeks. Moy — 1957 Luse November Public Information Ralph Toupalik 2—Donold Harris 9-Harold Hill Pearce, Warren Williams. Ray Payrse, Mogotine — Ch. Horry Joseph, GOVERNOR 2I9th DISTRICT, M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Laney 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY 2—Children's Forty— Eisenhut 15—Stag Night—John Deon Dr. Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- GENERAL Assoc.—Lester Keith Avery. Rotary Informotlon — Ch. Ed ward Holts, Kenneth Putnom, Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. ROTARY 4—John Estweller 11—Trade Children — Ch. April - 1957 September — 1956 Ralph Kenneth Olmited, Otis Bornes, 25—District Governor Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. GIAN PAOLE LANG, leghorn, Itoly Relations— Peoree 19—lewis Pennlnglon 26—Attendance—C. Alfred Rico Crippled VonAken. Special—At th* call of the President 1957 12—Rurol-Urbon—Keith Wllford Couillard. Toupallk, Robert Kerr. V^se, Comb. John Jockson, Womer 12:15 P. M. Kornstein Gus Burandt. Wiliiam '^Regular—First Thursday each Month, Vinco Chairman — Horvey Bent Lester March — 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomas Cemmunity Service Cemmunity 12-Robert B. Kerr 19-Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Bobier, and Tors Skobo. Board of Directors Meeting* August — 1956 28—Buyer-Selier Ill Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Follor, John Etsweiler. Treasurer Moore. Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4.H Foir-R. G. Waldron Eisenhut, William Milnes. Bovee, Poul Program — Ch. Horvey Russell 19S6 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Pour-Woy Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemier. Closslficolion — Ch. Mark An International Student Proleets— Febrwory — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold 5—Rotary information—Ed Holtz McKnight. Chairman—Richard Birlnger drews, FRITZ VAN AKEN c. Compolitor Relations — Ch. Charles FIsk, Harold Goodhoim.' . COMMIHEES Burandt 29—Harold Goodhoim Charles FIske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above Is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such es Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Talephort* 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Foy Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porions Ct. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion Phone No. 1036-M __-928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlee..... 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 31 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richord F. Birlnger, 53 N. Hudson St. — Joan Williom W. Bobier, 260 Grand St. — Morgaret 1151-R 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Horry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilma 10F32 Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peekhom St. — Martha .-229-W Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea .....643-J Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Ernest W. 1374 Lose — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Lauro Fronk L. McConkey, 95 5. Monroe St Gust C, Burandt, 178 Falrfiold Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wllford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmegene.834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lone — Mary 713-R Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen Ouane E. Oovidson, 145 Falrfiold Dr. — Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 420 Grond St. — Valerie Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St. — Chorlotte 162-W 1045 1251 74f5 1413 1105 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Court — Gladys Raymond G. Mulchahey, Box 148 — Lilo Charles H. fiske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 24F2 533-R Donald M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 — 332-J 1039 150 Grond St. — Morguerite E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella 1450 Dr. K. L. Olmited, 70 Marshall St. — Edno 23 Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Retho __.,_1208-J 937 778-R Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hermlone.-.J235-W Phil Ribble, 35V2 Morse St. 1161-J Poul Hurley, 163 Foifrield Dr. — Alieen _.i437 John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Roth 803 C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn 33F22 Or. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Nancy 368 Charles Schmitf, 18 E. Alden St. — 3«rget ..-539-V/ 1343 Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Eleanor 790-J 80F2 39 10F3 by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME -.24 John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Grekhen—775-W SVayne W. Way, 3S Hull St. - Dorothy 1093 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beatrice—— Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 - Wilmo Warren Williams, Botavia, Mich. — LoMolne Lester F. V/ise, R. R. No. 6 — Cello Charles L. Woodward, 163 Marshall St... Douglas P. Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth lesliie H. Woodword, Coldwoter Lake — Polly-- 552 54F3 63F12 .15MM 1271 1220-J 43F22 See. 34,66,„f,. L & R. WEEKS QUALITY SPRITh'G PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH. Published 1143 Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chicago St. — Alice •Russell G. Waldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delia James H. VanWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth.. rl.yti/nVA •/ H. 503-M Warner 8. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys i? AU5 3 <4 FRSDSRICK 1354 Raymond A. Trebileoek, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann Jbe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR .101 209 1344 1400 46F5 915 Edword C. Hoitz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Rolph Toupalik, 335 E, Chicago St. — Eileen .Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mary Ann Dr. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall St. — Lorraine—. Lewis Pennlnglon, 62 Division St. — Gathel 1399 Phone No. Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice D. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Eugene H. Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore Addret* and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy 84 Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann 446 Donald V. Shorno, 109 E, Pearl St. — Louise... -.1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie 653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen 661 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marion -—618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginia 624-W 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwoter State Home — Carol.1400 Williom A. Milnes, NAME INC. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Biilietin Ko«> it July Club members learned Tuesday that being a captain of industry is a cinch if you have the .-.tght banking connec tions • Russ Mooie had the progr^ and Noel Shedd presented a color film on ^bankingo Kidding aside p the half-hour movie made a lot of uS:realiz0p periiaps for the firr/t times just how many ways a ccimmmity is served by its financial institutions® i Only eight members^, Cu^ryp Qoodholm, Komsteinp Monnj Pattersons Ricks Vintoh and Waldron itere absent® The Rotarian guest list Tuesday included 11. namesi G® D® McKenziep Quincyi Charlie Hilton and George carpenters Br^nsoni Dale Uleryp Goshenp Ind®|, Allen Stevensp "White Plfiinsp N®Y®| Charles Iwgbills Archbolds 0®| Harol.d Howard^ Hamilton, 0® j Robert-Beesons Hagerstownp Ind.§ Kowaicri Bgglestonp Toledop 0©| Ray Hoyers Soutii Bend, lnd®| and Pat Shswp Mountaineers W® ' Va® if « Membei's were happy to see Les Wood ward back at Tuesday's meeting after a long absence® secre tary of a state study oomndssion on Michigan Indian problems-, Howi « Vince Komstein will be chairman of next week's progranip which will deal with labor relations® We haven't been able to leam the exact nature of his program as he has been away for a week™probably resting up for the ordeal® •if « « Les Wise has just returned from a vacation trip to Iowa where the family visited Celia's relatives and Les inspected the fields to see if the "tall com" was growing tall® -if We note from the Michigan Center Rotary publication that Harold Goodholm made up a meeting there last week® ^ -if « Work on the club's new ii=H Fair booth is scheduled to start any day now® Dale Dean will be in charge of the Fair Week work schedule this year® * ■* President Fritz •* recommends that the various committee chairmen beg-in working on their District Governor's This weeks howeve.rp Ray was • named by ■if be appreciated(?)® reports• We always considered the name Milchahey strictly County Cork® Governor Williams as executive friends have suggested "Dean's Ravine" or "Valerie's Valley^" but John has vetoed both® Other suggestions will Nine signed the eaviy leaver list and nine left early® Howeverp one.who left didnH sign while one who.did sign re mained for the program. « area certain of his 19^6 District Governor Fred Hilbert will visit our club later in September so the reports should be in by September Ist® Nuff said® * -if « Thought for Todays Jol:in .Deanp we understand^ is having an address problem® It seems The number now is itSp that he can't think of a suitable name for the new screet which has been Helpp we feapp will come too late® cut. through to the new home he is building® Due to the topography of Duke and Seton You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION - Porker inn - Thursdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple >• Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF 1 MICH. Club Service ELECTION Chairman—Richard Biringer a. Attendonce — Ch. Alfred Ric, b. Classlficotion — Ch. Mark An drews, Charles Woodward, Carl Vinton. 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Prejident Vice Preiident c. JOHN KENNEDY Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Seten Hurley. Secretory FRED WEEKS Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMin Treasurer Bevee, Paul d. Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, e. Program Albert Faller, John Etsweller. — Ch. Lester International Student Projects— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengel, Harold McKnighl. Coedhelm. Ernie Luse, Theo. Sowen. OFFICERS BY c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Charles. Fisk, Harold COMMITTEES Wise, Employer, Employee Relotlons 1956 - 1957 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ch. Vincent Kornsteln, Russell Moore. Four-Way Tost — Ch. August — 1956 Wayne B. Kerr 19—Bill Milnes 26—Harold Munn March — 1957 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thoiiicu Way, Chester Allemier. Vince Kornstain Trade Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21—4-H Fair-R. C. Waldron Eisenhut. William Mllnes. 28—Buyer-Seller Relations— 12—Rurol-Urbart—Keith Pearee 19—Lewis Pennington 2^Attendance—C. Alfred April - 1957 2—Children's Party— September — 1956 Ralph 4—John Estweilar Toupalik, Robert Karr. 11—Trade 13—Stag Night—John Dean Eisenhut M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Loney Gus Burandt. DIRECTORS—Th. President, Vic. President, end Howard Teeter, Richard BIringar, f. Membership — Ch. Jim Mc- Kenneth Olmstad, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sowers Keith Avery. October — 1956 30—Community Safety- Bobier, ond Torg Skabo. VanAken. Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. B. K. 2—Donald Harris 9-Harold Hill 30—Ernest Lute Bent, Maurice Payne, Comb, Jonn Jackson, Werner William Board of Direetars Meeting. g. Music — Ch. Maurice Chester Curry. h. MagozIr>« — Ch. Harry Joseph, Dr. John Rick. Regular—First TTiurtday each Month, i 12:15 P. M. Rotary Information — Ch. Ed ward Holtz, Kenneth Putnom, Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 319 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond INTERNATIONAL Mulchahey. GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Ifoly GENERAL Bob Shaw, Russell Waldron. j. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY k. ROTARY ROTARY VonWhy. 21—Carl November — 1956 Student Guest — Ch. Byron Boys' ond Girls' Week — 11—Crippled Chlldran— Ch. Dr. Donald Harris, Chairman — Howard Teeter. Voeationol Service International Service Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes Internotionol Contacts — Buyer, Seller Relations — Ch. Wllford Coulllard, Lewis International Information Pennington. Webster Treat. Ch. Raymond Trebileoek, 13—Internotionol Info— R. A. Trebflcock 22—Gust C. Burandt 29—Harold Goodholns — 4—Fred Weeks 11-Lodics' Night—Albert Faller Andrews 18—Charles Woodward 25—Chester Curry July - 1957 2—Gompetltor Relations- January — 1957 8—Keith Avery Ch. Harold Hill, Dr. Donald Shorrw. Michigan December — 1956 4—Classification—AAark VanAken Vinton June - 1957 27—Chester Allemier Thomas. 7—Warner 1A—James VanWhy 28—4-Woy Test—Wayne Woy Scholarships — Ch. Axner Ols- 6—Raymond G. Mulchahey son, Frederick Weeks. 13-Clyde Williams 20—Douglas Woodward Choirmon — Williom Bobier a. INTERNATIONAL HUBERT, Wayland, Moy - 1957 Douglas Woodward, James Clyde Williams. II Ralph Toupalik Fox. 16—Rotorion—Horry Joseph Youth — Ch. Mllford McKeith, 23—Ladies' Night—Jim McComb IV GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219th DISTRia, Pearee, Warren Williams, Ray Ch. — John Dean. Sergeant ot Arms — INTERNATIONAL FREDERICK Payrte, Dr. Assoc.—Lester Crippled Children — Ch. Harvey Rice Witford Coulllard. Hi Community Service Chairman — Horvey Bent Community Safety—Ch. 5—Rotary Information—Ed Holtx 12—Robert Charles FIska 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jockson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengel The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-57. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Program Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Phone No. __1036-M Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct. — Ruth 928 Keith T. Avery, 13 Church St. — Morion 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Bernlce 66F14 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jean William W. Bobier, 280 Grand St. — Margaret 1493 1151-R 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grand St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St. — tmogene_834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lane — Mary 713-R Duane E. Davidson, 145 Folrfieid Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. — Valerie _-1045 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora 74F5 John W. Efsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lueillo-.. Albert F. Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St. — Charlotte Charles H. FIske, R. R. No. 6 — Ruth Ray Fox, 74 Bolfour Dr. — Doris 1415 1105 24F2 533-R Eugene H, Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lonore 1399 Donold M. Harris, 25 N. Fremont St. — Pansy 1243 Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago St. — Hormione... J35-W Edward C. Holtz, 208 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn Paul Hurley. 1^ Fairfield Dr. — Alleen John T. Jockson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth NAME Address and Rotory Ann Harry Joseph, 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wiimo Robert B. Kerr, 15 Peekham St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rheo Phone No. 1466 10F32 ,-229-W 1374 643-J Ernest W. Luio — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 Jomes F. McComb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf. — Helen 444 Frank L. McCortkey, 95 S. Monroe Sf 1039 Harold J. McKnlght, Coldwater Stole Home — Carol-1400 William A. Milr»os, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulehohey, Box 148 — Lila 1400 £. Harold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Pearl St. — Ella ..1450 Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl Sf. — Edno Axner Olson, 336 Grand St. — Refho 23 1208-J Roy C. Patterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hlldo Maurice 0. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred Dr. B. K. Pearee, 350 MorshoU Sf. — Lorraine Lewis Pennington, 62 Division Sf. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnom, 11 E. Chieogo St. — Eleanor Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St. — Ann Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Peorl St. — Louise 33F22 803 Charles Schmilt, 18 E. Alden St. — Berget 589-W 568 COLDWATER, TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suzanne 1354 Raymond A. Trebileoek, 137 N. Clay St. — Ann 503-M Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys James H. VanWhy, IW W. Pearl Sf. — Ruth... 80F2 24 f.-ederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann Car! F. Vinton, 1S2 E. Chicago St. — Alice 1143 39 Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 — Delio 10F5 John H. Walker, 33 Daugherty St. — Gretehan.—775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy —1095 Charles L. Woodward, 163 Morshall St. 552 54F3 63F12 —1554M 1271 See. 34.66, P. I. A R. FREDERICK MICHIGAN 624-W Ralph Toupollk, 335 E. Chicago St. — Eilaon H. WEEKS QU.^LITY SPRIs'JG PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Virginlo... /l^rirvA Meeting Time: 661 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marlon.. Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen Douglas P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf. — Ruth 1220-J Lestlie H. Woedword, Coldwater Lake — Polly.-..-43F22 1161-J C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No, 1, Union City — Evelyn b/ 84 .-446 1197 Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chieogo St. — Nellie JTbe COLDWATER Published Piwne No. Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Clay St. — Beatrice Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wllma ... Warren Willioms, Balavia, Mich. — LaMolna Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 - Celio Phil Ribble, 35Vi Morse St. Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr. — Noncy Addrass and Rotary Ann Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Nancy— 46FS 915 937 778-R 790-J 1343 _1437 NAME RICH. �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. sJuly 17, 19^6 Bulletin No* 3 Les Eisenhut gave his fellow Rotarians some food for thought Tuesday in a talk dealing with the subject of juvenile delinquency* Quoting FBI statistics to prove that crime among juveniles is on the increase, Les proceeded to give the Rotarians his opinions on the has purchased a summer place at Lake Jamesj Lewis H* Van Arsdale, Cleveland, O.5 Alan B. Stevens, White Plains, N»X.| Joe Wibel and Ted Zimmerman, Quincyi Howard Eggleson, Toledo, 0* Other guests were Walter Nichols of Blanchester, 0*, and Ike Boucet of Toledo* subject, based on 22 years of police service in Ft. Wayne, Ind. Les believes that most delin quency stems from homes broken by either death or divorce, or from doting parents who strive to shield their young from the hard knocks that build The ward* Seven signed the early leaver list and only lii took off. character* fact that several Rotarians urtio heard Les give the same speech recently at Quincy remained to hear it a second time, seems to confirm our opinion that it was a dam good talk* * * ■it ih The new Rotary fair stand will built Tfrtiere the ferris wheel The club extends its sympathy to Howard and Marian Teeter upon the death of the latter's mother, M. Belle Warner* ^ ^ Please note the new color and format for this year's Reflector. A complete roster of Rotarians and Rotary-Anns, plus addresses and phone numbers, is a new feature* stood last year, it was armounced by Chairman, Jim McComb, at Tuesday's meeting. The building will be of modern "architector", according to Chairman" Jim. Round and round we go* -ft Next Tuesday's program, which is in charge of Russ Moore, will deal with banking. It will feature a film to be shown, we understand, by Noel Shedd* « The members got two surprises Tuesday. The first was a switch of the meeting place from the Ranch Room to the main dining room for a very strong reason* The second was the appearance of Clara Bovee, for mer club accompanist, at the organ in the place of Winnie, who is on a trip to Colorado. be Absent Tuesday were Barnes, Burandt, Fox, Korastein, Laney, Moore, Mulchahey, Munn, Schmitt, Shomo, Teeter, Thomas, Van Why, Vinton, Way, Wise and Doug Wood * Dale Sellers, new president of Detroit Rotary Club, was a guest here Tuesday. He was introduced by fellow banker, Noel Shedd* Other Rotarian guests included: Robert Jacoby, Blanchester, 0.5 Glen Barnett and Brace Wilbur^ Bronson; Thomas Shaw, Mountainau, N.M.j Martin Lingler, Hami'Itpn, Ohio,, who ^ Twenty-three Rotarians and Rotary-Anns attended a Rotary In- . formation meeting for new members at the hotel Monday evening. Ernie Luse planned the session and Past Presidents Torg Skabo, Chuck Woodward and Bob Shaw gave talks explaining the history, organ ization and aims of Rotary* Refresh ments were consumed at the close the evening* it * Thought For Tod^: The number left is li9. Oh, for zero how we pine I You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Poit Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. of �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF Club Service MICH. Goedholm. Choirmon—Richord BIrlnger Attendance — Ch, Alfred Rice, Ernie luse, Theo. Sowers. OFFICERS BY ELECTION Classification — Ch. Mark An drews, 1956 - 1957 FRITZ VAN AKEN LESTER WISE Pr.iident Vtco President JOHN KENNEDY Secretory FRED WEEKS - Carl Woodward, Vinton. Club Bulletin — Co. Ch. Duane Davidson, Selon Bovee, Paul Hurley. Asst. Secretory CHARLES SCHMJTT Charles Program — Ch. Gut DIRECTOR5-The President, Vic. President, ond Howard Teeter, Richard BIringer, Harvey Bent, Maurice Bobier, and Torg Skabo. Payne, Buraodt. Rotary Public Information — Ch. Harold Munn, Raymond Mulchohey. Crippled GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 11 Vocational Choirmon — William Children — Ch. Buyer, Seller Estweiler Assoc.—Lester Eisenhut 18—Stog Night—John Dean K. Poarco 19—Lewis Pennington 26—Attcndonco—C. Alfred Rico 9~Harold Douglas Woedword, Jomes Scholarships — Ch. Axner Olsson, Frederick Weeks. Hill May — 1957 November — 1956 June - 1957 4—Fred Weeks 11—Ladies' Night—Albert Follor December — 1956 4—Clossifieation—Mark Andrew* 11—Crippled Children— Kenneth Olmsted 18—Otis Barnes Information — Webster Treat. July - 1957 Chorles 15—International Info— R. A. Trebilcock 22—Gust C. Burondt 29—Harold Geodholm Ch. Roymond Trebilcock, 18—Chorlos Woodword 25—Chester Curry 2—Competitor Relotions— Jonuery — 1957 8—Keith Avery Shorno. Vinton 28-4-Way Teif-Woyne Wof 6—Raymond G. Mulehahey 27—Chester Allamier — Howard Teeter. VonAken 14—James VonWhy 21—Corl 13—Clyde Williams Service 7—Womer 30—Ernest Luse 20—Douglas Woodword Student Guest — Ch. Byron Thomas. M. A. McKeith 9—Bernard Loney 30—Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik 2—Donald Horrit 16—Rotorian—Harry Joseph International 12—Rurol-Urban—Keith 16—John Rick 23—Ted Sower* Youth — Ch. Milford McKeith. 23—Ladies' Night-Jim McComb internalionol 19-Blil Milnes 26—Harold Munn April - 1957 2—Children's Party— October — 1956 B. Ch. Horold HIM. Or. Do.nold Relations — Ch. Wilford Couiilord, Lewis Pennington. Woylond, Michigan Dr. international Contacts — Bobier 4—John 11—Trode Fox. Chairman Servico Relations— Kenneth Olmited, Otis Barnes, 25—District Governor IV Clyde Williams. INTERNATIONAL Toupolik, Robert Kerr. Ch. — John Dean. Ch, Dr. Donald Harris, ROTARY Kornstoin September — 1956 Ralph Boys' and Girls' Week — SergeonI at Arms — INTERNATIONAL HILBERT, information — Ch. Ed- Bob Show, Russell Waldron. GOVERNOR 2)9th DISTRICT, Safety—Ch. HoItZ Kerr Wilford Couillard. VonWhy. word Holtx, Kenneth Putnam, GIAN PAOLE LANG, Leghorn, Italy ROTARY Poyne, Dr. John Rick. Special—At the coil of the President FREDERICK Maurice Vines Community Service Community B. August — 1956 March - 1957 7—Employer, Employee Relations 5—Student Guest—Byron Thomoe 28—Buyer-Seller Ill Pearee, Warren Williams, Ray Ch. 1956 • 1957 ROTARY PROGRJLMS Trode Association — Ch. Lester 14—Roy Fox 21-4-K Foir-R. G. Woldron Eisenhut, Williom Milnes. Rural-Urban — Ch. Dr. Magaxine — Ch. Harry Joseph, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Woy Test — Ch. Wayne Way, Chester Allemler. VanAken. William 12:15 P. M. Ch. Vincent Xornsteln, Russell Moore. Keith Avery. Chester Curry. SECRETARY Wise, Comb, John Jackson, Warner - _ - Beard ef Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday each Month, Employer, Employee Relations Membership — Ch. Jim McMusic — GENERAL Letter Internationol Student Prejeels— February — 1957 Ch. Erich Schwengcl, Horold 5—Rotary Informotioit—Ed McKnight. 12-RobeH Choirmon — Harvey Bent Fellowship — Ch. John Walker, Albert Foller, John Etsweiler. Treasurer c. Competitor Relations — Ch. Chorlfti F!sk, Harold COMMIHEES FIske 9—Don Shorno 16—John Jackson 23—Russell Moore 30—Erich Schwengcl The above is our program schedule for the year 1956-57. tf you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. LESTER WISE, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 580 ROTARY ROSTER - JUNE 30, 1956 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester Allemier, R. R. No. 5 — Fay Mork 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl. — Ruth Keith T. Avery, 18 Church St. — Morion 1036-M 928 371 Otis O. Barnes, R. R. No. 3 — Berniee 66F14 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr. — Esther 1493 Richard F. Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St. — Jeon William W. Bobier, 280 Grand SI. — Margaret 1151-R 1041 Seton C. Bovee, 171 Grond St. — Clara 1212 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Foirfleid Dr. — Josephine 452-R Wilford C. Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St. — lmogene-834-W Chester H. Curry, 45 Maple Lano — Mory 713-R Duanc E. Davidson, 145 Foirfiaid Dr. — Ellen Jo 162-W Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St. — Colleen John T. Deon, 420 Grand St. - Volerle- 1045 1261 Lester H. Eisenhut, R. R. No. 3 — Dora John W. Etsweiler, Jr., 274 Grand St. — Lucille 74F5 1415 Albert F. Foller, 95 N. Honehett St, —■ Charlotte Chorles H. Fiske, R. R. No. 6 - Ruth Roy Fox, 74 Balfour Dr. — Doris 1105 24F2 533-R Eugene H. Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St. — Lanore Donald M. Horris, 25 N. Fremont Si. — Pansy Harold T. Hill, 431 E. Chicago Si. — Hermione Edward C, Hoilz, 203 E. Chicago St. — Evelyn 1399 1243 235-W Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr. — Aileen John T. Jackson, N. Circle Dr. — Ruth 13^ 1437 803 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Horry Joseph. 63 N. Hudson St. — Ethel Phone No. 1466 John A. Kennedy, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo Robert 8. Kerr, 15 Peckhom St. — Martha Vincent Kornstein, 290 Grand St. — Dorothy.. Bernard M. Laney, 371 Morse St. — Rhea 10F32 229-W 1374 643'J Ernest W. Luse — R. R. No. 3 — Ruth 75 James F. McCemb, 52 Dougherty St. — Laura 332-J Fronk L. MeConkey, 95 S. Monroe St. 1039 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen 444 Harold J. McKnight, Coldwotor State Home — Carol.1400 William A. Milnes, 150 Grand St. — Marguerite 209 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcll Court — Gladys 1344 Raymond G. Mulchohey, Box 148 — Lila __.._1400 E. Horold Munn, Jr., 243 W. Peorl St. - Ello. Dr. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St. — Edna Axnar Olson, 336 Grand St. — Rotho Roy C. Potterson, R. R. No. 2, Box 227 — Hilda Maurice 0. Payne, 23 E. Alden St. — Mildred 1450 .23 1208-J 46F5 915 NAME Address and Retary Ann Robert E. Show, 106 Grond St. — Ann.. Donald V. Shorno, 109 E. Pearl St. — Louisa.... Torg Skabo, 153 E. Chicago St. — Nellie James H. VonWhy, 199 W. Pearl St. — Ruth... Carl F. Vinton, 182 E. Chlcogo St. — Alice 39 Russell G. Woldron, R. R. No. 1 — Oelio lOFS John H. Walker, 33 Dougherty St. — Gretehen .775-W Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St. — Dorothy 1095 Frederick H. Weeks, 105 S. Cloy St. — Beotrice _.S52 Clyde Williams, R. R. No. 1 — Wilmo ... 54F3 Warren Williami, Balovia, Mich. — LaMoIne... 63F12 Lester F. Wise, R. R. No. 6 — Calia .15MM 937 778-R 790-J Phil Ribbia, 35V2 Morse St. 1161-J Charles L. Woodword, 163 Morsholl St... C. Alfred Rice, R. R. No. 1, Union City — Evelyn Dr. John Rick, 59 N. Circle Dr.'— Noney.— 33F22 5M Lesliie H. Woodward, Coldwaler Lake — Polly ... H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH, COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME 43F22 I Sac. 34.66, P. L. A R. j FREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 1220-J ..589-W Rotary REFLECTOR by ___.1271 Oouglos P. Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct. — Ruth.. ^The COLDWATER Published —446 1197 .653-M Theo. G. Sowers, R. R. No. 4 — Eileen ___.661 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Morion... 618 E. Byron Thomas, 10 Walnut St. — Vlrginlo _624-W Ralph Toupolik, 335 E. Chlcogo St. — Eileen 101 Webster Treat, 56 N. Circle Dr. — Suionna 1354 Raymond A. Trebilcock, 137 N. Cloy St. — Ann 503-M Frederick VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St. — Mory Ann 1143 Warner B. VanAken, R. R. No. 2 — Gladys 80F2 Dr. B. K. Paarce, 350 Morsholl St. — Lorrolne Lewis Pennington, 62 Division St. — Gathel Kenneth M. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Elaonor Charles Schmitt, 18 E. Aldan St. — Berget Phone No. Erich O. Schwengel, 141 N. Hudson St. — Naney-._-84 INC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin Noo July 10^ 1956 2 Rotarians who have drawn deep sink duty at the Fair in the past will hail the news that the club this year will operate a concession that'doesn't require any dish-<ioing« The Board of Directors decided Tuesday to proceed with plans to build a new stand at the Fair Groiinds and switch to a Dairy Queen, root beer, hot dog type of operation# The comndttee in charge of the pro ject is headed by Jim McComb and includes Bill Bobier, Chuck Woodward, Harvey Bent and Torg Skabo# * -if * Tuesday"s program, which was provided by Don Shomo vdth an assist from Smie liuss, scored high with all# Seamon Bollegraf, Quincy Rotarian, told the mem bers of his recent trip to Holland, his former homej West Germany and Denmark# Those who caught the program at Quincy two weeks ago can vouch for next Tuesday® s program# We under stand that it is to be Les Eisenhut yrtio has some interesting data to give on the subject of juvenile delinquexicy# Les, as result of his long service with the Ft# Wayne police Department, is well qualified to handle this subject# Candles are burning this month in the homes of Harvey Bent, Guvarie Coffman, Russ Moure, Ray Mulcahey, Chuck Schmitt and Les Woodward, all of whom are ob serving birthday anniversaries# The summer exodus to nearby lakes has started# We understand the Bob Shaw and Bill Bobier fam ilies moved.out to Coldwater Lake Seamon spoke for about 10 minutes and then spent the next half hour answering many questions concsining conditions as he found them in West Germany# this week, following a trail blazed for them by Ken Putnam# We hope they won't be bothered by boats running ashore in the middle of the night# * * * Rotarian guests Tuesday included £o Burkey, Manitau, Oj Dalb Ulery, Goshen, Ind| Charlie Hilton and Dick Schultz, Bronsonj Charles Goll, Stryker, 0.| Howard Eggleston, Toledo, Oo| Andy Antoni, Huntington, W« Va#! Don Club members who will be away on vacation August 20 when the next blood clinic is held in Coldwater, should plan to go to Bronson next Tuesday for a clinic to be held Soldwedel, Yuma, Ariz#| and Fred Zinn, Battle Creek# Harold up donors for the Coldwater clinic# So, plan to make one or the other# between the hours of 10 a«m# k p#m» and Mrs# H# .E# Mooi is signing Munn had Jim Luck of Coldwater as his guest# * Absent Tuesday were Rotarians Allemier, Gurry, Fiske, Fox, Goodholm, Hurley, Laney, Mc Keith, Moore, Pennington, Ribble, Van Why, Waldron and Doug Woodwai'd# The early leaver list showed improvement# There were only five names on the list and only six who took off early despite the counterattraction offered by the All-Star game telecast that day# « « * Thought For Todayi more to goi Only 50 Seton & Duke Humor is ai^hing which happens in fancy, which if it happened in reality would make you furious# « You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — W«dn«tday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Club Service MICH. This BY vise and coordinate the activities vancement of international standing, good will and of such committees. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS event committees ore appointed Internationol Services on particulor phoses of vocotionol service, this (tommiltee shall super To encourage and foster the ad COMMITTEES conimittce coordinate shall the supervise Stuart Picard, DIrector-Chrmn. activities of ELECTION TORG SKABO, President CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary G. Attendonee — Albert Faller, Eric Schwcngel, Poul Hurley, LESTER WISE, Treasurer e. Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce. c. DIRECTORS Fritz Van Aken James McComb Stuart Picard Dale Dean Wllford Couillard f. Membership foster — Robert Show, Treat g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. Board of Directors Meetings j. Public Information — Ouone Davidson, Ted Sowers, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL (The Bill first Bobler. nome SECRETARY ROTARY the ideals of service by DISTRICT, in discharging sibilities In tionships INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. Rural - Urban — Warren Williams, Russell Wofdron. d. Youth — Axner Olson, Alfred Rice, general their and in standards their respon vocational rela Improving the of practice in their respective vocations. 23-Ed Holtz 30—International Student Nite — Barney Trebileoek In the Harold Munn 18—Otis Barnes Lou Pennlngton (The first name under eoch committee is chalrmon) 1—Crippled Children Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 22—International Harold Contacts Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick Tfie above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. 6—Bob Lyons M. A. McKeith 20—Alt Sports Banquet— Bovee 27—Lester Wise APRIL- 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—TrI-Stote Meeting- Howard Teeter 24—Erie Schwengel MAY- 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Ladles' 29—John Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 25—Ladies' Night NOVEMBER- Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. Charlie Fiske Seton a. Community Safety — Raymond committee shall devise end carry o. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, into effect plans which will guide Robert Lyons. and assist the members of this f. Student Guest—Edword Holtz. club Torg Skabo 27—Stag Moore 28—Competitor Relations- 13—Buyer-Seller- Fred Weeks every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this obiect is to influence SEPTEMBERRotorians, individually and as 6—Warner Van Aken members of the Rotary Club, to be t3-4-H Falr-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemler thoughtful of and helpful to oth c. Services Vocotionol Service Committee: This INTERNATIONAL ROTARY discharge Pulnom. III. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219lh under each committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Voeationol GENERAL to Gus Burondt 9-Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. OCTOBERTrebileoek, Wayne Way. 4—Mork Andrews b. Crippled Children — Horvey 11—International Information Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dale Deon. Chicago, Committee Chester Curry 21—Russ MARCH- 2—Trade Association h. Mogozine — Keith Avery. Month, i. Rotary Inforir.olion — Ernest ers in the communityLuse, Leslie Woodward. Dole Deon, Director-Chrmn. Special—At the call of the President J. Taylor, AUGUST - 1955 the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer. Webster Herbert K. Pearce Vinton 24—Jim Von Why 1955 - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS is Chairman) Community Service Service Program — Douglas Wood John Walker ROTARY B. information — 31—Roy Patterson Harold Munn, Harold MeFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Safety Internolionol Student Projects: Wayne V/ay Fred Weeks, Scton Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week- committee is Choirman) It Is the duty of the Community Roy Patterson e- committee Ray Mulehahey, Ken Putnam. ward, John Walker, professional (The first name under each Club Bulletin — .>he President, Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Chorles Wood Torg Skabo c. Trade Associotlons — Bob Livermore Gust Burandl (The first name under each b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton. PRESIDENT peace fellowship of world b. International Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test— the Aims and Objects Committee. Ray Fox Donald Shorno James McComb, Director-Chrmn. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary 12:15 P. M. and Ralph Toupolik club service, in order to develop FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-Presldent Regular—First Thursday each a business 6—Dr. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas men JANUARY - 1956 the Classiflcotion, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united In the ideal of service. Russell Moore. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In 3—Ted Sowers formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, DIrector-Chrmn. 10—Employee & Employer the Magazine Committees and such Relationshipc. International Contacts — Pennlngton, Chas. Fiske. other committees as moy be opRalph Toupolik Harold Goodholm, peinted on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations17-8ob Kerr, Jr. Wm. Milnes. 1955-1956 -T through under DECEMBER- 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 19—Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meellrtg 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-8ill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Choirman Telephone 125 .ne COLDWATER I SEC. 34.66. P. L. & R. Rofary REFLECTOR \ (\ ^ \ r\ vA • ^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME IMC, �^He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. Bulletin No. 1 A new Rotar^'- year damisl The club hae a new president, a new board of directors he received from the (worse luck) two new editarians as well this year as Ray did the last three, "No news is a not good news." So, PLEASE pass along to us any news tidbits « « « Don Harris, the club's new sergeantat-arms, got his initial workout Tuesday when the boys at the north table forgot to turn up their hearing (non'-libelous) you may have concerning Rotarians and their Rotary Anns. * club as Secretary Chick Kennedy's annual report was read by Fred Weeks. It was a gratifying report showing that Coldwater Rotary completed one of the busiest and most profit able years in its history. we will be content. Our motto iss 1956 whole during an outstanding year. He then presented President Fritz with a new gavel. and who are still wondering how they got sand"bagged into accepting the job. Joking aside^ if we can do half July # * aids. Fritz Van Aken, the club*s new president, officially began his * # year in office with Tuesday^s meeting. He briefly outlined some of the new board's goals for the coming year as beings efficient club operation, the meeting of club obligations, and, several major projects Guests Tuesday included Rotarians Emory Boyd of Angola, Art Dahlberg of Ithaca, N. Y., Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Wilbur Hyre of Van Wert, Carlton McKenzie of Quincy and Bob Stocker of Bronson. Floyd such as the U-H Fair and pos Wilbur of Bronson was Howard Swan's sibly another minstrel show. guest. There were only two early •leavers signed up and only seven President Fritz who w.alked out. then intro duced his fellow officers. Vice President Les Wise, Sec?*etary Chick Kennedy, Treas Rotarians Burandt, Fiske, Hill, Luse, McKnight, Mulcahey, Munn, Olmsted, Ribble, Thomas, Van Why urer Chuck Schmitt and the and Waldron were other directors, Howard Tee ter, Bill Bobier, Harvey Bent, Maurice Payne. Torg Skabo and Dick Biringer. « . if ^ « the club build a new concession stand rather than continue to rent the one used in the past. Details are to be worked out and a decision reached at a board meeting following next week's meeting. It has been suggested that the club operate a Dairy Queen, hot dog, root beer and coffee stand instead of a pan cake and sausage operation. _ « Torg Skabo, who wondered ail during lunch just idiy Ed Holtz insisted on being « seated next to him, finally got the answer when Ed pre sented him with his » Plans for the U-H Fair in August were discussed at a board meeting Tuesday. It was suggested that The new director-Chairmen, Dick Biringer, Club Service| Bill Bobier, Vocational Ser vice^ Harvey Bent, Community Service! Howard Teeter, Inter national Service! and Les Wise, Program, outlined their objectives for the coming year. « absent. « -if Thought For Todays is a lucky dog. Past Pres ident's pin. Torg expressed ids appreciation cf the help Ray Mulcahey Seton & Duke You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) i ALBION - Porker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Club Service MICH. Functions of the Committee This and conimiltcc coordinate the OFFICERS BY event committees r^ro appointed International Services on particulor phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad COMMIHEES shall supervise activities Classification, pointed en TORG SKABO, President of porticular phases of a. Attendance — Albert Foller, Eric Schwengel, Poul Hurley, LESTER WISE, Treasurer c. DIRECTORS Club Bulletin Torg Skabo Fritz Van Aken James McComb Stuart Picard Dale Dean Wilford Couillard e. Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richord Biringer. Membership — Robert Shaw, 9- Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings h. Magazine — Keith Avery. Regulor—First Thursday each Month, t. Rotory Inforrr.otion — Ernest 12:15 P. M. Special—At the call of the President j. Luse, Leslie Woodward, Public Information — Duanc Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeant-al-Arms — Dale (The first name under INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GEORGE of Rotary — "to encourage and Foster ideals of his service by personal, a. Community Safety — Raymond Rural - Urban — Warren Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons. tionships INTERNATIONAL F. DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. general iheir and in standards of this respon vocational rela improving the of practice their respective vocations. Wayne V/ay 14—Boys' & Girls' WeekChester Curry 21—Russ In the f. Charlie Fiske MARCH- 6—Bob Lyons Burandt 13—Buyer-Seller- Milnas M. A. McKelth 16—District Gov. Meet. 20—All Sports Bonquel— 9—Bill Torg Skobo 23-Ed Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise Holtz 30—1 nlernotienal Student Fred Weeks APRIl- 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob LIvermore 17—Tri-Stote MAY- 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson OCTOBER- 8—Dr. Horold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 4—Mark Andrews 11—International Information Harold Munn 18—Otis Barnes 22—Ladies' 29—John Student Guest—Edword Ho'tz. 5—Rotary information Penninglon Les Woodward 12—Bert Foller Chester Curry. (The first name under eoch committee is chairman) 19—Paul Hurley 1—Crippled Children Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer 15—Public 26—Ken Putnom JULY- 3—President's Meeting Inforrnation 10—Dr. Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Blil Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 Lssc. 34.66, Rotary REFLECTOR Frederick H. 'i'esks Quality Spring Products, Coldvater, Mich. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Don Shorno 17—Lloyd LIvermore ^he COLDWATER Published by Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 25—Ladies' Night Lou Meeting- Howard Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel NOVEMBER- g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Meore 28—Competitor Relations- d. Youth — Axner Olson, committee shall devise ond carry e. in Gus Barney Trebilcock Dale Deon, Direclor-Chrmn. Alfred Rice. sibilities 7—Community Safety Prelects: 27—Slog Nile — ers in the community. into effect plans which will guide DISTRICT, Student business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBERRolorions, individually and as 6—Warner Van Aken members of the Rotary Club, to be 13-4-H Foir-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier thoughtful of and helpful to oth Vocalionol Service Committee: This GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ond osslst the members club In discharging their 31—Roy Patterson FEBRUARY- 2—Trode Assoclotlon Williams, Russell Woldron. ROTARY International AUGUST - 1955 Community Service c. Services Informotion — 1955 ■ 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Putnam. III. Vocational GOVERNOR 219lh each Ralph Toupalik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Von Why committee is Choirmon) b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL 10—Employee & Employer Relationship- (The first name under each (The first name under each committee is Choirman) every Rotorian to Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Fred Weeks, Seton Bovce. Trebilcock, Woyne Way. Dean, Bill Bobier. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL c. Trade Associations — Bob LIvermore Gust Burandt the 27—Scholarships of Knight. Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third obiect Webster Treot SECRETARY men fellowship Harold Munn, Harold Mc- It is the duty of the Community ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson f. GENERAL peace b. fnternational Donold Shorno e. Ken Putnom. — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood John Walker Chicago, and world 20—Rev. Keith Avery Wm. Milnes. — Roy Mulchahey, President, and J. Taylor, will professional Roy Fox Jim VanWhy, B. K. Peorce. b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton. Herbert good and united in the ideal of service. Howard Teeter the Aims and Objects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary ROTARY o business tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary PRESIDENT through Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-Presldent President, Vice standing, Stuart Picard, DIrector-Chrmn. Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, the 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton under Russell Moore. Program. Fellowship, Rotory In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Direclor-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Penriington, Chas. FIske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, c. Employer-Employee Relations- ELECTION 1955-1956 iC the activities vancement of international vise and coordinate of such committees. DECEMBER- Inc. �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, Bulletin No* 52 JUne 29* On Tuesday, July 3rd, Fritz VanAken, the new President of the Coldwater Club, will preside at the meeting. We wish him a most successful and happy year. He is asking that the chairmen of the four avenues of service chairmen of the various meet, with the committees as 1956 We are very sorry to lose Stew Picard as a member. He has been a good Rotarian and certainly contributed much to the Hot-Rodders of Coldv/ater with his program of automobile mechanics at his garage. The best of luck and good wishes of the club go with him to Florida. soon as possible so they may outline their aims and objectives for the com Ernie Luso tells us that the A. Z* B aker ing year. These plans are to be typed dinner in KalamazOO was a veryworth while and should be furnished in duplicate. The District Governor's meeting, during which plans for "the coming year vail be discussed, is to be held September 25th event. The dinner, which v;as held at the Harris Hotel, was well attended with over 300 persons present. At the dinner Mrs. Baker, who Ernie tells us is an excellent speaker, spoke to the Rotary Anns and following this the group went and it is imperative that all committee plans be submitted as soon as possible so that they may be revised if necessary before presentation at the club assembly. At the last meeting of the board of directors, which was held at Chick Kennedy's, there was considerable dis cussion regarding the concession which the club hopes to operate at the 4-H Fair in August. Nq definite decision v/as made and Dale Dean and dim McComb^ are to explore the matter further and present their plans so as to be able to operate when the fair starts. The Board of Directors voted to send A boy and a girl to the YMCA Camp at Corey Lake for one week. The decision as to who should go was left to the YMCA. In last week's Bulletin we did not have room to report the extraordinarily in teresting meeting which included a tour of the power plant under the leadership of Leo McQueen and other members of the Board of Public "Works. From all reports Coldwater has a plant of which they can be justly proud and a tip of the hat is to the High School auditorium for the rest of the evening. He tells us that the auditorium was very nearly filled. They were entertained by a quartet following which President Baker gave the last speech of his Rotary year. In fact, he called it his "Swan Song". Ife stated that his aim had been one nev/ Rotary club for each day of his Rotary year presidency and on that night he had 355 clubs. At the meeting he presented the charter for the Okemos Club of ^ansing, which made 356 clubs and he was very hopeful that 9 more clubs would be brought in during the last 10 days of his administration. We understand $4600.00 has been donated by District 219 for Rotary Foundation. On Tuesday evening, June 26th, the LadiesNight was held at "die Country club with about 80 in attendance. A dance band from Ouincy—"The Polkateers"^played for the,dancing and an excellent dinner was enjoyed by those present. Corsages were furnished to the ladies by Fritz VanAken and the flowers for the table due the Board of Public VJorks for decorations operating an economical profitable branch houses. A tip of the hat to Febb Treat for doing such a good job. of the city government. We saw Jess Waldronon the street this morning and chided him about scratching mosquito bites. His only reply was that "They Teel so good when you scratch them." Somebody better donate a bottle of 6-12 to him. came from the VanAken Green This is the last bulletin that your pres ent editor will wri"te. Next year Duke Davidson and Seton Bbvee are taking over. It must be that they expect an extra ordinary fine bulletin as they realize it's too big a job for one man. Anyway, we wish them a lot of luck and we want you to know that the 3 years I've written the bulletin, I've "thoroughly enjoyed it. Ray Mulchahey THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: "FINIS". You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedn.tday 12:15 M. STURGtS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF event committees ore appointed on particular phases of vocational COMMinEES Club Service MICH. service, this committee shall super International Services DECEMBER6—Dr. To encourage ond foster the ad- the Magazine Committees and such other committees as may be oppolnted an particular phases of c. ciub service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Falter, e. DIRECTORS ward, John Wolker, Roy Potferson Skabo Fritz Van Aken }S McComb Date Dean srt Picord Wilford Coulltord e. * f. gular—First Thursdoy each Month, i. 12:1.5 P. M. Special—At the call of the President j. Rotary Information — first Bobier. name his by under each individually and as ROTARY INTERNATIONAL' GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. 30—International Student Fr^ Weeks Services Rural 27—Stog Nite — Barney Trebileoek Harold - Urban 18—Otis Warren Willioms, Russell Woldrhn. d. Youth — Axnec Olsoo, Barnes 25—ladles' Night 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson Duke Davidson 22—I nternatienal Contacts g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. the rela tionships and in improving general stondards of - practice In In the (The first name under each committee is chairman) 8—Dr.'Hcfrold Mitchell Harold 15—Bob Show 29—John Joekson 22—Lodies' Night—Web Treat JUNE- 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 19-Paul Hurley 1—Crippled Children 15—Public their respective vocations. MAY- ' Dr. Horvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer Meeting- Howard Teeter Lou Pennington NOVEMBER- sibilities sn vocalionol 17—Tri-State 24—Eric^-Schwengei- < Munn . , Alfred Rice. ' 10—Bob Livermore 6—Warner Von Aken 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chel Allemier club in discharging their res'pontheir apri'l- e. Community Safety •— Raymond e. A. McKeilh 3—4-Way Test—Roy Fox Date. Deon, Director-Chrmn. Putnam, Vocational'Service Committee: This DISTRICT, M. Torg Skobo personal, committee sholl devise and carry e. Scholarships — Byron: Thomas, INTERNATIONAL into effect plans which will guide Robert Lyons. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and ossist the members of this f. Student Guest—Edward Hbltz. GOVERNOR 219th 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— Burandt effect of this object is to Influ'cnce SEPTEMBER- committee Is Chairman) Vocational ROTARY to service Gus OCTOBERTrebileoek, Wayne Way. 4—Mork Andrews b. Crippled Children — Harvey 11—International informolion Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth k. Sergeant-ot-Arms — Dole (The every Rotorion of Ernest ers in the community. Dovidsort, Ted Sowers, Bill the Ideals members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Herbert J. T^ylor^ Chicogo, III. SECRETARY 23-Ed Holtz Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise' Rotations, luse, Leslie Woodward. PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL 20—Alt Sports Banquet— business ond community life.'-' The Deon. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 2—Trade Association Membership — Robert Shaw, Wobster Tr'eot ' Public Information — Duane Charlie Fiske MARCH- 9—BUI Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. foster h. Magazine — Keith Avery. 28—Competitor Relations- Community Service of Rotary — "to encourage' end Chester Curry. Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore It is the duty of the Community Service Committee 'to discharge ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer. g. Music — Mourice Payne, Board of INrectors Meetings information — 1955 - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS the obligations of the third object Program — Douglas Wood 24—Jim Von Why 31—Roy Patterson Harold Munn, Harold MeFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Safety International Student Projects: Woyne Woy Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week- AUGUST - 1955 Roy Mulchahey, Ken Putnam. — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood President, and John Walker' Vinton. Club Bulletin — Ralph Toupolik 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. (The first name under each committee is llhairman) (The first name under each committee is Chairman) b. Classifieotion — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl e. Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Eric Schwongel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Peerce. c. b. Internationo! Howard Teeter CHARLES SCHMin, Asst. Secretary JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary' Relation ship- a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Retolions— Wm. Milnes. Rolpn Toupolik tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Obieets Committee. Roy Pox Donald Shorno James McComb, Direclor-Chrmn. W0^ Pearee This committee shall supervise through a world fellowship of Stuart Picord, Director-Chrmn. coordinate the activities of business ond professional men JANUARY - 1956 the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. MeKeith, united in the ideal of serviceRussell Moore. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In 3—Ted Sowers Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. formation, Public Information ond b. Competitor Relations — lewis 10—Employee & Employer OFFICERS BY ELECTION Vice K. Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas and , B. 13—Cor! vise and coordinoto the activities voncement of inte.'notional underof such committees. stonding, good will and peace Functions of the Commilteo 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting Information ■ 10—Dr. Don SKorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobier Goodholm 29—Dr. John Rick The above is our program schedule, for the year 1955-56. if you want to change dates with ariother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progro/ns, such as Ladies' N'ght, may. appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 COLDWATER G Rotary REFLECTOR Frederick H. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS Seeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Published by WELCOME Coldwater, Mich* �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource June 29, 1956- December 31, 1958 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) 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Bob Shaw made an honest attempt to have all the Past Presidents on hand but only approximately could be present to make their tv-fo minute speeches o PROGRAM APRIL 28th- All sports Banquet at the Edison School^ Time 6ikS P.M. Cost 1«7^ each. This is the one chance each year we have to entertain our local athletes. Lets surprise President Chuck vd-th 100^ attendance,. Remember fellows^ you have to dine somewhere that night so v;hy not at the Edison School, ABSENT APRIL 21st-Bobier, Fiske, Kornstein_, Bob Livermorej Moore, Owens, Patterson, Putnam, Shorno, Vinton and Way« VISITORS April 21st- CeD^ McKenzie, Quincy, Edv^ard Meyer, Hammond, Indiana, Dale Ulery, Goshen, Indiana, H.L, Barsc, Lapeer, Clare Hollister, Bronson, DONALD M, HARRIS, Health Director I'or Branch and Hillsdale Counties, reports fine results from our "Physical Therapy Program'’^ In a letter dated April 7th, 1953? Mr, Harris reports *3700, received from Hillsdr-le County and $2000» from Branch Co, GOVERNOR GLEN SAYS- Coldv/ater slipped from 10th to l5th in the District during March, Average 89.7U/5 just ,05 above the District average, V.^e can do better than that fellovrs. This IS a fast league vrhen it comes to a ttcndance, You can enjoy a fine Rotary program and hear Phil Lovejoy on either or both of these nights, 1, Wallv70od Hall, Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo, Monday April 27th at 6:00 P.M. 2, Elks Temple, Ionia, April 28th at 7:00 P.M^ This is a Silver Anniversary Meeting, Send Ernie Luse your request for reservations, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL- Ernesto J, Aguilar of Mexico City, Mexico and Geronimo Ram Nicaragua are nominees for the office of President of irez Brown of Managua, Rotary International, ROTARY IN U.S.A,- In the 83rd Congress of the U,S,A, 35 Senators and 57 members of the House of Representatives are Rotarians, President Eisenhovror and Vice President Nixon are both Honary Rotarians, OUR ROTARY SPORTS- Several of our members journeyed to Frankenmuth, Michigan re cently with the avowed intention of bowling in a Rotary tournament. Since much questioning cannot loosen up the boys tongues and they all insist they knovf "nuthin" we can aptly describe them as the "Nuthin Club," Frank McConkey, Ira King and Guvar'i’- Oolfmar: arc novr unlimbering the old muscles preparatory to the open of the loAnory Club, These fellows play a steady game of golf. '(●●rt m'mbc-rs at his home recently. The evening was spent making Rotary a more porso.naj. experience to said guests. PRESIDENT CHUCK entertained several of our n FOR YOUR COrSIDERATiGN: Be not simply good— be good for something. Chick, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER 9 QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Tomple -- Monday 12:00 M BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Mandoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) 9 �:i19TH GLENN DISTRICT District STEWART Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President ED HOLTZ - Viee-ProEident HARVEY BENT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary GRANT TRELOAR EARL CORWIN - Director FRANK MURRAY — Director DICK Treasurer Director 8IRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT — Chairman PUBLIC FELLOWSHIP Vinton, Byron Thomas, BIRTHDAY Borney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Pearce, Webster William Bobier, Torg Skabo ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Keith 5ER($EANTS-AT'ARMS INFORMATION Rajr Mulchohay Ernest Lose, Guvorie Coffman — Chairman CRIPPLED CHILDREN Treat Olmsted, SICK Clara Qovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray Kenneth Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, RURAL ● URBAN James Bailey Warren Williams, Russell Moore COMMITTEE Otis Bornes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Choirman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnighl 9_Wm. Mllnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 19—Jim MeComb (Family Picnic) 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvorie Coffmon (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstien 19—Jomes Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore JUNE FEBRUARY OCTOBER 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotory Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams 21—Bob Livermore 23—Otis Barnes 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) (Rural-Urban) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Woidron (Election Day) 10—Woyne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Porty) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 42 May 7, 1953 JOHN WALKER came through with a program on Tuesday May 5th although he had a narrow squeaky. B ob Shaw. i'Vsd V/eeks, Torg Skabo and Don Herr each spent six minutes bringing the fellows up to date on the activities of their places of business. POKAGON PARK THURSDAY May ll+th-Trl State Meetly- - Time 6 P.M, Coldwater time - -Take each^ Participating clubs Montpelier, Ohio, Angola, Indiana, and Coldwater, JIM MC COMB is working hard to make the Red Cross Blood program a succ ess. Each Rotarian has been given a card to secure one donor. The entire program is being backed by the various service clubs. You may give your blood at the Elks Temple May 19 and 20th from 12:00 noon to 6:00 P.M, mURICE PAYHE and EVERETT HOUGEN are taking an active part in the "Play being staged Wednesday and Thursday May 13th and li|th. These boys have tickets for sale. Proceeds go to the Lions Club for their Leader Dog Program," The above mentioned men would appreciate ti your money and your presence at the play, DICK BIRINGER presented a plan for raising money for our club. The plan works as follows: W.T.V.B, would donate 20 half minute spots per week, Rotarians would sell the advertising, W.T.V.B, ¥/ould do the billing. Rotary could clear appros 5f^l600«00 per annum. Each half minute spot would cost $2,50. Tell President Chuck what you think of this idea. RAY POX and MAX report fine OLDS have a corner on the Cliristmas tree business. Both stands of healthy trees. Russell Moore claims Max is sheltering all kinds of wild fowl cf;iid game in his preserve, PRANK MURRAY and Ernie Luse are trying to work up a deal. It goes some thinglike this, Prank is to prepare his fields and plant his reg istered seed corn. If Prank has a fe’w kernels of corn left over he is to pass same along to Ernie v;ho will plant the corn in his. garden. It aeems that I/Irs* Luse is complaining that Ernie plants too large a vegetable garden for her to take care of, PROM the battle CREEK BULLETIN -"This coxontry is composed of two kinds of people. One group believes that the government can support all the citizens, T he other v;onders whether all the citizens can sup port the government, FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: There are two days in the v;eek about which and upon which I never worry. Two carefree days, kept sacredly free from fear and apprehension. One of those days is yesterday, , , and the other day I do not worry about is T omorrow, - - By Burdette, The office of government is not to confer happiness, but to give men opportunity to work out happiness for themselves. By--Channing, Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M Thursday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATHE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M . �219TH GLENN STEWART — Dittrict Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Preiident ED HOLTZ - Vice-President. ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary HARVEY BENT — Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK GRANT TRELOAR - Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CUSSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchohay William Bobier, Torg Skobo Ernest Lute, Guvarie CofFmon FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Barney Trebilcock Vinton, Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron. Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, Clara Boveo, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Choirmon CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Worren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnet, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks APRIL DECEMBER 2—Mac McKeith 7-^AII-Sports Banquet 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 12—Harold McKnlght 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske SEPTEMBER 2—Webster-Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas MAY JANUARY 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kornitien 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Kougen 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 23—Warner VonAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) lO-Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �'^He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # I4.3 May lU, 1953 TRI STATE MEETING at Pok&gon Park tonight at 6!i|.5 P*M* Michigan time. Our District Governor Glen and Mrs# Stev/art plan to attend. K Tri State meeting Is \inusual in Rotary. ROTARIAN LES WOODWARD and Mrs* Woodward are leaving Nev; York for London todays Les has a fine program ahead of him and we wish him a happy voyage. As stated before Les v/111 represent ovr club at the conven tion in Paris. ANOTHER WOODWARD is in the Rotary news. One Claude W. Woodward, third vice president and member of the Rotary International headquarters committee, served as master of ceremonies on May 3rd when ground was broken at Evanston, Illinois for Rotary’s new headquarters. FOLLOWING UP THE idea of passing along Rotary Information, those in authority in our club have asked that the following information be given our members Application For New Members (a) Must follow schedule. 1, Name to be presented in person by the sponsor to the secre tary before prospective member is approached. 2. Name will be acted on by Board of Directors, Classification committee, membership committee and Board of Directors again ^ in’that order. Any negative action by these parties v;ill be reported to the sponsor without reason given for negative action or which committee had taken negative action. 3* If prospective member passes all committees,sponsor will then be notified to ask prospect if ho is interested in Rotary. If he is, the prospect’s name is then circularized through the weekly bulletin and if no complaints are lodged with the Secretary, the sponsor is informed when to bring him to the club for induction into Rotary, (b) The membership committee is known only to the President and Secretary, (c) At least 30 days shoyld bo allowed on applications and 60 days should bo normal, (d) Twelve months residence in Coldwater is a good rule of thumb to use for new people in the aroa--that is—a prospect should be fairly v/ell knovm in the community before his name is presented by a sponsor, C0MMENT--The writer took note that tho Rotarians present at the recent conference stated with much gusto that their club followed the rules to the letter on the business of taking in now members. Now members are important life blood to any club so we should select carefully. CANNOT LIST the leave oarlios or the absent this week as our meeting will be held this evening. Hope both lists arc small. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: It only takes half as much time to do a thing when it should be done as will bo required a week 3a tor,----Rod McKnight. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Park.r Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK - Pett Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART District Governor t CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President EO HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. tUSE - Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN - Director GRANT TRELOAR - Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION Ernest Lusa, Guvarie Coffman PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchahey William Bebier, Torg Skobo FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION BIRTHDAY John Wolker, Spencer Owens Carl Vinton, Warner VanAken Borney Trebilcock ● X MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Alfred Rice ,Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Eorl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 12—Harold McKnighf 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting APRIL 2-r-Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Boitquet 9—Wm. Mllnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16-Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey 13—Vince Kornstien 16—Dick Kerr 20-PauI Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotory Information) OaOBER 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warrert Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otls Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-HoroId T. Hill 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commtHee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # lili May 21, 19^3 .HARLIE SCHMITT had charge of the program May 19th. He introduced vailiam Winemiller v^ho explained his interest in having a local Y M C A set up, Charlie then in troduced Mr, Harold Baker, incoming President of the Niles Rotary Club, Mr. Baker is a Y M C A Secretary and explained the possibility of setting a Y M C A program for StJoseph and Branch Counties, CHARLIE SCHMITT also stated that he personally had been very well trained in YMCA work and at one time sported a Charles Atlas physique. Of course Charlie admits he is slightly under trained at present. BRONSON take special note Coldwater had a 100^ meeting May ^th. This may never happen again but it surely feels good to be able to record one such meeting. Quincy. has a mild complaint fellows. Seems sixteen- of -- our lads made up the Tri- btate meeting at Quincy on May 18th and eleven of the boys left before the speaker had a chance to greet them. Also the ladies vftio cook the Quincy meal are at a loss to know how to plan for the Coldv^ater fellows vihon such a large gang come unannounced. TRI STATE MEETING—The dinner consisting of turkey and the trimmings was good. The folks were entertained by Nate Frye and his roving orchestra during the meal. These boys sang a favorite song at each table, V/hen the singers reached Soencer's table,two songs were sung lustily by such fellov/s as Putnam, Treat, B obier, ^aw, Kornstein and one of the songs was "Home On the Range". Governor Green attended and seemed to enjoy seeing all the lads. PRESIDENT CHUCK AND PRESIDSNT Elect Ed held forth at Pop lYoodivards Coldwater Lake home Wednesday afternoon for the officers and neiv and old board members of our club, A beautiful day, a beautiful home, a beautiful setting and a fine meal were all enjoyed by the boys. Eleven of the faithful reported at meal time. Chuck and Ed tossed up a fine outdoor meal that would tempt the appetite of such e^ert cooks as Payne, Waldron and Kornstien. Chuck made sailors out of Bent, Rice and Corv/in although one could observe these sailors clutching the boat with might and main Vijhen the keel dipped water, ABSENT AT POKAGON— 23 out of a possible 66, VISITORS — A most unusual circumstance. No visitors last Tuesday, GOVERNOR'S LETTER FOR MAY—B~uiletln"#’ll As a District our attendance ranks 26th out of II3 USCB districts during this Rotary Year. April had twenty five 100^ meetings. Membership is groiTing, Our year started with 2013 and we now have 20Bh. Coldwater»s attendance standing in the District for April v;as l8th place out of 35 clubs. PROGRAM IIAY 26th Maurice Payne has charge. This is a secret program. No details can be furnished, BARNEY TREBILCOCK spent ii days in Otis Barnes rest home but is now on the job again, ^LEST ’WE FORGET—From the Rotary International News Broadcast—An interesting practice IS ^ported from some of the Rotary clubs in South Africa, At one meeting a month just before the scheduled program begins, a member vdio has been designated in ad vance, reads (or recites) the Object of Rotary, It takes only a minute but all members are thus reminded of the underlying reason for their presence at the meet ing and their obligations as Rotarians, Chick, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12KK) M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ — Vice*President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory HARVEY BENT — Director EARL CORWIN - Director GRANT TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman ( CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFOR/.1ATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Ray Mulchahey William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ernest Lose, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION BIRTHDAY John Walker, Spencer Owens Carl Vinton, Warner VenAken 'Barney Trebilcock Byron Alfred Rice Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Keith MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM — Chairman CRIPPLED CHILDREN Olmsted, Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray Kenneth Pearce, Webster Treat Maurice Payne, Ed Hougen, RURAL● URBAN James Bailey Warren Williams, Russell Moore .1 t- SICK COMMITTEE A Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Choirman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim MeComb (Family Picnic) 9_Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-Stote Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstlen 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howord Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 10-Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-HaroId T. Hill 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) The obove is our progrom schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ef He Profits Most Who Serves Best 9f ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # May 28, 1953 MAURICE PAYNE^S program was taken over by a bunch of fello^rs v;ho gave the playlet "Accepted With Regrets". Hope the club overlooked the acting and benefitted by the underlying story^ We as members are prone to neglect the nev; member and let him find his ovm way in Rotary, TORG SKABO has charge of affairs at our meeting Tuesday June 2, His program will br ing us up to date on the United Nations progress and will be presented by students from Oscar Renshaw*s Class. SPORTS—Our boy John Ellenberger has again hit the class B high school headlines, John placed third in broad jumping at the recent State Meet in Ann Arbor, .ABSENT May 19 Hougen Hurley Dick Iferr Lyons Rice Thomas May 26 Olmsted Putnam Davidson Fiske Dick Kerr Putnam ’.V, Vanj'Uten Yornstein McKeith Mulchahey Murray McKnight Olds Teeter Vinton Waldron F, VanAken Most of the absent have been trying hard to make up at other clubs, VISITORS: Vfendell Hathav;ay and B ob Stocker, Bronsonj Baker and Boyd, Angola, IN OUR BULLETIN of March 26, 1953 ^^e mentioned that Wilford Couillard had been accepted into Rotary, So that you fellovrs may know Y/ilford better, we now print a few details of his life as he has jotted them do’.Tn, Wilford C, Couillard born in Detroit, M-^rch 2li, 1912, Moved to Cazenovia, N.Y, Back to Detroit in 1926, Bedford High School 1930. Two years Detroit Institute Tecnology, Eight years Goebel Brevfing Company, During v/ar worked at Huron Forge and Machine Co, and Commercial Die Co, Served apprenticeship and became Journeyinan Die Sinker (Forging Dies). In 19ii2 was employed by J,L. Hudson Go, as assist ant to buyer in mens clothing department. Specifically in charge of Custom Tailor ing shop as manager of department. Left Hudsons to come to Coldwater, Hobbies Golf, Fishing, and now that I've slowed dovjn- —Television, After learning more about him Wilford, it might be advisable to take him along when you go to Johnsons to buy a new suit, Wilford could feel the goods and tell you if the material was good, or medium etc, Wilford also had a part in the play1st entitled "Accepted With Regrets". ERNIE LUSE and the writer are arranging to entertain the officers and directors of the new and old boards on Friday June 12th, After a snack we hope to generate additional Rotary steam for the remainder of this term and the new year ahead, OUR TH;\NKS to John Milnes and Sarah "the reporter" for helping us in the playlet, A BIT OF ROT^YHY—Question—May Rotary Clubs, as such, join other organizations or associations? Ans’wer—No, A rotarj^ Club as a unit of R.I, cannot become a unit of any other organization. FOR YOUR CONSIDER/.TICN: A great deal of talent is lost in the -iTorld for want of a little courage Sidney Smith. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — EJIu Temple — Monday 12KH) M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GIENN STEWART — Diifriet Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Pretident GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory ED HOLTZ - Vice-President HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg Skabo Roy Mulchohey Ernest Luie, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebileock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice Maurice Payne, Ed Hougen, Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman YOUTH Keith CRIPPLED SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treat Worren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL : 2—Mac McKeith 7—Ail-Sports Banquet . 5-Fred Weejcs 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family picnic) . 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Poyne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebileock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Willioms (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Doy) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Peorce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff Telephone 76 �'^He Profits Most Who Serves Best >> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan June li, 1953 Bulletin # TORG SKABO presented Oscar Renshaw»s class on the United Nations program last IHiesday* The members of the panel were Kathryn Stott, Alice Greenwalt, Jerry Kleindist and Sybil Schlubatis* The girls seem to \inderstand this program and each had a profitable time at the Hillsdale meeting. BARNEY TREBILCOCK will have charge of proceedings next Tuesday, HOiVARD TEETER and Warren VanAken have svd.tched program dates. Ladies night will be June 23, instead of June l6th. FROM THE PEN of Stu Picard—A short sketch of his life to date, in his own words—- Born in Ogdensburg N,Y, July 29, 1915* Went to School in V/onsochett R,I ● i from there to Columbus, Ohio then to Detroit, After completing his schooling, vrarked for Murray Corp in Detroit, then into the Real Estate Business for about a year. Started in the automobile game in *39 thru 1*0, At that time the war was just starting, went back to Murray Corp as a time keeper was promoted to the Purchasing Department, left there to become a buyer for Bendix Aviation in Wayne, Mich, After V,J, Day went back into the automobile game with State Senator, George Higgins at Higgins Pontiac in Fcmdale, Michigan where he be came general manager. Bought out the Warner Buick Company in November 1952. Is married to a devoted wife and has t-wo boys, Marvin age 15^ years and Ronald 111, Now residing at # 1 Sheldon Court, Hobbies are few but likes to hunt and fish. ABSENT TUESDAY June 2—Hiirley, Bob Livermore, Patterson, Vinton, From the desk of our Secretary (We might have another 100^ meeting if a little Push is given above fellov;s). VISITORS; C,D. McKenzie, Quincy Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind, Vf,!, Hatha-vay, Bronson Shoots, Angola, Ind N,H, Weber, Bronson Sassnan, Angola, Ind, Boyd, Angola, Ind, FROM THE ROSCOIflON CLUB NEWS: Abraham Lincoln, as a young la'wyer vfas pleading tvro cases the same day before the same judge. Both cases involved the sane principle of law, but in one he appeared for the defendant in the other he spoke for the plaintiff. In the morning he made an eloquent plea and vran his case. In the afternoon he took the opposite side and was arguing with the same earnestness. The judge, with a halfsmile, inquired the cause of his change in attitude, "Your honor, said Lincoln, "I may have been wrong this morning, but I know I am right this afternoon," FRCM A CORAL GABLES sage—Man who spend time at race track often find wife a nag, DISTRICT GOVERNOR ELECT—would appreciate a copy of our bulletin each week, DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS of old and new board, remember the board meeting on the even ing of June 12, If you are not sure how to reach the meeting place call Chuck or Ernie, Don*t trouble to have a sandwich before you come. LES WOODvVARD is now sunning himself somewhere near or on the Isle of Capri, Many of the fellows have had cards from Les, THE KALAMAZOO ROTARY CLUB gives subscriptions of the Rotary to hospitals, schools, libraries, barber shops, old folks homes and student guests. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION* Some people arc like steamboats, v;hcn they blow their v/hi6tle there isn't enough steam to run the engines and v^en they run the engines there isn't enough steam to hlcni their vrhistle ● ● ● Author—In doubt,Supplied by F,Weeks, Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12H)0 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATHE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART District Govtrnor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE -> Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director GRANT FRANK MURRAY - EARL CORWIN — Director Treasurer TRELOAR Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Ray Mulchohey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP William Bobier, Torg Skabo BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Wolker, Spencer Owens Borney Trebilcoek Vinton, Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice COMMUNITY ' Hougon, Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Poul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 2—Mac McKeifh 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Gist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 5—Fred Weeks 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emory) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 13—Vince Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 26—Maurice' Payne' 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Ailemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 9—Raymond Treblleock 16—Howard Teeter (ladies' Night) 23—Warner VonAken 30—Robert Lyons 26—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10—Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The obove is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 1^.7 June 9, 1953 BARNEY TREBILCOCK, all four feet nine oT him; arose to his feet and and introduced A1 Jordan, a sanitary land fill specialist, last Tuesday.To say the least Barney, you had a very Interesting program. Thanks to you. IT SEEMS that hogs fed on raw garbage do contract diseases, that is four legged hogs. The State of Liichigan recently passed legislation prohibiting the feeding of hogs in this manner, WARNER VAN AKEN has charge of the program Tuesday June l6th, HOWARD TEETER has cliarge of our ladies night program on Tuesday evening June 23rd at the Coldwater Country Club© As of this writing all mem bers have signed up to attend excepting the following; Coffman, Pox, Hougen, Hurley, McConkey, McKeith^ Moss, Munn.- Olds, Shaw,Swan, THOSE ABSENT that need a reminder?: Chester Allemier, Dick Kerr, Korn; stein, Vinton, Waldron and VanWhy. Howard would appreciate a 100^ turn out that evening, at least for the dinner^ Be sure to call Howard at once if your name appears above. ABSENT JUITO 9th: Allemier, Dick Kerr, Kornstien, ViTaldron and Wise. VISITORS June 9th: Dale Ulery, G oshen, Gordon Brurer, Bob Wolf, EARL DAVIDSON has started printing articles by llir, Sokolsky. Happened to visit with Mr. DeLoss Walker recently and he knows I.^r^ Sokolsky well Stated his articles v/ere on the level* be remembered to Dick Kerr, IT HAS BEEN rumored and is no doubt a fact £lr, that DeLoss Walker wanted Guvarle Coffman is to now driving a fire truck red Olds, This boy has discovered the Fountain of Youth. JIM VAN WHY has been serving some fine meals for Rotary, The lads seem to enjoy the beef and prok served of late. C0RRECTI0N--Second last paragraph of last week’s bulletin should read Rotarian, II ROTARY INTERNATIONAL has started a new service to committee chairmen. Provision has been made for periodic mailings of Rotary literature direct to the following committees—Commimity Sorvico, Vocational Service, International Service, and program chairman. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION? People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don’t believe in circumstances© Tije people y;ho get on in this v/orld are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and, if they can’t find them, make them. Shav; Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks T»tnpl, — Mendoy 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cofeteria -<■ Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tav*rn — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN STEWART - DISTRICT District Covarnor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Presidant GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice-President HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director - Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT - Chairman PUBLIC Ernest Lusa, Guvarie Coffman . . , I SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg Skabo Roy Mulchahey BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP Carl Vinton, Byron Thomas, John Walker, Spencer Owens Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, Clora Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Worren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Choirman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mae McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) T4—Hol Munn 16—Mox Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16-Dick 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kerr 12—Tri-Stote Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Worren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10-Wayne Woy 7—Presidents' Meeting 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Forty) 14—Robert 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy PoHerson 28—Harold T. Hill Kerr The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. tf He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Program Choirman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan June 18, 1953 Bulletin # 46 WARNER VAN AKEN pDcsented Sybil Schlubatis for our speaker last Tues day*. Sybil gave a fine, illustrated talk on life in India. show at our regular meeting next Tuesday, June 23rd, 7:00 P.M, at the Coldwater Country Club. This fine HOWARD TEETER is running the club is located several miles northwest of Coldwater, You may not recognize it with the addition of the new locker* Howard has a capable committee arranging for entertainment for all ages* Come and enjoy the meal even if you cannot stay all evening. VISITORS JUNE l6th-- Clay Brockman, Quincy Dale Ulery, Goshen, Jim Clark, Sturgis ABSENT June l6th-- Ind. Dale Treadwell, Auburn, Ind. John P, White, New Iberia, La* Byron Hahn, Sturgis Barnes, Davidson, Hurley, Dick Kerr, McComb, McKelth, Moss, Patterson, Shorno, Toupalik, Williams and Wise. KENNY OLMSTED has been a faithful Rotarian over the years. His keen Interest and vjork for the crippled children will bo missed by our club. Our best wishes for success in your new location Kon. AL PEARCE is sporting a two way radio in his car to save driving extra, needless miles. Sounds like a capable idea and should save him time and place him at the top of the list of well equipped veterarians* BILL BOBIER Is rushing his now home to completion. If you should happen to drive by you will see Bill thoughtfully stroking his board and wondering why builders have six jobs all going at the same time instead of concentrating on ‘ils only. BOB SHAW is celebrating the burning of his mortgage. Must bo a cozy feeling to bo able to do that. Congratulations Bob. PRESIDENT ELECT Ed Holtz announced that Coldwater will have an Austrian exchange student. His name escapes me at this ihamont. Ed states that this boy:comes to us with the finest of recommendations. Mr. and Mrs, Aitcheson will have this boy in their home. THE NEW PRESIDENT of Rotary International is Joaquin Serratosa Ciblls of Monovido, Uruguary* If you have difficulty remembering hisname, perhaps you can remember his country. PROGRAM JUNE 30th—Bob Lyons will have charge on this date. LES WOODWARD will soon bo homo from his voyage to Europe. Someone sould snaffle onto him for a program in July. SECRETARY ERNIE reports a 100^ mooting for the Coldwater Club in June. Bronson of course continues to roll along with this 100^ business* Our club acts like the Detroit Tigers, that is a 100^ meeting than a poor attended mooting. Lots keep trying follows. POR YOUR CONSIDERATION: Treasure is not always a friend--but a frtond is always a treasure.----Ching Chow. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn ^ Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Cengregarienot Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12KM M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria BATTLE CREEK — Port Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �*1 219TH DISTRICT « GIENN STEWART - Diilrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President ED HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. LOSE — Secretory GRANT TRELOAR HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN — Director FRANK MURRAY — Director — Treasurer DICK BIRINGER - Director .^tUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg Skabo Roy Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Corl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, TELEPHONE MUSIC Byron Thomas, Everett Hougen, Paul Hurley Maurice Payne, Ed Holtx PROGRAM Alfred Rice Barney Trebllcock Warner VanAken Clara Bovee, Piono COMMUNITY SERVICE Fronk Murray — Chairman YOUTH CRIPPLED SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webstor Treat ' Warren Williams, Russell Moore - SICK COMMIHEE -t- Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairmen. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (ladles' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Show 26—DIst. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles 30—Charles Schmidt Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorn© 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebileock 16—Howord Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotory Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swon 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Doy) 10-Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan June 26, 19^3 Bulletin ^ U9 "Ladies Night" so that the ladies Once a year the gallant Rotarians ;:oar tho corsages presented then by the may dress up in their Sunday best Chairman of the program. Such an a- ,t took place on Tuesday evening, June 23rd, and the ?rorried Chairman vas Ho'. :ai' d Tc:ct;:r, The dinner started IS minues late and the only reason Hovrard could give v:as tiiat the clocks stopped, due to the The liusic s excellent - a few fellov;s though the fee power shut off that day. was high, but the usual problems were settled amicalby oy Hovrard. Needless to say, the Club went in the red on this deal* Ninctv-three reservations were turned in and eighty-sevon folks turned up* VISITORS - NONE ABSENT - Fox, Hougeh, Bob Kerr, Lloyd Livermore, Lyons, McConkey, Moss, Munn, Olds Putnam, Rico, Shav/, Shorno, Troloar, Van Why, Vinton and Way. BOB LYONS has charge of the program on June 30th* EVERY ROTARIAN who calls Secretary Ernie before 11:00 a,n, Tuesday, Juno 30th will reeeive fifty cents, PRESENT ELECT Ed Holtz is toiling namfffilly with committee assignments, so that all committees will be ready to go July 7th, TAI^E NOTE FELLGVS: Club Assembly for incoming Board Members and Committee Chairmen at 7:30 o’clock next Tuesday evening. This is the most irroortant meeting of the Assembly, second to the District Governor’s mooting in August and Ed asks that we have 1D0% attendance. Come prepared r/ith a rough draft'proposalfor 11 found table discussion of your conmitteo activities for the year, Tlivffi - 7:30 Tuosdaj y June 30t;'-, for incoming Board and all Committee PL^.CE - Ed Holtz’s - 208 E. go Strv.ot. nr flERE IS a recap of the v/on and lost column '^buck’s tern, July 1, 19^2 to June 30th, 19^3: Nevf members received ii.to RotG.ry November 25, 19^2 December 23, 19^2 ’Jar:xs Van ’Why Lester Wise January 13, 195-3 Harvey Moss February 2h, 1953 March Zh, 1953 StuLird Picard Wilford Couillard Members lost to clubby resignations Februarj^ 1, 1953 May 1, 1953 June 30, 1953 Kenneth Johnstone Kenneth Olmsted Soencer 0/“cns TRAl'^SEerred to Honorary Membership tlayT, 19T3 Harry ”?aylor - Senior Active May 1, 1953 Robert V/ade - Senior Active SPENCER OlOTS is moving to Aug’ista, Michigan and v:c vrLsh hLm good health, Spencer v/as one of our hardest vrorking Rotarians and always completed the job given him. IILROADS ASSOCIATION comes word that speakers are available for speaking engagements to enlighten all on the work of the railroads. FROM THE I'ZCIiriAI! ”? A lU. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION "Sometimes the best thi to got off yxyar chest is your chin. It "Chick" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M BRONSON CongregoHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �4 219TK GIENN DISTRICT STEWART - DUtrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary GRANT TRELOAR — HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN — Director FRANK MURRAY - DICK Treasurer Director BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg SIcabo Ray Mulchohey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Barney Trebilcock Vinton, Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, Clora Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith Pearce, CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmos) 28 :harle$ Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treot (Camp Emery) 5—John Wolker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-Stote Meeting Kornstien 19—Jomes Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murroy 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. (( He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff Telephone 76 �ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best >> The COLDWATER Rotafy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 50 July 2, 1953 PRESIDENT CHUCK has a busy program period last Tuesday.. Heard reports from the boys our club had sent to Camp Emeryi. Also had a picture and verbal report by Roy Harris on v/hat goes on at the Coldwater Home and Training School, CHUCK WOODIVARD retired as President- after last v/eek's meetingo Bob Shaw paid him a fitting tribute for h: s v;ork and presented him ^vith his past President's pin^. You hav's had a fine year Chuck;, All those leave early fellows and the absentees are forgiven for 1952-1953o Nov/ a new year begins and President Ed is hopeful that each member will knov/ his responsibility in Rotary and govern himself accordingly, WOULD LIKE TO take this opportunity to thank Ernie Luse for his fine work as Secretary of the Coldwater Rotary Club^ He was capable , effecient and courteous at all times,, and vie will miss him on that job. PROM DISTRICT GOVERNOR Glenns Juiie Letter-- District Governor’s Monthly letter *'l would rather be known as a governor who insisted on rigid adherence to the classification principle of Rotary -. All four of us, .Kerlikowske, Olcott, Toaz, and myself have gone up and down the district preaching literal interpretation of the rules of classificationc We believe it is theONB thing that makes Rotary pre'■●eminently different from other ser vice clubs. It was the principle on ■'.h ioh tho movement v/as founded. I urge you not to depart from it . And v/hero you have broken down a little to mend the wall as soon as you can-,'' What perfect attendance nsans is simply this: First, a man is thor'« oiighly interested in Rotary: second" tho Lord is good to him on Thursdays for his health allows him to attendo By and Largo 7 the best clubs are tho best attending clubs, that is certain.,*' M And so in the words I hoard a college president conclude his remarks to his graduating classp and choking with the same emotion that n I saw "Good bye, good luck, and God Bless you him choko up, I say, ---Gov Glenn Woodward just MANY OP our Rotarians are enjoying travel vacations. Los returned from the Rotary International Conference in Paris and also various parts of Europe. Fred Weeks returned from a trip to Los Angles, San Francisco and Salt Lake City, Rod Mclvnight is lolling in the sun shine at Higgins Lake, Ken Putnam and family are enjoying tho cool breezes of Mattison Lake. VINC KORNSTEIN has purchased the plot of ground beside Bill Bobior and plans to build in the near future. PRESIDENT ED HOLTZ takes ov-rc the operation of tho club next Tuesday, Ed will have personal charge of tho program. He will lot us take a look at some of the boys who \.;:'.ll do the work next year. DISTRICT GOVERNOR Ed Lincoln has supplied t.Uo writer with a Directory for District 219,’ Thirty Pivo clubs up our district, LatB give Ed a good year similar to the one onjoyc-i by Gienr PLEASE overlook all the mistakes in composition^ construction and typing of the bulletin for the year ending Juno 20, 1953'* This paper did not have any proof reading, FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: Ability and necessity dv;oll in tho same cabin, Dutch Proberb "Chick" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Pgrker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION BRONSON — CongregoHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Tempi* — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria - Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Port Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH CLENN DISTRICT STEWART - Di»trie» Governpr Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN — Director GRANT TRELOAR Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director DICK B1R1NGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairmen PUBLIC CLASSIFICATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ray Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP Corl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcoek Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman r CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith Kenneth Pearce, Webster Treat CHILDREN Olmsted, SICK RURAL - URBAN James Bailey Worren Williams, Russell Moore COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 12—Harold McKnIght 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladles' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 16—Mox Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russet] Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcoek 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 12—Tri-State Meeting Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—EvereH Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Peorce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Dovidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �,1 . ■ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 1 July 10, 1953 P.RBSIDENT ED took over his duties as the incoming prexy and heard reports from the chairmen of the various committees for the coming year. The plans outlined showed a great deal of thought and the cluh stands to profit when they are carried into completion. The new officers are as follows? Ed Holtz, President; Ernie Luse, Vice President; John A. Kennedy, Secretary; and Grant Treloar, Treasurer. Keith Pearce is to he the Sergeant at Arms. The hoard of directors are Charles Piske, who is responsible for Vocational Service; Max Old, Community Service; Torg Skaho, Club Service; Alfred Rice, International Service. IT IS PLANNED to follow the plan of many other clubs and to cease using envelopes in which to mail the bulletin. Hereafter it v;ill be folded and the name and address placed on the back of the bulletin. AS USUAL in the summer, the club had a large number of visitors from other clubs. Many of the visitors are spending the summer at Branch County lalces. Pollowing are the visitors; Jack LeVeille, Uinona, Hina; T. A. Weaver, Dayton, Ohio; James Ewing, incoming president of the Brookfield, Missouri club; Dale Ulrey, Goshen, Indiana; Wm. Hosier, Cleveland; Clay Brockman, Quincy; Dale Treadwell, Auburn, Indiana; H. A. Eggleston, Toledo, Ohio; and Carlton McKenzie of Quincy. Additional guests were Robert V/hite and A1 Obed of Bronson brought by Charles Schmidt,and the Rev. Keith Avery v;ho was the gaest of Ken Putnam. Absent were .Hill, Eiske, Keep, Pearce, Rice, Vinton Kornstein, and Hurray. V?E ARB SORRY to hear that Mrs. Otis Barnes is in the Community Health Center, She was admitted July 5» Mrs. Clara Bovee, who was our former accompanist, is also a patient at the Community Health Center. \'JE ARE !^NDBRING whether Ernie Luse was an extraordinarily efficient man or whether the duties have increased since we now have two members doing the v;ork that was for merly done by Ernie, namely checking your attendance and separating you from your money each meeting. PRESIDENT ED is to be congratulated on having the plans for all of his committees ready on the day that he took over the presidency and as a result have them for the District President when he requests them. V7e believe-that Just recognition should be given to Ed’s better half v;ho called all the cqramitteemen, reminding them to sub mit plans for the coming year. f-'T ■ ROTARY MAGAZINE has this to say about our club: "Rotary came into being in HOPE, grew in HOPE, and must live and prosper as *H0PE in Action'; and we as Rotairans must struggle with all our mi2;ht tov/ard our goal, outstretching our hands—in this awe-inspiring time in which we live, in friendship, seeking for the hands of others. Today and always we believe that brotherhood amongst men, friendship amongst nations ti and the certainty of a future life in peace are attainable goals. THE OLD FARI^SR was giving his son advice on leaving home and had this to say, tt "Remember son, that every time a sheep bawls he loses a bite. "Ray H You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phases of vocational vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee This committee shall and coordinate the Clossirication, the 1953-1954 supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of £0. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President pointed phases JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. the club machinery on the A. Classification. Warner Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B. Membership. Mac The President, Vice-President, and— C. Charles Fiske Al Rice Torg Skabo Max Olds Charles ideals of to and service his Earl F. Public by Inger, Everett Dick Bir- Max Olds, Hougen. A. Youth Service. month, Special Meetings at the call of the President Lester Wise. Music. I. Putnam. J. Club Bulletin. ●Kep Puti^' am. Schrtutt. ● K. Program DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY R. Ken Ray Mulcahey, Jim Charles To Chairman. stainling,.''good' wilj-. and peace world ● feRbwship professional Vocatipnol Service. Committee: This united in the ideal of service. and assist the members of this A. International . club in' discharging their respon sibilities in their vocational of men ' Contacts, INTERNATIONAL ● In the C. International their respective vocations. event committees' are appointed Waldron Picard (All Sports 20-Hal Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 17—Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorn© 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 18—Warner Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl. Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter Student JULY . 12—Paul. Hurley'.(Employer-Em ployee Rel.) ■ and in improving the B. Inlernatiorral Ihformatlon. Earle .... general standards of practice in , .Do.vidson. ●., . ● 3—Jess 10—Stu 5—Vince Kornstlen Ira DISTRICT, -ROTARY’ Jiohships Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michlgon Livermore Banquet] JANUARY t King. rela- 6—Bob 1—Everett Hougen 8—Dick Kerc (Ladies' Night] 15—Jim Van Why into effect plons which will, guide Al. Rice, Chairman. INTERNATIONAL APRIL 13—Chuck Woodward DECEMBER SERVICE under- and Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) MAY entourage, ancT foster the ad a 29—Fritz NOVEMBER Russell Moore, vancement of Tnterndtional through VOCATIONAL SERVICE Barnes McComb, G. Waldron. INTERNATIONAL (Children's 27—Chet Allemier committee shall‘devise and carry ROTARY George R. Means, Chicago,. Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH Payne, business Joaquin Serratosa Cibils. GENERAL C. Rural — Urban. Maurice McComb 30-Blli Milnes 22—Otis 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Ralph Toupalik. Wilford Couillard, James Van Why. Ken Put B. Crippled Children. nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, 12:15 23—Bob Kerr Picnic) 'gular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of each 15—Guvorie Coffman (Fair 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) Chairman Rice Program) 6—Barney Trebllcock (Stag thoughtful of and helpful to oth Robert ers in the community. Information. 9-AI 16—Jim The OCTOBER Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be E. Rotary Information. Show, Wm. Bobier. 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) 1—Ray Fox 8—Byron Thomas personal, Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life, effect of this object is to Influence Rotarians, individually and as Milnes. Woodward the every Rotarian MARCH Grounds) Von the obligations of the third object Rotary — "to encourage 23—Harvey Moss Davidson SEPTEMBER Weeks. D. Attendance. Grant Treloar Relations. It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge of Relotions) 16—Roy Patterson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. COMMUNITY SERVICE H. J. McKnight, foster McKeith. 18—Earle Bob Liv execu- Torg Skabo, Choirman 2—Fronk Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Picnic) ermore. of C. Employer-Employee club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer FEBRUARY 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster particular PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) activities other committees as may be ap on ROTARY the activities AUGUST Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees ond such B. Competitor Relations. ELECTION 1953-1954 service, this committee sholl super CLUB SERVICE 6—Presidents' Meeting ' 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp . Emery) 19—Howard Swan. Project. 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga-. ● Fritz Van .Aken. zine Program) 20-^Harold Hill '● - ● ' 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change datef with anothet member, qdvise the program choirman of the change. Members having special prbgrdms, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman details. Telephone 589W J .T .● ¥ A ●. i V. . /. i . t i 1 ● r ' u* * t ● . f.' i ● I t r H > V Tbe COLDWATER REFLECTOR ●*e^ r* , 'i’’ -irv'- t. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting 19.1/5 Time: n.m.. MICHIGAN TUESDAY ARLINGTON HOTEL ■.J ● Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. �(t ● .f . :i ‘ >, He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Ho. July 17. 1953 2 The program for July lU was a talic by Leslie Woodward, a delegate to .Rotary International in Paris, He gave a graphic description of his trip and the pictures that he showed of side trips taken v/hen he and Mrs. V/oodward were in Europe were well worth seeing, It is honed that other Rotary Clubs in the vicinity vdll avail them- selves of Les’ account of his trip. The program for July 21 will be a talk by John Ellenborger our German Exchange student. He is returning to Germany very soon and this talk should prove very interesting. He will undoubtedly give us his impressions of life in America, especially Coldwater and what his plans are for the future, Our sincere good \d.shes go with John on his return to his native land, Tuesday’s visitors were John Jackson of Coldwater, Dale Ulroy of Goshen, Indiana, W. H. Scott of St, Joseph, Mich., John Ellcnberger of Coldwater, Prod Stewart of Jackson, Dr, Horling Christianson of Willmette, 111,, Bob Pennell of Bronson, Wendell Hathaway of Bronson, our visitor of distinction from the east Carlton McKenzie of Quincy and E, A. Eggleston of Toledo, Absent from Tuesday's meeting v/ere Bent, Keep, Dick Kerr, Kornstein, Moss, Olds, Mulchahcy, Pearce, Teeter, Treloar, VJay and V/illiams, Someone remarked the other day that he missed Charlie Keep sitting in his usual place and went on to say that he believed that Charlie had aat at the same place for years and years, V/hich goes to show that you do miss the usual face in a familiar spot, Mrs, Otis Barnes and Mrs, Bovee still remain in the Community Health Center, hope tha.t they are out soon. We As of 15 June, 1953* ‘*^he number of Rotarians worldwide was estimated at 372,000, rcpresenting a gain of 12,000 over the estimated number of Rotarians at the end of 1951-52, Mid-June this year sav; 255 clubs admitted to membership in R. I, since 1 July, 1952, including clubs in North Borneo, South West Africa, and Vietnam, and marking .Rotary’s initial entry in those places. Total number of Rotary clubs as of 15 Juno, 1953~-7S13* Five new Rotary districts have been created, scheduled to be come effective on 1 July, 1953* ^hus on that date there \nll be a total of 212 districts worldwide. / ”He has achieved success who have lived well, laughed often, and loved much; who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of little children; who has filled his niche and accomplished his taslc; who has left the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem, or a rescued soul; who has never lacked appreciation os earth’s beauty or failed to n express it; vjho has always looked for the best in others and given the best he had. DEPINITION OF A ROTARIAN: B. A. Standlcy WITHOUT PRIDE, EFFORT IS WASTED. "Ray" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday T2:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK Poit Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB the ED. HOLTZ, President the club machinery on the execu tion of the plons and program of the Aims and Obiects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Van Aken, Worren Williams. B. Membership. Mac Fiske Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skabo McKeith. H. J. Paul Hurley. F. Woodward Public inger, Information. Everett Lester Special Meetings at the call of the Dick Bir Hougen. Ken Bulletin. Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Cibils Service. MeComb (Children's Program) Grounds) 23-Bob Kerr 30—Bill Milnes Payne, Ken VOCATIONAL NOVEMBER Children. Ken Put and Rural — Urban. R. G. Waldron. Russell Moore, 16—Warner Van Aken 17-Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno SERVICE DECEMBER INTERNATIONAL vancement of international under standing, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL assist the members this A. sibilities in tionships and .in -improving B. their vocational rela the general standards of ^rociice In their respeetive‘"vocDtions. Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan of club in discharging their respon event committees are good will and peace and professional men a world International fellowship of King. Ira <. International Davidson. JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why Information. Earle 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Earl 29—Harold ^AcKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley Project. Corwin JULY (Employer-Em ployee Pel.). 19—Howard Swan. Student Fritz Van Aken. Vinton 22—Mark Andrews JANUARY Contacts. In the C. Intefriatibnal appointed 11—Tri State Meeting Picard through SERVICE 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu Charles To encourage and foster the ad Chairman. MAY McComb, committee sholl devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. , . ROTARY DISTRICT, 9-AI Rice 16—Jim 27—Chet Allemier Jim Vocational Service Committee: This united in the Ideal of service. George R. Means, Chicogo, Illinois' 219TH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. business INTERNATIONAL' GOVERNOR MARCH 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Max Olds, Chairman Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. K. Program SECRETARY (International Affairs) 25—Oist. Gov. Meeting. 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair C. Maurice Putnom. J. Club GENERAL 23—Harvey Moss Davidson 22—Otis Barnes A. Youth Wise. Music. I. President Joaquin Serratoso 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 16—Roy Patterson Picnic) the obligations of the third obfect of Rotary — "to encourage ond H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, ROTARY 11—Mac MacKeith {Fomily 18—Earle It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge >gular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford Couillard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Thursday of each month, 12:15 PRESIDENT 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 8—Byron Thomas Ralph Toupalik. DISTRICT 219 2—Frank Murray 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE FEBRUARY McKnight, foster Shaw, Wm. Bobler. Olds Charles PROGRAMS 29—Fritz Van Akon (Int'l Ser.) APRIL the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, 6—Bob Livermore (All Sports OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Banquet) effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Treblleock (Stag 13—Chuck Woodward Rotorians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be 20-Hal Munn Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa Information. Robert ers in the community. E. Rotary tion) DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Mox ROTARY activities AUGUST Treat. club service, in order to develop ERNEST LU5E, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Al the the Mogozine Committees and such B. Competitor Relotions. Bob Liv ermore. other committees as may be ap Relations. pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee 1953-1954 Charles coordinate committees. shall Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and ELECTION and of such supervise Charles FIske, Chairman. coordinate the activities of Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster and BY vise Functions of the Committee This committee 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga-.zine Program] 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 20—Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs]-such as Lodles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CHAS. SCHMITT, Progrom Chairman Telephone 589W I I 2 CENTS 2 f / 4 C ● t r > } c.' m COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. \ . Fredeipick 1 Published i by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Time: 1 HOTEL VISITING WELCOME ALWAYS H. Weeks Spring Products, Coldtater, Mich. TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON ROTARIANS J MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting i u UNIT&t STA 'K it' Inc. ● �1 He Profits Most Who Serves Best . ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan BULIETIN # 3 ' July 23, 1953 JOHN ELLENBSRG-ER our G-erman Exchange Student was the speaker at the luncheon on He compared the high school Tuesday and told of his experiences during the past year. course of students here to that v;hich he v;ould have taken in Germany and then v;ent on to relate the varied experiences that he has had since he came to the United States. His year has ‘been a very full one and he should return to Germany with a hroadoned conception of life in the United States. He has changed liis ideas somewhat about Americans and knows now that they are not all “money grabbers” and tha,t they arc friendly and will go out of their way to help other people. success in the world on his return to Germany, Wo wish John all the HAROLD HILL has the orogram for Tuesday, July 28. He is away on vacation at ; ircscnt and we could not fina out i-zhat the day will bring forth, but have been assurC' . that it will be well v/orth^v/hile. BELIEVING that credit should be ;ivcn to members who make up a meeting often at a sacrifice it is planned to give heir names hereafter and the name of the olub v;hcrc they make up. Recent make ups were V/illiams, Kornstcin and Vinton at Bronson, Dick Kerr at Battle Crock, McOonkey, Shaw Eiskes, Bob Livermore and Rice at Quincy, and Hulchahcy at Angola, This should boost percentage of attendance. ABSENT on July 21 v;crc Allcnicr, Bent, Coffm^, Hill, Hurley, Keep (more about him later) Dick Kerr, Lyons, HcKcith, Olds, Patterson, Pearce, Thomas and Vinton, VISITING ROTARIANS were John Scavitt of Ecorsc; Myrton Scott of Hicksvillo, Ohio; H. A, Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio; and Dale Trca.dwcll of Auburn, Indiana, Other visi tors who v;crc the guests of Rotarians were John Hanna of Fort Ua^c, Ind.* Joe Love of Battle Creek; Joe Sracekins of Coldwater; and Larry McConb brother of Jin McComb of New Orleans, La, - ' RECENTLY when making up in Angola the fircndliness of various clubs came up for dis cussion at the table where I sat and the opinion of the table was that Coldwater was one of the most friendly clubs in the area and certainly was one of the noisiest and that the members seemed to enjoy attending, MAY IT ALV/AYS BE THUS, 4- ' VJE NOTICE that Otis Barnes had his picture in the pa,pcr recently in connection with the building of the now addition to"the hospital. in the most unexpected places, Rotarians have a way of anucaring V/E ARB GLAD that Don Shorno is with us again after his illness. l * j i) 1VE V/ONDER if Vince Komstcin peruses the Readers Digest? If he docs not wc suggest that he read the recent one; not that he may be guilty but that he avoid pitfalls. CHARLIE EBEP has been ill at the Lcilia Post Hospital in Battle Creek but wc under stand that he has recovered sufficiently to be discharged. Hovrever, v;c have not been able to roach him. THE RUHOR is thatRalph Toupalik is fishing for bids on a new swimming pool at his homo. If he docs not build it wc suggest tha.t he construct a suauna. HOV/ tIANY of you read the column at the extreen left page 3^ of the AugustRotarian? ON PAGE 10 of the August Rotarian is a'short quotation from UO'odrow Uilson And it is well worth remembering; "I would rather belong to a poor nation that was free than to a rich nation that had ceased to be in love with liberty.' I^e shall not bo poor if v;c love liberty. CHINESE PROBERB: II ”Hc who rides a raging tiger dare not dismount.” “Ray n You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY shall coordinate the Classification, the Rotary In club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. A. Classifieotion. phases of C. Employer-Employee Warner Von Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. H. Mac McKeith. Fiske Rice Treloar Torg Skobo Olds F. Woodward Public inger, J. month, Everett 12:15 Lester I. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 9—Al 1-Ray Fox 22—Otis Rotary — "to encourage and Max Olds, Chairman 1 Cibils Ray Bulletin. C. Mulcahey, G. Russell Moore, Waldron. 23—Bob INTERNATIONAL 30-Bill Milnes Barnes vancement of international under standing, peace good will through a world SERVICE Vocational Service Committee: This business and and fellowship of profession^ men committee shall devise .and ca'rry ,iji;^led.in the idea] of. service. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL and assist the members of this sibilities ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan in their vocational rela A. International committees are appointed The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. Ira King. tionships and In improving the B. International general standards of practice' in '.Davidson. ' their respective vocations. In -the C. International event Contacts. Information. Earle Ffifz'Van Aken. Project,! Livermore (All Sports Banquet) 20—Hal Munn 27;-Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 4—Bob Lyons 18—Warner 17-Bill’ Bobier Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore Shorno JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 8—Dick Biringer “ 15—Harvey Bent (Ladles' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince Corwin JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) 19—Howard Student 6—Bob 13—Chuck Woodward 11—Tri State Meeting JANUARY into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ' club in discharging, their respon George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois APRIL MAY DECEMBER SERVICE (Children's Kerr 27—Chet Allemier 24—Don Charles To 'encouroge and'foster the ad Chairman. VOCATIONAL Rural — Urban. R. McComb Program) Grounds) the obligations of the third object Rice 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair It is the doty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Ken Schmitt. INTERNAlTIONAL DISTRICT, Bir ● Putnam. K. Program GOVERNOR 219TH SEPTEMBER Couillard, Payne, Putnam. Ken ROTARY Dick Wise. Music. ' Mourice J. Club Jooquin Serralosa MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) Relations. A. Youth Service. Jim McComb, NOVEMBER Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled'■ Children. Ken Pu). 3—Jess Waldron nom, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss'. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, 10—Stu Picard President PRESIDENT (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Bob Liv Hougen. Wilford Jdmes Van' Why.i Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 23—Harvey Moss Davidson McKnight, foster Information. ^^gular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of each 16—Roy Patterson Picnic] 18—Earle COMMUNITY SERVICE of 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Sor.) the ideals of service by every Rolarian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Weeks. effect of this object is to influence 6—Barney Trebileoek (Stag Rotarians, individually and os Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotpry IrtTormation. Robert ers in the community.. Show, V/m'. Bobier. 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chll.) DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Charles FEBRUARY 11—Mac MacKeifh (Fomily Tree t. ermore. particular PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Torg Skabo, Chairman Max committees. Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relotions. Webster the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Grant of such other committees as may be ap on ROTARY the activities AUGUST activities Fellowship, pointed ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Al coordinate the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. President Charles vise and formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 ED. HOLTZ, This committee and 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super Functions of the Committee Program, ELECTION on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE (Employer-Em 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Magaline Program) 20-Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams ●i i If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W 'll: /*. : i .;r:. V ' 1. i ■ ‘T : The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 4 V - O r UV L\\ '●'V'v . See. 34.66, P. L. & R. ' 1 ■ 1 ; 1 \ Fredericlt H. '^eeks Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Quality Spring Products, Coldwatsr, Sdicii. Inc. �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ouiy Bulletin No, 4 HAROLD HILL certainly did a good job 1353 program at the meeting on Tuesday, July 2S, It brou^t very forcibly to our minds that Coldwater is keeping step and is ahead of many towns of comparable size in the matter of sewage disposal. It also was pointed out that we have an up-to-date plant for sewage disposal and also that the city is fortunate in having men with foresight in planning. The men who planeed During the visit of the and the men who operate the plant are to be congratulated. club members to the plant there was not heard one remark that would load a person to believe that there was not universal approval and that the funds were well spent* THE SPEAKER for next week is to be the Reverend Keith Avery, the new pastor of the Methodist Church, Fred Weeks is program chairman and has assured us that the .Hev, AVery will stress fellowship of which committee Fred is a member, THE CLUB is indeed sorry to hear of the death of Marjorie Olds and our sympathy goes out to Max and the children Mary Antonia and Martin, VJE ARE GLAD to report tha.t Charlie Keep is back home and is on the mend after his stay at Leilia Post Hospital in Battle Creek, One misses the faces of the old-timers who are so faithful in attendance. We hope he will be back at meetings very soon, GLADYS HOOHE, wife of .Russel Mofflro, has been at the Community Health Center but been discharged. We hope she has a speedy recovery. has RECENT MAKE-UPS were Byron Thomas at Clayton, Georgia; Stuart Picard at Detroit; and M. A, McKcith, Leslie Woodward and Hov/ard Teeter at Quincy, This will help our attendance, ERED WEEKS JR. who is in the Michigan State Hospital after an auto accident, is mend ing well and hopes soon to be transferred to the Community Health Center. ABSENT on Tuoaday were Bobier, Fox, Keep (ill), Bob Livermore, Lyons, McComb, McKeith, McKnight(vacationing) Olds, Putnam, and Thomas (vacationing). with a percentage of 92.Si. This was a great improvement over May when we were in 22nd place. For the year 1952—53 wore also in tenth place with a yearly percentage of 91*59 three Ono 100/^ now COLDWATER was in tenth -olaco in June in attendance meetings, The district average was 88,68 and had gained 73 1^ membership. club at Mi chi gpji C enter had been st.arted with 27 members, of the Jeackson Club. HAROLD HILL recently took his vacation spending it southern Ohio. This was through the effort welcome this new club. in southern Indio.na, Kentucky and He reports tha.t feuding has gone out along with hunting revenuers. VISITORS on Tuesday were William Ellis, guest of Fred Weeks, and Leo McQueen, Harold Carls and R.D. Fcndill of the Board of Public Works Department, ROTARIANS from away were Troy Stambaugh of Defiance, Ohio; Jack Wright of Brentwood, Eggleston of Toledo; and Mo. (he says that St. Louis is a suburb of his town); Carlton McKenzie of Quincy and Tony Vogt formerly of Coldwater, but now of Flint. A MARRIED liAN is apparently a chosen one, at least from this nnnonymous quota.tion: ”A banhclor is a souvenir of some woman who found a bettor one a,t the last minute. "Ray’’ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12KM M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB Functions of This and BY coordinate ELECTION Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer dob service, in order to develop tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. Mac Charles Fiske Rice Troloar Torg Skabo F. Woodward H. McKeith. Shaw, Wm. Olds Public inger, is the duty Bobier. Dick Bir Hougen. I. President Wise. Music. Ken INTERNATIONAL G. through a Russell Moore, and assist the_ members of this A. club in discKd'rgIng'fheir respon George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois sibilities ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan in their vocational rela 13—Chuck Woodward 20—Ha! Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 18—Warner Van Aken '17-Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore DECEMBER SERVICE good will and peace and professional men International Sports 11—Tri Stole Meeting Picard 24—Don Shorno world (All 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu fellowship JUNE 1—Everett Hougen vancement of international under SERVICE 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) MAY Charles To encourage and foster the ad standing, VOCATIONAL APRIL 27—Chet Allemier of commitice shall devise and corry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY' DISTRICT. Chairman. (Children's 30-Bill Milnes NOVEMBER Waldron. INTERNATIONAL McComb Program) 23—Bob Kerr Barnes McComb, Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL 219TH Grounds) 22—Otis 16—Jim 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Jim Rural — Urban. R. Ken business Joaquin Serratosa Cibils GOVERNOR Payne, Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY 9-AI Rice 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Putnam. K. Progrom GENERAL 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) Max Olds, Chairman C. Maurice J. Club Bulletin. ROTARY MARCH SEPTEMBER of the Community Service. Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Davidson 25—DIst. Gov. Meeting. Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third object A. Youth 9—Wayne Way (Competitor (International Affairs) of Rotary — "to encourage and J. Information. Everett Lester Special Meetings at the call of the PRESIDENT 18—Earle 1—Ray Fox Ralph Toupalik. ●gular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford Couillard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Ken Put Thursday of eoch month, 12:15 nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) COMMUNITY SERVICE It FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) McKnight, foster the ideals of service by every Rotarion to his personal, C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The|OCTOBER effect of this object is to influence V/eeks. 6—Borney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, ond— Charles Relations. Paul Hurley. the club machinery on the execu A. Classification. PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of the ROTARY the activities AUGUST shall Torg Skabo, Chairman Max committees. ermore. KENNEDY, Grant coordinate of such other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al vise and the Classirication, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magozine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Bob Liv 1953-1954 JOHN the Committee committee 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on porticulor phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howord Teeter JANUARY Contacts.' Ira King. Corwin JULY 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) tionships and in improving the B. International Information. Eorle Dovidson. general standards j of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Project. Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed 8—Dick Biringer 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 19—Howard Swon. 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) 20—Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member. 'bdvise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W i -i ■£ I \ < I ■f<f● olr. ' jl* S’’-' >- ■ I. 1 rr :● -7 ii-; i-V.': t . . u . i \l I K I. / i :r^* - ■ ● ●rfP > » ! t ; The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.56, P. L. & R. Frederick. H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p. m,, ARL t NGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME V/eeks Quality Spring Products, Coldwater, Siich. Inc. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Au^st 13» 1953 BULHETIU NO. 6 JIM VAir.fflY and Mac KcKcith arc to be congratulated on tho family picnic which was the Rotary Meeting for last v/cck* Tho food was excellent, ample, and v;e heard no gripes. StTcingo as it may seem more people game than made reservations and there was a count of one hundred thirty-nine attended. There is one question which has risen in our minds. If Lgs Woodward had brought his family, would ho have had to pndd $3*'50 vrnich was including Chuck, or would he have pa;id Chuck have been taxed $1.75 $3«50 for himself and Eis wife and would a bachelor? PRESIDENT ED has reminded us that there arc several committee chairmen who have not yet made out their reports for tho coming year, and since District Govenor is to be present on August 25 these should be submitted immediately, PRESIDENT ED has announced a special board meeting on August 18 and is stressing the fact that this is important and all members should plan to be present. THE PIRST ROTARIAN who calls mo by telephone and tells mo what CYBERNETICS means, will rcooivo $.50. CHARLIE KEEP who has been quite ill folloi'/ing surgery,' is much better and is nov; able to be up and about. Wo certainly hope he returns to meetings soon, ERED WEEKS JR. is now homo, having been discharged from the Michigan State College Hospital. KENT MCKNIGHT, midshipman at Annapolis, duty and attended the picnic, is homo on leave after his summer tour of sea CHARTER NIGHT for the newest district club at Michigan Center is to be September 10. It would be nice if someone from our club could visit them. ABSENT at the last meeting were Allcmier, Barnes, Biringcr, Coffman, Davidson, Pox, Hougan, Hurley, Keep (sick), HeConkey, Moore, Munn, Murray, Olds, Patterson, Rice, Schmidt, Skabo, Swan (ho just won’t come except at noon), Thomas, Vinton, Way, Chuck Woodv/ard, Los Woodward. RECENT MAKE-DPS wore Byron Thomas at Clayton, Ga.; Dick Kerr at Battle Creek; Keith Pearce, Bob Livermore, James McOomb, Otis Barnes, G, Coffman, Howard Swan, Stuart Piccard, and Chet Allcmier at Bronson, VISITORS from away were Virgil Poglc from Newark, Ohio; Dado Ullcry from Goshen, Ind.; Gil Pilliod and Dave Jordan from Angola,Jnd.; Ed Myer of Hammond, Ind.; Aventt Layman and Arley Habaggcr of Borne, Ind, THOUGHT FOR THE DAY; He who puts off picking of- fruit loses it to the birds. ”Ray« You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. This BY committee shall coordinate the vise and of other committees as may be ap ermore. club service. In order to develop Paul Hurley. on particular phases JOHN tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. Fiske Rice Grant Treloar Terg Skabo Olds Charles Woodward Moc McKeith. Inger, Everett H. J. Hougen. .gular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. month, Wilford James Van Why. 12:15 Lester I. President the Community Committee to SECRETARY discharge A. Youth Service. B. Crippled Payne, Jim 23—Harvey Moss 18—Earle Davidson (international Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-AI Rice 16—Jim Grounds) 22—Otis McComb (Children's Program) 23-Bob Kerr 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair 30-Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Inf'l Ser.) NOVEMBER Children. Ken Put nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. Ken Chairman. Rural — Urban. R. G. Waldron. Russell Moore, and foster the ad good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men SERVICE committee shall devise, and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY and assist the members of this club in discharging their respon George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan sibilities in their tionships and in vocational rela impfoving the A. International International Davidson. 18—Warner Van Aken 17-BI1I Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night] 15—Jim Van Why 8—Dick Biringer Ira Information. Earle general standords of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince . . i Corwin JULY Kornslien 12—Paul Hurley (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) 19—Howard Project. 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews Ijanuary Contacts. King. B. Picard DECEMBER SERVICE vancement of international under standing, VOCATIONAL 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu 24—Don Shorn© INTERNATIONAL Charles To encourage MAY MeComb, Ralph Toupalik. Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) 8—Byron Thomas the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and Ray Mulcahey, Bulletin. Putnam. Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils 219TH Service C. Maurice K. Program DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR is the duty of FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Woy (Competitor 1-Ray Fox Putnam. Ken GENERAL It Couillard, Wise. Music. J. Club ROTARY Relations. COMMUNITY SERVICE H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Peorce, Special Meetings at the call of the PRESIDENT PROGRAMS APRIL McKnight, foster the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personol, 6—Bob Livermore (All Sports OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Banquet] effect of this object Is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag 13—Chuck Woodward Rolarians, Individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be 20-Hal Munn Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Rethoughtful of and helpful to oth 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa iations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. tion) 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Shaw, Wm. Bobier. F. Public Information. Dick Bir- Max Olds, Chairman 27—Chet Allemier DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Thursday of each ROTARY 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu KENNEDY, Secretary 1953-1954 the activities AUGUST supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Max coordinate committees. activities pointed Charles such the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Bob Liv ELECTION 1953-1954 Al particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS on CLUB SERVICE Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Mogozine Program) 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 20-Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program-schedule for the' year 1953-54. If you want to change dates' with another member, advise ihe program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W 2 CENTS 2 , > * t r V 1 *7 ' The COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. L & R. r ■r -7 Rotary REFLECTOR Frederick H. 'aeeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS Coldwater, Mich. ALWAYS yr HOTEL 2 S1N3D 2 WELCOME f ftSTAkE �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan August 21, 1953 BULLETIN NO. 7 LAST WEE5KS meeting should make the citizens of Coldwater proud of the recreation pro gram that was provided for the children of the city this past summer. It was fun and character building in large doeea and mass production. The staff is to be congratulated on the job they did and certainly the money was v;ell-spcnt. Coach Lowe, in charge of the program, outlined the type of activities provided and the general plan for the entire summer. The program was diversified and the merchants and businesses who assisted by furnishing prizes for the various contests should receive the thanks of the community. THERE WERE ten members at the birthday table at the last have birthda^rs in September: meeting. Five members will Bill Bobier, Hal Munn, Frank Murray, Keith Pierce, and Fred Weeks, REGENT iKAKE-UPS that helped in the attendance average were Keith Pierce at Litchfield, Lcs Woodward at Litchfield; Torg Skabo at Dillon, Montana; and the following at Quincy. Picard, Coffman, Swan (ho just won*t come to evening meotings) Barnes and Allomeir. TISITINO Hotarians were Larry Wilson of Streator, Illinois; Clcnn Martin and Bill Whorley of Bronson; Clay Brockman of Quincy; and, George Meyer of Angola, Indiana, GUESTS of Rotarlans from away wore William Funk of Battle Crock and Bob Ball of Ann Arbor. ABSENT last week were Allcmcir, Barnes, Keep, Diclc Kerr, Olds, Patterson, Putnam, Shorno and Skabo, Bob Livermore, McKclth, Moore, IP YOU WILL look on pago l4 and 15 of the September Rotarian you will loam what have a preview of the article CYBERNETICS are and I want it understood that I did not or pictures, MICHIGAN comes in for some publicity in the September issue of the Rotari^ as it deals with the parking plan in Ann Arbor. Having driven considerably in that city the plan that is used is one thr.t is very helpful, parking lots provided for its out-of-town trade, Coldwater should be proud of the THE JIM MCCOMBS have a new son Mark, who weighed into this world at S lb. and 1}- oz. and the Ed Holtz's have a now daughter, Barbara, who weighed S lb. and 1 oz on arrival DON'T FORBET THAT AUGUST 25th. IS DISTRICT GOVERNORS DAY AND LET US MAKE IT A 100^ MEETING. IT WAS GOOD to have Clara Bovco back with us as the SAYING for the day: accompanist for the last meeting, "The reason politics makes strange bedfellows is because they all like the same bunk.” You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thur»day 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elk* Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA *— College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY This committee Rotary In other committees as may be ap ermore. club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee, Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer porticular phases Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Fiske Rice Mac H. McKeith. Torg Skabo E. Rotary Max Olds Charles Woodward F. Information. Everett gular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Lester Wilford Ken GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan by Payne, Ken Putnam. Chairman. Service. 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-AI Rice B—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 22—Otis Jim members 30—Bill Milnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) !n their tionships and general in standards vocational improving of 1- ..I (All Sports 13—Chuck Woodward 20-Hal Munn 27—Bob Show (Rotary Informa tion) MAY 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron 11—Tri State Meeting 18—Warner Van Aken Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore Russell Moore, 24—Don Shorno INTERNATIONAL DECEMBER SERVICE a international under good will and professional world and peace fellowship of men this A. International King. rela JUNE 1—Everett“Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why Ira the B. International Information. Earle Davidson.;. their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees ore oppointed Project. 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Ear! 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY Contacts. 8—Dick BIringer 22—Mark Andrews 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) Corwin JULY (Employer-Em 19—Howard Swan. 26—Wilford Coulilard (Maga zine Program) 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) ,, . 20-Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The gbove is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to <hange dotes with another member# advise the program' chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. u 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) 17—Bill through practice in lations) NOVEMBER Put G. Waldron. club in discharging their restJonsibilities Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re APRIL Rural — Urban. R. vancement of of (Children's Barnes McComb, Ken into effect plains which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. the McComb Program) 23—Bob Kerr Picard standing, pssist 16—Jim 27—Chet Allemier Charles To encourage and foster the ad SERVICE MARCH 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) committee shall devise and carry and R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. personal, Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. ROTARY Picnic) 18—Earle 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relotions) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss 10—Stu business INTERNATIONAL George service his 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKelth (Family nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. Roy Mulcahey, VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY of to Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. C. Maurice Schmitt. 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL A. Youth Couillard, Wise. Music. I. Putnam. Joaquin Serratoso Cibils ideals Max Olds, Chairman H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, K. Program ROTARY Bir Hougen. J. Club Bulletin. PRESIDENT the Robert ers in the community. Dick James Van Why. President DISTRICT the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage ond every Rotarian Information. Public inger, Special Meetings at the call of the It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE McKnight, foster Shaw, Wm. Bobier. 12:15 Relations. Rotarians, individually and os Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Milnes. Thursday of each month, PROGRAMS OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag 0. Attendance. Grant Treloar J. Bob Liv of C. Employer-Employee Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Al Treat. the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. on ROTARY the activities AUGUST supervise and coordinate the activities of Charles Fiske, Chairman. the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster pointed Charles coordinate committees. formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 JOHN KENNEDY, vise and of such shall Fellowship, 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super Functions of the Committee Program, ELECTION on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE CHAS. SCHMITT/ Program Chairman Telephone 589W V 1 I * \: ' . l X. i I ^ ^ if ,<r* * . I .*● > ' I See. 34.66, P. L. & R. i J ●● i r fv/vn : ■ Frederick H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME - 1 t The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR i ■ i Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, ilich. ●f �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best )} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR r Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan August 28, 1953 BULIETIN NO, 8 THE VISIT of District governor is now past history hut it certainly is one visit hy a district governor that should he rememhered, Ed Lincoln is a man to remember and the information that he gave us was good and *’We should do something about this*’. He told us ths.t a Hotary Club was formed each 54 hours the year around and that if you tried to visit all the clubs in the world that you would not finish until I9S5 if a club was visited each day# His urging of Hotarians to retuun to some of the basic principles laid down by our forefathers so that we will not be remembered as a **lost generation” was and is very tinjely, THE ASSEI'IBLY of committee chairmen on Tuesday night v;as vjell attended and President Ed wants to thanlc all those v/ho attended. Since the visit President Ed Lincoln thank ing the club for their hospitality and complimenting the club on their fellowship and the fine organization that they have. Apparently this is something that v;e have ’’done something about,” THE G-ULP dealers stated that the cost of their lunch or rather fines was to be paid What by the G-ulf Oil Company and the expense account would be sent to Ed Lincoln, is worrying us is who does Ed send the expense account to. ."REOEITT MEN who made up were I^ay, Bob Livermore, Thomas, Chuck V/oodward, McKeith, Vinton, and Murray at Quincy, A1 Kice made up at Ottawa, Canada, Dick Kerr at Battle Creek, and Al Barnes at Bronson, Bob Livermore also made up at Hillsdale and this shows persistence in keeping up his attendance, VISITING- Hotarians from away were Ed Lincoln from Marshall, Harold Krcig from Vicks burg; Nels V/eber and G-lcnn Barnett from Bronson; Ed Meyers from Hammond, Indiana; Dr, T. A, Weaver from Dayton, Ohio;'and Obcar Pence and Emery Boyd from Angola, Other guests were Andy Stearett of Charlotte who was the guest of Everett Hougen and W, L, Warner, L. E, Payne, J. Myers and Wajme Wright who were the guests of Hov/ard Swan* WE HAVE BEEN keeping some statistics' on the ”leave early*s” and find that about 90^ of the early leavers are about 105^ of the club. During the month of September addi tional records will be kept and about Oct. 1 wc plan to list those who have left early two times or more during the month. Sometimes it is unavoidable but ’’something should bo done” about the repeaters, Harbor Springs who also had as their Torg Skabo has just returned from Dillon, Montana HECENT vacationers were Hus Moore and iiax Olds at guest over the weekend Don Shorno, and says that he caught some fish. Bill Bobicr spent some time in Canada but unlike Torg he says fishing was ’’lousy”, Hod HcKnight is in northern Minn, and hoped to catch some fish when he left. BYRON TBDMAS is to have the program next week and says that ho is having as. the speaker a man well-known to Coldwater people; Don Phillips, President of Hillsdale College. ”The best year round thermometer is a warm heart and a cool head”. ”Hay” You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday T2:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Functions of This and OFFICERS BY ELECTION committee shall the Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treosurer of A. Classification. Warner B. Membership. Mac Fiske Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skabo Van H. McKeith. J. F. Woodward Public Information. inger, Everett each month, Wilford James Van Why. 12:15 Lester I. President H’l/tndm. Ken ' Bulletin. Joaquin Serrotoia ' Cibils Jim Davidson (International Affairs) Children. Ken 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) 9-AI Rice 16—Jim Russell Moore, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE through a world fellowship of professional united in the ideal of service. men into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Choirmon. INTERNATIONAL and . assist the member^ of this A. International club in discharging their respon George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois sibilities. in tionships ROTARY their vocational and in rela Contacts. Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan APRIL 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) (All Sports 13—Chuck Woodward 20—Hal Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17-BIM Bobier 24—Don Shorno 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (ladies Night) 15->JimvVan Why 1115—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) ^ ,● 22—Earl Corwin ia-Mork Andrews . l' j 29-Horoid McKmght Ira King. Davidson. general standards of practice .in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student event committees are appointed, Fritz Van Aken. INTERNATIONAL 30-Bill Milnes MAY Project. JULY 5-Vince Kornstien 12—Paul. Hurley ployae Rel.) 8—Dick Biringer 29—Howard Teeter 'JANUARY the B, Infernotionol Information. Earle improving (Children's 23-Bob Kerr Barnes DECEMBER and foster the advancement of mfernationel understanding, good will and peace committee shall devise and corry McComb Program) 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 22—Otis Put R. G. Waldron. ond MARCH NOVEMBER nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. business 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Picnic) 18—Earle McComb, Charles To encourage Vocational Service Committee: This ROTARY DISTRICT, Payne,. Ken ; , VOCATIONAL SERVICE PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERI^ATIONAL Service. 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Moc MacKeith (Family 27—Chet Allemier Rolph Toupalik. B. Crippled Chairman. Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH 2—Frank Murray 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Max Olds, Chairman Ray Mulcohey, Putnam. K. Program SECRETARY the obligations of the third object of Rotory — "to encourage and C. Rural — Urbon. Maurice FEBRUARY activities AUGUST It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge A. Youth CouIIlard, Wise. Mu^ic. J. Club GENERAL Bir H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 Dick Hougen. '●^■tfgular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of the McKnight, foster Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Olds Charles PROGRAMS 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations] E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Mox coordinote committees. supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Aken, Warren Williams. Al such octivities Torg Skabo, Chairman Charles ROTARY ermore. 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee Relations. SEPTEMBER Paul Hurley. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu 1—Roy Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and program of 8—Byron Thomas the Aims and Objects Committee. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President KENNEDY, vise and the Committee coordinate 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super* the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Bob Liv 1953-1954 JOHN on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE 6—Presidents' Meeting (Employej-Em- 13—Rolph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 19—Howard Swan. 20—Harold Hill 26—Wilford Couillard (Mogaline Program) 27—Worren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special 'programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint.a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W i. I ' '.T.r- ■ 7 r ● T.. :■ <- I < ; ;iU-\ ● ● U ■ ● ■ r ; : ■ r !● 'VT i: ; V .● i ■ ■: r The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p.m Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME UNITED ^ STATES % POSTAGE ■r W^, ''o''" - Sec. 34.66, C ' 2 CENTS 2 I Frederick E, Publis.ied ■ - 'll 80 ks Quality Spring Products, Coldwatsr, >●; ic;-.. Inc. �<( He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan *o®o| BUimiH NO. 9 Scpterabor 4, 1933 BYRON TEONiAS, who had as his guest speaker, Don Phillips, presented an excellent program and Dr, Phillips pointed out very clearly that there are many blank spots in the thinking of the rising generation. The facts which he presented, givin the percentages that had to deal with government owner ship of banks, public utilities, etc ● I should give one pause His analogy as being foreign to one living in a democracy, between leadership in a democracy and citizenship in a democracy was well drawn, It would appear that they are one and He went on to state that our problem at the the same thing, present time is not the improvement of material things but the improvement of relationships among men both from a family standpoint and from a national standpoint. THE UKk\'Jl^(x at the left is a well-kno\m Hotarian who thinks it is too hot to \iork, ABSENT for the day wore Barnes, Oorwin, Davidson, Keep (ill) , Kornstoin, Bob Livermore, Moore, Olds, Patterson, .■Rico, Trcbilcock, The blank space above is Bob Kerr, .RECENT MAKE-UPS were Rus Moore at Petosky, V/arren Williams at Angola, Vince Kornstein at Bronson, and Barney Trebilcock and Chuck Allcmcir^at Quincy, VISITORS for the day wore Rotarians Charles Plxley and Cordon Brewer of Bronson, Burl Hall of Hountainviev;, Calif., George Knore and Tom Bangs 4if Columbus, Ohio, Clay Brockman of Quine; and Dr. T, A, Weaver of Dayton, Ohio, THERE V/ERE nine early-leavers. PRESIDENT ED EOLTZ has asked that anyone intending to make up at Angola on Friday nights, chock with him as to the place of meeting, since the club is not meeting in their regular spot ● CHARTER NIGHT for the Michigan Center club is to be held on September 10th, The following Botarians, Fred Vfcoks, Ernie Luse, Torg Skabo, and Jim McComb arc to attend and to present the Medallion case to the club on the part of the Coldwater club, ^^ITHIN recent months several speakers have run past Is 3C> and we believe that this practice should stop. We knov; that it is discourteous to walk out on the speaker but v;o believe that such.action is justified in some cases. Future program chairmen should explain to the speaker that 1:30 is the dead line, THE GAL is trying to locate the Coldwater Rotarian and the bottom picture shows us whore he is to be located. THE SUREST cure for vanity is loneliness—Thomas Wolfe You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M O �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH, Functions of This and OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1953-1954 on vise and the Committee committee coordinate shall the of Torg DIRECTORS Warner Van Fiske Treloar Torg Skabo Max Mac F. Woodward Public inger, Thursdoy of each month, 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the President Information, Lester I. PRESIDENT ROTARY GENERAL Cibils SECRETARY ROTARY GOVERNOR 219TH Putnam. ●' 8—Byron Thomas A. Youth Grounds) (Children's Kerr 30-Bill Milnes Barnes Bulletin. Poyne, VOCATIONAL Rural — Urban. R. G. Ken MeComb, NOVEMBER Ken Put- 10—Stu Picard 17-Bill Bobier Russell Moore, 24—Don SERVICE' encourage and' foster the ad standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men committee sholl devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. assist the members of this sibilities in ROTARY tionships and general their in standards vocational improving of A. International rela Sherno JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl 8—Dick' Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15i-JIm .Von Why 15—Harvey Bent (Lodies' Night) 22—Earl 29~Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 12—Paul King. Hurley 6—Presidents' Meeting ’* 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp 'i~ Emery) 26—Wilford Couillard (Mqga- 20—Harold 19—Howord Project. Corwin JULY (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) Davidson. their respective vocotions. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed Vinton 22—Mark Andrews 5—Vince' Korhslien '.'Ira 18—Warner Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore JANUARY Contacts. the B. Internotional Information. Earle proctice In , ● DECEMBER vancement of international under SERVICE 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron Waldron. INTERNATIONAL Charles To Chairman. Jim MAY nom, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. Roy Mulcahey, Putnam. Service. tion) i-.r 27--Chet Ailemier Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. Couillard, , Illinois Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan McComb Program) 23—Bob ' 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Dickj ^Ir- Max Olds, Chairman club in discharging their respon INTERNATIONAL 16—Jim 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Schmitt. ond DISTRICT, 9-Ai Rice 1—Ray Fox Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 22—Otis C. Maurice INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and Wise. Music. Ken INTERNATIONAL 23—Harvey Moss Davidson It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, K. Program ROTARY Wilford James Van ..Why. J. Club 219 Relations. Relations) 16—Roy Patterson (International Affairs) COMMUNITY SERVICE J. Everett -Hougen. .jgular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. DISTRICT H. McKeith. Shaw, Wm.' BoSi4r. Olds Charles 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor 11—Mae MacKelth (Family Picnic) 18—Earle FEBRUARY 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) APRIL McKnighi, foster the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, 6—Bob Livermore (All Sports OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Banquet) effect of th'is.pbiect is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney TrebiTco'ck (Stag 13—Chuck Woodward Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be 20—Hal Munn Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) . ,. . 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informo E. Rotary Infomaiion. ' Robert ers in the community. B. Membership. Rice PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) Paul Hurley. Aken, Warren Williams. The President, Vice-President, and— ROTARY the activities AUGUST supervise Charles Fisks, Chairman. of Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Grant coordinate committees. activities the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer 1953-1954 the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Informotion and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Bob Liv club service, in order to develop JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Charles such ermore. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al po'ticular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE Swan? zine Program) I ‘ Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Progrom Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W J. A . , A «r ■5- < ‘J ● t t ■ X . i f ■J .!● V ●A - : rjc .. : ; UNITED n \ ' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ● 'V ^ STATES ,^gfcJ4.66, p.jj . fre-ltjricii i.', Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p . m Time: duality Coldarater, MICHIGAN TUESDAY A R LI NGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME r) I *.nc. iJic.). I pomcE j �tt > He Profits Most V^ho Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan iiuliotin KO, Zd’pztffntv 11, 1957 10 H 'k PAST AND COMING SmTS WITH BAY POX as program chairman the program for last Tuesday v;as a dandy, Sob Jackman,who showed his slided taken in Korea while a member of the United States Army Engineering Corps,showed us very plainly that no one gains from war. The devastation, poverty and low living standards forced on the South Koreans thru the war was brought out very vividly. One cannot help but compare the children shown in the pictures with those of the kids of Coldwater v/ho started school this week. Ours are A‘;ell-fed and well-clothed v/hich was certainly not the case of the youngsters in Korea. The United States, v/hich has never had a v/ar within its borders in the past 90 years, can well be thankful. A tip of the hat to both Bay Pox and Bob Jaclonan. WITH SCHOOL starting again all Botarians should be careful of kids crossing the street. Remember the youngster you might strike MIGHT HE YOUR OM, THEEIE WERE l4 early-ieavers on Tuesday. Fla., with l4 years of perfect attendance; Allen Davidson and Bob Stocker of Bronson; Carlton McKenzie the sage of 'Quincy; J. Logan Unland of Pekin, 111., who presented the club v/ith a small flag from the Pekin Club and Arthur Beddocs of Hillsdale. Keith Pearce had as his guest James GUEST BOTARIANS were Bob Shirk of West Palm Beach, Crosby of Coldwater, ABSENT from Tuesday's meeting were Barnes, Kornstoih, Moore, Moss, Murray, Patterson, Skabo, Thomas, VanWhy, Vinton, Waldron (on vacation) and Chuck Woodward. NEXT WEEK will be fair week and as has been the custom for some years Guavari Huffman v;ill be program chairman and the dinner will be at the Ooldwatcr-Girard Grange Dining Hall at the fair grounds and each Bot^ian will have as his guest a 4—H Club member. Hr. ^eterson of the recreation staff of Hichig?;n State College will be the guest sperker, Guavaric tells us that—* chicken fried in butter will be featured. DON'T MISS THIS METTING OB YOU'LL BE SOBBYJll IN THE RECENT bulletin received from the Hillsdale Club was mimoogra-nhed sheet giving the rules and means by v/hich a new member is presented for membership and the process by which he is approved and the routine of acceptance into the club* It is a very good outline and one v/ith v/hich all members should be more familiar* ^ IN LINE v/ith the reputation of the Coldwater Rotary Club as being a bunch of good singers it is suggested that each member read the article in the September Botarian on page 30 which is entitled "V/hat's in a song?" BILL B03IER should read the article on page 26 of the current Botarian before he takes his next vacation in Canada. DO YOU KNOW what to do when you lose your temper or feel t-P.rij>n-r» Viavn yAirT ^ ^n thr Rntar^Bn. like kicking the desk? Bead You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs SAYING FOB THE DAY: we think." ”WlAt4fiUfcY©UfinftTlEbttyA«CBln*ErAaftHBSME Mhfi(r tell us exactly vhat QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION - Parke^'Bay^ Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregalionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular pflases of vv>:ational Functions of the Committee This committee shall and coordinate the the Classification, vise and coordinate 1953-1954 of such committees. Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster ermore. dub' service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Bob Liv Relations. COMMUNITY SERVICE ft is the duty of the Community Torg Skabo, Chairman Service Committee to discharge A. Classification. Warner ' Van the obligations of the third object Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS .'I Charles - - B. Membership. Mac The President, Vice-President, and— Al Rice Max Olds J. D. Attendance. Milnes. Ear] Corwin, F. Public inger, Information. Everett Thursday of each month, Wilford James Van Why. 12:15 Lester f. President Maurice Bulletin. Putnam. K. Program Bir Max Olds, Chairman A. Youth Service. B. Crippled Payne, Jim INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa. Cibils SECRETARY Children. Ken Put INTERNATIONAL Charles To encourage and foster the ad standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois and assist club in discharging their respon the members of this A. fnternotionol INTERNATIONAL ' Ira tionships and in improving .the B. International Information. Earle David son. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. Edgar B. Lincoln, "Marshall, Michigan event committees In -th^ C. International are ' appointed < The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to chahge dates with another member, advise 18—Earle 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (International Affairs) MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-AI Rice 1—Ray Fox 8—Byron Thomas 16—Jim 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair 23-Bob Kerr Grounds) 22—Otis McComb (Children's Program) 30—Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Von Aken (Int'l Ser.) APRIL 6—Bob OCTOBER Livermore (All Sports Banquet) 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag 13—Chuck Woodward Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) 20-Hol Munn 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) tion) 27—Bob Shaw (Rotory Informa MAY 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri Stote Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night] 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY Contacts. King. sibilities in their vocatldnal relo-- ROTARY Picnic) DECEMBER SERVICE vancement of international under VOCATIONAL SERVICE Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 11—Mae MocKeith (Family 24—Don Shorno Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL ,, DISTRICT, Chairman. 9—Wayne Way (Competitor NOVEMBER R. G. Waldron. Ray Mulcahey, 2—Frank Murray McComb, nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Rural — Urban. Russell Moore, Ken FEBRUARY 27—Chet Allemier Ralph Toupalik. Couillard, Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH Dick Putnam. Ken ROTARY Robert ers in the community. Wse. Music. J. Club GENERAL thoughtful of and helpful to oth H. Sergeont at Arms. 6. K. Pearce, Special Meetings at the cali of the PRESIDENT effect of this object is to influence Rotarians, individually and as Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Hougen. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. DISTRICT 219 the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, E. Rotary Information. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Charles Woodward J McKnight, faster Weeks. Grant Trelear Skabo H. of Rotary — "to encourage and C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Fiske Torg McKeith. PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Chorles Fiske, Choirman. of activities other committees as may be ap pointed ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President ROTARY the activities AUGUST Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. ELECTION 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE Student Project. Fritz Von Aken. 5—Vince JULY Kornstien 12—Poul Hurley (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) 20-Harold 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga iprogram chairman of the change. 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 19—Howard Swon. zine Program) Corwin ●1 1 Hill 27—Warren Williams , -CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as bodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W \ UNITED fc STATES ci:* * I POSTAGE 4.' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ■ * ^ \// /<> .● /.V ‘ ■ -^\ -Sec. 34.66, ^ o t J 2 / l\.< I Frederick Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., A RLI NGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME K. Weeks Quality Spring Products, CoLdwater, Mich. Inc. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 18| 1953 Bulletin Noi—^ ROTARY at the Fair has come and gone and from all reports it was a bang-up meeting with chicken at the Coldwater-Girard Grange Dining room* The club members had as their guests 4-H Club members and! the.kids show the. Rotarians something in the way of stowing away food. The program was in charge of Guavarie COFKMN with the speaker being Arden Peterson of the 4-H Club Staff from Michigan State College. Mr. Peterson stressed the true values inner satisfaction of achievement, of 4-H Club work. He stressed the this covers not only planning with your head but carrying out the plan with yeur hands. The activities have an educational value with a summing up at the end of the year of the total learning that has been absorbed druing the year. Members are taught good sportsmanship whether you are winning or losing, as demonstrated when the results of the summer's work is exhibited. The democratic way of life is learned in that at club meetings each member learns to respect the opinions of others, how to conduct himself at a meeting, and to take responsibility and carry it through to fruitation. The club plan has a definite plan of recognition in the awarding of pins and certificates for work well dene. Mr. Peterson also stressed the value of being a leader, it does something to one's self e^steem to be able to sit back and say "We did a good job this year." The stork that was en last week's bulletin having completed his missions has now gone home on "Rotation Leave". We de not know when he will be recalled to active duty. The completion of the missions included a son for DICK BARRINGER and a son for DICK KERR. It was good to see HARRY TAYLOR back at a meeting. We have missed him at the meetings where he had had a long record of perfect attendance. His recent absences have been due to illness.' Another old timer that we have missed at our recent meetings is CHARLIE KEEP. Visiting Rotarians from neighboring clubs included JACK SCHAEFER and BILL WHORLEY of Bronson. Also, J. LESLIE ENGSTROM of Albian. Other guests included PERCY TAYLOR AND B£ARK MANN of Coldwater, Also guests were DUNCAN LEITCH, Branch County Agricultural Agent, and Mrs. LUELLA HAMILTON, Home Demonstration Agent of Branch county, JACK CROSBY and DICK WARREN of Coldwater. RUSS MOORE has returned from Petoskey where we understand he avoided hay fever. The Vice-president’s wife, Mrs. Ernie Luce, was working at the Coldwater Grange Dinirg room where the club had their dinner. We didn't notice if Ernie got all white meat for dinner but believe it would be fair if he did. OTIS BARNES has resigned as administrator of the hospital to take on the job of liaison person between the contractors building the new hospital addition and the ^ospital Board responsible for carrying plans to completion. HOWARD AND MARIAN TEETER are enjoying a second honeymoon at Niagara Halls wherrer Howard is attending an insurance representatives convention. He recently stated that he believed in the maxim "Better late than never". The thought for the day is the closing quotation of Mr. Peterson, who was the Speaker on Tuesday: "One of the greatest values in life was a child going down the road singing, after asking me the way". Credit is given to this week's bulletin to KEN PUTNAM since I was absent last week. Wy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY EO. This committee LUSE, coordinate the Classification, Vice-President Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster the Aims and Objects Committee. Torg Skabo; Choirman ' Charles Fiske ' *. Warner Van Torg Skobo Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Max Olds F. Woodward Public Information. Dick, inger, Everett Hougen. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of each Lester I. President ● Putnam. Ken A. Youth 16—Jim 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair 23-Bob GroundsV ' 22—Otis Service.' Jim Payne, Ray Mulcahey, VOCATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois and assist club in discharging their respon sibilities in the members of their vocational this, vancement of international under standing, . good peace will A. Internotional tionships and in improving* the B. International Davidson. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan event committees are appointed and Munn tion) 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17-Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno JUNE 1—Carl Vinton 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince 8—Dick Biringer 6—Presidents' Meeting (Employer-Em 13—Ralph Toupolik (Camp Emery) ●● ■ ' 19—Howard Swan. 20-Horold 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga Fritz Van Aken. Corwin JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) Project. > 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Von Why 4 Ira Informotion. Eorle Student Sports 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa JANUARY Contacts. (Ail 10—Stu Hill 27—Warren Williams zine Program) The above Is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ' 20—Hal 1—Everett Hougen '● King. rela 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) 13—Chuck Woodward 3—Jess Waldron Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. ROTARY ' APRIL DECEMBER SERVICE . MAY Russell Moore, committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. INTERNATIONAL Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) MeComb, Waldron. INTERNATIONAL V- 27—Chet Allemier through a "world fellowship of business and professional men SERVICE 30-Blir Milnes ' Picnic) ’ Charles To encourage and foster the ad Chairman. ● ● 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) !. Bulletin. Schmitt. PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils G. (Children's Kerr Barnes NOVEMBER Rural — Urban. R. Ken McComb Program) ..... 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag I Ralph Toupalik.; C. Maurice Putnam. K. Program ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, Max Olds, Chai rm'an 9-AI Rice 1—Ray Fox 8—Byron Thomas discharge the obligations of the third object of Roiory — "to encourage and Couillard, Wise. Music. J. Club SECRETARY Wilford Bir MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) It is the duty of the Community Committee' to Davidson SEPTEMBER COMMUNITY SERVICE Service 16—Roy Potterson 25—Disf. Gov. Meeting. Relations. James Von Why. Ken Put B. Crippled Children. nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, month, 12:15 Special Meetings at the coll of the GOVERNOR 219TH 23—Harvey Moss (International Affairs) effect of this object is to influence -i individually and as D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill Rotarians, members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. thoughtful of and helpful to oth E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. Treloar GENERAL 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) Weeks. Rice FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) B. Membership; H. J.-McKnight, foster the ideals of service by 29—Fritz Mac /)\cK?ijh. every Rotarian to his personal, C. FeilowshTp. John-Walker, Fred business and-community life." The OCTOBER DIRECTORS PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 18—Earle Bob Liv ermore. tion of the plans and program of The President, Vice-President, and— DISTRICT 219 committees. shall supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of Aken, Warren Williams. Chorles of such the A. Classification. ROTARY the activities AUGUST pointed on porticular phases of C. Employer-Employee club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. the club machinery on the execu GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Grant coordinate other committees as may be ap JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Al vise and Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treof. formation, Public Informotion and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. ■ HOLTZ, President ERNEST ond 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super Functions of the Committee ELECTION 1953-1954 on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone 589W ● t ● ' t" e. * * i 4 I I. V m COLDWATER Sec. 34.66 .\ WITACf I r Rotary REFLECTOR UNfTfD STATES \ \ s \ / < CENTS 2 Frederick Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING WELCOME ROTARIANS ALWAYS H. Weeks Quality Spring Pro'Jucts, Coldwater, iSich. Inc. �■(( He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, 12 September 25, 1953 THHI PROGRAM for the fiiast meeting wa arge of Otis Barnes who had as the guest speaker, a local toy, Mr, Elwyn Farwell, of the Animal Husbandry Depart ment of Michigan State College, Mr, Farwell has just returned from South America where he was a member of the four point team sent by the United States to Columbia, His beautiful slides of that country were excellent and not only beautiful but informative as v/ell, It is difficult for one to realize that such primitive conditions exist in the same hemisphere with us as the slides portrayed. Here in Michigan you see tractors and milk processing plants that are accepted os a part of the scheme of living and farming. They are a far cry from what we saw ond^makes one realize more than ever that even with all the griping and ' fault finding that one hears that it is a pretty good place to live after all. THE PROGRAJi next week is in the stag picnic which will be held at the "Captain^s Cabin" at Crooked Lake. We do not know just what talent Carl Vinton has re served for us in the way of entertainment but from the description given by Barney r ebilcock it is apparently something that you should not miss, The cavalcade leaves the Bon Ami Club at 6;00 P,M, sharp. We dor^t knov/ ’/;hat time it will return but tell the better half to leave the door unlocked. THE BLOOD DONOR campaign is being run for the Rotary Club by Jim McComb ard cards telling when you can donate your pint should be returned to him promptly* We have one member who will have completed donating one gallon at this next and it is hoped that he receives proper recognition for this generous act. We hope that there are other members who can make the same goal. BACK TO GST YOUR CARD JIM: VISITORS at the club luncheon were Ralph Currie of Toronto who v/as the guest of Chuck Schmidt; Todd Woatherwax the guest of Chubk‘Woodward; Bob Herr the guest of Stewart Picard; and Harold Diesing the guest of p}d, Holtz, Rotarians from away were Lee Hurst of Angola, Glenn Martin and Wendell Hathoway from Bronson. IT WAS GOOD to see Harry Taylor back with us agt.in, increase, May his type of Rotarian ABSENT for Tuesday were Andrews, Hougon, Komstcin, Bob Livermore, Ernie Luce, Murray, Patterson, Putnam, Skabo, Thomas and V/ay. hurrah:i: There wore only seven early leavers on Tuesday, FROM THE REPORT of the Charlter night for the Michigan Center Rotary Club it must have been a BANG-UP AFFAIR and we are sorry that we could not go, IN ROTARY the basis of Membership is CLASSIFICATION, The joy of Membership is FELLO'vYSHIP. The obligation of Membership is SERVICE. The life of Membership is ATTEJIDANCE. And the privilege of Membership is YOURS. Make the most of all of themj COMpIG inphe October ROTARIAN is nn article which should interest all Rotarians. It is entitled 'Ten Steps to a Rotary Fellowship" and outlines how young people win Rotary Fellowships, thought for the DAY: to get a job done. Personality is the use of banana oil instead of hard work Ray’ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Po»t Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY committee coordinate the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster other committees as may be ap ermore. Vice-President club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. on particular phases the Aims and Objects Committee. Torg Skobo, Chairman A. Classification. The President, Vice-President, and— Charles Fiske Rice Skabo Max Olds Charles D. Attendance. Earl Milnes. F. Woodward Public inger, 9-AI Rice 1-Ray Fox 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvorie Coffman (Fair 22—Otis individually and 30-Bill Milnes Hougen. A. Youth Service. 1. President Wise. Music. Maurice Putnam. J. Club Ken Bulletin. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils Schmitt. Jim MAY McComb, NOVEMBER Ken Pieord 18—Warner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorno 25—Lloyd Livermore INTERNATIONAL standing, good will assist the members of this R. Means, Chicago, Illinois ROTARY INTERNATIONAL sibilities In tionships and generol their vocational peace standards of practice Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan event committees ore the B. in International appointed ■‘15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Earl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howord Teeter JANUARY Contacts. Ira Information. Earle Davidson. - 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley Student Project. JULY 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) 19—Howard In the C. International 8—Dick Biringer 22—Mark Andrews King. rela in 'Improving tl^elr respective vocations. A. international 1—Carl Vinton 6—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night] 15—Jim Van Why under and JUNE 1—Everett Hougen and foster the ad international 11—Tri State Meeting DECEMBER SERVICE through a world fellowship of business and professional men club in discharging their respon 4—Bob Lyons 10—Stu R. G. Waldron. committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which wilt guide Al. Rice, Chairman. and tion) 27—Chet Allemier Vocational Service Committee: This united in the Ideal of service. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Waldron Ken VOCATIONAL SERVICE 20-Hal Munn 3—Jess vancement of ‘ 13—Chuck Woodward Picnic) nom, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss, C. Rural — Urban. Russell Moore, Charles To encourage Chairman. Livermore (All Sports Banquet) Put- Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. K. Program Payne, 6—Bob 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations] Max Olds, Choirman Bir APRIL 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Robert ers in the community. Dick (Children's 23-Bob Kerr Grounds) as McComb Program) the obligations of the third object of Rotory — “to encourage ond thoughtful of and helpful to oth Information. Everett Lester Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT, 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, GOVERNOR 219TH MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Relotions. Ralph Toupalik. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford Couillard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Thursday of each month, 12il5 George 23—Harvey Moss Davidson It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Rotarians, Corwin, E. Rotary Information. Shew, Wm. Bobier. ROTARY Relations] 16—Roy Patterson (International Affairs] effect of this object is to Influence Weeks. Grant Treloor Torg Van 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Barnes Aken, Worren Williams. 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) B. Membership. H. J. McKnight, foster the ideals of service by Mac McKeith. every Rotarian to his personal, C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The OCTOBER DIRECTORS Al Warner 2—Frank Murray 18—Earle COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and progrom of GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer FEBRUARY Picnic) Bob Liv of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of the ROTARY the activities AUGUST shall and pointed ED. HOLTZ, President LUSE, vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee This 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees ond such B. Competitor Relations. ELECTION 1953-1954 ERNEST on particular phases of voco^t'onal CLUB SERVICE Emery) Swan. 20-Harold 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga Fritz Von Aken. zine Program] Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. .. if you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Lodles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist'with the details. Telephone 589W ; 4 ●■j - ... » !. ●● ● -i s ■ ■'f ● ■ ' i-.i.'. ; -Vv..v L. > J ; 1 1 r M, L' J ● ● r ■ ●●●; ■ \.- i >■ K —r- i.— f. vr-' \ '■ -'■i uniteF .STATES] The COLDWATER Kotary REFLECTOR ?ee.“F 1^ '●A Fre'derick H. Publishedby Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Mich. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p . m VISITING Time: TUESDAY A R L 1 N GTO N HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Weeks t ● ■ �'iT-^ He Profits Most Who Serves Best }> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Fiilletir To, ? 13 T9F3 IO®OI TIIF! KIIiGEY ^ Ihu k and the gang of ’‘GALS'' that v/ere ilrr^Llng 'j :.'a vino.-r. wed were to '^ay the least. frank and honestj ’.vhat they had to say was pungent and wor thy of far better company than a sta:-.d ‘Service club group. We wish that some of the wives of the "GALS” had beau bher'’-^ to hear v/hat their ho.p'bar.ds had "f.V j ■ ym Heaven forbid thefc i-x.j office is ever afflected vv-th ;.tenog:3 Shcrno, Ke wou-d causr such an uproar that there wc".ld be n..' \ or . done ● ('« bob Shaw, Chuck lYoodward Charlie pj .ske We bb and if a;iy of the "C^j jk Trent, Charles Kantal' or John. ITalkerji any office the flooi swal..')v; "he me a,' was d,elloio\.?s ABSLL'T from the ever walk-^d i*wn /a..iid collapse and anyone t jff was well done cn- and ms Recent make-ups worej Fiske, Sivab-: The Coui ..'.avd; V- -‘3 L I. a Treat- Show and TouoaJ.ik at Qu: e li'.'ugon ● IS- ● .r .♦ Conley ‘'.nd Bron-sono e oxtraord^.naiy glad to see Howard Sw.an at the 'luosdny jvening meeting \ and and d er. oyed by every o-*-* Hur.k.ey,T Kernedy. Ke/r Bob Livermore- L.s.oyd Livermor.; Lu-ss, t Keith, Moss, Mum:- LCurray,. Olds, Schmidt., Thomas and Wnldrcn, Kerns b:..en in rtainly the neeting wa.s en.^oyed by every y meeting were: Coffman.. x.i the .lac upper.w to YIe note note >r;-. s ange of attire» that oa one of the bulletins which we rec-iveo kas on it "The :''atioji,ai Association of ^onufacturfrs’ '*h6 wheel at the top ,e ere wondering about this- blood chh MoCOMB v/ho cd i n.a o.iMstanding ”'ob at t‘10 time ox the cc^rntnoni donor program w:.. r her -fo .rhaiik all cf the members cf this club who made it possible for thr ●.T'-nv' -i o-TS to be ae* lar^ as they were* A GOLD STAR shouid g; t.3 ''Y'abb Treat since, with his last donation- iie has r gi^'en one gallon of biood over the "perld? that th: .3 program has bee.n in px.-gress* Hiu work and service regret to loose such a good irom; as Frank Murray, V^'e do not ■TO the club has been oubvot.mding and >ie vnll be sorely mi seed teei that he c>'.r. be replaced very rsadilyj i/V r-;>7iSE, PLEASE. PLEASE do not forget tbo 1AB3 EiAtrict I'onferenoe at jackcen ●on October 11th and 12'-th.» Make youi' rescrvatj.cn early, tale your wife, gioe her a vacation from housework park the kids with ■. neighbor, and have a good time yourselfc SAYING FOR THE DAY: S'.VP 11, II S‘‘n.e people grow or*d_r I'cspcnsibility, others only V.liich do you d'O? It Ray II You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) EAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �■5 ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES OFFICERS BY ELECTION on particular phases of vocational This committee shall supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of coordinate the Classification, 1953-1954 the Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relotions. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and Treat. other committees as may be ap ermore. club service. In order to develop Paul Hurley. pointed on particular phoses GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B. Membership. Mac The President, Vice-President, and— Al J. D. Attendance. Earl Milnes. Torg Skabo Charles inger, Information. Everett the duty of the Community Committee to discharge of Rotary — "to encourage and Corwin, E. Rotary Information. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Woodward is the ideals every Rotarian F. Public It McKnight, foster Max Olds of to service hU effect of this object Is to influence Bill Rotarians, Individually and as members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Robert ers in the community. Dick Bir Hougen. Lester President Service. Jim Ken Bulletin. K. Program 219 PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Cibils SECRETARY Ken Put Russell Moore, DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL assist club in discharging their the sibilities in tionships and general members encourage and foster the ad vancement of international their in standards of under standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men vocational improving of this respon rela A. International Contacts. Ira King. Davidson. their respective vocations. In the C. Internotional Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan 22—Otis 16—Jim McComb (Children's Program) 23-Bob Kerr 30-Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) APRIL 6—Bob 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) Livermore (All Sports Banquet) 13—Chuck Woodward 20-Hal Munn 27—Bob Show (Rotory Informa tion) MAY 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri Stole Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu Picard 18—Warner Von Aken 17—Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why Project. 8—Dick Biringer 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Ear! Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY the B. International Information. Earle practice in 9—Al Rice 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) DECEMBER SERVICE into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. and 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 24—Don Shorno Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH Rural — Urban. R. G. Waldron. INTERNATIONAL Charles To VOCATIONAL SERVICE MARCH 25—Oist. Gov. Meeting. NOVEMBER committee shall devise and carry ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George Chairman. Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa GENERAL Ken Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (International Affairs) McComb, Putnam. J. Club DISTRICT Payne, 18—Earle Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 27—Chet Allemier nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Maurice Picnic) 9—Wayne Way (Competitor 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Max Olds, Chairman A. Youth Wise. Music. 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family business and community life." The OCTOBER H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, I, by FEBRUARY 2—Frank tAurray personal, Ralph Toupalik. Regular Boord of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford Coulllard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Thursday of each month, 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the PROGRAMS 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE Service Weeks. Treloar Relations. Van the obligations of the third object C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred Fiske Rice Grant H. McKeith. Bob Liv of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary ROTARY the activities AUGUST the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Charles vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee and 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. . 5—Vince JULY Kornstlen 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) (Employer-Em 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 19—Howard Swan. 26—Wilford Coulllard (Maga zine Program) 20-Harold HIM 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. A CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone 589W »«>● ■■■ ■" UNlTEli* STATES POSTAGE The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ●sat. 04.wrT I t-CENTS 2 ',L Frederick Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME H. Seeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Kich. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin Nor, ●October 9, 14 MTH FRITZ VAN AKEN as the exceHaiti r.-ne p J.953 gram chairman the meeting on Tuesday was an It ;:tarteJ off vvith the singing of the Lord’’s Prayer by the American M'i’.e Chorus under the The direction of Lewis Bullick. chorus is one made up :,f men whe sane^ together when they were in the Army and since thej,:-' d.Tscharges here .'itack together and have toured the countryPaul Aitohiscn vath ’-vhon Ale.xander Jordis Lohausen^^ the Austrin Exchange Student is Ij.ving- introduced Alexander to the club. Alexander told the c'lub of his life in Geimany and Austria during World War II, His family weie continually the move and traveled by train^. auto, and on foot as the fighting came c'.oscr bo them^ He explained in detail the process by which he was selected bo o'.me to the United States and also related his experiences on shipboard and his arrival in New York. From there he came on to Detroit and then to Coldv/ater, do a''.so told of the differences in the school systems in Germany from those of t;-0 United States* THE NM ACCOMPANIST of -ttie club is Miss Arlene Ritsema who is teaching music schools, She comes from Momence, Illinois and was horn there on September 9, 1931, She attended the St, Ann Illinois High School and graduated from Hope College, in Holland, in 1953, She is 5 ft, 94 inches tall but refuses to tell hov/ much she weighs. in the Coldwater THE EDITOR OF THIS BULLETIN HUMBLY APOLOGIZES TAKEN IN NAICTNG THE PERSON TO FTITZ VAN AKEN IN BEING MIS* ●UO HAD DONATED ONE GALLON. OF BLOOD! DALE DEAN—A JTE'V MEMBER--was taken into the Club, Here are some pertinent He was born at 4:00 R.M« on January 28, 1922 and weighed .'-J- lbs- at birth. He got his first tooth at 4^ months, ivalked at 9 months and 20 dayT; and was toilet trained at 15 months, talked at 1 year., was able to di -?-ss him-self at 3 years© He graduated from the. Coldwa t er High School in facts about him. '.9?9 and following this worked at various jobs. On January n I A 1942 he in the j.ir Force and was for the most part stationed at Bakersfield, enlisted Calif, wharo no was operations officer.. He was discharged as a lieutenant in November, i94r.- On July 28, 1943 he was married to Colleen Trar.y,. r. Coldwater girl. They have three children, Daniel, hern Sept, 9, 1945 in Linciln, Nob.. David, born Ih V.h 3 .',947 and Cheryl Ann, bom June 5, 1948© He vinj; admitted to the ●..nder bhe classification of Real Estate, ebusiness he ha. been engaged in for the ●pas: th^ee years,. The Club welcomes him as a new member. KOTARIANS were Otto Rissman and J. r Eggleston of Toledo. Johr. E.'t/oci a.u* :-Vo ■>thoi guests were tne 1 of Bronson, Ait'Ohison:. AAI F)V. b.-lis us that he is .rahing off for Sam.7 .’●'-.o of th-‘2 /■ ai ● 'A’\ 0 on fi.'r the du;fation w Lute To ..Plirr vero Coffmanf Corwin-. Davidson, F:.ske (bji’I hunting' Lxck -’^e’.'v- ?C:r" i; b: en.. ’-c - Li^'or^.ore, Munn, Olds, Payne (arothor bird hu..itcr« Picard ^●nci ●ar'bi.'ccck (who is also chaaing the elusi-7e parbridge).. Rando..... Wald.'cn,. HAL MTNN and his bettor half are leaving on Sat:urday for Honoxulu where ho is to le :'?nsulting engineer on the installation of a new radio station K.A1M ● It is r.1 ;7ork if you con get iti Tg.ey expect to be gone about three weeks > DON'T FCRtrET THi DISTRICT CONFERENCE IN JACKSON THIS l^EK-END. OF THE MEETINGS IF GETHl-RE FOR SOME POSSIBLE. Roy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday T2:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phases of vocational This committee Classification, Program, ELECTION of Rotary In the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. other committees as may be ap ermore. club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. pointed JOHN tion of the plans and program of on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skobo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B. Membership. Mac The President, Vice-President, and— Al Rice Torg Skabo Olds Charles F. Woodward Public inger, 12:15 Lester to h!s Dick Blr- Max Olds, Chairman MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-AI Rice 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds] 22—Otis Ken ; Putnam- Payne,' Ray Mulcahey, PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils Russell Moore, 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) foster the ad under standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. committee' shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL and. assist the members of this club in discharging their respon George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois sibilities in their vocational rela A. International INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan event committees are appointed Fritz 17-BIII Livermore (All Sports Banquet) 13—Chuck Woodward 20-Hal Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 4—Bob Lyons 18—Warner Bobier Ira JUNE 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why Project. 8—Dick Biringer 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howord Teeter 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) 19—Howard Student Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore 1—Everett Hougen Information. Earle Von Aken. 6—Bob 11—Tri State Meeting JANUARY Contacts. King. tionships and in improving the B. International Davidson. general sfandords of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International ROTARY APRIL MAY DECEMBER SERVICE vancement of international VOCATIONAL SERVICE (Children's 30-Bill Milnes 24—Don Shorno INTERNATIONAL McComb Program) 23—Bob Kerr 27—Chef Allemier G. Waldron. Charles To encourage and Choirman. Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL R. Ken 16—Jim Barnes Couillard, C. Rural — Urban. Maurice Relotions) 23—Harvey Moss Davidson personal, Hougen. Wilford Bulletin. K. Program GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, Van the obligations of the third object Wise. Putnam. J. Club SECRETARY it is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way {Competitor (International Affairs) 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE every Rotorian Everett Music; I. President GENERAL J. 13—Earle FEBRUARY 16—Roy Patterson A. Youth Service. Jim McComb, NOVEMBER . Ralph Toupalik. James Von Why. 3—Jess Waldron B. Crippled Children. Ken Put nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Peorce, 10—Stu Picard Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Relations. of Rotary — "to encourage and McKnight, foster the ideals of service by Information. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of each month, H. McKeith. Bob Liv 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) C. Fellowship. John Walker, Feed business and community life." The OCTOBER Weeks. effect of this object is to influence 6—Barney Trebllcock (Stag individuolly and as Picnic) 0. Attendance. Earl Corwin,' Bill Rotarions, members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chll.) Fiske Grant Treloar Max Treat. formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Fellowship, PROGRAMS committees. the EO. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Charles such shall supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of coordinate the ROTARY vise and coordinate 'the activities AUGUST Functions of the Committee and 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE JULY (Employer-Em The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you wont to change dates with another' member, cidvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies'’ Night, may appoint, a committee to assist with the details. 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Rolph Toupalik (Comp Emery) Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) Corwin 20—Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone. 589W ) ■ >. UNITED STATES ■ POHACE Si m COLDWATER '34v66r-P Rotary REFLECTOR V A' I Frederick Pubitshed by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, llich. �tr He Profits Most Wpo Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. October 16, 1953 16 October 13 the members of the i AT THE regular meeting of the Club on Tu Coldvjater Community School Boai*d were present and told of bhe need for the nev/ high school and’what it wili e^compassi The election will have two distinct parts, one of the increase in the millage and anyone residing in the school district may vote in this section. The other'part will have to do with the issu ance of bonds to cover the indebtedness and)only property ovmers in the district T/ebb Treat WbS program chairman and the members that, y/ere may vote on thisi present viere introduced and talked briefly wei^el Chuck Woodward, Stanley Borden, and Al Obedi October 26 from 7:00 A.H. until 8:00 P.M. Bill Hodgmdn, Jim Snyder> The election will be held on in the ROOSEVELT SCHOOL BUILDING GY?J. GET CUT AND VOTE! SECRETARY CHICK KENNEDY told of the District Conference in Jackson which was held last week-end and was attended by President, Ed Holtz, Mr, and ^rs. Chick Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Luse, and Chuck Woodward. Herb Kerlikowski told of the need for Community Service and ho\/this could best be cared for by each individual club while Ray Dresser told of Vocational Service. Chick stressed the fact that each new member, whet ;er he is new or old,' should by reading the Rotarian, be impressed with the importance of obse rving in each individual club the rules of Rotary, That makes good sense and certainly should be done* Barney Trebilcock who was one of the lucky men that went to the Northern Peninsula, told tall tales of bird hunting and also of the HORRIBLE CONDITIONS in Hurley, Wisconsin. Jfe wonder if the gang counted the bars on Ihe main street. The last time that the writer counted theip there wer=; 72 in two city blocks, this is not counting the side streets. We understand that Charlie Fiske can tell the difference between a bush and a partridge. DUES ARE DUB NOVEMBER 1ST, 1953 Al'TD PAYABLE NOVEMBER 3 .‘.T THE REGULAR MEETING LET’S IT lOO%* ' ' HL’RPa'iHIJ’’I.’’ There were only two early leavers on October 13th. ABSMT were Barnes, Mulchahey, Dean, Fox, Hougen, Kornstien, Bob Liberraore, McKeith, Munn, Patterson, Randall, Rice, W. Van/iken, and Way. GUEST ROTARIANS was Bob Pennell of Bronson, We have a copy of the London Rotarian and we notice that the Ladies* Committee of the Rotary Club of London held a '’TOivIBOL/i" on October 14> 1953 to raise funds to supply a television for the ROTARY CLUB OF LONDON'S OLD FOLKS HOifE". Tickets were 2/6 or 5 for lO/-, kTILL SOMEBODY PLEASE TELL ME AHLAT A TOMBOLl IS? In the London Rotarian they carry a great deal of advertising and apparently there is no fine for advertising since the Bulletin congratulates one of its members on securing the contract to decorate No, 10 Downing Street, and believes that the advertising in the London Rotarian brought results. Maybe we*re missing a good source of revenue in not selling advertising space in our Bulletin. ROTARIANS have long been interested in crippled children and each of you should be interested in the article by Albert Q, Moisei in the October Rotarian which is entitled Polio: The Last Round? DON’T FORGET THE COM'UNITY CHEST DRIVE’ THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: GIVE AND GIVE GENEROUSLY. 'An idea isn’t responsible for the people who believe in it." ’'Roy*' You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB BY ELECTION Classification, the supervise Charles Flske, Chairmon. of Rotary In club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Secretary Warner DIRECTORS B. Membership. Mac The President, Vice-President, and— Fiske Rice Olds Charles McKeith. H. J. it is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge obligations of the third object Rotary — "to encourage and McKnight, foster the ideals of F. Public inger, Information. Everett Lester I. Ken PRESIDENT ROTARY Dick Bir individually Bulletin. GENERAL Cibils A. Youth SECRETARY Service. DISTRICT, Payne, Chairman. Ken Put Rural — Urban. Russell Moore, R. G. Waldron. Ken INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan McComb 23-Bob Grou nds) 22—Otis Rice (Children's Program) Kerr 30—Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) standing, good will end peace through a world fellowship of SERVICE and and assist club in discharging their respon in the their members of vocational this rela A. professional International 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) APRIL 20—Hal (All Sports Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 20—Ken Putnom (Crippled Chil.) MAY 4—Bob 3—Jess Waldron men Contacts. 11—Tri State Meeting 18—Warner Van Aken 17-Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladles' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howord Teeter ;JANUARY Ira King. tionships and In improving the B. International Information. Earle Davidson. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Project. Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed Lyons 10—Stu Picard DECEMBER SERVICE Charles To encourage and foster the ad vancement of international under business sibilities ROTARY 9-A1 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair NOVEMBER into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER McComb, committee shall devise and carry ROTARY MARCH 27—Chet Allemler Jim Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH as nam, Stu Picord, Harvey Moss. Ray Mulcohey, VOCATIONAL and Max Olds, Chairman C. Maurice Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa by thoughtful of and helpful to oth Robert ers in the community. Hougen. Putnam. K. Program INTERNATIONAL service Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Wise. Music. Putnam. J. Club ROTARY (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Rotarians, Eorl Corwin, H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, 219 Davidson 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) Ralph Toupalik. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford CouIIlard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Thursdoy of each month, 12:15 DISTRICT 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Picnic) 18—Earle 13—Chuck Woodward E. Rotary Information. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. President FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murroy 9—Wayne Woy (Competitor Relations) 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family 1-Ray Fox effect of this object is to influence Milnes. Special Meetings at the call of the PROGRAMS every Rotorion to his personal, The OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life, D. Attendance. Woodward Relations. COMMUNITY SERVICE of Weeks. Grant Treloar Max Bob Liv Paul Hurley. Van the Aken, Warren Williams. Skabo Treat. ermore. A. Classification. Torg committees. Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Torg Skabe, Chairman AI of such activities Fellowship, ROTARY the activities AUGUST other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Charles coordinate the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Vice-President KENNEDY, shall coordinate vise and formation, Public Information and ED. HOLTZ, President JOHN This committee the Program, 1953-1954 ERNEST LUSE, Functions of the Committee and 1953-1954 service, this committee shalf super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on portieular ph&es of vocational COMMITTEES OF 5—Vince JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) 19—Howord Corwin 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupolik (Camp Emery) Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) 20—Harold Hill 27—Worsen Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W 4 UNITED mSTATES POSTAGE The COLDWATER 14.66 Rotary REFLECTOR 2 CENTt;;c, Frederick H. Quality Spri-og Eroducts, Colditfatcr» Mien. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY l 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Weeks I* Inc. �1 October l6, 1953 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification given below* Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week* Glassification Keith Avery Religion - Protestant Signed J* A. Kennedy, Sec’y* �k I f 1 f 4'i fO; ^ i. �(t He Profits Most, Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No* October 30, 17 1953 CHET ALL©.4IER really came up with a honey of a program for the last Tuesday' meeting at the Arlington Hotel* As program chairman he had as the speaker, Mr, Robert A. vYilkinson of Van vYert, Ohio, Mr, Wilkinson, who is a past State Representative for the State of Ohio, is on the staff of the Ohio State University Community Institute and also has a publishing and printing business. Many years ago he published a book by Don Smith, entitled "The Peculiarities of Our Presidents"* His talk centered around some of the little knovna facts of some of the men v;hom we have chosen as presidents* Woodrow Wilson was an export V/hile he was very ill the country had a government very largely controlled by his wife and Robert Lansing, then Secretary of State, was fired for calling a cabinet meeting, Thomas Jefferson was a congenial host and his guests nearly ate and drank him out of house and home. He made the mistake of endorsing a note for a friend and died with very little of his fortune left, Rutherford ^ayes was selected by a stenographer andworte all his own speeches himself, committee appointed by the congress and he and "Lemonade Lucy", as Mrs, Hayes was called, served no wines in the Vvhite House, Andrev/ Jackson married the same gal tv;ioe; and John Tyler still has tv;o grandsons, 25 and 28 years old respectively, v;ho are still alive, Abraham Lincoln v;as killed as a result of negligence of the guard who was posted outside the door of his theotre box, Theodore Roosevelt was a prize hand-shnker and on three Hew Years Days ho averaged shaking hands vath more than 8,000 each day. ABSENT for the day were president Ed Holtz, Hurley, Bob Livermore, Macomb, Munn, Schmidt, Shaw, Treat and Les Woodward, VISITORS for the day included Ed Jennings and the "Sago of Ciuincy" from that Club; L* J* Faust of Port Huron; Otte Rissmnn, Bob Pennell, and Howard Keyes of Bronson; B, M, Gokey and A* P* Hanmerstrom of Toledo; as well as Sam Donnelson of Sturgis* THE LEAVE EARLY LIST is getting smallerl There were only 3 for Tuesday, On Sunday evening, November 8th, the Rotary Club will have a program in connection with j^r. Richardson on Station T, V, B, at which time several members of the Club will discuss various phases of Rotary, DUES ARE DUE and payable on November 3rd. on that day. Let’s make it 100'^* Bring your check book or cash with you A meeting of the editors of the district Bulletins is planned for 'orednesday even ing, November 11th at Marshall, Ed Lincoln, District Govenor, has secured as a speaker and advisor, a ne vspaperman who should be able to give some good pointers on getting out a good Bulletin, Your editor intends to be there* eureka:J AT L/.ST YOUR EDITOR aiS FOlUID OUT 'mT A "TOMBOLV’ is: It’s a nice. refined Brittish term for Bingo. TTe notice that Seattle and the Puget Sound country are claiming Paul Bunyon os their native. Ye understand that he was responsible for digging Lake Superior, to clear off a good share of the forests in Northern Michigan, and he also originated a new type dog who had dachshund legs in front and greyhound legs behind so that he could run continually and not get tired as ho was running down hill all the "time* '.Ye protest this kidnappyhg. Your editor believes that each Rotarian should read the small column tr the left on page 14, of the November Rotarian, THE THOUGHT FOR THE DAY* Hbom Tuscon, Arizena we get this gem; voices are hard to extinguish over the phone". Some peoples Ray" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Consregotlonal Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M 1 �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION on particular phases of vocotionol This committee shall coordinate the the Classification, ether committees as may be ap ermore. club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. phases the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Obiects Committee. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. Rice Grant .Treloor Torg Skobo F. Woodward Public Information. Lester I. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bir- Max discharge and SECRETARY Service. Jim 30-Bill Milnes Ken Put Bulletin. Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. Chairman. VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Charles To encourage ond assist the members of this Means, Chicago, Illinois sibilities ROTARY INTERNATIONAL in their vocational A. International 24—Don Sherno JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Von Why 8—Dick Biringer Vinton 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnlght 29—Howard Teeter JANl/ARY Contacts. Iro 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) tionships and in improving the 6, International Information. Earle Davidson. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student . Project. Fritz Von Aken. event committees' are appointed Edgar B. 'Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan tion) 18—Warner Van Aken King. rela 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa 25—Lloyd Livermore and foster the od- standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men club .in discharging their respon 13—Chuck Woodward Bobler DECEMBER SERVICE committee shc^l devise ond carry into effect plans which will guide AI. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY Sports 20-Hai Munn 17-Bill vancement of international under SERVICE (All 10—Stu Picord Russell Moore, R. G. Waldron. Ken 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C.' Rural — Urban. Payne, APRIL MAY NOVEMBER Children. (Children's Barnes McComb, Ralph Toupallk. B. Crippled McComb Program) 23-Bob Kerr 27—Chef Allemier Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, Grounds) 22—Otis 16—Jim 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chii.) Olds, Chairman A. Youth Couillard, Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils GOVERNOR 219TH to Putnam. Ken George Wilford Maurice K. Program GENERAL Dick Wise. Music. J. Club ROTARY 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair of the Community Committee 9-AI Rice 1—Roy Fox of Rotory — "to encourage H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, President PRESIDENT the duty Service James Van Why. 12:15 Special Meetings at the coll of the V 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urbon) SEPTEMBER Von the obligations of the third object inger, Everett- Hougeh. Regular Board'of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. month, is MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. COMMUNITY SERVICE It Davidson 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations] 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss (International Affoirs) Relations. J. McKnlght, foster §haw, Wm. B.obier. Olds DISTRICT 219 H. Mac McKeith. Charles Fiske Thursday of eoch Picnic) 18—Earle 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) the ideals of service by every Rotarion to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Weeks. . effect of this object is to Influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D.'.Aftendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Informqtipn. Robert ers In the community. DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, ond— Charles of C. Employer-Employee Bob Liv FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relatians. Webster particular PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Treat. on ROTARY activities AUGUST activities Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and pointed ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Max the the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. 1953-1954 Al vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee and 1953-1954 r.erviee, this.eommittee shall super CLUB SERVICE 19—Howard JULY (Employer-Em Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Magozine Program) Corwin 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 20-Harold Hill 27—Warren Willioms The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairmart Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W V The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ● /Iv \A/ O COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY ARLINGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Sec. 34.66, »1 i ●V .i A ' Frederick H, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER UNITED STATES POSTAGE Weeka Quality Spring Products, Inc. Col'dwater, Mich. 2 CENTS 2 �tf He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. November 6, 18 1953 AT THE REGUL/vR I‘£EETING of the Coldwater Rotary Club on Tuesday, November 3rd, Jess Waldron was pro ,ram chairman and had as his speaker Sheriff Neil Pfost of Branch County. Mr* Pfost went on to explain that the duties of the Sheriff's Department have increased greatly in the last few years and now include law enforcement, the serving of writs and court notices, road patrol and that of maintaining peace and order* He stated that there were 115 types of crimes coded by his office and that since January 1, 1953 his office had persons accused of 113 of these crimes in the county* His office has handled 2763 specific complaints during the current year* As te road patrol which is now one of the biggest jobs, he stated that only 9% of the arrests Inade for traffic offenses are those of residents of Branch County and that only 17^ of the accidents in the county involv ed people living in Branch County* He told the club that of the 15 fatalities in the county during the current year only one Branch County person had been killedo Seven of these persons killed have died at one corner, that of the intersection of M 60 and M 78 in spite of elaborate markings and warnings at the corner. Twenty one cars have been stolen in the county and a good share of these have been stolen by juveniles* Juveniles he stated presented one of the greatest problems in the grist that comes to the Sheriff's office and apparently this type of case is on the increase. NEXT 7JEEK'S SPEAKER, under the chairmanship of Stewart Picard, vdll be State Senator will be remembered Senator George N, Higgins of Ferndalo, Oakland County* as the man who sponsored the Business Tax Law in the last meeting of Legislature^ ABSENT last week were Fox, Holtz, Hurley, Kornstein, Bob Livermore, McKeith, llfunn.- Olds, Shaw, Teeter, Van Why, Way and Les Woodward, The leave early list was small, only six had to leave. Secretary Chick Kennedy read a letter from District Govenor Ed Lincoln in which he pointed out that our Club has fallen upon evil days in the way of attendance and we have not only slipped but slid away down the listing in order of attendance* Chick checked each member’s attendance by reading a record of his attendance since July 1, 1953* LET’S HAVE BETTER ATTENDANCE]! Only by being there can you carry out the true object *f Rotary, Guest Rotarians v;ore: Bill Stewart of Bronson, tL^ Sage of Quincy, Carleton McKenzie, Dale Ulrey of Goshen, and Harold Baker of Niles, ©tis Barnes had as his guest Jack Replinger of Kalamazoo* Your Editor plans to attend a meeting on Tuesday, November 11th, at Marshall for all Bulletin Editors in the District. Deer hunters should find out in advance the meeting place of the nearest Club and the day of meeting so that you can make up during the hunting season* Don’t worry about going to a aroeting in your hunting clothes as it is expected in the U.P* Te note with interest that Union City is to have a Rotary Club, It would seem that it would bo a very proper and suitable gesture for a goodly size delegation to attend their Charter Night Meeting, In the December Rotarian Generol William W* Quinn says this of Rotarians: give a Rotarian an inch of an idea he’ll give you back a mile of action,” If yen Also, appearing in the December Rotarian vdll be an article regarding "DON’T KIL^ YOUR DOCTOR". The article will tell you six ways to interested in knowing what they are* THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: save his life. We’ll be If someone criticizes you and the shoe pinches, put it ono Ray" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB Functions of the Committee This and BY formotion. Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B, Competitor Relations. Bob Liv other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee Relations. tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Paul Hurley. B. Membership. Mac Charles Fiske Rice H. McKeith. D. Attendonce. Treloar Milnes. Torg Skobo E. Rotary F. Woodward Van the obligations of the third object J. Earl McKnight, foster thoughtful of and helpful to o,th- Robert ers in the community. Public. Information. inger, Everett Dick Bir Hougen. Lester Special Meetings at the call of the I. President Service. Jim DISTRICT, 9-AI Rice 16—Jim R. G. Ken Bulletin. . Ray Mulcahey, Chairman. Ken Put- Waldron. INTERNATIONAL Charles To Grounds) 30-6ill Milnes under standing,., good will and peace through a World fellowship of and sibilities in ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan tionships their , vocational rela and in improving the B. International 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) APRIL 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) (All Sports 13—Chuck Woodward 20—Hoi Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) MAY 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu Picard 11—Tri State Meeting 18—Warner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore DECEMBER SERVICE encourage and foster the ad business (Children's 23-Bob Kerr 22—Otis Barnes 24—Don Shorno vancement of international VOCATIONAL SERVICE McComb Program) 15—Guvarie CoBman (Fair NOVEMBER professional committee shall devise and carry into effect, plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. and assist, the members, of this A. International Contacts. club in discharging their respon King. ROTARY R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH , Payrie, MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER McComb, Vocational Service Committee: This united In the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL George 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss 27—Chet Allemier nom, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Rural — Urban. Russell Moore, Potnom. K. Program .Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serrotosa Cibils Maurice, Putnam. Ken DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Wise. Music. J; Club SECRETARY Davidson (International Affolrs) 9—Woyne Way (Competitor 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Max Olds, Chairman A. Youth H. Sergeant at >^rms. B. K. Pearce, GENERAL and Corwir\, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Information. Ralph' Toupolik. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilfdrd Couillard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Thursday of each month, 12:15 ROTARY Picnic) 18—Earle 8—Byron Thomos It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge of Rotary — "to encourage Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Olds PRESIDENT 11—Mac MacKeifh (Family 1—Roy Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) the ideals of service by every Rotorian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. ● 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotorions/ individually and as Picnic) DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Charles PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Aken, Warren Williams. Max committees. the club machinery on the execu Secretory ROTARY the activities AUGUST activities Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Clossification. Warner Grant of such club service, in order to develop GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Al coordinate ermore. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LU5E, Vice-President KENNEDY, shall the vise and the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary inTreat. ELECTION 1953-1954 JOHN committee coordinate 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on porticulor phases orvocalionot COMMITTEES OF men 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY Ira Information. Earle Davidson. general standards of practice in their respective .vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed JUNE I—Everett Hougen 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 5—Vince (Employer-Em 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 19—Howord Swan. Project. Corwin JULY Kornstlen 12—Poul Hurley ployee Rel.) 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 20-Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone 589W UNireo iTATfS The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR « \.X ●V Published Frederick H. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY ARLINGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Mich. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best /f The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michlgon Bulletin No-* November 13, 1953 19 Senator George N. Higsins of Femdale, who sponsored the business tax in 1953 Legislature, was the guest speaker at our meeting Tuesday. He stated that the tremendous increase in taxes has come about due to four constitutional amend ments and listed the amendments as follows: 1. Servicemen’s Civil Service. Bonus which costs 2. 4. McKeith in Chicago; Ed Holtz, Vino Komstien, Bob Shaw and Les Woodward at Quincy; and Bob Livermore and Howard Teeter at Hillsdale, At the meeting of November 3 there were 12 absent. Seven, however, made up during the week. The the state Of Michigan some $270,000,000, 3* The 165,000,000. bond issue for construction of mental heepitals, iftbcent visitors to other clubs weret Absent on Nov. 10th were Chet Allemier, Bent, Barringer, Bean, Fox, Hurley, Patterson and Teeter* The Sales Tax Dffiversion amendment of 1947. We had as visitors; Melvin Blue, Rotarian from '■.uincy. Bob Stocker of Bronson, and Senator Higgins pointed out that this bill Fred V/eeks had as his guest, Lee Rickman Stewart Picard had also as of Jackson. dies on March 31, 1955 and is a stop-gap means of raising funds to get the State his guest, Mel Muloaster of Ferndole who of Michigan out of the red. accompanied Senator Higgins, We notice that our Rotary District is in 31st place for attendance for the month of September, when our percentage was 89.37'^. It might be interesting to note There were only 5 early leavers. However, we note, that they are the oJironiq ones who leave early very frequentlyr that there are 2,109 Rotarians in this District, V/e note that one of the low Chet Allemier is a patient at the five in attendance also. you are in Battle Creek stop in and see is from this District Community Hospital in Battle Creek. If him. On Wednesday evening, Nov, 11th, your Deer hunters don^t forget to attend editor met with 26 of the 31 Bulletin editors from this district and discussed Rotary while up north* bulletins in general: It was good to see Harry Taylor back with us at our last meeting. We appreciate what should be used, v;hat should not be used, general make-up and you might be interested in the effort he made. knowing that the Coldwater Bulletin was used as a poor example of make-up. editor's face was red] Your I felt like The program for Nov, 17th will be in charge of Everett Hougen who is .showing singing "Humility", The new form of c documentary film: "Credit-Man’s this bulletin is a result of this meeting. Confidence in Man", This film during the Your comments will be appreciated. last year has won three top awards. One DON’T FORGET CHARTER NIGHT, DECEI.iBER 2-'nd AT UNION CITY! from the Film Council of Boston, one from the Freedom Foundation and the third from the American Public Relations Association. It is being furnished through the courtesy Will someone volunteer to give a definitim of Dunn and Bradstreet, at the next meeting "Past Service", Many Rotarians do not know the meaning of the term» thought for THE DAY: a self-made man. ing parts." If you want to be don-t leave out the work You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY committee shall coordinate the the Classification, Vice-President Rotary Paul Hurley. phases Torg Skabo obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and 22—Otis C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. Rotorions, individually and as D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. thoughtful of and helpful to oth OCTOBER Warner H. F. Public inger, Information. Everett Van the Lester Special Meetings at the call of the I. President Hougen. Wllford A. Youth Service. Jim Bulletin. INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils Russell Moore, INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL Chairman. vancement of int^rnotldnal under Schmitt. standing, good ,will through VOCATIONAL SERVICE business a and peace professional men world and fellowship Vocational Service Committee; This united in the ideal of service. of and assist club in discharging their ROTARY tionships and in improving the B. Inlernaiional Information'.' Earle Davidson. general standards of practice in INTERNATIONAL in their members of this respon vocotional rela A. International Contacts. Ira King. their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) APRIL 6—Bob Livermore Banc|uet) (All Sports 13—Chuck Woodward 20-Hol Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) MAY NOVEMBER 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Ben) (Ladies' Night) 22—Mork Andrews 22—Earl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter ! JANUARY Illinois sibilities the 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) DECEMBER SERVICE Charles To encourage and foster the ad committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY R. Means, Chicago, Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. 30—Bill Milnes Barnes McComb, R. G. Waldron. Ken (Children's 27—Chet Allemier Couillard, Payne, McComb Program) 20—Ken Putnam- (Crippled Chll.) Max Olds, Chairman C. Rural — Urban. Maurice K. Program 219TH Bir in the community. Putnam. Ken GOVERNOR Dick Wise. Music. J. Club George Robert ers Ralph Toupalik. James Von Why. B. Crippled Children. Ken Putnom, Stu Picard, Horvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. SECRETARY COMMUNITY SERVICE J. McKnight, foster the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, Charles 12:15 9-Al Rice 23-Bob Kerr Max Olds month, 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) Information. E. Rotary Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Woodward MARCH It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Mac McKeith. Rice Relations. 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 16—Jim B. Membership. Grant Treloar Bob Liv Picnic) 18—Earle 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations] 16—Roy Patterson 1—Ray Fox 8—Byron Thomas Torg Skabo, Chairman Fiske GENERAL of C. Employer-Employee the Aims and Objects Committee. DIRECTORS ROTARY Treat. tion of the plans and progrom of The President, Vice-President, and— DISTRICT 219 In FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 11—Mac MacKeith (Family of club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu particular PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Aken, Warren Williams. of each committees. ermore. A. Classification. Thursday of such other committees as may be ap on ROTARY the activities AUGUST supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities Fellowship, pointed GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Al coordinate the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Charles vise and formation, Public Information and HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, This 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super the Committee and Program, ELECTION 1953-1954 ED. Functions of particulor ph«es of vocational on CLUB SERVICE Project. 5—Vince JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) (Employer-Em 19—Howard Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp . Emery) 20—Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, suih os Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W « I united] — The COLDWATER 9 ● Rotary REFLECTOR Frederick H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., A RLI NGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME *eeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Mich. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best if The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No« 20 November 20, 1953 The regulor meeting of the Rotary Club at the Arlington ^otel on Tuesday had a progromm that showed the reason that the The Club stated that they liked the new two column bulletin and so that is the way it will be henceforth. Wo wish that United States has become a great country when you have a nows item regarding a and where business has attained a high level of ethicso Everett Hougen had as his programm a documentary film of "Credit I',Ian- s Fatth in Mankind" and it showed ho?/ man's faith and trust in his fell'w man can affect a country and member that you would coll the Editor as it is your Bulletin and your bit will help a great deal* Russell Moore didn*t look any different on Tuesday even though he is no?; a bank iffect its business standards> One does not realise how credit can be used or director. how it influences everyone* All Coldwater Rotarians should moke The film— furnished by Dunn and Bradstreets— showed the growth of that company from on effort to be at Union City on December 2nd for Charter Night. Our Club is to Its beginning until today, every business present the club with the Flag of the place is listed and rated* A man's credit rating is one of the most precious possessions that are his. The meeting had a rather small attend ance but this is duo largely to the nighty hunter that have gone to the north ;voods in search of meat for the c.-'ning winter. Tfe trust that most of them will make up their attendance and when the chips are down that the nttendaiicc ;vill be good, If they don't make up wo hope that they don't get the deer they wont after. its work in helping the new club to organize. The Club Bulletin editors at tho meeting in Marshall adopted a code of ethics and we ore going to print one item from this code for the next eight weeks, the first one: This is We beliovo that our Club bulle'tins are valuable and effective instruments in the development and main-tonancG of good Rotary clubs : Therofore WG os bulletin editors shall gladly cea- tribute our time and effort to the pro Has anyone been in to see Chet Allemeir yet or have you dropped him a card? He is in the Community Hospital at Battle Creek. duction of the best bulletins wo can offer our members." Visitors on Tuesday were the following Rotarians, Kenneth R. Miller of Detroit,. We regret losing Max Olds but can well understand that his family oomos first which is as it should bo. We only hope that he comes back to us someday. Next week-s program is in charge of Don Shorno, Bill Bobier has the program for D comber United States and the standard for the flag. Bronson deserves a gardenia for 1st* THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: v;hcn he's asleep," 'Don't kick a dog Dale Ulrey of Goshen, Norm Elliott and Bert Ward of Bronson, Al Rice had as his guest Dr. James Ansel of Kalamazoo, Chas., Fiske had as his guest, Russell Kuhlman of Auburn, Indiana, and Fred Weeks had as his guest, Joo Bro?m of Fostoria, Ohi\ Roy Harris was the guest of program chairman Everett Hougono Absent wore Allemeir, Barnes, CoffmanBobier, Dean, Fox, Bob -Livormorcj McKe: t .r McKnight, Pearce, Picf4rd, Putnam, Rr.rd-. L-. Shaw, Treat, Fritz Van Hkcn, Waldron, Williams, and Chuck Woodward. Roy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Tempt. — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB Functions of the Committee This and BY committee ELECTION the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. other committees as may be ap ermore. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu Paul Hurley. pointed on particular phases GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Werner Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. DiRECTORS Torg Skabo Olds Woodward inger, Everett Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. each month, Lester I. 9-Al 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grou nds) the ideals of service his by A. Youth Service. Jim 6. Crippled 30—Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Von Aken (Int'l Ser.) APRiL 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) C. Rural — Urban. Maurice Payne, Ken Put Russell Moore, R. G. Waldron. Ken Club Bulletin. Ken Putnam. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY through business good will and peace and professional men a world fellowship Vocational Service Committee: This united In the Ideal of service. ROTARY committee shall devise and corry ond members of into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. INTERNATIONAL assist the of this club in discharging their respon George R, Means, Chicago, Illinois DISTRICT, vancement of international under- SERVICE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan sibilities in tionships and their in vocational rela improving the A. International International Davidson. - ● * 10—Stu Picard 17—B'III Bobier tion) 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting ' 18—Warner Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen ' Ira Information. Earle general standards of practice in their respective, vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed 1—Carl Vinton 15—Horvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews- 22—Earl 29—Harold MeKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vitico (Employer-Em 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) 8—Dick Biringer Corwin JULY Kornstien 12—Paul "Hurley ployee Rel.) ● 19—Howard Swan. Project. . 8—pick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why JANUARY Contacts. King. B. 3—J^ss Waldron DECBMEiER SERVICE encourage and foster the. ad stondlng, VOCATIONAL 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa '-24—don Shorno INTERNATIONAL Charles To Schmitt. PRESIDENT ROTARY IKITERNATIONAL Joaquin Serfotosa'-Cibils Ray Mulcahey, Chairman. 13—Chuck Woodward 20-Hal Munn NOVEMBER Children, (All Sports MAY McComb, nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. (Children's 23—Bob Kerr personal, Ralph Toupollk. Couillard, Wise. Music. K. Program 219TH Hougen. Wilford MeComb Program] 22—Otis Rotarian to Rice 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas Putnam. J. GOVERNOR 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and every MARCH SEPTEMBER If is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, President GENERAL 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 1—Ray Fox Van the James Van Why. 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 Bob Liv Relations. Picnic) 18—Earle OCTOBER Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and cammunity life." The effect of this object Is to Influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and os Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Max Olds, Chairman F. Public Information. Dick Bir 27—Chet Allemier Treloar of 11—Mae MacKeith (Family COMMUNITY SERVICE MeKnight, foster 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 16—Roy Potterson Weeks. Rice Thursday J. 2—Fronk Murray C. Charles Fiske Chorles H. Mac McKeith. The President, Vice-President, end— Max of C. Employer-Employee tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary FEBRUARY PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of the ROTARY the activities AUGUST formation, Public Information and ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Grant coordinate committees. the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. 19S3-T954 Al vise and of such shall coordinate 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on particular phases of vocotional COMMITTEES OF 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) ;^-Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT^ Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . Telephone 589W ( i. UNITED 7. K'- The COLDWATER 1 Rotary REFLECTOR Frederick H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 t 1 5 p.m., A R LI NGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, ilich. ! STATESi meufig! �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin tJuvuiii'byr £7, 'til The Coldwater Rotary Club just got under 1903 Eton Shorn© as Programra Chairman the ?/© added one position going from 21st to programm for the day vvith Coach Floyd Eby was one of the best that we have had Ten clubs had one or more 100^ meetings as the communications officer of a DE the wire in attendance for last month. 20th with an average of 90 per cent. for the month, 7{e will be interested to see hov/ vie average during November vjith the deer hunters in the brush. Speaking of deer hunters, it would seem for some time. His experiences in the Havy were typical of many an ensign who felt that he was in deep v/ater (no pun intend ed) until he got his sea legs. The Navy is not satisfied with mediocore results as Coach Eby outlined it is only inter- that the club is not so hot or else needs ested in getting results, Hi s closing statement that he learned how to appreciate new bifocals for everyone. The one member that did get a deer confessed that the United States as a home land is perthe deer sneaked up on him while he was asleep and, he had to shoot in self defense. It must have been a brave deer to try to scare an old politician like haps more widely felt by men that served in the armed forces than by those who did not as they had a chance to observe v;hat the conditions were in other countries, Jess Waldron. Bobier, Treat, Vinton,_ McKnight, Williams, Dean, Shaw and Putnam Next week's programm is in charge of Bill all drew blanks. There are reports that Bobier who will have as his speaker, Hal Shaw could not get a window open to shoot Munn, We understand that Munn has some at a buck which was peeking in the windov/.slides that he took on his recent trip to Honolulu where he was consulting engineer The meeting for December 8th will be held at 7:00 P,M. at the Edison School, on the installation of a new radio station. Yfe hear he has some hula girl slides that ● ' This vvill be a community s ervice meeting are lulas-i sponsored by the various service clubs in Coldwater ard the Junior Chamber of VISITORS on Tuesday included Dick Schultz Commerce, The speaker is Professor Paul and Don Hunsicker of Bronson, Dale Hlery of Goshen, Indiana, Elmer Dobson and the Bagwell of the Speech Department, Michigan State College, and he is a past Sage of Quincy, Garleton McKenzie. Fred president of the National Association of Weeks had as his guest, ^^r. Colin McKenzie Junior Chambers of Commerce, The dinner of Windsor, Ontario. There were 5 early is to be $1.75 and Fritz VanAken, who is leavers. programm chairman, requ4sts that re servations be mode and tickets purchased ABSENT were Allemier, Barnes, Bent, Fiske, Fox, Eougen, Dick Kerr, Kornstien, Bob If you at the December 1st meeting, Libermore, Moore, Patterson, Picard, have never heard Paul Bagwell speak, Thomas and Trcbilcock. you^ll miss something if you don*t goi DON^T FORGET Charter Night, Dec, 2nd, of We just checked and find that Chet AllemeLr the Hnion City Rotary Club. Dinner is is improving and his better half tells us to be held in the Union City High ^chool that he hopes to be back with us for our gymnasium, country style, to be served next meeting, promptly a-t 6:30 and will close by 9:30 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: If you stop every so you’ll still be able to see some of the fights. Let’s have a big delegationitime a dog barks, your rood will never This may be considered as a make-up meeting. end. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Functions of This and OFFICERS BY ELECTION committee shall the vise and of formation, Public Information and particular Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B, Membership. The President, Vice-President, and— Charles Fiske Rice C. Special Meetings at the call of the President Lester i. SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan service his Bir 30-Bill Milnes Bornes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) by APRIL personal, 6—Bob A. Youth Service. lations) Bulletin. Ray Mulcahey, Jim Putnam. Chairman. McComb, NOVEMBER Picard Russell Moore, 17-Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorno SERVICE DECEMBER Vocational Service Committee: This united In the ideal of service. committee sholl devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Choirmon. assist the members of this sibilities in their vocational rela tionships and in improving A. the 8. International 18—Warner Ira Information. Earle Project. Aken 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Horold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga 20—Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams zine Program) The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Corwin JULY (Employer-Em 19—Howard Swan. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed Van JUNE JANUARY Contocts. King. International Davidson. tion] 25—Lloyd Livermore 1—Everett Hougen 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Von Why standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men club in discharging their respon Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu vancement of international under SERVICE 20—Hal MAY Charles To encouroge and foster the ad Schmitt. VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Sports 27—Chef Allemier R. G. Waldron. Ken (All 13—Chuck Woodward 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chll.) Couillard, Payne, Livermore Banquet) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re Max Olds, Choirmon C. Rural — Urban. Maurice Putnam. and George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Dick Wise, Music. INTERNATIONAL Cibils of to Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children, Ken Put nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, Ken ROTARY ideals Robert ers in the community. Hougen. Wilford K. Program Joaquin Serratosa the (Children's 23-Bob Kerr Grounds) James Van Why. J. Club ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Rotarian McComb Program) 22—Otis Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Information. Everett Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. GENERAL Earl Informotion. Public inger, 12:15 9-Al Rice 16—Jim OCTOBER Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence 6—Barney Trebllcock (Stag Rotorians, individually and as Picnic) F. month, 2—Russ Moore (Rurol-Urban) the obligations of the third object of Rofory — "to encourage and J. McKnight, foster Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Olds PRESIDENT MARCH Weeks. E. Rotary Thursday of eoch (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Bob Liv If is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge every Milnes. Charles Woodward DISTRICT 219 H. Mac McKeith. D. Attendance. Treloor Torg Skabo Max Davidson phoses the Aims and Objeefs Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Grant 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Picnic) of C. Employer-Employee Relations, SEPTEMBER Paul Hurley. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and program of 8—Byron Thomas JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary on 9—Woyne Way (Competitor Relations) II—Mac MacKeifh (Family 18—Earle ermore. FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of the Classification, Wembership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. pointed PROGRAMS the activities AUGUST activities other committees as may be ap ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al coordinate such committees. the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. 1953-1954 ROTARY service, this committee shall super the Committee coordinate 1953-1954 on particular phases of vocational COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W J \ The COLDWATER "OSTAst ●Swi iAteirf'i i St"' Rotary REFLECTOR A') I Frederick Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2: 1 5 p.m Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY A RLI NGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME (>4 ● Weeks Quality Spring Products, Coldwater, Mich. Inc. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best if The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ■^lletin No.- 22 December 4,. 1953 With Bill Bobier as the programm chairman Ken putnam who sponsored the membership of and Hal Munn^ a member of the club, as Keith Avery to Rotary presented him to the the speaker, we learned a lot about Club and did an excellent Job of present Hawaii*- As you v/ill recall, Hal went to ing also the four objects of Rotary.. He learned that Keith was born,Jan. 19, 1913 Honolulu recently as the consulting engineer when a new radio station was put to Harry J, and Etta M,. Avery in Scranton, into operation and while in the Islands Penn. He received his A.B*, Degfee from took some very fine pictures. He has West Virginia V/esleyan and his M.A.. and made these into slides and it was these Bachelor of Sacred Theology from Boston slides with a rumming commentary that we saw and heard. From his comments University, He came to Michigan for his wife and married Marian Bailey at Luding- it ^uld appear that he is sold on living there and we are wondering when he may ton, Michigan September 7,. 1938. They have two children:- Robert Keith, born leave us.. His pictures gave a complete p'anaramo of life and industry in the Vicinity of Honolulu. Dec., 7, 1942 and Judith Carol, born Feb*. 4, 1944., He has held, churches at Middle*^ We did not realize boro. Mass. 1939-1941; at Evert,, Mich, that there were so few white people en 1941-1946; Jackson, Michigan 1946-1949 and the Island and it was also very surpris-. at Portland 1949-1953. He is now, pastor ing that there are such a few pure of the Methodist Church in Coldwater. He JJav/aiians His comments and pictures,. says that his Robbies are group camping 9‘howing the religious life of the Islands,and the painting of Nativity Sets., He ghows us that other religions than i says that he has one vice, that of pesterChristianity have a tremendous influence ing Methodist” Laymen., on the general population and doubtless influence business and professional life., Jim McComb gave a short report of the Industry must be very largely controlled by the white population. It appeared that BIG BUSINESS is an accepted fact,. us. that "he has the names of 85 families in Christmas actj.vities of the clubs, telling Prank McConkey,. \vho was 80 years old on club members who will work in teams,. The names are to be available in plenty of time Branch County who are to be given toys by :Nov. 2, 1953 and played a game of golf for the purchase and distribution of the at the local club on that date, was pre-. gifts. Youwill hear more about it in the sented with a set of cuff links and a next bulletin. tie clasp that were in the form of a set of golf clubs. Apparently golf is one way of achieving a healthy and happy living of a long and useful life.. We We had as visitors, the sage of Quincy,, hope Frank has many more happy years.. Jess ^Waldron had as his guest. Geo... REMEMBER that next week’s meeting is to Leunberger of Lansing and Howard Teeter had Ernie Hodder of Grand Rapids as his Carleton McKenzie, bale Ulrey of Goshen,. Bill Stewart and Lee Evans of Bronson.. be on Tuesday night at the Edison School guest., at 7:00 P,M. This will be an interclub meeting with -rrofessor Paul Bagwell of Michigan State College as the speaker. The leave early list was long., There were ten early leavers and we note several members that have left early for the past Absent were Allemier, Dean,. Fox, Kofnthree meetings. stien, Lyons, Moore, Patterson, Randall, Schmitt, Treat and Chuck Woodward. SAYING FOR THE DAY: The reason that a dog has so many friends is that he wags REICTBER NEXT TTEEK’S KCETING IS AT THE EDISON-SCHOOL AT 7:00 p.'I. BE THERE! If Howard Swan can make it, you can too! his tail instead of his tongue." Ray" o You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday T2;15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK e Poit Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB BY ELECTION committee shall and coordinate the Classification, the committees. supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. A. Classification. Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B. Membership. H. n—Mac MocKeith (Family Treat. Paul Hurley. It is Charles Fiske Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skobo F. Woodward Public inger, Information. Everett Lester Special Meetings at the call of the I. President Dick Bir Hougen. Bulletin.' Putnam. Joaquin Serratosa CJbils 23—Bob Kerr of the Community Committee to discharge the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and the ideals of service by Service. DISTRICT, Rural — Urban. Ray Mulcahey, Russell Moore, 29—Fritz Von Aken (Int'l Ser.) INTERNATIONAL through business good will and peace and professional men a world assist the members of this club in discharging, their respon sibilities jo '-their vocational relo; ROTARY Edgar B. Lincoln,' Marshall, Michigan A, .International' King. fellowship of Picard (All Sports 20—Hal Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 17-Bill Bobier 11—Tri State Meeting 18—Warner Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore > JUNE 1—Evefett Hougen B—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Haroid McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY● Contacts. Ira ^International Information. Earle tiohships o_nd ..in improving fhb B. Davidson. general standards of practice in their 'respective vocations. In the C. International Student Project. event, committees are appointed 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) 13—Chuck Woodward 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu DECEMBER SERVICE yarldement of international under standing, APRIL MAY NOVEMBER 24—Don Shorno Charles To-encourage and foster the ad- VOCATIONAL SERVICE and INTERNATIONAL - 30-Bill Milnes Barnes McComb, R. G. Waldron. Ken (Children's 27—Chet Allemier Jim (ompsitt^e^ shall devise and carry into'e'fiect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ● George R. AAeans, Chicago, Illinois 219TH Grounds) 22—Otis 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chll.) Max Olds, Chairman Vocotlonal Service Committee: This united in the ideol of service.' INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR Payne, Chairman. Schmitt. _ , INTERNATIONAL ROTARY 9-AI Rice 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Service C. Maurice K. Program ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER the duty ,Putnam. Ken GENERAL MARCH 16—Jim McComb Program) A. Youth Wise. Music. J. Club ■ (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. COMMUNITY SERVICE Ralph Toupalik. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford Couillard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Ken Put Thursday of each month, 12:15 nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. 8. K. Pearce, ROTARY Davidson 1—Ray Fox 8—Byron Thomas J. McKnight, foster Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Max Olds PRESIDENT 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Picnic) 18—Earle FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) every Rotorion to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Wolker, Fred business and community life, The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarions, individually and os Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. Mac McKeith. The President, Vice-President, and— DISTRICT 219 PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster the club machinery on the execu Secretary ROTARY the activities AUGUST activities Torg Skabo, Chairman Chorles of such club service, in order to develop GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Al coordinate the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Bob Liv ermore. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee Relations. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President KENNEDY, This the Committee vise and Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 JOHN Functions of 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER^ MICH, OFFICERS on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF Frit4 Van Aken. 5—Vince KoVnstlen 12—Paul Hurley Corwin JULY (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 19—Howard Swan. 20—Harold Hill 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga 27—Warren Williams zine Program) The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates, with'flmother member, advise the program chairman, of the change.'- CHA*S. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night,, fnay appoint'a committee to assist with the details. ● ●I Telephone 589W ● : \ . > .. \ . V V I . ."i K J V \ \ J . m COLDWATER REFLECTOR k See. 34.66, P. L. & R. I (o > \ I- I ! t Frederick H* Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COIDWATER, Meeting MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Weeks Quality Spring Products* Inc, Coldwater, Mich* �(( He Profits Most Who Serves Best )} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. December 11, 23 About 50 Rotarians, Lions, and Kiwanians were guests of the Jaycees last Tuesday evening at a joint meeting 1953 Visitors were: Henry Gomley, Sam Burgess, Norman Elliott, Dick Cox, and Wendell Hathaway from Bronson; Harold Baker from of Coldwater Service Clubs held at the Edison School, John Dean, of the Jay Niles; Robert Denham and Norman Kukuk cees, was Chairman of the meeting. Indiana » Professor Paul Bagwell of Michigan State College, who is state chairman of the "March of Dimes", gave a stirring address telling the history of the National Foundation for Infantile from Quincy; and Ralph Noel of Goshen, Absent were* Allemier, Davidson, Fiske, Fox, Hurley, Bob Livermore, Lyon, MoComb, McKeith, Moss, Munn, Pearce, Putnam, Schmidt, Toupalik, and ’’'d-lliams. paralysis. THERE WFIRE NO E.’.RLY LEAVERS: Over 20 million dollars has been spent by the Foundation since 1938 on scientific Earl Davidson has the program on Dec. A serum cfas now been 15th and he tells us that it is a strip developed which may be the answer to film with a running commentary. It is entitled "Lexington, U.S.A." and has to research alone. the From Febiauary 8 to June disease. 1, 1954, over one million children in second grade classes in 200 counties in do v/ith bosses, hard likker, the United States will receive vacIf the serum cinations with this serum, In the Rotary News Broadcast, published on Nov, 30th, it outlines the necessary steps to provide Christmas cheer for hungry people in Europe and South America; A dollar will send a very good package. *Send' ybur dollar to CARE, 189 W. Madison Street', Chicago 2, Illinois, proves to be successful; we will be on the toad to victory over this crippling disease. Michigan raised $2,084,000, in the 1953 March of Dimes Campaign. The goal for 1954 is $3,600,000, Paul Bagweli himself a victim of the disease, stressed the importance of meeting our goal in this most crucial year. The program closed vdth a four minute film of Howard Keel singing "You*ll Never Walk Alone" while we witnessed the heart warming sight of a little boy taking his first steps after a siege of polio. and tobackBK The Charter Night »f the ’^nion City Club was very well attended. about 20 men from the There were Coldwater Club v/ho ●attended and they reported an extremely fine program. One of the highlights was ‘the comments by the Rotarian from New Zeeland, In the December Rotarian there is a very interesting article on "School Safety Rotary thanks the Jaycees for the pri vilege of enjoying this excellent meet ing. It so happens that your Editor has known Paul Bagwell for some 15 years and was in his class of public speaking at Michigan State College v;hen he started his teaching at that school. At that time Professor Bagwell was only able to get about with a great deal of difficultif on crutches. The two men on the debate have lie are enclosing a list of the youngsters for whom we are asked to provide Christ mas gifts. The names of the chairmen of the different committees, and his cov/orkers, is given opposite the name of the family. In case the address is not clear, will you please contact the County takes to Department of Social T/elfare in the Court Some of you men who have itching feet look at the map on pages 32 and 33 of House? It is the job of each committee chairman to work out plans for the work of his group. Jim McComb has done a good job and we should follow through on it* travel the He has what it Patrols". very divergent opinions and the article is well v;orth reading. hard road. the December .''Rotarian", (Don't let your wife see it unless you want to go to Seattle.) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK Post Tovern — Mondoy 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY Functions of the Committee This committee shall and coordinate the Classification, the activities tion of the plons and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Warner Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. DIRECTORS Mac The President, Vice-President, and— Torg Skabo F. Woodward Public inger, Information. Everett Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. of each month, McKnight, fester the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) 9-AI Lester I. Putnam. Ken Bulletin. Chairman. VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Grounds) 30-Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) APRIL 6—Bob ROTARY NOVEMBER Ken INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan 4—Bob Lyons 18—Warner Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore and Bobier 24—Don Shorno DECEMBER SERVICE encourage and foster the ad vancement of international under standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of improving the 8. International Information. Earle Davidson. of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Project. Fritz Von Aken. event committees ore appointed tionships and in general standards . JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 8—Dick Biringer 22—Mark Andrews , . , ' 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 5—Vince Corwin 29—t^gward Teeter JANUARY King. rela ● . - 17-Bill Russell Moore, Ira vocational tion) Rural — Urban. committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide AI. Rice, Chairman. and assist the meptbers of this A. International Contacts. their Munn 27—Bob Show (Rotary Informa 11—Trl State Meeting men in 20-Hol 3—Jess Waldron professional sibilities ROTARY Put Charles To in discharging their respon 13—Chuck Woodward 10—Stu Picard business club R. Means, Chicago, Illinois (All Sports nam, Stu Picard, Horvey Moss. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Livermore Banquet) MAY McComb, Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, Roy Mulcahey, (Children's 23-Bob Kerr 27—Chet Allemier Jim R. G. Waldron. Ken Schmitt. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Payne, Putnam. K. Program Clbils C. Maurice Service. Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. Couiltord, Wise. /rtusic. J. Club Joaquin Serratosa Wllford A. Youth McComb Program) 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair 22—Otis Rice 16—Jim 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Max Olds, Chairman Bir H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, President ROTARY Dick Hougen. James Van Why. 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the GOVERNOR 219TH MARCH SEPTEMBER discharge obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Olds George 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. OCTOBER Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object Is to influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotorians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information.' Robert ers in the community. Treloar GENERAL to Picnic) 18—Earle Weeks. Rice PRESIDENT J. Committee 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 16—Roy Patterson B—Byron Thomas It is the duty of the Coinmunity Service Van the 2—Frank Murray C. Charles Fiske Thursday H. McKeith. FEBRUARY 1 —Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Relations. phases club the club machinery on the execu GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Bob Liv ermore. of C. Employer-Employee Paul Hurley. service, in order to develop particular PROGRAMS 11~Mac MocKeith (Family Treat. other committees as may be ap on ROTARY 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) of JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Charles the activities AUGUST Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUS5, Vice-President Max coordinate committees. supervise Charles Fiske, Chairmen. pointed Grant vise and of such the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. 1953-T954 Ai of vocylional Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and ELECTION 1953-1954 on parJieolor service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE JULY Kornsfien 12—Paul Hurley (Employer-Em ployee .Rel.)' ' - ● .. 6—Presidents'. Meeting 13-^Ralph Toupalik (Comp Swan. Emery) 26—Wllford Couillard (Moga- 20—Harold Hill 19—Howard , zine Progro'm) 27—Warren Williams The above ts our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, .advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W r 4 o * . \ ^ « 4 ' * Mir UNITED The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR . by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 P . m ., A R L I N GTO N HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 31 firL.T. I''.- b. Published Ini Prcderick H. Weeks 105 S. Clay St, Coldwater, Kich. �i:' ● K He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan fO^l Bxilletin No, 24 :phis is not a Christmas story but three men will be remembered by Coldwater i{otarians as typical of American. They December 18> 1953 Howard Swan asked thab if possible members refrain from going to Quincy next »'/^ednesday to make up as it is are; Charles Dickerson,, editor of the Children’s Day and they "will be limited Lexington, Kentucky Leader;, L. R. Ctok as to druggist. Bill Clark.. They played the The first visitors from the V^enewalso had City Club was N. L. Wise. iexington Chevrolet Dealer; and the poor leading parts in the film strip "Lexing- ton, ● U.S.A." which was shown by Earl space^ Union as visiting Rotarians Dick Schultz of at Tuesday's meeting, the Bronson Club as well as Bruce >Yilbur^ E. H. Boyd from the Angola Club alsp it seems that Earl had a part in the writ attended. ing of the script and the film was in Davidson, a Rotarian, teresting, informative and certainly was typical of the average business man. The home sppn situation into which Clark was The leave early list is getting less and less. Only two on Tuesday. hurrah:::i pushed by his family has been experienced bv probably 99<^ of the Coldwater Rotarians* Absent were Avery, Barnes, Bent, Fox, B»b ' Livermore, Pearce, Shomo, Teeter, Vinton The strip showed the influence of- the newspaper on business, individuals, and and ’/Tay. person is upon other persons and those |;hings that benefit each person usually Jim McComb explained the purchasing of families. It was shown how dependent each spreads on down the line and there is a chair reaction. programm grainms It was an excellent and shows that frequently pro- which the members have a part in preparing are often TOPS, Congratulations Earl J Our pianist, Arlene Ritsema, provided some excellent musical numbers by some of the students from the Coldwater High Schaol. The mixed quartet Marilyn Grey, Joyce Hamlin, Von Letherer and Howard Streeter, Angels We Have Heard" and "Winter sang Vlonderland" . The girls* group sang "Ten Little Indians" and Jingle Bells". They were gfod and were enjoyed very much in deed. December 24th is the day for the Coldwater Rotarians to take over the solicitation Twelve men for the "March of Dimes", have volunteered to put in their time on the project. the gifts fdr the lists that were mailed to the members in last week^s bulletin. It is the responsibility of each paup chairman to work out plans with his committee members and they are to take the gifts for the youngsters to the home en December 24th, or if this is impossiH^ the 23rd. It was suggested that someone from each group visit the home and try ^0 find «ut what each child might like tf have as a gift. Next week’s programm is in charge of "%rk Andrews and he is having as his speaker, Erich Schwengel, who was at Yucca Flats when the atfmic bomb tests were made in which the mannikins fr»m the L, A, Darling Company were used, This should be informative and highly interesting. This will be the last bulletin before Christmas and the Editor wishes to wish all Rotarians a ^rry Christmas and also wishes them to pause for just a minute and Count ^our Blessings, count them one by one", us, we can As Coach Eby recently told be thankful that we are living under the stars and stripes with freedom to gripe, criticize, worship as you wish, and be just yourself. A JffiRRY CIIRISTMAS. Ray" Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY This vise and coordinate of such committees. the Committee committee KENNEDY, Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer coordinate the Classificotion, Rotary In Warner Mac Fiske Rice Treloar Max Olds Van H. McKeith. J. Public Information. inger, Everett 12:15 Lester I. President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils. * SECRETARY ' ROTARY to DISTRICT, MARCH 2—Ross Moore (Rural-Urban) 9-AI Rice 16—Jim 22—Otis A. Youth Couillard, Service. Payne, 30-Bill Milnes Jim G. Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. Ken Put Russell Moore, and assist club in discharging their respon sibilities in ROTARY tionships and INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron ● 17-Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorno 18—Warner the members their in of vocational improving this rela A. JUNE' 1 —Everett Hougen 1—Cart Vinton under Internotional event committees are Contacts.. ● 5—Vince Ira 1 appointed Fritz Van Aken. , 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Earl Corwin 29—Howard Teeter Student 19—Howard Project. JULY Kornstlen 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) the B. International Information. Earle Davidsop. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International ●8—Dick Blringer JANUARY King. 6—Presidents' Meeting (Employer-Em 13—Ralph Toupolik (Camp Emery) Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) % Van Aken : 25—Lloyd Liv.ermare DECEMBER SERVICE vancement of international Illinois tion) 10—Stu Picard 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) standing, good will and peace 15—Jim Van Why VOCATIONAL SERVICE through a world fellowship of ’ 22—Aark Andrews business and professional men Vocational Service Committee; This united in the ideal of service. 29—Harold McKnight cpmmittce shall devise and carry Schmitt. 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa MAY Charles To encourage and foster the ad Chairman. (All Sports 20-Hol Munn NOVEMBER Waldron. INTERNATIONAL 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) 13—Chuck Woodward MeComb, nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. R. APRIL 27—Chet Aiiemier Ralph Toupolik. B. Crippled Children. Ken (Children's Barnes 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Max Olds, Chairman McComb Program) 23-Bob Kerr Grounds] discharge into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. INTERNATIONAL 219TH Committee Rotary — "to encourage and C. Rural — Urban. Maurice K. Program George R. 'Means, Chicogo, 23—Horvey Moss Davidson 15—Govarie Coffman (Fair Putnom. Ken GOVERNOR Bir Wise. Music. J. Club Bulletin. GENERAL Relotions) 16—Roy Patterson (International Affairs) 2S—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Bob Liv the obligations of the third object H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, Special Meetings at the call of the ROTARY Dick Hougen. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magozine. Wilford James Van Why. of each month, Service of Show, Wm. Bobier. F. Chorles Woodward Thursday 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) McKnight, foster the ideals of service by every Rotorian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and os Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. B. Membership. DIRECTORS Skobo 18—Earle Treat. It is the duty of the Community Torg Skobo, Chairman The President, Vice-President, and— Torg FEBRUARY 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Aken, Warren Williams. Al PROGRAMS 11-Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) the Fellowship, ROTARY the activities AUGUST shall supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of and A. Classification. Grant 1W3-1954 ermore. other committees as may be ap Relotions. pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee SEPTEMBER Paul Hurley. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and program of 8—Byron Thomas the Aims and Oblects Committee. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Charles particular phas«s of vocational formation, Public Information ond the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. 1953-1954 JOHN Functions of Program, ELECTION on service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE t The obove Is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ' 20-Harold Hill 27—Warrer Williams 4 ^HAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special prograrns, suth as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W V V . ti .●b ● f I b .. V .» I ●% I m COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR UNlTtD STATES POSTAGE I 1 1 ■ 2 eSNTS ■7 Fre.iariciG Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME H, Heeks Quality Spring Products, Inc* CoMwater, Uich* �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. December 25, 25 1953 Tuesday’s meeting v/ith Chuck Schmidt as program chairman and Erich Schwengel as the guest speaker presented a very infor- Your editor has just received a communi it defilt 1954 plans for the prevention of pclie. i|;ative and interesting program, with the cation fr1>m Paul Bagwell, State ^^arch-ofDimes Chairman, This is called, '*The Fourth Front”. atomic bomb explosions at the 1(^ccD Fitts in Nevada in February of this year. in which he outlines the The three proceedings fronts dealt with: 1. polio research 2. Polio patient aid, At that time ^^r* Schv/eiigel was and 3*' Professional education. associated v;ith the L. A» Darling Cbmpany that furnished the mannequins used to demonstrate the damage which would occur This yearns ivtarch of Dimes campaign runs throughout the month of January, 1954. to a human in a home, as the result of an atomic explosion. His pictures of the President Ed -^Itz gave recognition to area and of the explosion cloud were color-Jim Van’-.vhy for the extremely good job that has be?n done in the renovating of ful and gave one a feeling of terriffio heat and explosive power. He stated that the Rotary dining room and to Charles the explosion was the .first by the Atomic Fiske for his job of cleaning and repaint Energy Commission in cooperation v/ith the ing the flags and standards. Alsr to Civil Defense authorities. Three Ernie ob¬ 1. To ascertain the exposure v/hich a person would undergo in two typical homes and also the use 2. Loose for his erection of the new road signs. jeotives were outlined by Mr. Schv/engol* Harvey Bent who has been at the Health of pneumonia has been Keith discharged and is on the mend, of a basement for .shelter.Center with a bout Tho protection provided by outdoor Fierce is still battling v/ith the mumps shelters and 3. the use of automobiles Thi s to shov; the affects of the blast, 7/hich v/ere passed on to him by his small was another of the son. GOOD PROGRAMS v/hich can be arranged by the use of local people*' and deserves commendation. Charles Kennedy, who is general chairman of the Clothe-a-Child Fund Campaign gave a President and ^rs. Ed Holtz were present report stating that approximately 125 ed with a gift by the Rotary Club in re children are to be help'd this year and cognition of their work with the club"!for ‘that over *.29^0.00 has been raised to date. the past year, and especially in promoting international service through taking an Visitors on Tuesday were Herbert Hurrell, exchange student into -Uiej home. ex-R»tarian of Coldv/ater, Elmer Dobson, of C^uincy, Otto Hi -..man, Paul Peck, C. J. Retary Statistics ^ On November 25th there Holmes, Bill Stewart and Henry Goraley of Branson and Bill Far'-and of Jackson who were 7948 Re'tary Clubs in 88 ceuntries. One hundred seventeen new clubs were was a guest of Otis Barnes. started from July 1st to November 5th. Absent were Andrews, Bent, Fox, Cut out the next paragraph and post it are some place where you can see it. Teeter, and Pearce, Thomas. listing the clubs and the various days of The leave early list has climbed back up the week on v;hich they meet. to 8. 'Te hope this is just for the time being. 'OraAY - Battle Creek - Post Tavern Kalamazoo - Hotel Harris Litchfield - Legion Hall 12:15 If any of you people are gfcing to be in 12:10 12;00 Chicago during the second v/eek of January ydu might be intere,sted in the. laying of TUESDAY - tho corner stone for the new building in Charlotte - Masonic Temple Chicago - Hotel Sherman 12.15 Jone sville Jonesville Inn Marshall - Schuler Hotel 6:16 12:15 Chicago. 12:15 In viev/ of the high cost of Government it is suggested that you read the article on ● Page 26 and 27 in the January Rotarian. V/EDNESDAY - Ann Arbor - Allenel Hotel 12:1« Bronson - Congregaticnal Church 12.15 Detroit - Hotel Statler Jackson - Hotel Hayes THURSDAY Adrian ■ Leiia‘.s;eb! IIuLul HA?^ YEAR TO CNF A>ID J^.LLI 12:15 12:10 12-lb Say' ~ 7T~ - Parker Always Be These Neighboring Clubs Hillsdale-EpiscoprMAKgJi.F^ft'Q^^gN^^NCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Albion Grand Rapids - Rov/e Hetel 12 :10# ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONljOttsifl^gnogdfUit^Jh^lj^d^ Wednesdoy 12:15 ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) .0Q STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12KM) M BAHLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY HOLTZ, ERNEST JOHN committee GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer and coordinate the Classifieotion, the supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B. Membership. D. Attendance. Earl Olds F. Woodward Public inger, Information. Everett Lester Special Meetings at the call of the I. President of service his Dick by Max Olds, Chairman Bir Hougen. A. Youth Service. Putnam. Bulletin. Ken 9-AI Rice 16—Jim Chairman. APRIL 6—Bob Livermore (All Sports Banquet) ond foster the ad vancement of international under standing, peace good will gnd Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal'of service. committee shall devise and ,carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY. INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicaga, Illinois ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshcrll, .Michigan and assist club in discharging their respon the sibilities in tionships and members of their vocotional in improving this rela A. the B. International. 13—Chuck Woodward Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) 20-Hol Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) MAY NOVEMBER 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri Stole Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu Pleord 18—Warner 17—Bill, Bobier Contacts. ' Ira Information. Earle Davidson. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. ^vent. committees are appointed _, - * Project. ' Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore Shorno ● JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Vi(hy 8—Dick Biringer 15---Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY King.' International 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag DECEMBER INTERNATIONAL .SERVICp through a world' fellowship of business and professional men VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL (Children's 30-Bill Milnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) 24—Don ’ Charles .To, encourage MeComb Program) 23-Bob Kerr McComb, G. Waldron: ' Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa .Cibils Payne, Ray Mulcahey, Kerv Putnam. DISTRICT, 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 27—Chef Allemier Jim C. Rural — Urban.' Russell Moore, Maurice K. Program GOVERNOR 219TH MARCH personal, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Robert ers in the community. Wise. Music. J. Club SECRETARY Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 15—Guvarie Coffmon (Fair Grounds) Ralph Toupalik. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford Couillard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Ken Put Thursdoy of 'each month, 12:15 nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. 8. K. Pearce, GENERAL 18—Earle 22—Otis Barnes to Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Picnic) the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and ideals 9—Wayne Woy (Competitor 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mae MacKeith (Fomtly 8—Byron Thomas effect of this object is to influence Rotarians, individually and as Corwin, E. Rotory Information. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. ROTARY 2—Frank Murray It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge every Rotarion Milnes. Torg Skabo PRESIDENT FEBRUARY 1—Roy Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE J. McKnrght, foster the Weeks. Rice DISTRICT 219 PROGRAMS C. ftllowship. John Wolker, Fred business and community life." The OCTOBER Fiske Grant Treloar Charles H. Mac McKeith. The President, Vice-President, and— Bob Liv Relations. Paul Hurley. the club machinery on the execu ● ROTARY the activities AUGUST Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster A. Classification. Max committees. shell Torg Skabo, Chairman A1 coordinate of such club service, in order to develop Vice-President KENNEDY, Secretary Charles vise and ermore. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee President LUSE, Functions of the Committee This 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. ELECTION 1953-1954 ED. on pjirficulor phases of vocational COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE JULY . .5—Vince KornsHen .12—Paul Hurley ●' ployee Rel.) 19-Howard 6—Presidents' Meeting (Employer-Em- ●13—Ralph Toupalik (Comp Emery) Swan. 20—Harold 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga- zine Progrom) The above Is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member; advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' flight, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Hill '27—Warren Williams CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman ' Telephone 589W X r 1 ■ . : t I- ● ●● « >. ; > \ .● t A' The COLDWATER REFLECTOR ● Sje. 34.66^J m .. : 2 eSNTS 2; . ^ ■ '.1 » ●i'. ● !.●● Frv.^leric'!^. .r* Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER r - L. Wee/.s' C'Malivy Spring Products, CoLdwater, ^ich. MICHIGAN COLDWATER, t M e e t:i n g Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p . m ., A R L I N GTO N HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME I--. Iftc. - �(( He Profits Most Who Best f} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan January 1, 1954 ^Julletin No. 26 The Coldwater Rotary Club met Tuesday, December 29th at the Arlington Hotel with H. J. McKnight as program chair man, He had as his guest speaker, Mr. Robert Barnes, v/ho is the instructor in agriculture for the Veterans’ Insti tute, The program has to do with on- ^he-job training in agriculture for veterans from World War II. It has not sieek's meeting will be in charge of Vince Kornstein who will have as his guest speaker, Wilbur Moore, of the Branch County Department of Social Welfare-. He will tell us of the cost of direct relief, and hospitalization, in Branch County and the figures which he will undoubtedly give us will show that welfare assistance has become big yet been extended to include veterans from the Korean war. According to Mr. Barnes, there are now 23 men in Branch business. ^ounty who are either running farms or as "Chick Kennedy Day". Since John A-. Kennedy has been secretary of the Cold- imanaging farms that come under the pro President Ed has designated January 5th However, fifty of these hours may be in water club there has not been one 100^ meeting and it is requested and urged most strongly that every member be pre sent at the next meeting or make-up so ^ group meeting. that we do have a 100% meeting to start gram. Each of these must spend two Hundred hours in class instruction and |ne hundred hours in training on farms. In order to qualify, and to continue with the program, a man must meet certain requirements in his off the New Year. farming which relate to soil management, §oil conservation, farm management, and Visiting Rotarians from the Bronson Club included Bob Wolf, Bill Stewart, Otto ^ookeeping, and employment in active Rissman, Dick Schultz and Bill Whorley. Agriculture. Dale Ulery of Goshen, Indiana, and the sage of Quincy, Carleton McKenzie. In addition to relating his experience with the Veterans» Institute Mr. Barnes Red McKnight had as his guest, midship also threw the meeting open to a question man, 'Kent McKnight, who told us very During the period ^nd answer period. ^Reclamation, soil conservation, world ^larkets, increase in population, present ment to the Academy, farm policy and surpluses were discussed. The absenir list included Allemier, Bent, Mr. Bobier, Coffman, Corwin, Fox, Hougen,. Hurley, Bob Kerr, Dick Kerr, Bob Liver more, Milnes, Mqss, Teeter, Thomas and Barnes went on to state that he be lieved the present agricultural adminis tration has on its staff in Washington the best men available and he pleaded for a chance to let the administration demonstrate what they could do. briefly of this travels since his appoint Trebilcock. The leave early list included 7 members, 3 of them chronic luncharians* In the Auditor's Report for Rotary Inter Following are two of the steps taken for national for the year ending June 30^ the proposal of a new member to the Ci^tx 1953, we notice that it cost $1,732,000,00 1. The Board »f Directors opens the classification. to run Rotary, 2. Somebody has said that "Good public re lation is the angry letter you wrote ^sterday, torn up today". In a negative way it is—in a positive way it's making people glad that you are around. With the beginning of the New Year your The name of a proppective member t# fill the open classification is sub mitted by a member in goed standing to the Board of Directors, through the Secretary, Tw# more points will be given next week. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY.' committees should evaluate themselves at the half-way mark and plan where they are Ray Mulchahey going from here. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB BY Functions of This vise and the Committee committee shall and coordinate the the Classification, of ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Warner Mac Charles Fiske Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skabo ' Van 12tl5' H. McKeith. Lester I. President Putnam. Ken - helpful Joaquin Serratosa ^bils SECRETARY . international the members of this club in discharging their respon NOVEMBER Ken Put- ● “ and in ■'lO-Stu ;Pi,eard 4—Bob L’yons 11—Tri State Meeting ● 18—Warner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno DECEMBER and professional men ' ● ● ● JUNE 1—CarJ Vinton A. International event .committees .are ' 16—tiarvey'Bent'{Ladies' Night) 22^Earl -Corwin . , 29—Howard Teeter- JANUARY « Ira I Contacts. 5—Vince' Kornstien JULY ● 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp 12-tPooI -Hurley; ’ (€mployer-Em- King. In the C. International plo^ee Rel.) 19—Howard Swan. Student Project. .- -.Emery) 20-Harb‘ld Hill' ■ .26—Wilford Couillord .(Maga ' Fritz ^Van Aken. appointed 8—Dick Biringer 29—Harold -McKnight improving their respective vocations. Edgar B. Lincoln,,'M'drshiqlL, Michigon ' 3—Jess Waldron the B. InternationbI Infot'mation. 'Earle Dayic^son. general'‘Standards jo.f practice i n tionships tion] McComb, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE sibilities- in; their vocational rela ROTARY 27—Bo^ Shaw (Rotary Informa 1—EyereW Hougen^ ^ Charles To, encourage and foster the ad ,,..8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) vancement of international under standing, good will and peace ■15-Jim' VatT Why SERVICE through a world fellowship of ; ● 22—Mork Andrews business assist 20—Hal Munn Chairman. VOCATIONAL end 13—Chuck Woodward MAY ● Ray Mulcahey, 6—Bob Livermore (All Sports Ba nq uet) 27—Chet Allemier Russell Moore) into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ' -, DISTRICT, APRIL lations) R. G. Waldron. Ken committee shall devise and carry George R. Meqns,-rChicago,. Illinois GOVERNOR -21^TN 30-Bill Milnes 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Vocational Service-Committee: This united in the ideal of service; '. ROTARY international;', Payne, to oth (Children's 23—Bob Kerr 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) nlam, Stu’Pjcard, HarveyMqss. C. Rural — Urban. Putnam. Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY.JNTEIWATIONAL GENERAL 9-AI Rice 16—Jim McComb Program) 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) McKnight, foster the J. Maurice K. Program ROTARY 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) 22—Otis Barnes of Rotary — "to entourage and Wise. Music. J. Club Bulletin. 219 MARCH the obligations of the third object H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce,' Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 23—Harvey Moss Davidson It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Ralph Toup,a|ik. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, fitst G. Magazine.- Wiiford.! Copillard; James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. month, 16—Roy Patterson Picnic) IB—Earle (International Affairs) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. F, Public Information. Dick Bir Max Olds, Chairman inger, Everett Hougen. ‘ ■ A. Y’ooHi -Service’. Jim Olds Thursday of each 2—Frank Murray 9—Woyne Way (Competitor Relations) 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Treat. thoughtful of and . FEBRUARY ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life." The OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebllcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re B. Membership. DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Woodward - PROGRAMS the actistlties AUGUST Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Aken, Warren Williams. Charles coordinate committees. supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Max ROTARY Competitor Relations. Bob Liv the Magozine Committees and such B. ermore. 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee Relations. SEPTEMBER Paul Hurley. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plons and program of 8—Byron Thomas the Aims and Objects Committee. 1953-1954 Al such activities Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Informotion and ELECTION 1953-1954 service, this commi*ie': shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF 27—Warren Williams zine Program) ' ● The above is pur progcam, jchedule, for the year 1953-54. If you want to, phpnge-dotes with another mernber, advise the program chairman of the change. ; CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having,special programs, such.as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details.,. *' Telephone 589W , ● , 'f. - . I ● t r - ■ * ■I ● \ ● 4; . 1 K ^ ■ -1 ■: T' i' ■" ●. ■ ^ r r ' 'j ■i < : .~ 1 ■ .1 \ ■ ● i f ● i;. u ● . ■- .r tr. ,'k : : r /● : T^e COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR UNITED STATES PQSTACE . i . * ■7-. : ‘S‘ Sec. ! ● t ' ftSAMi 1 ■ ● i - <\A/I 5: -t \ Frederick Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p . m VISITING Time: TUESDAY A R LI NGTO N HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Li, Weeks - "I Quality Spring ProducwS, Irvc,t Coldwater, ilich. �s tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best the COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR V Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan January tJ, bulletin Wo. '^1 The Rotary lyt)-! ^^pStneeting for January 18th has to do Club at the Arlington on jPuesday, January 5th, heard of the welfare picture as it is in Branch The County at the present time, speaker, who was introduced by Vince Kornstein, was Wilbur Moore, Assistant with Employer-Labor relationships and Director of the Branch County Depart and the program, of which Dick Kerr is ment of Social Welfare, $ocial Aid, the cost of wards by the probate Court, care for patients in tuberculosis and contagious hospitals, for care of those mentally ill and in direct relief, January 19th is to be "Ladies Night" the chairman, will include dinner for Mr, Moore Stated that approximately $650,000, was spent for relief of varieus kinds dur ing the year of 1953, This covered the program administered by the Bureau of State institutions, will be under the chairmanship of Paul Hurley, cost of operating the county infirmary and the county farm. According to Mr, Moore there were 591 cases receiving Old Age Assistance which cost $379,000.; aid for dependent Children covering 57 oases at a cost of $73,000., aid for the blind, 6 cases, with a cost of $2750,, and aid for the disabled, 4 cases, costing $2100., a total cost of $457,000.00, Boarding care of probate court wards cost $20,000. care of patients in tuberculosis, con tagious and state hospitals for mentally ill, cost $12,000,00. Rotarians and Rotaryanns at the Schuler Hotel in Marshall. Dick has cbtained an outstanding speaker and here’s a chance for each Rotarian to provide a good dinner and evening of entertain ment for the gal who usually gets little recognition. On February 23rd Russell Moore has the rural urban program and a plan is under way for the Farm Bureau to select 4 farmers from each township in the county and these farmers are to be the guests of the Rotarians, Each Rotarian will be responsible for one man regardless of whether the Rotarian attends Visitors were or not. Elmer Dobson and Wilbur Moore, the speaker, from Quincy, Dale Ulery of Goshen, Indiana, Bert Faller of Donovan, Pa., and Orrie Gilbert of Coldwater who was the guest of ^tis Pierce, Absent were Allemier, Fox, Bob K©rr, The cost of direct relief totaled Dick Kerr, Bob Livermore, Mc%ight, $26,000. of which Branch County paid $13,000, and the State of Michigan paid The total relief load at the $13,000. present time is 52 cases which includes 156 people. It cost $55,000. to care for 55 persons at the county infirmary. The adult hospitalization cost $31,000. Treat and 'Williams, and this included medical assistance approximately 300 persons. Usually for There were seven early leavers. Last week we gave you the first two steps for the election of new members to Rotary, This week we give you steps 3 and 4. 3. The board of directors refers the proposal for the new member to the classification committee for con about ZO% of this money is reimbursed to sideration and reports as to the correct the county from the person assisted. ness of the classification. 4, The board of Directors refers the The club should have more programs of this type since it deals with a situa tion which is of concern to everyone. proposal to the membership committee for consideration and report as to the eligibility of the prbppect from the personal Rotarygram for the day: "Don't make excusesi Your friends don't need them; side. Ray Mulchahey your enemies won’t believe them." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ^LBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAmE CREEK - Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB Functions This and BY of the Committee committee coordinate shall the ELECTION the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Torg Skabo, Chairman Mac Fiske Rice Grant Treloor Charles Warner McKeith. H. J. Public inger, Information. Everett month, 12:15 Lester I. President' PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George SECRETARY 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) 9-Al 1-Roy Fox 23-Bofa Grou nds) 22—Otis A. Youth Service. 30-BIII Milnes Ray Jim Rural — Urban. Charles To MAY under standing, .good peace and ●- and assist club in discharging their sibilities DISTRICT,- ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan <he .members in -their of this respon vocational rela A. International are appointed Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17-6ill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno JUNE 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night).^ , 15—Jim Van Why 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl ■ King. Fritz Von Aken. JULY 5—Vince Kornstien Ira Corwin 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY v Contacts. 8—Dick Biringer 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) ’ ● "29-Harold McKnight tionships and in improving the B. International Information. Eorle Dovidson. general standards of practice in their respective vocations, in the C. International Student Project. event conimittees 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu encoprage and foster the ad committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY tion) 1—Everett Hougen vancement of international will 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa DECEMBER SERVICE through a world fellowship, of business and professional men SERVICE (All Sports 20—Hal Munn NOVEMBER Russell Moore, INTERNATIONAL 6—Bob Livermore Bonquet) 13—Chuck Woodward McComb, R. G. Waldron. Ken Mulcahey, Chairman. VOCATIONAL APRIL 27—Chef Allemier Couillard, Payne, (Children's Kerr Barnes 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Max Olds, Chairman MeComb Program) 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Rotary — "to encourage and Rice 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH Bir Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL MARCH SEPTEMBER Putnam. Joaquin Serratosa Cibils GENERAL Relations. COMMUNITY SERVICE C. Maurice K. Program ROTARY Dick Wise. Music. J. Club Bulletin. Ken Putnam. 219 Davidson (International Affoirs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. Ken PutH. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, . nom, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. Wilford James Van Why. Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 16—Roy Potterson 23—Harvey Moss McKnight, foster Hougen. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. of each 18—Earle Bob Liv Paul Hurley. of 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations] Picnic) Van the obligations of the third oblect Shaw, Wm. Bobier. F. Woodward Thursday FEBRUARY 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations] E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. B. Membership. DIRECTORS Olds PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family supervise Charles Fiske, Chairmen. of club service, in order to develop The President, Vice-President, and— Max committees. activities Aken, Warren Williams. Skabo of such ermore. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee A. Classification. ROTARY the activities AUGUST the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg coordinate formation, Public Information and ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al vise and the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relationr, Webster Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. 1953-1954 Charles 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on parlieular phases of vocational, COMMIHEES OF ”6—Presidents' Meeting 12—Paul Hurley (Employer-Em ployee- Rel.) 13—Ralph Toupalik (Comp Emery) 19—Howord Swan. '● . , ● 20-Harold Hill _ 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga 27—Warren Williams zine Program) The above is our program schedule for the year 1^53-54. If you want to change dates with another member, adyise the, program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, ,moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman ■ Telephone 589W . - ●i-' L ■ i V .'L' ' C ' . ■ . l ■< - ■ 'i<- L'. '●! « \ ii f. - V. . i ● L, . The COLDWATER ■“fritc-aa,A6r-P'l i Rotary REFLECTOR MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING Time: TUESDAY A R LI NGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME a, '-Vo'j.ks Quality Spring iTo^ucts, Coldwater, !Jick. POSTiUtE !TS 'd >44; . Fr-ji>irLok Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER UNITED STATES Inc. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best n The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 7 ' January 16, No. .28 5!he Rotary Club meeting at the Arlington*^ pptel, Tuesday, January 12, heard Paul ■i^urley, a Rotarian, who is the Personnel director at the Federal-Mogul Company df Coldv/ater, outline 17 objectives of a. good personnel program. These include: X\ stabilized employment. Seniority protection. 3. Merit rating of employees, 4. Promotion from within the company, The meeting for Ladies’ Night is scheduled for January 19 with Dick Kerr as Chairman, The meeting will be in the Foster Room at the Schuler Hotel with dinner at 7;00 o’clock followed by movies of a safari in Africa and should prove interesting and informative. The movie was taken by a group from-Battle Creek who made this expedition recently. 5. Severance pay based on length of service. Absent for the day were: 6, Paid vacation for eligible employees. 7. Company participation in recreation, 8,. An adequate plan for training and 1954 Allemier, Fox Kornstien, Bob Kerr, Bob Livermore, Lyon, Avery, Picard, Thomas, Waldron, Way and Williams. rehabilitation, 9. Collective bargaining through ' representation. 10, Adequate hearing of grievances 11. Group insurance paid by the employer, covering both life and health and accident. 12. An accident prevention program with 13. compensation for injuries. Pensicn and retirement with partici pation by the employer. 14, Company information available to all There were six early leavers. Visitors included: Dale Ulery of Goshen, Indiana (Rotarian) Bob White of Coldwater Don Crail of Battle Creek and Horace White of Detroit, Don’t forget the Rural-Urban Program ●n February 23 at 7:00 P.M. at the Arlington Hotel, fa rme r. Each Rotarian will be assigned a The farmer will be at the hotel employees, 15. Adequate compensation for overtime and reasonable working hours, and will be assigned at that time. The speaker will be C.L.Brody, a member of 16, Adequate compensation for suggestions Mr, Brody has been working with Secretary of Agriculture, Ira Benson in Washington by employees. 17. Six paid holidays annually for all employees. the State Board of Agriculture at Lansing. for the last two months and has represented the National Farm Bureau in the Torraation of the all-over agriculture It would appear that Paul is a good personnel program, iirector who puts into practice the. above out lined objectives since the Federal-Mogul has HURRAH! We made our hundred per cent 3^rtainly not been bothered with labor broubles of any kind and there is a good espirit de corps. meeting on Chic Kennedy Day. Bob Livermore was the man in question and he has just reported that he made up at Quincy, Let’s have more hundred The Rotary Club is sponsoring another play per cent days. -vhich is to be given by the Coldwater Players 5roup. The play is "Angel Street" and vdll Read the article on Page 16 in the Feb oe given on March 3 and 4. The proceeds from "Rotarian" and then evaluate your own ’ t^e play are to be devoted to the furnishing local community in relation to this of a room in the new hospital and in the i-:vnvQlescent hospital which is to be built (t the county infirmary, Each and every lOtarian should back this program. Oon’t forget the March of Dimes during the lOnth of January, Give and give liberally TO this program which goes to prevent, aid ;±otims of and care for polio victims. story. It pays to advertise and while we don’t want to be pessimistic, there may be some merit in the article on Page 18 in the February "Rotarian", Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congre0ational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB BY This committee shall coordinate the Classification, Program, ELECTION vise and Functions of the Committee and the of such Rotary In the Aims and Objects Committee. Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classificalien. Werner Van Aken, Worren Williams. B. Membership. DIRECTORS Rice Treloor Torg Skobo Public inger, Information. Everett Regular Beard of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. each month, Wilford Lester I. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Ken Put DISTRICT, Roy Mulcahey, Russell Moore, Charles To Chairman. VOCATIONAL encourage and foster the odunder standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and and assist the members of this club in dlschdrging' their respon ROTARY INTERNATIONAL sibilities in tionships ond their in vocational professional general standards of practice in event committees International King. ., ore tion) 11—Tri State Meeting i8--Warner Von Aken 17-Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladles' Night) 8—Oiclf B.iringer 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Ea'rl 29—Horold McKnight . 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY Contacts. ( ● Davidson.' Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informo- Picard 15-Jim Van Why ;men tra * ; . , improving -the B. International Information. Earle their respective-vocations; Edgar B. Lincoln,'Marshall, Michigan rela A. 20-Hal 10—Stu DECEMBER SERVICE voncement of international SERVICE 13—Chuck Woodward 24—Don Shorno INTERNATIONAL Putnam. Sports 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron Waldron. committee sholl devise and corry info effect plaits which will guide AI. Rice, Choirma'h. ROTARY- George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois 219TH NOVEMBER Vocational Service Committee: This united In the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR R. G. (Ail MAY MeComb, nam, Stu Picard, Horvey Moss. Ken Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serrato'sq Cibils GENERAL Poyne, 6—Bob Livermore Ba nquet) 27—Chet Aliemier Jim Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. APRIL 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Putnam. Ken ROTARY Couillard, Service. C. Rural —'Urban. Maurice K. Program PRESIDENT A. Youth Wise. Music. J. Club Bullefin. ROTARY 30—Bill Milnes 29—Frit* Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) Max Olds, Chairman H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, President 219 Bir James Van Why. 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT Dick Hoogen. (Children's 23—Bob Kerr Barnes Weeks. F. Woodward Thursday of Grounds) 22—Otis McComb Program) 15—Guvarle Coffman (Fair discharge the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and J. McKnight, foster the ideals of service by every Rotorlon to his personal, Show, Wm. Bobier. Olds Charles to 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas It is the duly of the Community Committee 9-AI Rice 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE Service MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. C. Charles Fiske Mox H. Mac McKeith. The President, Vice-President, and— Relations. 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (Internationol Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Bob Liv FEBRUARY 16—Roy Patterson Picnic) 18—Earle Treat. tion of the plans and program of GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Grant 11—Mac MacKeith (Family ermore. other committees as may be ap pointed on porticular phases of C. Employer-Employee Paul Hurley. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Fellowship, ROTARY the activities AUGUST the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. EO. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al coordinate committees. activities formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super* CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF ● j In the C. International Student ●Frifz'Vdn Aken.. . appointed - Project. ' ’ 5—Vince ' JULY Kornslien 12—P.aul Hurley (Employer-Em●' ' plo^ee iRel-l i 19—Howofd Swan. Corwin 6—Presidents' Meeting Toupalik. (Camp 13- Ralph Erriery) . 26—Wilford Cbuifiard (Maga-' line .'Program) ● , : - '20-^Harold. Hi1|. 27r^Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. I. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. * Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist ,with the details. . CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Tele'phone 589W V-. -i '. UNITED tSTATES nSTA»< ' m COLDWATER .'■vm:' Rotary REFLECTOR Fr-i.-lcric;-: Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING iROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME ..s Quality 3prin,-5 Products, Coldwater, Llicii. Inc. �January l5, 1954 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the namos and classifications listed below* Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week* Major Classification Minor Classification Communications Postal Service Donald Harris Government Public Health Lew Pennington General Merchandising Retailing Marne Gus Burandt Service f Signed J. A. Kennedy^ Secretary �I 4 J. ~ f 4 I 0 1 .1 ● 'V i 1.; t. 1^- -j ‘i > Cl t'\; J.; I. 7 v/ J / / .. ^ 4 ●> i' ●'I*' 'f i.‘ i. r 1 '.5 ● '●ca; CM t ●S > r\r' 1,. C ; h ■ C‘. ■ -■I 'j j t. ● .4 r'k rr«j‘- jp �fC He Profits Most Who Serves Best >> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan January 22, 1954 bulletin No* 29 From all reports the Ladies* Night, which was held at Schulers* in Marshall on January 19th, was a great success. We notice in the report that there was Next week’s program will be in charge of V/arren 'yilliams and Wilfred Couillardq It is to be in the form of a forum. group singing led by "The Harmony (?) They tell me that it is going to be a real hot stove league discussion with part we strongly question. Don't forget the Rural Urban Meeting on February 23rd at 7:00 P.M, when each The new Rotary~Anns, whose husbands Joined the club in 1953, were intro Rotarian will have as his guest, a farmer from Branch County, and the speaker is to be Clark Brodie of Lansing. Kids" namely Maurice Payne, Bill Bobier, Ralph Toupalik and Ed Holtz. We might agree with the "harmony" but the kids the sawdust box and the cracker barrel. duced and there was an acknowledgement of January birthdays and anniversarys. Dick Kerr, who was the program chairman, Russ Moore was unforinnately unable to attend and With the interest of Rotary in handi Chuck Woodward introduced the program capped persons, every Rotarian should read the article on page 11 of the February Rotarian. This points out that a man may be down but he is never out. in his stead. The program was of films showing "Big Game Hunting in Africa". The narration for the films was given by Tim Murray of Battle Creek who spent some 15 weeks on Safari during which the pictures were taken in Africa. People who saw the pictures said that they were realistic and Jess Waldron are charge of the in program. Another bit of reading which is quite appropriate for the month of February, which is the birth month of Abraham Lincoln, is the article on page 13 which has to do with his life in his local Murray brought out the third largest community and the interest that the Springfield Rotary Club has shtrwn in him. elephant from Africa that year, the tusks weighing about 110 lbs. each. He also I want to quote from the Rockdale, and the narration was excellent. Mr. was fortunate enough to get a lion who was 9 feet 9 inches in length. That is a lot of lion. Your Editor is very sorry that he missed the program bu^ it was impossible due to a previous speak ing engagement. Australia Rotary Bulletin: "A good idea is valuable. It pays rich dividends. But good ideas must be put they must be implemented. efficient leader, one must implement good ideas. All should be The attendance according to Rotarians was not very good. Those absent were Allemier (in Florida), Barnes, Bent, Fiske, Fox (in Florida), Hill, Hougen, leaders, to work, To be an create and Rotasians *i/hen we come across a good idea in which our Club might be interested, let's do something about it. Pass it on to the Board of Directors who will welcome your help." Hurley, Bob Kerr, Tick Kerr, Bob Liver more, Lloyd Livermore, Lyon, McConkey, Moss, Mulchahey, Putnam, Randall, Rice, Thomas, Treloar, Waldron, and Vintcn, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA >- College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB BY shall the the Classification, Vice-President Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Rotory In club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu Paul Hurley. phases Torg Skobo, Chairman Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. Mac Charles Fiske Rice Treloor Torg Skabo McKeith. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Olds F. Woodward Public inger, Information. Everett each month, 12:15 Lester I. President GENERAL 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-AI 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair 23—Bob of the Community Committee to discharge the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and Grounds) 22—Otis Service. Ken Bulletin. Ciblls Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. 30-BiiI Milnes Barnes Chairman. Russell Moore, vancement of international under through SERVICE business good will and peace and professional men a world fellowship Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL mta effect pl.qns whifh will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. assist the' members of this club in. dischorging their . respon DISTRICT; ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan of committee shall devise and carry and George R. Means,. Chicago,: Illinois' A. liTteVnational vocational rela- ● King. sibilities in' their tiqn^lfips and . in . improving iriternational the B. Ddvidsort. 20-Hal Sports Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron 11—Tri State Meeting 10—Stu Picord 18—Warner Van Aken 17-Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorno 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladles' Night) 15—Jim Von Why 8—Dick Biringer Contacts. Ira Information. Earle 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Eorl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley JULY 6—Presidents' Meeting (Employer-Em 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp ployee Ret.) Emery) 19—Howord Swan. 'general standards of practice in th.eir respective- vocations. - In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees ore appointed The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. 6—Bob Livermore (All Banquet) 13—Chuck Woodward NOVEMBER DECEMBER SERVICE Charles To encourage and foster the ad standing, VOCATIONAL APRIL MAY McComb, R. G. Waldron. INTERNATIONAL (Children's Kerr 27—Chet Allemier Jim Rural — Urban. McComb Program) 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chll.) Max Olds, Chairman Couillord, Payne, Rice the duty A. Youth Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL SECRE1>LRY ROTARY. .. GOVERNOR 219TH MARCH 16—Jim Service C. Maurice K. Program ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 1-Ray Fox 8—Byron Thomas Putnam. Ken Joaquin Serratosa Bir Wise. Music. J. Club PRESIDENT is Picnic) 18—Earle COMMUNITY SERVICE Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. Ken Put nam, Stu Picord, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, Wilford Jomes Van Why. Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 Dick Hougen. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of it Relations. Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss J. McKnIght, foster H. FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personol, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to Influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendonce. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. B, Membership. DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Charles Bob Liv of C. Employer-Employee the Aims and Objects Committee. A. Classification. Mox Treat. other committees as may be ap particular PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of tion of the plans and program of GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Grant committees. ermore. on ROTARY the activities AUGUST activities Fellowship, pointed JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory Al such coordinate the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. ED. HOLTZ, President LUSE, committee coordinate of formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 ERNEST This Program, ELECTION vise and Functions of the Committee and 1953-1954 service, ihis committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on parlicolor phases of vocolional COMMITTEES OF Project. 20—Harold 26—Wilford Coulllard [Maga Hill 27—Warren Williams zine Program) > . . If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Ik. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Nig)(t, may appoint a committee to assist with, the details'. . telephone 589W 1 f r K { ' ^ . 1 ' 'f ' ^ i * w/rc? r iTArfi; WlWCf.j The GOLDWATER ●Sw.!a4: Rotary REFLECTOR \ FreJeriCiC Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p , m VISITING Time: TUESDAY A R L 1 N GTO N HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ) Li. .< Uuality Spring Proiucts, Inc. Coldwater, ulich. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Mlchigon Bn^etin No, 30 January 29j 1954 i The regular meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club at the Arlington Hotel on January 26th had as its program chair man, Wilfred Couillard* He presented V/arren Williams "Agriculturalist who spoke on behalf of support of farm prices, Mr, Williams stated that at the present time parity is 90^ and that by support of farm prices the farmer is enabled to maintain an equal balance be tween income and outgo. Mr, V/illiams stressed further the importance of agri culture to American economy stating that 40^ of the 61,000,000 employed worke rs are in agricultural or related fields. Also, that a farm program which is un sound would appear to influence other fields so as to make the general economic picture unfavorable, Mr, Williams also had as assistants for the question and answer program, Archie Moore chairman, respectively, of the County Agricultural Stabilization Program, We; are having as our speaker at the Rural Urban meeting on the night of Fe^, 23rd Clark Brodie of Lansing and Mr. Williams stated he will give the other side of the picture on that night, This should be very interesting. Don’t miss itf QUINCY HAS AN EVENING MEETING SCHEDULED If you plan to make up at Quincy next week, be sure to go at the right time. The week of February 21st is Founder's Week for Rotary International and it is urged that every club in the district try for 100^ meetings, McConkey, Moore, Munn, Patterson and Shorno. Visitors included the following Rotarians Dr. c* W. Ellis of Quincy, Wendell Hathaway, C,J, Hdlmes, John V, Schafer, J, A. Sommer, and Allen E, Bradley of Bronson, Another guest was Don Van Gorder of Battle Creek who was the guest of Wayne Way, Ralph Toupalik has been anned general Rotary Chairman for the play to be given on March 3rd and 4th which is being sponsored by the Rotary Club, This play "Angel Street" is a real thriller# and should prove both profitable and enjoy able, Don't miss it. and Clark Corwin, who are the past and present FOR THE NIGHT OF FEBRUARY ISTI Those absent were Allemier, Bobier, Corwin, Fox, Dick Kerr, Bob Livermore, If you can't be at the meeting en the 23rd, will you please try to make up at some other club? On page 34 of the February Rotarian Ls an excellent article by a member of a; Rotary Club from South Africa, It is- entitled "Courtesy Costs Nothing" and^ deals with consideration for your fellew man. It would seem that one of the greatest needs for courtesy is in driv ing a car. If each driver would observe the rules of good courtesy the accident rate would be cut very very greatly. How often have you seen someone crowd in at a traffic light or had a poor driver run you off the road in order to pass you Are you when a car was approaching? guilty of such behavior? Read the debate of the Month on jBges 26 and 27. What do youihinkf' The Rotary Club on January 26th gave Rotarian Jim Van Why a rising vote of thanks for the marvelous job that he has done in renovation of the dining room. He certainly has recreated the room'Trom ceiling to new carpet. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:T5 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS ~ Elks Temple ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M Monday 12:00 M �ROTARY CLUB BY committee shall and coordinate the Classification, the of tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Warner Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B. Membership. Rice Treloar Torg Skabo Olds Charles F. Woodward Public inger, Information. Everett each month, Wiiford James Van Why. 12:15 Lester I. President Maurice DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rurol-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-Al Rice 16—Jim 15—Guvarie Coffmon (Fair Grounds) obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and 22—Otis Max Olds, Chairman A. Youth Couiilard, Payne, Service. Jim 30—Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) G. Ray Mulcahey, Chairman. Charles To Schmitt. Ken Put vancement of international under standing, business o good will and peace and professional men world fellowship of assist the members of this club In discharging their respon R. Means, Chicago, Illinois ROTARY INTERNATIONAL sibilities in tionships and generol their vocational irs improving rela A. International Contacts. King. Davidson. their respective vocations.' In the C. International Student Fritz Von Aken. event committees are appointed Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan Ira the B. International Information. Earle standards of practice in 13—Chuck Woodword 20—Hal Munn 27—Bob Show (Rotary Informa tion) 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron 11—Tri State Meeting Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17-BIII Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29-HoroId McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. and Livermore (All Sports Banquet] 10—Stu DECEMBER SERVICE encourage and foster the ad through VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—Bob NOVEMBER Waldron. INTERNATIONAL APRIL MAY MeComb, nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Rural — Urban. Russell Moore, R. (Children's . 23-Bob Kerr 27—Chet Allemier Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. Ken MeComb Program) It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge committee shall devise and carry ROTARY DISTRICT, Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 8—Byron Thomas Vocational Service Committee; This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH COMMUNITY SERVICE Putnam. K. Program SECRETARY IB—Earle 1—Ray Fox Putnom. Ken George Bir W ise. Music. J. Club Bulletin. GENERAL Dick H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, Special Meetings at the call of the ROTARY Relations. Van the Hougen. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Picnic) J. McKnight, foster the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Wolker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to Influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarlans, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill. members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. 20—Ken'Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Charles Fiske Max Bob Liv H. Mac McKeith. The President, Vice-President, ond— FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor 11—Mae MacKeith (Family Paul Hurley. the club machinery on the execu A. Classification. PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relotions. Webster club service, in order to develop Secretary ROTARY the activities AUGUST activities Torg Skabo, Chairman Grant coordinate committees. ermore. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Al such other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President KENNEDY, This vise end the Committee Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treot. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. ELECTION 1953-1954 JOHN Functions of 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF Project. 5—Vince JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) 19—Howard (Employer-Em 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) Swon. 26—Wiiford Couiilard (Mogozine Progrom] * Corwin 20—Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The above Is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. Telephone 589W s -< 1. \ X- ● 1' I. I 1 ●4 .. UNITtO it STATES The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR % POSTAGE .V 1, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING WELCOME ROTARIANS ALWAYS 2 CENTS 2 \ \. /. -● Frj.i'irick Published Sec. 34.66 | \ Quality CoLdwater, li 0 0 3 i-'roducts, Inc. �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan February 5, 1954 Bulletin N©, 31 The program of the Coldwater Rotary Club for February 2, 1954 (groundhog day and he saw his shadow) was in charge of Rotarians, Also city councilman. Chuck Your editor wants to make a correction Schmitt, who took over the program for the Rural Urban meeting, would discuss ihe day at the resignation of Frank the other side of the price support plan for farmers. Warren williams, program chairman for the day, states that he is \iiurray from the club. in the statement made in the bulletin of January 29th* At that time it vas stated that Clark Brodie, the speaker for Chuck had as his guest city assessor, not Edward Facklam. He outlined the tax situation as it has existed in Coldwater matter* from 1951 down through the present time, in 1951 taxes were based on the assessed valuation and during the same year the State Tax Commission made a spot check There were 8 birthdays celebrated at the meeting and each Rotarian who had a birth day was assessed as many cents as he was years old for the March of Dimes* Of assessments* This sure Mr. Brodie will discuss this check covered about 10^ of the description of property* The play, ’'Angel Street”, which is being It was difficult to determine in 1952 just sponsored by the Rotary club, will be what evaluation was used in figuring the given March 3 and 4* The proceeds are to taxes since the tax statements showed both go to the county infirmary annex and the the state assessed valuation and the city hospital addition. taxes was shown on the' tax receipts. Ralph Toupalik, the chairman for the promotion of this, -»vill announce his organization for the sale of tickets on February 9th. At the present time Coldwater is operat Don^t forget that president, ^ Lincoln, ing under the 15 mill tax limitation and is shooting for 100^ attendance of all Rotary clubs for ’’Founder's Week", Please assessor*s valuation. 1953 the various However, beginning amounts allocated for of this 1 mill is allocated to townships, 6-|- mills to the county and 7^ mills to the schools. make up for the meeting on February 23rd, In 1953 Mr* Facklam was employed as city Assessor, make every possible effort to attend, or When he first took office he visited Albion, Marshall, Battle Creek, Ilene (Mrs, Ralph) Toupalik, who has been at the Health Center, is progressing nice ly and expects to be home for the week-end. and Birmingham to study their methods of t$xation and at that time he found that, Janie Shorno had in his opinion, Birmingham was adjudged her leg during the past week. gets along satisfactorily. to have the best tax scheme. the misfortune to break We hope she The tax allocation board meets annually Don’t forget the Rural Urban program for and allocates taxes on a county wide basis,"Founder’s Week" on February 23rd. Next At the present time they are in the pro- week we’ll give you more material on Clark pess of raising the evaluation of property.Brodie, the speaker for that date. In 1953 the taxes were based on the evaluations of 1941 and 1942. In 1954 they will be based on 1947 and 1948 evaluations. It was pointed out that Chuck Woodward is spending 2 weeks skiing at Cadillac and is attempting to promote a Rotary shiing week-end for Feb. about half of the evaluation of Branch Co. and 21. is personal property and approximately half of the taxes come from this eource* Thought for the Day’ Rotarian. The larger a man's Kead becomes, the easier it is to fill his ti , ^hoes* Ray Mulchahey s. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON 19, Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 20, If you plan on going skiing, read the article on page 24 of the February ALBION — Parker Inn Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Tempi. — Monday 12:00 M SAmE CREEK — Post Tav.rn - Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB BY ED. This vise and the Committee committee shall and coordinate the Classification, the of Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. Mac Fiske Rice H. McKeilh. D. Attendance. Treloar Olds F. Public inger, Everett Lester I. President to discharge A. Youth Service. Ceuillard, ' Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled and as ’ Ken Putnam. K. Program DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Joaquin,Serratosa' Cibils Payne, Jim 9-AI Rice 16—Jim 15—Guvarle Coffman (Fair Grounds) 22—Otis Ray Mulcahey, Children. Ken Put Russell Moore, G. Waldron. « vancement of international under Schmitt. standing, through VOCATIONAL SERVICE business Vocational Service Committee: This a good will and professional world and assist club in discharging their* respon sibilities 'in ROTARY Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan the members their tionships ' and of vocational this and peace fellowship of men united in the ideal or'service. rela in’ improving’’the A. Internotionol King. 8. « International David son. 30-Bill Milnes event committees are .appointed APRIL 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) Ira Information. Earle 20-Hal Munn 27—Bob Show (Rotary Informa tion) MAY 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobier 24—Don Sherno 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen B—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Blringer , 15—Ffarvey efent (Ladles' Night) 22—Mork Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince Kornstlen 12—Paul Hurley Project. Corwin JULY 6—Presidents' Meeting (Employer-Em 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) ployee Rel.) 19—Howard Swan. Student Fritz Van Aken. The above Is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. (All Sports 13—Chuck Woodward Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) ■JANUARY Contacts. generol startdards. of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International (Children's Barnes DECEMBER INTERNATipNAL SERVICE. Charles To encourage and . foster the ad Chairman. McComb Program) 23-Bob Kerr MeComb, into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. R.' Means, .Chicago, Illinois INTERNATIONAL 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) NOVEMBER Rural — Urban. R. Ken committee shall devise and carry ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, MARCH 27—Chet Allemier Putnam. SECRETARY 23—Harvey Moss Davidson 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) nam, -Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Maurice individually Max Olds, Chairman Bir Wise. Music. J. Club Bulletin. GOVERNOR 219TH Dick Hougen. WJIford Rotarians, H. Sergeant at Arms. B.’Ki Pearce, Special Meetings at the call of the George Committee the obligations of the third object Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth James Van Why. Thursday of each montl\, 12:15 ROTARY Service Robert ers in the community. Information. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, ;first Gi Mogazin& GENERAL Corwin, Information. E. Rotary Show, Wm. Bobier. Charles Woodward PRESIDENT 18—Earle (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. of Rotory — "to encourage and J. Earl Milnos. Torg Skabo Max Relations) 16—Roy Patterson Picnic) 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) McKnight, foster the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag DIRECTORS Grant 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor 11—Mae MacKeith (Family It is the duty of the Community Torg Skabo, Chairman The President, Vice-President, and— FEBRUARY 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fisice, Chairman. of activities Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster A. Classification. Al PROGRAMS Bob Liv ermore. other committees os may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee Relations. SEPTEMBER Paul Hurley. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and program of 8—Byron Thomas the Aims and Objects Committee. HOLTZ, President Charles ROTARY coordinate the activities AUGUST such committees. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. ELECTION 1953-1954 ERNEST LUSE, Functions of 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLOWATER, MICH. OFFICERS on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF 20—Harold 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga Hill 27—Warren Williams zine Program) ' ‘ If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ^ Telephone 589W « I ’ 4f ’ ' . « I * « ♦ V' '4 ' 4 ‘ » The COLDWATER ■B, Rotary REFLECTOR Fre.ierick Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., A RLI NGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME '.VooUs Quality Spring Lroducis, Coldwatsr, Mica. Inc* �(( He Profiis Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan i ● gijlletin No, 32 February 12, 1954 At the regular meeting of the Coldwater Rptary Club at the Arlington Hotel on February 9th, Mr. Mewis Pennington was reinducted into the Club by Ernie Luce. l,ewis left Coldwater a year or so ago and has now returned ana we welcome him bqck as a fellov/ Rotarian. .4 Gu§ Burandb was inducted into the Club as'a new member and was introduced by Maurice Payne. Gus tells us that he was bopn in Coldwater on Dec. 18, 1915, the son of Gus C. and .Vilhemina Holtz Burandt. He graduated from Coldwater High School in 1931 and following this attended the ■?/estern College of Education later re turning to Coldwater. He v/erked for a time with Harold Tribe let in the Tribolet ere. Also, in '.yoodward’s Department Store, In 1933, in company with a part ner, he bought out what is nov/ the Coldwater Advertiser and ran this until 1936. During the time he was interested in the Advertiser he bought the Branch County News and published this weekly newspaper until 1937 when he sold it,. He worked for the Coldwater Daily News from 1937 to 1941 and TJuHprogram was in charge of '.Vaync- ’Tay end dealt with competitive relations. Introductory remarks made by Ev'erett Hougen, His remarks dealt with com petitive relations >vhich he believed He should bo called "Human Relations, said this me.y cause some embarrassment in small communities such as Coldwater, This may be brought about by petty jealousies, the feeling of being dis criminated against, and can best be avoided by the practice of the Golden Rule. The film had to do with the career of a man who eventually became manager of a J, C. Penney stor-.-. It illustrated ex tremely well the subject for Vvhich it was intended, and v;as probably the best illustration of opportunity as it exists in the United States today. Visitors included the following Rotarinns from Bronson: Leonard Evans, Paul Rich, and Glenn Barnett, Other visiting Rotarinns were* Clay Brockman of Quincy, Bill Lacey of Detroit and Robert Brokaw of Angola, Barney Trebilcock had as his guest, Leonard Metsker of Grand R-‘’pids, at the outbreak of the Tar enlisted in the U, S. Army, He served most of the time from 1941 to 1946 Russell Moore outlined the program for thf Pounders^ Night dinner at 7:00 P.'!. in the Ordinance Department at the Aberdeen Proving grounds, Aberdeen, Md, He Tuesday, February 23rd, He asked that as many attend as possible since we now have 51 farmers who arc attending and 67 v/Qs dischfirged as a captain in .the Ordinance Corps, Following his discharge he went back to the Coldv;ater Daily Reporter and during this time helped re organize Company A, the Coldwater Nation Rotarians now belong to the Club,■ Thc speaker, Mr. in Three Clark Brodie, was born Rivers in 1879 and was educated- al Guards, and was at one time commanding ’the Constantine High School, Three officer of the unit. He was appointed Postmaster in Coldwater in December, 1950 --a job which he still holds. Rivers Business College and graduated from the ^'^ichigan Agricultural College in 1904, He was appointed County Agricultural Agent in St, Clair County in 1915 and worked Gus was married on June 22, 1946 to Josephine Klouser of York, Pennsylvania, He met her, as many men met their wives, during his period of army service, He is a member of the Lutheran Church, the Elks Lodge, the American Legion, and is public relations director for the United Commercial President Travelers, He v/as at one of the Junior Chamber of Qpmmerce, His principal hobby is playing j>he bull time fiddle. Ral^)h Toupalik, general' chairman for the there until 1921, when he became Secretary© Manager of the: -uiich. State Farm Bureau, In 1952 he became Executive Vice-president of the organization. In 1921 he was appointed to the State Board of Agrioultina by Govenor Grosbeck and has been reelect ed 6 times since then. He repr-esented the entire United States Farm Bureau Assoc- iations in presenting the 1954-55 agri cultural program to Secretory Ira Benson. This was re -uestod by Mr, Benson since he wanted the views of the Farm Bureau, price support, allocations and allied matters. Rotary promotion of the play "Angel Street", to be given on March 3rd and 4th, asked that everyone get behind the play and push attendance. be used to hospital Ray Mulchahey The proceeds are to furnish a room in the new -hi nn County Infirmary. 1 ,c. r\ nii? it tbfe You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER DON’T FORGET!’ A 100?^ liE^'TING ON FEB. 231 . QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES COLOWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY This ELECTION committee and coordinate the Clossification, shall supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster the Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and Treat. other committees os may be ap ermore. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu Paul Hurley. pointed Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. DIRECTORS Warner B. Membership. Mac Charles Al Van COMMUNITY SERVICE It is the’duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge every D. Attendance. Eorl Corwin, Milnes. Torg' Skabo E. Rotary ; Information. to his personal, F. . Public Information. ● inger, Everett Dick Blr- Lester Special Meetings'at the call of the President Musics ■ Putnam. Maurice J. Club Bulletin. Ken Max Olds, Chairman DISTRICT 219 Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY ■ R. Ken G. Service. Jim Charles To encourage Ken standing, through Put good will and peace professional men fellowship ond assist the members of this George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois club in discharging their respon GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY tionships sibilities in their, vocational, rela and in improving A. the 6. International of Ira International Dovidson. 10—Stu Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 4—Bob Lyons ;11—Tri State Meeting Picard 18—Warner yan Aken : 17-Bill Bdbier 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince ployee Rel.) (Employer-Em 6—Presic^ents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Comp Emery) ● 20-Harold Hill' 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program] The above ?s our program schedule' for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates' with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Corwin JULY Kornstien IP^-Howard Swan. Project, Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 22—Mark Andrews Information. Earle Members having sjaedal programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with 20—Hal MAY 12—Paul, Hurley .King. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Von Aken. ● event committees are appointed INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan - (All Sports 13—Chuck Woodward Picnic) January’ Contacts. Livermore Banquet) , 24—Don Shorno and foster, the od- world APRIL 6—Bob DECEMBER committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman, ROTARY 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) OCTOBER 3—Jess Waldron. SERVICE Vocational Service Committee: This united in the Ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL 30-Bill Milnes 27—Chet Allemier ● and a (Children's Barnes NOVEMBER vancement of internationol under VOCATIONAL SERVICE 22—Otis McComb Program) 23-Bob Kerr McComb) Wtildron. ' INTERNATIONAL business Joaquin Serratosa .Ciblls GENERAL Chairman. 9-AI Rice 16—Jim 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chll.) , nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Rural — Urban. Russell .Moore, Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. K. Program Payne, 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) 1—Roy Fox 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lotions) A. Youth Wise. I. MARCH thoughtful of and helpful to oth Ralph Toupalik, Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford Couillard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Thursday of each month, 1-2:15 H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, 23—Harvey Moss Dovidson 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Hougen. 16—Roy Patterson Picnic) effect of this object is to influence Rotarians, Individually and as Robert ers in the community., Show, Wnr.-Bobier. Olds Woodward Rotorian 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family 18—Earle FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) SEPTEMBER the obligations of the third object of Rotory — "to encourage and McKnIght, foster the ideals of service by Weeks. Rice' Charles J. PROGRAMS Relations.' C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Fiske Grant Treloor Max H. McKeith. ROTARY (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Bob Liv Aken, Warren Williams. The President, Vice-President, and— 1953-1954 the activities AUGUST the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Rclotions. ED. HOLTZ, President LUSE, vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee 1953-1954 ERNEST Sn particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super* CLUB SERVICE 27—Warren Williams CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman the details. , Telephone 589W « i UNITED IfATEj PDSTACf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR .V by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p . m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Sec. 34.66, I 2 CENTS 2 V'i\.'‘ ● r V FreJerici H. Published / ’t^eoks' Quality Spring Products, Coldwater, Inc. �tt He Profits Most. Who Serves Best }f The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 33 February 19, 1954 DON’T FORGET m WANT A lOG^ "FOUNDERS’ FETING FOR RITRAL URBAN NIGHT FKBR^^ARY 23 WHEN CUPK BRODIE IS TO SPEAK TO THE CLUB’ With Bill Milnes as program chairman, Wilford Couillard spoke briefly of the Gordon Schlubatis, the Branch County Agricultural Agent, outlined his work in ticket sale for ilie coming play "Angel Street" which is to be given March 3rd India, having recently returned from there after two years’ service under the and 4th by the Coldv;ater Players. The proceeds from this play are to be used to furnish a room in the new hospital addition and a room at the County four-point program as an advisor to agricultural authorities. He also showed pictures depicting his work. These in cluded a wide variance in religious be liefs and conflict \vith the caste system, stressed that there was no middle class in India, There is the very wealthy group but the majority are ex tremely poor. This is particularly true of the outlying agricultural areas v;here primitive tools and methods have been uped for hundreds of years. Coupled with this is the extreme density of the pop ulation and the terrific need for large quantities of food. Infirmary. success In order to make the play a each Rotarian should sell 20 tickets. According to reports, Howard Swan and Guvarie Cofftnan are the gold star salesmen. Last week your editor met Howard Swan when he was out selling advertising and it v/ould appear that he is one of the "HIGH PRESSURE BOYS". The visitors included the following Rotarians from Quincy: Carleton McKenzie, the "sage of Quincy", and Norman Kukuk; Coldwater has been challenged by Quincy to a basketball game. Norman Kukuk, Supt. of Schools of Quincy, who was introduced by the Sage of .uincy, Carleton McKenzie, tendered the challenge. It is in con- ● nection with Ihe forthcoming celebration the city of Quincy is planning. They will put a team on the floor, all of whom have passed the half century mark, and Coldwater can use any team that we wish. Here’s a chance for some of these tall, dark and handsome men to uphold the name of the Coldwater Rotary Club, The li^ne Sam Donnelson of Sturgis; R, G. McGargle of Bronson; Dale Ulery of Goshen, Ind., and Howard Ratekin of Angola. In additicn there 'vxere the following guests,' Maurice Johnson, of Grand Rapids, the speaker, Gordon Schlubatis, and Perry Holden of Brighton. Absent were Allemier, Avery, Bobier, Fox, Davidson, Dean, Fiske, Dick Kerr, Russel Moore, Rice, Shaw, Toupalik, Fritz Van Aken, i^es Woodward and Mulchahey. There were 6 early leavers. of volunteers forms on the right. President Ed Holtz mentioned the coming Rotary International Convention which is to be held at Seattle in June. Here’s a chance to combine a nice vacation in the pa‘cific Northwest with attendance at the convention. We notice in going over the attendance list that there were 24 men who have had perfect attendance during the year 1953. are enclosing a notice from the attendance committee regarding the meet ing for February 23rd. Read it and heed iti The Sedretary of the Club, John Kennedy, presented 100^ pins. Warner VanAken has a perfect attendance record for 31 years and -John Walker has a perfect attendance for 27 years. We would like te know if there are any other mernbers in this dis trict who have such attendance records. From the pictures published in the March Rotarian, apparently Hal Munn missed a lot of Hawaii. Thought for the day; A fool and his money have a good time before they are parted. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congre0atIonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Tempi. - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee This committee shall and coordinate the Classifieation, the 1953-1954 ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President club service. In order to develop Paul Hurley. particular GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Aken, Warren Willioms. DIRECTORS B. Membership. Al Fiske Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skabo Max Olds Chorles J. F. Woodward McKeith. Public information. inger, Everett month, Dick Bir Hougen. 12:15 Lester Wise. ● I.'. Music. President Putnam. J: Club Ken ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GENERAL Cibils SECRETARY . ' PutnotTi. Payne^ Ray APRIL Chairman. G. Children. Russell Moore, . assist the members of this under standing, .good will and peace business professional meni fellowship George R. Means, Chicago,' Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT,' ROTARY tionships and in improving the general standords of practice in . sibilities -in their vocational, rela International of . Ira ! The above is our program.; schedule for the year. 1953-54. ● - ● ^ .i 22—Mark'Andrews ● ● 5—Vince Information. Earle j their respective vocations. In the C. International Student event committees are'. appointed . Fritz Van Aken. Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan 24—Don Shorno JUNE Project.! | 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Earl ■ JULY Kornstien 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 12—Paul Hurley (Employer-Em. ployee Rel.) 19—Howard Swdn. - ● 26-^Wilford Couillord (Mega- zine Program) 20-Haro1d Hill 27—Warren Williams CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone 589W J * ■ ' \i * I c* J , r.. 3 ; i●? ● t- Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p.m VISITING MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY A RLI NGTO N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME '● - V COLDWATER, Corwin 29—Howard Teeter ● % Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Vinton 8—Dick Biringer ' ■ If you want to change dates with another member, advise' the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the ‘details. The COLDWATER , 1—Carl JANUARY Contacts. International Davidson.; IB—Warher Vcin; Aken / 25—Lloyd Livermore ' 29-^Hprold McKnight King. B. 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 1—Everett Hougen 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why vancement of international A. tion) Bobier DECEMBER SERVICE into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. and Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa 3—Jess Woldron 17-Bill . wprid Sports 13—Chock Woodward 20-Hal ● 10—Stu‘ Picard encourage and foster the ad and- (All MAY Put-' Waldron. through ● a . VOCATIONAL SERVICE Ken INTERNATIONAL Charles To Livermore Banquet) NOVEMBER C. Rura*!' — Urban. R. 6—Bob McComb, .nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss! \ club in discharging their respon . 30-Bill Milnes 27—Chet Allemier Jim committee shall devise and carry ROTARY . B. Crippled Mulcahey, . Service. (Children's Kerr Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) by Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL service Ralph Toupalik. Ken Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serraiosa Maurice Bulletin. K. Program PRESIDENT of 23—Bob Grou nds) Max Olds, Chairman A. Youth Wilford Couillard, James Von Why. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 ideals McComb Program) 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair 22—Otis Rice 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas Rotary — "to encourage and the 9-AI 1-Ray Fox obligations of the third object McKnight, foster Regular Board of Directory Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of each 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER every Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, indivlduolly and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) Information. Robert ers in the community. E. Rotary Shaw, Wm. Bobier. 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Mae The President, Vice-President, ond— Charles H. MARCH 25—DIst. Gov. Meeting. Relations. It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge of Davidson (International Affairs) COMMUNITY SERVICE Van the 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Picnic) 18—Earle Bob Liv phases of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Obiects Committee. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary FEBRUARY 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster ermore. on PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of activities other committees as may be ap pointed ROTARY the activities AUGUST Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees ond such B. Competitor Relations. ELECTION 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE Quality Spring I'roJucts, Inc. Coldwatur, Mich. ●. : , �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best >) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan V- Bulletin No, 34 February 25, 1954 hfta come and gone with itS very fine The Coldwater Rotary Urban-F^ural meeting This- bulletin wishes to thank Mrs, Newell from the Farm Bureau office in Coldwater pj*Ograin. Russ iloore who was program cheirraan introduced Clark Brody who is a member of the State Board of Agriculture for selecting such a fine group of farmers of this county to bo the guests of the and also on the Executive Board of the Rotary Club, Dean Pridgeon expressed the Mi.chigan Farm Bureau as his guest speaker. thanks of the farmers for being asked as guests to our meeting to hear Mr, Brody. Mt-* Brody outlined the present agricultural situation and gave his views of its causes It is reported that Keith Pearce and and the recommendations which he believed would alleviate the condition. He Harvey Bent have quit smoking. have, they will have t# watch their Stressed particularly the inter-dependence waistlines. bStv/een country and town people, stating that in an area such as Coldwater, each is dependent on the other. He went on to state that he is in favor of the plan out lined by Secretary of Agriculture Benson w^th whom he has v;orked very closely over If they The Calamity Octet made up of Hill, Walker, Komstein, Weeks, Bobier, Putnam, McIOiight and Holtz howled for the club with appro priate applause. ape 800 million bushels of wheat and 9 l/2 Wilford Couillard expressed the absolute necessity for his having a report on the sale of tickets for; "Angel Street at next million bales of cotton in storage and t^at there will probably be about 16 week's meeting, Will every Rotnrian make an effort to report on his ticket sales at million bushels of wheat which will need that time? td be cared for from this year’s crop. He went on to state that the carrying The basketball game between the Coldwater the past year. He further stated there charges for this pr^,gram are excessive end the farmers of America are now producing for storage at government expense rather Bums and the Masked Marvels of Quincy ended in the score of 30 something to 10 plus something in favor of Coldwater. ttian to meet the needs of the consumer. At the Executive Board Meeting .n Jon. 15 He stated further that the problem gfew out the Nominating Committee of Rotary Interof the two wars and the Korean situation, national by unanim.us vote has nomiated S'iPPort law being passed in Herbert J. Taylor of the Rotary Club of 1938 with o flo»r of 90^ parity which wa s to end with the cessation of h<»stilities. However, these supports are still in force and were extended by Congress in 1948, »50, and *52, Most of these supports are to end ih December, 1954 and he is in favor of flexible price supports which would autom^ttically drop them to 7C^, He believes that although it may work a hardship for the timebeing on milk producers and wheat farmers and other growers of farm products, Chicago for the office of president for RI for the year 1954-55, Rotarian Taylor has been a member since 1923 and is past president of the Rotary Club of Chicago, He has also served RI as vice president, director, district governor and currently is assistant treasurer. If the 24 Rotarians who were absent from Tuesday*s meeting v/ill make up before next Tuesday, it will be greatly appreciated that eventually the benefits will be greater than if the supports ore continued. He went on to state that at the present 100 per cent meetings. time the surplus can only be disposed of Your editor tangled with a power saw and i-n one of two ways: either to destroy it or give it away, Mr, Brody continued that the since District Governor Ed is asking for came off second best. Michigan Farm Bureau in November, 1953 went Thought for the day: on record as opposing the extention of mandatory price supports after Dec ●» 1954. A wedding ring may not be a tourniquet, but it certainly stops circulation"● ^After the meeting a short discussion was did with the members of the Branch County Farm Bureau and they favored the flexible support program. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregalionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ,BAmE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phases of vocationol vise and Functions of the Committee This committee coordinate the Clossification, Program, ELECTION shall and the of Fellowship, Rotary In particular phases of C. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner B. Membership. Mac ● I D. Attendance. Treloar E. Rotary Olds F. Charles Woodward Shaw, Wm. Bobi er. Public Informotion. 12:15 Lester Bir service 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) by APRIL Service. Ken Bulletin. Chairman. Charles Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Picard Rural — Urban. 17-Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorno Russell Moore, . INTERINATIONAL international committee shall ROTARY. devise and. cOrfy into .effiect. plans;which will guide Al. and tionships ROTARY the' members of Contacts. ' improving -the B. International Inforrhalion. Earle ' and ..in general standards of practice iii ●. Davidsb'n. _● their respa'cfivq voctJfions. Edgor B. Lincoln^ Marshall, Michigan event committees ore , , In the C. .Internotjonal appointed ● ■ .I Student 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29-^Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter - ployeej Rel.) JULY 6—Presidents', Me.eting ● IS^RoIpjh Toupolik (Camp 'Emery) -19—Howard Swan, 26—Wilford' Couillard '(Maga Project. 1 CHAS;'SCHMITT, Progrom Chairman y': 4 ** Telephone 589!W^ ; ●●- 0 9 ■■ p.'' ■ ■ L - ● - * -J ; . r 2 uf- -i. i, 27—Warren Williams ' assist .with t|ie details. ● ● 20-Hardld HiJ) zine Progrom) The above is our program schedule for the -year..1953-54. ● If you want to change dates with another member, advjse th.e, program chairman of the change', Corwin r. 5-.VIqee Kornstien ,12—Poul Hurley (Employer-Eih- Fritz Von Aken. Members having special programs, such as Ladies'.Night, infay appoint a committee, to 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Von Why Ira Van Aken JUNE ●JANUARY-1- Rice, Chairman. this A. International club^ jn; discharging,4heir rasponr King.sibililles in their vocdtiondf relat George R. Means, Chicago, lIHnois assist 18—Warner 25—Lloyd Livermore ● 8—Oiefc Kerr (Ladies' Night) under Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service, INTERNATIONAL 4—Bob Lyons II—Tri State Meeting ' ; DECEMBER 1—Everett Hougen SERVICE To encourage and foster the ad vancement of tion) 3—Jess Waldron 10—Stu - 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa NOVEMBER Put- standing,' good will and peace through a world fellowship of busirtess and : professional men VOCATIONAL,SERVICE . INTERNATIONAL Mulcahey, Putnam. K. Program Joaquin Serratosa Cibils-^ Ray 20-Hal Munn McComb, Ken Children. R. G. Waldron. Ken Sports MAY nom, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Payne, (All 27—Chef Allemier Jim Ralph Toupallk. Livermore Ba nquet) ,13—Chuck Woodward 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) B. Crippled Maurice 6—Bob lations) Putnam. DISTRICT, 30-Bili Milnes I Max Olds, Chairman A. Youth (Children's 22—Otis Barnes and 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re Wilford Couillard, Wise. Music. 1. J. Club SECRETARY of MeComb Program) 23-Bob Kerr members of,the Rotary Club, to be ^thoughtful of'and helpful to oth H.-Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, ; Pre|^dent GOVERNOR 219TH Dick James Von Why. Special Meetings at the call of the GENERAL ideals 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) obligations of the third object Rotary — "to encourage the 9-AI Rice 1—Ray Fox ' Robert ers in the community. inger, ;Evefett..Hougen. Thursday of eoch month, PRESIDENT ROTARY Corwin, Bill Information. Regular Board;..of Directors Meeting, first G. Mogazine. DISTRICT 219 Earl Milnes. Torg Skabo Max SEPTEMBER It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to dischorge J. McKnlght, foster 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) Relations. ee every Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Weeks. ● ● effect gf this.object is to influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians,' individually and as Picnic) The President, Vice-President, and— Charles Fisice Rice H. McKeith. MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. COMMUNITY SERVICE of 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (International Affairs) Bob Liv Paul Hurley. Van the Aken, Worren Williams. DIRECTORS Employer-Employ 2—Frank Murray 9~Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) Picnic) 18—Earle ermore. the club machinery on the execu GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer FEBRUARY 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeilh (Family Treat. other committees as may be ap on PROGRAMS ● the Magozine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. pointed ROTARY the activities AUGUST of Charles Fiske, Chairman. club service, in order to develop Grant coordinate coremittees. Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al such supervise activities formation, Public Informotion and 1953-1954 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE ● i- «... H « * I-;.' I- s ■■■ . ■ I .J P’ ‘ ■ * ● 1 1. i V ;/ ● C ● t { T ● ● ● 4- . i . 4 F' ● i ● ●1 .W t' -47 -'ij-rt.. t. ■ ■ ; » UNITED t STATES The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR k POHAGE .. I - .y - 4V ● / . n' .:k : ● r- ● -V 2 CENTS L .. \ ^ r — ● Froduricic ii. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLI NGTO N HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME #ea:-:s Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, cfiich. �● He Profits Most Who Serves Best V )> the COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR V. Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan bulletin No. March 4, 35 .t the regular meeting of the Coldwater notary Club held at the Arlington Hotel on .'u<38day, March 2, Dr. Don Harris, Director ■f the Branch-Hillsdnlo Health Dept ● f was welcomed into the club by president, Ed (ol.tz. Don, the son of Neil and Jessie [arris, was born December 8, 1910 at He completed grade loyncil Bluffs, Iowa jchool at Valentine, [ontano and graduated ’rom the Lewiston, Montana high school in -929. He attended the University of Neb, enforcement. Ho 1954 further illustrated his point by showing that there is a lack of responsibility on the port of children ●for their parents, parents for their children, both in the way of support and supervision. He drove home his point by saying that by the shuffling of individual responsibilities to other agencies and organizations, we have accordingly sur rendered our personal liberties. t:Omaha from which he graduated with a Visiting Rotnrians included Lee Hirsh, bachelor of Science and Doctor Dick wilder and Bill Peat of Angola. Other guests were Jim Verney of Kalamazoo legpee in 1935. of Medicine He received his Master’s )egree in Public Health at the University >fi'-Michigan in 1940, He was married to and Harvey Beier of Lansing who were the guests of Dick Kerr. Rotary Ann Pansy June 12, 1936 at Omaha, Jl^ey have two children: Janice, 14 and Dick 'Wilder of the Angola Club reported Tei’l, 12, The family attend the Methodist that the Tri-County joint meeting of the ]hprch. Don has always been in public h: ■I Angola, Coldwater and Montpelier clubs .. X letilth work, starting in Iowa in 1939 and lig' employment was interrupted by two years is to be held at the Pottawatomi Inn at Pokagon State Park on Wednesday evening, Ln,.,the Medical Corps of the U,S, Army from jhich he was discharged \vith the rank of iiajor. His service in the medical corps Included one year in public health work March 10,. at 7:30 Coldwater time. asked that all members of the Club attend. Coldwater vith the Stats Department when he was We do not know just at present how the '.ssigned to the High Commissioner of Germany .n-; 1951-52. He'was health officer for Jhippewa County, Michigan in 1946-48 and vith the Gary, Indiana Health Dept, in L948-51. He took over his present duties ts.'Director of the Branch-Hillsdale Counties 100^ District attendance came out, He Chic Kennecy got a telephone call from Bruce Bowers in Battle Creek who is a group leader for Rotary Club and he told him that the .only member of the Battle Creek club not able to attend was in the hos ledlth lonit on August 1, 1952. His former ■’otary membership was in 1941-42 at LeMers, pital with a coronary and he felt so badly about his absence that he wanted to resign .own, from the 'he program was in charge of Harvey Moss spoiled our 100^ attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill Milnes and Chic Kennedy appreciate club. We have one member who ■ho had as his speaker Dr, Morris Boucher, the effort made by the members of the ^rof,. of History and Public Political Science Coldwater Club to moke it lOC^ attendance, it Olivet College, Dr, Boucher received his ^h,‘D, degree from Iowa State University and The early leavers list consisted of six served as a chaplain in the U,S, Army in the for the lost meeting,luropean area, being discharged with ihe rank f.^majer. Dr. Boucher outlined the present ;rend toward the avoidance of personal .●esponsibility, stating that recently there las been a shuffling of responsibility to groups, organizations, state agencies, etc, md that once this is done there is no more 5QUse to worry--"they” will take care'of iverything. He very humorously outlined :he present situation that exists between I ipotorist and pedestrian,, showing that the ●esponsibility for motor courtesy and safety ●e4_ies on the individual rather than law Your editor apologizes publicly and humbly for omitting Carl Vinton’s name from the list of Calamity Howlers and also for the misspelling of Ernie Luse’s name. 7i[ith there being four spellings — Loose, Loos^ Luce and Luse--I am some times confused. Thought for the Day — "when the whole blamed world seems gone to pot. And business is on the bum, A two-cent grin on a lifted chin Helps some, my friend, h6ips some. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Functions of This and OFFICERS BY the Committee committee coordinate shall the ELECTION coordinate committees. A. Classification. Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B. Membership. H. Mac McKelth. The President, Vice-President, and— Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skabo Olds F. Woodward Davidson (International Affairs) MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) J. 15—Guvorie Coffman (Fair 22—Otis McKnight, foster the ideals of service Lester Special Meetings at the'idll of the' b APRIL I Bir- Max Olds, Chairman Dick Everett' Ho'Oge'n. A. Youth Wise. 1." Music.' President ■ ● Maurice Putnam'. J.vCIub Payne, ●● Bulletin. Kerr Putnam. K. Program Ken Service. ● 6—Bob' Livermore (All Sports Jim Chairman. NOVEMBER ● Put ■ R. G. Waldron. ; and assist club in discharging the .members sibilities in tionships ROTARY ■ general their of and in this A. International King. rela the B. improving stqndords of pro^tl^q in' JUNE 1—Everett Hougen International Davidson. of I ■JANUARY , '29—Howard Teeter - JULY 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Comp Emery) 12—Paul Hurley (Employer-Employde Rel!) Irtforihation. Earle The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. 15—Harvey, Bent (Ladies' Night) 5—Vince Kornstlen [ I 19—Howard, Swan. ., . 20—Harold Hill 26—Wllford Couillard' (Maga Project. 27—Warren Williams zine Program) — 8—Dick Biringpr 22—Earl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight. Ira I Contacts. 1—Carl Vinton - 22—Mark Andrews’ men,' ' : their respective vocations. In'the C. International' Student event committees .’are . appointed ●Fritz Van Aken. Edgar 6. Lincoln,. Marshall, Michigan 24—Don Shornp 15—Jim Van Why., artc( fellowship respon their*vOftitional 25—Lloyd Livermore Bobier peace world Into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. George R. (Aeons, Chicago, Illinois 18—Warner Van Aken 17-«II[ standing, committee shall devise and carry GENERAL SECRETARY ' ROTARY INTERNATIONAL'* 10—Stu Picard 8-rDick kerr'(Ladies'., Night) business and - ^professional Vacatiohal Service Committee; This united in the ideal of'service. Jooquin SerratosO Cibils 4—Bob Lyons under good, will tion) 11—Tri Stote Meeting vancement of international a ● _ Idecember INTERNATIONAL SERVICE through Munn 27—Bob Jhow (Rotary Informo- 3—Jess Waldron Charles To encourage and foster the ad v6cati6nAl service' INTERNATIONAL 20—Hal MAY McComb, Ken Ba nquet) 13—Chuck Woodward 27—Chef Allemler nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Rural — Urban. Russell Moore, Ray Mulcahey, Schmitt. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERhjATIONAL 'international -● 30-Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) persona I (Children's 23—Bob Kerr Grounds) and McComb Program) the obligations of the third object every Rotarlan to -hjs Publjoinformation. ihger, DISTRICT, 9-AI Rice 16—Jim It Is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge of Rotary — "to encourage H. Sergeant at Amis. B. K.'Peofce, 219TH 16—Roy Patterson 23—Horvey Moss Picnic) 18—Earle ermore. Ralph Toupalik. Regular Boord''of Directors Meeting,' first G. Mogazine. NVIlfbrcf' Coulllafd', James Van .Why., B.. Crippled Children. Thursdoy .of ,eoeh month, 12!l5 ■ GOVERNOR 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) OCTOBER : C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is .to Influertce Weeks. 6r-Xlarney Trebllcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as ‘Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the'Rotary Club,, toibe 'Milries. . i, : 13-Web Treat (Buyer-Seller llethoughtful of and helpful to'oth lotions) E. Rotary Informati,on. Robprt ers in the community. Show, Wm; Bobier.' ● 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Charles Fiske ROTARY FEBRUARY 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MocKeith (Family supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Torg Skebo, Choirman PRESIDENT PROGRAMS the activities AUGUST activities the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treosurer Charles ROTARY Relations. pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee SEPTEMBER club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. the club machinery on the execu 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and program of 8—Byron Thomas KENNEDY, Secretary Max vise and of such other committees os may be op- ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al 1953-1954 service, this committed shall super the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Bob Liv 1953-1954 JOHN on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE r . If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee.’to‘assist with the details:' telephone 589W C. t ' « I* I ' i I ie : 1 4 r rye J , . k ) ● I r t . A * ..t J*. 1 i- J t r. ' . ' ' I' U- 4 i UNITED 5TATES POSTAGE 1 The COLDWATER:. . % Rotary REFLECTOR Frodericic h. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING Time: TUESDAY A RLI NGTO N ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME iVeel-.s Quality Spring troiucts, Coldwater, :iich. % Inc. �(( He Profits Most Who Serves Best )> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ^-4 Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan iulletin ^6 March 12, ?h© 10th annual Tri-State Rotary meeting mi held at Fottawatomi Inn, Pokagon Park, m March 10th with the Angola Rotary Club ;Sthe host. Jim Williams, founder of the ’ri-State meeting was unable to be present 'Qcjause of illness. He was remembered, lO^iver, since all Rotarians present signed greeting card to be sent to him. The >nly district governor present was our own Id.Lincoln from Marshall. 1954 Your editor suspects a little bit of skuldufltfery in the Quincy-Coldwater basketDoll game and the reports received since the editor of the Quincy Club in his last bulletin accused the members of the Coldwater Rotary team of taking an undue advantage of their elderly team. They, however, are starting training at the present time for next year. Past Dist. Gov. 'e^an Phillips of Angola was present. It is urged that all members absent make up the meeting they missed at Pokagon. ■ A' ●?he speaker. Dr, Wm, E. Smith, Dean of the ;r^uate school of Miami University at t)on't forget that if you are going to )xfqrd, Ohio, was introduced by former U.S. Seattle, your reservations must be received leie-tor, Ray Willis, of Angola, His subject before March 31, 1954* /a^'"Defense America and the New Look", It lealt with international affairs and the Reservation head- quarters arej Rotary International, Olympic Hotel, Seattle, 11, Washington, jpe.aker went on to state that Midwestern .mepica is the backbone of Americanism as /evlmow it today. Dr. Smith traced the lev0lopment of "True Americanism" back to ■he McGuffey Reader of which 50 million opies were sold between 1850 and 1870 and v^r 125 million had been sold by 1950. ■r^!;'Smith illustrated his speech by the use Speaking of conventions, we note that Rotarians from Europe, North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean are to meet in Ostend, Belgium, September 10-13, 1954. you're going to Europe this fall, better take in the meeting, ■f wall maps which he usedextensively as he iscussed the danger areas in the world toay. He stated that we must familiarize The Rotary Clubs of the U.S. are endorsing "Operation Safety" which has to do with on effort to encourage highway courtesy, to urselves with world affairs and that while reduce motor vehicle violations, II of the political angles of the cold war re' being explored, we must have the best i^ force, army and navy in the world end trian mishaps and accidents. You might be interested to know that 80 per cent of all fatal accidents in 1952 were the result of oblation. you sove may be your o\vn hat v/e must also have a trained civilian He stated further there is a traffic violations. Remember pedes- - The Life oirement on foot to start teaching of world fl^airs in the fourth grade. r^ Smith is a courier of the McGuffey useum. ●nly 39 Coldwater Rotarian were present, Rotary International is also endorsing the use of small tables for Rotary meetings as IS being done by the Coldwater Rotary Club at the present time* It has a tendency to breok up groups who stake out a claim on a group of chairs for many meetings. reetings were extended to other clubs by he presidents of the Angola, Montpelier and There will an election of officers for the oldwater clubs vdi® were the participants ensuing year at the meeting on March 16, f-''the meeting. Group singing w<as led by abh of the group song lenders, "Beautiful You would be interested in the February 17 tiio. Back Home in Indiana" and Michigan My Christian Science Monitor which devotes an lehigan" were sung, There was some comment entire page to Rotory, its aims and its a c.c ompl i shme nt s. hat "Michigan My Michigan was pitched a Ittle high for the bass voices of the Coldater group. Your editor wants to make a complaint* 7 it^iam, Teeter, Show, Treat and Kornstein Will the man who has the program for the next week, please tell me at each meeting? joeived a special ovation when they arrived, ley were late--they did not explain why. Who can tell me how Rotary got its name? Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elks TsmpI* — Monday 12:00 M Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Past Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �A COLDWATER, MICH. ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES the BY committee Program, ELECTION of Fellowship, Rotary In other committees as may be ap ermore. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Obfeets Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner B. Membership. Al Van Torg Skabo inger, Everett Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Hougen. Wilford 12:15 'tester Wise. ' I..' Music. , Mourice Putnam. ' Ken Joaquin Serratosa CIbils Dick' Bir A. Youth of service his ' Schmjtt. , _ VOCATIONAL Service. personal, Jim C. Rural — Urban. Charles To Ken business and shall devise and carry 3-*Jes's Woldron ● and Ossist the members of this A. sibilities in 10—Stu : fellowship professional men JUNE 22—Mark Andrews ! , Komstien Hurley general standards "of practice in are * ■ ● 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Tojjpalik (Camp Emery) 19-^Howafd Swon.’" Project. ● 26—Wilfo^"CoBitlard (Magd- Student Fritz Van Aken. ..7 Corwin '29—Howard Teeter JULY (Employer-Em ployee __Rel.) Odvidson. In the C. International appointed 8—Diek'.Biri.nger. 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Earl JANUARY Contacts.'" ● ■ l-.-Carl Vinton 29-Hprold McKnight 12—Paul event committees Shorno ■ 5—Vince Edgar B. Lincoln, Morshall, Michigan their respective vocations. 18—Warner Van Aken 1—Ey,ereft, Hougen ●[ . 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies'. Night) 15wjim Van Why ' ' of « 25—Lloyd Livermore Ira tionships and INtCRNATlbMAL in ^improving Picard 24-^Don their'vocational rela GOVERNOR 21?TH. DISIJIICT,.. ROTARY 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting DECEMBER'- SERVICE ' ideal of service. Intefnatiorial tion) ● King. the B. Internatipnal Information. E°rle club., in discharging theif respon 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa _ .17-Bill Bobier :■ i: Into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Choirmon. George R. f^eans, Chicago, Illinois 13—Chuck Woodward NOVEMBER Put Russell Moore, world Sports MAY ehcourage and foster'-tfi4- ad through) a (All 20-Hal ^Munn 2p—Ken Pulnom (Crippled Chil.) vancement of international under; standing,' good will.'.and peace . ● SERVICE 6-rSob Livermore Banquet) 13--Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) McComb, . R, ,G. Woldron. international APRIL : 6—Barney Trebllcock (Stag . , .Pienic) nam, Stu ficardj Horvey Moss. Vocat^noi. Service Committee: This united ir» the ' ■ 30-BIII Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Von Aken (lnt'1 Ser.) by (Children's "27—Chet AlUrnier ' Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children; Couillard, Ray Mul&hey,’ Putnam. commntee ROTARY INTERNATIONAL.' ' Choirmon. INTERNATIONAL- SECRETARY ideals McComb Program) 23—Bob Kerr Grounds) and Rice 16—Jim B—Byron Thomas Max Olds, Ghoirman. Payne, ' Ken K; Program DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL 9-AI 1-Roy Fox Rotary — "to encouroge H. Sergeant ot Arms. B. K. Pearce, J. 'Club^ Bulletin. ROTARY 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urbon) SEPTEMBER thoughtful of and helpful to oth Robert ers in the commuriitV- James Van Why. Special Meetings' at the call of the PRESIDENT MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. effect of this object is to influence Rotorians, Individually and as F. ● Public Infortnation. Woodward ' ■ ’ Bob Liv Relations. 15—Guvorie Coffman (Fair every Rotarian to ,E. Rotary , Information.,: - Shaw, Wmi Bobier. Olds ● President 23—Harvey Moss 22—Otis McKnight, foster the Relations) 16—Roy Patterson Davidson the obligations of the third object of 9—Wayne Way [Competitor (International Affairs) 0. Attendaiic?.., Eorl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary .Club, to be Milne's. [ Thursdoy of each month, 18—Earle It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Weeks. Rice Charles J. 2—Frank Murray OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Fiske Grant Treloar Max H. Mac McKeith. The President, Vice-President, and— FEBRUARY Picnic) COMMUNITY SERVICE Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Treat. the Magozine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. pointed ROTARY the activities AUGUST shall formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 Charles coordinate such committees. supervise coordinate the activities of Charles Fiske, Chairman. Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster and OFFICERS vise and Functions of the Committee This 1953-1954 on porticular pnases of vocational service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE zine Program) ●20—Horold Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the. yeor 195?-54.., If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such qj-L,a,die$' Night, nfay appoint a committee to assist.with the <letaiU. ' CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman [ .Telephone 589W i f i- Tf! : ● 1. i f'-i- ; V .1- ; ." y.. 1 ; I . I r.' : r I t : . '' .i ; f* 1 ● r> . S _●c. . > L.- i.; ; I * .1’ ● I t j j ■ 1.1,' ● 'J I 7Y2£? COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ● i ' UNITfO i. STATES + ?CS7flli£ t. V- i i. ' 2 CENTS 2 Sr 0 Fre.lerick ii Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING WELCOME ROTARIANS ALWAYS c.is Quality Spring EroJ'-icbs, Coldwater, Mich. Inc. J.. & R. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin llo. 37 March 19, 1954 GREETINGS TO ERNIE LUSE, THE NE7f PRESIDENT OF THE COLDWATER ROTARY CLUBI Jim MoComb was program chairman for the day and has as his speaker. Detective Fred Kelly of the -Michigan State Police whose headquarters are in East Lansing. Mr* Kelly is on the detail which has to do with forgeries in the state of Mich igan. He v/ent on to state that forgers take about one million dollars per day in the United States, and that the State of Michigan has losses of approximately tjiree million dollars per year from this type of criminal. He explained in de tail how some of these operate giving 4 classes: 1, The lone operator ’.vho cashes small checks by making a purchase at a store and taking the balance in change, their own 2, The gang operators vdio print checks and then make a mass assault on a tovm, cashing checks v;hich are falsified payroll checks in the amount of $80.00 or $90,00 per check* 3, The elaborate operators who set up n dummy company and over a period of 5 weeks usually clean up $20,000.00 in a town, 4, The large operators who hire check passers for a percentage of whab they are able to make. H© stated that they have approximately 2100 files on individuals v;ho have pass ed bad checks in the state of Michigan* As a means of protection against forgers he listed several precautions which should be taken. 1. Don't let anyone steal your bank statement and cancelled checks, 2. Require identification and write this down on the check, such as: driver's license number, social security number, and even age, size and coloring of the person cashing the check. Protect new check books, especially iji- places of business. checks from juveniles, 4. 5, Don't take Don’t supply avcheck for anyone to fill out and cash. Refer them to a bank for the check. 6, Check the bank transit number. All checks outside of Detroit have the number 74 in the corner. Those in Detroit carry the number 9; those in Indiana No. those from Ohio number 56. 71; If a check does not have any of these form numbers, ^ It is a phoney. you get caught with a rubber check' report it since only by reporting such matters can forgers be apprehended. At the regular meeting of the Rotary Club held at the Arlington Hotel on Tuesday, March 15th, Ralph Toupalik reported on the proceeds from "Angel Street" which was given by the Coldwater Players club* He stated that there v/ould be $900,00 to turn over to the Hospital and the County Infirmary towards furnishing a room in each of these new buildings; Your officers for the incoming year, be ginning July 1st, will be Ernie Luse, President; "'Yester Wise, Secretary, and John Kennedy, Treasurer, Your Board of Supervisors will be* Ed Holtz, the re tiring president, Jim McComb, Torg Skabo, Howard Swan, Barney Trebilcock, Fritz VanAken and Fred %eks. The Michigan State Rotary Club Bowling tournament will be held at the Colonial Alleys in b'tica, Mich. April 11, 25, and May 2nd, Here is a chance to show what you can do and very probably the showing ●will be better than it was last year at Fronkermiuth. Warren Williams discussed briefly the membership drive which is being held at the present time for new members of the Branch County Sportsmen's Club, If you ore not a member and wish to join, please get in touch wi1ii Warren. Norman Elliott of the Bronson Rotary Club told of the coming minstrel show in Bronson which is to be held Friday evening March 21st at 8:00 P.M. in the high school auditorium. From all reports this will be well worth seeing. The March 22nd program will be in charge of Al Rj.ce who will have Owen Cleary as his guest speaker, present secretary of State, Your editor is taking a vacation and will make up someplace down south. Next week's bulletin will be edited by Ken Putnam, Please give him any items which you have. Roy Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES This committee shall coordinote the ClossiFicotion, the ELECTION JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory GRANT TREIOAR, Treasurer supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of It is the duty of the Community Torg Skobo, Chairman DIRECTORS B. Membership. Mac Fisko Rice Grant Treloor Torg Skabo F. Woodward Public ingor, of each month, Everett Lester I. McKnighf, foster Bir- Max to discharge ideals of service by 18—Earle Bulletin. Putnam. Rural R. Ken G. Davidson MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) 9-Al Rice 16—Jim 22—Otis Ken Russell Moore, Charles To will ond peace through o' world fellowship of ● business and professional men comrhitlee shall devise and carry INTERNATIONAL and members assist the of this club in discharging . their respon George R. Means, Chicogo, Illinois ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marsholl, Michigan sibilities in ]hcir vocationol rela A. Internotional Contacts. tionships and in improving, the B. International information. Earle Davidson. . .. . general standards of proctice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student ' Project. event committees ore, appointed Fritz Van Aken; 20—Hal Munn tion) 11—Trl State Meeting 18-Wtfrner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobicr 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladles' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince Ira King. Sports 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa Pieord JANUARY into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman.; (All 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess Waldron DECEMBER SERVICE Voeotionoi Sorvif'e Committee: This united in the ideal of service.' ROTARY 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) 13—Chock Woodward 10—Stu vancement of internotional under good APRIL MAY encourage and foster the ad standing, 30—Bill Milnes Allemlor '24-Don Shorno INTERNATIONAL (Children's 23—Bob Kerr Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'i Ser.) Put Waldron. MeComb Program) 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) NOVEMBER Urban. Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss McComb, nam, Sto Picard, Harvey Moss. Ray Mulcohey, Chairman. Jim Children; 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor (International Affairs) 27—Chet Ralph Toupalik. C. Payne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Jooquin Serralosa Cibils Service. FEBRUARY 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Olds, Chairman A. Youth Couillord < Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, Dick Wise. K. Program GOVERNOR 219TH the B. Crippled Putnam. Ken SECRETARY Committee the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and Hougen. Wilford Music. : Maurice J. Club GENERAL Service H. Sergeant ot Arms. B. K. Pearce, President ROTARY Van ers in the community. Jomos Van Why. 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the PRESIDENT J. Information. Regular Boord of Directors Meeting, first G. Mopozino. DISTRICT 219 H. McKeith. Show, Wm. Bobler. Olds Thursday 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) every Rotarian to his personal, C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The OCTOBER effect of this object Is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag ond as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill Rolorians, individually members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) E. Rolory Information. Robert The President, Vice-President, and— Charles 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) activities A. Classification. Warner Aken, Warren Williams. Max PROGRAMS ermore. 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. other committees as may be ap pointed on porticulor phases of C. Employer-Employee Relations. SEPTEMBER club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. the club machinery on the execu 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and program of 8—Byron Thomas the Aims and Obieets Committee. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al ROTARY the activities AUGUST Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees end such B. Competitor Relations, Bob Liv- 1953-T954 Charles vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee and 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rcl.) (Employer-Em 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Comp Emery) 19—Howard Swan. 26—Wilford Couillord (Mago- 20—Harold Hill : 27—Warren Williams zine Program) The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you wanf to change dates with another'member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such- as Ladies' Night; may appoint a committee to assist with the details. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone 589W 1' L: ; UNlTeb k,^STATB HKKCf-- The COLDWATER & Rotary REFLECTOR 01^ Frejeric!-: Published Uuality il by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS ; WELCOME Cold'6'ator, ; :> Pro Juo cfs, P’.icli, Inc. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best >} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin ITe. 38 March 26, It’s always good to see Rotarians in action on any civic activity, and Torg ' 3‘kabo is doing just that in heading-up ^e current Red Cross Drive, Every l^btarian was given a small Red Cross lapel pin by Torg as they walked in the d-bor, and Torg, that was a good promo tional dingle, ’7e all know your cam paign v/ill be successful. Then Old Al Rice was the program Chairman and introduced 0^;/en J. "Pat" Cleary, our Secretary of State, who gave us a swell talk on safety. Pat is Chairman of the Michigan State Safety Commission and gave us some facts and figures indicat ing the seriousness of our high\vay accident situation. on the minded us that the next Red Cross blood bank will be held in the basement of munities; Elks Temple from 1:00 to 7:00 P.M, on the days of April 5 and 6, "Don’t guess see Jess" urges us to give our pancreas a break and let the rest of the county see what a good job Rotary can do....Harold Randall is Rotary’s new representative on the Community Chest, We all know that he v^ill do a real good job for us. It was a privilege to have George Farley, a Rotary pillar for many years, §nd from the Battle Creek club, with us Tuesday. Also Max Holbrook was there with Charlie Schmidt; Jerry Zeeman*v/ith' Stew Picard; Frank Parmalee with Bob Kerr; from Angola, Bill Peet and Jim Baker, Dr. Gomley from Bronson, Howard Smith from Albion, and Dale Ulery ffom Goshen, Indiana, , ● ' Rotary, with Bob Livermore-racketing the way, is in charge of the All Sports Banquet this year, April 6th is the date, at Edison School, Bob tells us that we will see the Michigan State College pictures of the parade and the Rose Bowl game played in California on Hew Year's Day, Biggie Munn narrates the film, and a member of the coaching staff will be on hand. Sounds like He mentioned how urban accidents are leveling off, ^iles V/aldron rose to his feet and re and Coldwater 1954 a good program, eh, Mark? By the way, we’re responsible this year, so let's have a better attendance by the Rotary increase in the and smaller com that in the next five years three important things must be done. 1. A system of toll and free highways must bo built to take care of our needs ten years hence. If not, ene out of every three persons will be involved in a serious accident which is too great a price to pay. 2, Better law enforce ments and a tightening of certain regu lations. 3, A better drivers’ license program. T'^elve percent of the people have multiple violations and cause most of the accidents. Thanks, Al Rice, for coming up with this top-notch program. Les Woodv/ard is due back from the' South and Old Teet, it is any time now rumored, is about due to head that way. Better take a look at Barney’s new office as well as the other city officials. Some different! Don’t forget the Junior Class needs grey homburgs, Also, the minstrel show at Bronson on Friday night, Payne is doing the Persian Kitty........ Anyone heard from Ray Fox lately? ...The Editor’s been gone quite a while ....Thanks for the good meal Tuesday, Jim W.B. is west, as probably most of you know, and home soon should be How about Chet?,... With Ernie at the helm and Torg Skabo, Chick Kennedy, Loster Wise, Fritz Van Aicen, Fred Weeks, Jim McComb, Barney pow about it Swan? Now that you’re a Board Member, and retired from business, maybe you can make an evening meeting Trebilcock, Ed Holtz, and Howard Swan on the oars, we should have another banner year in Rotary. Ernie served the Club faithfully as itd secretary for several years, and he deserves every possible cooperation from all of us. I know he once will have Club than has sometimes been the case, in a while. it. And remember men, the man who rows a boat generally doesn’t have time to rock tt. Ken You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteno — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY This vise and of the Committee committee shall and coordinate the Classification, the of Rotary In the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. B. Membership. FIske Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skabo Max F. Woodward Public Information. inger, Everett Lester Special Meetings at the call of the Putnam. Maurice J. Club Bulletin. Ken Payne, 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) to ideals service 16—Jim McComb Program) 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) discharge of 9-AI Rice 1—Ray Fox of the Community 22—Otis 30-Bill Milnes Barnes 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) by Chairman. Charles APRIL R. G. Vocational Service Committee: This good''will Put and "peace 'professional men united in the Ideaj of service,. committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide AJ. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL and George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois ROTARY INTERNATIONAL assist '-Ihe members of this Cpntocts. Ira club in dischorging their respon A. International King. sibilities in their vocational'rela 6. International Information, Eorle tionships and in improving the genera.l standards of Davidson. practice in their respective vocations. IVi the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. ; tion) 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron 18—Stu Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorno 25—Lloyd Livermore DECEMBER SERVICE world, fellowstjjp-*of and 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa MAY Waldron.- a 13—Chuck Woodward 20—Hal Munn NOVEMBER Ken vancement of internationol under busiriess Livermore (All Sports Banquet) McComb, To'encourage and foster the ad through VOCATIONAI, SERVICE Jim INTERNATIONAL 6—Bob 27—Chet Allemier nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Rural — Urban. Russell Moore, standing, INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils Service. (Children's 23-Bob Kerr 2Q—Ken.Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. Ken Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, duty Committee A. Youth Couillard, Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. K.- Program SECRETARY the MARCH SEPTEMBER Max Olds, Chairman Bir Wise. I..' Music. PresTdent GENERAL (International Affairs) Robert ers in the community. Dick H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, PRESIDENT-ROTARY is 23—Harvey Moss Davidson 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and Hougen. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Mogazine. Wilford James Van Why. Thursday of eoch month, 12:15 DISTRICT 219 It 16—Roy Patterson Picnic) 18—Earle COMMUNITY SERVICE J. McKnight, foster the E. Rotary Information. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Olds Chorles Paul Hurley. Van the 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) every Rotarian to his personal, C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The OCTOBER effect of this object is to influence V/eeks, 6—Barney Trebileock (Stag Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill Rotarians, individually and as members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations) The President, Vice-President, ond— Al H. Mac McKeith. FEBRUARY 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Treat. Service Warner Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles FIske, Chairman. of Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Fellowship, ROTARY the activities AUGUST committees. activities club service, in order to develop KENNEDY, Secretary Charles coordinate such the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Bob Liv ermore. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases af C. Employer-Employee Relations. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 JOHN Functions Program, ELECTION on porlicuior phases of vocational COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Project. . JUNE 1—Everetl Hougen. ; 1—Corl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15-Jim Van Why 22—Mark Andrews I, 29—Harold McKnight ● ● ● ; ^ (Employer-Em- 19^—Howard Swart. JULY 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp 20-Horold Hill 27—Wafren Williams I , If you want to change dates with another' member, advise the program chairman of the change. ' ' ; - '' SCHMITT, -Program Chairmon Members having special programs, 4och as LadieS' Nlght,imay ajapoint a committee to assist with the detaifs.' ’ ‘ « Corwin Emery) 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine. Program) ● 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—"Earl 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY . . ; 5—Vince Korhstien 12—Paul Hurley . plo.yee Rel.) - ● 4 4 » TelepKone 589W » . i. . y ● F r- T1 I k « T s. , i ● # UNITED I STATES' Sec. 34.66, P.JbI ^aKpostace; The GOLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published Pi*-’ issriox by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2: 1 5 p. m VISITING Time: TUESDAY ARLI NGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS 'n' WELCOME Quality Siiring Frodacts, Coldwater, ’iic'n. Inc. �>8 t tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best >) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PubUshed by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan bulletin No. 39 April Z, 1954 the regular meeting of the Coldwater I^otary Club, held on Tuesday, ^arch 30, Here is a report of the 100^ meetings i\d.th Harold ^ill as Program Chairman, Lincoln for Founder’s Week: which had been requested by President 22 of the ●the club heard Gordon Schlubatis, Branch County Agricultural Agent, tell of his missed by just one member's absence) work in India under the 4 Point Program, Mr. Schlubatis was one of approximately §.0 men sent to India to assist in plann ing for the betterment of agricultural missed by the absence of 2 members, 1 club missed by the absence of 3 members, and only 5 clubs in the District had methods. more than 3 absentees on Founder’s Day^, He outlined that in India thC’ farmers for the most part do not live (jn their land but live in small villages grouped around -Uie farms v/hich are till ed. As a result of this the farmers are not only interested in agriculture but in village life and improvements. The average farm is of 5 acres and usually about 2^ acres is used to produce the 37 clubs had 100^ meetings; 6 clubs (C*ldwater was in this group) 3 clubs District Govenor, Ed Lincoln, has re ceived the following letter frdm District Govenor Padin of Puerto Rico, In reference to the vicious attack perpet uated by four Puerto Rican fanatics #n members of Congress, I \7ish ‘to express that the v/hole Island and all the family food vdth the produce from 2 acres being sold for cash. And this is Rotarians in this District have strongly the income for the family for the year. enemies of freedom and in no v/ay do'they In India he pointed out that it requires approximately 36 man days per acre for production, which is vastly different from that in the United States. repudiated this act. These fanatics are represent the good will and loyal feel ings of the people of Puerto Rico.” Govenor Ed has acknowledged the comm unication. Tobacci and cotton are the cash crops and rice is the staple food of the family* The * Absent v;ere* Allemier, Fox, Teeter (all small Union City club) Patterson, Thomas, size of the farms does not lend in Florida) President Ed> (attending the itself to the use of modern machinery. Toupalik, Fritz VanAken, and Chuck Wood In India ward, the Government has tairen an interest in the improvement of agricul tural methods but the provision of capital for industry has been left largely to pri ate resources with the result that industry has lagged in the scheme of improvement, Mr, Schlubatis went on to point out that the Indians, as a group, are much more aware of life in the United States than we are of life The ffllowing visitors were from Bronson; Elmer Houghten, Burt Ward and Bob Pennell. Clay Brockman of Quincy was olso n visitor The leave early list in- eluded .8 Rotarians. lYe are glad to hear that Rotary Ann, Ilene. Toupalik, is improving and expects in their country. This, in spite of the fact that only about 40^0 of the general population receives elementary sciool We education. attendance statistics that Coldwater is Jfr. Schlubatis had as his guest, ■^r, S. P, Bose, v/h# is vice-principal of the State Agricultural College of Calcutta, India. to leav' the hospital soon. note in Govenor Ed's compilation of 16th with an average to date of 90.67'’?, V/e have had one lOOof meeting to date. District 219 dropped to 38th place among the 116 districts. Mr, Bose is attending Michigan State College during the present year TP .MEETING FOR APRIL 6 WILL BE TUESDAY but plans to return to India. Ho very kindly answered questions regarding EVEJIING, It is to be the All Sports banquet co-sponsored by the Lions, Kiwanis and Rotory Clubs, The program India, its traditions and interests. is to be Q Technicolor film of the Rose With the sale of Ef’Ster seals for the Michigan Society for Crippled Children and Adults imminent every Rotorian should get behind the program and help Stew Bowl parade and of the Rose .Bowl game between Michigan State and U.C#L.A. Your editor has seen these pictures and they are marvelous. Picard T/ith the sale of seals. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The grass may be greener on the other side «f the fence, but it is lust us_ hard to cut. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs Roy MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY ~ Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Posi Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION LUSE, Classification, Rotary In Vice-President club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. particular phases of C. Employer-Employee . Relations, the club machinery on the execution of the plans and program of JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairmen A. Classification. Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. Charles B. Membership. Mac Fiske Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skabo Max Olds Charles F. Woodward each Public inger, month, H. McKeith. Lester I. President Wilford Ken DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Service. (Children's Grounds) 23—Bob Kerr 30-Bill Milnes Bornes 27—Chet Allemier Jim Couillard, MAY McComb, Ralph Toupalik. NOVEMBER Payne, Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. Chairman. Schmitt. Ken Rural — Urban. R. G. Waldron. INTERNATIONAL standing, through VOCATIONAL SERVICE and assist the members club in discharging R. Means, Chicago, Illinois ROTARY sibilities in tionships and their in Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan Picard 17-Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorno a international under good will and peace and professional men world of this their respon vocational improving rela A. the B. International fellowship JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why of 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY Contacts. Ira King. International Davidson. 18—Warner Van Aken 25—Lloyd Livermore DECEMBER SERVICE 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) Information. Earle general standards of proctice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student Fritz Van Aken. event committees ore appointed INTERNATIONAL 10—Stu Charles To encourage and foster the ad vancement of 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 3—Jess Waldron Russell Moore, committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY DISTRICT, A. Youth Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. INTERNATIONAL 219TH 22—Otis business Joaquin Serratosa Cibils GOVERNOR the obligations of the third obiect C. Maurice K. Program George McComb Program) 15—Guvorie Coffman (Fair Bir- Max Olds, Chairman Wise. Music. Putnam. SECRETARY Dick Hougen. J. Club Bulletin. GENERAL 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomos It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Ken Put nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the ROTARY J. Information. Everett Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of 9-Al Rice 1-Ray Fox of Rotary — "to encourage and MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER COMMUNITY SERVICE 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relotions) 29—Fritz Von Aken (Int'l Ser.) APRIL McKnight, foster the ideals of service ' by every Rotorian to his personal, 6—Bob Livermore (All Sports C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The OCTOBER Bonquet) Weeks. effect of this object is to influence 6—Barney Trebllcoek (Stag 13—Chuck Woodward Rotorians, individuolly and os Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be 20—Hal Munn Milnes. 13—Web Treof (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lotions) 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa Information. Robert ers in the community. E. Rotary tion) Shaw, Wm. Bobier. 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Al Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Bob Liv^ FEBRUARY 16—Roy Patterson 23—Horvey Moss Picnic] 18—Earle Treat. ermore. on 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 11—Mae MacKeith (Family Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Fellowship, PROGRAMS the activities AUGUST the other committees as may be ap pointed HOLTZ, President ERNEST coordinate committees. formation, Public Informotion and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. 1953-1954 ED. coordinate the Program, vise and of such shall supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. activities of and ROTARY service, this committee shall super Functions of the Committee This committee 1953-1954 on porficolar phases of vocational CLUB SERVICE 19—Howard Project. Corwin JULY (Employer-Em 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupolik (Camp Emery) Swon. 26—Wilfo.'d Couillard (Maga zine Program) 20-Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with'another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W UNITED ^ STATE! Mpohase The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published V iurick by Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p , m VISITING Coli'Aat'ir, MICHIGAN Time: TUESDAY A R L 1 N GTO N HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS r. ●2eks ■uallty SprTig i-raJuct-s, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, 2 CENTS 2 \ WELCOME * ‘●●I C . Inc. �He Profits MosfWho Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan :t>^| bulletin No. 40 ■^ogram from. 6:30 until 11:00 is far too The All Sports Banquet has come and gori long to expect anyone to enjoy it# with Bob hivermore, Coldwater Rotarian, I once had a very good friend who was a ps the general chairman of the event. pastor of a church who held this belief; This all Sports Banquet is an annual "No affair sponsored by the Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary and the Junior Chamber of Commerce# April 9, 1954 souls are saved after 20 minutes of preaching"● It is a salute to the athletes of the Coldwater public schools There were a great many Rotarians ab- ^ present and 22 who were not there. |t is certainly fitting that recognition should be given to all the boys who Next week’s program is in charge of |nd of the St. Charles' Parochial School, sent on Tuesday night. participated in athletics during the There were 46 Chuck Woodward and he tells us that there is a corking good speech in the offing. 1953-54 football and basketball season, liany of these boys, although they did hot play in many of the games, contri We note in the attendance reports for buted their bit by their efforts and work on the team on which they played. February, 1954 that Flat Rock, Michigan The St, Charles» athletes were intro had 100^ attendance at all of their duced by Justin Perticone, who outlined meetings. the difficulties that their football If you have not read, please be sure to read, the article on page 26 in the April Rotarian. It deals with psychological team had during the past fall and he also gave considerable information to ihe group regarding the efforts of St, tests for statesmen and gives all sides Charles in the District and Regional Tournaments, of the question. It would appear that the advice given by Manuel Galigarcia of More power to St. Charles in "the years to come. 4 * fr The athletes of Coldwater High School were introduced by Coach iVilliam ^abonick and due recognition was given ● to the players on both the football and basketball squads. Joe Grigg and Fred Havana, Cuba would be a very good criterion in the selection of statesmen. Read it and tell us what you think. Also, read the article on page 13 written by Howard Corwin of Jackson, Mich. Hobart of the Coldwater Basketball team Rotarian Corwin should know whereof he made enviable records during the past season. In the presentation of the watch to Mr. Gregg, of the Coldwater Fox Machine Company of dackson. speaks since he is the big gear in the Your editor has known Howard for some 30 years teaching staff, he received acknowledge and he ment in a very small degree, for the years of work he has given. Coach Eby publically acknowledged the help which We note in the i-ondon Rotarian, published was given by Seton Bovee of the Coldwater Daily Reporter, Radio Station VJTVB, and to the doctors of the City of Coldwater who gave so freely of their time and efforts to help. February 2'Oth, that they have what they call a New Member’s Day in which each new member gives his idea of Rotary and something of his background. It would be interesting if this was done orally by a new member when he is inducted into the Your Editor has is an excellent Rotarian. club. one criticism of the fill Sports Banquet in that the program was far too long. It would seem that if recognition was given to the players and to the coaches that this would be for their efforts sufficient, since a THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Seeing ourselves as others see us would not do much good. 7/e wouldn^t believe it anyway. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12;(>0 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. Functions of This and OFFICERS BY the Committee committee ELECTION the Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classiricotion. Warner Van Aken, Warren Willioms. DIRECTORS B. Membership. Treloar Relations. Paul Hurley. 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) 18—Earle 23—Harvey Moss Dovidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-AI Rice 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffmon (Fair Grounds) 29—Fritz Von Aken (Int'l Ser.) thoughtful of and helpful to oth 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations) 30-Bill Milnes APRIL 6—Bob Livermore Banquet) 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa Information. Robert ers in the community. Public Information. Everett Dick Bir Hougen. A. Youth Service. Lester I. Wise. Music. Payne, R. G. NOVEMBER Ken Putnam. K. Program Woldron Picord Russell Moore, 18—Warner Van Aken 17-6ill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno SERVICE DECEMBER Waldron. INTERNATIONAL CIbils SECRETARY encourage and foster the ad vancement of international under standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men SERVICE Vocational Service Committee: This united in the Ideal of service. committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL and assist the members of this club In discharging their respon George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois DISTRICT, VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Charles To Chairmen. Schmitt. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Ray Mulcahey, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan sibilities in tionships and their in vocational improving rela A. the B. International are appointed Ira Information. Earle general standards of proctice In their respective vocotions. In the C. International event committees JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why Project. Fritz Van Aken. Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince Corwin JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) 19—Howard Student 11—Tri State Meeting JANUARY Contacts. King. Internotionol Davidson. 4—Bob Lyons 3—Jess 10—Stu Putnam. J. Club Bulletin. MAY MeComb, Ken Put nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. Ken tion) 27—Chet Allemler Jim C. Rural — Urban. Maurice 20-Hal Munn 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) Mox Olds, Chairman H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, ROTARY Sports E. Rotary inger, President (All 13—Chuck Woodward Ralph Toupalik. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford Couillard, James Van Why. B. Crippled Children. Thursday of eoeh month, 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the (Children's OCTOBER Fellowship. John Wolker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be F. Woodward MeComb Program) 23-Bob Kerr 22—Otis Barnes ideals of service by Rotarian to his personal, every Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Max Olds GOVERNOR 219TH 2—Frank Murray 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) J. McKnight, foster the Milnes. Torg Skabo GENERAL FEBRUARY Weeks. Rice PRESIDENT PROGRAMS C. Chorles Fiske Charles H. Mae McKeith. The President, Vice-President, ond— ROTARY the activities AUGUST supervise activities of Charles Fiske, Chairman. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer ^ committees. club service, in order to develop KENNEDY, Secretary Grant coordinate of such ermore. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President A] vise and shall coordinate 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super the Classificotion, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary in Treat. formation, Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relotions. Bob Liv 1953-1954 JOHN on^|)art!culoi .|}hase$ of vocational COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Rolph Toupalik (Camp Emery) (Employer-Em Swan. 20-Harold Hill 26—Wilford Couillord (Maga 27—Worren Willioms zine Program) The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W 4 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34^6. [? . V Weeio Published Quality Spring Products, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Coldwater, .Vich. Inc. UNITED STATES POSTAGE �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best }} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 41 April 16, At the regular meeting of the Coidwater Rotary Club held at the Arlington Hotel on April 13 the club had as its guests tl^e Branch County Dairy queen contest ants. These include Barbara Wolf, Butler Farm Bureau; <lean Irons, Sherwood Farm Bureau; Rolene Newman, Ovid Comm unity Farm Bureau; Sharon Katz, Union Twp. Farm Bureau; Norma Carpenter, Allagansee Farm Bureau; Sara Ann Sanford, Coidwater Twp. Farm Bureau; Dawn Barnes, Kihderhook Farm Bureau; Molly Ann Havens, Girard Farm Bureau; Elizabeth Bidwell, Branch-Gilead ABA; Sybil Schlubatis, sponsored by the Married Rural Youth group; Jean Wohlers, Gilead Farm Bureau; Kay Thomas, Coidwater Grange; Lorna Daniels, Quincy Farm Bureau; and Donna May Rice, of the Noble Twp. Some Extension club. ThQ contest was judged by Mrs. Ernie Luse, Mr; Byron Thomas, Supt. of Coidwater Sqliools, and the Rev. Keith Avery of the Methodist church of Coidwater. Four items were considered in this contest: Personal appearance, pdse, speaking ability, and fa'rm background. In the final judging of the group Kay Thomas was awarded 1st place winner, Lorna Daniels 2nd place, and Barbara Wolf 3rd, The group were' in- bpoduced by Uim Crosby, 4-H Director of Branch County who stated that Kay Thomas, as the first place winner, will represent Branch County in the District Meeting at Marshall on April 27. The queen, Kay Thomas, was crowned by his Honor; Jackson, Mayor of Coidwater. John 1954 The program for the day had as its speaker, Chuck Woodward, Coldv/ater Rotarian, who gave a resume of the pro gress of the city of Coldv/ater over a period of years. He stressed that at the present time Coidwater has taken steps toward general community improvement. This includes a very aggressive street improvement program, the bringing to Coldxvater of new industries by the Chamber of Commerce, the establishment of a planning board by the city council, and the passing of a zoning ordinance. He outlined that from 1946 tc 1954 public expenditures for the city of Coidwater have totaled some 5 million dollars. Some of this expenditure is still.yet to be completed but has been provided for financially. These include 13 miles of curb and gutter, costing $159,000., new equipment inthS way of boilers, gen erators, and sewer and water mains, costing $1,370,000., a new sewage dis posal plant costing $602,000., additions to the Health Center and County Infirmary costing $850,000., $520,000. for the Edison School built in 1949, $1,300,000. authorized for the new high school and $30,000,. for the renovation of the new city offices. He stressed the fact that the city's budget has increased from $120,000. in 1945 to $382,000, in 1954, and that the c«unty has increased from $240,000. to $355,000. The sales tax returns for the county has increased from $312,000. in 1945 to $904,000. in 1954. ^t is rare that the Rotary Club has such a group of guests. Hdl Munn has the program for April 20th and he states that he has as his speaker, Lucy Emerson of the Department of Public Relations of Tri-State College. When your editor asked him what she was going to The p*oblems which are presented and will have to be met in the relatively near future include an extension of the paving end gutter program, building of a new jail by the county, a water treatment program, garbage disposal, and a public works talk about his answer was "about 25 min¬ building program, Last but not least is the absolute necessity for expansion of school facilities for elementary students*. utes". At the present time the 4th Ward school He then stated that her speech will be both informative and constructive. has 120 students using a building built in 1867 and the Lincoln School, which Absent on Tuesday were Fiske, Fox, Hurley, Dick Kerr, Kornstien, Randall, Tetter, ●Vffldron and Way, There were only 4 early leavers. 71'sitors included Dale Ulery from Goshen, Bob Stocker and Bill Stewart from Bronson, John Morgan of Coidwater and Herb Haller of Chicago. cares for 700 students, was built in 1890. At the present time there are 1130 elementary school students and there will be 1730 by 1959. One of the acute needs at the present time is an adequate city recreational program. This is now part ially met by the use of St. Mark’s Parish House but since this is just a stop-gap program some constructional program is ■^bought for the Day: No matter what nappens, somebody knew it would. necessary. Kay MUicnaney You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB Functions of the Committee This committee coordinate the ClassiBcation, Program, ELECTION shall and the supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of Rotary In club service, in order to develop JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Torg Skobo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner PROGRAMS It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor Relations) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) 23—Harvey Moss 18—Earle 16—Roy Potterson Davidson (International Affairs) MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-AI Grant .Treloar ^ Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Olds F.: Pubh'c Charles. Woodword 16—Jim 15—Guvorie Coffman (Fair 23-Bob Kerr Grounds) 22—Otis Information. Dick Bir- Max 30-6111 Milnes Barnes 27—Chet Allemidr MAY A. You^h Service. Jim Mc'Comb, NOVEMBER Ralph Toupalik. Wllford Coulllard, James Van Why. 3—Jess Waldron B. Crippled Children. Ken Put nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B, K. Pearce, 10—Stu Pieord 12il5 Lester Wise. 1. President Music.. Ken Bulletin. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, encourage and foster the ad vancement of International under will and peace .through a world fellowship of business and professional men ondi assist the members of this club in discharging thpir respon sibilities in tionships ROTARY INTERNATIONAL general Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan event their ond in standards vocational are King, Contacts. Ira ●_ the B. International Informotion. Earle of’ practice in their respective vocations. committees relo- improving A. International Davidson. In 'the C. International appointed Student Fritz Van Aken. 25—Lloyd Livermore JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why ● 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl Corwin 29—Howard Teeter 29—Harold McKnight JANUARY into effect plans which wllk.guide Al. Rice, Chairman. Illinois 18—Warner Van Aken Bobier DECEMBER SERVICE Vdcotional Service Committee: This united In the Ideol of service. INTERNATIONAL ' GOVERNOR 219TH INTERNATIONAL standing,' good 17-Bill 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri Stote Meeting 24—Don Shorno committee shall devise and carry ROTARY George R, Means,. Chicogo, Russell Moore, , R. G. Waldron. Charles To Chairman. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Ciblls SECRETARY Ken Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa GENERAL C. Rural — Urban. .Payne, Ray Mulcphey, Putnam. K. Program PRESIDENT j . Maiu'ice Putnam. J. Club ROTARY (Children's 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chll.) Olds, Chairman inger, Everett Hougen. Special Meetings at the call of the 219 MeComb Progrom) Regular Beard of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. DISTRICT Rice 1—Ray Fox 8—Byron Thomas 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) APRIL every Rotarlan to his personal, 6—Bob Livermore (All Sports OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Banquet) effect of this object is to influence Weeks. 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag, ' 13—Chuck Woodward Rotorions, indivTduolly' and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be 20—Hal Munn Milnes. . 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informalations) E. Rotary Information.:,; Robert ers in. the community. . tion) Fiske Thursday of 'each month, FEBRUARY ,. -Mac McKeith.- Rice , - COMMUNITY SERVICE Van the obligations of the third object Aken, Warren Williomj. of Rotary — "to encourage and B. Membership. H. J. McKnIght, foster the ideals of service by DIRECTORS Torg Skobo Paul Hurley. the club machinery on the execu The President, Vice-President, and— Max Treat. the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relotions. Bob Liv ermore. other committees as may be ap Relations. pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer ROTARY the activities AUGUST Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relotions. Webster ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Charles coordinate committees. formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 Al vise and of such activities Fellowship, 1953-1954 service, this committee shail super-' CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phasos of vocational COMMITTEES OF Project. 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Poul- Hurley ployee Rel.) ' (Employer-Em 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 19—How’ard Swan. 26rWilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. JULY 20-Harold Hill 27—Warren Wlliioms CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone 589W T ● ● 'f t-' > .. UNITIO The COLDWATER Kotary REFLECTOR k 5TATES H k Fro'iaricl^ Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING WELCOME ROTARIANS ALWAYS U. 'A'eelis .quality cyriiis iTOuUcts, Coliv.'atsr, llic'i. Inc. �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. April 23, 42 ^dur Editor has been very much interest ed in "The Rotarian". IVe wonder if you ■;t the regular meeting of the Coldwater lotary Club at the Arlington Hotel, Hal ■xmn v/as program chairman and had as his ,peaker, I.irs, K. C, Emerson (Lucy), Irector of News Services 1954 ever noticed the small red print under the title on the cover. It says "An International Magazine" and for the of Tri-State, frs. Emerson, who for 15 years was a lewspaper woman before going to Tri State month of May we have listed articles and the subjects to which they pertain. You may not agree with this classification but it is separated to the best of your Editor^s ability. ;n 1950, has as her area of work students lews service, general publicity about the ioings at the college, alumni relations, ind editing of the alumni bulletin. She ised as her theme "Strange Lands and Under Public Benefit and ?riendly People", an article on nurses training, another Tri-State College was started in 1884 Rotarians) and another article ivhich and might be good for Rotarians which deals with intelligence tests. A separate Information is on relaxing (which is good dope for you since that time has been a school ■vhere an ambitious person might get an accelerated program in varied fields, it the present time the emphasis is on engineering but once it trained teachers, lawyers and gave a very fine commercial course. The college is located at the cross roads of the U.S. since U,S» heading would be "Bringing up Your Children"● The writer points out that his children "mind beautifully". Under International Information is an excellent pro and con article on "Secret Diplomacy" 27 another v/hich asks a question "Must Old and U.3, 20 intersect in Angola and it is Nations Die?". also the cross roads of paths of persons from many lands and countries who come there to attend school. The college nov/ articles, one dealing v;ith Germany, one dealing with Turkey, ♦ne dealing mth has about states 1013 students who and from 42 other come are four Seoul, and another article on books that deal v/ith various countries, "Business" from 41 countries, Then there There is covered by an article on the "Re are 166 students from countries outside the United States, The Angola Rotary Club, establishment of Industry in Germany" and another deals with our neighbor to the in February, had as their guests a large- north, "Canada, and its oil Boom", number last classification deals with miscellan of the students from other countries as a gesture of international relations. Five students were the speakers for the evening and came from Venezeula, Kenya, eous articles which include District Govenor for Convention, Legislation, Home Town 'iYorld's northern Indiana was present at the meeting and had plan ned on speaking but did not do so since he stated that he had nothing to add to what had been said. Mrs, Emerson gave a The following Rotarians were guests: very good description of the students’ reaction to the life in the United States customs under which we the National Fair, reports from local clubs, hobbies, fun, and v;hat is planned for the conventim in Seattle, It would appear that the Rotarian is truly "An International Magazine". Dutch Indo-China, and Beriut, in Lebanon. The The Dale Ulery of Goshen, Indiana; Leo T/hite; and A. live. J. Holmes of Bronson; Dave Jordan of Angola; and your Editor had Tom Northey of Lansing, as his guest. The leave earlies Sd Holtz, President, spoke very briefly of the 14 steps by which a member enterd cut their list dov/n to only two. Rotary and stressed the fact that these Absent were* Bent, Davidson, Fiske, Fox, ‘Hill, Dick Kerr, Lloyd Livermore, Luse, steps are set up by Rotary International and the following of these steps will facilitate proper admissions of proper persons by the proper procedures. McC«nkey, McKeith, Patterson, Randall, Thomas and Les Woodward, Next week's program is to be in charge of Carl Vinton did a bit of ribbing of Chuck . Lloyd Livermore but he hasn’t given us a Woodward pointing out tiiat things DID happen before World War II, clue as to what it*s all about. in Cold'.vater. THOUGHT FOR TEE DAY: (Taken from the Sturgis Rotary bulletin) Whether a fellow Ray Mulchahey winds up -with a nest egg or a goose egg depends upon the kind of a chick he marries. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Posf Tavern — Monday 12:15 M e �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, MICH. on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF Functions of 1953-1954 ROTARY PROGRAMS service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE vise and coordinate the activities AUGUST the Committee of such committees. 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) This committee shall supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. coordinate the activities of 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Pr'ografn, Fellowship, Rotary kt18—Earle Davidson Treat. formation. Public Information and (International Affairs) the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. Bob Liv 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. ermore. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee Relations. SEPTEMBER Paul Hurley. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of . the plans and program of 8—Byron Thomas and OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1953-1954 ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner' Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS ' B. Membership. Al ^ Rice Grant Treloar Torg Skabe Max J. MeKeith. F. Charles Woodward Public information. inger, Everett rhonth,, 12:15 Lester I. President ● Service. Payne, Bulletin. Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. NOVEMBER 10—Stu Picard Russell Moore, 17—Bill Bobier 24—Don Shorn© DECEMBER SERVICE and professional and .assist the members club in discharging sibilities ROTARY INTERNATIONAL- Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan in their of this their responr vocational rela A. International men are appointed Contacts. (Children's 23-Bob Kerr 30-Bill Milnes APRIL 6—Bob Livermore (All Sports Banquet) 13—Chuck Woodward 20—Hal Munn' 27—Bob Shaw (Rotory Informa tion) 25—Lloyd Livermore I . JUNE 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim* Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl Corwin' 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vide© ira 19—Howard (Employer-Em <. zine Program) ● ● 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph.Toupalik- (Camp Emery) Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga Aken.. ,8—Dick Biringer JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) King. Fritz Van . JANUARY tionships and in improving the B. Internotionol Information. Earle Davidson. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In 'the C. International Student .Project. event committees . 1—Everett Hougen standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business 9-AI Rice 16—Jim McComb Program) 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 18—Warner Van Aken 3—Jess Waldron Charles To encourage and foster the ad vancement of International under Chairman. 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) MAY ■ McComb, Waldron. INTERNATIONAL MARCH 27—Chet Allemier Jim Rural — Urban. R. G. Ken Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss ' 29—Fritz . Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) I committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman. R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, Barnes 2—Frank Murray 9—Wayne Way (Competitor 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chll.) Vocotional Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George A. Youth ' VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY b Couillard, Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Ciblls GENERAL service Putnam. Ken ROTARY of Mox Olds, Chairman C. Maurice K. Program PRESIDENT Bir Wise. Music. J. Club ROTARY ideals Ralph Toupalik. B. Crippled Children. Ken Put nam, Stu Picard, Horvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K, Pearce, Wilford James Van Why. Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 Dick Hougen. Regular Board of Directors Meeting) first G. Magazine. each 22—Otis McKnight, foster the Show, Wm. Bobier. Olds Thursday of 15—Guvorie Coffman (Fair Grounds] obligations of the third-object of Rotary —"to encourage and every Rotorian to his persona OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Weeks. . Rotarians, individually and os Picnic) ' D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of gnd helpful to oth lations) E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. Mae The President, Vice-President, and— Charles Fiske H. It is the duty of the Community Service CommiMee to discharge Van the FEBRUARY . . . 20-Harold Hill 27—Warren Williams The obove is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 589W UNITED STATES. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR POSTAGE ' 'V.'" '» by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME A I « Ir- 2 CENTS 2 A^ I ^V Frederic*: H, Published ..See. 34.66, B- ● > V«eei:s Quality Spring Products, CoTiwater, :.;icn. inc. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best t) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ■t, Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, 43 ●April 30» The Coldv/ater Rotary Club had its regular meeting, on Tuesday, April 27th, at the Arlington Hotel, The program was in charge of Bob Shaw and dealt with Rotary information. His program was one of the outstanding programs that has been presented during the past year, in that a,: great deal of information regarding 1954 Next week*3 program will be in charge of Bob Lyonsi who will have as his guest speaker. Dr, »Joha Hefflefinger who is a toember of the Executive Board of the Battle Creek Child Guidance Clinic. It is very fitting that Dr, Hefflefin:;er speak on the Child Guidance program since was brought out. The plan which he used was the distribution of questions and answers, one to each Rotarian, but the the week of May 3rd is Mental Health TTeeg and probably nothing has benefited the youth of Michigan as much as the services given by the ten Child Guidance clinics which are operated by, the State Department question and answer given to each of Health throughout Michigan. tb© Rotary International and local clubs Rotarian did not match. Each Rotarian present read a question and the man who thought he had the answer was to read his answer. In case the question v/as Chick Kennedy, Ernie Luse, Torg Skabo, answered incorrectly the member was the coming year* They will be expected to give a short report of what they heard and said at some future meeting. sold pamphlet No. 38 ’’Getting Acquainted With Rotary", It is sad to relate that ihe supply ran out before the meeting Each early leaver was was pamphlet No, 38 so that he too might benefit by the questions and answers. was over. This type meeting is an example of what can be done by the members of their 'em club in presenting their own programs and Bob is to be congratulated on doing such a good Job. and your Editor are to -spend May 1 and 2 at St, Mary’s Lake discussing Rotary for Your Editor Is now going to editoralizeT^ During the past winter there has been a recreational program in operation at the St, Mark’s Parish house. This program was described recently by Rotarian Earl Davidson in the Coldwater Reporter, It would seem that one of the needs for the city of Coldwater is a community building or a recreation building which could be used by groups, and the population in Stewart Picard, Chairman of the Easter Seal campaign, reported that to date there was ^1593.69 in the Southern general, ^to a great benefit. In many . towns and cities the local Rotary Club has sparkplugged the drive towards the Michigan National Bank but that this securing of such a building and it would amount was not the total since there certainly be a mark of community interest were some returns which were not yet in. if the Coldwater Rotary Club could take the. initiative in developing plans for Absent for the day were the following^ A'llemier^ Avery, Burandt^ Kornstien, Bob such a ling felt need for the city cf Coldwater* y tivermorei McKeith* Patterson, Randall, Shorno, Teeter, and Wise* Your Editor would like tl know where abouts in the works of Emerson can b© Visitors from away were>the following RotariansJ Dale Ulery of Goshen, Ind,; C. W# Ellis of Quincy} Bill Pete of Angola: and Gordon Breiffer^ Bill Stewart^ and Alvin Wiler of Bronson. Your Editot had as his guest, Dr, Harold Mitchell, found the THOUGHT EOR Tm DAY; "You*11 never have peade without victory of principles*’^ Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeterio — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ' ● , �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phpses of vocational This committee Classification, Program, ELECTION shall coordinate the the of such Rotary In* Treat. the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. other committees as may be ap ermore. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LU5E, Vice-President club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. JOHN tion of the plans and progrom of pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu- KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Aken, Warren Williams. DIRECTORS B. Membership. Mac The President, Vice-President, and- C. Charles Fiske Ai Rice E. Rotary Charles F. Woodward Earl inger, 12:15 Lester I. President Everett K. Program Schmitt. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosa Cibils members of the Rotary Club, to be Dick Bir Max Olds, Chairman MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) 9-AI Hougen. Wilford Payne, R. Ken Ray Mulcahey, Chairman. G. Charles To encourage vancement standing, VOCATIONAL SERVICE of Grounds) 30-BiiI Milnes 29—Fritz Von Aken (Int'l Ser.) APRIL 6—Bob 20—Hal Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa lations) tion) 20—Ken Putnom (Crippled Chil.) SERVICE DECEMBER and foster the ad international under through a good will and peace business and professional men fellowship of into effect plans which will guide AI. Rice, Chairman. assist the members of this club in discharging their respon sibilities in ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan their vocational rela A. International (AH Sports 13—Chuck Woodward Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re 17-Bill Vocational Service Committee; This united in the ideal of service. and George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Livermore Banquet) 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag MAY 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting 18—Warner Van Aken Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno world (Children's Kerr 22—Otis Barnes Russell Moore, Waldron. INTERNATIONAL McComb Program) 23-Bob Couillard, C. Rural — Urban. Mourice Rice 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair 27—Chet AMemier committee shall devise and carry ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, by effect of this object Is to influence and os Bill Rotarions, individually Wise. Music. Putnam. SECRETARY service thoughtful of and helpful to oth Robert ers in the community. Information. J. Club Bulletin. Ken Putnam. GENERAL 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. A. Youth Service. Jim McComb, Ralph Toupalik. NOVEMBER James Von Why. 3—Jess Waldron B. Crippled Children. Ken Put nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, 10—Stu Picard Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 Corwin, Information. Public Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of each month, of 18—Earle 1—Roy Fox of Rotary — "to encourage ond ideals 16—Roy Patterson Picnic) SEPTEMBER It is the duty of the Community the Relations) 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Relations. COMMUNITY SERVICE McKnight, foster Show, Wm. Bobier. Olds Bob Liv Service Committee to discharge Van the obligations of the third object Weeks. Milnes. Torg Skabo J. 2—Frank Murroy 9—Woyne Way (Competitor every Rotarian to his personal, Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The OCTOBER D. Attendance. Grant Treloar Max H. McKeith. FEBRUARY 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) of Charles Fiske, Chairman. Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster formation. Public Information and 1953-1954 PROGRAMS committees. supervise activities Fellowship, ROTARY vise and coordinate the activities AUGUST Functions of the Committee and 1953-1954 service, this committee shaSt super CLUB SERVICE JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Blrlnger 15—Harvey Bent (Lodies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Earl 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY Contacts. Ira King. tionships and in improving the B. International Information. Earle Davidson. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. Internationa! Student Project. Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed 5—Vince Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley JULY 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) Emery) 19—Howard Swan. 20—Harold 26—Wilford Couillard (Mogazlne Program) Corwin I Hill 27—Warren Williams The obove is our progrom schedule for the year 1953-54. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman the details. Telephone 589W UNITED STATES The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR " ' See. 34.66 / r .rv*' ?r*3iericl: H« Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Weel<s Quality Spring Froducts, Inc. Coldwater, Mich. 2 CFNTS 2 �ff He Profits Most Who' Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, May 7, 1954 44; uesday. May 11th, is to be Children’s At the regular meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club at the Arlington Hotel on Day, pt, John Hefflefinger who is a member of who is program chairman, tells us that the program has been arranged to please Child Guidance Clinic, be in two parts, one dealing with ’’monkey ^{ay 4th, the program was in charge of ^pb Lyon. He introduced as his speaker, t^o 'Executive Board of the Battle Creek This clinic, which deals with emotional problems of children under the age of 21, is part of the program that has been undertaken by the Department of Mental Health in 'ttie interest of improving mental hygiene throughout the state of Michigan, There ai'e 14 such clinics scattered about the s-^ate of Michigan, The st%ff usually The meeting be held at the Elk’s Temple at 12:15. Chuck Schmidt, the kids. We understand that it is to business" and the second part with balloons. The tariff is to be $3,00 per member which is to include the kids that he brings, Members who don’t have young- sters to bring* borrow your neighbor's and bring them along. Your Editor wishes to acknowledge the dpnsists of a psychiatrist, a psycholo help of Vino Kornstien in securing in The Battle Creek Clinic serves The both Calhoun and Branch counties, absent for the meeting on May 4th. gist, and one or more psychiatric social workers, staff is paid by the Department of Rental Health with the local community furnishing office space and stenographic help. formation for this bulletin as he was Les Wise reports that he has $1692,85 on hand from the sale of Easter Seals, Harry Taylor is in the local Community Health Center and on Friday his condition fair". your Editor has had considerable ex perience with these clinics and .... has found that they function on a highly profess- was reported to be Referrals are made to them by family New York City. physicians, schools, social agencies, and frequently by parents themselves who find left et r at home, when he is very intelligent. ?/hen asked regarding what was going on in Keath Pearce is attending a meeting of the ipnal level with results very satisfactory.Association of Small Animal Hospitals in His wife states that he Mac McKeith has just returned from a Johnny doesn’t like to play at rough boys’ vacation trip to the Smoky moimtains, games or he’s doing failing work in school Williamsburg, Va., and "^^ashington, D.C, that they are unable to understand why Washington, D.G Our organist. Miss Arlene Ritzma, pre ●» he stood on his con- stitutional rights of the 5th Amendment sented four high school students, Marvin and refused to testify. Picard, Glen Holtz, David Fredrickson, and Mickey Paul. They sang several Have any of you seen Bob Lyon’s renovated nimibers and, as usual with Miss Ritzma’s and remodeled drug store; group, gave a very fine performance. itl Ernie Luse, Chick Kennedy, Torg Skabo and your Editor attended the Rotary Con Jess Waldron has just returned from a fish ing trip. We’d like to know what he got ference at Clear Lake over this past besides Teke a peek at back. week-end.' Your Editor was particularly impressed with the amount of work which was done at this conference and also with the seriousness with which the members ●|)resent discussed Rotary. Anyone who missed Phil Lovejoy’s speech on Sunday We understand that the Keiss Jewelry stor- sold one of those huge rocks that they had in the window. Apparently your Editor,_is in the wrong racket* Certainly missed something. Walk down the east side of S, Hanchett Stcand take a squint at the window of the Other members state that Torg Skabo did Buick garagei all right for himself between 11 and 1:30* If you don’t work at your job, nobody else will. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M ALBION *— Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMinEES COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee This committee coordinate the Classification, Fellowship, Rotary In other committees as may be ap ermore. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. particular phases of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execution of the plans and program of JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Obiects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skobo, Chairman Charles Fiske Rice Treloar to Olds discharge D. Attendance. individually and as Earl Corwin, Bill Rotorians, members of the Rotary Club, to be F. ? Public inger, Lester Special Meetings ot the call of the I. President information. Everett Dick Bir Service. Wise. Music. Putnam. C. Maurice Ken DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Joaquin Serratosd Ciblls 'Jim ● Chairman. ● and ROTARY assist the members of this sibilities in their vocational, rela Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 4—Bob Lyons 10—Stu Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17-^ill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore international under JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Kerr (Ladies' Night) 8—Dick Biringer 1i—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladles' Night) 22—Mork Andrews 22—Earl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter JANUARY Contacts. 5—Vince Ira _ King. JULY Kornstien 6—Presidents' Meeting 12—Paul Hurley (Employer-Em ployee Rel.) tionships and in improving the B. International Information. Earle Davidson. general stahdards of practice in 19—Howard Project, 13—Rolph Toupalik (Camp Emery) Swan. 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. 20-Haro1d Hill 27—Warren Williams CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with )' (All Sports ' 11—Tri State Meeting DECEMBER SERVICE INTERNATIONAL ● ' their respective vocations. In the C. Internationol Student Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan * event* committees are appointed Fritz Van Aken. t 20-Hal 24—Don Shorno INTERNATIONAL A. International Livermore Banquet) 3—Jess Waldrqn business ond ;professlonal men Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideal of service. club in dischorging their respon 6—Bob 13—Chock Woodward NOVEMBER Russell Moore, into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman, George R. Means,,Chicago, Illinois APRIL MAY McComb, standing, good, .will and peace through a world fellowship of SERVICE 30-Bill Milnes 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) R.' G. Waldroti. vancement of 23-Bob Kerr Barnes lations) Charles To encourage and foster the ad Schmitt. VOCATIONAL Rural — Urban'. (Children's -27—Chet Allemier committee shall devise and carry ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, Ken Ray Mulcahey, Putnam. K. Program Payne, McComb Program) Picnic) Max Olds, Chairman A. Yauth 16—Jim 13—Web Treot (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth Robert ers in the community. Hougen. J. Club Bulletin. SECRETARY 22—Otis Rotary — "to encourage and Ralph Toupalik. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Wilford CoUillard, James Van' V^hy. B. Crippled Children. Ken PutThursday of each month, 12:15 nom, Stu Picatd, Harvey Moss. H. Sergeant oY Arms. B.' K. Pearce, GENERAL 9-AI Rice 1—Ray Fox 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarle Coffman (Fair Grounds) Van the obligations of the third object of 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER of the Community Committee MARCH 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. J. McKnight, faster the E. Rotary Information. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Charles Woodward the duty Davidson Relotions. H. Milnes. Torg Skabo Max is Relations) (International Affairs) Bob Liv B. Membership. Mae McKeith. The President, Vice-President, and— Grant It 9—Woyne Way {Competitor 16—Roy Patterson 23—Harvey Moss Picnic) 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Sey.) ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER business and community life." The C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred Weeks. effect of this object it to influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag DIRECTORS FEBRUARY 2—Fronk Murray 18—Eorle COMMUNITY SERVICE Service A. Classification. Warner Aken, Worren Williams. Al PROGRAMS 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Treat. the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. pointed on ROTARY 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 1953-1954 the activities AUGUST shall supervise the activities of Charles Fiske, Chairman. and Program, ELECTION on particular phases'of vocational service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE the details. Telephone 589W ●* s. J 'J X ● ● f ■■ s-j t:'. LSe I . j 1 t ■ J . ●● ● < ● L , I J UNITED The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING TUESDAY ARLINGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME ■X \ri/ states WSTACE - i Se<s . 34.66; P. V I I V p Quality Spring l-roiucts, Collwator, Xic>.. inc. �May 6, 1954 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Name John T. Jackson Major Classification Publicity Minor Classification Out-door Advertising J. A. Kennedy, Secretary �tf He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Rulletin No, May 14» 45 1954 The anraaal Kid’s Day of the Coldwater Your Editor has subscribed to a little Rotary Club for the year 1954 has come and gone. The youngsters were enter is pushed by Ed Bemis, District Govenor tained at the luncheon,which was held at the Elk's Temple, by two vaudeville acts v/hich v/ere secured through the help It is difficult to of Charles Hodges, know v;hich enjoyed the vaudeville acts most, the Rotarians or the kids. Certainly everyone appeared to be hav ing a good time. In connection with the program we had not realized that Chuck Schmidt was such a hot air artist. This is an appeal for a place for Alex Lohausen, our exchange student from Germany. It is going to be necessary that we locate a new home for him for the months of June and July, Will you publication called "The Editarian" which at Littleton, Colorado, and he reports that at the Bulletin Editor’s meeting the editors felt thit etxch bulletin should include more names of members of the club and their doings, articles from club members coming under Rotary and club practices, complete biography of new members when they are admitted to the club, and more information about the various club committees. Since your editor is to continue as editor for the year of 1954-55 we are going to be call ing on members and committees for material for the bulletin. So be v/arned hereby and follow the good Rotary practice of never saying no when you are requested to please canvass the situation, discuss the matter with your Rotary Ann, and if do something for the Bulletin. you can take Alex for the summer, please The Bulletin editors, of 219, of which communicate with President, Ed Holtz, News of Rotarians includes the return of Keath Pearce from New York. We just wonder how he was able to wangle a week in H. Y. alone. We know he went alone because wo checked with his wife. The Community Health Center reports that Harry Taylor continues to be in fair the Coldwater Rotary Club is a member, have decided to publish all bulletins in the district on goldenrod paper for the year 1954-55 since that year is to be the Golden Anniversary of Rotary. We had as visitors on May 11th the follow-'' ing Rotarians: Dale Ulcry of Goshen, James Baker and Oscar Pence of Angola, and William Schools of Jackson. condition. President Ed Holtz has announced that he is a candidate for membership on the School Board. This is a non-partisian election and is an important position. Absent at Tuesday’s meeting v;ere Brondt, Fox,■Hougon, McConkey, Munn, Petterson Swan, Waldron, Les Woodward, and iYTilliams, We noted that there-were no early leavers at the meeting. We wonder why!?^f Wayne Way has just re'fcurned from a trip We note that Dick Biringer has a birthday to Florida, He picked a good time to go on May 18th, Paul Hurley on May 19th, ond since he missed oil the bad weather '_ast week. Lloyd Livermore today. May 14th. Roy Patterson celebrated his birthday on Moy 13th. Next week’s program will have as its speaker, Robert Smith, who is the :;xecutive-Secretary of the St.JosephHe will tell ranch County Y.M.C.A* us of the plans of the Y.M.C.A. for the coming year and will outline what they expect to do at the summer camp during r> his summer. Our THOUGHT FOR THE DAY is taken from Edgar Guest's poem "Rotary Spirit" and was brought to our attention by Cy S'bebbins, It was suggested at the Rotary Assembly held recently at Clear Lake that if it was necessary for a member to leave earl/ that he make this fact known to the to stay for the program. It would seem that this might be a good gesture. It is sometimes very disheartening for a speake:, to be faced wi-th a large group leaving when he is speaking or when he is intro^ duced. the Marshall Bulletin editor; To smooth the way for others, ""0 -make of life the mostj To make the phrase "our brother" mean more than idle speaj-.- er and offer his regrets at not being abbe Ray Mulchahey boast. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Thursday 12:T5 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES committee JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer coordinate the Classification, DIRECTORS B. Membership. Mac The President, Vice-President, and— H. McKeith. Rice ' Torg Skabo E. Rotary . Information. F., Public Information, Shaw, Wrh. Bobier. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. 12:15 Lester I. President Wise. Music. ● DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL 18—Earle 23—Harvey Moss Davidson (International Affairs] MARCH Putnam. B. Crippled no 9-AI Rice 16—Jim Roy Mulcahey, Schmitt.' and- assist ROTARY clut> the "members in discharging. their sibilities in their tionships and general' standards ' ● their respective Edgar B. Lincoln, Marshall, Michigan of 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 30-Bill Milnes 22—Otis Barnes 29—Fritz Von Aken (Int'l Ser.) Put- Russell AAoore, peace good. will^..and World fellowship of professional .men united in the ideal of service. Rice, Chairm'an. this A. International' King. Internotional practice in Davidson. appointed Fritz Van Aken. ' Ira > International 3—Jess Waldron 20-Hal Munn 27—Bob Show (Rotary Informa tion) 10—Stu ,11—Tri State Meeting Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17-Bill Bobier . 25—Lloyd Livermore Shorno JUNE 1—Everett Hougen 8—Dick l^err (Ladies' Night) 15—Jim Van Why 22—Mark Andrews 1—Carl Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 15—Horvey Bent (Ladles' Night) ' 22—Earl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29—Howard Teeter 5—Vince KornsHen 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) JULY (Employer-Em Project. ● ● 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga zine Program) . 6—Presidents' Meeting 13—Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emory) 19—Howard Swan. Student The above is our program schedule for t|ie yeor 1953-54.If you want to change .dates, with another member, advise, the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, rnay appoini ’a committee to assist with the details. * 13—Chuck Woodward ' 4—Bob Lyons ' JANUARY Information. Earle of In the C. ^ Contacts. are (All Sports MAY 24—Don standing, rela Picnic) 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re lations] DECEMBER SERVICE:. under improving - the B. vocations. event committees -Ken vancement of international and. Livermore Banquet) NOVEMBER encourage and foster- the ad o APRIL 6—Bob 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag McComb, Children. respon vocational in Jim m, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. through VOCATIONAL 'SERVICE (Children's 27—Chet Allemier INTERNATIONAL Charles To Chairman. McComb Program) 23—Bob Kerr 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chil.) R. G. Wold'ron. Ken into effect plons which will guide Al. R. Means, Chicago, Illinois . Service. C. Rural — Urban. Payne, committee, shall devise and carry ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ' by 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) personal, Ralph Toupalik. business Vocational Service Committee; This Joaquin.'Serrotosa Cibils INTERNATIONAL A. Youth ‘ Maurice K. Progront DISTRICT, service his Blr- Max Olds, Chairman blck Wilford Couillard, J. Club Bulletin. Ken Putnom. GOVERNOR 219TH of to Rotarians, individually and as Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth , James Van Why. , H. Sergeant at Arms. 6. K. Pearce, Special Meetings at the call of the SECRETARY ideals Robert ers in the community. inger, ’ Everett Hougen. month, the every Rotarian Earl Corwin, Milne's. Olds Charles Woodv^ard George McKnight, foster effect of this object Is to influence D. Attendance. Grant Treloar GENERAL J. Weeks. ROTARY Relations] 16—Roy Patterson Picnic) C. ■ Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The OCTOBER Fiske each 9—Wayne Way (Competitor 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Bob Liv of Rotary — "to encourage and FEBRUARY 2—Frank Murray 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Van the obligations of the third object Aken, Warren Williams. Thursday of PROGRAMS the activities AUGUST Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Torg Skobo, Chairman A. Classification. Warner Max coordinate shall supervise the activities of Charles Fiske, Chairman. and ROTARY ermore. 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee Relotions. SEPTEMBER club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. the club machinery on the execu1-Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and program of 8—Byron Thomos the Aims and Objects Committee. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President Al and of such committees. Program, Fellowship, Rotary ln< Treat. formation. Public Information and the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. ELECTION T 953-1954 Charles vise Functions of the Committee This 1953-1954 service, this eoMmittee shall super CLUB SERVICE 20-Horold . Hill 27—Warren Williams , ● CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone 589W T I ; . ‘ j i r- . ● f k A »● ; I : UNITED : ( STATES ' k POSTAGE ^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 5!Bcr;34:tt, .Y' i- i 1 Fra-ieric!: Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2t 1 5 p.m., A RLI NGTON HOTEL VISITING WELCOME ROTARIANS ALWAYS iVceXs-*'' ■' Quality Spring Proiucts, Inc. CollKater, l!ich. 1 �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best n The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR , Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bu^etin Mo. 46 May 21, 1954 The Coldwater Rotary Club welcomes its newest member, John Jackson, who was pre sented to the Club by Mark Andrews, John w^s bom in Coldwater in the year of 1904 and went to St. Charles School. Follow ing this he attended Notre Dame Univer sity and the Massachusetts Institute of T<gchnology. He was married in 1939 to The speaker for the day was Bob Smith, the Executive-Secretary of the Branch- St, Joseph County Y.M.C.A. He was secured as a speaker by'cHuck Schmidt but was introduced by Dick Schultz of the Bronson Club, Bob comes to this new job with an excellent background of experience. He was born in Ohio and attended Ohio Ruth Dalton and resides at 95 N, Hanchett University, and University of Wisconsin, Street. ^He is owner of the Outdoor }ie taught at Kalamazoo College and alderman of Coldwater as well as serving He was also associated with itie Y.M.C.A. Advertising Service. He has been an was Boys' Secretary at the Kalamazoo Y.M C.A, a^,mayor at present. He attends St. Charles' Church and says that his hobby at Fort Wayne, Indiana and comes to Branch County from Bartlesville, Oklahoma where i? electronics. he was general Secretary. He is married and has one-daughter. He is a Presbyterian, Absent on Last Tuesday were Corwin, Fiske, belongs to Kiwanis and has as his hobbies, Hougen, Dick Kerr, Komstein, Lyon, Moss, sports, travel and rose gardening. He Rice, Thomas, Vinton, and Williams. . . outlined the Y program covering the nine . Guests included the following Rotarians, Dale Dlery of Goshen, Gene Connor of Ft. Wayne, George Jeffrey, Charles Pixley, a.jd Dick Schultz of Bronson,. Torg Skabo younger boys, Gra-Y for grade school kids. neighborhood clubs for the gang age group. j«„ior Hi Y group and the Tri Hi Y, which includes girls. Phalanx for the High school Illinois. the young adult program ond the Wise Man's had as his guest. Bill Heath of Monmouth, graduate who does not go on to college, Club for young business men. He spoke especially of the Indian Guide program for The list of early leavers was large, numbering nine. A1 Lohausen our student from Germany, is planning on taking the trip to ^/’ashington, DiiC. with the senior class and Rotarians are going to be asked to contribute toward the expense of the trip at next Tuesday's meeting so that he will have a little extra spending money on the trip. Last week wq made an appeal for a place for John for the months of June and July apd as yet no one has volunteered to take John except Fritz Van Aken. believe. , ^ Fritz, -we younger boys outlining its program and the fact that it includes the fathers of its members. The talk was very worthwhile. Gerry Kleindinst, a Junior of the Coldwater High School who is interested in speech, gave a reading entitled "just A Little One". The programm next week will be in charge of Lloyd Livermore and will be a film on driver education, There will be a film Tomorrow's Drivers", entitled a collection was taken up by the Club to has done his part toward helping contribute toward voice culture for John as he has given him employment dur- Rotarian Ken Putnam who demonstrated the ing the past year. Jon t some one please need for culture by trying to sing for the help out?’? Club, All^Rotarians know that Rotary was found- In a recent bulletin the Editor suggested ed in Chicago by Paul Harris, but how many of you know that the present geared wheel emblem was not adopted until 1912. The first wheel used was an ordinary wagon wheel. The official emblem of the vvheel of six spokes, 24 cogs, and a keyway the Club take steps towards providing re- creational facilities for the teenagers, One solution to this might be the article which tells of such a plan on page 30 of the June Rotarian, ^ was not officially adopted until 1924. How many of you know when Rotary Foundati on vvaseestablished^ ' general phases; camping, Indian guides for Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB vise and Functions of the Committee This and committee coordinate shall the of other committees as may be ap ermore. ED. HOLTZ, President ERNEST LUSE, Vice-President club service, in order to develop Paul Hurley. on particular phases of C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Ob[ects Committee. GRANT TRELOAR, Treasurer Torg Skabo, Chairman A. ClassiReation. Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams. B. Membership. Mac Fiske Rice ' Grant Treloar Torg Skabo ^ Max Olds Charles F. Woodward each J. Shaw, Wm. Bobier. Public Informolion. inger, moi\th, H. McKeith. Everett Regular Board, of Directors Meeting, first G. Magazine. Thursday of 12:15 : Wilford' Couillard, Music. Putnam. Ken Maurice Bulletin. Payne, Ray DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Putnam. Schmitt. INTERNATIONAL Relations) 16—Roy Patterson 11—Mac MacKeith (Family Picnic) 18—Earle 23—Harvey Moss Davidson MARCH 2—Russ Moore (Rural-Urban) SEPTEMBER 9-AI Rice 16—Jim 8—Byron Thomas 15—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 22—Otis VOCATIONAL 30-Bill Milnes SERVICE under standing, a and assist the members of this club in discharging their respon sibilities ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Edgar B. Lincoln, Morshall, Michigan in their vocational rela A. wHI and peace professional men International King. fellowship of 13—Chuck Woodward 20-Hal Munn 27—Bob Shaw (Rotary Informa tion) 4—Bob Lyons 11—Tri State Meeting Picard 18—Warner Van Aken 17—Bill Bobier 25—Lloyd Livermore 24—Don Shorno JUNE 1—Carl . Ira ' Vinton 8—Dick Biringer 15—Jim Van Why 15—Harvey Bent (Ladies' Night) 22—Mark Andrews 22—Eorl Corwin 29—Harold McKnight 29-Howard Teeter .■JANUARY Contacts. tionships and in improving the B. International Information. Earle Davidson. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the C. International Student -Project. Fritz Van Aken. event committees are appointed . (All Sports 10—Stu 8—Dick .Kerr (Ladies' Night) good committee shall devise and carry into effect plans which will guide Al. Rice, Chairman.. ROTARY Livermore Banquet) 1—Everett Hougen' and world 6—Bob MAY DECEMBER ' vancement of international through APRIL 27—Chet Allemier Charles To encourage and foster the ad SERVICE (Children's Barnes A. Youth Service. Jim McComb, Ralph Toupalik. NOVEA(iBER 3—Jess Waldron Bi Crippled Children. Ken Put INTERNATIONAL McComb Program) 23-Bob Kerr 20—Ken Putnam (Crippled Chit.) Vocational Service Committee: This united in the ideof of service. International George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois DISTRICT, the obligations of the third object of Rotory — "to encourage and business Joaquin Serratosa Cibils GOVERNOR 219TH It is the doty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Mulcahey, K. Program . Chaitman. SECRETARY 9—Woyne Way {Competitor 1—Ray Fox COMMUNITY SERVICE nam, Stu Picard, Harvey Moss. C. Rural — Urban. Russell Moore, R.. G. Woldron. Ken Lester-Wise. I. J. Club GENERAL Relations, H. Sergeant at Arms. B. K. Pearce, President ROTARY 2—Frank Murray (International Affairs) 25—Dist. Gov. Meeting. Bob Liv Dick-. Birr Max Olds, Chairman Hougen. ' James Van Why. Special Meetings at the call of the PRESIDENT FEBRUARY 29—Fritz Van Aken (Int'l Ser.) McKnight, foster the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER C. Fellowship. John Walker, Fred business and community life." The Weeks. effect of this object is to influence 6—Barney Trebilcock (Stag Rotarians, individually and as Picnic) D. Attendance. Earl Corwin, Bill members of the Rotary Club, to be Milnes. 13—Web Treat (Buyer-Seller Re thoughtful of and helpful to oth lations] E. Rotary Information. Robert ers in the community. DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Al PROGRAMS 4—Fred Weeks (Fellowship) supervise Charles Fiske, Chairman. of activities the Magazine Committees and such B. Competitor Relations. pointed ROTARY the activities AUGUST formation, Public Information and 1953-1954 Charles coordinate such committees. the Classification, Membership, A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Webster Program, Fellowship, Rotary In Treat. ELECTION 1953-1954 service, this committee shall super CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. OFFICERS BY on particular phases of vocational COMMiTTEES OF 5—Vince JULY Kornstien 12—Paul Hurley ployee Rel.) 6—Presidents' Meeting (Employer-Em 13—:Ralph Toupalik (Camp Emery) 19—Howard Swan. 20-HaroId 26—Wilford Couillard (Maga Hill 27—Warren Williams zine Progrom] \ The above is our program schedule for the year 1953-54. If you wont to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee ter assist with the details. ' CHAS. SCHMITT, Program Chairman Telephone 589W 1 * V » ■i UNITED STATES POST&EE Tbe COLDWATER REFLECTOR T:'; ".’.jiTc;: Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 P . m ., A R L I N GTO N HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME '■Quality Co I.Jv;at,3r, ... v. 3 i'ro-uct.3, jlic!;. inc. �tf He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 47 May 28, 1954 At the regular meeting of the Coldwater Rqtary Club on Tuesday, May 25th the program was in charge of Lloyd Livermore who W0S assisted by his son. Bob. Bob 'vvas connected with driver education at the Coldwater High School when it began in Next week^s program is to be in charge of Carl Vinton ’.vho informs you-t Editor that he is going to tell of "Roads--past, present and future”. Carl should be able to do a good job since he has had years of experience in road construction. 1^48 and has always maintained an interest iri the program. Bob introduced Pat Lowe In connection with the good roads of w^o is at present one of the driver train- Michigan Rotarians might be interested in ihg instructors at the High School. Mr, knowing that nearly all the roads in Lowe showed a film entitled "Tomorrow’s Michigan as they were originally laid out. Drivers”. This film had James Stewart as followed the Indian trails as shown by the narrator. The film, sponsored by Dr, Hinsdale in his exhaustive study of "Your Chevrolet Dealer" gave a complete Indians, Sometimes in the past one wonders resume of ihe driving program and showed if the Highway Department followed the in particular the training program in the original trail of the Indian when he walkschools in Phoenix, Arizona where they ed around a mud puddle, start the program in kindergarten. The question and ans;ver period and group dis- Members having birthdays during May and cussion which followed the film brought June will sit at the special birthday out many points and the heavy contributors table next Tuesday, These should include to the discussion period were Carl Vinton, Biringer, Hurley, Keep, Lloyd Livermore, Pat Patterson and "Red" McKnight. Bob Lyon, McKnight, Patterson, Shorno, Skabo and Treat, Plans for "Ladies Night" for June 15th are under way and will be in charge of Harvey There will be no board meeting on June 3, Bent, However, It will be held at the Coldwater Country Club and Rotarians should no?/ - plan to arrange for a baby sitter that night to give the little woman a break. quests on Tuesday were Rotarian, G. F. Getschman of Detroit and Dale Ulery of Goshen, Indiana, President Ed tells us that there ●will be a joint meeting of the old and new Boards of Directors during the week of June 7th. In these days of displaced persons people are often faced with questions regarding immigration which puzzle them. Perhaps the article on the U. N. Control of A"^sent were Alleraier, Burandt, Dick Kerr, Immigration in the June Rotarian will help Komstein, Lyon, McKeith, Mulchahey, Munn, clarify your thinking. Picard and Treat, There were 10 early leavers and 3 of these are the old chronics. On April 23, 1954 there were 8154 Rotary Clubs in the United ^ates with a member ship of 384,000 in 88 countries, Since July of 1953 there have been 328 new clubs Red McKnight has a birthday on May 31st. ’et-Her call him up and sing "Happy Birth- founded. ciay'* to hiraj Did you know that Rotary Foundation now has 13,500,000. for its use? And that 41 Lohausen, our foreign exchange student, |1,50QP00. has been used for fellowships? is making a trip to Washington, D.C, with the High School seniors. The Rotarians Your Editor wants to acknowledge the very chipped in to help him on his way to the able help of Fred Weeks in gathering the bune of $43,00. news for this week's Bulletin, He is also contributing the THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: which is, "The best place to find a help ing hand is at the end of your am". Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BBONSON — Cengrogatienal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Bks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �.1' ■ ►V . ● ● N y_;v ● V I V U V h V-. . ● y i-. ■> ,♦ » ^4.v>: V* > v V ‘, < ●●Vj- * v■'■S^'^*jsS●. >* .I*-' . ■J, ^f< ●V I. i t t* ✓ ●T, *●- i.* / UNITED STATES M POSTAGE Sec. 34.66, P. 1. ;; i The COLDWATER aMm< 2 CENTS 2 Rotary REFLECTOR FreJoricic H. COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN \ Col'iwatcr, HOTEL WELCOME f Kich. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan O'liefcin No* 48 June 4, .t vh© regular meeting of the Coldwnter yiuh at the Arlington Hotel on Tuesday, June 1st, Bob Lyon. Don Shomo, Dick ji^’inger, Webb Treat, Bob Livermore and ?at Patterson sat at the birthday table ,vith their special cake. Happy Birthday A'ishes are in line to all of them. At the close of the school year we feel that some recognition should be made to the youngsters who act as patrol boys and girls at the street crossings. These youngsters give up play time and are out in all sorts of weather and certainly deserve more credit than they get at present. Ihe program was a talk by Rotarian, Carl 7inton which dealt with ”Roads--past, present and future", Carl has an ex cellent background for such a subject sipce he was at one time with the State 1954 When one considers the extreme ly low accident rate among school children due to patrol boys, and the high accident rate among adult predestrians. our faces should be very rede Highway Department and has done contract There will be a joint board meeting of construction work for many years in many places. He told us that in 1825 the Congress of the United States appropriated the $2500ft00 to build a 100 ft^, highway from Detroit to Chicago. ‘jhe Old Sauk trail. This would follow The $2500. built the 1953-54 Board and the 1954-55 Board on Wednesday evening: June 9th,- at the home of "Chick'' Kennedy. Ernie Luse, the incoming president, and Ed Holtz., our present president-,, will be joint hosts with "Chick", road as far as V/ayne, Michigan. However, progress was mad© each year and eventually "Red" McKnight and Rotary Ann Carol are in rhe road went through to Chicago. He told Annapolis attending the graduation and >s specifically of additional costs which ●ere brought about because of ill planned ' oads Y/hich might be influenced by pclit- commissioning of their son, Kent, who is taking further training in the Navy Air Corps and we understand is going to Pen ●cal influence. sacola, in 1310 the State Highway Commission was r/ormed add Horatio S, ^Ighv/ay Commissioner- Earl was the first The first attempt Florida for some 18 months. Ken Putnam, Bill Bobior are north prepar ing their summer cottage for occupancy. We understand that Vince Kornstein and \t read improvement was an effort to work ■:ut a combination of cciuity and state Dick Schultz v/ill join them this week-end. cads Our accompanist, Arlene Ritsema, plans to spend some of her summer at a coral work shop in Pennsylvania, After this she states she plaiis mo rest, recuperate and sleep. Later when Fi'urk P.odgers was ●ppeinted Highway v.-cTAii ssione r h ? brought to effect the stata reward pie-n which jisted in building rci-.^ds from county :eat to coLinty seatAt one t’me a lerldie.n road runn.Ing -rortn and south through Michigan was However, ?7 nery nearly ^arra3 icd uhere that oad 'voula have beer built b-..t v.'as much ■'Oi-e expensive than a road would This is a note t-" Rotary Anns, Be sure and have your bnoy sitter for the night of June 15tl:. v/hich L^riies Night at the Coldwater Ccantry Club where Keath Pearce ■'ave been because of its wandering all will be master of 'ver as it goes north any Rotarian wiggle out of taking his best gal out that evening! arl gave us some figures in that he told ●s in 1953 that there was six times as luch money paid into the Uc,So Treasury as he government, returned to the states for ceremonies. Don't let Absent were Avery, Barnes, Corwin, Hurley, Dick Kerr, "Red" McKnight, Harvey MosS;- Skabo, Teeter^. Trebilcock, Waldron, Way Until 1940, v^hen Michigan and ’'“illiams, ●'as the leader in road construction, the Our guests included George Farley of ost v/as $25,000, to $30,000. cer mile. Marshall, Jack vVarner of Jenesville, G,A, ●oad assistance. .n 1954 the cost is approximately $1000, OOGGeiauqu© of Edgerton, Ohio, Chas. Priest er mile. He also told us of the planned xpressways which will be main arteries H© does not ith feeder roads coming in. of Angola, and Chas. Speaks of Windsor. Ontario, We are glad to have these Rotarians with us. pprov© of toll highways. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: A college education never hurt anyone willing to learn somechronic on the list, Horrayi thing afterward. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring ClubRay Mulchahey T)iero were 6 early leavers and not a AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Ctierdi — Monday 12:15 M AlBtON — Parker Inn — Thuridoy 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Ckurdi - Wednotdoy 12:15 M STUBGIS — Bk( Tempi* - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofetwia — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �I ●' f.' I I I i ■ ■ iy i ● “ rr~ -v« ■"i ■ . ■« r.—'.-» -w /:r r, / ● -iiF« - »* «* ■-*. r.« f * i '■ n =^,.' t>' ..●A.\ ■ ■● i:.s: -* u" ■ff' , -U'-;- -‘ V l>rt * f'li- ■ *■ s , ! ■ a I ● H ■ k : i ’ *, /; :● / ● Sec. 34.66, P. L. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR d CENTS »● ** I Freieriolc by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p . m ., A R L I N GTO N VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME ■1 POSTAGE m9mM 5io®<il Published UNITED 1^ STATES ● ● ● Vioeks Quality 3pri:;^ i*.-o.iucD3, Inc Coldwater, jiicli. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan June 11, 1954 Bulletin No. 49 rhe regular meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club held at the Arlington Hotel on Tues ■ i June 8th, had as its speaker, Resident Ed has asked that something be put in the ^lletin regarding attendance at meetings. A Rotarian must attend QQf% K«5'n Hubbard, an attorney from Angola, Iijd. Mr. Hubbard was born in Menominee of the meetings throughout the year and he must attend 60^ of each individual meeting. This means that if he arrives at ●vlarquette University, Valparaiso Univer sity.^ nd Tri-State College. He has had considerable experience in trial law, is president of the Angola Kiwanis Club, and he arrives at 12:45 he must stay until 1:30. Should he fail to attend 60^ of each individual meeting, attendance cannot County in the Upper Peninsula, graduated f^om Stephenson High school, attended 12:15 he cannot leave before 1:00, or if be counted. IS a member of the Odd Fellows and Masonic The Following Rotarians were guests at the Club* Russell McGargle and Bob Stocker order. Mr. Hubbard told us of the life of U.S. Grant. He traced in some detail Grant’s of Bronson. Al Lohausen, our exchange student, was also a guest; Red" Mc&iight military career stating that while he did had Otis Granum of Lansing os his guest; attend West Point he did so against his 'wishes and he had no desire to make the Army a life career. He served for some years in the Army and later was asked to resign because of inebriation. Later, and another guest v/as Dick Rhodes of Hastings. at the time of the -war between the BE SURE AND VOTE AT SCHOOL ELECTION ON MONDAY, JUNE 14TH. states, he became a member of Yates* Hellions Absent on Tuesday were Avery, Corvin, Regiment, being promoted finally to Hougen, Bob Livermore, McKeith, Patterson, Brigadier General and from then on his rise was rapid because of his outstanding military accomplishments. Mr, Hubbard Shaw, Skabo, Teeter, There were 7 early leavers, told us of the battles of Shiloh, Vicks- -There^is to be a delayed broadcast of the hurg, and the Battle of the wilderness. Rotary Convention in Seattle on Sunday Thomas and Vinton, evening, June 13th from 6:30 to 7;30 been studied by every war college and Eastern Daylight Saving Time. This is to u?itary organisation of the xvorld as ex- include music by the Seattle Symphony Orchestra and v/ill also carry an address anples of polished military maneuvers. by President of Rotary International, He went on to state that Grant’s tactics ire ,„a McComb announced that two boys, Mel ;p"ji-ard and Eldred Johnson, are to attend Joaquin Serratosa Cibils, of Montevideo- Uruguay. Be sure and -tune in to hear this .'’U]p Emery, near lAuskegon, from June 23 through June 26, Stew Picard is furnish- The Executive Boards for the years 1953-44 !.n.g transportation to and from camp, Jim also announced that Nelson Curtis is be- and 54-55, 14 in number, had a very fine II evening at the home of Chick" Kennedyt We ing sent to the Boy’s State at Lansing by understand the food was out of this world. It was decided at the meeting to send 2 boys or 2 girls to the Y.M.C.A, camp. The +-ie Rotary Club. selections will be made later* :T’T FORGET lADIES NIGHT 7:00 P.M. AT ●? COLDWATER COUNTRY CLUB TUESDAY, JUITE F, BE THERE AND BRING THE ROTARY ANNI Checks have been issued to ■ 1 ^U.*SIC, BRIDGE, AND A GOOD DINNER IS Center and the bounty Infirmary to help 'MISLD. furnish rooms. The total was $786.60 to be split evenly. the Health somebody please enlighten your Edi'bor ; r;-arding "a deer cinch"? He has lived Your Editor is going to carry on for the the northern peninsula for many years year 1964-55 and before the first of tAily Cut this is a nev; one. is going to circulate a questionnaire as t;', what members want in the Bulletin. It wii.L erg Skabo has been ill but is better now. be appreciated if you will consider the j*r.« hair cuts of President Ed and Jim matter. It is JPour Bulletin and we v/ant to publish that which you feel is of interesc and value to the Club. McComb certainly demonstrate how to get your money's worth when you pay the barber. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE QUINCY - Union Church Monday 12:15 M BBONSON — Cengrogetionol Church — Wodnotdoy 12:15 M ANOOU CoUogo Cofotoria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thur<day T2:15 AA. STUBGIS Elki Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CBEEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �\ 1 ● 1 ■ I > I /. ! ^ 'i ).< V . f. 1 ‘ £v“' yT‘ ■ 4 ■7^ ● ji' r\SL|ta<:*j UNITED T^e COLDWATER Rofary REFLECTOR |£ STATES V/7 Set..^34^^,.p, by COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m A RLI NGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS '4'eeLs Quality Spring Products, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER VISITING ^ CENTS *» I V /^y\r'^y Frederic): H. Published HOTEL WELCOME Cold??ater, A POSTAGE «ich. Inc* r �1 (t He Profits Most Who Serves Best n The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin. No. fO®<3| 50 The party for Rotary Anns which was held at the Coldwater Country Club on June 15th, from all reports, v;as a marked success, There were 47 Rotarians present with a total attendance of 103 including guests. The music was furnished by Bob Baraby and his orchestra of Lansing, The June 18, 1954 Your Editor spoke at the Marshall Rotary Club on Tuesday noon and was quite in terested in their program of visitation. Members from the Marshall Club v/ill have attended meetings of every Rotary Club in the District and some outside the District by the end of this current year. The ladies ’vere given minatures and carnation usual delegation is about 8 and plans were corsages as favors, Al Lohausen, our exchange student from Austria, spoke to the group. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Aitchison, with whom Aj Bohausen has been living during the past school year, were present as guests being made on lest Tuesday for 10 members to visit the St. seem that this John’s Club. It would is an excellent idea as no two clubs operate exactly alike and each club may have something which another club could use. We strongly recommend this to next year's President, Ernie Luse. Of the Club. Fred Weeks and Bob Stocker, We believe that cigars (even small ones) fere in order as the result of President Ed being elected to the Coldwater Comm unity School Board in last Monday's election. Did you knov/ that the Rotary Foundation was founded in 1928 and that the funds of the Bronson Club, are attending the American Assoc iation of Cost Accountants’ annual meeting in Chicago this week. If you have not read, be sure to read, the article on page 14 of the June Rotarian which is entitled "Let's Get Tough Minded'J It is one of the best articles that has nov/ total approximately $3,500,000. These appeared in recent Rotarians and would seem that a great many people are recep funds are used frequently for emergency tive if not gullible regarding things help to Rotarians and their families in times which are read and heard and it might be v/ell worth while to carefully weigh the of disaster. From this Foundation Fellowship grants things v/hich one hears and reads. They average about $2500.00 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Many a live wire and $1,500,000, have been spent for such A person accepting a Felldivwould not have so many sparks were it not Fellov/ships, for his connections". ship must, as a condition of his accept are made, ance, be available to district clubs for talks upon his or her return to the United States, This year 109 Rotary Fellows are studying in 33 countries. Ray Mulchahey District 219 has as its current Fellow, Rachel Sue Rerick of Sturgis who is studying in Wales and upon her return to this country will be available for talks, Here's a chance for somenne tr> hove an excellent program. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Umen Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregaHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Tempi* — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria ~ Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Poet Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �c i r i 3 - J i I j * ' ,r : V, # ● ' Cj'* ■ifj t \) ^ < J J < ●y I.' A I '' . ‘ I .'a \ 1 ●» ● ^nj’ ●) *! £ -■■. ■ ● I r ■ m >^1. r* 1 f s. **^ /'C\*» l.<> ●1 t ■ >●■ ● * '♦ UNITED' STATES fee. ,34i6&. The COLDWATER '5; €6111$: 4 ^10'^ l■b#<3ll Frederick H, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME k PuSTauc k Rotary REFLECTOR Published by Lj.' ■ V.’eaks Quality Sprinjj Froiucts, inc* Coldwater, eflicd. T. ' �June 18, 1951+ The Board of Directors of Idle Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below# Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week# Name Dr# Harold Mitchell Major Classification Minor Classification Institutions, and Coldwater State Homo Hospitals AA J# A# Kennedy, Secretary 1/ �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, June 25, 1954 51 Rotary Club held at the Arlington Hotel, We understand that Guvarie Coffman just returned from a flying trip to the east. juesday, June 22nd, Ernie Luse was pro gram chairman and had as the speaker, It’s good to see Ray Fox bock from Florida Ait the regular meeting of the Coldwater Ifrs, Luella Hamilton, who is the Home for the summer. Demonstration Agent for Branch County, Mrs, Hamilton showed a film which was pro- Rotarians are going to be surprised at ^ced by the United Airlines, entitled ^This Idea Took Wing". This program is jiarticularly interesting to people of Michigan since the headquarters of the Moral Rearmament Organization has for a number of years been situated on Mackinac the "new look" which the Bulletin heading vdll have the year of 1954-55, Pat Patterson has come up with something new, unique and different. Don Shorno, we understand, is taking two weeks vacation at his cottage at Morrison J.sland, and its influence has been felt iiwch more in the northern part of Michigan Lake, ihan it has been around Coldwater, The film embodied the ideals at which Dick j^iianguese who was a former Rotarian democracies and the World in general in Cbldewater and is now living in New Orleans, Louisiana, visited Coldwater recently. Should aim and certainly the United Air Lines are to be commended for doing the Excellent job which they did and making Available the film to demonstrate how the idea works. We understand that Jess Waldron bought a new cottage on Wayne Beach at Coldwater Lake, We do not know, nor have we been able to learn, what the program is going to be on We.appreciated the services of -the new June organist, ii^rs, Rasmussen, since we recall 29th. Webb Treat and Chuck Woodward, we under stand, are taking off for Land-LivinLodge this week-end. We sincerely hope that they catch some fish and that they how flat the singing was last summer with out an accompanist. Guests included Warner VenAken’s son, Brj'ant, of near Indianapolis; Joe Houghton ^'re able to tell your Editor what a "deer- of Battle Creek; Don Leonard, gubernatori Cinch" is when they return. al aspirant of Detroit; Harold Smith of Coldwater; Harold Irick, who was the guest A tip of the hat is due Jim VanWhy for ^he excellent food he has been serving to the Club, It is a vast improvement over what we ate several years ago. We understand that Bob Shaw is being appointed to the School Board to replace Willis Hodgman who resigned recently. Rotarians should stop around and see Pat Patterson's renovated print shop and his newly painted cottage at Morrison Lake, of Vince Komstien, Al Lohausen, our exchange student, and the following Rotarians; Bob Stocker of Bronson, Dr. T. A, Weaver of Dayton, Ohio, Howard Eggles ton of Toledo, Ohio and Dale Ulery of Goshen, Indiana, There were 8 early leavers, 3 of the chronics being in the group. Absent were: Dick Biringer, Coffman, Corwin, Hurley, Kennedy, Bob Livermore, Shaw, Van V/hy, Vinton and Way, Barney Trebilcock, we understand, is driv ing a new car, furnished by the City of THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Coldwater, Your Editor atidl maintains Idiat he (the Editoris in the wrong You can't stop people from thinking; the trouble is to get them started. racket, We also understand that Barney has a new air conditioner for his home. This is understandable since a Cousin Jack who comes from the Copper Country certain ly must have suffered in the last two weeks from the Ray Mulchahey heat. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M BRONSON ANGOLA CongregaHenol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M College Cafeteria — Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern Monday 12:15 M �V .1 . L % i V t ^ K I u V . 7 *' f -i. ● , jy-’’ Tf ri. '● I TTS ly. ': 'x.-nM-s^ - ’- - p ">* * t ●<●● f ●' *C r r- . ^ h^ . rr--- V** r ■"'K i K j. >. « !. ● I trrj-; ^ ●. ^ t <● 1 ^ t 'L;/' ● ^ ●.VC ■ Vr ● ♦. . t i> ●- T iiii . - . T C^ 77ZT -; 4 ’- V ●%^A ;; f* ●4,". ● W: « ● . .> *- . -V UNtTCD Ip STATES The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. * lAv *«A*U Rotary REFLECTOR Published Fr'jiparicli MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME i d CENTb 2 li. Quality i^ri..s rroiuccs» Col'irat'ir, -.lieu. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER 'Vfs* f V by COLDWATER, Ip POSTAGE Inc« �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best }} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan yo . July 2, 1954 BZ fc>®a: *T ■u This is Bulletin NO. 52, the last one the year 1953-54, Your Editor wants to know that he has enjoyed getting out the Bulletin each week and I want those ^ ^ . Schmidt who introduced Mrs. Ora Bohley of the Branch County Health Dept, end Mary Jane Clark, occupational thera- Low that I appreciate it. Especially pist, for the Huisdale-Branch Diatyict Health cnit. They outlined the work that have been very helpful. Edison School, telling how the children people who have helped me gather news to Ken Putnam and Fred Weeks, both of whom is being done during the summer at the started, the work that is being done, and their plans for the future. Mrs. are i^esident Ed, who served the Club during ihe 1953-44 year, wishes the following message given to all club members: "Fellows :"My year” has certainly flown by, and I want to thank you all for ef :4 Bohley showed slides depicting the activities both here and in Hillsdale where the health unit has inaugurated a swimming program at the College pool. '■ most pleasant and satisfying experience. Next week’s program is to be the incoming Serving as President of Coldwater President’s Day and will give Ernie luse Rotary has given me great personal a chance to strut his i satisfaction, and it is my sincere wish that you will all show president Ernie the same fine cooperation and loyalty that you have given me. I believe that each #f you should feel a very keen satisfaction on having ' stuff. It has been suggested that when a guest is introduced that his classification be given at that time, It was further sug- gested that if there is a member in the completed another fine year of Rotary club with the same classification as that Guests on Tuesday included the following would seem that this is a good suggestion. fellov;ship and progress. Again thanks”. Jlotarians! W, K. Bools of Blanchester, Ohio; Howard Eggleston, Toledo; Dick Cox, R.J. Megargle of Bronson; Bill Biker of Romulus, Michigan; George Meyer and Chas. Bledsoe of Angola, Indiana, Guvarie poffman had as his guest. Hugh Wolf of Tenafly, N. J., and Alex Lohausen, our exchange student, was also a guest at the Club. A1 tells us that very shortly he will be re-fcuming to Austria. of the guest, that he make himself known and sit with the man during lunch. It Barney Trebilcock is attending the first annual Michigan Public Works Conference which is being held at the Kellogg Center He was to at Michigan State College, preside at the afternoon meeting on Thurs, July 1st. In the next few weeks the Bulletin is go ing to outline how a new member is taken into Rotary,. These rules are laid down There were only 3 early leavers# by R.I, and should be followed to the letter. If they are, no one will be Absent were Biringor. Burandt, Harris, Jackson, Bob Kerr, Dink Kerr, Kornstien, embarrassed, no one will be hurt, and no ^ob Livermore, McKeith, McKnight, Moss, Muni\g Penningtctt, Way, Also Trebilcock and Vinton who -mado up. Woedwerdj on behalf of the Club, presented a Poet, President's pin to Ed Baltz, Also, a belated preseirbotion. of a -Setfretery^-s pin tcLSrnie Luse. one will have to make excuses. Step 1. Write to the Secretary or the President of ihe Club proposing the name of the man whom you think ●would bo a good Rotarian, giving his full name, address, and business. Having done this no further steps shouH be taken until the writer hears from the Secretary of the Club and the master should rest at this poirrt. Ji ’tip of the hat and good Wishes to Jess 7?ald»on who has juat been %ppoiirt:©d chair*-Wo are sorry to lose our song loader, man of the Hospital iioow MTni»hing Comm. Mauri-ce Payne, who has been ordered by for ^ Hanlth Centei% This will his dooto-r to take a rather lengthy give, him a ohffnce to use hi# saleemanshipk TimoQtio», His place will bo hard to fill; Rweed beisome i^paownced tb#t 1# i<^ & soon We understand thaH; Howard Teeter has a now Chris-Craft to go with his cottage at Coldwater Inke, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION - Pork.r Inn BRONSON — CongrogoHonal Church — Wodnosday 12:15 M STURGIS ANGOLA - Celkgo Caf.lwla - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavorn — Monday 12:15 M Elks T.mpU — Monday 12:00 M �I t t ●t 1, * ..9 K * \ I 1, I .. > I r > % f' ● \s' l.v. .»● i.' r.: i L. i '- A . *- Js f ●4 ' O r . . - ■ '●■ c , k I f < t i ; ( ●● ●< * / I .- . .i >4- * r .2 r ●i ,1 .* UNITED The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ✓<' V/ } Sac^34.66..JW>^ 3 o :o A^fry^ Published by Freieric!: ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER Quality Coldv.ater, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m.. ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME .^kwtacei 4 / . 3?71 COLDWATER. v;i^ -TTATE.T M 6^ i-ro-iu IJich, L 3 t iuc �ef He Profits Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan i' Bullotin No I 1 7/ith this issue, July 8, the bulletin Red McKnight is still for the Golden Anniversary Year of Rotary makes it bov?. Wo Dale Dean has joined the economioal group, in that he is sure he gets his money's worth when done an excellent job in the making of the heading. If you believe he has, tell him so. If you don’t believe ho has, he gets his hair cut. koGp quiet because it won’t have on vacation at Higgins Lake* believe that Pat Patterson has do you any good to gripe. 1554 ¥.’e are sorry, to hear that Mrs. Dale Dean has been in the Com munity Health Center, but arc We 5,000 on hand to use. very glad that she is improving, With the first meeting of the year vath Ernie Luse as president, the club members had a chance to get some of the gripes off their chests, some of the good things said 7/hich they feci the Ralph Toupalik who will have as his two Club deserves and also make suggestions Coldwater Rotary Club. Next we ok’s program will be in charge of guests, Mel Picard and Eldred Johnson,. v;ho spent a v/eek at Camp Snory as guests of tho for the improvement of operation and administration. Some of tho suggestions At the Recent board of directors’ meeting, tion, some of the gripes will be correctod and some cannot be corrected. King and Bill Frankhauser as honorary members of tho Coldwater Rotary Club. Other made we believe will be put into opera- it was unanimously voted to include Ira Those carly-leavcrs who missed this meeting missed a good chance to find out what is going to happen in the matters which came up for discussion were the depository for the funds of the current coming year, yofir, l§54-55, the procedure for admission of new members to Rotary and apparently Ernie wishes to acknow - ledge his appreciation to the men who stayed for the meeting. year, the setting up of a budget for the this is still causing some difficulty. The Board of Directors voted to adh ore On July 16 Pat Patterson and his Rotarystrictly to the procedure laid down by RI. ann have a wedding anniversary. On July 13, Lloyd Livermore and his ffotaryann Stop No. 2 for admission to Rotary is the have one and on July 12, Mark Andrews approval by the Board of Directors of the and his Rotaryann have theirs. T/on’t man whos*c name has been submitted for memyou make a note on your calendar for borship and then the referral of his name these days and give the Rotaryann a ring? to the Classification Committee, The solo rc , , sponsibility for admission to membership Birthdays for the week of July 11 include rests in the final analysis with the Board Hnrvey Bent whoso birthday is on the 11th of Directors, and perhaps a belated call to Russ Moore whose birthday was on July 3 xvould be in order. Torg Skabo is to bo complimented in setting up with Jim McComb a new committee in Com Guvarie Coffman who celebrated his 80th munity Service, that of Community Safety birthday on July 8 received recognition program could come of such a committee. for his longevity of life, his Rotary membership and his prowess as a golfer by being presented with a birthday gift by John Walker, fellowship chairman. We sincerely hope that he makes it 100, at least. and it would seem that a good educational There were 8 early leavers, Those absent were: Allemier, Davidson, Dick Kerr, Komstcin, Bob Livermore, McConkey, McKeith, Moore, Mo ss, Patterson, Payne, Putnam and Vinton. Harvey Bent and the family are having a vacation at Canada Shores, Coldwater Lake, Thought for tho Day - ”A charitablo man is like an apple tree—ho gives his fruit Ken Putnam and his family have just returned from Lnnd-Livin near Gaylord. and is silent; the philanthropist is like the hen." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. COMMITTEES OF MICH. This BY committee coordinate A. Buyer-Seller sholl supervise the activities of . the Magazine Committees and such i club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer DIRECTORS B. Clossificotion. Aken, Barney Trebilcock John Swan Aken Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday of each month, J. Taylor, Chicago, and INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, E. Schmidt, MMnes 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary 24-Ed Holtz ROTARY Payne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Mich. Meeting) Van Aken 14—Guvarie Coffman Ed! Thomas. Picard, the members of IS—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken 29—John 28-Chef Allemier ■vancemenf of international good will and professional are under- peace o world fellowship this united in the ideal of service, discharging their respon-jn^^^^j ^ . in their vocational relo*!. , committees and In the-B. Internotional appointed Mark , Chairman, - Andrews. of men Barnes Mae Information, on particular phases of vocationaljC. Internofional Student Project, service, this committee shall super-1 Ed Holtz. 5—Don Harris 26—Hal Munn Biringer 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 16—Surprise Meeting 24—Bob 23—Keith Pearce Livermore 31—Chas. Woodword 30—Carl Vinton JUNE 7—Dale Dean (Lodies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss 21—James McComb 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Worren Williams 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas McKeith JULY 4—Robert B. 5—President's Meeting Kerr 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—James Van Why Associations) 19—Wilford Couillord 25—Roy 26—Wayne Woy ' Pofterson (Magazine) HARVEY BENT, Prqgram Telephone 743*W i a - \ f i I The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, ) Fr-iieric.% H. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12: 15p.m..ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME (International Contacts) 1 Published (Rotary Information) y- f (Crippled Children) 11—Sto Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meetir>g) MAY JANUARY Contacts. Jackson APRIL DECEMBER SERVICE |To encourage and foster the od- tionships and in improving the'^' '"i^^^honal general standards of practice in McKeith. their respective vocations. Byron Moore 8—Bob Lyons (Fair Grounds] 21—lewis Pennington The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the eh ange. , Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. -f ' MARCH I—Russ 7—Worner 9—Richard i Sfu. INTERNATIONAL ossist event Jackson, sell Waldron. Rice Student) Weeks 2—Stog Night—H. J. McKnight Dale Dean, Rus-, Charles C. Rural-Urban, Maurice sibilities INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. 17-Bill 12—Otis ' Dole Dean.jD. Youth. Sergeont-at-Arms. info effect plans which will guide business George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois discharge' nom. committee shall devise and carry through III. ROTARY to Rotary — "to encouroge Vocational Service Committee: This,standing, INTERNATIONAL ! the Community' B. Crippled Children. Harvey Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put- ' Woodward. J. SECRETARY 15-AI (Internationol Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be, Vincent Public DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL Relations, Relations] 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 31—Fred Committee 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) B—Paul Hurley (Competitor Ed every Rofarian to his personal, OCTOBER business and community life." The: 5—Mark Andrews effect of this object is to influence! (Internotional Information) Ray Mulchahey. Rotarions, individually and as' Bent. Holtz. ROTARY of FEBRUARY Burandl Williams, Walker. K. Music. Herbert Warner Information. Kornstien, Hoi Munn. I. Rotary Information. President the duty of PROGRAMS thoughtful of and helpful to oth- ● 19—Keith Avery ers in the community. E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. 26—Vincent Kornslien i (Public Information] F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Robert Show. Webster A. Community Safety. Treat. G. Program Chairman. Harvey NOVEMBER H. 12:15 Special Meetings ot the call of the PRESIDENT 3—Gust obligations of the third object; ond ■ Van foster the ideals of service by' C. Club Bulletin. D. Fellowship. James Van James McComb Von Warren Holtz. Holtz Weeks Paul COMMUNITY SERVICE Is Service Livermore. The President, Vice-President, end— Fred Relations. Charles Schmitt, It A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Fritz Wm. Woodward. Fritz Van Aken, Chairmon Howard _ ROTARY other committees as moy be ap- O. Four-Way Test. John Jackson, pointed on particular phoses of'r Trade Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Ed Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 1954-1955 AUGUST Bobier. the Clossifieation, Membership, “-Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-' Hurley, ELECTION the activities :Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS Ivise and eoordinote of such committees. CLUB SERVICE '.Vu-si'.s Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, liicii. Chairman �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. July 16, 1954 2 Perhaps some information regard ing the new president of Rotary Ijiternational would be in orders The program for the day was in charge of Ralph Toupalik who had as his guest speakers, Marvin Michigan should be proud of the Picard and Eldred Johnson, both fact that he comes from Pickford which is a small town in students border of Chippewa and Mack inac counties and lies about south of the Soo. who re- cently spent a week at Camp Emory* They described the origin of Camp Emory which came into being in the early ’20s* It was purchased by the Muskegon Rotary Club and the northern peninsula on the 22 miles of the C.r,S ● * He originated the Four-Way test and recently gave the copyright of this since 1949 600 boys hove attended the Rotary Youth Leadership l925 and was at one time president of the Training conferences* The Muskegon Club has spent about $19j,000, in improvements Pauls Volley Oklahoma Club, He is a member and a past president of the Chicago in the last 5 yearsL It is limited to 16 to R.I. He has been a Rotarian since Rotary Club, in R.I* He has held several offices His business interests cover a wide variety of projects from manufactui*» ihg to banking* He has always been in terested in boys and sponsor^ one of the largest boys’ camps in the UlS* and 17 year old boys who have something about the shoulders and is not intended for fullbacks or the tracks* the lads who live across It is intended only for.boys who show real leadership potentiali'feie s* This Club wishes him the best in the Golden Anniversary Year* Step No, 3» Afteh the Classification Committee has considered the application and reported to the Board of Directors as Here are some statistics regarding the to'the correctness of the classification* the Board of Directors theh infers the Coldwater Rotary Club. We do not have the complete dope but here is what the recent questionnaire showed: 19 men have served a total of 59 years, 2 months in the U.S. Anny; 2 men served a total of 4 years, 6 months in the USNRj 3 men name of the proposed member to the Member ship Committee for consideration and re ports as to the eligibility of the pros pect from the personal side* served a total of 11 years, 8 months in Next week’s program will be in charge of the Air Corps, and 1 man served 1 year Harold Hill who is having Barney Trebil- in the TT.S. Marines* This makes a total cock discuss the zoning ordinance for the of 76 years, 4 months that the members have given in service in the Armed Ser Club, vices, 12 men served in WWII and 7 served in WVI. Two served in both WWI and WWII. It would seem that as usual Dr, Harold Mitchell was inducted into the the members of Rotary have carried the Club on Tuesday, July 13th, We do not have up-to-date information on him (this will bo given later). He was formerly a ball in the past. Rotarian in Big Rapids and was admitted Byr^ Thomas will not be with us next under the classification of Public Institutions, Week. He tells us that he is attending the midwest center of School Administra tors which is being held at the Univer sity of Chicago* It is reported that past president, Ed Holtz, is driving a new powder blue Buick* We are wondering if he bought it from the Studobaker dealer. We are very glad to know that Earl David son is reported to be on the mend at the Vacationers included Mark Andrews, Ken Putnam, and Fritz VanAken, who were north University Hospital* His room number is 5348 should anyone wish to drop him a cord* fishing; and Harvey Bent of Coldwater Lake, Many thanks to Bob Herr for providing a There were only 5 early leavers, and none television so that the members might see the All-Star baseball game. of them were the ’’chronics". THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: It ain't the heat. it’s tho humidity that bothers people lately* ■Rny Mul chahpy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP, YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF This BY ivise and coordinate the octivitie* of committee shall 'A. Buyer-Seller supervise coordinate the activities of „ Classification, Membership. ELECTION Charles Schmitt, club service, in order to develop' Woodward. The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz James McComb Classification. Warner Robert Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first Show. G. Program iA. Community Choirman. Bent. H. 12:15 Public. Informotion. Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Information. I. Special Meetings ot the call of tl(e Harvey I J. Sergeont-at-Arms. K. Music. Maurice Holtz. Vincent Dale III. ROTARY ●International ● George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put- Thomos. Payne, V VOCATIONAL SERVICE Do(e Dean, Rus-' E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. MARCH 1—Russ 7—Worner Van Aken 14—Guvarie Coffman 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Akon (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington 59=refm-55El5on~^ 28—Chet Allemier Stu. Picard, Byron INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 1 PflM foster the dd- ● jvoncemenf of inter'tiatTollsr'under- This standing, good will and peoee commitlee.Uhall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide'business end- professionol men and assist the members of this^united in the ideal of service, ^.is'hor^lng their responin fheir vocotional r^lo- . , fionships and in improving fhe,^- -fibilities service, this comrnittee shall supor-l 12—Otis ntz 5—Don Harris (Crippled Children) II—Stu Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-Stale Meeting) Barnes 19—Keith Av^ry Kornstien ' Information) jwan. Chairman, .t . Contacts, MAY Ed Holtz. 9—Richord Student 3—.Howard Swan . 10—Lester Wise Btringer 17—Bob Show (Ladies' Night) ,16—Surprise Meeting 24—Bob 1 DECEMBER 7—Boiney' Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Willioms 14—Harvey Moss McComb 26—Mac 28—Byron Thomas 4—Robert B. McKeilh (International Contacts) JULY 5—President's Meeting Kerr 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee Project, (Rotary JUNE ' 7—Dole Dean (Ladies' Night) 21—James Livermore 31—Chos. Woodward Information) Vinton JANUARY Mac 26—Hoi Munn 2'^Stog Night—H. J. McKnlght 30—Corl Moore 8—Bob Lyons 23—Keith Pearce general stondards of practice in McKeiin. GOVERNOR 219TH .DISTRICT, ROTARY their respective vocations. In the|B' International Information, event committees are appointed! Mark Andrews, INTERNATipNAL on portieulor phases of vocolionaliC. International Dr. T. Weeks Webster Waldron. Dean.[D. Youth. PRESIDENT SECRETARY’ (International Student) (Public Children. Rice Meeting) Holtz 26—Vincent .ram. sell oedtione i-6ennee-C«mmtttee: INTERNATIONAL Safety. Charles C. Rural-Urban, ( GENERAL 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary 24-Ed NOVEMBER Moss, Don . DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Toylor, Chicago, Treot.^ B. Crippled Woodward. President ROTARY Relations) 15-AI 17-BIII Milnes Von ers in the community. E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes,jJomes McCorhb, Chairman. Von'Aken Fred Weeks J; ' Feljpwship. James Von Why, members of the Rotory Club, to be John Wolker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth¬ D. - Swan Herbert 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safely) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Rotary — "to encourage and foster the Ideals' of service .by every Rotarlan to his personal, OCTOBER Aken, Warren Williams, Ed business and community life." The Holtz. 5—Mark Andrews effect of this object is to influence (International Information) C. Club Bulletin. Roy Mulchohey. Rotorlans, individually and as B. eoeh'month, FEBRUARY 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 31—Fred obligations of the third object Livermore. Thorsday of Relations, COMMUNITY SERVICE A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Fritz Paul the Aims and Objects Committee. It is the duty of the Community Fritz Van Aken, Chairmen Service Committee to disehorge DIRECTORS Barney Trebilcock _ tion of the plans and program ofi LESTER WISE, Treosorer Howard Relations. Relations. Bobier. the Magazine Committees and such’ the club machinery on the execu-| JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary PROGRAMS 3—Gust Burandt other committees as may bo op- D. Four-Way Test. John Jackson, pointed on particular phases of!g Trade Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Ed ROTARY AUGUST Wm. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-i formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 1954-1W5 such com>nittees. iFred Weeks, Chairman. Function* of the CatmntTfee MICH. and the OFFICERS COMMITTEES CluOWVicT’*”^ Rel.) 18—James Von Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) The abovo Is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a eomrfiiflee to assist with the details. Associations) 19—Wilford Couillord 26—Wayne Way HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ●VT . ' y X r. J SJ f ■ '■■r: nC-T: ■ I. I J- '«■ !- ‘rKitrh- li ●m , pT {.»> ■ .i ●* ^ I* r S' The COLDWATER UNITED 2 R. ; STATES POSTAGE Rotary REFLECTOR 1.^-W ? CENTS 2 f Published by Fre^iuric!: :i. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME V.'uoiis Quality Si-r'inis Pro-iucts, Coldwatcr, Inc. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 'ulletin No. lease draw a ug ;st jCth. July 23,' 3 circle *.1,954 President Ernie Luse has ask ed that the Chairmen of the around This is to be various DAY at the Cold- service committees submit IN WRITING the report for their plans for the com ●ater 'Rotary Club and Dist. iqve.nor. fed Schmidt, will je . present. It is hoped, d prayed that we ing year. These must be in by August 2nd at the latests .'ill. hn."" a a 100^ E'c':eiidance^ ^ '?he Colawatev Rovary l'..ub regret-; oxceac'ingiy I iPavids.ir, cf EarT. c iiiember Due 'ecognj.hir;r 'v^as giv<.;n -t 'n Tuesc?'/ "j.a*. n all me/ibe. ? llnb meav;: a;; tc :.d while h ^^e■r- offered uord .= .. rayer li& lors I'i-ll be keenly fe!lt rnd several .'lemberG hove remarked that one Step N''- t in the procedure 'iovtion .1 Dirn.t)/’S "/) r.'.fmberchi':', rev...ew. Cla n. Ification the Sno act.'.rnj of Board of the j<iemberihip Committees ond either sus+oi.r :: or re.l^ csr their actian. The } card of Directors is -ihe controlling body regarding the oleetion tc membership^ of Earl.'s ●.hief attributes was patience and toler●inceThe Club has not only lort a good Everett Hougen has a birthday^^on August 24^-the morning you get this Bulletin^ nomoer but the city of Coldwater has lost Call him up and sing ^ booster who worked for the good of the him. Happy Birthday” to ●●●ommunity as a whole and was ever willing ;o dc more than his share. Our sympathy ;oes out to Mrs. Davidson and his family. Next week three Rotarians have birthdays--* all the same day—Stewart Picard, chuck Schmidt and your Editor—Thursday, July 29. 'lore are some more statistics regarding ●lotarians; Of those revolting: 31 were larried in Sept 6 in January; 6 in Uig'.ist; June ran a poor fourth wi tn 4; .-'ebruary and May each had 3 weddingp; ■* f iarch, April and ●'●November 2; and ‘^.ily ind December each had 'uct i. ihe program this woek, under the chai..naii ship of Harold Hill, ^a£ exceller.tt ●barney Trebilcock told us of the orig'.u, of the planning commission, the pac-ii-ng of the zoning ordinance, the reasons why, what its aims were, and what it hoped tc do. He stated that the ordinance, pa.;.'ed in 1952, is now beginning to pay off fer the betterment of Coldwetei Hats off to The Club has received an announcement of "The Showboat' which is to be given on Monday eveninc'. ‘"uly 26, at Lowell.'- Mich. This is an annual Rt. Iv'c J'jn: is the proud papa of an 8 lb, 1 z/. d'^ughter, born Tuesday at the driRfT-.ni''y d!.jf5;.th Center, Ojtbcr ruests for the day included: V. L. Fran●isco, the guest of Ralph Toupalik; Louis ^.irn, We shall expect .ip-.rs or shoe strings. You ' Ed.s.tcr apparently missed some members v/ho are on vacation for which due apology is made t Barney TrebilcocI< tells us he is eat pasPieo, ordinance. Runcimn ‘Rct'i.r.g ns : nti-rlocutoro If you have not ●se'en this ihow,- it is well worth seeing. ?ic\ up a and be therei -.Rrney and Louis Zim, whose job it is to going .enforce the affair with Carl U.P. where he will probably saffron cake, and have him self a sauna, Harold -tiill tells us that he is planning on doing a big of gadding into the hills of southern Indiana, the Fire Chief of Coldwater; Harold -Lomer of Bellevue, Hiohigan: A1 Lowhausen; A tip of the hat to Howard Swan, who when lartin A. Lin^r and Jos, H. Buki of Hamilton, Ohio; Allen Stevens, White Plains, N.Y.; Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Jhio; E.W. Burkey, Mantua, Ohio; Chuck ^Hieeler of Union City; Howard Keyes of Bronson; and Howard Goodholm of Stillwater Dklahoma, leaving early Tuesday, came to ^resident Ernie and stated that he had an appoint ment that he could not We have a copy of "The Experiment" which i= dated Dec. 10, There were 9 early leavers; 2 of them the THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: If I keep my mouth Coldwater Rotary Club, 1934, which mentions many members who were chronics. octive at that time. George Snyder, Norm Kohl, Herb Lee, Frank Mooney, Alton Hutchins, gone but not forgotten. shut, I won't have to pay a fine." Razzberry, Dec. 5, avoid. These members are Ray Mulchahey 1955, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Consregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �I ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS ERNEST LUSE, BY OF MICH. COMMITTEES ;vise an^ coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE of such Functions of Fred Weeks. Chairman. the Committee ,.JA. Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise- Bobier. and coordinate the activities of .. the Clossification. Membership, ® Program, Fellowship, Rotary In- Hurley, ELECTION President pointed an particular phases of club service, in order to develop' Trade Associations, Woodward, other committees as moy be ap- D. Four-Way Test. tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Obieets Committee A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob B. Classification. Holtz Swan Van Fred Weeks Thursday of each /-I c D II month, 12:15 Public ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Tciylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. Rotary DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. 14—Guvarie Coffman sell Waldron. K. Music. Maurice Payne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Ed Thomas. Stu. 19—Keith Avery SERVICE 9—Richard 30—Carl members of in their vocational Howard Swan, Chairman. Information, on particular phases of vocationaliC. International Student event committees are appointedi service, this committee shall super*! Mark Andrews, Ed Holtz. The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the Swan Wise Livermore (Rotary JUNE McComb 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac McKeith Contacts) (International JULY 4—Robert B. 5—President's Meeting Kerr 12—Leslie Woodword (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee 18—James Van Why 25—Roy 3—Howard 10—Lester Information) 28—Byron Thomas Project, Monn 31—Chas. Woodward Vinton 21—James Mac Children) 11—Stu Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night] JANUARY Contacts. Jackson 24—Bob 14—Horvey Moss this united in the Ideal of service. rela BIringer 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) under- tionships and in improving the A. Internotional McKeifh. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the B. International Van Aken 29—John 26—Hal DECEMBER To encourage and foster the ad vancement of international 22—Fritz MAY 16—Surprise Meeting good will and peace committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business and professional men the Kornstien Information) 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnlght Byron Vocational Service Committee; This stonding, assist Information) Barnes 23—Keith Pearce INTERNATIONAL Lyons Banquet) Andrews (International Dale Dean, Rus- Picard, Moore 8—Bob 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports NOVEMBER Charles C. Rural-Urban, 1—Russ 5—Don Harris (Crippled 5—Mark Moss, Don Horris, Kenneth Puf- Dean. D. Youth. Aken APRIL nom. Information. Dale sibilities ROTARY Harvey MARCH Van (Public Children. Meeting) 7—Warner 26—Vincent Webster Rice Student) Weeks 28—Chet Allemier as Safety. Treat. iB, Crippled . . club in discharging their respon INTERNATIONAL 219TH Harvey i Vincent! J. Sergeant-at-Arms. and ROTARY Chairman. Information. Kornstien, Hal Munn. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR individually and jA. Community Woodward. Holtz. GENERAL ..ILL Shaw. Bent. I. President J. by Ed every Williams, PI G. Progrom H. Special.Meetings at the call of the Herbert service Holtz D. Fellowship. James Van Why,'members of the Rotary Club, to be John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to olh- Holtz. Robert Hegular Board of Directors Meeting, first PRESIDENT dischorge ■ers in the community. B. Magazine. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes,'James McComb, Choirmon. Aken DISTRICT 219 of 24-Ed 12—Otis Warren C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. Barney Trebllcock ideals 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington obligations of the third object the Milnes OCTOBER /* James McComb to 17-Bill SEPTEMBER Rotary — "to encourage and Van foster Warner Committee Relations) 15-Ai Retorian to his personol, business and community life." The effect of this object Is to influence Aken, The President, Vico-President, and— Fritz of Livermore. DIRECTORS Leslie COMMUNITY SERVICE Service 1—Webb Treat (Com. Sofety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor (International John Jackson, FEBRUARY 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 31-Fred ' It is the duty of the Community Fritz Van Aken, Chairmen PROGRAMS 3—Gust Burandt Relations, Charles Schmitt, LESTER WISE, Treasurer Howard Relations. Paul the Magazine Committees and such JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Ed Wm. formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee the club machinery on the execu ROTARY AUGUST Relatior^s. 1954-1955 TORG SKABO, Vice-President 1954-1955 coiTimittees. Rel.) Associations) 19—Wilford CouHlard Patterson (Magazine) 26—Wayne Way HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman details. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Telephone 743«W See. 34.6C . UNITED STATES postage 2 cc^'Ts ^ Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Frederick: H. Vi'csUs Quality Spring Products, Coldvrater, Llicin. 1qc« �tr He Profits Most Who Serves Best if The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. July 30, 4 NOW HEAR IHISI The follow We note in the 1954 traditions ing men, according to Ernie of the City of London, Luse, are to submit written listed in the as London Rotarian that the London Rotary Club, reports of the plans for com meeting in the Mansion House ing year, not later than Monday, August 2ndI Fritz Van Aken, Wayne Way, Warner Van Aken, Ray Mulchahey, John Walker, Roy Patterson, Bill Milnes, Harvey Bent, each week, meets on the site their committee for the of the Roman Encampment and on the exact spot where the ' commandant made quarters, Vince Kornstein, Charles Woodward, Dale Dean, Ifeurice Payne, Bill Bobier, Paul Hurley, Chuck Schmidt, John Jackson, Les Woodward, Jim McComb, Webb Treat, Ken Putnam, Stewart Picard, Mack Mc^eith, Mark Andrews, Ed Holtz, Also remember that all these men are to have dinner the- night of August 10th with jovenor Ted at the Arlington Hotel at TtSO. standsi his head¬ We wonder who lived where the Arlington now 300 years ago. On Wednesday, August 4th, youf Editor and Ernie Luse are to go to Jackson Rotary, and we will be very glad to take along anyone who wishes to go* If you are in terested in going) get in -touch with Ernie, We will leave Coldwater about 10;45 A.M. BE THERE! In -the recent News Letter from the Head Remember, too, that on August 10th quarters of the 9th Naval District, Great Govenor Ted Schmidt is to be with us Lakes, Illinois, it was announced that general interest films are available for presentation to groups. Requests for them,should be made to the District for the noon meeting, MAKE IT 100^, Here are some more statistics regarding the Coldwa-ber Ro-tary Club, It has been stated that Rotary Clubs are clubs of old men. The average age of a Coldwater Rotarian is 47 years, 10 months, 15 days. Public Information Officer, 9th Naval Disli Great Lakes, Illinois, Here’s a chance for someone to get hold of some good ft 1ms for programs. Apparently your Editor is in his dotage. Guests included the following Rotarians We are wondering if there is any way in which the August Rotarian could be dis from Bronson; Gordon Brewer and Wendell tributed to countries behind the Iron Hathaway. Curtain so that they would be able to read the article printed on page 9, Other Rotarians were Pale Ulery of Goshen; Howard Ratekin of Angola; Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio; ”A Line to Parallel", It certainly is Harold Goodholm of Stillwater, Oklahoma; worth reading, and considering. and Ed Meyer of Hammond, Indiana. to and from across the Roy Passage borders into Caldwell of Coldwater and Jack Elliott Canada is so easy and so pleasant that it of Lansing were also guests. gives one to pause and wonder just what is happening in this world. There were 5 early leavers last meeting— one chronic in the group. Absent were Avery, Hill, Dick Kerr, Munn, Patterson, Pearce, Rice and Thomas. Last week's program (we don't know just who was responsible but since it was pre sented by Wayne T/ay and Bob Livermore we'll give them the credit) was excellent. The film showing the hydrogen blast vras certainly an awe inspiring and fearful Next week's program is to have as its speaker, Al Louhausen, who is our exchange spectacle, student from Austria, THOUGHT FOR THE DAY; vote on August 3rd, Don't forget to It is difficult for one to picture the damage done by such an ex plosion and it is impossible to picture what might happen if such a bomb was drop ped on any of the cities which dot the Certainly such a weapon United States, is one that should not be used except in extreme circumstances and then only after every effort to avoid its use has failed, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern Elks Tempi, — Monday 12:00 M Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This BY of committee coordinate shall the ELECTION the Aims and Obiects Committee. Livermore. James McComb Barney Trcbilceck Swon Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday of each month, 12:15 President Leslie Associations. Chairman. Harvey Information. Vincent G. Program Bent. I. Public INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, III, Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Information. Dale K. Music. Payne, Maurice GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. 1—Russ Moore SEPTEMBER 21—Lewis Treat. Dean. D. Youth. Dole Dean, Rus SERVICE Picard, Byron INTERNATIONAL SERVICE of :Tq encourage and foster the edivoncement of International under- this united in the ideal of service, respon .Howard Swan, Chairman. sibilities in their'vocational rela-', tionships and in improving the general standards of practice ini their respective vocations. event committees ore , . , appeintedl Pennington 29—John 28—Chet Allemier McKeith. Mark Andrews, Mac Information, on portieulor phases of vocationoljC.' International Student Project, Ed Holtz. Jockson APRIL 5—Don Harris (Crippled Children] 5—Mark Andrews (International Information) 11—Stu 19—Keith Avery 26—Vincent . (Public Kornstien 26—Hal Information] 16—Surprise Meeting Munn 3—Howard Swon 10—Lester Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 24—Bob Livermore 31—Chas. Woodward (Rotary 30—Carl Vinton Information] JUNE 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss McComb 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac McKeith Contacts) 28—Byron Thomas 4—Robert (Tri-Stafo MAY 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richord Biringer 21—James Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) Barnes JANUARY - Contacts, In thelB. International service, this committee shall super-1 Banquet] 22—Fritz Von Aken (Foir Grounds) DECEMBER Vocationol Service Committee: This standing, good will and peace committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business and professional men the members 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports 23—Keith Peorce Stu. Thomas. Ed| 8—Bob Lyons Aken NOVEMBER 'B. Crippled Children. Horvey Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put ‘ VOCATIONAL MARCH It is the duty of the Community iServIce Committee to discharge obligofions of the third object Rice Student) Weeks Coffman sell Waldron. club In discharging their INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Holtz (International 31-Fred Van Charles C. Rural-Urban. J. Sergeant-at-Arms. and assist GENERAL ‘ SECRETARY ROTARY 24-Ed 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) 7—Warner nam. Woodward. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Milnes 14—Guvarie effect of this object is to influence Holtz. T. Jackson, 17-Bill 12—Otis H. Special Meetings of the call of the Dr. John ers in the community. E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, Jomos McComb, Chairmon. Robert Shaw.' A. Community Sofety. Webster Aken J. Relations, Relations) 15-AI C. Club Bulletin. Ray Muichohey. Rotarions, individually and- as D. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be John Walter. thoughtful of and helpful to oth Warren Holtz. 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting OCTOBER Aken, Holtz Herbert Paul af Rotary — "to encourage and the ideals of service by Warner Van foster personol, Ed every Rotarian to ● his Williams, business and community life." The B. Classification. FEBRUARY 3—Gust Burandt COMMUNITY SERVICE tion of the plans and progrom of DIRECTORS PRESIDENT Relations. Woodward. the club machinery on the execu The President, Vice-President, and— Weeks - Wm. Charles Schmitt, pointed on particular phases ofjc Trade A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Fred Relations. other committees as may be op- D. Four-Woy Test. Fritz Von Aken, Chairman Van _ club service, in order to dovelopi 1954-1955 ROTARY PROGRAMS ●AUGUST Bobier. of._ the Magazine Committees and such LESTER WISE, Treasurer Howard Buyer-Seller formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Fritz the octivities committees. the Classification, Membership,i®Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-I Hurley, 1954.1955 Ed A. supervise activities such Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS vise and coordinate CLUB SERVICE (International JULY B. 5—President’s Kerr Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Chorles Schmitt (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—James Von Why 25—Roy Patterson (Mogozine) Associations) 19—Wilford Couillard 26—Wayne Woy The above is'our program schedule for the yeor 1954-55. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W i T" I ( f )■. I I ■ ●■-y. !■ ●. ■ Jt L, UNITED STATES POSTAGE The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published 34.< dfe.1 -●“A.. ^ENTS 2 ■V" ■ by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Frederick H. Keeks Quality Spring TrodUctSt Coldwater* UicU« ♦ Inc, �ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best }f The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. August 13, 1954 6 Step No. 7 in the procedure to membership is as follows: The proposer fully informs prospect of the privileges and responsi bilities of Rotary membership At the Assembly which was held following dinner at the Arling ton Hotel on Tuesday night, there were 24 members pre sent and President Ernie stated that this is and the secures oral or writ ten permission to publish largest Assembly which his name has ever been held, plans fof the com to the Club. Rotary has always been ing year were dis cussed his interested in childre;*.. and those present seemed impressed with the sin cerity of Governor Ted and with his wish to strengthen Rotary and its Your help in the emergency March of Dvrtes to help some kid will be appreciated. Remember, it might be yoursi objectives. Governor’s Day has come and gene and Guests on Tuesday included the following Rotarians; John Money of Van ’iTert, Ohioj your Editor believes that Dist. 219 VTill Harton of Albion; Austin Pete and should feel itself very lucky in hav ing such a man as Ted Schmidt as Governor for the Golden Anniversary year, vyhen Gov. Ted addressed the Club on Aug. 10th he outlined some steps which he would Vf.K. Smith of Donora, Penn.; John Sundquist of Monmouth, 111; Bill Hanichen of like to have considered for ihe coming Sand Springs, Okla; the Sage of Quincy; year. sed that the Golden Anniversary year was and John Allen of Wilmington, Ohio. Other guests included John Bachman, the the anniversary of an idea in which guest of Byron Thomas, In outlining his plans he expres Burr Oak; John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio; Bob Wolf of Bronson; Harold Goodholm of Stillwater, Okla; A. R. Spaulding of Joe Schuetz of Service Above ^elf is the basis principle. Detroit, the guest of Stew Picard, Eric Swengel, the guest of Jim McComb, and He stated that Rotary is strongest in John Williams, the guest of his father, those countries where it was suppressed and outlined several things which he Warren »“illiams. feels should bo included in planning for the year 1954-55. 1. Make a study of Rotary and its community as to what the needs are, Past Diet, Gov. Ed Lincoln has done a masterful job in preparing a directory of then do it. Make plans, secure infor the officers of District 219. This in cludes the presidents, secretaries, and mation from R.I. as to how they can Bulletin editors of the help you, and then follow through on District. Should you wish to secure a copy of this, just drop Dist. Gov. Ted a note asking for it. the plan. clubs in the 2. Extend Rotary so that there is an increase of 10^? in each club. District 219 had an average attendance of 3. Do something to benefit youth in 37 clubs with a membership of 287. 87.7 for the month of June. This is with the community. Next week's program is in charge of Bill 4-, Help develop international good will. ilHlnos. He tells us it will deal with the popular American beverage, and we 5. Be good citizens and have a con sciousness of your duties as a citizen. The success of any club depends on the individual effort of each member. Absent were the following men- Fiskc, Allemier, Bob Livermore, Lloyd Livermore, Lyon, Mitchell, Patterson, Schmitt, don't mean beer. He says there's a film but there's no advertising with it. The next two weeks’ Bulletins will be edited by Ken Putnam. Your Editor is taking off for the north woods where he intends to hibernate, grow a beard, and fish. Vinton and Weeks. There was only one early leaver of the Ray Mulchahey Coldwater club. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON -- Congregotlonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This committee coordinote shall ... A. supervise the activities of „ ELECTION other committees as tion of the plans and program of' A. Attendance. DIRECTORS B. Classification. Aken, ^^1(2 Service Warner Warren of James McComb Barney Trebilcock E. Magazine. Aken Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Fred Weeks Robert Wm. Shaw. I. PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY J. GENERAL INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicogo, SECRETARY HI. George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. ROTARY ● Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Holtz Rotary to 1—Russ 14—Guvarie .ers in the community.- 21—Lewis ● 'A. Community Treat. (International 12—Otis Charles C. Rural-Urban. I (Public Ed’ Stu. Thomas. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 26—Hal Information) In the B. International Mork Andrews. on particular‘phases of vocational.C. International service, this committee shall super-i Ed Holtz. Livermore 31—Chos. Woodward (Rotary Information) JUNE 7—Barney Trebilcock Night) 14—Howord Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Moc MeKeith ’ ' (International Contacts) : JULY 4—Robert B. ●5—President's Meefing .12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr 11—Chorles Schmitt I Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' N'S^tt) JANUARY Information. Student 3—Howard Swan 28—Byron Thomas I Munn 10—Lester 24—Bob 7_Dale Dean (Ladies' u n Harvey Moss 21—James McComb Maci (Tri-State MAY ! DECEMBER this united in the Ideol of service, their respon- Howard Swan, .Chairmon. sibilities in their vocational rela-' , . , tionships and in improving the]^Contacts. general standards of practice inj McKeith. ore appoinfedl Kornslien 23—Keith Pearce 30-Carl Vinton SERVICE (Children's 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) 16—Surprise Meeting ; Byron: Picard, [To encourage and foster the ad-1 ivancement of international* under-' Vocational Service Committee: This standing, good will and peace committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of: into effect plans which will guide business and professional men. event committees Children) 11—Stu Picard Party) Information) 2—Stog Night-H. J. McKnight 9—Richard BIringer ●' , Dale Dean, Rus- sell Waldron. Payne, their respective vocotions. Jackson Barnes 25—Vincent . nam. of Van Aken 29—John 5—Don Harris (Crippled NOVEMBER K. Music. the members 22—Fritz 5—Mark Andrews B. Criopled Children. Harvey Moss, Don.HorrIs, Kenneth Put- Dole Dean.[0. Youth. VOCATIONAL Pennington Webster Safety. Moore APRIL Milnes, jJomes McComb, Chairman. Harvey Maurice Coffman 26—Chet Aliemier and . (Anniversary 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Ba nquet) (Fair Grounds) discharge: encourage Rice MARCH .thoughtful of and helpful to oth- ' 1?—Keith Avery Vincent' Information. Weeks ‘’J' _ Chairman. Woodward. and ossist ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 24~Ed 22—Torg Skabe Meeting) SEPTEMBER obligations of the third object J. Sergeant-at-Arms. Holtz. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Milnes Rolarian to his personoi, OCTOBER Kornstien, Hal Munn. President 17—Bill 7—Warner Van Aken Rotary — Ed Information. G. Program ^ffgular Board of Directors Meeting, first: Bent. Thursday of each month, 12:15 I H. Public Special Meetings at the call of the 15-AI , John Walker. Swan Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting (International Student) Leslie Associations. 8-—Paul Hurley (Competitor Burandt 31-Fred John Jackson. Committee Van Williams, Relations, i business and community life. The effect of this object is to influence C. Club Bulletin. Roy Mulchahey. Rotorions, individually and as D. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be Holtz DISTRICT 219 Paul it is the duty of the Community ! Wayne Way, Bob Livdrmore. The President, Vice-President, and— Van Relations. COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Ob[ects Committee.' Fritz Von Aken, Chairman 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 3—Gust Woodward. the club machinery on the execu-| LESTER WISE, Treosurer Howard _ moy be ap- D. Four-Way Test, club service, in order to develop JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Fritz Wm. Bobier. pointed on porticular phases of;g Trade ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President FEBRUARY >UOUST Relations. formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee Charles Schmitt. the Magazine Committees and such 1954-1955 Ed Buyer-Seller Classification, Membership,:®- Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-. Hurley, the BY jFred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS vise cmd coordifple the activities^ 1954-1955 ROTARY PROGRAMS I of such committees. CLUB SERVICE 18—James Van Why Associations) 19—Wilford Cduillard ■; 25—Roy 26—Wayne Way (Employer-Employee | Project, Patterson Rel.) (Mogazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change.' > Members having special programs, such os ladies' Night, may appoint a 'committee to assist with the...details. HARVEY BENT, .Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ; i ft. c* a ■ CL ft I r 1 / . % ●● I i 'ft V > L-.'' ■ :J L J* - . s ■ -I L - ●. tr , ● ●- V? V . I ♦ 1 Sec. 34.66, i. [ ^ CENTS 2 ir ' .\“S ● COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p . m . , ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS > V-’- ● by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME tUNITfO iMres POIfACf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published -A. Friiur id; ●< li 0 h. S — ■ - '●* Quality Q;,ring *-roiuct3, ColdTiater, ulic.'i. inc. �August 13, 1951; The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Hotary Club has approved the name and olaeslncatlona listed below, Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week, Erich 0, Schwengel Major Classification ^’■^'inor Classification Clothing Industry LlefiSl Clothing-Retailing Douglas P, Woodward Wood Industry Signed Building materials J, A. Kennedy, Sec’y. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. August 20, 1954 7 Thanks to Bill l.lilnes, A plenty long list of people program chairman for last Tuesday's who didn*t make iti Allemier, Rice, Barnes, Dick Kerr, Moss, McComb, McKeith, Moore, Payne, meeting, we "got the facts" on Coffee. Bill presented a film (compliments of Howard Hamilton of Ifobbers Service) Mulchahey, Please make up or that attendance overage v;ill really be low. After the Governor was just here and did such a nice job, don't treat him that way. tellinf, us all about ceffee from the time the tree is planted until it reaches our tables. It was most interesting, and a nod to Way-DeNooyer and Bob Livermore Teeter, Vinton, ‘lYay Les and Chuck ^.bodward. for assistance with equipment. The leave-earlies were't teo It was announced that Miss Rachel Rerick, bad, with the list consisting of Roy Patterson, lY. Couillard, H. iviunn, Fred Weeks, Bob Lyon and Les Wise. who has been our ambassador of good will to Wales the past year, will arrive in A fine gr#up of visitors, including y/e quote from the Sturgis Rotary Bulletin! New York on the 16th, and on the 26th, will be married on the television pro gram "Bride and Groom" in New York. The program will be carried over the Grand Rapids TV station at 3*30 P,M, that day. You v.'on't want to miss it because the ceremonies v/ill be performed by «ur. own Frank -Lorton of Trenton, N.J.; Howard Hamilton ef Coldwaterj Harry Hoseph of LaPorte, Ind,; Kay Sanxter of Angola; Dale Ulery, Goshen; Lee Evans, Bronson; Leslie Lehman, Berne, Indiana; Robert Beeson, Hagerstovm, Ind.; John Maney, Van'Yert, Ohio; and Ralph Smith, Buffalo, Byron Hahn. End of quote. iYe all should take note of this because it is hoped n;y. ■ that i«Iiss Rerick v/ill be able to speak to our club, and this has been a v/cnder- Ernie completely missed Brother Avery for the invocation, he being t»o close ful International Service program which has been married rn by our neighbor. for Step No. 8 in the procedure fer member Ernie to see with his bi-focals. Brother Kennedy, however, came through Guess the in true blue style organist is till missing, but Ed led us ship: The Secretary notifies the club members by written or printed communi in "Home on the Range, and "^’^y ;7ild Irish Rose, acapella style, and not too cation. raell# Johnny V/alker popped the cork in his usual excellent fashion. Ed Holtz has the program next Tuesday, and it will be interesting to see what Dean forgot, and paid for it, the bell ....Grant took a bow for his promotion Ed comes up vdth. Right now, he’s wondering vdth the rest of us. with the Telephone Company, real pleased with you Grant Peyne’s on 1he sick list, and Pet-Boy, we miss you. Hurry and get well. So long, Ken ’.Ve're all ● ft Putnam You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Mondoy 12:15 M ft ft �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES OF MICH. BY ELECTION coordinate the the Clossiflcotion, activities of . Membership, “■ Hurley, the Magazine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Livermore. DIRECTORS B. Classification. Aken, Holtz. Holtz Swan Von Aken Fred Weeks E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. Robert 'IffSular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday of each month, 12:15 Public Information. PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY ROTARY J. GENERAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY K. Music. Mourice Poyne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE and E. Schmidt, Jackson, assist the ROTARY Mich. sibilities In tionships and members generol their in stondards of improving practice their respective .vocations. event committees are 1—Russ Van 14—Guvarie Coffman vancement of 29—John 5—Don standing, good will and Children) (International 11—Stu Picard Information) Meeting) Kornstien 26—Hal International the A. McKeith. in In the B. International appointed; service, this committee shall super-t Mark Andrews, Ed Holtz. 11—Charles McComb Livermore (Rotary 7—Borney Trebileock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 2B—Mac MeKellh Contacts) B. 5—President's Kerr (International Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Schmitt (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—Jomes Von Why 25—Roy Patterson (Mogazine) Project, 24—Bob JULY 4—Robert Information, Wise 17—Bob Show (Lodios' Night) JUNE 28—Byron Thomas Mac 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester 31—Chas. Woodward Informotion) JANUARY Contocts. Student Pearce 21—James a world fellowship of and professional men Munn MAY 14—Hurvey Moss this united in the ideal of service. (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Barnes 7—Dale Dean (Lodies' Night) peoce Harris (Crippled 5—Mark Andrews 30—Carl Vinton under Jackson APRIL DECEMBER SERVICE international on porticular phases of vocational C. International The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. Associations) 19—Wilford Couillard 26—Wayne Way > If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change.- Members having special progroms, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W the details. TLl' — T ff’ 22—Fritz Van Aken 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnIght 9—Richard Bi ringer 16—Surprise Meeting To encourage and foster the ad Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15~Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) Aken Pennington 23—Keith their respon Howord Swan, Chairman. vocational rela of MARCH 19—Keith Avery Byron Skobo (Anniversory Student) Weeks 26—Vincent Picard, Rice Meeting) 7—Warner 12—Otis Dale Dean, Rus INTERNATIONAL club in discharging INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. as Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put Stu. Thomas. into effect plans which will guide business ROTARY DISTRICT, Ed committee sholl devise and carry through III. R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH and sell Waldron. Vocational Service Committee: This INTERNATIONAL B, Crippled Moss, Don Dean. D. Youth. Dale INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL George individually Charles C. Rurol-Urbon. J. Sergeant-ot-Arms. Holtz. Holtz the ideals of service by Rotarian to his personal, OCTOBER nam. Woodward. President 24~Ed 28—Chet Allemier ers in the community. Vincent Kornstien, Hoi Munn. I. Rotary Information. Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 Chairman. Bent. H. 22~Torg (Public Information) Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. A. Community Safety. Webster Treat. Harvey NOVEMBER Shaw. G. Program Milnes 21—Lewis business and community life." The effect of this object is to Influence _ 17-Bill (Fair Grounds) D. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, lo be John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth- Barney Trebileock Howard Ed every Williams, Relations) 15-AI Leslie SEPTEMBER COMMUNITY SERVICE FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor (International It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchohey. Rotarians, James McComb Fritz Associations. Woodward. Van foster Warner Warren PROGRAMS 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 31-Fred Wayne Way, Bob the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and A. Attondonee. The President, Vice-President, and— Relations, John Jackson, on particular phases of E. Trade club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Aims ond Oblects Committee. Paul Relations. Progrom, Fellowship, Rotory In- pointed TORG SKABO, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer Ed _ ROTARY 3—Gust Burondt Wm. Bobier. other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Tost. LUSE, President 1954-1955 AUGUST Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee 19S4-1955 ERNEST A. Buyer-Seller shall supervise and the activities Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee This committee OFFICERS 'Vise and coordinate of such committees. CLUB SERVICE It I / { imiTK. i- SiATfS" tee. 34.66, P^J The COLDWATER Kotary REFLECTOR ● / X I H CENTS.l.s- Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 'j'J-i i i tj/ Coliv Jt . . 1’u.iUC tS , J.--0 illC . �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best >) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 0 August 27, Andrews, Avery, Biringer, Burandt, Fox, Hougeny Hurley, Don’t forget the Rotary STAG at Craig’s Lake September 21. Red Dick Kerr, Kornstien, Bob Livermore, McKeith, Moore. McKnight is chairman, which Moss, Mulchahey, Pennington, Van Why, Fritz Van Aken, Bill Milnes are the food committee; Traffic is Barney Trebilcock, Wayne Way, and Stu Picard; Shaw, Treloar, assures a successful event. and Fred Weeks missed a good meeting last Tuesday, with plenty of hot news regarding our club in the coming few months. They Ed Holtz, and Entertainment, John Walker, Carl Vinton, Hal Munn, Erick Schwengel and Dale James. Dean. Bob Pennell, Bob Stocker, and Dick Fred Weeks, Schultz, from Bronson; Dale Ulery of Service Committee of Rotary, and also Goshen; Harold Goodholm from Oklahoma; Harold Dawson of Monsoen, Pa.; Dr. T. A. Weaver of Dayton, Ohio; Ed. Meyer of Hammond, Ohio; and Charles Williams of Hillsdale, all Rotarians, were visit ing us Tuesday and saw a film, telling us all there is to know about diamonds. Needless to say, Ed. Holtz was program chairman. Seriously itiough, Ed, it was a swell film, and we all enjoyed it. We will still be looking forward to your International Service program in September, chairman of the Vocational chairman of the Educational Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, is next week’s program chairman, and will present a pro gram regarding the Cooperative-Training activities in our school system. Kermit Dennis, principal of the high school, and John Bachman, co-ordinator of the Co operative Training program in the school system, will be our speakers, John started work in our schools on the first of August, and his program will be in fbrce' this fall as school opens. This is something new in Coldwater and should be of interest to all Rotarians. The Club in general, approved the plan of an eating stand at the Fair this fall, Pan-cakes and sausage to be served. Keep those Fair dates in mind, September 14 - 18, and don’t forget Jim McComb’s word regarding the chest x-ray. This should prove to be a good time for within ten days. all of us, as well as putting a little over the top with the !$500,00, dough in the treasury. A nod to Erich Schwengel and Doug Wood ward, Jim Music, Gus Burandt, Maurice Pajne also missed one of Jim’s famous Mutt and Jeff dinners. Very good, 1954 our two new members introduced Step No. 9 in the procedure to membership* Members may file objections in writing Pleased to be able to write that the Earl Dovidson Fund for a hospital room is Sorry about poor old Bob Shaw in the hospital with a broken elbow, That weekend athletes’ club better go easy last Tuesday, Isn’t it a real pleasure to welcome men like this to our group? his new Century boat Our attendance for July was 91.02^ and boys just returned from a 10 day camping trip which included a visit to Olmsted have 67 members, just the same as July If in 1953. Prexy Ernie the District average was 87,25^, We now Keith Pearce is having a good time with ,The Woodward ..Glad Ray gets back next v/eek, you need good fresh vegetables, see and so it goes..,. Are you applying the FOUR WAY TEST in your business? Ken You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn ●— Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregoHonol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This BY of committee coordinate .. A. Buyer-Seller supervise, Cobier. shall the oetivities of „ ELECTION the Magazine Committees and such Fritz Van Aken, Chairman B. Classification. DIRECTORS Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Ed Holtz Warner Worren i-r L D II D. Fellowship. Barney Trebllcock John Walker. Swan »i » i_ L Robert Thursday of eoch month, 12:15 I. Special Meetings at the call of the President Chairman. Harvey! Vincent Rotary DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY J. Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY K. Music. Maurice Payne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE III. and Stu. Thomas. the members of INTERNATIONAL general and in improving standards of Dean, Rus Picard, Byron; SERVICE event committees are Chairman. International the A. McKeith. In the'B- International appointed: Mark Andrews, Contacts. Biringer Livermore 31—Chas. Woodward (Rotary Information) JUNE Deon (Ladies' Night) McComb 4—Robert B. 7—Borney Trebllcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas McKeith (International Contacts) JULY 5—President's Meeting Kerr 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt Information, 3—Howard Swan 17—Bob Show (ladies' Night) JANUARY Mae Munn 10—Lester Wise 24—Bob Pearce 14—Harvey Moss 21—Jomes Picard (Children's MAY 'DECEMBER (Employer-Employee on particulor phases of vocationol;C. International Student Project. service, this committee shall super-1 Ed Holtz. i Mich. 26—Hal 30-Carl Vinton 7—Dole 11—Stu Meeting) Kornstien 16—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith Harris (Crippled Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-Stafo Information) 9—Richard j this, united in the ideal of service. practice in their respective vocations. Information) Barnes 2—Stag Night-H. J. McKnighf Put- ■ .To encourage and foster the ad-: 1'=!;'^'" ti.i^harging their r8Spon-iHo„,a,j 5 in their vocational rela ROTARY Jackson, Date INTERNATIONAL assist tionships E. Schmidt, Harvey Kenneth Jackson Children) 19—Keith Avery ivancemenf of internotionol under-' Vocational Service Commiffee: This standing, good will and peace ! ' sibilities 219TH DISTRICT, Children. Horris, Van Aken 29—John 5—Don (Public sell Waldron. Dale Oean.[D._Youth. INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. 12—Otis committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of info effect plans which will guide,business and professional men ROTARY Bonquet) APRIL 26—Vincent Webster Charles C. Rural-Urban. Ed' 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports 22—Fritz Allemier (International as nom. Information. Coffman NOVEMBER Don J. Sergeant-ot-Arms. George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR Moss, Woodward. Hohz. GENERAL and Safety. Treat. B. Crippled Public Von Aken 5—Mark Andrews ,thoughtful of and helpful to ofh- Bent. H. 7—Warner Moore 8—Bob Lyons V OCTOBER The James Van Why.jmembers of the Rotary Club, to be Information. Kornstien, Hal Munn. G. Program MARCH 14—Guvarie 28—Chet ieffect of this object is to influence :A. Community Weeks (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington obligations of the third object Ed business ond community “> hi* life. Show. Holtz Rice 1—Russ Rotary — 'Mo encourage ond Van^^«*®' 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) SEPTEMBER lers in the community. E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes,|Jomes McComb, Chairmon. '^wgular Board of Directors Meeting, first Herbert Jackson, Leslie C. Club Bulletin. Ray MuIehahey.|Ro,a,ian,^ individually James McComb Weeks PI Willioms,' 17—Bill Milnes (International Student) :lt is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge of Relations) 15-AI 31-Fred COMMUNITY SERVICE A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Livermore. John Associations. Burandt 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed Relations, Woodward. the club machinery on the execu-. lion of the plans and program of‘ the Aims and Objects Committee. Paul Charles Schmitt, club service, in order to develop LESTER WISE, Treosurer Fred Relations. pointed on particulor phases of g Trade JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Von Aken . other committees os may be ap- D. Four-Way Test. TORG SKABO, Vice-President Howard „ . formation, Public Information ond C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President Fritz _ 3—Gust Wm. FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor AUGUST Relations. the Classification, Membership.j^Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary In-' Hurley, 1954-1955 1954-1955 ROTARY PROGRAMS such committees. Fred Weeks, Chairmon. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS vise and coordinate tSe activities CLUB SERVICE Rel.) 18—James Van Why Associations) 19—Wilford 25-Roy Patterson (Magazine) Coulllard 26-Wayne Way The above Is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W assist with the details. i ^4 \ 1 1 i *'● 9C% ?r;-' ( v> > #1 % * ● 5 * ■■■ -i If* k -_JuV ¥ ' : UNITED The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. ●Vc3>3 Quality Sprin^j i-roduct3, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2! 1 5 p.m VISITING A RL I N GTO N HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME STATES |(WSTACE . (.cfi >. Ere^ericr: a. Published L Coidv/ater, Inc. �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best tf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No* 9 September 3, 1954 At the regular meeting on August 31 at the Arlington Hotel the Coldwater Rotary Club program started with an innovation which was Step No* a report by the International Service Committee. Munn, 10 in Election to New iiembership is as folios No objections having been filed, the applicant is considered duly elected* (If any objections have beoi Hal filed, the board of direct Qs a member of that ors considers same and vo1m on the proposal.) committee, gave an up-todate report on current con ditions in France outlining conditions from the end of World Biographical sketch: Ernie Schv/engel was born in Dusseldorf> Germany War II up to the present time. This included a report on E*D.C. and the reason for France refusing to ratify and take part in this plan* Wisconsin in 1923 where he completed high school. He was in the display division the The program was in charge of Fred Weeks who introduced two speakers for the day. Fred told us of the joint efforts of the Michigan Manufacturers* Assoc* and the Michigan School Administrator's Assoc, in April 15, 1914. He came to Milwaukee, of the Boston Store and the T* A. Chapman store in Milwaukee* He was sales pro motion manager at Gimbels Dept* Store in Milwaukee and following this he was a store manager for Montgomery Tards* in Hibbing, Minnesota and Davenport, Iowa. He joined the L* A. Darling Corp. in working out a plan of cooperation whereby Chicago in 1946 and came to Coldwater in students enrolled at Coi^^vater High School January of 1953.As a member of the will work part time in industry, business, Darling staff he attended the atom bomb * tests at Yucca Flats. He now owns his and sales departments during the coming school year. own store in Coldwater* He was married on May 5, 1937 in Milwaukee to Nancy Kermit Dennis, who is Principal of the Atwater T/elch and has two children, Coldwater High School, as the first speaker, outlined the School*s viewpoints and program, stating that the plan has Susan, 6 objectives: 1) an extension of the 16, and Junior, 13. At the Executive Board meeting held on September 2nd it was agreed that Ernie school classroom into the community and Luse business 2) reaction by students of theories taught in school 3) special meeting on classifications at Clear Lake on Thursday, Septembor 9th. ization of ways as it applies to a part icular business 4) the decrease of drop Your outs of students 5) to bridge the gap bet.veen school and full time employment S) to endeavor to keep the better high school graduates in the local community* John Bachman who is the new coordin ator for the above program, was the second speaker. Hq stated that 136 simi lar communities have such programs, work ing in cooperation with the state and Federal Vocational Education Training department. The plan will cover 3 phases of business, 1) sales and distribution both on a wholesale and retail level, 2) business as it applies to general office and secretarial work 3) industry and trade as it applies to semi-skilled and skilled factory work* and VTarner Van Aken will attend a Editor v/ants to thank Ken Putnam for getting out the Bulletin for the past two weeks. Thanks again Ken. Tuesdays* guests were: Jack Rhodos of Kalamazoo, Ben Knauss and Alex Stewart of Van *7ert, Ohio; Tom TiTeaver of Dayton, 0 ● f Ed Meyer of Hammond, Indiana; Nels T7eber, Bill Y/horley, Norm Elliott, Leo '.Miite, Henry Gomley and Bob Stocker of Bronsoni and Bob Y?hite and TTalt Balcom of Coldwaten Absent were Fox, Kornstein, Bob Livermore, Moore, Moss, Patterson, Payne, Shaw, Treloar, Van ^Thy and Way. DON’T FORGET your assignment to work dur ing the 4-H Club Fairl Be there ready to work at the time assigned, If you can’t be there, please notify your chairman. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY -< Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn - Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern Monday 12:T5 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ COMMITTEES OF MICH. BY of such committee shall and coordinate the the Classiftcation, A. Buyer>Soller supervise activities Membership, B. Competitor pointed on particular phases of g Trade club service, in order to develop' TORG SKABO, Vice-President fion of the plans and program of' the Aims and Objects Committee.; LESTER WISE, Treasurer A. AHendance. DIRECTORS 6. Classification. Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz. Holtz Barney Trebileock Van Weeks G. Program 12:15 Special Meetings ot the cell of the I. Thursday of each month, Public ROTARY GENERAL INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY III. K.' Music. Payne, Maurice GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRiCT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. I Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Picard, rela :A. their respective vocations. event committees are International j. .. McKeitn. In the B. International appointed Coffman 22—Fritz Van Aken 29—John Children) ll-'-Sfu Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State . ’Meeting) Information] Barnes (Public Kornstien 26—Hal Information) Mark Andrews, on particular phases of vocational C. International service, this committee shall superEd Holtz. 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 24—Bob JUNE 7—Borney Trebileock 7—Dole Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Willioms 14—Harvey Moss 21—James McComb ' 28—Mae 28—Byron Thomas men The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with B. 5—President's Kerr Rel.) Associations) (Magazine) 26—Wayne Woy (Employer-Employee 18—James Van Why Patterson Meeting 12—Leslie Woodword (Trodo 11—Charles Schmitt 25—Roy (International JULY 4—Robert Project, McKelth Contacts) JANUARY Mac Information, Student Information) DECEMBER peace fellowship of Livermore 31—Chas. Woodward (Rotary 30—CaH Vinton and Munn MAY 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnighf under- Contacts. Jockson 5—Don Harris (Crippled 26—Vincent SERVICE will Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) 19—Keith Avery of this united In the Ideal of service. respon Howard Swan, Chairman. vocational 14—Guvarie 12—Otis Byron committee shall devise and carry'through a world into effect plans which will guide business and professional their Van Aken 23—Keith Pearce INTERNATIONAL Vocotionol Service Committee: This stonding, good in MARCH 7—Warner (International Dale Dean, Rus Ivancement of international tionships ond in improving the generol standards of practice in' Weeks 5—Mark Andrews |To encourage and foster the ad- VOCATIONAL SERVICE sibilities R. Means, Chicago, Hlinois Stu. Thomas. Ed Meeting) NOVEMBER Dean.'D. Youth. Rice APRIL Children. Harvey Horris, Kenneth Put¬ sell Woldron. Dale Holtz OCTOBER nam. ond assist the members club in discharging their ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George by Treot. B. Crippled Moss, Don Charles C. Rural-Urban. J. Sergeant-at-Arms. INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Harvey Vincent Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotory Information. Holtz. ROTARY Chairman. Woodword. President J. service 2i-Ed 28—Chef Ailemler and thoughtful of and helpful to oth Information. Bent. H. Herbert of 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington E. Magazine. Roy Potterson. F. Membership.. Wm. Milnes, James MeComb, Chairman. Robert Shaw. Webster A. Community Safety. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first PRESIDENT ideals Milnes 1—Russ ers in the community. Aken DISTRICT 219 the 17-6ill SEPTEMBER obligations of the third object Rotary — "to encourage Ed every Rotarlan to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence John Welker. Swan Fritz Williams, Leslie 15-AI 31-Fred John Jackson, Associations. Relations) 10—DIst. Gov. Meeting (International Student) C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. Rotorians, individually and as D. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be James McComb Fred of Van foster Warner Warren Relotions. COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way, Bob Livermore. Paul It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Howord Relations. Woodwa rd. the club machinery on the execu-{ JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary 3—Gust Burondt Wm. Hurley. other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Test. ERNEST LUSE, President Ed Relations. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee Chorles Schmitt. the Magazine Committees and such ELECTION 1954-1955 1—Webb Treat (Com. Sofety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor AUGUST Bobier. of FEBRUARY committees. Fred Weeks, Chairrmin. Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS |vi$e and coordinate the activities I 19S4-19S5 ROTARY PROGRAMS CLUB SERVICE 19—Wilford Couiltard HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W the details. ‘ \ -4- ●1 * .< * - ■-4' Ad t I 4i5:,7L- t I I ● J n I t % t ● C T - V i ... .'I f ● I r- -; :v. K J J ■ ' L f \ t I t ^ ^ y I See. 34.1 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m., ARLIN GTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1 r^l l; -T.:UvriC.. « lToJugc ’JoU; u Inc. �tr He Profits Most Who Serves Best tf The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. September 17, 11 1954 PANCAKES AND SAUSAGEI NEXT WEEK’S MEETING will All you can eat for $1.00. be held at the Craig Lake Club. There will be trap shooting from 5 to 6:30 P.M. The above quotation has been the theme song of the ^oldwater Rotary Club when dinner will be during the past week at by the Arlington Hotel at the club house* Come early and see how many clay pigeons you can break. the 4-H Club Fair. The lunch stand which has been served operated by the Club has been doing a good business and your Editor, who served on the first trick Tuesday afternoon from 3:00 to 7:00 P.M, poured 50 lbs. of pancake flour onto the griddle in Dwn't forget the Golden Anniversary Convention in Chicago May 29-<June 2nd, those include the Rotary Club in your plans. four hours. 1955. It’s not too early to start planning your vacation so that you can At the regular meeting held on Sept. WHAT A WONDERFUL PRIVILEGEi 14th at the joined this Rotary Club, you joined all 4-H Fair each Rotarian had When you as his guest a 4-H Club boy or girl. The youngsters v/ere all sizes, shapes, and varied in complexion. They were an the Rotary Clubs in the world, as far as fellowship is concerned. No matter where you may go, if there is a Rotary excellent representation of the kids from Branch County. Club within reach, you will find your The speaker for the day was Mr. Ike Walton of Detroit who is the manager of the Michigan Livestock Exchange. In his talk to the group he pointed out what a privilege it is for the present day youngster to live in the country and to be privileged to part icipate in the 4-H Club program from Your membership certifies your status as a riesponsible citizen, interested in prcmoting the welfare of all human be which all of them benefit. self among friends. ings, and on that basis you v/ill be accepted at once as worthy of friendship. What a wonderful privilege to achieve, and what a responsibility to live up toi By: The Akrotarian, Akron, Ohio. The 4-H Club slogan could very well be adopted by all children. It is the dedication of their heads, their hands, their hearts, and their health to worthwhile projects, Step No. 12 in Election to Membership is: The new member fills in and signs an application card and pays the admission fee. In this,day-of communism and democracy Visitors included the following Rotarians: pale Ulery, Goshen, Ind., W. B. Newberry, each Rotarian should read the first art icle under "Opinion" on page 60 of the Union City, Dick Schultz of Bronson, September Rotarian. Clay Brockman, Quincy, and Sam Donaldson of Sturgis, Michigan. cise, and yet very much to the point at the present time* Absent were Burandt, Fiske, Hill, Hougen, Hurley, Dick Kerr, Bob Livermore, Lloyd Livermore* Lyon, McKeith, Mitchell, THE THOUGHT FOR THE DAY is Moore, Payne, Pennington, Schmitt, Sk.«rno Swan, Thomas, Toupalik, Vinton, Way, Wise, Chuck woodward, and Erich Schwengel. It is short, con taken from page 52 of the September Rotarian and was written by John Miltcn in 1649. "No ane can love freedom heartily biit good men; the rest love not freedom, license," To the best of our knowledge there were no early leavers. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M but �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMinEES vise and coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE ,of such committees. ,.,'A. Buyer-Seller BY ELECTION the Classification, Membership, Program, Fellowship, Rotary in-! Competitor Hurley, the Magazine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, pointed on particular phoses of g club service, in order to develop the club mochinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer Livermore. B. Clossification. Aken, The President, Vice-President, ond— Holtz 4* Aken of each month, H. 12:15 Public K. Music. Payne, ● INTERNATIONAL Herbert J. Taylor, Chieogo, GENERAL SECRETARY 111. INTERNATIONAL Thomas. Stu. Picard, INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE will INTERNATIONAL T.. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. ; and peace fellowship of committee shall'devise and -carry fhcough * world info effect plans which will goide!busihess and professional assist the members of fhis united in the Ideal of service. "dischargingvocational their tespon-'Howard Swon, Chairman.' ' r«la-l. , . , ^ Contacts. men Sinerol standardsvocations. of practice in! B. McKeiin. eir respective In the International Information. event committees on are appointed. Mark Andrews, particular phases of vocational'c. Inlernational Student service, this committee shall super-1 The above is our program -schedule for the year 1954-55. Ed Holtz. Project, 26—Hal ” Harris (Crippled Picard (Children's (Tri-State Munn MAY 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnighf 9—Richard 23—Keith Biringer 3—Howord Swan 10—Lester Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Lodies' Night) 24—Bob Peorce Livermore 31—Chos. Woodward (Rotary 30—Carl Vinton Information) JUNE 7—Dole Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss 21—James McComb 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Hoy^ard Teeters 21—Warren' Williams 28—Moc .McKeith 28—Byron Thomoi ' (Internationol Contacts] JULY 4—Robert B. 5—President's Meeting Kerr 12—Leslie Woodward (Trode 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee 18—James Von Why 25—Rpy . 11—Stu Meeting] Kornstien Information) JANUARY Mac Aken Party) 19—Ken Putnam Barnes 16—Surprise Meeting I Jackson Children) Information) DECEMBER SERVICE ● [vancement of. international'under- tionships and in improving GOVERNOR '219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY Byron iTo encourage and fo'ster'the ad- sjbiutie$ in th«ir George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Dr. Dean. 0. Youth. gj; Dale Dean, Rus- Waldron. Vocotional Service Committeei'This standing, good ond ROTARY ' Harvey' Charles.C. Rural-Urban, Dale DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Children. nom. sell Maurice Webster Van 29—John 5—Don Andrews [Public Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put-! I Banquet] NOVEMBER |B. Crippled J. Sergeonl-ot-Arms. Holtz. ROTARY Vincent! 15—Dick Kerr (Alt Sports 22—Fritz APRIL 26—Vincent Safety. Treat. Information. Woodward. President PRESIDENT A. Community Harvey Coffman Moore 8—Bob Lyons 19—Keith Avery ors in the community. Chairman. 14—Guvarie 12—Otis Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Kornstien, Hal Munn. I. Rotary Information. Special Meetings at the call of the .. thoughtful of and helpful to ofh- Shaw. Bent. 1—Russ Von Aken (Internationol as Roy Potterson. Robert Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first and E. Mogaiine. G. Program MARCH 7—Warner 5—Mark effect of this oblect is to Influence Rice Student) Weeks 28—Chet Allemier and James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be Wm. Holtz of service by OCTOBER Ed'®''*^ Ro’onan to his P®rsonol, business and community lire. The .III* 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) (Fair Grounds) 21 —Lewis Pennington obligations of the third object Rotary — "to encourage D. Fellowship. F. Membership. Fred Weeks Thursdoy n John Walker. Swan Von yr L B II X. Willioms, 17~Bi1l Milnes 31—Fred discharge C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. R„,orians, individually McComb Barney Trebilcock Fritz Warren uf to Van:^®*’®^ ’’’f Relotions) 15-AI Leslie SEPTEMBER Woodward FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Burandt (International John Jackson, Committee PROGRAMS 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed Relations, Associations. Service Warner Poul COMMUNITY SERVICE A. Attendonee. Wayne Way, Bob Howard Relations. It is the duty of the Community Fritz Van Aken, Chairmen DIRECTORS 3—Gust Wm. , other committees as moy be ap- D. Four-Way Test. ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President James _ formation. Public Information and,C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 Ed Relations. Bobie r. ROTARY AUGUST Fred Weeks. Chairman. Functions of the Committee This committee shall supervise and coordinate the activities of . OFFICERS 1954-1955 Patterson Rel.) (Magazine) Associations) 19—Wilford Couillard 26—Wayne Way ' If you want to change dates with another'member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladibs' Night, imy appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY* BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W T 4 ■ . fr UNITED The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published MICHIGAN Meeting Time; TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m VISITING A RLI NGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ^ STATES IkMnACE ●N H CFNTS 2 -, .‘V t,31 Quality 3prlag rroiuc - by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Sec. 34.' Cold'ivater,. Inc. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 12 September 24, According to the program We note from the dope on "This is Your Life" the members Howard Swan has seen a lot, been a lot of places, and done a lot of things. 1954 that the follow ing men were married dur ing the month of Septemberi Treloar, Waldron^ Les Woodward, Shorno, Schmitti The program which was presented at the regular meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club, which was held at Craig Lake Weeks, Coulliard, Clubi during the month of Sept, than any month in the yeari More Rotarians were married started with him as a small baby and brought him pretty well up-to-date. Treat, Milnes, Skabo, and Avery, The inclusion of some of his bojdiood friends as a part of the program, and later as guests, added a great deal to the pre sentation. We never knew that he had been a school teacher at the Mudsock Congrntulationsi It was good to see Harry Taylor at the meeting at the 4-H Fair, We are aa rry that we neglected to note this in last v/eek^s bulletin. School. Absent from the regular meeting were Avery, Coulliard, Hougen, Hurley, Luse, (he was in Chicago) Lyon, Munn, Payne, Patterson, Thomas, Toupalik, Van Why, Vinton, Way, and '.Tilliams, There were 43 members present at the meeting. However, 12 had made up ahead ef the meeting,- (More power to them.) Guests at the regular meeting were: Bill Short of Coldwater, and Dick Moore, the son of Rotarian Russ Moore* Bill Bobier, Hal Munn, B.K, Pearce, and Fred Weeks all have birthdays during September, The Governor’s monthly news letter tells of the death of Past District Governor, Bill Otto, who died on September 12th, District Governor Ted SchMdt has designated September as Bill Otto Month, He will be missed by Rotary and his many friends. ^ve note from the Governor's letter that 30,000 students from foreign countrie 8 have arrived in the United States to study here, Governor Ted goes on to state that about Q0% of these inter national students have returned to their native lands without having an invitatftn into an American home. It would appear that wp, as Americans, have been remiss in this regard. We are sorry to hear that Maurice Payne Ls a patient at the Loimiunity Health Center, but from a telephone call this morning we learned that his condition Is quite satisfactory. We are also very sorry to hear of the automobile accident in which Guvarie Coffman and Howard Swan were involved, but are glad to know the injuries were no more serious than reported in the paper. The hunting season is approaching and the nimrods who will be out this fall The Classification Institute that was held at St, Mary’s -^ke on September 9th was well attended; 63 men dropped their work and went to ask questions and to should read the article on page 29 of the October Rotarian, of the signs, have them answered, It gives both sides No trespassing" and "No Hunting new address of Rotary International 15 Coldwater was 13th on iiie list in attend ance for the month of August, Our average for the month was 90.625$ as against 85,655$ for the District, Step No, 13 in election to membership is* The Secretary issues a membership card* 1600 Ridge Street, Evanston, Illinoi S* Stop in if you are in the vicinity of Chicago, Illinois, THOUGHT FOR THE DAYt Kennedy^ (furnished by John People are different, Some love the beauty in the world, others hate its ugliness. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday T2:15 M ALBION BRONSON STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M CongrsgoHonal Church Wedneidoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — Collage Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) Porker Inn BATTLE CREEK — Post Thuredoy 12:15 M. Tavern Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES OF MICH. BY of such committees. A. Buyer*Seller This committee shall supervise Bobier. and coordinate the activities of . _ . Classification. Progrom. Fellowship. Rotary In-' ELECTION 1954-1955 Hurley, pointed on particular phases of g- Trade club service, in order to <*evelop, the club machinery on the exeeu-j tion of the plans and program of: the Aims and Objects Committee LESTER WISE, Treasurer Livermore. D DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, ond— Holtz 1.- Aken Fred Weeks y**! I * n It Robert 'Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first month, 12:15 Public ROTARY GENERAL foster the ideals lit. « effect of this oblect is to influence INTERNATIONAL Jackson, Mich. individually Moss, Don Vincent and Von Aken Coffman 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) Pennington (International as 12—Ofis Maurice (Public Stu. Thomos. Ed Picard, INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Byron' SERVICE international assist generol the members of and in improving the' A. standards of practice inj their respective vocations. event committees are international McKeith. In the'B- International oppointedi Mark Andrews, on particular phases of voeotional'C. International service, this committee shall super-1 Ed Holtz. JUNE 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas 4—Robert B. t Project, Williams McKeith (Internafional Contacts) JULY 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr 11—Chorles Schmitt Information, 7—Barney Trebileock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren 21—James McComb Mac (Rotary Information) JANUARY Contacts. Student 31—Chas. Woodword 14—Harvey Moss this united in the ideal of service, discharging their respon-in,»word Swan, Chairman, in their vocational relo-i 17—Bob Show (Ladies' Night) 7—Dole Dean (Ladies' Night] under- 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise 24—Bob Livermore ; DECEMBER encourage and foster the ad¬ vancement of Biringer Pearce 30—Carl Vinton I Munn MAY 9—Richard 23—Keith Children] 11—Stu Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Pufnom (Tri-Stoto 26—Hal 16—Surprise Meeting sell Woldron. Jackson Meeting) Kornstlen Information) 2—Stag Night-H. J. McKnight Charles C. Rural-Urban. ' Dale Dean, RusDeon. D. Youth. Information) NOVEMBER Harris, Kenneth Put Van Aken 29—John 5—Don Harris (Crippled Barnes 26—Vincent 22—Fritz APRIL 19—Keith Avery nam. Dole tionships E. Schmidt, Chairman. Payne, sibilities ROTARY 7—Warner Moore 8—Bob Lyons by, Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. A. Community Safety. Webster Treat. Harvey B. Crippled Children. Harvey Wm. K. Music. and ROTARY DISTRICT, service 1—Russ 23_chet Allemier Vocational Service Committee: This standing, good will and peace committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business and professional men INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY of Skabo (Anniversary MARCH 14—Guvarie 21—Lewis thoughtful of and helpful to ofhers In the community. J. Sergeant-at'Arms. INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. \/ Rice Meeting) (Fair Grounds) James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Information. INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, 219TH 22—Torg Milnes (International Student) obligations of the third object Woodward. George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR s. ■ I Information. Holtz. J. .. Shaw. Bent. I. President Herbert . G. Program H. Special Meetings at the call of the PRESIDENT i: F. Membership. ROTARY 15-Al 17—Bill 24-Ed Holtz Rotary — 'Mo encourage ond ^ John Walker. E. Magozlne. Roy Patterson. Swan DISTRICT 219 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting Aken, ^ Warren Williams, '^Ed r'^y personal, OCTOBER business and community life. The 5—Mark Andrews D. Fellowship. Barney Trebileock each ^ Relations.' Hurley (Competitor Relations] 31-Fred Weeks John Jackson. ; Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. Roforians. James McComb Thursday of Paul COMMUNITY SERVICE A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Van 3—Gust Burandt ' It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Fritz . 8—Paul ether committees as may be op- D. Four-Way Test, JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Howard Wm.; Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee Charles Schmitt. the Magazine Committees and such ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Ed „ , 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) AUGUST Relations. Membership.,®- Competitor FEBRUARY ' Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee the OFFICERS jviie and coordinate the activities; 19S4-T955 ROTARY PROGRAMS CLUB SERVICE (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—James Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) Associations] 19—Wilford Couillard 26-Wayne Way The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. HARVEY Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ●V rift; v'- ...« 5 ' * 4 J... ■ ■ -"-'X'; f. 4 i f k - UNITlft STATES The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR '-svi fostm f.. \ -/-ir-vAv cr^iicrxQ's :i. r Quality opring Ei'oJucts, Inc. Cold7.'ater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ■* llich. 2 CENTS 2 J �ee He Profits Most Who Serves Best )} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. October 1, 1954 13 Ti/’amer Van Aken, who attend The program for the regular meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club, held Tuesday, September 28th at the ed the Arlington Hotel, was ex cellent, classification chairman's meeting at Clear Lake on September 9th, gave a report of Ihe discussions of that meeting. There weie Chet Allemier, four areas who ViTas program chairman, secured Chester Vfells, Secretary of the TiTestern Michigan Tourist Associ ation, as his speaker. 1. covered: Classification and how the policy of Rotary Inter national should be follov/ed- Mr. 7/ells traced the growth of i6.chigan 2, and its meaning. stressing particularly the Latin in measures scription which is carried on the great seal of the State of Michigan. This inscription is appropriate and showed a great deal of foresight on the part has been set as a National goal, and which ' Coldwater mil meet during the Golden of Governor Cass. 4. to the Membership in Rotary, 3. How Coldwater Club National standards. The 10^ increase in membership, which Anniversary year. Mr. Wells dwelt upon We note the fact that Michigan has more inland lakes than any other state in the Union that in the London Rotarian at a - some 11,000, and it also has 36,000 speech on August 25, 1954 Dr. Richard Pilant spoke to that club and told them miles of streams which of the work of George Washington Carver, can be fished. worth 500 million dollars annually to the negro -who was so active in science and industry and who was probably the most influencial ^rson in the development of peanut butter. One of the nice things was that following his speech at the Rotary Club a vote of thanks was given to the speaker for the information given to the state of Michigan. them. Mr. Wells told particularly of the grov/th of the tourist business which replaced the lumbering and farming in the north ern half of the lov/er peninsula and went on to tell that this tourist business is He also outlined for us the affect that the new bridge at the straits v;ill have on the Next week’s meeting will be in charge of Bob Kerr and he has promised a program which should be interesting to the men of Coldwater as it has to do with fishing. tourist trade. It was very apparent from his talk that Branch County benefits a great deal from the tourist trade in that there was a 40?^ increase in sales toss in Branch County during August over that of March. Certainly this is something that is most We ore glad to see that Maurice Payne is beneficial fine. back with us and he to all businesses. There were only 5 early leavers at last Tuesday’s meeting. states that he feels Last step in election to membership: Secretary fills ‘out new membership re port card and forwards to the Secretariat of Rotary International. For the first time in your Editor’s memory^ Dale Dean collected no finest Howard Swan must have hod a good surgeon Hal Munn’s report of international affairs since his scar certainly will not his was enlightening and this incvation at beauty. We ore glad the accident wasn*t worse. the Club meetings is of value, interest ing and informative. We hope it is continued^ Next week we plan on asking some member to write a short article on Rotary and its application to him and his job. We'll', The letter received by Ernie Luce from Oklahoma is certainly a boost for the Coldwater Rotary Club, and the singing at the meeting on Tuesday was certainly give you plenty of advance notice but if you indicated that you would write such ar article, please be thinking about it. another such commendation. Every Rotarian should read the article on Page 26 of -tiie October issue of Rotarian. We’re not going to tell you what it is, but read itj Ray Mulchahfiy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs 0/ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 /o MEMBER O QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M \ �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This BY shall the A. supervise activities of - ELECTION JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary lion of the plans and program of If Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Livermore. DIRECTORS Warner B. Classification. Aken, The PresidenI, Vice-President, and— Willioms, Worron Holtz. Holtz n Barney Trcbilcock Swan Von Aken ‘Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first month, 12:15 G. Program f Holtz Public Choirmon. Hervey Vincent 15-AI Rotory Meeting) Student) MARCH individually and B. Crippled Children. Harvey! Slu. cissist Byron Party) SERVICE’ internotional will tionships members and ' in under-! pooce . fellowship of,j ! men of improving the A. International Contacts. Mich. service, this commilloe shall super-1 Ed Holtz. I 4—Robert Quality Qprin* i-rouucts, Coliv.’atcr, -lie; Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meetiag Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL ALWAYS WELCOME Wise Livermore Woodward (Rotary Information) JUNE Night) 7—Barney Tre.bilcock 14—Howofd Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac McKeith Contacts) (Intornolional JULY B. 5—President's Meeting Kerr 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee 18—James Van Why Rcl.) 25—Roy .Patterson (Magazine) Inc. 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester 31—Chas. 28—Byron Thomas Fl*-.; I -.I’ici: H Munn 24—Bob 21—James McComb Rofary REFLECTOR (Tri-State 17—Bob Show (Ladies' Night) Pearce 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' 14—Harvey Moss The COLDWATER z ● Si ringer 16—Surprise Meeting The obove !s our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the i change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. (Children's Putnam MAY JANUARY Mac McKeith. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In Ihe.B. Internotional Information, event committees ore appointed! Mark Andrews, bn particular phases of vocationaliC. International Student Project, I INTERNATIONAL 26—Hoi information) DECEMBER and Harris (Crippled Meeting) Kornslien 30—Carl Vinton ■To encourage and foster’the ad of Aken 11—Slu Picard 19—Kcfi 23—Keith INTERNATIONAL the Information] Bornes 19—Keith Avery 9—Richard Dale Dean, Rus-' Picard, Jackson Children) 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight : Dale Dean. D. Youth. Thomas. Payne, Ed Van 29—John 5—Don NOVEMBER Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Pul- , Charles C. Rural-Urban, 22—Fritz APRIL (Public Webster committee shall devise and carry through o world into effect plans which will guide business and professional' ROTARY ROTARIANS Pennington (Intcrnationol as Safely. Treat. vancement Common 5—Mork Andrews |A. Community this'united In the ideal of serviceclub in discharging their rcspon-i'Howard Swan, Choirmon. sibilities in their vocational rela-: INTERNATIONAL 21—Lewis Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports . Banquet) ideals' of service by OCTOBER sell Waldron. Maurice 1 —Ross 2B—Chet Alleniier — "to dneourage and Vocational Service Committee: This standing, good and ROTARY T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, obligations of the third obiecl Rice 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary (Fair Grounds) discharge ' nani. VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, to effect of this obiect Is to InfJocnco Woodward. George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois VISITING Relations) Meeting Weeks 14—Govarie the Community Committee ers in the community. Information. Bent. J. Sorgeoni-al-Arms. PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago, III. Dr. 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor (Internotional Milnes,|Jumes McComb, Chairmon. Wm. Shaw. Holtz. 219TH 24-Ed 26—Vincent K. Music. GOVERNOR Milnos 31—Fred Rotarian to his personal, business and communily life. The Roy Patterson. Kornsticn, Hal Munn. I. Rotory Information. PresidenI SECRETARY Relations. 17-Bill E. Magozino. H. Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 ROTARY 10—Oist. Gov, 12—Otis Robert Thursday of each Paul the duly of FEBRUARY Borandt D. Fellowship. Jomes Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth- i F. Membership. Fred Weeks GENERAL 1. I 1 of Van C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. James McComb is Service A. Attendance. V/ayno Way, Bob '■ Relations. 3—Gust COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Objects Committee.' LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz ROTARY PROGRAMS other committees os may be ap- O. Four-Way Tost, John Jockson., pointed on porlicular phases of,g Trode Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER club service, in order to develop: ' Woodward. the club machinery on the execu-| 7—Warner Van Aken LUSE, President Howard Wm. Bobicr. _ 1954-1955 AUGUST Relations. formotion, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee Charles Schmitt, the Magazine Committees ond such TORG SKABO, Vice-President Ed Buyer-Seller the Clossification, Membership, n- Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotary InHurley, 1954-1955 ERNEST commillec coordinate the octivities' Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee ond OFFICERS vise and coordinate of such committees. CLUB SERVICE Associations] 19—Wilford Co u I Hard 26—Wayne Way HARVEY BENT, Progrom Telephone 743-W Chairman �(f He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, 14 October 8, On Tuesday, October 5th at the regv.lar meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club, at the Arlington Hotel, Orie L. Gilbert, 1954 We received a report of the 4-H Fair project, "Operation Pancakes" at which time we made a net profit for the operation of $464,11, It Jr ● f who is the Administrator of the is fortunate that no amuse Coldwater Community Health ment tax had to be paid on Red MoKnight’s musical Center, was admitted to the club. Orie states that he efforts, othenvise the pro^ was bom May 12, 1918 in fits would not have been Big Rapids, Meoosta County, great. Michigan* He states that he graduated from Big Rapids high school and follow ing this took a Bachelor of Science in Commerce at the Perris Institute, Big Rapids, graduating from there in 1949, so It has been suggest ed that if a similar project is planned for 1955 that the Rotary -^ns be included in this and the booth be kept open 80 as to enable some of the people attending the Fair to have pancakes and sausage for He then went on with his education and breakfast. received his Master’s Decree in Hospital project was enjoyed by the Rotarians, and your Editor heard no griping of any kind. Administi*ation at Northwestern Universi-fyin Chicago, in 1952* The work which went into this We understand that the hunters in the He was married on Nov, 17, 1945 to Florence Lowe Petersen at Ludington, Michigan, They have two children, Linda, born July 21, 1948 and ^arcia, born Sept. 24, 1952, Orie had 55 months military duty with tie 1st Inf, Div--38 months north woods, particularly at Trout Creek, turned over a new leaf last Sunday and the entire encampment attended church at White Pine where I«Iaurice Payne and former Coldwater. Rotarian, Kenneth Olmstead, sang at the church service. of this was overseas in the European theatre of operation. is a member of the He First Methodist There were only 4 early leavers Tuesday! Church, Coldwater and lives at 20 Lincoln Street, Coldwater, The visiting Rotarians on Tuesday were: John Es-terak and Harvey Morley of Angola. It is not often that a Rotary Club has at the same table with the result that all Coldwater Rotarians at that tabl e the opportunity to hear a violinist who has been a member of a symphonic orchestra. However, on Tuesday, Keylor Noland of 122 Deerfield, Lansing, played two numbers for the "Traumeri", Club—"Stardust" and These were enjoyed exceed ingly and we wish to publically thank him for his entertainment. color movie of a motor beat trip through the Water Wonderland bordering on Canada The scenery was marvelous and Bob Rerr is to be complimented on getting this film for us. (Did Bob Kerr pay his buck for advertising?) We noted with great satisfaction the sight in permitting two visiting Rotariare to sit together. Absent were: Avery, Bobier, Fiske, Hurley, Kornstien, McKnight, Munn, Patterson, Payne, Rice, Schmitt, Toupalik, Treloar, Woodward, The birthday table had a very small mem bership with the result that there was an abundance of oakej Torg Skabo told the Club of the Hunter»s Ball which the Union City Rotary Club is news paper article in the Coldwater Daily Reporter regarding the meeting of Sept, 28th. contributed to the "kitty" for their ovei** Trebilcock, Vinton, Waldron, and Lea The program for the day was a Techni and the U,S. They made the mistake of sitting together sponsoring and the Club members had an opportunity to buy tickets for this. This is as it should be. Coldwater Rotary Club ha s a "new Benedict", Everett Hougen was married on October 2nd at Madison, Indiana. May he and his Ray Mulchahey Rotary Ann have a long, happy life. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday B:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This the BY committee coordinate Livermore. DIRECTORS r /-I u’ o II ●● ● F. Membership. Fred Weeks month, 12:15 Information. Vincent Bent. INTERNATIONAL GENERAL SECRETARY III. Rotary INTERNATIONAL E. Schmidt, Jackson, 1—Russ 7—Warner Van Aken 14—Guvarie Coffman 15—Dick Kerr [All Sports Banquet] : Children. Dale Dean.jD, Youth. gj Payne, Stu. _ Thomas. Horvey the members of ROTARY general ond in standards practice are oppointedi their respective vocations. event committees 7—Dale in In the 8. International Mork Andrews, men] service, this committee shall super- Ed (Tri-State Munn MAY ● Mac 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) Livermore 31—Chas.' Woodward (Rotary Informotion) JUNE Night] 14—Harvey Moss 7—Barney Trebilcock 14-^Howord' Teeters 21—Warren 21—James McComb Williams 28—Mac MeKeith Contacts) 28—Byron Thomas (International ●JULY B. 5—President's Meeting -12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt (Eiyiployer-Employeq Holtz. 10—LcsterrWise 24—Bob Dean - (ladies' ■ 4—Ro'bert Information, The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the-program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to dssist with 3—Howord Swan > JANUARY Contacts. on particular phases of vocotional|c. International Student Project. ] Mich. 26-Hal ' DECEMBER foster the ad- professional International the A. MeKeith. ● of 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) Byron' 30-Carl Vinton this united in the ideal of service. improving (Crippled (Children's Party) Barnes 16—Surprise Meeting good will and peace jI' a ' Svorld fellowship of; and Harris Children) 9—Richard Biringer INTERNATIONAL' SERVICE assist 5—Don 11—Stu Picard Information) 2—Stog Night—H. J. McKnight vancement of International under committee shall devise and carry through into effect plans which will guide business Jackson (International j 23—Kbith Pearce Picard, To encourage and SERVICE Van Aken 29—John 5—Mark Andrews (Public information) Dale Dean, Rus-' sell Waldron. 22—Fritz APRIL NOVEMBER Charles C. Rural-Urb'ao. Moore B—Bob Lyons 26—Vincent Kornstien Mos«, Don Harris, Kenneth Put Vocational Service Committee: This standing, tionships INTERNATIONAL T. MARCH Webster' club In discharging their respon Howard Swan, Chairman. sibilities in their' vocational rel6- George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, Safety. Rice Student) 19—Keith Avery nam. Information. VOCATIONAL and ROTARY Community Treat. B. Crippled Woodward, INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Dr. HolU 12—Otis Milnes,iJames McComb, Chairman. H. Public J. Sergeant-at-Arms. K. Music. Maurice Herbert J. 1S-AI 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) 28-Chet Allemier ana < ^thoughtful of and helpful to oth-; j®f» i" the community. . Harvey Holtz. ROTARY Gov. Meeting Milnes (Foir Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington object, Chairman. I. President PRESIDENT 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Relations) Burondt (International COMMUNITY SERVICE Rotary — "to encourage G. Program Kornstien, Hal Munn. Special Meetings at the call of the ROTARY 24-Ed ...ILL Wm. Robert Show. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first DISTRICT 219 1 Relations., is the duty of the Community I Service Committee to discharge D. John Fellowship. James 'Molkor. E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. Swan of each iO—Dist. leffect of this object is to Influence! Mulchohey.|Ro,Brians, individuolly and as i Van Why, | members of the Rotary Club, to be i n C. Club Bulletin. Ray McComb Barney Trebilcock Thursday Paul ' Woodward. Wayne Way, FEBRUARY B. Classification. Warner Van ‘’rnriORFB Aken, . Warren Williams, £d I business and community his life. personal, OCTOBER The ; Holtz Aken ‘-ompetitor the Aims and Ob[ects Committee '[It Fritz Von Aken, Chairman The President, Vice-President, and— Van Relations. 3—Gust Bobier. of' Membership, club service. In order to develop the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of A. Attendance. Fritz Wm. the Magazine Committees and such; Charles Schmitt, 31-Fred Weeks other committees as may be ap-!o. Four-Way Test. John Jackson, i pointed on porficulor phases of c Trade Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER TORG SKABO, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer Howord supervise activities 1954-19S5 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President James A. Buyer-Seller Program, Fellowship, Rotary ln-| Hurley, ELECTION 1954-1955 Ed shall the Classification, the activities : Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions oF the Committee and OFFICERS vise and coordinate of such committees. CLUB SERVICE Rel.) 25—Roy >Palferson . ' Associations) 19—Wilford CouiJIard 18—Jomes Van Why (Magazine) 25-Wayne Way. HARVEY BENT, the details. Program Chairman Telephone 743-W f . ■ 4 « »■» t i I The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR fT 'i! ■ Fr J ieric/. Quality Spriiij i-'ro-iucts i Coldwater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m .. A RLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME iliGU., lUC* �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best tf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. October 15, 1954 15 The regular meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club at the Arlington Hotel on We note that only once in the past several weeks has there been any mention of Rotary clubs in the Coldwater Daily Reporter, We Tuesday, October 12th had probably the best attendance of any meeting for a long time, and the program, v/hich was in charge of Otis miss seeing these. Along this line, a tip of the hat is due Harvey Bent for the reports of the meetings Barnes, was very informative and much to the point. which have been given in the Battle Creek Inquirer The guest speaker was Wilson E. Shoup, an Attorney from Angola v/ho has been News, due to the reporting of Polly Walter, retained (he says it's a nice word for Guests on Tuesday included one Rotarian, Dale Ulery of Goshen, Ed Holtz had a s hired) by the Indiana Toll Road Coram, to repDesent them in Stuben County. Mr, Shoup told us of the first toll road in Indiana v/hich was built in his guest, Chester Curry, the band director for the Coldwater schools, and Bob herr had as his guest, Dick Hurst of Ka lama zoo. 1930 and was state operated. This did not pay itself and as a result was turned over to private interests and Absent were Burandt, Fiske, Hougen, Lyon, then returned to Kornstein, Rice and Vinton, the state. The Ind. Toll Road Comm, was organized through an enabling act in 1951 to provide the Indiana link in the the United States, toll road across It is to be 156 miles long and is to be built end opened within a period of 2 years. The cost is to be approximately 280 million dollars, the bonds are to be sold and to be reby the Toll Road Comm tired in about 30 years. It is to enter Indiana near Metz, which is East of Angola, and will swing north to near Lake George and go north of Angola, LaGrange, South Bend, Elkhart and will in enter Illinois at Indianapolis Ave Chicago. There are to be 11 entrances to the road through Indiana, the closest ● f ●» one to Coldwater ivill be LaGrange, north of It is to be 300 feet wide with two 24 ft, concrete slabs separated by a park strip of 50 feet. There are to be no stop lights, railroad cross ings, cross roads, and to be planned for a speed rate of 80 MPH, Mr. Shoup* s dry humor was enjoyed very much by the Your Editor has visited many Rotary clubs and yet none of them can match the sing ing which is done by Coldwater Rotarisns, Quite recently a visit was made to a club where the singing was scant, porr, and without enthusiasm. The Coldv/ater Club throughout the District is known as the "Singingest club in the area". We note from the "Clipsheet" that Frank Cady, the actor who plays the role of Poul Harris in the Rotary movie, "The Great Adventure," has somewhat of a Rotary background himself. His father and his grandfather were Presidents of the Rotary Club of Susanville, Calif. A brother and a cousin were also Rotarians and an uncle served as District Governor, In 1930, Frank Cady attended Rotary's Silver Anniversary Convention in Chicago with his father. Today, through his part in the film, he is helping Rotary to celebrate its Golden Anniversary. Club* On page 14 of the October Rotarian there There wece 5 early leavers. which is very pertinent at this time. Many non-profit organizations in Colriwater is an article on the Community Chest Your Editor spoke at the Albion Rotary Club on Thursday, October 14th, have been asked to contribute to the Chest and it is hoped that they will do so* Ray Mulohahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) .BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. ERNEST lUSE. BY shall and coordinate the the Classification. A. supervise activities of . Membership,!®' other committees as may be op-jD. Four-Way Test. tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Ob[ects Committee. DIRECTORS B. Classification. Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz. Holtz Barney Trebilcock Swan Fritz Van Fred Weeks Aken Williams, E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. Wm. Thursday of eoch month, 12:15 Show. I COMMUNITY SERVICE Special Meetings at the call of the Chairman. Harvey Vincent K. Music. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY 111. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL. Children. Harvey i Charles C. Rural-Urban. sell Waldron, Stu. Dale Dean, Rus-1 ' Picard, in tionships and general their in their respon vocational International ‘ stondords of practice in] event committees are 26—Hal Mac Information. , Mark Andrews, on particular phases of vocational C. International Student service, this committee sholl superEd Holtz. I Project, 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise 17—Bob Show (lodies* Night) 24—Bob Pearce Livermore 31—Chas. Woodward (Rotory Information) 30_Carl Vinton JUNE 7—Barney Trebilcock 7—Dole Dean (ladies' Night) 14—Howard Teeters 21—James McComb 21—Warren Williams 28—Byron Thomas 28—Mac McKeith Contacts) 14—Harvey Moss 4—Robert ' B. (Employer-Employee 18—James Van Why (International JULY 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt 25—Roy The above is our program schedule for the year 1?54:55. If you want to chonge dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with Munn MAY JANUARY * Contacts. McKeith. In the^B. International appointed! Kornstien Information) DECEMBER SERVICE Howord Swan, Choirman. rela Improving Children) 11—Stu Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) Information] 2—Stag Night-H. J. McKnight 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith Byron. To encourage and foster the ad- SERVICE 5—Don Harris (Crippled [NOVEMBER Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put-1 nom. I Dale Dean.ID. Youth. Thomas. Payne, Ed ROTARY- their respective vocotions. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. B, Crippled and assiy the members of this united in the ideal of service, sibilities 26—Vincent Jackson APRIL Bornes (Public [vancement of international underVocational Service Copimiltee.: This stonding, good will ond peoce committee shall devise and carry,through a world- fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business and professional men club'in discharging 29—John 19-Keith Avery t Webster [ INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL Pennington (International 12—Otis Safety. Treat. i Maurice Holtz. Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken 28—Chet Allemier ers in the community, Information. J. Sergeant-at-Arms. 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Coffman (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Moore 3—Bob Lyons the ideals of service by Rotorian to his personal., OCTOBER j business and community life." The | 5—Mark Andrews H. Public Woodward. President I—Russ 14—Guvarie Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Kornstien, Hai Munn. I. Rotary Information. MARCH Ed jevery G. Program Bent. Weeks 7—Warner Von Aken It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge A. Community Rice Meeting) Holtz Leslie SEPTEMBER effect of this object Is to Influence i F. Membership. Robert '^i^ular Board of Directors Meeting, first T. John Jackson, C. Club Bulletin. Roy Mulchahey. Rotarians, individually and os D. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth James McComb 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Van jfoster Warner Warren 17-Bill Milnes (International Student] of Rotory — "to encourage ond Livermore. Relations) 15-AI 31-Fred Wayne Way, Bob the obligotiens of the third object A. Attendance. Burandi 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed Relations, execu Fritz Von Aken, Choirman Dr. Hurley, pointed on particular phase, of E. Trade Associations. club service, m order to develop Woodward, the 3—Gust Pauli Relations. President LESTER WISE, Treasurer GENERAL _ the Magozine Committees and such] Chorles Schmitt, tne Club machinery on Wm. Bobier. formation, Public Information and:C. Employer-Employee JOHN KENNEDY. Secretory Howard Relatii5ns. 1954-1955 TORG SKABO, Vice-President Ed Buyer-SeK.'r 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safely) B—Paul Hurley (Competitor 'AUGUST ;Fred Weeks. Chairmen. Progrom, Fellowship. Rotary In-I ELECTION FEBRUARY of such committees. Functions of the Committee This committee OFFICERS jviso and coordinate the activities; 1954-1955 ROTARY PROGRAMS CLUB SERVICE Rel.) Associations) 19—Wilford Couillord Patterson (Magazine) 26—Wayne Way i V 1 BHNTy Program Chairman Telephone 743-W '● -V. ^ HARVEY the details. -● r- -X J '' . jr r . )●>' > V d m COLDWATER See. 34.66, P. Rofary REFLECTOR ''ro-iacuoI Irto. Quality Si-cl.-itS — Published Cold'i’ater, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Llic-. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best )> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. October 22, 16 At the regular meeting of the Club on T’aesday, Oct. 19thj Vince Kornstien was in chrrge of the program and had as his speaker, Mr. August E. Johansen who is t'r\c Republican nominee for congress from this District to replace Paul Shafer who died recently, Mr, Johansen was born in Philadelphia, Pa. on July 21, 1905 but tells us that has lived in Battle Creek during his entire life. He tells us further that ho is a former newspaper man, an ordained minister of the Congregational church, was once personnel director of the Kellogg Company and since January, 1951 was Administrative Assistant to Rep. 1954 Next week*s program is in charge of Keith Avery who has secured as his speaker Ray Radke, Field Scout Executive for the Trails Council, Nottawa who will speak on the new look in scouting♦ Incidentally, Keith Avery is one of the big wheels in the Scout Master training program which is now in process at Bronson, l/lich. Ken Putnam and his committee who are help ing those who need assistance, has been doing a good job. Very recently they out fitted with clothing a young chap who is being helped by the Dept, of Rehabilitatim and a tip of the hat should be g?.ven John In his talk Jackson who furnished transportation for Johansen paid tribute to Paul Shafer the young man to his place of training. Recently they helped furnish food and gro ceries to a family who were referred to Ken by a local minister. They are also Paul Shafer until his death, end those things for which he stood, Mr. Johansen divided his speech into 3 parts. ment The first had to do with Govern itself as it relates to various groups within the country. He told us that there are some groups who are more int.jrested in achieving their own ends tha 1 in progress for the country as a who Le and the Govermrent should have sufficient strength to protect the country from the greed of these groups, Hf. also pointed out that there has been an increase in the centralized power of rov"! rnment and political cliques and one o'f ■’●he outstanding features of the consiicution was to prohibit the rise of such cliques so the United States could bo assured of government by the people^ and for the people rather than by Govern ment itself. The third part of his speech covered defense, collective jrcurity, and farming out to various countries, the job of protecting the United States* He stressed that there is a great deal of misinformation regarding the "have not" attitude re purchasing ddntures for tie mother of a family of 6 children who needs them badly* Ken wishes to point out that before assist ance is granted in any of these cases, they are first cleared with the Branch Co. Dept, of Social Welfare and help is given in those assist. cases where the welfare cannot Tuesday's visitors included Oscar Pence of Angola, p, Larson from Coeur d Alene Ydaho, Representative Bill Marshall, and Bob Wolf, Wendell Hathaway and Otto Riasman from the Bronson Rotary club. ABSENT were Allemier, Hurley, Mitchell, Moss, Vinton, and Tfilliams and there v/cre 7 early leavers. Spencer Owens v/rites us that a Rotary Club is being organized at Augusta, ivhere he now has a church. Charter night is Thurs. night November 4th. Mark Andrews is arranging a trip for the group from Cold- garding critical materials that has built up in the United States and pointed out that this myth has been exploded by the Malone Committee. He pointed out that water and anyone wishing to go may contact the United troup of the Methodist ^hurch is having a States and the v;estern hemis phere should develop a national and hemispheric self-sufficiency. It was a good speech and although he is a Repub lican candidate for office, whet he pointed out should appear to the citizens of the United States, him. Grant Treloar announced that the boy Scout pancake supper on Saturday night. It mi^ be a good thing for Rotarians to go to this supper, if only for comparison with those served at the 4-H Fair. We hesitate to mention this but it has beai customary in the past when a member takes Ray Mulolialiuy ' " onto himself a wife that he buy "seegars" for the Club, Huugen Lake Hu tice * ) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — EIkt Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) dATTLE CRSEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY 'viso and caordinat« of such committees. committee .^_'A. Buyer.Seller supervise shall and coordinate the Classification, the activities ELECTION the Magazine Committees and such. tion of the plans and program of' the Alms and Obieefs Committee.! LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Livermore. DIRECTORS B. Classification. Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz /- Barney Trebilcock Warner Warren Aken Fred Weeks /-I f. D II ■■ n Thursday of each month, 12:15 obligations of the third object foster the ideals Rotorion to INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. Rotary I A. Community Chairmen. Harvey information. Vincent Treat. Charles C. Stu. INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Byron SERVICE members in discharging of tionships gonerol and in standards improving of practice professional this united in the ideol of service, the A. International in 11—Stu Picard Contacts. 19—Ken Putnam 26—Hal Biringer 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester 24—Bob Pearce Wise Livermore 31—Chos. Woodword JUNE u . u . ^ Marvey Moss 21—James McComb 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren < '28-Mac 28—Byron Thomas Williams McKeith JANUARY JULY 4—Robert B. 5—President's Kerr Rel.) Associations) (Mogazine) 26—Wayne Way (Employer-Employee 18—Jomes Van Why Patterson Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt 19—Wilford Couillord HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W I t . 1 p- ; ■. t I The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. Rotary REFLECTOR 0 cJ i05 Ciay ot, ■ "oi'iwa-tar, 2ica. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 3 (International Contacts) t v*t-. (Rotary Informotion) 7_Dale Dean (lodies' Night) The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you wortt to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Munn 17—Bob Show (Ladies' Night) 30-Carl Vinton 25—Roy (Tri-State MAY 16—Surprise Meeting Mac Ed Holtz. . Meeting) Information) 9—Richard McKeith. (Children's Party) /● 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight men their respective vocations. In the B. International Information. Mark Andrews. event committees are oppoinied on particular phosos of vocational C. International Student Protect. (service, this committee shall super-i information) DECEMBER voneemenf of international under-: (Crippled Children) 19—Keith Avery encouroge and foster the ad-: and Jackson 26—Vincent* Kornstien 23—Keith Picard, peace committee shall devise and carrylthrough a world fellowship of the „ (Public Dole Dean, Rus-, INTERNATIONAL assist (International Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put Rural-Urban, sell Waldron. Dole Dean. D. Youth. Thomas. Payne, Ed Von Aken 29—John 5—Don Horris '2-Otis Barnes nam. Informotion. 22—Fritz 5—Mark Andrews NOVEMBER B. Crippled Moss, Don Lyons APRIL Webster Safety. their respon Howard Swan, Chairmen. sibilities in their vocational rela ROTARY osi Vocational Service Committee: Thislstandlng, good will and club INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, and Moore 8—Bob Allemler by. ers in the community. VOCATIONAL SERVICE and R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH individuolly 1—Russ 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) Coffman personal,; OCTOBER thoughtful of and helpful to oth- , into effect plans which will guide:business ROTARY service business and community life." The! effect of this object is to influence;I Woodword. PRESIDENT hit Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Bent. I. INTERNATIONAL of and Wm. Public 7—Warner Van Aken 28—Chet F. Membership. J. Sergeont-at-Arms. K. Music. Maurice DISTRICT 219 ROTARY discharge I Roy Patterson. G. Program MARCH (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington E. Magazine. Show. Weeks 14—Guvarie of the Community i Rotory — "to encourage Skabo (Anniversary (International Student) COMMUNITY SERVICE to Rice Meeting) Holtx the duty Ed every .. 1 L 1 Holtz. George of Kornstien, Hal Munn. President GENERAL 15—A1 22—Torg 31—Fred James Van Why,] members of the Rotary Club, to be: H. Speciol Meetings at the call of the J. is 1—Webb Treat {Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Relations) 17-Bill Milnes j It FEBRUARY 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed Relations, D. Fellowship. Robert TW§ular Board of Directors Meeting, first Herbert Van Williams, Holtz. John Walker. Swan ROTARY 1 Charles Schmitt, C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchohey.;Rj,tQrians, James McComb Von Paul Service Committee A. Atfendonc#. Wayne Way, Bob Fritz Relations. the club machinery on the execu-| JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary PROGRAMS 3—Gust Burandt other committees as moy be op-'o. Four-Way Test. John Jackson, pointed on particulor phoses of;g_ Associations, Leslie ,SEPTEMBER club service, in order to develop: Woodward, ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Howard Competitor ROTARY AUGUST Wm.> Bobier. of Membership, B. 1954.1955 ! Relatioiv. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-' Hurley. fermotion. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 Ed th« activities {Fred Weeks. Chairman. Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, ColdwQter, Michigan Bulletin No* 17 October 29, 1954 Alldiough the attendance ef the Coldwater Club was above The program chairman for the regular meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club held at the Arlington Hotel on October 90% for September, the attend ance during Sept* and Aug. 26th was Keith Avery* Keith is very much interested in Boy Scouts in the city of speaker* Ray Radke, field averaged less than for the previous months. November, with its deer hunters* may be another tough month and you mighty hunters of the scout white Coldwater and had as his executive for the Nottawa Trails Council. Your editor knew ^r, Radke when he was field scout executive at Sault Ste. Marie in the northern peninsula. Mr. Radke told of the origin of the Boy Scouts of America* It se happens that your editor knew W, D, Boyce of Ottawa* Illinois who brought scouting to *tiie U*S-. from England^ He originally had his home in Ottawa although his publish ing firm was in Chicago, and it alse happens that your editor was at one time scout executive at Ottawa, Illinois* Mr, Radke pointed out the changes that have taken place in the scouting program and most of these changes have come about through recommendations made by study committees appointed by the Nat ional Council. The cub program started in 1934 and at present furnishes a pro gram for boys, 8, 9 and 10 years. The Boy Scout program at the present time is for boys of 11, 12, and 13 and the Explorer Scouts of boys 14 and up. The older pro ,ram also includes sea scouts and air scouts. There has been a marked modification of the program and the re quirements for boys to progress in the activities, ^r. Radke pointed out that the Scout program is a part, or an arm, of the sponsoring institution or organ ization and it is expected that this sponsoring group will consider the Scout program as their child, Mr* Radke stated there are 2700 professional Scout men in the N,S, at the present time. The U.S* is divided into 12 regions with Michigan tails should make every effort to attend even though it may mean a shave while you are on your hunting trip. DON’T FORGET TO VOTE BEFORE YOU COME TO ROTARY NEXT 7<-EEKJ ● ● Anyone going to -the Charter Night at Augusta on November 4th should-be at the home of Putnam at 5*30* He has agreed to furnish the transportation. The president of the new Augusta Club is T, Ben Johnson, who was scout executive for the Nottawa Trails Council for many years. He is now retired and living in Augu sta * THERE IS TO BE A BOARD MEETING ON THURS., NOVEMBER 4th* The guests Tuesday were: John Jacobs of Detroit; Ray Radeke of Bottle Creek; Dale Ulery, GoshenI Warren S. Hall of Lansing; Fuzzy Truesdale of Coldwater; Dick Schultz from Bronson; Carlton McKenzie of Quincy; Walt Balcom of Coldwater, and Emery Boyd and Dean ‘''ilson both from Angola, Ind. Absent were; Gilbert, Hurley, Bob ^rr, Komstein* Bob Livermore* Lloyd Livermore, Mitchell, Moss, f*atterson, Pearce, Rice, Schmitt, Shaw, Treloar* Van Why, Vinton, Eight left leary. and Les Woodward. Hal Munn gave an extremely good report on international events. He touched on the televised cabinet meeting. Also, the being in region 7. There are 38*000 report given by Secretary of State, Dulled Scout troups in the U.S, and 3000 of He emphasized particularly the Paris agra^ these are being sponsored by Rotary Clubs, meirt for the defense of western Europe, pointing out that the Europeans were DON’T FORGET DUES ARE PAYABLE NOVEMBER 2. active in bringing about the agreement* BE SURE AND BRING YOUR CHECKS OR $12,00 IN BILLS WITH AN EXTRA 50< PIECE; ^ also mentioned world disarmament, the matter of oil in Saud Arabia, and the far reaching affects of the Brit ish pulling out of the Suez Caniil zone. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, MICH. Functions of This BY of such CLUB SERVICE and OFFICERS {vise and coordinate the activities; 1954-1955 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMIHEES OF committee ... A. Buyer-Seller shall coordinate the supervise activities of . ELECTION JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory LESTER WISE, Treasurer Livermore. B. Classification. The President, Vice-President, and— Aken, Warren Club Bulletin. Holtz, Holtz C. McComb D. Fellowship. Barney Trebilcock John Swan Walker. Williams, . ,, , , , Thursday of each month, 12:15 Treat. ROTARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY III. INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, E. Schmidt, Jockson, Qean. D. Youth. Payne, Ed Coffman 21—Lewis and Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken Pennington 29—John Jackson 28—Chet Allemter APRIL by r (International as 12—Otis 5—Don (Public and Meeting] Kornstien 26—Hal ^ sibilities . assist in the members of their vocational this united in the ideol of service. Howard Swan, Chairman, reia- , , , general standards of practice in McKeitn. event committees Mark Andrews, their respective vocations. ROTARY are In the B. International appointed on porticulor phases of vocational C. International Mich. 3—Howard Swan 10—.Lester' Wise 9t-IJich9rd ' Biringer 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 16—Surpj'lse. Meeting , » service, this committee shall super- Ed Holtz. - Contacts. men! ●24—Bob, Liiermore Pearce - ' JANUARY 31—Cbas, Woodward Information) I Project, (Rotary JUNE 7—Barney Trebilcock ● 14-jHo^ard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mdc' 'McKeith Contacts) (International JULY 4—Robert B. 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Associations) Kerr 11—Charfes Schmitt Information, Student 2B—Byron .Thomas Mac Munn MAY 2—^fSg^Night-H. J. McKnight Picafd,_. Byron 1 30_CarI Vinton professlo'nal Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Information) NOVEMBER '23—Keith Stu. 11—Stu Barnes 26—Vincent Harris (Crippled Children) Information] T9—JCeith;Aver^d . Dale Deon, .Rus-. ThonYds. Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports SERVICE tionships and In improving the INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. 14—Guvorie nom. Charles C. Rural-Urban. Into «ffect plans which will guide business 'and ROTARY R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH Von Aken ' ' INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ‘ {DECEMBER iTo encourage and foster'the ad-h 7_Da1e Dean (Ladies' Night) jvancement of international under-! u u Vocafionol Service Comqilttee: This standing', good .will, arid peace , ^ narvey moss . , cotnmitlee shall devise and carry,through a worltl fellowship of 21—James McComb VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, 7—Warner (Fair Grounds) Children., Halrve^l Harris, Kenneth Put- sell Waldron.- ‘ Holtz. George individually iB. Crippled Moss, Dob Dale MARCH 1—Russ Ithoughtful of ond helpful to oth Harvey J. Sergeant-at-Arms. K. Music. Maurice Weeks SEPTEMBER Why,{members of the Rotary Club, to be Vincent! Public Woodword. President GENERAL service Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) (International Student) ‘effect of this object is to influence! Ray Mulchahey.,R„,(„ion,^ Jomes Van of Rice 22—Torg Ed every Rotorian to his personal, OCTOBER business and community life." The I 5—Mark Andrews Chairman. Bent. H. Special Meetings at the call of the J. ideals information. Kornstien, Hal Munn. I. Rotary Information. G. Program '^n^ular Board of Directors Meeting, first Herbert the 15-AI Holtz 31-Fred E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. Wm. F. Membership. Milnes,jJomes McComb, Chairman. Robert Shaw. Webster A, Community Safety. Fred Weeks PRESIDENT 24-Ed Relations, ers in the community. Aken DISTRICT 219 Van foster Warner Relations) Gov. Meeting i7_Bi|| Milnes Wayne Woy, Bob the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and A. Attendance. DIRECTORS Van 10—Dist. It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Fritz Paul i the Magozine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, other committees as may be ap D. Four-Way Test. John Jackson. pointed on particular phases of E. Trode Leslie Associations. club service, in order to develop Woodward. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Objects Committee. TORG SKABO, Vice-President Howard 3—Gust Burondt Wm. Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President James _ the Classification, Membership.^Program, Fellowship, Roiory In-j Hurley, 1954-1955 Ed Relotions. Bobier. 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor AUGUST Fred Weeks, Chairman. the Committee FEBRUARY committees. ^ (Employe.r-Employee Rei.). 18—JameV Van Why 19—Wilford 25—Roy 26—Wayne Way Patterson (Magazine) Couillard The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ● ●, Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to os&ist with the details. t - HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W 1 > V \ . 9 - 1 -● t- . I 1 1 ' .. ' k 1 V ●jr' : ■?.* 1 i yr I' k ● ■ i ?● I t The COLDWATER Sec 3^ Rotary REFLECTOR liNirco porriiM i I ' ""J ^ CENTS i’iC.l .... ouaiity Cold-A-a: 1' Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p. m., A RLI NGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ●'* ■ t ●' V, 4S nS . ● ●i'i'OJ'ic ts f Iflc. Ic.r* . ●. �ff He Profits Most Whd Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 18 Novemter 5, 1954 Lou Pennington, program chair man for the meeting held on The 2nd, came up with some extremely fine movies. Cer Thursday and President Ernie tells us ttet Dale Dean, who Executive Board had their regular monthly meeting on tainly v;ith so many fishermen living in the vicinity of Coldwater the picture was very is chairman for the Ladies® Night which is to be held in December, has something new, much appreciated. The fish ing shown was from one ex unique and secret. treme to the other and ap parently sportsmen can get was too hush-hush to put in the Bulletin, Knowing Dale a tremendous kick out of fish wheree^er they may be. Your Editor would have only one quarrel with the film and that is in the use of airplanes to get into the fishing territory. Many of the ex tremely fine fishing areas of Minnesota and Canada have become highly commercial due to the use of planes. However, it was a good film and was enjoyed by every body. Your Editor even was told that it it probably will be a dilly, TTe wonder just what it will be. Another matter approved by the Board was the Club sponsoring a group to attend the Model UN Assembly which is held at Hills dale College each spring. For the past several years the club has sponsored high school students and have enjoyed the r eports given by the group v/ho participated, Iferk Andrews was the only person who attended the Charter Night at Augusta on Thursday evening, November 4th, It is regretable but sometimes such things can not be avoided that a larger group did VTe understand that Ed Holtz is attempting not go. With the private and public power dis cussion coming up in the U,S, Senate on The Club on Tuesday recognized the birth day of Frank McConkey who was 81 years old on that date, Apparently Rotary must agree with Frank. The following men have birthdays in Novt Bill Milnes, Nov. 4th; Harvey Moss, Nov, 11th; Maurice Payne, Nov. 18th; Bob Shaw, Nov. 2nd; Warner VanAkeu, Nov, 30th; and Ralph Toupalik will have his birthday the day you get this Bulletin—Nov. 6th. Stew Picard has a wedding anniversary on November 7th, and HarTOy Bent on November 30th, to work out some plan for the Coldwater Club to sponsor a fellowship as provided through the Rotary International, November 8th it might be well for Rotaria^ to read'the article on pages 22 & 23 of the November issue of tte Rotarian. It so happens that your Editor knows Walter Sammis, who wrote the private utilities part of the article, Sammis was at one time assistant to the president of the Consumers^ power Company at Jackson, Read it and see what you think. Yeur Editor^has spoken at several Rotary Clubs in the past and in only one instance has there been a thank you note received for the effort put forth. (ivfeyfee it was not worth a thank you note.) On Page 50 of the Nov. issue of the Rotarian it We suppose that 7/arren '"●illiams will be all smiles at next week^s meeting and that Jess Waldron*s chin will be on his chest—but such are politicsj With the deer hunting season rapidly approaching, all members who go to the wilds are urged to attend the Club closest to them. suggests that when a non-Rotarian speaks to the Club that he be given a year's subscription to the Rotarian to show the Club’s appreciation for his effort in speaking to the. Club. Your Editor strong ly recommends that this be considered by the Board, Certainly it would be a very fine gesture and one which would spread knowledge regarding Rotary, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M ALBION Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY vise and coordin<»!e the oetv'ities of committee shall and coordinate the the Classification, supervise activities ELECTION Membership, B. Competitor tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritx Van Aken, Chairman A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Livermore. DIRECTORS B. Classification. Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— - James McComb Barney Trebilcock Holtz. . John Swan Von Williams, Edi B II .. n Aken Walker. F. Membership. Wm. Robert Show. '^^ular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday of each month, 12:15 obligations of the third object i President the ideals every Rotarian to of his service Choirman. Harvey Information. Vincent Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Information. Woodword. Community Moss, Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago, GENERAL SECRETARY III. Dale Dean. D. Youth. K. Music. Payne, . Ed Children. . into effect plans which will guide business INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 2\9TH DISTRICT, T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, the members of sibilities in tionships ond their in vocational improving the will and and peace of professional men International McKeith. Mich. on particular phases of vocational C. Student are oppointed Mark Andrews, International Ed Holtz. 23—Keith Pearce 30—Carl Vinton- 24—Bob . JUNE- Livermore ■ 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams McKeith 5—President's Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt The above is our progranrt schedule for the year 1954-55. If you swartt to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night.' may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. ' r Associations) Rel.) 19—Wilford HARVEY BENT, Progrom Chairman Telephone 743-W t I ■ 1 ● ●- »r- -i 1 I tt ■ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Frcicrio-; ^ Quality Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ● IIC-J J croi'-ici3» Couillord 26—Wayne Wai" X ' Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade '} ● k (International Contacts] JULY B. (Employer-Employee ●● (Rotory 7—Barney Trebilcock 28—Mac 18—James Van-Why 25—Roy Potterson (Magazine) Project. WUe 31—Chas. Woodward Information) 2B—Byron Thomas 4—Robert 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 21—James McComb Mac Munn MAY JANUARY Contacts. Information, service, this committee shall super- 2B-HaI Information] 7—Dale Dean (ladies' Night] 14—Harvey Moss fellowship ROTARY event committees (Tri-State Kornstien DECEMBER under- Howard Swan, Chairman. A. (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) Barnes 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting this united in the ideal of service. rela Children) ’ 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight Byron general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the B. International INTERNATIONAL Dr. assist club in discharging their respon 5—Don Harris (Crippled 11—Stu Picard information) 19—Keith Avery Harvey Picard, o world Jackson (International (Public Ivancement of international Vocational Service Committee; This standing, good Van Aken 29—John 5—Mark Andrews 12—Otis Dale Dean, Rus' Sty. 22—Fritz APRIL .To encourage and foster the ad- committee shall devise and carry.through and ROTARY Coffman Webster INTERNATIONAL jSERVICE INTERNATIONAL 14—Guvorie Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet] Aken by' Don Horris, Kenneth Put- nam. Charles.C. Rural-Urban. 1 sell Waldron. VOCATIONAL SERVICE I—Russ Van NOVEMBER B. Crippled J. Sergeant-at-Arms. Maurice Safety. Treat. MARCH 7—Worner 26—Vincent Milnes,iJames McComb, Chairman. Rice Student) personal, i OCTOBER [thoughtful of ond helpful to oth- H. Public ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Holtz 23—Chet Allemler Rotary — "to encourage and: jers in the community. G. Program I. Special Meetings at the call of the PRESIDENT 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) ..III E. Mogazine. Roy Patterson. Fred Weeks DISTRICT 219 17-Bill Milnes (Fair Grounds] 21—Lewis Pennington business ond community life." The I leffect of this object is to influence C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. Re,,prions, individually and as 0. Fellowship. James Van Why,: members of the Rotary Club, to bo Holtz Fritz 15-AI (Internotional COMMUNITY SERVICE Van I foster Warner Warren Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed It is the duty of the Community I Service Committee to discharge ^ of 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety] B—Paul Hurley (Competitor 3—Gust Burandt Wm. the club machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary FEBRUARY AUGUST Relations. Bobier. of ROTARY PROGRAMS Charles Schmitt. the Magazine Committees and such 31-Fred Weeks ether committees as may be ap O. Four-Way Test. John Jackson. pointed on particular phases of E. Trade Leslie Associations. SEPTEMBER club service, in order to develop Woodward. ERNEST LU5E, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Howard A. Buyer-Seller Relations. Poul Hurley. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee Relations. 1954-1955 Ed 1954-1955 such committees. Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee This OFFjCERS COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE r luc* �ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best }f The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 20 November 19, Club attendance at the regular A tip of the hat is due Bob Livermore for his helpful ness in running the machine meeting on Tuesday, November 16th, was down considerably. This was due to the large number of Rotnrians who when films are are shown. This is a service that the ^lub does not appreciate and we are lucky to have a man that sitting on stumps in the Northern Peninsula waiting for Q white-tail to appear so that they may tell of the hardships which they is able to do this for us. Ernie Luce was visiting at the Marshall Club on Tuesday and Vice-president, Torg underwent to get their deer. The list of hunters includes Kornstein, Putnam, Shaw, Treat, Vinton, Frita Van Aken, Les Woodward, Chuck Woodward, Jess Waldron. 1954 W© know there are others but do not have their names at the present time. Skabo presided. Ernie still says that the Coldwater Club is the best one to attend. We have a report that Ed Holtz has been doing a tremendous amount of work in the preparing of the application for a Rotary There were five early leavers. Rotary guests included Dale Ulery, of Goshen; and Russell McGar^ of Bronson. Bob Lyon had as his guest Din Brown of Jackson, Michigan. The program for the day was in charge of »Hm McComb who intrudueed Stew Picard who had as his guest three high school students v/ho are officers of the Cold- woter Auto Mechanics Club. Stew has thrown his garage open to high school boys who hove automobiles or "hot rods" and on eoch Monday night these embryo Fellowship for a local person, and we have been promised that the name of the applicant will be available for release next week. W© note that convention reservations for the Golden J^nniversary meeting in Chicago from May^29 to June 2, 1955 are being sent out/ It s not too early to start to make your plans and to make your hotel reserv ations since they warn us that hotel space will be allocated on a first come. Please discuss this first serve" basis, with your Rotary Ann and plan to attend. In the recent news broadcast which was mechanics meet to work on their cars. He has made a mechanic available t» sent out to Rotary secretarys it was sug- line with the Auto Ivlechanics Club a film past District Governor Edouard Christine who served as Rotary observer at the 18th super- gested that a very good program m5’‘lifc be vise them and is also asking that on© built around Rotary and the United Nations, Rotarian be present each Monday night. This information is available in paper No, The officers of the club at the present 715 which can be secured from Rotary In time are James Thomas, President; who is ternational in Evanston, There is also a in the 12th grade; Harry Ruthrauff, Vice- new paper available entitled "United president who is an 11th grader; and Jim Nations Economic and Social Council of Austin, who will be the secretary, In 1954" which contains the impressions of prepared by the Socony Vacuum Oil Co. was shown. It had to do with safe driving and it would certainly be beneficial if every person who was convicted of a tra- session of ECOSOC. FRIENDLINESS PAYS: This is from o clipping ffic violation be orddred to see the film, sent to your Editor by the Quality Springs It demonstrated very clearly that the and no advertising is intended, and a fatal accident may be a tenth of a second and good luck,. The Socony Vacuum went to a super market for her Friday order which was not the most convenient for A woman only difference between a minor violation shopper, reports Tide, said that she alwcys Oil Co, is to be complimented on preparing such a film and making it available for public showing.. a reason she thought childish but still was good and sufficient for her. I go there instead of the other one, becouse''the- checker always says to me ’Have a nice week-end^". Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church. — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY !vlse and of Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS COMMITTEES C1.U& SERVICE committee shall and coordinate the the Classification, supervise, activities IService Livermore B. Classification. Aken, Ed Holtz HqIIj _ Barney Trebileock Warren B M .. Warner Von Williams, Ed n Aken 1. ● ● ■ of Wm. business end community life. The [effect of this object is to influence Harvey Vincent! J. Sergeant-at-Arms. K. Music. Maurice INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL J. Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Harvey in their Charles,C. Rural-Urban, sell Waldron. Dale Dean, O. Youth. Thomas. Payne, Ed Stu. Date Dean, RusPicard, Byran vancement of international relo>i International tionships and in improving thel A. McKeith. general standards of practice ini under- Contacts. Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 15—Al 17-Bill Milnes 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary 24-Ed Student Projeet. Rice Meeting) Holtz (Internotional 31—Fred Student) Weeks MARCH 1 —Russ SEPTEMBER 7—Warner Van 14—Guvarie Coffman Aken (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken 29—John Jackson Pennington 28—Chet Allemier APRIL 5—Don Harris (Crippled 5—Mark Andrews Children) (International 11—Sfu Picard 12—Otis Information) 19—Keith Avery 26—Vincent (Children's Parly) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) Barnes Kornstien 26—Hoi Informotion) Munn MAY 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richard Biringer Pearce 30—Corl Vinton 24—Bob Livermore Woodward (Rotary Information) JUNE 14—Harvey Moss 21—James McComb 7—Barney Trebileock 14—Howord Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas McKeith (International Contacts) JULY 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodword (Trade Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt' (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—James Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Mogazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. Swan Wise 31—Chas. 7—Dale Dean (Ladles' Night) 4—Robert 8. 3—Howard 10—Lester 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 16—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith JANUARY Moc their respective vocations. In the'6. International Information, event committees are oppointed Mark Andrews, on particular phases of vocational C. Internotional service, this committee shall superEd Holtz. Mich. 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor DECEMBER SERVICE To encourage and foster the ad SERVICE vocational FEBRUARY Burandt NOVEMBER Vocational Service Committee: This'standing, good will and peace committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business ond professional men sibilities R. Mear\s, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH Children. Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put- and ossisf the member^ of this united in the Ideal of service, club in discharging their respon Howard Swon, Chairman. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George Webster INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 3—Gust (Public nam. Holtz. PRESIDENT as Safety. Treof. !B. Crippled Woodward. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY and ;thoughtful of and helpful to othIcrs in the community. Chairmen. Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Information. I. President Individually Milnes,'James McComb, Chairman. Information. Bent. ROTARY OCTOBER !a. Community Show. G. Program I Special Meetings at the coll of the GENERAL obligations of the third object Rotary — "to encourage and Roy Patterson. [H. Public 12:15 dischorge E. Magazine. Robert month, to James Von Why,{members of the Rotory Club, to be F. Membership. ''Wgulor Board of Directors Meeting, first Herbert Leslie D. Fellowship. John Walker. Swan ROTARY John Jackson, Committee C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahoy.lRotarions, McComb each Relations. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Ob[eets Committee ' It is the duty of the Community The President, Vice-President, and— Thursday of Poul Charles Schmitt, A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Weeks Relations. Bobier. pointed on porticular phases of g Trade Associations. club service, In order to develop^ Woodward. DIRECTORS Fred Wm. Membership, B. Competitor Hurley. Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Von Relations. of 1954-1955 AUGUST A. Buyer-Seller other committees as moy be op- 0. Four-Way Test. TORG SKABO, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer Howard the activities ● 1 the Mogazine Committees and such ERNEST LUSE, President Fritz ceordinat* committees. II formation. Program, Fellowship, Rotary InPublic Information and C. Employer-Employee ELECTION 1954>1955 James such Fred Weeks, Chairmtin. Associotions) 19—Wilford Couillord 26-Wayne Way HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W V 1 UNITED I STATU The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FreJeric:: I.. Quality Sprirja i-'i’oiucts, Inc* Col'iwatsr, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p. m VISITING A RLI NGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME �te He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michig an Bulletin No. 21 CALL FOR HFLP! November 26, 1954 Y»ur Editor The program for November 30 wants the January, February and August issues of the Fotarione We are trying to make up a complete file of the Rotarians for the year will be in charge of Maurice Payne who has secured a quartet. All of them are ministers of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and they will present a program of and someplace, sometime these copies have been mis laid. If you have these secular and sacred music«. copies, please give me a ring and 1^11 pick them up. We understand John Jackson is in the eqst and will be gone until December 1st, The program for November 23rd was in charge of Keath Pearce who had as his speaker. Chief Deputy Haramel of the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's office, Depibty Hamrael has done a great deal in youth education in regard to narcotics and to attacks on women and girls. In his speech to the Club he outlined that there were approximately one million Juvenile delinquents in 1950 and that if this rate is projected to 1960 that there will be 1,500,000 delinquents in that year. The rate of increase since 1945 indicates that this fj .ure will be reached. Deputy Hammel stated that ed ucation to avoid attacks by sex deviates and in the avoidance of narcotics begins at home, and that the parents should make a systematic effort to discuss news paper headlines with their children so that the child may be aware of what might happen. He stressed that it can happen to anyone at any time, He went c - on to state that no woman or child should go within six feet of a oar in which a strange man is riding, since, if they are that far away, no harm can come to them. He gave several examples of criminal action by sex deviates and discussed in Visiting Rotarians Tuesday included Wendall Hathaway, Bob Stocker, Glen Barnett and Frank DeVore of Bronson, Victor Brown of Litchfield, and Dele Ulery of Goshen, Indiana, Absent were Bent, Burandt, Couillard, Fiske, Fox, Gilbert, Hougen, Jaokson, Diok Kerr, *^Keith, Mcknight, Pattersoni' Teeter, Trebiicock, Treloar, Fritz Van Aken, Vinton, Chuck "^odward, Les woodv/ard. There were six early leavers. Ed Holtz has submitted an application for Q Rotary' Fellowship for Virginia Renshaw, the daughter of Probate Judge and Mrs, Renshaw, Virginia graduated from Coldwater High School in 1951 and will graduate from Albion College in June, 1955, She is majoring in Home Ecenomios with a minor in sociology* Many of the mighty hunters have relumed but we understand that the luck was not too good. caused considerable publicity in Kalamazoo tell, some detail the two It is sincerely hoped that she will be able to secure the Fellowship, A tip of the het to Ed for endeavoring to secure this for her* ' cases which have All of them had tall tales to county--namely the murder of the Western College co-ed some years ago, and ihe Don’t forget about the old copies of the recent Rotarian, death of State Hospital, the nurse at Kalamazoo He also stressed the danger of marijuana cigarettes, outlining that marijuana does not affect any two persons in the same way. He did state that the only way that anyone can tell a marijuana cigarette is by the smell when it is burning, and its use is much more common than is usually supposed. It was a good program and one which would be valuable to other Clubs, Ray Mulchahey Keath also had Deputy Fee of the Branch County Sheriff’s office as his guest. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday T2:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday T2:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elks Temple ANGOLA Wednesday 12:15 M College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. This BY |vis« and coordinate the activities of Functions and OFFICERS COMMIHEES CLUB SERVICE committee shall supervise the activities ;A. of . Buyer-Seller Relations. Wm. _ Relations. Paul formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee the Mogazine Committees and such 1954*1955 pointed on particular phases of E. Trade club service, in order to develop JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer tion of the plans and program of Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Leslie It is Committee to Aken, Ed Holtz James McComb Barney Trebilceck Howard Fritz Swan Van Aken Fred Weeks ^(Sgular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday of each month, Bent. Information. Public Special Meetings at the call of the PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY J. GENERAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. ROTARY DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. and assist the members sibilities their club in discharging INTERNATIONAL 219TH of E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. in of will this united in the ideol of on particular phases of vocational C. International Student appointed service, this committee shell super-1 Mork Andrews, Ed Holtz. Kornstien 26—Hal Information) (Children's (Tri-State Munn MAY 9—Richard Biringer 23—Keith Pearce 30—Carl Vinton 24—Bob Livermore (Rotary Information) JUNE Night) McComb 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomos 4—Robert Wise 31—Chas. Woodward 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' 14—Harvey Moss 21—James 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 16—Surprise Meeting Project. 11—Stu Picard Party) 2—Stag Night-H. J. McKnight Mac (Crippled 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) McKelth (International Contoets) JANUARY Information, are Information) NOVEMBER service, Harris Children) Bornes (Public peace Contacts. Jackson 5—Don 26—Vincent under- and International tionships and in improving the A. McKelth. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the B. Infernotional event committees 22—Fritz Van Aken 29—John DECEMBER SERVICE their respon Howord Swan, Chairman. rela vocational Coffman (International Byron International good Van Aken Moore 6—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) 19—Keith Avery committee shall devise and carry'through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business and professional men George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR INTERNATIONAL vancement 7—Warner 14—Guvarle 12—Otis Harvey Picard, (Anniversory MARCH 5—Mark Andrews Dale Dean, Rus Stu. Rice APRIL To encourage and foster the ad Vocational Service Committee: This stonding, INTERNATIONAL Weeks his personal,(OCTOBER Children. sell Waldron. Holtz 21 —Lewis Pennington Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put Charles C. Rural-Urban. VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL B. Crippled Dole Dean. 0. Youth. Thomas. Payne, Ed J. Sergeant-at-Arms. K. Music. Maurice Holtz. ROTARY Rotarion to 24-Ed 22—Torg Skabo Meeting) 23—Chet Aiiemier nam. Woodward. President DISTRICT 219 Vincentj Kornstien, HoL Munn. I. Rotary Information. I Ed every Williams, business and community life." The Holtz. effect of this ob[ect is to influence C. Club Bulletin. Roy Mulchahey. Rotorians, individually and os O. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth ers in the community. E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, Jomes MeComb, Chairman. Robert Shaw. Webster A. Community Safety. Treat. G. Progrom Chairman. Harvey H. 12:15 Warren Mllnes (Fair Grounds) discharge Wayne Way, Bob the obligations of the third ob[ect Livermore. of Rotary — "to encouroge and B. Classification. Warner Van foster the ideals of service by DIRECTORS 15-AI 17—BUI 1—Ross A. Attendance. The President, Vice-President, and— 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting SEPTEMBER the duty of the Community Service FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treat (Com. Sofety) 6—Paul Hurley (Competitor Relations) Burandt 31—Fred COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Obieets Committee. PROGRAMS (International Student) John Jackson. Associations. Woodword. the club machinery on the execu 3-rGust Relations, Charles Schmitt, other committees as may be ap 0. Four-Way Test. ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President ROTARY AUGUST Bobler. the Classification, Membership, "● Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-i Hurley, ELECTION 1954-1955 committees. I Fred Weeks. Chairman. of the Committee coordinate such JULY B. 5—President's Meeting Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—James Von Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) Associations] 19—Wilford Couillard The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1954-55. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. . Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ● 26—Wayne Way HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W J ■ J.’ ; * .1 S’- I .i I ■1 ● ■■f t *● 1 \ UNITED STATES T/?e COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR See. 34.66, P. V o o NOV 26 5 Pw 53 1354 f Fsrjdoclck ;i. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Vt C ii Quality S;:ri:is Eroiacls, Inc. } GoId’A'ator, ilich. r ●» �November 23, 19?4 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications listed below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Name Major Classification Minor Classification Seton Bovee Printing Publishing Newspaper Publishing Duane 3. Printi:'H' Publishing Newspaper Publishing AA i Davidson (Duke) Signed - J, A. Vvennedy, Secretary �ee He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan Bulletin No, 22 December 3, 1954 Another items from Dist, Gov* Ted^s letter states that 9 According to Dist, Governor Ted Schmidt's monthly letter, clubs have submitted appli cants for the Rotary Found ation Fellowship for 295 various Rotarians attend ed the Charter Night at Augusta, There were 11 past District Governors present, He THEY ItEET be considered by the Dist* ON THURSDAYS at that there are only six clubs District who do not publish regular Bulletins, us that these will Committee and an announcement 12:15 AT THE AUGUSTA HOTEL. Governor Ted also tells us in the tells Also, he tells us that Hillsdale> Middleville] and Vicks burg have made their quote of iO^ increase made sometime in February,^55® Coidwater Rotary had an average membership of 91.43 in October. We were 12th in standing. in membership. The Coidwater Rotary Club^ at their re gular meeting on Torsmber 30th had a Next week’s program is going to be in quartet such as the "Gospel Heralders" charge of Dale Dean who has switched pro grams with Jim McComb. The speaker is are heard by a luncheon club. The quartet was made up of Seventh Day Adventist clergymen, its members were: T* J* Rassmussen, base, from the Seventh Day rare be Theodore Werle, Executive Secretary, of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association, and his subject is to be "Tuberculosis Today", Your Editor is predicting that the figufes which he gives us are going to be a great surprise te the Club mem bership since Tuberculosis is on the de cline and this has been due largely to the impetus given to the program by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association, treat and it is infrequent that a Adventist Church of ^oldwaterj R, D. Williams, baritone and s«E. Schleenbaker, 1st tenor, both of Battle Creek, and Tta. R, Brown, 2nd tenor of Grand Rapids, Their program of sacred music and the negro spirituals was extremely good and they certainly show a lot of work in thar presentation. Their accompanist was Mrs* Winnivere Rassmussen who in marital A tip of the hat to Ed Holtz was given by Everett Hougen for his work done as Chairman of the Street Decoration Commit tee of Coidwater, life is Mrs,.T» J. Rassmussen of Coidwater, Other clubs take note of this very fine quartet who would undoubtedly be availabb for programs. fines and Dale Dean was The Indies Night which was scheduled for Dec, 21st has been postponed to Feb, 23rd so bsljL the little lady that you’ll be homo the night of December 21st but tell kept busy. her to’draw a circle around the night of Chuck Woodward and pritz VanAken are the WEruary 23rd. Ernie is urging that this be a 100^ meeting since it is the 50th President Ernie Luce was in Detroit on business and Vice-president Torg Skabo presided. Torg really swung a big stick in the matter of co-chairmen of the Rotary Committee for this year’s March of Dimes program, and they were able to get nine volunteers to take care of Rotary’s Day in the drive. Anniversary of Rotary and is one of THE Milestones in Rotary history, BE THERE AND BRING YOUR ROTARY ANNI Hal Munn gave us the monthly commentary To date four couples have made their reservations for the Golden Anniversary Ed Holtz, Chick Convention in Chicago Kennedy, Ernie Luce, and Torg Skabo, together with their Rotary Anns, are making plans to attend. on news--looal, national and internation al, These monthly comments are a refresh ing thing and one which we believe is an inovation in Rotary clubs. THOUGHT FOR THE DAYi The line between sticking out your neck and keeping your chin up is rather hazy. Be sure that you know the difference. Ray Mulohahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — EIkt Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES OF MICH. BY committee and coordinate the Classification, shall the Fred Weeks, Chairmanr^ ELECTION JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer supervise activities Membership, B. Competitor It is DIRECTORS B. Classification. James McComb Barney Trebilcock John Swan Weeks Aken '^l^ular Board of Directors Meeting, first Walker. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. month, 12:15 Show. G. Program 1. Public Taylor, Chicago, III. lionships ROTARY INTERNATIONAL E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Weeks 7—Warner Von Aken 14—Guvarie MARCH Coffman 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken 29—John 28—Chet Allemier 5—Don Meeting) Kornstien 26—Hal Information) Dale Deon. D. Youth. Thomas. Payne, Ed Stu. MAY 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnlght 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting Dale Dean, Rus 23—Keith Pearce Picard, INTERNATIONAL Byron 30—Carl international good will and general and in improving the' A. International 21—James McComb standards of practice in' Contacts. ●JANUARY Mac 4—Robert event committees ore appointed] service, this committee shall super-1 Ed Holtz. 7—Borney Trebilcock 14—Howord Teeters 21—Warren Williams (Internalionol 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr ) (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—James Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magozine) the details. Mark Andrews, on particular phoses of vocational |C. Infernationol Student Project, Woodward (Rotary JULY B. 11—Charles Schmitt their respective vocations. In thejB. International Information, Livermore 28—Mac McKeith Contocts) 28—Byron Thomas McKeith. 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 24—Bob JUNE Night) 14—Harvey Moss peace Swan Wise Information) 7—Dale Dean (ladies' under- 3—Howard 10—Lester 31—Chas. Vinton DECEMBER SERVICE To encourage and foster the advoncement of Munn Webster nam. sell Waldron. Maurice (Public Harris (Crippled Children) 11—Slu Picard (Children's Porty) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State 19—Keith Avery Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put¬ Charles C. Rural-Urban. Jackson APRIL by NOVEMBER 8, Crippled Moss, Don Moore 8—Bob Lyons (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington 26—Vincent club in discharging their respon-j sibilities in their vocationol rela-l Howard Swon, Choirman. INTERNATIONAL T. Meeting) Holtz service. George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Dr. service Rice 1—Russ committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business ond professional men and assist the members of this|united in the ideal of ROTARY DISTRICT, of 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary SEPTEMBER discharge Safety. Treot. Vocational Service Committee: This standing, INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY GOVERNOR 219TH Harvey Vincent VOCATIONAL SERVICE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL J. GENERAL ideals 17—Bill Milnes (International Student) ers In the community. Chairman. J. Sergeant-ot-Arms. Holtz. Herbert the A. Community Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Information. K. Music. ROTARY to 15-AI 31—Fred Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Woodward. President PRESIDENT Committee Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed thoughtful of and helpful to oth Information. Bent. H. Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 Paul 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Williams, E. Magazine. Robert Thursday of each Relatlorrs. Rotary — "to encourage and Van foster Warner Warren Holtz. FEBRUARY Burandt OCTOBER Ed every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life." The 5—Mark Andrews effect of this object is to influence (International Information) C. Club Bulletin. Roy Mulchahey. Rotorians, individually and as 12—Otis Barnes 0. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be Aken, Holtz Fred PROGRAMS 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safely) 3—Gust the duty of the Community Service of Livermore. The President, Vice-President, and— Van Wm. Wayne Way, Bob the obligations of the third object A. Attendance. Fritz Relations. Bobier. of Fritz Van Aken, Chairmen Howard A. Buyer-Seller pointed on particular phases of E. Trade Associations. Leslie club service, in order to develop Woodward. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of COMMUNITY SERVICE the Alms and Objects Committee. ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President ROTARY AUGUST Hurley. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee Relations. Charles Schmitt. the Magazine Committees and such other committees as may be ap D. Four-Way Test. John Jackson. 1954-1955 Ed 1954-1955 of such committees. Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS jvise and coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE Associations) 19—Wilford Couillard 26—Wayne Way The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you wont to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W m ‘ I ■ UNITED STATES nnACE The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 2 CENTS 2 »● T rrjioric:: ● ● 'Guaiity Cold'-vat'ir, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 12:15 p . m . , ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS HOTEL ALWAYS WELCOME b Vw 6. ■ .B �tt He Profits Most. Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, 23 December 10, SINCE TUBERCULOSIS CAN ■AFFECT ALL AND ANY IJEMBERS OF A FAMILY BE SURE THAT YOUR ROTARY ANT^J READS THIS BULLETIN. Two and Duane E, Davidson, We are giving you a short bi ography of Seton and will follow with Duane next week. the speaker for the day, who was Seton was born in Adrian, on April 18, 1907. He is the Werle who has been Executive Secretary for the Mich, tuberculosis Association for 33 years, Mr. Werle gave us some interesting fig ures regarding TB state wide and also in Branch county. He stated that in 1953 Branch county contributed $3000.00 in the sale of Christmas seals. There have been 53 new TB cases in Branch Co, in the admitted These men were Seton Bovee y introduced by Don ^rris, was Theodore new members were to the Club on Tuesday, Tuesday s program had to do with Tuberculosis and 1954 last five years. The state average of chest x-rays is 16^ but Branch County has had 33^ of its pop ulation x-rayed. There has been $265,COO. in state and county funds spent for the residents of Branch county in the last son of Cornelius and Gertrude Chapelle Bovee, He graduated from Adrian High School in 1924 and married Clara MoKeighan on August 30, 1930 at Adrian, ^chigan. He has two children, Seton, Jr* who after his recent discharge from the Navy, is attending Michigan State College, and a daughter, Natalie, who is employed in Coldwater* His first job in newspaper work was on ihe Pontiac Dally Press, He came to Coldwater 24 years ago and has been with the Coldwater Daily Reporter since that time. He is affiliated with the Episcopal Church and enjoys sports of all kinds. five years. His reporting of sports events in the Reporter are excellent. We asked On a state wide basis he told us that ■* there are 100 new cases discovered each he is and she said he was a "perfect week and that 85^ of admission to the something to do with this. TB sans are in advanced stages. There * is usually a two year lapse between diagnosis and sanitorium admissions. Stewart Picard, in a recent news broadcast There are 5500 cases of tuberculosis under care at present, father", We don’t know if Christmas has issued by Rotary International, was given very fine recognition for the work he*s There is no charge doing with his auto mechanics club, We for care in a State Tuberculosis San itorium. his daughter, Natalie, what kind of a guy He had this to say regarding finding the disease—15^ of TB cases can are enclosing in this issue your assign ment to assist that, auto mechanics club. Please draw a circle around the night that be found early, Ifowever, it behoves you are to be at the Buick garage. If you everyone to be alert and don’t wait-can’t be there that night be sure t» find out early what the difficulty may be* secure a substitute. That is your responsibility. A tip of -the hat to Warren Williams who furnished antelope meat for the entire Guests included Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind ● t Club luncheon. William Poppink of Hillsdale? Paul Mellby Next week’s program is to be in charge of Harvey Moss and he is to have as his speaker. Dr. Boucher, of Olivet College who spoke to the Ulub early this year. His speech was enjoyed by everyone and certainly a repeat performance is some thing that v/e will enjoy. and Austin Brokaw of Angola., Ind,; Harold Goodholm of Stillwater, Oklahoma; Don Hunsicker of Bronson; Theodore Werle of Lansing; and C. D. McKenzie of Quincy, Absent were Fiske, Jackson, Dick Kerr, Kornstein, Swan, Treat, Treloar, and Vinton, There were 7 early leavers. THOUGHT FOR THE DAYs CHRISTMAS SEALS. BE SURE AND BUY Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elk* Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. such committees. Functions of the Committee I Fred Weeks' Chairman. This and the OFFICERS BY committee coordinate . shall the Classification, Program, Fellowship, ELECTION [Vfse and coordinate the octivities CLUB SERVICE supervise' activities ]A. Buyer-Seller of!_ Membership, Rotary In- tion of the plans and program of A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Livermore. DIRECTORS B. Clossification. Aken, Warren The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz /-I L B ti ft of Swan Robert ^wgular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Program Chairman. Harvey Information. Vincent Bent. 12:15 Public Special Meetings at the call of the I. Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Information. President J. Thursday of each month, individuolly DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY III. and as INTERNATIONAL 24-Ed Holtz 22—Torg Skabo Meeting) Weeks ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Jackson, Mich. Dean. D. Payne, Ed Youth. . Thomas. the members of Dale Dean, RuS" ' Pennington vocational rela their respective vocations. are appointedi Mark Andrews, on particular phases of vocational C. International service, this committee shall super-i Ed Holtz. Jackson 5—Don Horris Children) (International 11—Stu Picard Information) Barnes Party) 19—Keith Avery 19—Ken 26—Hal Information) Putnam Pearce Munn 21—James McComb Livermore 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Willloms MeKeith B. 5—President's Kerr Patterson (Magazine) Associotions) 19—Wilford Couillord 26—Wayne Way I HARVEY BENT, Program the details. Telephone 743-W O Ro/arj REFLECTOR I954 / 1 CENT 1 Frederick H- ’.Ve3i:a Quality Spriag troiucts. Coliivater, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m VISITING A RLtNGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Rel.) T^e COLDWATER COLDWATER, (Internationol Contacts) UNITED ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER (Rotary JULY 4—Robert 25—Roy 24—Bob 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas (Employer-Employee 18—James Von Why Project, Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) JUNE 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss 11—Charles Schmitt Information, 3—Howard Swon 10—Lester 31—Chas. Woodward Information) JANUARY Mac If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with by (Tri-Stafe MAY The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. Published (Crippled (Children's Meeting) Kornstien j DECEMBER under- Contacts. Student Von Aken 29—John 5—Mark Andrews 30-Carl Vinton Howard Swan, Chairman. In the B. International 22—Fritz APRIL 23—Keith Byron! Picard, International Internotional tionships and in improving the A. MeKeith. general standards of practice in event committees Coffman 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting this united in the ideol of service, in discharging their respon their 14—Guvarie Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) NOVEMBER INTERNATIONAL SERVICE in 1—Russ Van Aken (Public encourage and foster the od- vancement of (Anniversary Webster Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put Stu. Rice MARCH 7—Warner 26—Vincent nam. Dole Mourice assist sibilities DISTRICT, E. Schmidt, Milnes 12—Otis Vocalional Service Committee; This standing, good will and peace cammittee shall devise and corry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business and professional men club George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH Treat. B. Crippled Mess, Don Charles C. Rural-Urban, VOCATIONAL SERVICE and ROTARY Safety. sell Woldron. Sergeanf-at-Arms. Holtz. Chicago, A. Community Woodward. K. Music. Taylor, 17-Bill 28—Chet Allemier and I effect of this object is to influence Shaw. H. ROTARY 15-AI 21—Lewis E. Magozine. Roy Patterson. ers in the community. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman, Fritz Van Aken Fred Weeks Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting (Fair Grounds) D. Fellowship. James Van Why,, members of the Rotory Club, to be John Wolker. thoughtful of and helpful to ofh- Barney Trebllcock 1—Webb Treat (Com. Sofely) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Warner Von °f ‘‘fvlce by OCTOBER Williams, Ed bu$in«si and community ●« life. Th» .. I L I I FEBRUARY (International Student) obligations of the third object Rotory — "to encourage C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulehahey. Roforions, James McComb PROGRAMS Burandt 31—Fred It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Dr. T. Relations, COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer GENERAL Paul 3—Gust Woodword. the club mochinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary J. Relations. Hurley, club service, in order to develop, TORG SKABO, Vice-President Herbert . ROTARY other committees as moy be op- D. Four-Way Test, John Jackson. pointed on particular phases of g Trade Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER ERNEST LUSE, President Howard Wm. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee the Magazine Committees and such' Charles Schmitt, 1954-1955 Ed Relations. Bobier. 1954-1955 AUGUST Llic'.i. lac* r Chairman �December 10, 1954 The Board of Directors of the CoD-dnatcr Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications listed belovj Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week Name Max A. A. G. Olds Fallen Major Classification ili.nor Classification Laundering, Cleaning and Dyeing Cleaning Clothing Industry Childrens Clothing Retailing Signed - J. A. Kennedy. Secretary �(( He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, 24 December 17, Tuesday*s speaker. Dr, Maurice Boucher of Olivet College re turned to speak to us. He was Duane E, Davidson, who was taken into the Club recently, here in January of last year and his was born on March 14, 1924 at ,v Flint, Michigan, talk at that time was enjoyed very much. 1954 He graduated from the Greenville, Michigan He told us High School in 1942 and was married on the I4th of April, 1945 at Pampa, Texas, Hq and his Rotary Ann have two child that he didn't have time to finish his speech last year and he added tj^ree lines to his previous speech and then con ren, Susan Carole and Craig tinued, He was introduced by Don Shorno who pinch-hit for Harvey moss. Dr, Boucher outlined the changes which have taken place during the last few Air Force as first Lieiih for 3-| years, years which have He began his newspaper career as the wire tended towards the commercialization of Chrisbnas, He stated that fashions in all things change and humorously suggested that one could trace progress by a study of the Sears Roebuck catalogue, and that there is a germ of truth in the comic strips of today's newspapers. He went on to relate that many of the Christmas activities have pagan origin such as the decoration of the Christmas tree and the use of mistletoe. The use of mistletoe came directly from the Druids of England who used ihe oak tree and mistletoe in Earle, He served in the U.s, He is alliliated with the Church of Christ and his hobbies are sports and archery. editor of the Greenville Daily News and following this was managing editor of the Odessa, Texas Herald, At the present time he is Executive Editor of the Coldwater Daily Reporter, Many Rotary Clubs are designating the week of iPebruary 21, 1955 as Rotary Club Week and inasmuch as the Mayor of Coldwater is a Rotarian he should bear this in mind, John Jackson please notel President Ernie Luce tells us that the a their pagan observances, tendency at the present time for the Rotary Club is going to sponsor, sometime Christmas Luncheon Club, at which time they will There season to lose is its sense of peace andwell-being, and to become a burden on the average family in the ex change of gifts, Christmas should be a period of Peace on Earth and Good Will Toward Men and should be considered as a religious period since the first gifts were given to the Christ child at his birth. in the spring, a joint meeting of the have as their speaker. Deputy Nammel of the Kalamazoo Sheriff’s Department, who spoke to us recently on narcotics and de linquency, The date has not yet bedn set. Following Rotarians were guestsi Ivan 0, Toler, Marshall; Sam Donaldson, Sturgis; Bruoe Wilbur, Bob Stocker arid Dick Schultz of Bronson. Warren Williams had as his To combat this, Hastings last Saturday guest, Clyde Williams, Bill Traynor was night, through the efforts of the Chamber the guest of Chet Allemier; and Jim Bogart of Commerce, put on a very good Christmas was Bob Lyon's guest, pageant based wholly on significant things in the Christian religion. Absent were Barnes, Fox, Harris, Dick Kerr, President Ernie Luce reported that the Moss, Munn, Pennington, Schwengel, Thomas, and Trebilc#ck, Rotary Day’s Mile of Dimes netted |258.41, leaver s. The following men have birthdays during There were only 4 early We note in the Typhoon, the Bulletin of December: Fritz VanAken, Dec. 2nd; Harold the Rotary Club of Taipei, China, that Hill, Dec, 4th; Ed ^oltz, Deo, 12; and they have a blood bank in that city which Ken Putnam on Dec, 30th. Wedding is sponsored by the Chinese Red Cross and anniversaries during the month of December that recently the Rotarians of that city include Howard Swan on Dec, 22nd., Warner Van Aken on Christmas Day, and Marilyn Bobier, the daughter of Bill and Margaret Bobier, recently underwent a tonsillectomy at the Health Center* donated considerable blood to assist one of their members* It appears that the world is not so large after all and Rotarians give service the world over. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Let us remember, os Dr, Boucher said, "Christmas is a time of Ray Mulchahey _ ... , P^ace on earth, ana goon will toward men", You Wm Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring ^ubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parkar Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Tampla — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Collage Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavarn — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This the BY committee coordinate activities of . activities 1954-19S5 _ Rotory In- Relations. Wm. Relations. Paul nurley. formation. Public Information and C. Emplover-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President , TORG SKABO, Vice-President club service, in order to develojs' Relations, Woodward. the club machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, TreasUfer tion of The blans and program,.of the Aims and Obfects Committee. Livermore ● The President, Vice-President, and— Ed Holtz _ James McComb Barney Trebilcock Howard Swan Fritz Van Fred Weeks B II.... John; Walker. . . Thursd'ay .'of' edch idonth, ’ K. 12:15 President Information. ' Kornslien, Hal Munn. Maurice - Holtz. Herbert J. GENERAL Taylor, Chicago, Harris, . ● ● » INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 8—Bob Lyons 7—Warner Van Aken IS—Dick Kerr (All Sports Coffman Bonquet) 22—Fritz (International 12—Otis Information] this united in-the ideal of service, their respon Howard Swan, Chairman. sibilities in theif vocationol rela-, Internohonal Contacts. tionships and in Improving the ; A. McKeith. > Party) '19—Ken Putnom (Tri-State Meeting) generol stondar^ds of -practice in' their respective vocations. ROTARY event committees are In the B. ItjternBfionol appointed Mark Andrews, on particular phases of vocational C; International Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. service, this committee shall super- 26-Hal 3~Howard Swan 10—Lester 24—Bob . Student Ed Holtz.’ Pjoieet. , - ’ Livermore 31-^as. Woodward (Rotary ♦ Inforpation) JUNE 7—Barney Trebilcock 7_Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) u ,u 14—Howard Teeters 21—lyVarren Williams 28—Mac McKeith (International Contacts] men] ● 28—Byron Thomas janu’ary. JULY 5—President's 4—Robert -B. Kerr 11:-Cha,rles SchmitJ Information, Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) - DECEMBER . Munn MAY 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richord Biringer Mac Harris (Crippled ● 11—Slu Picard (Children's Barnps peace' Harvey Moss a world fellowship of ' ●^—James McComb professfonal assist' |the members of dub in discharging Aken Children) 19—Keith Avery and into effect-plans which will guide business, and and - Van 29—John Jackson 5—Don To «nc6{jtage and foster the pd-1 voncement of International under-» SERVICE (Annlversory MARCH ' Thomas. Ed Skabo Meeting) .5—Mark Andrews nam. 'Payne, Rice APRIL Kenneth Put- will INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. Mass, Don Voeotional Service Committee: This standing, good Geo.rge .R. Means, Chicago, Illinois DISTRICT, Vincent committee shall devise and carry through III. . ROTARY inteiJnational GOVERNOR . 2l^TH Rotary — ''to encourage artd effect of this object Is to influence i VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATiCtNAL SECRETARY Holtz (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis 'Pennington 28—Chet Allemier „ thoughtful of and helpful to" oth¬ Public K. Music. ROTARY 24-Ed Dale Dean, Rus16—Surprise Meeting I. Rotary information. Charles C. Rural-Ucbpn. Woodward. . . < 'seW-WalHron. ^ 'I .23—Keith Pearce J. Sergeont-at-Arms. Dole Dean. D. Youth. Stu. Heard, Byrohj 3o_Carl Vinton . Special Meetings at the coll of the ROTARY 22—Torg ers in the community. . E. .Mogozine. Roy Patterson. 26—Vincent Kornstlen, Wm. (Public* Informotlon) F. Membership. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Robert Shaw. Jk. Community Safety. Webster G. Program Chairman., NOVEMBER Ha rvey ● Treat. Bent'. ' B. Crippled Children. *Horvey "^W^ulor Board of Directors Meeting,, frrit PRESIDENT , ' Milnes 14—Guvorie Warner Van »®^vice by Williams. , ,business and,community ’9 b'? . Itf#.' The . I 15-AI 17-Bill 1—ifuss Moore ■ t- Q. Club BullWin. Ray Mulchahey. individually and as D. Fellowship. James Von Why.fmerhbers of the Rotary Club,.to be Aken DISTRICT 219 n 10—Disf. Gov. Meeting SEPTEMBER it is the duty of the .Community Service Cbmmittee to discharge 'of B. Classification. Aken. .Wtarren 1—Webb Treat (Com. Sofety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Relations) (International Student) A, Atfendance. NVoyne V/ay, Bob!*^® obligotions of the third-obieci DIRECTORS FEBRUARY 31-Fred Weeks COMMUNITY SERVICE Fritz Van Aken, Chairman PROGRAMS 3—Gust Burondt the Magazine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, ether committees as moy be ap D. Four-Way Test. John Jackson. I pointed on particular phases of E. Trocle : Associations. ● '' 'Leslie I 1954-1955 ROTARY AUGUST Bobier. Membership, B- Competitor Program, Fellowship, ELECTION A. Buyer-Seller shall supervise the Clossifleotion, the Fred Weeks, Chairman. Funclioni of the CommiHee and OFFICERS vise and eoordinote of such committees. CLUB SERVICE (Employer-Employee. Rpl.). . Meeting ' 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade AjSsociatlons] I 18—Jopies Van Why- '19—Wilford ] 25—Roy Patterson (^ggozine) 26—Woyne Way ● ● : ● If-you want fo change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hdVing special programs, such as Ladies' Night; may oppolnt a .comnuttee to’assist with the details. Couillard .The above is our program schedule fot the year -1954-55. ' - 1 . J HARVEY I BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ● ( - 1 t , 1. ●●● «● J *- . « ■> i ’● f ● ■'TTfi." : *● » ● a W u S, UNITED , STATES ^raSTACE The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 2 CENTd 2 Fr’iieric:-: H. ‘AviOiis Quality ProJucts, CoHwafer, ilica. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Inc. �rt He Profits Most Who Serves Best n The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No* 25 December 24, 1954 At the regular meeting on Tuesday^ Deo* 21st there was no program, it being the We have just received a letter telling of the formation of a new Rotary Club at feeling that the Club members as a whole Eaton Rapids* This club meets on Wedneswould rather have the time for themselves, days at 12:15 at the guest lodge of the VFW National Homes, The Home is located However, the singing of Christmas songs by the Club, under the leadership of on M-188 about 3-J miles southeast of Maurice Payne, was certainly excellent Eaton Rapids on a good blacktop road. and we believe was enjoyed by everyone* Here’s a chance to see the National Home Brewer, C. H, pewley and Clare Hollister and also attend a meeting at a new Rotary Club. The Charter Night is to be held sometime after the first of the year and we^11 give you more particulars later. Absent were Burandt, pox, Hougen, Dick 7»e have checked the statistics on the Rotarians and we find that each Coldwater Guests included Harold Goodholra of Still water,, OklahomajDick Schultz, Gordon of ^ronson; and Bill Pert of Angola* Kerr, Kornstein, Bob Livermore, Mitchell, .Rotarian has 2 Munn, -Patterson, Thomas, and Treloar. l/7 children* Will the members of the Club think back It is planned to put out a special anniversary number of the Coldwater Re flector and if any members have any in formation regarding the early days of the Coldwater Rotary Club this will be very greatly appreciated. and if there is one among the gelfers who ever made a hole in one perhaps he can qualify as a member of the Rotary's Holein-One Clubk This is described in page 56 of the Botarian* Your Editor wishes all of you a very merry Christmas and a Happy New ^ear^ Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. COMMITTEES OF MICHe BY ELECTION . 1954-1955 .A. Bobier. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-! Hurley, the Magazine Committees and such I Charles _ Jackson, tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee B. Classification. Aken. Holtz ^ Barney Trebilcock Fritz Aken Thursday of each E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. month, 12:15 K. Mosie. ● Holtz.. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Dais Dean. Mdufice'' Payne, *●... Ed ● VOCATIONAL D. . ' Youth. Thomas. . . and 12—Otis (Public R. Means, Chicogo, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT,. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 11—Stu , Inforptation),.' Stu. 26—Hal , . Biringer INTERNATIONAL <31—Chas. Woodward 30—Carl Vinton DECEMBER SERVICE Informotion) .. Ivancement of international, underVo'catiopal Service.Committee: This!stand.ing, ' good will and peace “14—HaWey Moss sibilities in. tnetr tionships and- 1 Howard Swan, Choirmon. vocational rela-' In .improving the; A. International I 28—Byron TIjomas JANUARY Contacts. Mac event coihmitte4$ are oppoihted| thfs'committee sholl Juper-I, JULY 4—Robert general standards of practice in| International Information. theiji . re^ective voCptIan$j In I the[B< Mark Andrews. Ed Holtz. 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howord Teeters 21—Warren WUJiams ● 28—Mac McKeith (International I, .Contacts) 21—James McComb- McKeith. (Rotary ' JUNE . 7—Dale Depn (Ladies' Night) _ of Wise <17—Sob Shaw (la4>es' Night) ,24—Bob Livermore 16—Surprise Meeting Byron' 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester 23—Keith Pearce Picard, Munn ●MAY 9—Richard Dole Dean, Ros-, (Tri-Stote Meeting) Koenstien 2—Stag Night—H. J.;McKriight I Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam NOVEMBER on particular phases of vocotiongljC. International ,Student Project, service, E. Schmidr,.'jdekson, Mich. Information) Webster Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put Harris [Crippled Children) Barnes 26—Vincent Safety. Jackson 5—Don 19—Keith Avery into effect plans which will guide business ond professional men and assist the members of thisj united, in'the ideal of service. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY. INTERNAtl'ONAL 29—John Allemier (Internotional as £ommitt:»e shall devise and carry through o world fellowship Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago,' HI. Banquet) 5—Mark Andrews :T6 encourage and foster the ad- SERVICE 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports 22—Fritz Van Aken APRIL thoughtful of ond helpful to oth- ChorleSvC. Rural-Urban. , ' sell Waldron. Wpodw.ord- J. Ser^eant-^t-Arras. Coffman nam. ●.Kornstien, Hcfl'Munn. I. Rotary Information. President individually Moore 6—Bob Lyons OCTOBER ®f* in the communifyi . Moss, Don 1—Russ Van Aken The Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be Vihcenli' MARCH 7—Warner effect’of this object Is to ir^fluence Harvey 1. Treat. ; '6. Crippled Choirman. Information. Weeks 14—Guvarie 28—Chet ]*'*“'* bustness and commuruty life. (Competitor Rice 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington obligations of the third obieel A.' Community Bent. Public Milnes Holtz 15-AI (International Student) Rotory — ''to encourage ond I 17—Bill 24-Ed Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Wm. Shaw. G. Program H. Special Meetings at the call of the T. li . I James Van Robert ^seTegular Board of Directors Meeting, first Dr. Ed D. Fellowship. F. Membership. Fred Weeks George Van Williams. n John Wolker. Swan Van ^1 i_ ft II Worner 8—Paul Hurley Relations) Gov. Meeting 31-Fred COMMUNITY SERVICE C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulehohey. Roiarions, James McComb Howard Warren FEBRUARY Leslie SEPTEMBER Woodward. A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob The President, Vice-President, and— John 'lit is the duty of the Community iService Committee to discharge Fritz Van Aken, Choirmon Livermore Schmitt. Associotions. the club machinery on the execu PROGRAMS 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) ' 10—Dist. Paul other committees as moy be ap-lQ. Four-Woy Test. JOHN KENNEDY. Secretary Ed . Relations. Relotions. club service, in order to develop ROTARY 3—Gust Bufondt Wm.| formation. Public Information and^C. Employer-Employee pointed on particular phases of g. DIRECTORS Relations. _ , Membership, ®' Competitor ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President LESTER WISE, Treasurer Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise and coordinate the activities of .. Classification. 1954-1955 AUGUST 'Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee the OFFICERS vise and coordinate the activities of such committees. CLUB SERVICE B. * ● 5—President'/ Meeting Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt , 1Z—Leslie* Woodward (Trade (Employer-Employee Ret.) 13—James Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) 1^—Wilford CoUillord' 26—Wayne Way Associations) a The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist, with the details. HARVEY BENT, Progtdm Chairman Telephone 743-W 4 .4 1 f »;»* -rr- . ●>v' **■ ● ^ J < O* k t t * , ●< V \ ● <: ^ ^ * ** s- \ ; X ● \ t '●% > A' * t ■ ILJ Jr- ■n , t W /i'X. - The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR froiierici: !:● h0«1l3 Quality Spring Products, Coldv;ater, lliclu , .. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING ARLINGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ●SSr-94:Bgr! c? DEC 23 ^ 6 -yn V 19^4 ■/ b- Inc. i- fl �(( He Profits Most Who Serves Best n The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Pubiished by The COIDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 26 December 31, 1954 rC’’ ?be regular meeting on Dec. 28th had an^ /Presiddnt Ernie has compiled some statisir.ternational aspect—costume and all, ’'v' tics, regarding early leavers and reports Diane Fraser in her Dutch costume was that for the first six months of the introduced by Barney Trebilcock and told of her trip to Holland during ihe past about 10^ of the membership. summer and illustrated her out that these members have lost part of slides, talk with She brought along as her assist-^ ant, her dad. Dr, Bob Fraser, She told us that the program in international living has its headquarters in Putney, Vermont and has to do with young people visiting between the countries in Europe and also between the thiited States and countries of Europe. There were 10 in her group who spent the summer in Holland, Her first experience was the orientation period and then she went to live with a typical Dutch family, consisting of father, mother, daughter and two sons, on a Dutch Dutch air-force base where father was her present Rotary year they have averaged their Rotary Fellowship by leaving early and that the Club has result of this. also suffered as a It would be nice if the number could be decreased for the coming year. President Ernie read a letter from Mr. anc Aitchison expressing thanks for the rememberance of the Rotary Club to them for having had in their home our foreign exchange student, There will be a regular board meeting on Thursday, January 6th* an officer. President Ernie She pointed out that living conditions are much different the United States He points in Holland than in in that there are no electric refrigerators, no gas ranges or electric ranges, and her Dutch mother has also remarked on the excellent programs which have been pre sented during the first six months and hopes that this high level can be main tained for the balance of the year. bought her food supply on a daily basis. During the summer she visited Paris, DON’T FORGET THE 100^ MEETING FOR LADIES » where NOT TOO EARLY TO ARPAN^-E FOR A BABY SITTER she stayed at the Netherlands House which is a residencd for Dutch students NIGHT ON arNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD, AlTD TO PUN TO ATTEND. IT’S LET’S MAKE IT 100^' maintained by the University of Paris. Her time there included a canal trip At this time of year it is appropriate to tell the story about two Finlanders who through the various canals and a trip on the Zuider Zee. Her visit to the Rotary went out cn a drinking bout for the even Club where her lunch included soup and a ing, About 2:00 A,M, one of them picked sandwich was different from the traditicnal up his glass and said ”Skol”, Whereupon Rotary luncheon in the U,S, Her choice the other Finlander said "Shut upl Did we come out here to talk or to drink? of pictures and slides was excellent and certainly gives one an idea of lifte in Yeur Editor wishes everyone a very Happy New Year! Holland and although they were interest ing we*ll still prefer to live in the United States. Ray Mulohahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M . ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresotiono] Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Tempi, — Monday 12:09 ^ ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. This BY ELECTION ivise of such committee eoordinofe shall the Relations. Wm. _ Relations. Paul the Classification, Membership, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-' Competitor Hurley.» the Magazine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Test. Relations, TORG SKABO, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans and program of. Livermore. DIRECTORS B. Classificotion. Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz - Swan Van Warner Warren B I, Robert Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday, of each month, Williams, ^ 12:15 44 I L I Chairman. Harvey Vincent DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL J. Chicago, Taylor, III. and INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Safety. Treat. Dale Payne, sell Waldron. Stu. Thomas. Ed .To encouroge 12—Otis 29—John 5—Don (Public Information) Kornstien 26—Hal Ipforgicition) into effect plans which will guide;business and professional men sibilities in their vocational rela- . , , Contacts. Mac general standards of practice in| McKeilh. In the B. International event committees ore appointed Mark Andrews, on particular phases of vocational C. International Student service, this committee shall superEd Holtz. 3—Howard Swan 24—Bob Pearce 7—Etarney Trebilcock Night] 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac McKeith [International Contacts) JULY 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee 18—James Van Why 25—Roy (Rotary ' Information) JUNE 4—Robert B. Proieet. Livermore 31—Chas. Woodward JANUARY Information, Munn 10-Le’ster Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) .14—Harvey Moss 21—James McComb 28—Byron Thomas eommiffee shall devise and carryjthrough a world fellowship of (Children's MAY 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' peoce Picard Petfty) 30-Cart Vinton under- and (Crippled 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richard Birlnger 16—Surprise Meeting and foster the ad Harris 11—Stu Barnes DECEMBER SERVICE Jackson Children) Andrews 19—Keith Avery Byron vancement of international the, ' 22—Fritz Van Aken Pennington (International as 23—Keith good will their respective vocations. Coffman Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports ' Bonc|uet) Webster Picord, Vocational Service Committee: This|standing, improving 14—Guvarie 5—Mark Dole Dean, Rus-' INTERNATIONAL in Van Aken NOVEMBER Oeon.{D. Youth. (Anniversary APRIL nam, I Skabo MARCH OCTOBER Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put Moss, Don Charles C. Rurol-Urban. VOCATIONAL SERVICE fionships and ROTARY INTERNATIONAL A. Community Weeks 26—Vincent and assist the members of this united in the ideal of service, club in discharging their respon Howard Swan, Choirman. ROTARY George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois E. individually B. Crippled Public Holtz. T. **'''*« Rice Meeting) 7—Warner effect of this object is to influence Information. Kornstien, Hal Munn. I. Rotary Information. Bent. J. Sergeont-at-Arms. K. Music. Maurice SECRETARY Holtz 21—Lewis and Ed business Qnd community itf* ' hte." The Woodward. President Dr. Rotary — "to encourage Van|^°*’*' Shaw. G. Program H. Special Meetings at the coll of the GENERAL 24-Ed 28—Chet Allemier E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. ers in the community. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, James McComb, Chalrmon. Aken Fred Weeks Herbert 22—Torg (Foir Grounds) D. Fellowship._ Jgmes Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be John Welker. thoughtful of and helpful to ofh- Barney Trebilcock Fritz Milnos 1—Russ obligations of the third object | af C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchohey. Retarions, Jomes- McComb Howard 17-Bill SEPTEMBER It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge A. Attendance. Woyne Woy, Bob Ed Leslie Relations) (International Student) COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Obtects Committee.I Fritz Van Aken, Chairman 1—Webb Treot (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor 15-AI the club machinery on the execu-, LESTER WISE, Treasurer FEBRUARY 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 31-Fred John Jackson, pointed on particular phases of g. Associations, club service, in order to develop Woodward, ERNEST lUSE, President PROGRAMS 3—Gust Burondt Bobier. of' ROTARY AUGUST formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 1954-1955 committees. A. Buyer-Seller supervise activities ond coordinate the activities Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Associations) Rel.) 19—Wilford Patterson (Magazine) Couillard 26—Wayne Way. The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W the details. > ●- 1 . ; r . V r I ^ . :l '●■II ■; /» r. t-' ** V ●. ; t. I .r^ fuMnto b STATES The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. L KriaUTLC.: Cuality S^’ Coldv/atar, u. 1 C is ● i- Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time; TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ts« Inc. �tr He Profits Most Who Serves Best tt The COLDWATER J?ote;7 REFLECTOR Published by The COIDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, January 7> 1965 27 At the Executive Board meet** The new year started off with an extremely fine program vath the speaker being Dr, ing on Thursday, January 6th' it was announced that the Coldwater Club has been in-- ●Vinsor H. Roberts, Professor of History of Hillsdale Jollegei He was presented by Mark Andrews and Mark vited to participate in an ● extra meeting to be held on March 14 under the sponshrship of the Marshall Clubf. stated that this was phase o of the Seven clubs have been inviiEd international in to take partt Albion, Battle information programs, Creek, Climax* ^oldwoter, (phase 1 being the monthly summary of nev^s by Hal Munn of Station ’OTVB.) Dr, Roberts was the originator Hastings, Union City, and Marshalll of the "Little Tllf’ which is sponsored annually by Hillsdale College to which the various Rotary Clubs send represent On Tuesday, January 4th, there were a con** siderable number at the birthday tables. atives, Dr, Roberts chose as his theme "Doom or Boom" and stated that in recent years the countries outside of the Iron Curtain have been living under the two edge sword of Damoclese, modern science and The Tri-state meeting plans are going ahead and former Executive Secretary of RI, Phil Lovejoy, has been secured as a One edge being the other The Club is tc be asked how many will be go ing, so make up your mind and hove your answer on Tuesday, communism. speaker. With the dropping of the atom bomb on Nagasacki and ihe development of the H A new club in District bomb the world entered into a new phase chartered in Eaton Rapids, and the of civilization and Dr, Roberts stressed that in an atomic war no one v;ill win. Night is to be Tuesday evening, Feb, 8th He illustrated his point by stating that in 1493 at Nurnberg, Germany a chronicler community building of the VFW Home. Eaton Rapids is only 50 miles from Cold- stated that at that time the world had water and it would seem that a carload passed through 6 phases of history and was entering the 7th phase, which would might be able tc attend. and is to be held at 7:00 P.M, There are now 72 be the final stage of civilization. He prophesized complete destruction of the 219 has been Charter in the active members of the Coldwater Rotary Club and it is expected world but even as he was writing that that the Club will make more than their there would be no new world to conquer, 10^ increase in membership before July I., Columbus was on his way back from the New World, Dr, Tuesday's guests included? Dale Ulery of Roberts stated that in Goshen? his opinion the future does not belong to communism and that while Harold Goodholm, Stillwater, Oklahoma; Jim Mackey of Marshall; John it will be a Peterson, Pentwater, Michigan; Carleton McKenzie of <iuincy; and Ronnie House holder of South Bend, Indiana, long struggle and there may be a great many tensions, morality will prevail as it always has and that betterment of man kind will eventually evolve. He stated Absent were Allemier (Florida), Fiske, Fox (Florida), Hill, Hougen, Dick Kerr, necessary for the free countries to negotiate from a position of strength, but McConkey, Schwengel, Teeter, Waldron, and that in order to do this it may be Kornstein, that the evils of the world can never be solved with a third world war. Co-exist The Rotary Anns of Red MoKnight and Mark ence is here to stay and we'll have to Andrews have been recent patients at the Community Health Center, learn to live with it, but we'll have to understand that pressure must be main tained at all There were only 2 early times. DO NOT FORGET THE ANNIVERSARY DAY DIIF/ER WHICH IS TO BE HELD IN THE HAWAIIAN ROOM OF THE ELKS' TEMPLE ON THE EVENING OF FEBRUARY 23, IT IS TO BE A lADIES' NIGHT Ray Mulchahey so MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW FOR A IOC9S MEETING, BE THERE] You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE . BE A 100% MEMBER ● QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH* OFFICERS BY COMMtHEES vise and coordinate CLUB SERVICE of such committees. This committee A. Buyer*Se!ler shall supervise coordinate the the Clossifieotion, activities Relations. Membership, 8. ^Competitor , the Magazine Committees and such' 1954-1955 Relations. Paul Relations, Charles Schmitt, other committees as moy be ap- D. Four-Way Test, tion of the plans and program of; the Alms and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treosurer Fritz Van Aken, Choirmon is the duty of Service Livermore. Holtz to discharge Swan Van Aken F. Membership. Fred Weeks Robert Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday of Ray Mulchahey, Rotarians, each month, 12:15 President Wm. Shaw. G. Program Chairmen. Bent. Milnes,jJdtnes McComb, Chairman. ● ● :A. Community Harvey' Herbert J. GENERAL INTERNATIONAL Toylor, Chicago, SECRETARY ill. Treat. Pennington 28-Chet Allemler and professional assist the members of peace fellowship of in improving International the A. MeKeilh. Contacts. 26—Vincent (Public 25—Hoi information) (Tri-State Munn MAY 3—Howard Swon 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 10—Lester Wise 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith 17—Bob Shaw (Ladles' Night) 24—Bob Pearce Livermore 31—Chos. Woodword 30—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) JUNE 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Harvey Moss 21—James 25—Roy Harris (Crippled 11—Stu Picard (Children's Party) Kornstien McComb 14—Howard Teeters 21—Worren Williams 28—Mac McKelth (Infernotional Contacts) JULY B. 5—President's Meeting Kerr 11-rCharles Schmitt (Employer-Employee 18—James Van Why Ed Holtz. Aken 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) 19—Keith Avery 4—Robert general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the 8. International Information. Mork Andrews. event committees are, appointed on particular phoses of vocational, C. Internotionol Student Project. service, this committee shall super-1 Information) Barnes JANUARY Mac Jackson Children) 28—Byron Thomas men this united in the ideal of service, Van 29—John 5—Don 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) under- and discharging their respon- Howard Swan, Chairman, in their vocational rela and 12—Otis 22—Fritz APRIL DECEMBER SERVICE into effect plans which will guide business tionships Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Coffman ^ and foster the ad vancement of international committee shall devise and carry through a world sibilities DISTRICT,- ROTARY To encouroge SERVICE will INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL 14—Guvorie Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Bonquet) NOVEMBER good George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH Van Aken Webster i Vocationol Service Committee: This standing, and ROTARY Safety. INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY 7—Warner (International as: Public Holtz. PRESIDENT and (Anniversory MARCH 5—Mark Andrews B. Crippled Children. Harvey Information. VIriceni, Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Putnam. Kornstien, Hoi Munn. Charles' C. Rural-Urban, Dale Dean, Rus-' I. Rotary Information. sell Waldron. Woodward. ■ J. Sergeont-at-Arms. Stu. Picard, Byron Dale Dean.jO. Youth, Thomas. Ed . K. Music. Maurice Payne, H. Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 ”\o encourage and individually Rice Student) Weeks 21—Lewis D, Fellowship. -James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be' John Wolker. ithoughtfut of and helpful to olh-1 E. Mogazine. Roy Potterson. '^rs in the community. . Barney Trebilceek Fritz ●● 22—Torg Skabo Meeting) (Fair Grounds) :effeet of this object is to influence C. Club Bulletin. Jomes McComb Howard Rotary Milnes Holtz B. Classification. Warner Van ‘’J' nrTORER Aken, Warren Williams, Ed business and community his lire. personal, OCTOBER The i The President, Vice-President, and— Ed of 17-8111 24-Ed SEPTEMBER A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob ‘‘l® obligations of the third object: DIRECTORS 1S-AI the Community Committee Hurley (Competitor Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 1—Russ Leslie COMMUNITY SERVICE It 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul (International the club mochinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary FEBRUARY Burandt 31-Fred John Jackson. pointed on particular phases of g Trade Associations. club service, in order to develop ‘ Woodward ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President ROTARY PROGRAMS 3—Gust Wm. Bobier. of Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-1 Hurley, formation, Public Information and^C. Employer-Employee ELECTION 19S4-19S5 AUGUST Fred Weeks, Choirmon. Functions of the Committee and the activities Patterson 12—Leslie WooJward (Trade Rel.) Associations) 19—Wilford (Magozine) Couillard 26—Wayne Way The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program ehorrman of the change. HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist-with the details. Telephone 743-W a- 'n: * s YT % r 1 .L*^:-ir=s f The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR See. 3AMrrr.f ,9 JAN 7 « o 6 P-4 1955 - ■ 7^ \A/i I r. Ay* FroJcrick V.,i'0.L3 Quality Spring iraiuct3, Inc. Coliv/ater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME iaclu fii' . j UNITCO’ .STATES^ '1. -H �(● He Profits Most Who Serves Best ]) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan January 14, 1955 Bulletin N©, 28 Rotary took in a new member, The regular meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club en Tuesday had as their speaker n very interesting young man. He v;as Dr. William H. Albert "Burt" G Faller, who v/ns born in Denora, pav on 1-17-1906. He graduated from Denora High school int . 1922 and from the Eastman v'iiHiams, a consulting psy School of Business in 1927. chologist who is employed by Ke married the firm Rohrer, Hibler and Replogle of Detroit. Vdiliams Dr. took his under graduate work at Stanford University and later received his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Psychology at the University of Hebraska. He was introduced by Chuck Schmitt who was re sponsible for the meeting, having t® do with employee-employer relationships. In C©i(jwater he operates the Golden Rule Shop v;hich sells children’s clothing. He was introduced to the club by Dick Biringer. better man to present the picture. The Guests on Tuesday were: Barrie Treinper of Fort Vfayne; John Petersen of Scottvllle; Glenn Banks of Elkhart, Ind.; Orlie VanSchoick «f Union City; and Norm Elliott Rotary members acted in port as guinea asked to place in numerical order 8 factors deal ing vdth employee morale, After the club had listed these individually the speaker Bert Ward »f Bronson; Wilmar Moore and Clay Brockman from Quincy. gave us the listings of a group of employers and also a group of the list ings by employees. From the comments it there were members in the Absent were: Allemier, Fiske, Fox, Hill, Hougen, Bob Kerr, Dick Kerr, Kornstein, McConkey, Patterson, Thomas and Warner club. Williams picked up the lists aftenvards Van A^^en. since he stated he vras gathering statis tics, He Also, Hal Miller of Kalamazoo, appeared that the listings Lvere as varied as V/elcome, Burt, to the C«ldwater Rotary Club. secured a pigs in that each of them was Ewald They have 3 children: Charlyne, age 21; Karne, age 14; and David, age 7. Ke is Presbyterian by per suasion and is a member of the Elks’ Club, From the interest shovm, it would appear that Chuck could not have Charlotte on June 23, 1930 at Charleroia, Pennsylvania. There were 6 early leavers. told us that the theme for his Your .Editor is attending a District meet ing of Bulletin Editors on Saturday He went on to state that the responsibii.'^ afternoon, January 22 at Schulrrs’ at which time matters pertaining to bulletins for employee morale rests vdth the top talk was "Look at People". will personnel in any organization: namely management, since it is only this group be discussed. Your Editor has been that can modify situations tp improve assigned the subject of giving recognition to speakers who talk to the various clubs. employee morale. Management can do the following to improve employee relation From the response it would appear that ships: 1. Read and study in areas of interest. 2. there was considerable interest in the 7 club meeting to be held at J/Iarshall in Take courses in human the relations. 3. If the organization is large, hire specialists, or if necessary, call in specialists in human relations. He stated that a study of employeeemployer relationships may prove the truth of this statement "you may n«t like v/hat you see, but you may learn some thing" . future. We learned from Bert Ward of Bronson that there are 15 couples from the Bronson Club going to the Rotary Convention in Chicago in May. Coldwater, sad to say, is far below that number. Guvarie Coffman is in the Community Health Frank President Ernie read a short ooramunicaiicn Center with a cardiac condition McCdnkey has been ill for the past several from Al Lohftusen, «ur former exchange weeks. student. Apparently Al has not forgotten » his ● ● « friends in Coldwater and it is nice WE ARE STILL PLUGGING FOR A lOO^i MEETING to know that he does remember his many friends around ON FEBRUARY 23 miCE IS town. NIGHT. BE TO BE A LAMES’ THERE? Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER o QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrcgallanal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M 5TURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK ~ Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF vise and coordinoto of such eommlfteBS. CLUB SERVICE MICH. Functions of Tk- tho Committee ... I II . A. Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise and coordinate the OFFICERS BY the ClassiFication, activities Program, Fellowship, ELECTION of' Rotary In-! ‘ i Paul [ Fritz Von Akon, Chairman Leslie Akon, Holtz. Ed'Holti D. Fellowship. Williams, to his individually Swan ●'r Fred Weeks . Walker. .-Robert Show. G. Program Bent. ■titular Boerd of Directors Meeting, first H. Public Thursday, of dbeh month, 12:15 ● - Chairmen. Harvey Informotion. Vincent Children. Harvey Hoi Munn. Rotory Information. (International 12—Otis Harris, Kenneth 26—Vincent KornsTIo'n J, Serge on I-a I-Arms. Dale Dean. ;D. Youth. Thomas. K: Music. Mourice., Payne, '. Ed ' Holtz. ?—Richard Birlnger . Stu. ' Picard, ● Byron INTERNATIONAL into effect plans which will gujde.business and INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR ■ Dr. T. DISTRICT, tionships and ROTARY INTERNATIONAL E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. the .members and profossionaj of -Ihislunited in the ideal of service, in improvirsg the their respective vocations. event committees ^ Student service, this comniitteo shall super-. ' Ed Holtz. ■ « The above is our program' -schedule’ for the ye^ V954i55.’ ’ 30—Carl Vinton 21—James McComb McKcith (International JULY 5*-Prosidenl's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade ‘Assoeiotions) -Rol.) 19—Wilford IB—James Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Mogaiino) Proiccl. Tee'tors Williams Contacts) I ' (Employer-Entployee 7—Bornoy Trcbileock 14—Howord 21—Warren 28—Mac 4—Robert Kerr. 11—.Chorles .Schmitt. »● (Rotary JUNE ’● ' 26—Byron Thomas Mac Livermore 31—Chos. Woodward Information) 14—Harvey Moss arc” eppointedV * Work Andrews.'' on particular pliascs of voco^ionuLc. International 17—Bob Show (Ladies' Night) 24—Bob 7—Dgle .Deon (ladies' Night) ' . rjen Informotion.. In the.B.. International Pearce JANUARY Contacts. general'sfandards of’{iraetice ui* 23—Keith DECEMBER SERVICE club in discharging their respon- Howord Swan, Chairman. sibilities in their vocational relo- . . . * ● * Chicago, Illinois 219TH assist 3—Howard Swan lO-Lestor Wise '16—Surprise Meeting VOCATIONAL SERVICE .. .To^encourago'_ond foster the cdDISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ● ● ● jvancemeni of intornational underPRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Vocational Service Comniitlee: This!sfondln.g, good will and peace commitlOQ shall devise 'a'nd cafryithrough a world fellowship of Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago, III. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTXrY . MAY 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight Dole Dean, luis- (Tri-Slafo 2^Hal Munn (Public- Information) Put¬ (Children's Parly) 19—Ken Putnam ● Meeting) 19—Keith Avery _ I - sell Waldron. V Children) 11—Stu Picard Information) Barnes NOVEMBER . Moss, Don Chorles''C. Rural-Urb'on. . 5—Don Morris (Crippled 5—Mork Andrews nam. Woodwo rd. J , ,● ’President 'Webster Treol. Akon APRii as A. Community ' Safety. B. Crippled Kornsllen, !. Spoclol Meetings at the call of the James Von Lyons 29—^ohn Jackson 28—dhet Allernier Why, members of tho Rotony Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth ers in the commmiiy. ● , . Magazine. Roy Patterson.. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, James .McComb, Choirman. ●John Moore 8—Bob 22—Fritz Van personal, OCTOBER and 1 —Russ 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Bonquel) Coffman (Foir Grounds) 21 —Lewis Pennington )usiness and community life." The Rgy Mulchahoy. Rolarions, (Anniversary MARCH 7—Warner Var\ Akon Rotary — "to encourage and the ideals of service-by Rotarian Weeks 14—Guvorio lit is the duly of the Community jServlce Commiffoe .to discharge Van fosicr Ed -very Skobo Meeting) SEPTEMBER effect of this obieci is to influence C. Club BullcliTTi i James McComb Barpoy Trebllcock Warner Warren’ (Competitor Rteo 22—Torg Holtz 31—Fred John Jackson. COMMUNITY SERVICE of , Livermore. B. Classificolion. The ProsIdonI, Vice-President, and— George R. Means, 15-AI Meeting (International Student) Wayne Way, Bob the obligations of the third object A. Attendance. DIRECTORS , 1—Webb Treat (Com. Sofely) 10—Dist. Gov. tho club machinery on the cxccu-l tho Aims and Obiects Committee. FEBRUARY 17—Bill Milnes Charles Schmitt, lion of the plans and program of PROGRAMS 8—Paul Hurley Relations) 24-Ed Rclotions. : pointed on porticular phosos ofjg Trade Associations. club service, in order to devolopl ' Woodward' LESTER WISE, Treasurer ROTARY 3—Gust Burendt Wm.: . Hurley, other committees as moy be op- D. Four-Way Test, JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory Van Aken _ Relolions. Membership,}®- Competifot^ Relation*.. the Magailne Committees and such 1954-1955 Howard Bobier 1954-1955 AUGUST formotion. Public Informotion and.C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE. President TORG SKA80, Vice-President Fritz tho aclivilics Fred V/eoks, Choirman. Couillard 26—Woyne.Woy - ■ If you want to chonge cfates with anpther member, advise the' program choirman of the change.' Members having special progroms, such os Ladies'''Nigiit, ● may op'poiht a committee to assist With'the ' u. details. HARVEY BENT,.^ Program Chairman ●Telephone 743-W , \ ■ « * '● jt .’ ■ *’● ● >■': . r i' ( ■" T-' ' . ; I * . ■> ■ 4 C f’ rVi 4 ’ 4. { V '. ft. UNITED T/?e COLDWATER REFLECTOR ●See. ‘34. r; c'.: by Colriv.'atir, ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS ...IS Ouallty Ur.riiij rro COIDWATER, WELCOME STATES h-'** - Published m. % t xnc. - - �ff He Profits Most Who. Serves Best >} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No* 29 January 21, 1955 This being the Golden Anniversary year of Rotary every member should read We have received a picture of the 8^ stamp which is being designed especially the article in the February to commemorate the Golden issue of the Rotarian, be ginning on page 8. The article was written by C* R. Perry who was Secretary Anniversary of Rotary and it shows very prominently the Rotary slogan, "Service of Rotary International in to be regretted that this could not be put out on the 3^ stamp so as to be more 1910 and 1942, above Self". He outlines the aims of the Rotary Club when it was formed and traces the change in philosophy, aims, and program which has taken place in the last 50 years. Apparently the present aim of Rotary is It is rather widely used* Tuesdays* guests included Frank Foote of Battle Creek; Robert Fulton of Charlotte; vastly different than the aims of ihe Bill Eiker of Romulus; Charlie Gross of original club. Y.hether you agree or disagree and whether you approve of his Constantine; Fred Mann of South Bend; Dale ^lery of Goshen; Rudy Praetz of present day evaluation is your own Grand Rapids; Clare -^llister, Wendell right but the article is well worth reading. Hathaway and Bob Stocker from Bronson; The program on Tuesday, January 18th, under the sponsorship of ^^im Van Why, was excellent, and Oscar Pence, Herman Phillips, and Howard Ratikin of Angola. There were 9 early leavers. The pictures which were shown by Fred Halloran, export manager of Federal-24ogul, depicted life in South Africa and apparently the citiew are not Absent were: Allemier, Barnes, Coffman, Hill, Dick Kerr, Lyon, McComb, ^cConkey, McKeith, Moss, Pearce, Shorno, Toupalik, too different from those in the United Waldron, Way, and Chuck Woodward. States, but certainly the life of the native is unique and a far cry from what the average is of the United States ^do with the Rotary magazine and will be inhabitant. It would appear that it is the country where the white man has made the most of his opportunities with very little consideration for the native. The pictures taken in the wild life pre serve were excellent and it would be most interesting to do the exploring which he did; One realizes that such places do exist but it is rare that Rotarians have the opportunity of seeing movies taken first hand. The program for Jrnuary 25th will have to under'the chairmanship of Pat Patterson* Your Editor still thinks that a compli mentary subscription to the Rotarian, to speakers who are not Rotariansj would be a very worthwhile move and should be sidered by the club, J Just so you will understand regarding mistakes we are putting In this little item: n case you find mistakes in this paper, please consider they were put there President Ernie Luce introduced Bob Fulton of the Charlotte Club, which is sponsoring the Eaton Rapids Rotary Club, Bob told us of the plans for Charter for a purpose, We publish some- thing for everyone, and some f«lks always looking for mistakes," are night which is to be held at the VFW community building on February 8th, Phil Lovejoy is to be the speaker for the evening and the tariff is to be $3.50, It is hoped that a group from Coldwater can attend con- this. We are glad to hear that Guvarie Coffman and Frank McConkey are improving in health and we hope they will soon return Ray Mulchahey to our meetings. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY —* Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednecday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES OF MICH. This BY of committee such A. Buyer-Seller shall supervise ELECTION Wm. Relations. Paul formation. Public Information and,C. Employer-Employee the Magazine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, other committees as may be ap D. Four-Way Test. pointed ERNEST lUSE, President on particular phases of E. Trade club service, in order to develop TORG SKABO, Vice-President tion of the plans and program of It is Fritz Von Aken, Chairmon ! 24-Ed ! 31-Fred Weeks John Jackson. Associotions. B. Classification. DIRECTORS Holtz Jomes McComb Barney Trebilcock Howord Van Fred Weeks Aken month, Herbert ROTARY ROTARY J. GENERAL SECRETARY III. DISTRICT, T. E. Schmidt, Information. Horveyl Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put-'● sell Waldron. Dean.iD. Youth. K. Music. Holtz. Maurice Payne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Edj Stu. Thomas. ' Picard, INTERNATIONAL 23—Keith Pearce 30-Carl Vinton SERVICE professional and this united in the ideal, of service. djschorging their respon-;^^^^,^ vocolionol rela®;. , general stondards of practice inj their respective vocations. event committees . , Mark Andrews, on porticular phases of vocationol'C. Internotional service, this committee shall super-1 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) Livermore (Rotary ^ Ed Holtz. JUNE 14—Korvey Moss 21—James men 1 t McComb 28—Moc 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr Information, II—Charles Schmitt Student Project, j 18—Jomes Von (Employer-Employee 25—Roy (Internotional JULY 4—Robert B. I Williams McKeith Contacts) JANUARY Moc I 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren 28—Byron Thomas The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you wartt to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . (Children's 31—Chas. Woodward Information) 7—Dole Dean (Lodies' Night) Choirman. McKeitn. In the]®. International arc appointed! Picard Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State 24—Bob (DECEMBER and peace' fellowship ofi into effect plans which will guide business thetr I Byron 1 ivancement of international under-. commiffee shall devise ond carry through a world of Children) 11—Stu MAY 16—Surprise Meeting ;To encourage and foster the ad-| will members 5—Don Horris (Crippled I. Vocational Service Committee: This standing, good the Jackson 26—Hal Munn 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richard Biringer Date Dean, Rus-' Charles C. Rural-Urban, Van Aken 29—John Meeting) Kornslien (Public Information) nom. Dale assist 26—Vincent ! NOVEMBER Children. tiooships and in improving thei^'J"’®*"'”'®"''' Contacts, ROTARY Jackson, Mich. Treat. B. Crippled Vincent J. Sergeoni-at-Arms. sibilities jn INTERNATIONAL Dr. Rotary : I Wood word. and ROTARY R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH ers in the community. Milnes,j-lames McComb, Chairman.Websterjj A. Community Safety. Harvey! Information. Public INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Chairman. Bent. *2-Otis Bornes thoughtful of and helpful to oth-| 19—Keith Avery Kornstien, Hal Munn. INTERNATIONAL George G. Program I. President PRESIDENT Wm. 22—Fritz APRIL Roy Patterson. H. 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 Banquet) *®*''ice by I E. Mogazine. Robert Show. of each 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Coffman 21—lewis Pennington 28~Chet Allemier and i Moore 8—Bob Lyons (Fair Grounds) James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be j F. Membership. THjgolor Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday MARCH 7—Warner Van Aken 14—Guvarie D. Fellowship. John Walker. Swan Fritz Student) 1—Russ 1 I*'*®'* Rice 22—Torg Skobo (Anniversary Meeting) SEPTEMBER the duty of the Community Van '^®*’®* Relations) 15-A1 Aken, Warren Williams, Ed to his P®rsf>;ol^ OCTOBER Holtz. 5-Mark Andrews C. Club Bulletin. Roy Muichahey. Rof'rions, '*individoa*ly'* ond*"as i (■nternalionai Information) The President, Vice-President, and— Ed Warner 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Holtz (International Leslie Rolory — 'Mo encouroge FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treot (Com. Safety) : jService Committee to discharge A. Attendance. Wayne Woy, Bob'**’® obligations of the third object; Livermore PROGRAMS 3—Gust Bufondt 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 17-Bill Milnes I COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer I Relations. I Woodward. the club machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory ROTARY ; AUGUST Relotlons. Bobier, the octivities of . .. the Classification, Membership, “● Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-i Hurley, 1954-1955 1954-1955 committees. Fred Weeks. Chairmon. Functions of the Committee and coordinate OFFICERS vise and coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE Rel.) Why Patterson (Magazine) Associations) 19—Wilford Couillord 26-Wayne Way HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W -If .A*. ● UNITED £> STATES Tbe COLDWATER REFLECTOR [4.' , ^POSTAGE Sec. 34.66, P. :r. r>^‘ r: Fro-icric!: Published Cuality Sprin^'●5 i-roiuctc, Inc. by CoM ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time; TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ater, �rr He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan anuary 28, 1955 Bulletin «o. Harvey Bent, at the regular meeting of the Rotary CluVon January 25th, did an ex t tip of the hat to Chick hermody who has been doing an extremely good job as secretary, is going to have the new pins for Rotary members who have had perfect attendance during the last year and they are to be pre sented on Tuesday* Will all cellent job in pinch-hitting on the program for Pat Patterson. Pat was called cut of town and was therefore unable to present his program on Rotary magazines. Harvey introduced 4 recently new members of the Club who gave thumb-nail sketches of as much of their past experiences as could be made public. From all reports it was enjoyed by every one. Your Editor is sorry that he was absent on that day but was speaking to a high school assembly at Clinton and can not be in two places at once. Your Editor attended a meeting af all Bulletin editors from Dist. 219 at Schuler^s Saturday afternoon, Jan. 22nd. Cy Stebbins of Marshall was the general chairman and general publication of a bulletin was discussed. Immediate past District Governor Ed Lincoln and Dist. Governor Ted Schmidt discussed what the bulletin should include and stressed its influence regarding activities and aims of a club. This is the second such meet ing that has been held in Dist, 219 and a permanent organization has been estab lished, As far as we can determine, this is the only district in the United States that has such an organization and holds regular meetings. The date of the Tri-state meeting is to be May 3rd at Pottawatorai Inn as usual, with Phil Lovejoy as the speaker. This should be an outstanding program. Any one who has heard phil Lovejoy speak will v/ant to hear him again. Webb Treat has the program for Feb, 1st and will have as his speaker, Neil Pfost whose subject will be ’’Safety", Members will recall this safety committee is a new committee, set up in July of 1954, The Anniversary Day dinner which is to be held on February 23rd at which the Rotary Anns are to be guests, will have as its speaker Emil Loeffler of Albion college. According to President Ernie, he is a very able speaker and he should be vrorth hearing. members please wear their o!^ pins so that they can be turned in when you get your new ones, Ysur Editor had the chance'to meet and spend considerable time with the District Governor nominee, George p. Dean^ a member of the Charlotte Rotary club. Below is a report of his Rotary experience and of his community and vocational service. He impresses #ne as being very serious about his job and he will be welcomed as Dist." Governor byall clubs who are interested in seeing Rotary progress. George has been a member of the Charlotte Rotary club since 1933, Has a 21 year perfect attendance record. He served as Club secretary for 9 years. Has been Director, Vice President and President (*50-*51), Delegate to International Convention and attended 1950, 1953, on all major club committees. Has been chairman of Fellowship, Traffic safety. Recreation, International Students Project Committees. This year George has a German high school student living in his home. Michigan State college graduate. Member of Post No, 42, American Legion, Chef de of Congregational Church, Past Commander Train of Voiture 181, 40 & 8 at Battle Creek, Chairman of Boys State Coiranittee of American Legion* Active in Masonic work, Alderman of city council for 8 yrs. County chairman for Red Cross Fund raising campaign in ’53 when for the first time in 10 years the quota was oversubscribed. Member of Boy Scout Council for 4 years. We are glad to hear -that Frank McConkey has improved sufficiently that he was back with us and we ore also glad to know that Guvarie Coffman is being discharged from the hospital. We hope he will be bock with us very soon. Don’t forget the Charter Night at the Eaton Rapids club to be held Tuesday, February 8th at the VFW Home community building at 7:30 P,M, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:T5 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elkf Temple — Monday 12:00 M Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) He has attended at least 12 District Con ferences and District Assemblies, Served BATTLE CREEK — Poft Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMITTEES OF vise ond coordinate the activities; 1954-1955 ROTARY PROGRAMS of CLUB SERVICE COLDWATER, MICH. ■ Fred Weeks, Chairman. Fonelions of ihe Commiftee ..JA. Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise and coordinate the activities oF- .... Classification. Membership, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-1 the OFFICERS BY ELECTION Bebier. _ 1954-1955 3—Gust Burandt I . Paul I Relations. Hurley, club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the executioii oP the plans and program of the ’Aims and Ob[ects Committee. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer" Fritz ydn Ak^,. Choirma.n ) 31-Fred COMMUNITY SERVICE Committee DIRECTORS ' , B.'.CWssificqtion. ; Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Ed Holtz .... Holtz. , James McCorfib'' 1 Van fester .Warner; the — to ' ideals of his service Fred Weeks E. .Magazine. Roy Patterson. Thursday of eoch H. public month,', 12:15 I. Special Meetings at the call of the ■ Informatloji. J. Sergeont-ot-Arms. K. Music. Kditz. DISTRICT 2.9 ROTAfY INTERNAIIONAl ■ -, Dean. D. Youth. Payne, Ed Thomas. in ® world' fellowship event»committees are appointed; 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 24—Bob Pearce 31—Chas. 30-Corl Vinton Mark Andrews. ‘ Woodward (Rotary JUNE _ ' 7-s8o'fney'Trebilcock 14-^Howard Teeters ^ , off 2l-Jomes„ MeComb . 21—Warren 28—Mac Williams McKeith (International Contacts) . . JULY ■ r A^Rob.rt B,. It.„ : j. Livermore information) DECEMBER QSsiM the membefs pf this united In the IdedF of service. S„„, CK«l™«.T , ' 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise ' professional! men I 28i-Byron Thomas and (Tri-State Munn MAY good .will -.ond . peace [ 0..rg. R. |I|,„,I. S'JSL'i; GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY ‘tKoif respective vocations. In fhe.B* International Informotion.. INTERNATtONAL - , 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) I, 14*-Harvey Moss ● '"1® effect plans WRieh'.yill guide business Dr. T.' E pcnmiar., Schmidt Jackson jacKson, Mich Mich., . 26-Hal 16—Surprise Meeting Byron ' VOCATIONAI.SERVICE . to‘"mittee shall devise and Carry through e rtFWFRAf ^PrpCTAPsY BotA'PV 9—RTchard Biringer- * INTERNATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL ● H»rh>rt 'i Picard, Putnam Meeting) ● 2-rSfog Nighf-H. J. McKpighf, 23—Keith (Children's 19—Ken ● (Public Information) ● Harvey I Picard Party) ; '.NOVEMBER- -● i Stu. Jackson 11—Stu , 19~Keith Avery Dale Dean, Rus-■ -sell ;Waldron. Dole Maurice ;'| ' Von Aken 29—John Children) Information) - 's i ● ^6*Viiicent Kornstien Moss, Don. Harris,-.Kenneth Pot-'' Chorles C. Rural-Urban.' ’ Wood*drd. ● President PRESIDENT ROTARY Vincent! 22—Fritz 5—Don Harris (Crippled Andrews (international „ McCombj Chairman.● ; A. Community * Sofety. Webster] ●-Kotnstien', Hdl-Monn. Rotary ers In the eommonity. fTarvey. ■- Treof. Crippled . Children. Ihfortnation. Coffman APRIL thougktful of. onc( helpful to eth>l Milnes, Jomes Wm. ● ●Robert. Shaw. G. Program' Chcrirman. ‘ Tn^ular Board of Directors Meeting, first ,Ber>t.' , . - ■ 14—Guvarie Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet] by| D. Fellowship. ●F.'Membership.--. ● Van Aken personal, I OCTOBER business and community life." The ● 7—Warner 28~Chet Allemier and of this obiect is to influence Ray Mulchahey. effeet Rotartons, inoividually ond osi James Van Why, members of tfe RdybirY Club, ctb Jojirt Walker. , . Swan Fritz Van Akeri MARCH discharge. . 21—Lewis Pennington to encourage Eif every Rotarian to Witiiams) Weeks (Fair Grounds) C. Club Bulletin. Barney Trebilcock Howard Warren Rotary Student) 1—Ross If is the doty of the Community; or 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) Holtz (International A. A.ttendancev. Wayne, Way,, ftob the obligations of the third dbieet Livermore. 15-AI Rice 17-Bill Milnes .SEPTEMBER Woodward. Service Re lotions) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed Relations, i other committees as may be op- D. Four-Way Test, John Jockson. | pointed on particular phases of[E Trade Associations. Leslie TORG SKABO, Vice-President 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor AUGUST Wm. 1 Relations. formation. Public Information ond C. Employer-Employee Charles Schmitt. the Mogazine Committees and such ERNEST LUSE, President FEBRUARY such committees. 5—President's Meeting '■12—Leslie Woodward (Trade - Associations) Mcrnproyer-Ymployee. .Rel,) 19—Wilford Couillard P“Hicuidr phakbs ofjhql,l vocationol Stl/denl P^nojett. ; l»-Jorn?5 Vgn Why . super-l 1C. EdInternationbl Holtz. ' . ''' '-25-Rby PdfferVon(Magazine) ’ 26—Wbyne Way The above -is our.'prqgram schedule-fof ihe.'year 1954-55. '' If you want to change dcrtes With another, member, advise the program, chairman of the change. HARV6Y BENT, Program Chairman Members having -special programs, Such, qs'Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the defoils. Telephone 743-W 4^^ f. » r i . ●> i. X. ,,A —'-■'Vr- t. <-r. ■Wy V r: i} I h'u: ●: f ● : 1. ; 4 1,*^' ".VT- t- "A ●, Y ■ ' ● i.- . f i . * ' * f : *. \4 \ ●s* c ● c, t. i i. t s' } ●S' ^ K tv ' X* . . J f- U ● I ‘ ● ● 4.1, in¬ i' V ■ ■ ’ i.' UNITED ^STATES, PSHAGP COLDWATER -- -S«fe~34.66, p.' Rotary REFLECTOR ● 2 CENTS O ● .h froicricl: ■.:» Weeks Quality Sprins Froi-icts, ich.' ● Cold'.vater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COIDWATER, Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Inc. �ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, Webb Treat, 31 February 4, 1955 Chairman of the There were Coramuniiy Safety Conmitteei was program chairman for the February 1st meetina and had as his speaker, Neil Pfost, Sheriff of Branch County, Sheriff Pfost told us received pins for perfect attendance during the year of 1954, Topping the list was Warner VanAken with 32 years of perfect attendance. of We are wondering if perhaps this may not be a district safety on ihe highways and stated that t**affic laws record, and rules of good driving must be observed by all. John Walker was next with 28 years; Maurice Payne with 18; Fred Weeks with 15; He stressed particularly that the yellow line used as a safety precaution is ”a life line”. He stated that only by an all-out effort can accidents be 32 members who cut down Charlie Fiske with 14; Secretary Kennedy with 11; Howard Swan with 9, There were two who had 8 years, three with 7 years; one with 6; three with 5; three with 3; and since the excessive cost of patrol ling roads would be too great, safety must bo the responsibility of each in dividual. He outlined briefly their two with 2; and 11 with one jear* work with youngsters in rural schools DON’T FORGET CHARTER NIGHT—FEBRUARY 8TH-*- and with the safety patrol of the city schools. He mentioned particularly, Tom Smith, patrol boy of the second ward NATIONAL HOME. SPEAKER. school, who is very much interested in safety. He also complimented Stewart We want to quote from the "liondon Rotaria^ lieve that this is a very good average and the members are to be congratulated. EATON RAPIDS—COJJMUNITY CENTER V,F,W. Picard for his work with the Auto Mechanics which Club and stressed again that "safety is a habit". We be PHIL LOVSJOY IS TO BE THE is received by the Coldwater Rotary Club each week: 'Rotary’s strongest appeal lies in the fact that it knows no barriers of state, nation, race or reliyai Absent were: Allemier (Florida), Bobier, Coffman (ill), Couillard, Gilbert, Holtz, Hurley (in Detroit), Bob Livermore, Lyon, Esteem and affection do not with us depaid McKeith, MUnes, ^ore, Munn, Pennington, For Rotary is a world-wide group of in Skabo, Vinton, and Wise, Kinship of thought counts for as much as kinship of blood. telligent men held together by the desire to be friendly with all human beings^ There were 5 early leavers. Friendship is the first tie. Guests on Tuesday includdd Dale Ulery of Goshen; Stanley Huestis of Detroit; Hareld Goodholm, upon place of birth. The most important word in the vocabulary of a Rotarian is Friendship; the second. Tolerance", Stillwater, Oklahoma; Bill Peat from Angola; and Hugh Stouppe of Baldwin, Kansas, Seton Bovee is to be complimented on the THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Remember, the "line of safety—drive safely, the life you save may be your own". series of father and son articles which have been appearing in the coldwater Dally / JO Reporter, In each of the articles at least one member of the business firm has been a Rotarian and in the case of Warner and Fritz Van Aken and Douglas, Chuck and Les Woodward, all members of the family are Rotarians, Paul HurTaif hflfl the program for Feb, 8th with competitor relations, ; he has a film dealing of business which is being } Sun Oil Company, t to Ken Putnam who was i to "the Southern Michigan ard of Directors, Roy Mulohahoy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ● Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. ol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STUSGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M io — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �COMMITTEES vise and CLUB SERVICE of This committee the A. Buyer-Seller shall supervise coordinote the activities Classification, coordinole of'. - Rotary In-! Wm. Relations. Paul Hurley, formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee the Magozine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, other committees os may be op- 0. Four-Way Test. .pointed on particular phases Relations, John Jackson, of e 19S4*1?S5 ROTARY PROGRAMS Leslie 3—Gust tion of the plans and program of COMMUNITY SERVICE It is the doty of the Community Service Committee to discharge “Frit* Von Aken,' Chairman A. .Attendance.! Wayne .Way, B.ob the obligations of the third ob[ect of Rdtary — "to encourage and Livermore. 17-Bill Milnes 22—Torg Skabo Meeting) 24-Ed D. Felfp'wship. James Von Why, .members of the Rotary Club, to be E. Mogazine. Roy . Patterson. F.' Membership. - Wm. RdbqrJ Shavy.,' [^ular Board of Directors Meeting, ^rsf Thursday of each month, G.- Program Bent. H. 12:15 DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY, INTERNATIONAL III;' INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Safety. Treat. Webster 1—Russ 7—Warner Van Aken 14—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) . 21—Lewis Pennington 28—Chef Allemier Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put- Moss, Don nam. Charles.C. Rural-Urban. Dole Dean, Rus sell Waldron. Maurice » Payne, Ed Slu. ^«""os. Picord, Byron. ivaneement of internotional under-* good will and into effect plons which will guide! business ond professionah- peace .committee sholj devise, o^ carry, through a world fellowship of men gerieraj ROTARY stondords of practice in- event committees ore appointed! their respective vocations. In the B. International Mark Andrews, Information, on particular phases of vocotionoljC. International Student Project, E. -Sch’midt, Jockson, Mich. service, this committee shall super-l Ed Holtz. Jackson Children) 11—Stu Picord (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnom (Tri-State Meeting) Kornslien 26—Hal Information) ■* Munn MAY 3—Howard Swan 2-H5tag Night—H. J. McKnight 10—Lester Wise . .9—Richard Biringer 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 16—Surprise Meeting 24—Bob Pearce JUNE 7—Borney Trebileock Deon (Ladies'' Night) 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams '14—Harvey Mc^s 21—James (Rotory Information) . 7—Dole Livermore 31—Chos. Woodward 30—Carl- Vinton DECEMBER -er>coofoge and foster the od- . (Public Von Aken 27—John 5—Don Harris (Crippled 19—Keith Avery ●26—Vincent 22—Fritz APRIL Barnes 23—Keith IKiTERNATIONAL SERVICE — 12—Otis Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (Alt Sports Bo nquet) NOVEMBER >B, Crippled (Anniversary MARCH SEPTEMBER . Vodotionaf Service Committee: This standing, INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. , VOCATIONAL SERVICE ● Weeks McComb 28—Mae 26—Byron Thomas McKeifh (International Contacts) and assist the members of this;united in the ideal of service. K. ■. 7*P'»'’-;HoWord Swan, Choirmon. JANUARY , sibilifies m (heir vocational rela-'. , . , tionships and 'in improving the'^-'"**':'’""°"''l Contacts. Moc 4—Robert B. Kerf; GENERAL SECR^ARY ROTARY GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, Harvey' Vincent : J. S/ergeont-af-Arms. 'Dole' Deofi. D:. Youth. K. Holtz.Musk, J. 'Taylor, Chicago; Chairman. Woodward. President.'. Herbert ■ I'A- Co/ntnunity Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Information. I. Special Meetings eft-the coll of the i Information. . '. ' ● Public ● ithoughlful of and helpful to oth|ers In the community. Milnes,iJomes MeComb, Chairman. Rice (Internotional Student) 31—Fred Williams, C. Club-Bulletin. John Wolker. Holtz ●WorheV ' Warren Holtz. Relations) 15-AI Von foster the ideals of service by OCTOBER Ed every Rotorian to his personal, business and community life." The 5—Mork Andrews effect of this object is to influence - (International Information) Roy Mclchahey. Rotorions, individually and as B. Classification. Aken, 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Burandt 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting the club machinery on the execu the Alms and Objects Committee. [FEBRUARY [AUGUST Relations. Bobier. Membership,;®' Competitor Program, Fellowship, the activities i committees. Fred Weeks^ChoIrman. Functions of the Committee and such JULY 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Chorles Schmitt (Empjoyer-Enjployee Ref.) Associations) 19—Wiiford Couillord 18-^Jomes Veui Why ' "i . '25.—Ro/' Patterson " (Magazine)' The above Is our 'program schedule for the year 1954-55. : ' If you want to.-chdnge dates with onofher member, advise the program .chairman of the change. Members having sfiecidi. programs, such as.-Ladies' Nightj may ^appoint ft committee to-assist'with the details. 26—Wayne Way HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W * . V. ' i’ I . \ \ t. I I t I ■ > 4 ■.it ■ ■■■ ■I - ' "f ) » . '. 11 i U — *- % . t." : *■ f i. ' [\’C ● *f w i ●' 5 <; % ;' I t t- ? X ■ \ : ● ^ * ^ k , ' r ♦ UNITED" . STATES - : The COLDWATER L pSStftfiE, I i Rotary REFLECTOR 2 CENTS 2, .ueeeoeeaL I Frod jr ic.: Quality Coliv/ater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2j 1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Proiuct * T ICC* �er k He Profits .Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. February 11, 32 V.X February 8 President Ernie read a letter from the manager «-f the Quincy pancake wizard basketball team in which they challenged a team from Cold- mi tee from Guvarie read a lett*'-. Coffman which -/a/ typical of his dry humor anc. was enjoyed by the club. We hope he's back with uf soon.. Osgood" Thomas was rrs. to r, made President Ernie 1955 chairman of the to select Al Rice has the proj;: cm for February 15th and ho tells us com- a team to play against Quincy. Act» irg on instructions from "Supt, Stone" the follow ing men are to report to the gym at 7:00 P.M,. Thursday, February 17th. Jim McCrmb, Paul Hurley, Pat Patterson, Maui ice Payne, Alfred Rice, Howard iSeter, Barney Trebilcock, Grant Treloar, Tyarren Williams, and Charlie Fiske. They can play in their street clothes provided they wear rubbers over their shoes, or they may wear gym shoes if they prefer. Chis team is to be known as the Coldwater Teenagers and it is rumored that "Our Miss Brooks" will referee the game. . that it will be musical numbers presented by a high school group. The program for February 8th was under tie Chairmanship of Ralph Toupalik who pre sented Barney Trebilcock. Barney tol-’’, us of the U.S. 27 Association which is e i- deavoring to prevent U.S. 27 from bei’ig divided near Lansing with one road fcliowU.S. 127 and the other branch following M-78. He stated that it is necessary that immediate action be taken by the towns affected in order to prevent this. He outlined the possibility of a 4-lane highway extending from Mackinac City to the southern J^ichigan line which would j^bsent were Alemier (Florida) Avery (Ionia) follow substantially the present route of Purandt (made up at Bronson) Coffhian (ill) 27, There is considerable divided opinioi' Fiske (will make-up) Hougen (Hammond, Ind.) re.garding running the highway through Dick Kerr (Battle Creek) Bob Livermore vill) Mack McKeith (Touscon, cities and towns or bypassing them. The Ariz. lucky) cost of running a highway through the city ^Knight (Kalamazoo) Moore (Florida) Payne of cofldwater would be prohibitive and it (Detroit) Rice (has made-up) Waldron was the consensus of opinion of the Club (will make up) Chuck Woodward (skiing).. -that Coldwater should be bypassed if such We thought you might be interested knowing a highway is built, where some of these absent members were cn the day of the meeting. Anniversary Week is getting a big play Visitors included: George Hubbard, Ohion City; Wendell Hathaway and Bob shocker of from the various magazines. Look is featuring a 5 page spread in the Feb. 22 issue. Newsweek, Saturday Evening Post, Bronson; Bill Scott, Battle Creek; Herman and the New York Times Magazine are also Phillips of Angola! and Bob Sternberg, running feature articles. Warren Lindeman/ Carleton Mc'^nzie, and If you are planning to attend the Con vention in Chicago in May don’t forget It is noted that ihe list of early leavers you will have to have credentials. These is shrinking and for the last several should be secured well in advance of the meetings there have been only three which meeting, is very good indeed. Norman Kukuk from Quincy. Ernie Luse has stated that -tiiere are several open classifications for which new members could -be nominated. We would / suggest that you inquire «f Chick Kennedy as to what these are and endeavor to secure someone to fill them. We note in the present congress of the U.S. there are 85 Rotarians—32 in the Senate and 53 in the House of Represent atives, A Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 STURGIS ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Elki Temple — Monday 12:00 M �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMITTEES vise ond coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE of A. Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise; OFFICERS BY coordinate the activities of'I the Magazine Committees and such' 1954-1955 on particular phases lion of the plans and program of DIRECTORS B, Classification. Aken. Warren Holtz. The President, Vice-President, and— - Barney Trebilcock E. Magazines Aken Roy Poftersoh. and community life. of each month, Harvey! H. Public VihcentI Bent. ■ ■' 12:T5' I. Special Meetings at the call of the President ‘ Rotary Woodward. . ill INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. c.E. Schmidt Jackson ' Mich ocnmiar, jocKSon, mien. The above is our 5—Don Harris (Crippled Children) 11—Stu Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) Kornsfien 26—Hal ' 3-TrHoward Swan' In the B. International Ed Holtz. ● Information. . 24—Bob Information] " JUffE\ 7—Barney Trebilcock - I ● ’ 14-^owofd Teeters -i; 21—Warren McComb 28—Mac Willioms McKeith (Internotional Contacts) ,■ JULY ; . 5—President's Meeting 1 , ,11—Charles, ^chmltj '● (Employer-Employee ●, Rel.)' 18—Jorpe's-, yaniiWhy':- ● ' ' Livermore 31—Chas. Woqdvtprd (Rotary Dean (Lpdies' Night) i Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 4-^RoberC B. Kerr<' event committees are oppointedi Mork Andrews. ' ®"' of vocotional iC. International Stlidenf ■ ffrojeet. ; service, this committee shall super-1 10—Lester 28—Byron Thomas - Munn MAY iJA'NUA-RV'- the*^* deneTal'ilohdordl of Woetieft' their respective vocations. APRIL 14—Harvey Moss ' Ch,|,A,p„. - ROTARY 29—John Jackson Information] 21—James Jnto e/fect^ian»,whicl) .will guide-businMs and professional. Men fne"mefnberj of. This united in tBe*Ideal ”of service. ' and .*»>' improving Pennington DECEMBER SERVICE good will ond peace fellowship of international:- ● GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, Byron 7—Dale This standing, tionships 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken 16—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith Peqfce; '■●30—Carl Vinton VOCATIONAL SERVICE George R. Means, Chicogo, Illinois Coffman (ln»ef'’“tional Informotion) * or»bmrtfee sholl devise and corry through a world Herbert J. Taylor, Ch.cago, III. GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY 14—Guvarie Moore 8—Bob Lyons 12-Otis Barnes Dean, Rus- ● Picard, INTERNATIONAL "r' CUirnn’^ 1—Russ Van Aken ● ' 9-rRichard BirInger Dole Skobo (Anniversory MARCH NOVEMBER J. Sergeant-at-ArMs. Dale Dean.|D. Youth. ' §tu. K. Mb^ic., ' Mourice ● Pbyne,-’£d‘ Jhomps. DISTRICT SIS ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ● Tovfor Harvey ,1 , sell Waldron. ● Weeks Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put ‘ ' 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight Holtz. Herbert J Children. Rice Meeting) 7—Warner (Public Webster Charles, CJ'' Rural-Urban. Informmion. Holtz 19—Keith Avery nam. . Kornstien,' Hql ^nn. 24-Ed 26—Vincent Safety. Treat, ifi, Crippled Information: 22—Torg 21 —Lewis jOrs in' the community. G-' PfOflfhm : Chairman,” Milnes orTDRFR 7b© **5-^Mark Andrews W* 'A. Community 15—Al 17-Bill 28—Chet Allemier and Milnes,[Jumes McComb, Chairman. Wm. Robert Show. 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting (Fair Ground^] obligations of the third object Ed 1—Webb Treat (Com. Sofety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Relations) Leslie SEPTEMBER Rotary — "to encourage Van Williams, F. Membership. 'Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thursday af FEBRUARY Burandt 31—Fred Jackson. D. Fellowship. . James: -Ven V/hy,:memBers of the Rotary Club, to bej John Wolker. Ithoughtful of ond helpful to olh-! ' Swan Van Worner John Associations. C. Club Buliefiri. Ray Mu1chohey.'Rof®^°^j;^‘*ind^J,*jyo‘|y‘’ and“"ni James MeComb Weeks Wayne Way, Eob PROGRAMS (International Student) It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to dischorge Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Livermore. Relations. COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Ob[ects Committee. A. Attendance. Fred Paul Woodward. the club machinery on the execu-. LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz Relations. 3—Gust Charles Schmitt, of E. Trade club service, in order to develop JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Howard Wm. other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Test, pointed ROTARY AUGUST Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Ed Holtz B„L,i*r the Classification, Membership, B. Competh'or , Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-1 Hurley, ELECTION 1954-1955 committees. Fred Weeks, Choirmon. Functions of the Committee and such .12—Leslie Woodward (Trade ' - ● sA-ssociations) 19—Wilford 25—Roy Potlerson (Mogozine) Couiljard 26—Wayne Way program schedule for the ^ear 1954-55. If you want to change dates With dhdth'e'r fneml advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs> sucK aS Ladies' Nighf, may'appoint a committee td assist With the details.*'* HARVEY BENT, Progrom Chairman Telephone 743-W v. : -●-'..r / 'S ' :i f r <■ . f ¥ ; L y \ . 0 . ● ,* * , » r . 7*r . ^ ● ^ r i > 4 UNITED UNITED STATES POSTAGE The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 1 CFNT , r. .. P CCZ. C'Uality Coldvi-ater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS iA.i c -T ● ALWAYS WELCOME ^ . -V 1 STATES POHAGE �February 10, 1955 The Board name of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Name Heirold Goodholm Major Classification Minor Classification Publicity Advertising Service Signed - J.'A. Kennedy, Secretary �I T \ t a, $ �tf He Profits ^Most Who Serves Best >y The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No* 33 February 18, 1955 We have just received the (governor’s District Letter and Coldwater had According to all reports, the Charter Night at Eaton Rapids was a ”bang-up affair'^ with an attend ance average of 90.08 for- the month of January, were 13th in the 402 people from 32 cities help We ing welcome the new club into District the District, 15 clubs brou^t gifts that completely equip and the District average was 89.44'^. We also note that Coldwater has added six new the new club and for which they express their deep members since June, 1954 which gratitude. is the 10^ increase asked by Governor Ted, Hillsdale topped the list \vith 15 new members. Also that there are 7 clubs in the District who have made 10^ gain in membership since June of 1954, The following men have birthdays during February: Chet Allemier, Feb, 24thj and Howard Teeter, Feb, 13th. Your Bulletin Editor spoke at the Quincy Rotary Club on Feb, 14th and at the beg inning of the speech the entire group from Coldwater got up and walked out. However, they could be excused in this since they had heard the speech before. The following Pres. Ernie wishes to remind the members Rotarians have wedding anniversaries dur of the inter-city meeting which is to be held on the evening of Maroh 14th at ing this month; Keath Pearce, Feb, 13thj Les Wise on Feb. 17th; and Russell Moore on Feb, 20th, We hope that each of them have a great many more. The^program for Tuesday, Feb, 15th had as chairman, A1 Rice, who introduced Chester Curry and John Clark from the ^usic bept. of the Coldwater Public school system. We learned that 500 youngsters are enroll ed in the music program in Coldwater and the group who presented the program of varied musical numbers and were guests at the luncheon, included: Doug Millen, Linda Upton, Gelayne Thomas, Diana Mooi, Diana Obed, Bob Rice, Larry Knight, Karen Faller, Jerry Tompkins, Jean Baggerly, Glen Holtz, and Kenny Ferguson. Please note that 3 of these youngsters are the children of Rotarians, The varied program which they presented was very much enjoyed by the club and certainly shows a great deal of effort. Guests on Tuesday included Al Obed of Coldwater, the guest of Chuck Schmitt; Pete Ahrens, the guest of Stew Picard; Schulers^ in Marshall, The clubs'to participate are; Albion, Marshall, Union City, Coldwater, Climax, Battle Creek, Augusta, and Hastings, Every member is urged to attend this meeting if at all possible. It will not take place of the regular meeting on March 14th but is an extra meeting. Don’t forget that next week is Anniversary Wee£ and every club is shooting at 100^ attendance. If you cannot attend the special meeting for Ladies' Night, the evening of the 23rd, please make up at some other club, NOTE; (Quincy is having Ladies’ Night cn the 21st so it would be best not to try to make up there.) Fred Weeks has pramised us a very good program for the evening of the 23rd, with favors for Rotary Anns, so be sure to get your baby sitter ahead of time so you can be free to go. THE IvlEETING IS TO START AT 6:30 AND PRESIDENT ERNIE HAS TOLD US TO BE THERE BECAUSE HE'S GOING TO START THE MEETING RIGHT ON THE NOSE’ and Rotarian Dale Ulery of Goshen, Ind. -'""A ^ OO There were seven early leavers. Q O ' ‘A Absent were; Allemier (Florida) Barnes, (California) Coffman (ill) Hougen (Hammon^ Ind.) McKeith and Moore (Tucson) Mc-*^night (Florida), r Others absent, whose where P'3 abouts we do not know, were: Lyon, Putnam, Pennington, Schwengle, Treloar, and Waldron, 4- Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Unian Church Mendoy 12:15 M ALBION Parker Inn Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES ivise and CLUB SERVICE :e^ ^jch com'nittees. BY ,,_'A. Buyer-Seller and coordinate the Clossification, the activities TORG SKABO, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer It A. Attendance. Wayne Woy, B. Classification. Warner Livermore. DIRECTORS Aken, The President, Vice-President, ond— Warren Holtz. Holtz Barney Trebilcock John Swan Aken Fred Weeks 'TVgulor Board of Directors Meeting, first Special Meetings aj the call of the I I. month, President ROTARY ROTARY J. GENERAL INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRHARY III, Information. Ed every the ideals of Rotarlan to service his by personal, business and cammunity life." The Vincent Rotory Infprmation. Chorles C. Woodward. ' Dean. D. J. Scrgeont-al-Arms. Dole K. Music. Payne, Maurice B. Crippled Moss, Don Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put- nam. Ed Rural-Urban, sell Waldron. Youth. Dale Stu. Thomas. Dean, Rus- Picard, INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Byron vancement of committee shall devise and carry through international good will a world under- and peace fellowship of into effect plans which will guidejbusiness and professional men assist the members of this'united in the ideal of service, .club in discharging their respon Howard Swan, Chairman. sibilities in their vocational rela- , , ] general standards of practice ini McKeilh. : event committees Mark Andrews. jtionships and in improving the^' INTERNATIONAL Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. are . , In tho'b- International appointedl ROTARY PROGRAMS FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treat [Com. Sofety) 8—Paul Hurley Relations) Burandt 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 15-AI 17-Bill Milnes 24-Ed Holtz 22—Torg Skobo Meeting) (International 31-Fred Mae Information. Project. (Anniversory MARCH 1—Russ SEPTEMBER 7—Warner Van Aken 14—Guvarie Coffman Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis (Competitor Rice Student) Weeks Pennington 28—Chet Allemier 22—Fritz Van Aken 29—John Jackson APRIL OCTOBER 5—Don Harris 5—Mark Andrews Children) (International 11—Stu Picard 12—Otis Information) 26—Vincent (Public (Crippled (Children's Party) Bernes 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) 19—Keith Avery Kornstien (Tri-State 26-Hal Munn Information] MAY NOVEMBER 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith Pearce 30—Carl Vinton 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladles' Night) 24—Bob Livermore 31—Chas. Woodward Information) (Rotory JUNE 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss 21—James McComb 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas McKeith (International Contacts) JANUARY - Contacts. Ion porticular phases of vocationaljc. Infernationol Student I service, this committee shall super-i Ed Holtz. 3—Gust DECEMBER SERVICE To encourage and foster the ad Vocational Service Committee: This standing, GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY I their respective vocations. E. of the Community thoughtful of and helpful to oth ers In the community. Kornslien, Hoi Munn. and ROTARY INTERNATIONAL T. Von foster Willioms, Walker. Public INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois Dr. the duty effect of this object is to influence Holiz. Herbert is Service Committee to discharge Bob the obligations of the third object of Rotory — "to encourage and Bent. 12:15 Thursday of each PRESIDENT Relations, E. Magazine. Roy Polterson. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, Jomes McComb, Chairman. Robert Shaw. Webster A. Community Sofety. Treat. G. Program Chairman. Harvey H. DISTRICT 219 Paul C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. Rotorians, individually and os D. Fellowship. James Von Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be James MeComb Van Relations. Membership,]"- Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Fritz _ Wm. other committees os may be ap D. Four-Way Test. John Joekson, pointed on particular phases of E. Trode Associations. Leslie club service, in order to develop Woodword. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plons and program of COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Objects Committee. ERNEST LUSE, President Howard of . Bobier, 1954-1955 AUGUST Relations. Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary ln-| Hurley, formation. Public Information andjC. Employer-Employee the Magozine Committees and such! Charles Schmitt, ELECTION 1954-1955 Ed the activities iFred Weeks, Choirman. FwneJions of the Committee This committee shall supervise, OFFICERS coor.Hinote JULY 4—Robert B. 5—President's Kerr (Employer-Employee Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt Rel.) Associations) 18—Jomes Van Why 19—Wilford 25—Roy 26—Wayne Way Patterson (Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Couillard Program Chairman Telephone 743-W 1 .V t .●T- jn\IT- Sec. 34^&J)g». T^e COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR '*1 9^ Erowvric;: ’..'oiiks Quality String Froiuots, Inc. Cold'.vator, “ich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p.m VISITING A RLI NGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME V'j �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best >} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin Ne. 34 February 25, 1955 "Ladies' Night" vdth the The speaker on ’Wednesday evening, v/as Rotarian Emil Golden Anniversary dinner ■which was held at -the Lefflerj Dean of Albion College, In his speech he outlined how the gravrth and aims of Rotary in the past ‘ Elks' Temple en Tednesday evening, February.23, has come and gone and it was certainly a success from all angles. Like man^ events such a C/.nner or activity was en joyed three times: in anti cipation, in doing, and in retrospect. Certainly the oommittee which made the arrangements is te be congra'fculated and the dinner went off, enjoyed by everyone. Recognition was given to Ira King wh-i was a ●har'tor member of the original Coldv/ater Rotary Club which started in 1922, Ira was present with his Rotary Ann for the dinner. Recognition was also given to vTarner VanAken for his 32 years 100^ attendance. We believe this is undoubtedly -fche best record in the District and we would be in-terested in knowing of anyone who can match it, John Walker who has had lOC^ attendance' since 1927 told cf the early days of the Coldwater Rotary Club mentioning specif ically some of -bhe Ladies' Nights at which the Rotary Anns took over -fche com plete meeting and arranged the programs, He also mentioned Hugh Clark v;h* was secretary «f the club frcm 1922 to 1942, Bill Frankhauser teld of the early activities of the Club, mentioning particularly Bert Warner and Frank Mooney and the good times they had together. We learned that the Coldwater Teenagers basketball team, composed of Kornstein, Woodward, Treat, Bobier, Dean and McComb, beat -the Pancake Specialists from Quincy to the tune of 26 "to 24, We don't know of any casualties. THE CLUB IS AII‘.!ING AT 100^ ATTENDANCE AND IN CASE YOU HAVE NOT MADE UP YOU RECEIVE THIS BULLETIN PLEASE TRY TO DO SO AT QUINCY ON MONDAY, 50 years have run parallel to the changes 7/hich have come about in the past 50 years. He went on to state ■fchat education of 50 years ago and of today are rela-bed to time and place but that educa-tim when Rotary began was a preparation agoinA the shock of the unexpected v/hile ed ucation today stresses the similiarities in aims of all peoples. He did state, however, that we now have two. v/orlds| that behind -bhe Iren curtain and that of the free countries. He traced briefly the changes which have come about in the United States>- beginning with 1783 when the United States became a separate political entity down through 1630 when it became independent economically, and through 1890 when we became independent financially since we were no longer de pendent upon European capitol but at the present time all countries are dependent upon each other for trade and at present there is no such thing as complete inde pendence. He spoke specifically of the Rotarian which is aimed at giving -the view points of peoples from other countries, and stressed tho fact that we must have mutual understanding and respect and we shc.uld emphasize ways in v;hich we are like other peoples. He outlined the needs of human ity and stated specifically that Rotary International is an amalgam which binds them together and it all came about as a result of the loneliness on the part #f one man in Chicago, His closing remarks stated that the aims of Rotary should be pr->jected into world relatisnships whieh recognizes an individual as a person— not dependent upon any state, country, «r group to provide for him. FEBRUARY 281 IT IS HOPED THAT EVERYONE iTILL MKE AN EFFORT TO HAVE 100^ ATTEITDANCE, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES OF MICH. This BY committee coordinate IFred Weeks, Chairman. ..,'A. Buyer-Seller supervise Bobier. shall the activities of „ _ the Magazine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Test. pointed ERNEST LUSE, President on particular phases of E. Trade the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of the Alms and Objects Committee. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer Paul Ed Holtz ,1 .. Swan Van Weeks Aken Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. G. Program Public Harvey , Vincent Payne, PRESIDENT ROTARY’’'international GENERAL Chicago,' ill-. SECRETARY ROTARY ' international GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICV, ROTARY international T. 12—Otis E. Schmidt, ■ VOCATIONAL .. ly ● - ● Jackson, Dole Dean, Rus-' Picard, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 24—Bob 1 :|DECEMBER , . will and Information) , *, JUNE ‘‘i^barging fheiF reipo^oyfard SwaW,● Chairman. ‘‘ iheir vocfltional reJo' . , , , ^ '● ''''ff'eitn. their rospeetTve vocations.' In the'B- International eyept committees <»re oppoipted- Mark Andrews, Informatibn. service, this committee shall super-1 Ed Holtz. JANUARY ''71' 28—Mae U ● ● .'4 McKeith '(International JULY oenmitt ' 5—President’s Meeting- 12—Leslie Woodward (T'rode „ i i ' Associotions) . 19—Wilford Couiliqrd Ifhjames Van Why25-Roy Patterson (Mogozine) The obove is our‘prbgrom schecJule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dales with another meiytber,.'advise the prograrn, chairman of the change. Members having special .programs,-such, as Ladles' Night/ may, appoint q. committee to assist with the details. : Teeters Contacts) (Etnployfcr-Emplo yee ‘Rel.) . I « 21—^orren Williams .. ^ 4T-Rdbert . '' ’ i B.'Ko^f e v .. . * * 14—Howard ' committee shall devi« and carry through a world fellowship- of' ■ 21-LJafn6s-McComb Info effect plans which will, guide'lbusjness ^‘orid .'.professional men J8-i.By_ron Thomas, and assist ijhe members of. this,united in the ideol of service, fionships standards-of o-r^ -in 'Improving general practice .in ■ 7—Barney- Trebilcock Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) , 14-;Horvey Moss pi^ee Livermore 31—Chos. Woodward (Rotary ,30—Carl Vinton voncement of international u'nder- Vocafionol Service Committee: This standing, good 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise 16—Surprise Meeting Byrpn Munn MAY 23—Keith Pearce on pofticdlor pA^ses of voeofiohal'C. International Student 'Project. Mich. 26—Hal 2—Slag Night—H. J. MeKnight 9—Richard Biringer To encourage and foster the ad- SERVICE Barnes 26—Vincent Kornstlen (Public Information) ● ● Thomas. Ed Children) 11—Stu Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-Stofe Meeting) 19—Keith Avery Horris, Kenneth Put ubiNfies in George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois' Dr. „ Harvey Jackson 5—Don Harris (Crippled Information) NOVEMBER Moss, Don sell.J^Vql.drqp. Stu. Dean. D.. Youth. K. Music. Mqurice ' Children. Treat. B. Crippled Von Aken 29—John APRIL (Internotional I Webster! 22—Fritz 5—Mark Andrews ; Safety. Charles C. Rurcl-tJrbaK. Dale Holtz. A. Community nam. J. Sergeant-ot-Arms- ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ers in the community. Cha’irman." Woodward.- President Taylor, Coffman 21—Lewis Pennington 28-Chet Allemier as [ Milnes, James McComb, Chairmen. Kornstlen, Hal Munn. I. Rotary Information. Special Meetings ol the coll of the , J. and Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet] (Fair Grounds] effect of this object is to influence; Information. Bent. H. Thursday of each ‘month, 12:15 Herbert I. I L 1 E. Magazine. Robert Shaw. ^^ular Board of Directors Meeting, first DISTRICT 219 1—Russ 14~Guvorie D. Fellowship. James Von Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be | John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth- Barney Trebilcock Fred MARCH 7—Worner Von Aken C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchohey. Rotarions, individually James McComb Fritz . Skabo (Anniversary Student] Weeks Leslie SEPTEMBER ~ "to encourage ona | Rice Meeting) Holtz B. Clossificotion. Warner Von|^«**" of service by I Aken, Worren MFilliams, Ed Ratarian to h.s personal, jOCTOBER Holtz. business and community life. The i The President, Vice-President, ond— Howard 22—Torg (International |Service Committee to discharge, A. Attendonee. Wayne Way, Bob;*^* obligations of the third object | Rotary Relations) 17—Bill Milnes 31—Fred John Jackson, COMMUNITY SERVICE Livermore. 8—PauI Hurley (Competitor Burondt 15-AI It is the duty of the Community; Fritz Von Aken, Chairman DIRECTORS FEBRUARY 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed Relations, Associations. Woodward. club service, in order to develop TORG SKABO, Vice-President PROGRAMS 1—Webb Treot (Com. Safety) 3—Gust Wm. Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 ROTARY AUGUST Relations. the Ciossification, Membership, B. Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotary In- Hurley, ELECTION 1954-1955 I of such committees. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS jvise and coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE 26—Woyne'^ay' ‘ HARVEY BENT, Progrom Chairman Telephone 743-W- i- V i ● ;■ J. ● 4 - . -I ,4 4 ..» I -■ti: K !' :■ . ● i-'. * ». h ' ● -1 ' ● 9 ; tA :■ !' t ■-/● ● » i ■■ :.v 5 '; - ■■ ; ● A. ; - - A. ■ .V ■> ! " -' ' I t h r .. ' » ( - 4 .J . V. - ;; uNiTto t STATES r '4: T^e COLDWATER REFLECTGR . Fr-1 Icricri W C O ri 3 Cuality Colivator, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME .4 Frpiucts, Inc. '..lie ^POSTACf 1 �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Mlchigg n Buiietiu Nq* 35 Uarch 4* 1955 On Tuesday, i/Iarch i, 1955 at the regular meeting of the Coldwater liotary Cluh, 3ugone Harold Goodholm, under the classific.-’-tion of Advertising, Guests on Tuesday included The Sage of Q,uincy who had nothing to say, Elmer Dobson of Q.uincy, Bon was Stocker of Bronson. Byron Thomas had as his guost trdcen into the clut and was introduced hy Warren Williv-ims. i He was horn on Feh. 15, 1900 av Oklahoma City. He attended high school in that city and attended Hills Business College and also Oklahoma A & H College graduating in 1924. He served in the US Navy during ‘World War I as a yeoman on Keller of 'Utica hnd Bob '*■ Ivan Colo and Dale Dean had his small brother John as his guestThere were s even early leavers. Absent were He w;is married Allemeir, Avery, Coffman, Fisico, Gilbert, Hill, Hougen, Hurley, Dick Kerr, Kornstei Lyons, I.icKnight, Teeter, Treloar and Way. on Sept. 23, 1923 to Lenore Caldwell at Oklahoma City. They have one daughter V/e have just learned that \yo are to havo heard the "USSBeaver, a suh-tender of the Submarine Division. Janet, horn July 11, 1940, who is in the 9th grade in Jr, High School, The ffunily live at 65 Division Street, Coldwater, He joined the Stillwater Rotary Cluh liarch 8, 1923 and has very neai'ly 32 years of pe'.fect attendance. He was ii senior active a member of the Beta Thota Pi Pi'ater- their hosts. Get your shoes shined and hair combed ;ind the line forms on the right. If any Rotariems wish pictures taken at the Golden Anniversary Dirj.ev, they are ●to communicate with Louie Keller. Kq likes fishing, the sport page, prefers ‘bi'unetts, ball and Bd. Torn. attractive men to be in thit Cluh. He is an i^iscopaliLu: and belongs to the Americjin Legion and in college was nity. the Dairy 'Queens from Branch County as guests jind President Ernie states that he is- going to ask the youngest -.and most likes basket ;md foot Sullivan's Toast of the He prepares breakfast for the family and likes chicken and cherry pie as his favorite dessert. His V.P. Torg Skabo brought to the club's 'attention the meeting to be held in l.:avsh;iii on Iviiirch 14. There are six cars going jind the various drivers arc to t;iko the responsibility of t.-iking a io;id. daughter colls him "Pops" and helps buy his ties ’.vhich are usually red with a small figure in them. 'Welcome Harold, to Coldwater Rotary Club. President Ernie Luse read greetings from Governor Ted Schmidt on the golden ainniversary of Rotary jind also a cjivd of thanks from Ed. Holtz's Rotary Ann, thanking the club for the flowei’s sent duvir^ her illness. Tuesday's progrom was under the Chairmonshap of Fritz VanAloen, who had as his ●spealier, Sujnr,er Smith, ivas one that could be rated- as outstanding. "Smitty" as he is known, m:.mufacturec archery equipment LU-d he brought along a display of bows, and other equipment that is used in the manufacture of archery tackle. He ti’acod for the club the history of archery and told that it dated from the stone age, th:.it the Egyptians used the bow and arrow Dick Biringer has a new daughter Ann, bom Friday, Feb. 25, She weighed in at 8# 10 oz. and the proud father furnished cigars for the club in celobi’ation of the event. President Ernie was unable to tell us if we liad 100^ attendance as there were two members who were quite ill and per haps might not have been able to attend, nine so is something t.iat should be accepted as a reason for not attending. and because of the excellence of thn English long bow that England was unable to be a world pov/er in the 14th century, There are, present about 35,000 archers /. who are hunting regularly in Michigan and that the bov; has been responsible for the killing of several of the largvoct bears ever t?:iken in Michigan, He went on to tell of the art of shooting and how accurate the bow cjin be hiinds of Jin e^q^ert. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs fAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. NL (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M in the �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES ^vise ond coordinate CLUB SERVICE of such committees. I Fred Weeks, Chairman, Functions of the Committee A. Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise ond coordinate the activities of . the OFFICERS-BY Clossificotion, Membership, Hurley. the Magazine Committees and such Charles the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans ortd program of the Aims and Ob|eets Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz Van Aken, Chairman DIRECTORS Aken, ' Aken Fred Weeks Williams, month, 12:15 ' to Rotorian to Roy Potterson. F. AAembership. Wm. Shbw. G. Progrbfn Mitnes 24-Ed Holtz 22—Torg Skobo Meeting) Weeks discharge 1—Russ Von Harvey I. jHoltz. ■ 14—Guvarie Coffmon 28—Chet All_emior 22—Fritz Van Aken 29—John Jackson 5—Don Dole' Dean. D. Youth. . Maurice . Payne, Ed Picard, Byron ; 23-KeIth Reared . .30-Corl Vinton' info effect plans’whrch will guide buslrien and fellbWshiR professional ROTARY ' , , and assist the - memb.ers , of this'united,'in the ideal pT service. Howard 5won, Chairman. INTERNATIONA^ , . . ‘ * sibNities in Iheh vocational /olo-;.--,- “ George R. Means, 'Chlcoga/'Illinois tfohships' and' in ● improving the Confute**CUSTRICT, 17—Bob Shaw^(Ladies‘' Night) 24—Bob. Livermore Sl-^h^s.' Woodvford (Rotary ', Information) service, tniV convnrtlye-shdll'super-l . Ed Holtz.-'. The above is our pro'grom scheciule-for the yeai*'.1954-55. ● 1. ‘ ’Gontacls) ‘ JULY ● ● * -' ^EVnpl©yer'®B«^loyee . * 5—Pre&idetit's Meeting ● 12~Le»lle Woo9word (Trode Ref.) Associdjlon^l ● 19l\Vilf^rd Cc^^illord ‘ ● , 1p-James_ Van "Why 2'5-Roy Patterson (iyiagazine) >26—Woyne Woy . *'4 . A' t . r, 14-*-Hbwarcf Teeters 21-:-Wprrth Williams 28:-Mats.McKe'ith (lnler(iationol \l—CHorle^.’Sebpiitt. . < . . , 7—Barqey ^Trebilcock ● ..' 4^Robort k K®rr on '● '.■ ■ * 4*.' JANUARY-●* ●‘ event.'comofittees are c^pojnted.|' Mark; -Andrews. .pa/tiwfor'phbses of vpcationol C.; International Student Proieet.' * JUNE 21—Jonios’ McComb'28r-,B;yp»n JhomcB '. '| Sinerai stan^rijsvocations'. of pvpcH^e in- McKeifh.,^ eir. respective In Iho'BInternaKogal Information. . ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ‘ Dr. T. E. Schmidt,- Jocksoh,. Mich., - 3-rHoward Swdn^ ’ 14-rHufvey. .Moss meo!* SECRETARY Munn « \ a . world (Tri-Stote 10-»Lester Wis^' INJERh^AYlONAl,.- SERVICE deCem'be'r , To encourdge and f^oster the od-l. 7—,Dale, Dean .((,odles(, Night) committee shall-devise .and corry 'through III. . ' ' ●» vancemenf of int'erndrtbAal under: \ INTERNATIONAL.. Vocational Service Committee: Thfs standing/ good will ..ood pepce - Taylor, Chicago, 26-Hai MAY V 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting Dole . Dean, Rus-' Stu. . Thomas. ' Kornstlen ' (Children's Party), :2'-Sta9'Night—H. J. McKnight nam. Charles C. Rural-Urb.an.: 11—Sfu Picard 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) Information] NOVEMBER Harvey Moss, .Don Harris, Kenneth'^ut< Harris (Crippled Children) 19—Keith Avery (Public Webster Childfen. Moore APRIL 25—Vincent Safety. Treat. ^ B. Crippled ^ VOCATIONAL'SERVICE DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ● sell Waldron. J. Sergeani-al«Arm5. K. Music. A. Community (Anniversary 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) Aken personal, OCTOBER. his- Rice MARCH 7—Warner Milnes, James McComb, Chairman., Vincent Kor.nslien;, Hal Munn. ● Rotary Information. J 219TH 17-6ill (Fair Grounds). 21—Lewis Pennington ers in the community. Chairman. ' Public Wpodword. President GOVERNOR 15-AI (International Student) thoughtfui’of ond helpful to oth-' Information. Bfenf. H. Special Meetings at the call of the GENERAL Re lotions) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 31—Fred COMMUNITY SERVICE Ed every ' E. Mogazine. 'Robert Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first J. Relations. Schmitt. Committee 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Burandt 5-Mark Andrews John Wplker.' Swon Herbert Paul It is the duty of the Community Service FEBRUARY of ,t^.s obiect is to influence j (|n)ernofionol Informotion) C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. effect Rotonans,* individually and os' ' _ D. Fellowship. Jbmes Von Why, members of. Ihe Rotary Club, to be I J2—Oti* Barnes.- . , James McComb PRESIDENT ROTARY Warren Holtz. Ed .Holtz Thursday of eoch Relations. 3—Gust A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob the obligations of the third obiect Livermore. of Rotary — "to encourage andby B. Classification. Warner Van foster the ideals of service The President, Vice-President, and— Van , Competitor ln-|I Wm. club service, in order to develop' ‘ Woodward. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Howard _ ROTARY PROGRAMS other committees os may be ap- D. Four-Way .Test. John Joekson. pointed on jriarticular phases ofjc Trade Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER ERNEST lUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Fritz Relations. Bobier. 1954-1955 AUGUST Program, Fellowship, Rotory formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ELECTION 1954-1955 Barney Trebilcock the activities' ● t, If you want to changb dates wiith oriofher mepit.eiv pdvise. tKe*prpgram chdirmpn of the change.* Members having .spefial programs, such as La'diesL Night, may o'ppoint; a committee to assist with the details.' i HARVEY BENTy Progrom Chairman : Telephone 743*W '?● 1.' r ● .t .1 f J y . - t ». , J ●● . * :5 " . i .V I » /. r* J, : ^ .L t s 0 L V 0 'i ● J r /,' ^ s'* % .is, 4 ■ $ t 4 ?l- ... ● 4* ♦ ● J .. I * t ‘ . . /■ J y 0 I { ‘f . f ;t f * J ! The COLDWATER wm Rotary REFLECTOR 2 CENTS 2; 4 4 t . \ \ '● FreiericI: '' '■ ViCJzIS . Published Quality r-fo--wu^, Xnc« Cold’.vatjr, :.Iich. by f rotary club of coldWater COLDWATE.R, M, l-CHlGAN Time: TUESDAY Meeting 1 2 : 1 5 p . m . ; A R L [ N G T O N HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ■ e Ks > * 4 1 i ● V ● �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigq Bulletin No. 36 March ll, 1956 DON’T FORGET THE MEETING AT SCHULERS’ ON MONDAY EVENING The program for the day with Bob Lyons as Chairman, had MRCH 14J IT IS HOPED THAT 25 }jm \Y[LL BE ABLE TO to do with cancer and Dr, Fraser showed slides depict I y ATTEND THIS MEETING AND IN CASE YOU WANT TO GO PLEASE 0 CONTACT CHUCK WOODWARD, JOHN Ttf'ALKER, DALE DEAN, WEBB TREAT, OR TORG SKABO, WHO 5 . i ARE TO FURNISH THE TRANS^fc PORTATION. The meeting on March 8th was blessed with an abundance of pulchritude. The ing the early stages of can cer and stressed the need for early diagnosis and treatment. He stated that 90^ of cancer can be cured if it is diagnosed early and treatment given at that time. Ho stressed particularly the fear that people have of cancer and stated that frequently a person who suspects that he Club entertained 15 Dairy Queen contest- may have cancer will not consult kia ants from Branch County. They were the following*- Kay V/hitney of Union City; Joan Young, Reading; Joyce Walker, Cold- physician because of this fear. The program was one which should be presented county-wide since it should have a great water; Barbara Erk, Sherwood; Beverly deal of.value in early diagnosis and Gruner, ^oldwater; Gail Smith, Union City; treatment, June Williamson, Bronson; Patricia Snyder, Coldwater; Lolita Coler, ® ronson; Suzanne Guests included Dale Ulery of Goshen, Ind| Nearpass, Coldwater; Jo Ann Kechler, Bronson; Joan Devine, Union City; Molly Ann Havens, Union City; J^ry Burnside, Bronson; Ruth Sanford, Coldwater, Ted Sowers th3 guest of Grant Treloar; Fred Mann, Sauth Bend, Harry Joseph of LaPorte, Dick Schultz of Bronson, and Luck who was the guest of Hal Munn, of Coldwater. The Judges who selected the Queen were: There is to be a District Conference held Frank McConkey, Ray Fox, and Mrs, Chick Kennedy, The girls were Judged or person- in Battle Creek on Saturday aid Sunday, al appearance and pease, radio speaking, April 23-24, if it is possible for you and farm background. The queen selected and your Rotary Ann to attend, start mak was Gail Smith of Union City who was ing your plans at the present time. sponsored by the Branch Co, Dairy Herd Improvement Assoc. Second was Joan r'=‘Tine We have Just received a notice of films available on colonial life in America, who was sponsored by the Jr, Farm Bureau of Branch County, and third was Ruth Ann These cover a wide variety of subjects, Sanford of Coldwater who was sponsored by 0cm» of them dealing particularly with the coldviater Farm Bureau. . The Judges Williamsburg, Ba, and its restoration. must have had a difficult Job selecting The average rental for these is about $4 a queen from among these gals, Jim Crosby plus postage, and should prove very inwho is the 4-H Club leader of Branch Co. teresting. Your editor has the list of films which are available. was a guest and assisted in intreducing the girls. We note in the News Broadcast, printed by Absent were: Allemier, Barnes, Bent, Rotary International, that C’ ba, Egypt, Burandt, Fiske, Hill, Dick Kerr, Mc^^night, the Phillipines, Australia, France and the Bob'Livermore, Pearce, Patterson, Penning-U,S, have each brought out a commerative stamp. Also in the Broadcast it was ton, Shorno, 'Varirihy, Waldron and Las Woodward. Keath Pearce is in the hospital announced that 109 Rotary Foundation Fellow and it is suggested that some of the ships have been awarded during the ’55-56 members visit him. Also ill are Guvarie school year. These come from 29 countries Coffman and Harold Hill, and they will study in 20 different countries. There were only 2 early leavers and we are wondering if the dairy queens had anything Thought f#r the Day: Puppy love is not so to do with this. bad but it frequently leads to a dog’s The following men enjoyed cake at the birthday table? Lloyd Livermore, Thomas, Rice, Avery, Andrews, Williams and Moore, life. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COMMtTTEES OF COLDWATER, MICH. of This committee coordinate shall the A. Buyer-Seller supervise activities pointed on particular phases the club machinery on the tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. A. Attendance. - r- Aken, .Warren Holtz.' ri u n il *● n Relations, Barney Trebileock John Walker. ' Roy Patterson Wm. . Regular Board of ,Directors Meeting, ;first Thursday of each month, Robert SJiaw. G. .Progrpm 15-AI 17-Cill Milnes 22—Torg 24-Ed Holtz Bent. H. 12:15 Public Charles C. Dole' Dean. D.' Youth. K. Music. ' Maurice 'Ppvne,' . PRESIDENT ROTARY'INTERNATIONAL- J.- Tayloii .Chicago,-'III. (International . _ Ed - -Thomas. - Stu. -● 11—Stu Picord Meeting) Kornstien 26—Hal ^ . .. .... .- ^ J. 2-Sfag Nighf-H. J. McKnight 9—Richard. Biringer ■' 4: 16—Surprise-Meeting' . 23—Keith Pfcdrce ; , .LNTERNATIONAl SERVICE r ’DECEMBER To jneourage and foster the-ad-1, ● 7-6ole Dedrr. (ladies' Night) ’-●●-●v . vdsicemenf OK irifernationaf underu ' Vocalional Service CoiWmittee: This sfonding, good will and peace '4--MorvQy .M6sj , ... commiUee shojl .-de^^]se 'ond, chrfy. thtobgh a world fellowship ' of ●21-Jdmes McComb ●Into enect plarfs'^ which Will guide business and. pnofessional *|9ieni> 28—Byron Tboinos _ - VOCATIC)NAL’sERVIC| and assist ROTARY the members of this united in fhe idea I'of service. 'JkN-i'Iil in their vocotional^«P°"-|Howard Swan, ● sibiuties reia-L . ● Choirmon.^ INTERHATJQNAL tionships ond in improving the!^’ George R.' Mediis) Chicago, Illinois Contacts.^. general sfemdards of"-*procll^4 inj ^ ' ’- JANUARY ‘ GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT; ROTARY their respective;, yoca’iiprjs., jp.the'B. Inte(national;,|nfo[m gtlon. '- - event comnTFttees ' are tipp’oihteO) Mark Andrew's.'" on particular phases of .voicatlonal C. Infernational Sfuflhnf Projeei;' INTKNAIIONAL ‘ Dr. T. E. Schmidt, .-Jackson, Mich.. service,-this eomniittee shall super-1 -Ed Holtz. 10—Lesjer .Wh- e 17—Bob Shaw -fladies' Night) 24—Bob' krvertpqre JUNE . 4—Robert . 71—Warren (Emplbyer-Ernployee'RoD - (International Contocts) ■ . . I Associations) ’ I 25—Roy Paltersori ,(Magazine) The above-is our ip'rogrpin s.che49ule- fofShb year-1954-55.If you wont to change dotes with another «memb#r,'advise the program chairman oT the' change. ' Members having speciol, programs, such qs Lddles' Night, ma)# appoint a committee to assist with the detolls.’ Wiilioms 28—Mae. McK^ith 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 1.)--Charlos Sch^mitt , ' ● . *14—Howard feetors JULY B-. Kert *18-Jomes Vdh- Why." - ■ (Rotary 7'—Borney Trobllcock ' Mac Munn * MA^ ● 3-7-^vro<d Swan 31—Chas. Woodward Information) ' Byron j 30-jCarl ^mton lU (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-Sfate novImber ! Picard, Childfen) Informotion) ’ (Public Information) Rural-Urban.'- 'Dble Dean, Rus- ,, s^n Wcildron. 5—Don Harris (Crippled Andrews ; 12—Otis Bdrnes 19—Keith Avery , .Hgrvey^ Jackson APRIL 5—Mark Moss, Don. Harris, Kenneth Put- ^ ndm. J. Sergebnt-at-'Arrns. Aolti. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL I 29—John ' 26—Vincent Children. Bonquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken 28-Chet AMemier efs in the community. Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (AM Sports Van Aken 21—Lewis Pennington discharge Harvey! - Treot. ^ Information. MARCH Service B. Crippled Skabo (Anniversary 1—Russ 7—Warner business and community life." The.! Vincent Woodword. President}- SECRETARY ' Kornstien, Hal Munn. ‘ I. Rotory Information. Special Meeting* at the 'call of fhe Weeks 14-Guvorie Coffman. (Fair Grounds) ' . to Rice Meeting) COMMUNITY SERVICE ; It it the duty of the Community' j Milnes, James McComh, Chairman^ ● .A. Community ’Safety.' Webs.teri Chairman. Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting j Jomes Van- Why,<fnembers of-the,Rotary Cibbj*o'be thoughtful of and helpful to oth- E.,Mogazine. 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Leslie SEPTEMBER Woodward. Committee FEBRUARY Burondt 31-Fred John Jackson. Associations. effect of this object is to infFoence'Mulchahey.|R.rf,„,;„„,^ individually and os F.'Membership. Aken- PROGRAMS (Internotionol Student) pbligations of the third obieet, , r_ l q. Cl^ Bulletin. Roy James McComb ROTARY of Rotary — "to encourage and | Worner Van foster the ideals of service by i Williams, Ed every Rotarian to*- his personal,: OCTOBER 6. Classification. Ed-Holtz' GENERAL Wayne Way, Bab Livermore.- The President, Vice.-President; and— Herbert Paul 3—Gust execu- DIRECTORS Weeks ● Relations. Charles Schmitt, of' E. Trade Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Fred Competitor Hurley, club service, in order to develop' LESTER WISE, Treasurer Van Wm. other committees as moy be ap- 0. Four-Way Test, JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Fritz _ the Mogazine Committees and such 1954-1955 Howard Swan . Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President 1954-1955 AUGUST Bobier. of. the Classification, Membership, Program, Fellowship, Rolary In-' ELECTION the activities such committees. iFred Weeks, Chairman. Function* of the Committee and OFFICERS BY 'vise and coordinote CLUB SERVICE 19—Wilford CouilkiKl - 26—Wayne' Way I . HARVEY BENT,r. Program Chairman Telephone 743-W I »● i: . ,'l ● V J' ! < ■ -* .- » ● ● ● -V - , - ● I ^ r.\ ● ^ ? K.t ●tn:. X' A V ./ .. * s ^ ● : - i ' s ●* ' t ■ ir t 4' 'rrV ¥ ■ UNITED STATES i I inmt «- The COLDWATER REFLECTOR o ”f ■- o 2 CENTS 2 t i rrcicric- tr v;ao~a , , Quality Spring FrodU(jt9-» IftCe-. Coldwater, ulicU. I ■i \ Published by rotary club of COLDWATER COLDV/ATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME \ S»cr-34,66r>Prt .I i �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, 37 March 18) 1955 PLAN TO ATTEND 'TTTH YOTTR Rus Moore has the prog,fam for Tuesday, March 22. and has as his speaker, Bert RCTAPY ANN THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE miCH IS TO BE HELD IN BATTLE CREEK ON APRIL 23-24, AS SOON AS DETAILS REGARDING THE PRO* Ward, a Rotarian from Bronson, His subject is very appropriate for this GR/.M ARE AVAILABLE THEY time of year. It will deal with fishing and fishing equipment. WILL BE PASSED ALONG TO YOU. We were glad to see Guvarie Coffman and Harold Hill back The program on March 15th was in charge of Harvey Bent who had as his speaker. Bob with us after their being ill for the Greenich, who has been the spark plug of past several weeks. Koath Pearce was discharged from the hospital on March 16 and is at home. Give him a ring and at least tell him you are glad he’s improved. This is in the way of an apology for not kno\7ing that Mrs, Howard Teeter was in the hospital, the Little League baseball teams in Coldwater, He traced the growth of this move ment which began at Williamsport, Pa, in 1939 with a three-team league. This has grown until in 1954 there were 3000 l^ues with 15,000 teams upon which 225,000 boys played. In addition to this there were about 100,000 boys in farm leagues, During 1954 in Cbldwater they had a 15 game league with 14 participating. These were sponsored by the two banks. Midwest Foundry Aocording to all reports, the meeting at and the Branch Co, Realty Co, It is planMarshall an March 14 was a success, and ned to start a pony league in 1955 for Rotarian McGrath from Mansfield, Ohio, graduates of the Little League but in who has been a Rotarian for many years and order to do this it is necessary that 4 A telephone call to her at home brought out the fact that she is feeling fine and will never have appendicitis again. has held many offices, gave an outstanding ^ore sponsors be secured and a new diamond speech regarding Rotary, its aims, ideals, constructed. Recognition was given to and accomplishments. Carl Vinton who loaned equipment and per We regret the resignation of Everett Hougen from the Chamber of Commerce and also from Rotary. 7/e v/ish him the best are being used at present. sonnel in building the two diamonds which Bob gave re cognition to the excellent work of the Board of Directors and it is felt that this is a movement which should be encouraged of luck in his new business. and expanded. The Nominating Committee for officers for the year 1955-56 was announced at the meeting Tuesday, This committee is: Ed Absent were: Allemier, Avery, Fiske, T'iok Kerr, Hougen, Kornstein, Moore, Patterson, Holtz, Putnam, Shaw, Andrews and Vfoodward, Pearce, Schwengel, Trebilcock, Treloar, F, Van Aken and Les iTfoodward, Rotary had only one visitor on Tuesday, the Sage of Quincy, who gave an extensive. Your editor spoke at the Three Rivers Rotary Club on Thursday, March 10 and that evening attended Rotary at Ludington. The comprehensive report of lake levels and blue gill fishing. program at the Ludington Club was excellerm. The choixTnen of the vorious committees outattention be called to the Tri-State Meet-Hiiod what they believe to be the aims and objectives of their various committees. ing which is to be held May 3rd at Potowatomi Inn with the Coldwater Rotary The Club has had several resignations and Club as hoit , The speaker is to be Phil if we are to maintain our 10^ increase in Lovejoy and if you have never heard him membership we are going to have t# have he is one of the outstanding speakers in President Ernie asked that the Club’s the United States and Idiis whale of a meeting. should be a Be therel Two Rotarians have wedding anniversaries in March. Ken Putnam on March 1st and Ed. Holtz on March 29th, some new members. The Club is urged to consider any man whom they believe would moke a good Rotarian and check with Chick Kennedy to be sure the classification is submit his name for consideration, planned very soon to publish a list of open classifications. On Tuesday, March 15th there were 6 early ieaversi You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs Roy Mulchahey AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elks Temple Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. {C.S.T.) Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF ;vise ond coordinate the. activities; 1954-1955 ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee ;_^|A. Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise; and coordinate the activities or„ OFFICERS BY ELECTION the Magazine Committees and such! other committees as may be ap-:D. Four-Way Test, pointed on portieulor phases of!g Trade club service, in order to develop^ JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans ond program of I the Aims and Objects Committee. Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Warren Holtz. Holtz /-I L D II C. Club Pulletin. James McComb O. Fellowship. Barney Trebilcock John Swan Fritz Van Fred Weeks Walker. E. Mogazine. Aken Robert Thursday of each month, 12:15 ROTARY GENERAL SECRETARY III.:, Harvey Vincent E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. ● Dale .Dean,. Rus-' Dean. D.- Yoath. - Stu. Thomas. Ed ● . Byron INTERNATIONAL' SERVICE" ,To enc'ouragei-and foster the od- SERVICE vancement of .internotional under- of ond peace- a . world .fellowship and professlopol this united in the ideal of service. lio'nships and - in improving general the standards of practice in ● event committees are appointed- their respective vocations. of men 1—Russ Contacts, Mac 22—Fritz Pennington Ed cfioitz. . ■ ● ■ 28-Chet Allemier APRIL 5—Don Harris (Crippled Children) 11—Stu Picard (Children's Parly) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State 5—Mark Andrews (International Information'}' Meeting] Kornstien 26—+lal Information) ; 9—Richard Munn MAY 3—Howard 5wan 2—Stag Night-H. J. McKhig'hf 10—Lester Wise Biringer 17—B,ob Sha<lr (Ladies' Nightjk 16—Surprise' Meeting 30—Carl Vinton . 24—Bob . - Livermore 31-^Chas. Woodword . JUNE 7T-0oJe Dean (Ladies' Night} ..14—Harvey Moss ; 7—Btjrney Trebilcock 21^James 14—Howard 28.-'^yron Thomas . Teeters 2^—Warren Williams 28—Mac McKeith (international McComb ' (Rotary - Information) DECEMBER Contacts) ' JULY ^-^Roberf B. Kerr ' 11-tfbarlej,Schmitf ; 5—President's Rel.) Meeting . ●'12—Leslie. V/oodward (Trade Associations)' IS^James Van Why ● 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another mernfaer, advise, the |$rogrQn>'-chairman of; the ^change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a, committee to assist with the details, ' Van Aken 29—John Jackson OCTOBER , ' (Em’ployer-Erhptoyee Maik Andrews, on particulof 'pliase* of vocational C. International’ Stud’erst P’rojoct'. Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) Aken (Fair Grounds) 21-Lewis JANUARY Iii the B* International ' Information.' service, this cqmmrtteo shall super- MARCH SEPTEMBER 23—Keith' Pearce Picard, Rice Student] Weeks NOVEMBER' sell Waldron.' 1 the members 31-Fred Webster nami committee shall devise and carry thrpugh assist HolU (International (Public 1'=!;'^..!" Iheir respon-iH^^^.j gwan. Chairmen. : sibilities in .their vocohonol rela* ROTARY INTERNATIONAL T. ' Vocational Service Comrhittee: This stalling, go^' -will and George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois DISTRICT, Trea't. Safety. Charles.C. Rural-Urban. Payne, - VOCATIONAL 24-Ed 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) 26—Vincent B, Crip'pled Children..'' Harvey Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Puf- info effect plans which will guide business ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH -iA. Community- Dale Milnes 19—Keith Avery Chairman. Hal Munn. 17—Bill 127^Hs Barnes. Information. J. Sergeant-ot-jArnti. K. Music. Maurice Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago, by cers In the comrrtunity. ●● Woodward; INTERNATIONAL service Milnes,lJames McComb, Chairman. Wm. 15-AI .; thoughtful-of. and helpful .to' o»h- H; Public ROTARY INTERNATIONAL of Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be G. Program Holtz.. PRESIDENT James. Van Shaw. Bent. ideals effect of this object is to influence Bay. Mukhohey. Rota^ons,; individuolly . and os I-... Rotary. , Ipformatlon. President ’’ 1 i_ ■. discharge Ed every Rotorian to his personal, business ond community life." The Roy Patterson. Kornstien, Special Meetings at the call of the.. DISTRICT 219 n to 8—Paul Hurley [Competitor Burandt 14-Guvarie . Coffman obligations of the third object j the 3—Gust 7—Worner Van O'. ?ptory — -"toi. encourage - ond I' Von foster Williams, F. Membership. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first Dr. ● Warner Leslie Associations. Service Committee A. Atte'ndgnw. Woyne Way, Bob livermore.* John Jackson. If i* the duty of the Community rritr Vpn Aken, Chairman B. Classification. Relations, COMMUNITY SERVICE ,.. . DIRECTORS Paul Woodward. the club machinery on the execu LESTER WISE, Treasurer Wm. Relations. Charles Schmitt, TORG SKABO, Vice-President Howard _ formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President Ed Bobier. 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) AUGUST Relations. the Classification, Membership,;®' Program, Fellowship, Rotary ln-| Hurley, 1954-1955 FEBRUARY of such committees. CLUB SERVICE 19—WiLford Cduillard 26—Woyne Woy HARVEY BENT, Program . Chairman Telephone 743-W c « 4 . ♦ t, \ X:' / ; ^ iC. ■ t f U? 4 * 1 I M : ; r UNITfO K STATES 6 COLDWATER Rotary REFLEGTOR Published COLDWATER, by MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS .Sac: 2 ^PNTSrC; i-^rick. LI. ●v;c Ouality Spring Pro-iuctSt ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER WELCOME 1. POSTAGE Col'i-’sater, xicii. lac. �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best }} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan N. t March 2 5-* 38 A : 1 .●r-'EC 70:-R hhW OFFICERS FOR IHh 'CEAR ..v65-56. TORG BOARD or DIRECTORS; DEAH. : Frcj. all reports the;-' a.'6 a lighting gang who plar a clean basketball game and Stfv Charles parish should be very proud of them^ I y 0 5 PICARD, COUILUFJ). FRl:> MCC./ B . THE H-'IT Cm.ties Basketball team- S'CABO, PRESIDENT, FRITZ VaNAKEN, VICE-PRESIDENT, CHICK orTNEDY, SECRETARY} LESTEE rZi'S, TREASURER. 3KA30. OF 1955 WALKER AND ' Governor Ted tells us that the Foundation Fellow for 1955-56 is *^ohn Gilbert, sponsored by the Albion Club. He has an ding “c the Governor* s monthly Ic i t-‘.: Y the District Conference in Battle AB from Albion, is a candidate for an MA -.hiich is to be held Saturday and at the University of Michigan, and a hold jiuday,, April 23-24, is to be a real stem- er of 3 Scholarships. Undoubtedly he wiU This is the suggestion that go to France since he is a French major© Governor Ted makesJ "Let aunt *^innie take rhe ohi'.dren--they need si vacation from Rus Moore who was program chairman on you---give the cat and the canary to the Tuesday had as his speaker, Bert Ward of neioiiboi- for the week-end, pull down the Bronson.. V/ho is General Manager and Vicepresident of the Bronson Reel Co, Bei^ iheCes and lock the door, let your help run the sotre, they’ll sell more than you told us of the histohy of Beels stating dc^ bring the World’s luckiest Rotary Ann that the first ones were made by watch urd oujoy a week-end of relaxation, fun, makers beginning about 1810, It was not a::d ::ew friendships." You owe this much until n considerable time later that they tc -r.ur Rotary Ann, even if you don't were made by companies devoted exclusively feel that you can afford it. to the making of fishing tackle. The firsc reels used jewels for bearings but these Ihe spring District Assembly will be held have Since been replaced v/ith metal. The Bronson Reel was formed in 1922 and at thit at St, Mary's Lake, 4 mile-® north of Battle Creek, on Saturday and Sunday, May ■^’-8, Incoming Club presidents, secretar time had about 20 employoos with a payroll of $15,000, per year. Thoro was a gradual ies- expansion of the company and in 1942 the and bulletin editors around these draw a circle dates. company went into war work and received awards for efficiency in this field in There were 6 early leavers en Tuesday, and 1942, 43, 44. President Ernie mentioned the several on this list were fact that chronics". It’s been a long time since your editor In 1946 the Bronson Reel was taken over by the Higbe Mfg. Co, of Rochester, Michigan. At the present time the payroll is about 200 people earning has used this term but in view of Presidentapproximately one million dollars por year* Ernie* s remarks it is felt it is justified*The Bronson Reel uses a tremendous amount of metal which includes some of those Rotarians who were guests of the Club were ?iifficult to secure* Since 1947 the plont has made an excess of a million reels each Jay Dykhouse of Charlotte, Dale Dlery of Goshen, ^nd,, Dick Garra of Reading, year, the company has never hod a strike Other guests included Joe Smeekens the and the average inoome at the present time guest of John Jackson, Dick Mitchell, the of their employees if $2*03 per hour with guest of Dr. Harold Mitchell, and Jim fringe benefits of .40 per hour. At the Kachie the guest of Hal Munn. present time the company manufactures 78 different reels sold mainly to jobbers and Absent were: Allemeier, Barnes, Goodhslm, chain store outlets. Hougen, Kennedy (Mississippi), Dick Kerr, the company manufactures a part of a bomber In addition to this Komstien, Bob Livermore, Pearce (Illinois^ito for the United States government* Schwengel, Treloar, Waldron, Way and Les Woodward (Mexl#o). Ray Mulchahcy y You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. A. Buyer-Seller BY Classifieolion, Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary In-' ELECTION tion of the plans and program of Livermore. B. Classification. DIRECTORS Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz Howard Swan . » Regular Board of Dirocters Meeting, Rrsl Thursday of each month, 12:15 Holtz Weeks 7—Warner Von Aken 14—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 21—lewis Pennington 5—Mark Andrews thoughtful of ond helpful to ofh- 26—Vincent Roy Patterson. ers in the community. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Horveyl Treot.:. ; .1. H. Public ..Information. Vincent 1,. ^i^tofy.' Information. Chorles.C. Rural-Urban. !A. Comrnunity J. Scrgeanl-ot-Arms. Payne, Holtz, . -Moss, Dbn ,: .14m. ] Webster ChlWrefi. .* Horv-eyi Harris^ sell Waldrpn. Ed Kenneth Put* j -● Kornstien Information) . NOVEMBER . fr/e/ ' T 1 . /-L- ...If GENERAL SECRETARY-Rotary- ● comniittee. shall .devtse-and caiYy through Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago, III,; INTERNATIONAL into effect plans which will, gyide business . sibijities in'thefr vocational George R. M'eons,' Chitogo, Illinois rr, T B INTERNATIONAL e-k-ij. i-...l...„ "t'ionships and ' In improving thei"- a world fellowship i'^d 'pWessional Ssvan, Chairman. ofi- men | 'Mac SinerOl standardsvocations. of practice ln| '"CNeitn. eir respective In fhejB. Infernafippal.'Information.i t Service, this committee shall super--) Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Joekson, Mich. Ed Hpltz. , ● , «*●) ./,‘l 9 9 . i ■ J <9. ●' ■ Williams McKeith (International Gonfacls) ; i < JULY , ’ -.12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 5—President's Meeting Kerr- - Assbdations)' (EmpIpyetEmployee. Ral.) ●● ● 18—James Van Why- .19—Wilford Couillard 25—Roy''Patterson (Magazine) 26—Wayne Way J ( HARVEY ■■ BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W - V <■ ' i 28—Mac 28-^'Byi-on Thomas The above is our prograrn schedule-for tHe year 1954-55. f . If you, want to, change dotes with another member,' advise Ihe prbgrom choirmon of, the .change. . Members having special programs,-such os' Ladies' Night-,● itioy Appoint o commlHee to assist with the details.. 4 .7-rBorney Trebileoek 1'4—Howard teeters . 21—Warren u 4L-rJomes McComb, B. Livermore JUNE .- 11—Charl'os Schmitt event committees are appointed Mark Andrews. . paHiculai; phases of vocational; C. Intofnationdl Student Project.' ■| »<● k 17—Bob. Shaw [Lodies' Night) 24—Bob Information) /- 4—Robert 10—lesfeV Wise 31—Chas. Woodward (Rotary . JANUARY . 3—Howard Swan n 9-Ridhard Biringer wsmet 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONA. VdCT^|pNAL SERVICE 14-=^Fia£vey Moss PRESIDENT .NOTARY iNfiRNATI'ONAL Vocational Service Committee: This stonding, .good will ond' peace i u U_.U ^1 i ^ Sta^ Night. H. J. iMcKnight DECEMBER (Children's 26—H<4 Munn . Byron . 30—Carl Vlntbn'' INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ' (Crippled Children) 11—Stu Picard Party) MAY . u 5—Don Horris 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-Slate Meeting) ‘ ' "23—Keith Poore*, Picard,. Thomas.- » Informotion] , Dale Dean, Rus-1 ,16—Surprise'.'Meeting Dale Dean.jD. Youth. . Stu. K. Music. “ MoiA-ice . ;B. Crippled, (Public Safety. Jackson APRIL E. Magazine. Bent. 29—John 28~Chet Allemier 19—Keith Avery ' ‘ ● 22—Fritz Van Aken of service P. Mombership. Wm. Robert. $hd\b. G. Progum Chairman. Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Ba nquetj Ed business and community ** his life/' personal, ,OCTOBER The ..ILL Rice MARCH (International 12—Otis Barpes n Woodward. President 24~Ed 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversory Meeting) C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey, Rotarians, individually and as D. John Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be .-I u D II -● Korn.lien, Hal Mynn. . Special Meetings,ot thq call of tha^ to encourage and I Vanl^“'’*' Walker. Von Aken Fred Weeks ' Williams, — Milnes effect of this object is to influence I- James McComb Warner Warren Rotary 1S-AI 17-Bill 1—Russ obligations of the third obiect [ of 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting SEPTEMBER It is the doty of the Community Service Committee to discharger A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob (Competitor (International Student) COMMUNITY SERVICE Fritz Von Aken, Chairman 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8*—Paul Hurley Relations] Burondt 31-Fred the club machinery on the execu the Aims and Obiects Committee LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz Relations. club service, in order to develop, ‘woodward! JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Trebllcock Hurley, other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Test. John Jackson, pointed on particular phases of g Trade Associations. Leslie ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Barney Paul Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee Charles Schmitt. the Magazine Committees and such 1954-1955 Ed .... Membership/^. Competitor 3—Gust Wm. Relations. This committee sholl supervise Bobier. and coordinate the activities of „ _ FEBRUARY lAUGUST ‘Fred Weeks. Chairman. Functions of the Committee the OFFICERS vise and coordinate the activities. 19S4-1955 ROTARY PROGRAMS ;of such committees. CLUB SERVICE ' -»● i ● ● J. r o i t 1 1 T r* The GOLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR » CENTS 2 A-'f’nV'x' Quality spring Products, Ihc* Coldwater, Mich. by ROTARY CLUB of GOLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING ARLINGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME UNITED STATES I. WSTftCt Ji Frederick H, Weeks Published L �He Profits Most Who Serves Best }> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Tublished by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan Bulletin No. April 1,. 1955 39 DON’T FORGET THE STI-STATE BE HELD AT DO NOT FORGET THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE IN B/iTTLE CREEK WTIICH IS TO BE HELD SATUR-> MEETING TO DAY AND SUNDAY. APRIL 23-24. WITH PHIL LOVEJOY AS THE PLEASE TRY TO ATTEND IF AT ALL POSSIBLE., SPEAKER. COLD'W/'TER IS THE HOST CLUB THIS YEAR AND WE POTTAWATOMI INN ON MAY 3 SHOULD H/iVE lOQ/% ATTENDANCE. The program for Tuesday, March 29th, included a On May 17th the All-sports banquet is to be held under the sponsorship of the speaker, William Love, who is an extension specialist of the Municipal Forestry Department of Jayoees* Michigan State College. He has been en gaged in the study of the trees in Coldv/ater and is making recommendations re garding the best method of preserving the abundance of shad© Coldwater is famous. trees for which Some of the results of his survey show that trees have been planted too close together for best Next week’s program is in charge of Dr* Don Harris and he grov/th and that we have some over-mature has secured as his speaker Dr, Homer Stryker of Kalamazoo who is an orthopedic surgeon and also an inventor* He has invented several appli ances for the use of crippled and ortho pedic patients; many of these are used world-wide. This should be a good progron. trees which are hasardous and should be removed. Perhaps some Rotarian who has had experience in the logging business might be interested in this. Mr, Love It is sincerely hoped that this meeting will end by 9 o’clock, Your editor well recalls last year when it dragged on until 11:00 P.M., Certainly the attendance will be better if the meeting is short and snappy. also stated that due to the large number of elms which are growing Your editor acknowledges the able help of Fred Weeks in covering the meeting on Tuesday, Many thanks Fred* in the city of Coldwater a study should be made during the coming summer to determine if any of these trees have "dutch elm disease". In cities where Rotarians should read "Putting it iu there are many elms it is foimd that this Words" on Page 28 of the April Rotarian, disease is present and spreads very rapid-They should also read the article on Pago ly. It is believed that the disease oan 15, written by P.D.G. Dovid E, Guyton of be controlled by a proper program. Two Mississippi, other suggestions made by Mr. Love were DON’T FORGET TO VOTE ON IMDAY, APRIL 4* that the city enact a shade tree ordin ance and that we have some department responsible for planting, pruning, and maintenance of our trees. Mayor Jackson, who was program chairman, stated that the City Council is quite anxious to preserve our trees if the citizens will back such IF YOU DON’T VOTE YOU’RE NOT DOING YOm DUTY AS A a program. It would seem that this is a very worth while project and should be IF SOMEONE GETS Your Editor is indebted to Chick Kennedy for the following story* An exceptionally unattractive woman rushed to the police station and said, "A man has been follow ing me for three blocks and I think he is drunkI The police officer looked her backed by everyone in Coldwater. GUESTS included Bob Otto of Kalamazoo; Carlton Mc^nzie of Quincy, Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind., Austin Brokaw of Angola, and CITIZEN AND ELLECTED OF ''HOM YOU DISAPPROVE A.ND YOU DON’T VOTE, DON’T GRIPE. Mayor Jackson tells us that a pitifully small percentage of voters in Coldwater vote at the spring election, Bill Vfalker of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. over thoughtfully and said, "Yes, madam, I ABSENTEES were: Allemeier, Barnes, Dean, think he must be," Fiske, Hougen, Hurley, Kennedy, Dick Kerr, Komstien, Bob Livermore, Mulchahey and Les Woodward, There were only 2 early leavers! Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER e QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES Of MICH. BY committee .„ A. Buyer-Seller shall supervise and coordinate the the Classification, activities ELECTION Bobier. of Membership, B, Competitor JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer It is Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Livermore. DIRECTORS Warner Holtz C. Club . Barney Trebilcock Van ‘ , ' Aken Fred Weeks Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first month, Herbert GENERAL G.,'Program Public VYm.' Holtz ‘ lA.'Community Chairman., Harvevl Treat. Information. Vincent Moss, Don 1—Russ (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington Inf6rmatlbn. Woodw.ard.’ ] ' . Charles C. Rural:Urban. os ■ ' ■ Meeting) 26—Hal Munn MAY ROTARY INTERNAtlONAL R. Means, Chicago,. Illinois 24—Bob 2.37-ffeifh' Peoffe .. Byron . 30—Corl V ● ● Vinton vancemenf of internotiohol uhder- „ tionships and in improving thei^’,,'’*®f'’°*’°''“* ^enerol' standards''of practice ini . 1 service, this-committee shall super- CoiVafctS...’.Macj The obove is our progra/n schedule for the year 1954-55. (Rotary JUNE. 7—Dale Dean .{Lodies',.Night) 14—Harvey Moss ' ● 1 January t Woodward .. ,. 'Ed Holtz. - Livermore'- 31—Chcsr. Information) DECEMBER ; ;» To'encourdge and fester the-ad- ' Wise , 17—Bob Shaw (Ladles' Night) a -OAko.* ir.,, l' 11 r-L ■ e GOVERNOR 21.9TH DISTRICT; ROTARY.-l their respective vocations.' In the B. Infernafionol InformotionJ. ●’ O f « INTERNATIONAL '● | event commilleesr oreappointed Mark Andrews. ..... I (Employer-Employee- Rek) ● ion porticular phojv of vocational C. I'nternafibnol Student Projee'l.' 1 18-.-Jdmes Van; Why Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson,'Mich.'" George 10—Lester 16-^5Urprisa Meeting '● Vocational Service Committee: This standing, good will ; and p^oce committee shall devise-.qnd carry through a world fellowship of ●j21.—jomes. McCemfa .' » .. . into effect plans which wilf guide business and professional meq ' 2?-rByron Thomas orid assist the'.ipembers of this.united in the ideal oJ service. Taylor, Chicago, .III. 3—Howard Swon 2—Sto9 .Nighfr—H.‘J. McKnight . 9—Richard. Biringer ' - - (Children's 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Kornstien Information) NOVEMBER ' international SERVICE - VOCATIONAL SERVICE Pdrty) Barnes Webster Picard, Stu. Children) 'll—Stu Picard Information) 19—Keith Avery ' Jackson 5—Don Horris (Crippled (International Dale Dean, R'us- sell Waldron. 29—John APRIL 5—Mark Andrews Harvey Harris, Kenheihf Put- nam. 22—Fritz Van Aken 28—Chet Allemler (Public Moore 6—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) Van Aken 14—Guvarie' Coffman iB. Crippled' 'Children. .Kornstien,. Hal Munn. Rotcicy Safety. MARCH The ond Rice Meeting) Weeks 7—Warner Milnes,jJomes Mcttomb, Chairman. J. Sergeant-et-Arm^. - Oole Dean. 0: Youth. Thomas, K. Music. Maurice Payne, Ed INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY 24-Ed 26—Vincent ROTARY INTERNATIONAL J. 22—Torg Skobo (Anniversary 31—Fred ers in the community. I^oy Patterson. Holtz. '■ ROTARY Milnes SEPTEMBER effect of this object is to influence individually 17—Bill by OCTOBER Edit''®-'' I business and community lire. Ray Mulchahey.;Ro,orions^ Relations) 15-Ai (International Student) discharge Van'^°*»®'’ *’’f I i_ L 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting E.'.Mbgazirie. I. President PRESIDENT Relations. to FEBRUARY Burondt 12—Otis H. 12:15 Committee ROTARY PROGRAMS 0- -Fellewship. Jomes Von Why,|members of the Rotary Club, to be John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth¬ Special Meetings at the call of the DISTRICT 219 n Bulletin. E. Robert Membership. Shaw.' Thursdoy of each Paul the duty of the Community Service B. .Classification. Aken, WarrenWilliams, ● ■ Holtz. The President, Vice-President, and— Howard Swan Relations. Wayne Way, Bob the obllgolions of the third eb[ect of Rotary — "to encourage and A. Attendonce. Fritz 3—Gust Wm. Charles Schmitt. the Magazine Committees and such ether committees as may be ap 0. Four-Way Test. John Jockson. pointed on portieulor phases of E. Trade Associations. Leslie club service. In order to develop Woodward. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Objects Committee. ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President James McComb 1954-1955 AUGUST Relations. Hurley. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Informotlon and C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 Ed the activities Fred Weeks, Choirman. Functions of tha Committee This OFFICERS [visa and coordinata of such committees. CLUB SERVICE 25-Roy ●„ Patterson ‘ (Magazine) 7—Barney Trebijcock . 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac Mckefth (International Co/itgcts) JULY 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade : Associations) . 19—Wilford Couillord '■ 2fr"J-Wayne Way ●* If you want to change dotes with another member; advise the' ptbgrcrm chairman of the change. Members having special'programs, such os Ladies' Night, may apppint a committee to assist with HARVEY the details. BENT,. Program Choirmari 'Telephone 743-W \ . f ● i. h' T t 1, I ● ■i >● ‘V; ● . i b ● / .-●t 's I ● y* . ●; , \ " A UNITED Tbe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66,' 0.1 2 CENTS 2 analtty Spring‘Products, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m A RLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME It POSTAGE I Fre-ierick H* Weeks Published ^ STATES Coldwater, Mich. Inc* �tt He Profits Most Who Serves 'Best if The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan Bulletin 40 April 8, 1955 TUESDAY IS KIDS' DAY! President BRITIG YOUR that more Rotarians consic^ YOUR GPAI'TDCHILDREK AND YOUR GIRL FRIEND'S CHILDREN TO THE ELKS' TEimE AT 12:15. Stew Picard tells Ernie has asked the possibility of going to Rotary International, At present there are 5 Rotarians and their Rotary Anns planning to attend. This is a very small number us that he has engaged the king of all magaoians, AbLctt from Colon, te pull rabbits out of the hat, considering the oize of the club,● It is believed that Bronson, with a much small er club, has about 3 times billiard balls fut'ef your nose, and swallow knives, for Rotarians and the Kids. If you haven’t got any youngsters of your own, borrow someone elses. Don't forget the Tri-State meeting at Pokagoon on May 3rd, Phil Lovejoy is the speaker--the Coidwater club is the host. as many planning to attend* Better plan to make this your vacation and your editor v/ill give you a list of places to see and things to do in Chicago, A tip of the hat to the good Job Lou Pennington did in connection with the 910^ envelopes with Easter seals enclosed. The results are most gratifying. 7^6 were glad to see some of the travelers back on Tuesday and also glad to see The program on Tuesday, April 5th, was in Keath Pearce again attending the luncheon charge of Dr. Don Harris who had as his speaker,' Dr, Homer Stryker, orthopedic Guest Rotarians included Gil pilliod of Angola; Lawrence Werner, Bronson; Ray Eatke of Battle Creek, Ted Zimmerman and Elmer Dobson of Quincy, Harvey Sent had as his guest. Dr. Rick and Mac McKeith had Dr, Meier. was his son, Warren I/illiams’s guest Clyde* surgeon of Kalamazoo, Dr* Strj^er told us of the early use of metals for orthopedic repair v/ork stating that these '.vere knov/n in ● enoient times, The ancients used gold and silver'but recently hard alloys have come^ihto use* He told of the indention of antiseptics and anesthesias and traced the progress of orthopedic surgery* Dr, Stryker, who is also an inventJr,,demin- There were 6 early leavers. strated varijuus saws and cutting instru ments which he has perfected. The film Hougen, Dick Kerr, Munn, Pattersf.n, Rice, vjhich he shcnved left a good many Rotarians Schmitt, Treat, Van v’hy, and V^ay. a little bit v/hite-faced and. gulping and showed, in color, a marvelous piece of Several members of the Coidwater Club surgical repair on the ankle of a 5 year made up at Ouincy last Menday and the old girl and what he portrayed was a program consisted of the film, "The marvel of skill, as demonstrated by the film. Great Adventure". We do not kn*fw/ when Absent v;ere Boliier, Burandt, Fallef, the film has been scheduled for the Coldvjater Club but we should have lOG^ We note that 109. Rotary Foundation Fellows on that day as it is something that eveiy are to study countries other than our Rotarian should see and hear.' It is the ' own in 1955-56, best medium for the spread of "R»tarian- ism" (is there such a word?) that your editor has seen in a long’ time. Also, all of those members wh» attended at This was announced on the night of Feb. 2 3rd at Rotary's 50th Birth-^ day party in Chicago, Rotary statistics: On the 50th Anniversary. Quincy became associate members by paying (Peb, 23rd) the^-'o were- .8,527 Rotary Clubs v/ith an estimated membership of 402,000 the necessary fee. Rotarians, Elmer Dobson, who is promoting the MSC marching band for the MSC alumni, that the band will be available THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Tickets are from him or at the 220 new olubs stated in Br©nson on Monday evening, April 11. There were established since July ©f 1954. door. This One way to cure your wife of nervousness is to tell her it's because of her age. band should be worth hearing. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs A\AKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern * , Monday 12:00 M Monday 12:15 M �t ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY vise and coordinate CLUB SERVICE of such committees. committee shall and coordinate the Classification, the ' the activities A. Buyer-Seller supervise activities Wm. the Magazine Committees and such' 1954-1955 PROGRAMS Relations. Poul Relations, 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Burandt Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 15-AI 17-Bill Miines 22—Torg 24-Ed Holtz JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Charles Schmitt, tion of the plans and program of 31—Fred COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer Weeks 14—Guvarie Ed Holtz Holtz 1—Russ Fritz Van '♦ G. Program Regulor Bq.ard of Directors Meeting, first. Thursday of each month, ROTARY ROTARY J. '■ Kornstien, Hal Munn. I. Rolmy Information*. Woodward. VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Chicago, SECRETARY ' J..Sergaaat-atrArms. K. Music. Maurice Holtz. business end community life, ●● Treat. ● :B. Crippled Children. Vincentl Coffman Moss, Donli't^'arris, Charles.C.‘ Rurol-Urban. : . 'Sju. III. and ROTARY : 24—Bob 23—Keith Pearce ossifi), the' ●memj»ers of JUNE 4—Howard. Teeters 1—Warren Williams 28—Mac Mark AnSrews. ' 4.^Roberf B. Kerr 11—Charles Schr%i’tt Information, , (Employer-Employee McKeith' (International Contacts) ;r i on particuior phase’s of vocational.C Infernationah Stodent Project, t service, this»onimittee'sha'IJ soper-I^Ed Holtz. ' I *■ 7—Barney. Ttebilcoek 1^—Harvey Mgss i JANUARY .s Mac ! (Rotary ●Information).*'' this united in the ideal of service, ^ Livermore 31—Chas. .Woodward DECEMBER. will and will and peace: - Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Lodies' Night) 'vancerrient of. international under-i . 1^—l^c^[e'Dean (Lodies't Night) event comtfiifte'eS are . appointed! Mich. ● 10—Lester Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting ByronI so-farl Vinton ● club; in discharging iheir respon-Howard Swan, Choirman. sibiMlies i/T Iheii vocatiofcal rela-: ● . . ● , > tionships and In' improving the Contacts. ' Schmidt, Jackson, Picard, 'r-v 3—Howard Swen 2—Stag Night-H. J. McKnight 9—Richard Munn - MAY NOVEMBER INTERNATIONAL ;SERVICE general standards .of* proctiee ini GOVERNOR. 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY their respective'Voeofions.' In the.B. Inlernafipnal INTERNATIONAL 26—Hal a world..... fellowship bf!.. 21—James'McComb into effect dlans which will guide business and professional men | 28—Byron Thomas INTERNATIONAL E. Kornstien (Crippled Children) 11—Sfu Picard (Children's Party) -19-rKen Putnam (Tri-Slate ■ Meeting) [To encourage and foster the ad-; SERVICE devise qnd corry i through committee. George R. Means, Cliica'go, Illinois Dr. T. »● ● w (Public Infymation) Dale Dean, Rus- sell Waldron, Dale Dean.jB- Youth. Payij^, gj; Thogias. Etarnes 26—Vincent Ha rvey Kenneth ●Put Jackson 5—Don Horris Informotion] 19—Keith Avery - Van Aken 29—John APRIL (International 12—Otis 22—Fritz I 5—Mork Andrews nam. Vocational Service Committee: ; This inis sranoing, standing, good gooa INTERNATIONAL Taylor, GENERAL Information. H.. Public 12:15 President Herbert * . Harvey . Chairman. Bentr Special Meetings at the call of the PRESIDENT ● ers in the'commutufy. ’ E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. ■ Miines, James McComb, Chairman. .. . Robert Show. A. Community Safety. Webster Aken Fred Weeks DISTRICT 219 ' Moore '-8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) . effect of this object is to influence C. Club Bulletin.' Ray Mblchahey Rota'rions, individually and as D. Fellowship. James Van Why,l.members of the .Rotary Club, to be ● John: Wolk'er. thoughtful of and helpful to oth James McComb Barney Trebilcock Howard Swan * "to S"' ncourage and' | service ' by ■ ' Warner Vanif®®'®^ Williams, Rotor.cm to to his nis personal,; per " The OCTOBER B. Classification. Aken, . .Warren DIRECTORS The President, Vice-President, and— Rotary -r (Anniversary MARCH (Fair Grounds) I It is the duty of the Community! iService Committee to discharge; 21—Lewis Pennington A. Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob!’^** obligations of the third object j 28-Chet Allemier I of Skabo Meeting) Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Livermore. Rice (International Student) other committees as may be ap-'D. Four-Way Test, John Jockson. pointed on particuior phoses of[g Trade Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER club service, in order* to develop; Woodward. the club machinery on the execu-' 7—Warner Van Aken ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 3—Gust Bobier. of Membership, B. Competitor ROTARY AUGUST Relations. Hurley. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ELECTION 1954-1955 Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS COMMITTEES JULY. 5^President'$ Meeting . >2—Leslie Woodward (Trade Associations] Rel.) ’18—Jgmes Van Why 19—Wilford 25—Rpy Patterson (Magpzine) 26—Wayne Way The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the'progfani chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ● Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Cbuillard Program Chairman Telephone 743-W '* I I 4 C * * ( t .* ● Ik ...» < /( <«T V - 'J' . t . / * . ^ . 4-- '● UNITED STATES k POSTAGE T/?e COLDWATER Sec. 34^6C I ADAMS IjAj.s Rotary REFLECTOR Published 2 CENTS 2 by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m,, ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME J 1 r.t J �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best if The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. We tried to 41 April 15> 1955 find out what next week’s program would be and called Hal Munn, vjho is program chairman for the day. He stated that he felt it best to keep tho Club in the dark, Your guess is as We have just received a notice from the Angola Rotary Club that they are nom inating Hermon Phillips, who is well known to the Coldwater Rotarians, for Director of Zone 2, He is past-district good as ours as to what it will be. Governor and has been a Rotorian for a Perhaps you might bring a flash light. long period of time, We note in the list of new Rotary clubs that have been formed between Jan; 3, Some of you Rotarians, who are at times 1955 and March 14, Bronson to make up a meeting, read the article on page 43 of the April Rotarian 1955 that there were 14 new clubs forms in Finland. V/hen you consider that Finland has a population smaller than the State of ^ichigan> if 7/e wish him luck irked at having to go to Ouincy or about Rotarian C, Oi Underwood of they can organize 14 new clubs in twc Picayune^^ Mississippi. He redlly puts forth an effoft to keep his attendance months, someone must be pa«hing Rotary 100^. in that country. We note that A. Z» Baker of Lakewood, Ohio, is going to be Rotary’s President for the year of 1955-56* other nominee for that There was no office. Also, read the article on pages 26 and 27 of the April Rotarian regarding Rotary Fellows* Certainly this article is thought provoking and should be seriously considered; Percy abbott certainly entertained the kids but v;e v/onder who enjoyed it most, the kids or their dads, since we note that there were very few early leavers on that day and most of ihe dads were as Ray Mulchahey interested as their offspring. 1. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M BRONSON Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. - STURGIS'— Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF vise and ceerdinete the of such committees. CLUB SERVICE MICH. Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee .. 'A. Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise ond coordinate the activities of „ OFFICERS BY formation. Public tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. Fritz Von Aken, Chairman A. Attendance. Livermore. DIRECTORS Ed Holtz ^ Swan Aken, Warren -I . n II Fred Weeks Robert Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first Thufsdoy of each month, 12:15 individually ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, and Jackson, the ROTARY 21—Lewis of Ivoncement of Picard, (International event committees . In lhe:B. international are appointed; service, this committee shall super-1 Information) 11—Stu Picard 26—Hal 9—Richard , Mark Andrews, Ed Holtz. Biringer _ Contacts, Swan 17—Bob Show (Lodies' Night) 31—Chas. Livermore Woodward (Rotary Information) JUNE Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Horvey Mess 21—James McComb 7—Barney Trebllcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams 28—Mac McKeith Contacts) 28—Byron Thomas JANUARY Mac 3—Howard 10—Lester Wise 24—Bob 30-Corl Vinton of service, Munn MAY 16—Surprise Meeting 7—Dale (Children's Meeting) Kornstien Information) 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnlght under- Harris (Crippled Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Barnes DECEMBER Howord Swan, Chairman. tionships and in improving the'^general standards of practice in McKe:th. Jackson Children) 19-Keith Avery men thls'united in the Ideal Van Aken 29—John 5—Don 12—Otis Byron;i SERVICE internotienal on porticular phases of vocationoljC. Internotionol Mich. Pennington 22—Fritz 5—Mark Andrews |To encourage and foster the od- , 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) 23—Keith Pearce Stu. Moore 8—Bob Lyons Aken APRIL Dale Dean, Rus- sell Waldron. thoir respon their respective vocations. Coffmon nam. Dale Dean.'D. Youth. Thomas. Payne, members 14—Guvarie (Public Horvey INTERNATIONAL in discharging Van Harris, Kenneth Put Charles C. Rural-Urban. SERVICE MARCH 7—Worner 26—Vincent Children. Skabo (Anniversary Student) Weeks 28—Chet Allemier as Webster Rice Meeting) NOVEMBER Moss, Don sibilities in their vocotionol rela-.. INTERNATIONAL Schmidt, assist Holtz (Fair Grounds) Vocotionol Service Committee: This standing, good will ond peace committee shall devise ond carry.through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business and professional club 24-Ed OCTOBER Safety. Treat. I VOCATIONAL and ROTARY A. Community B. Crippled Mourice 22—Torg effect of this object is to influence Harvey ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL E. The Vincent J. Sergeont-ot-Arms. George R. Means, Chicogo, Illinois T. Ed business ond community W* life. Chairman. Holtz. Dr. and Information. Kornstien, Hoi Munn. I. Rotary Information. Public K. Music. GENERAL Rotory — “to encourage Show. Bent. Milnes the Community Van ei I L L Woodword. President J. Willioms. n G. Progrom H. Special Meetings at the coll of the Herbert Worner 17-Bitl 1—Russ E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. crs in the community. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Aken PRESIDENT of Relations) I5-AI SEPTEMBER D. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth- Barney Trebllcock DISTRICT 219 of C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulehohey. Rotarions, James McComb Leslie |Servlce Committee to discharge Wayne Way, Bob:^**« oWigotions of the third object B. Classification. The President, Vice-President, and— the duty FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treof (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor (International COMMUNITY SERVICE :lt is PROGRAMS 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 31—Fred Jackson, Woodwo rd. the club machinery on the execu LESTER WISE. Treoiurer Von Relations, Charles Schmitt, club service, in order to develop JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Howard PaTil other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Test. John pointed on particular phases of'g Trade Assoeiotiens. ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President ROTARY 3—Gust Burondt Wm. - Information and C. Employer-Employee the Magazine Committees and such 1954-1955 Fritz Bobier. 1954-1955 AUGUST Relations. the Classification, Membership.:^Program, Fellowship. Rotary ln-| Hurley, ELECTION activities (International JULY 4—Robert B. 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr Information, 11—Chorles Schmitt Student Project, 18—James Von Why 19—Wilford 25—Roy 26—Wayne Way (Employer-Employee Associations) Rel.) Patterson (Mogazine) The above is ouf program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with anothe'r member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladlesr'NIght, may appoint a' committee to ossist with the details. HARVEY BENT, Couitlard Program Chairman Telephone 743«W .« ; i. 4 . i r s ' : ' :.i ● r UNITED ^.'5TATES mkmm The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ●Sp>. 84r«rT~ O - s APR 15 P Pm - 1955 Frederick K. Weeka Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldvpater, ttlch. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting 1 2t 1 5 p.m VISITING Time: TUESDAY A RLI NGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ■d cepit: �tf He Profits Most Who Serves Best }> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bullotin No. April 22, 1955 42 Guests at the regular meet ing of the coldv/ater Rotary The program fof Tuesday, about v/hich you were kept t Club's mooting on April 19th in the dark last week, included the follovjing Roterians: Dale Ulery of Goshen, Indiana; Carlton McKenzie, Quincy; Joo was D travel log of Florida. MoCluskey, Battle Croek.^ Florida but he certainly 77e don't loiow if Hal liunn has been hired by the Chamber of Commerce made a valiant effort to sell the membei's on a Bill Peat cf Angola, Ind and Grant Dunlap of Detroit ♦ in i vacation in that state. vms the guest of Keith Averyc Absent wore: Fisko, Kennedy. Dick Kerr, His pictures were excellent and showed some very fine colored photo- Mitchell, Pearce. Picard, Rice, Schwengel, Shorno, Teeter and Thomasr graphy. He evidently saw a great deal and took pictures of those things ^vhich were both colorful and interesting. Apparently they did not swim in Florida in the winter At the Board Meeting on'Tuesday, follow since there were no bathing beauties in ing the regular meeting, the Board creat cluded in his slides, or perhaps they ed the office of assistant secretary to help Chick Kennedy, the regular secretary, were censored in advance. Chick is ill at the present time and will be unable for a period to take care of this work. The Club ov;es a greot debt to Chick for the interest he has shown and tremendous also for the amount of President Frnio mentioned the fact that Gail Smith, who was selected os the dairy queen of Branch County, was also selected dairy queen on the district basis and will now go to the stats contest. Ho mentioned which has benefited the club a great deel.^the fiict that perhaps some of our older members haven't lost their eye for a good Chuck Schmitt is the new assistant looking gal. More pov/er to Gail in her secretary and any communications regard coming competition. ing the club should be addressed t» him work which he has put into his work for ihe time being. Don't forgot the Tri-state meeting at Potawatomi Inn on May 3rdl Since Cold- water is the host at this meeting we should aim at 100^ attendance, and since Phil Lovejoy is to bo the speaker, any one who is absent will miss a very good program. Mr. and Mrs. Torg Skabo and President and Mrs. Luce are the only ones to date From the articles which appear in the May "Rotarian, the Golden Anniversary cele brations held throughout the World were wide-spread and pointed out the aims of Rotary as it has come down through the years. The articles in the ivlay Rotarian on India are interesting and certainly bring out the activity of Rotary as well as the effort which is being made in India to planning to attend the District Conference improve general living conditions, in Battle Creek on April 23-24. Your editor regrets that he cannot go but has to work both days. On May 24th the Coldwater Rotary Club are to be the guests of "the 4-H Clubs of Branch County. This meeting is to be held at the 4-H Club building at the Fair grounds. TTe’ve been told that since we are guests, the food which v/e know will be good, is to be furnished by the 4-H THS THOUGHT FOR THU DAY is something which has concerned your editor for many years. How do druggists figure out what the pre scription is by the script which most doctors use? The thought is this’ Constantly by brains are tripped by medics' mystifying script. I wonder, when they're quite alone, if druggists ever telephone. Clubs. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Bill Bobior has been ill but are glad to know that she is improving and is on her way to Ray Mulchahey recovery. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES OF Functions of the Committee This committee A. Buyer-Seller MICH. coordinate shall supervise the activities of _ _ Relations. Wm. Relations. Paul formation, Public Informotlon and C. Employer-Employee Charles the Magazine Committees and such 1954-1955 pointed on porticular phases of E. club service, in order to develop TORG SKABO, Vice-President the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory* the Aims and Objects Committee.! LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Relations. Schmitt. ether committees as may be ap D. Four-Way Test. ERNEST LUSE, President John Jackson. Trade Associations. Woodward. Leslie COMMUNITY SERVICE :lt is the duty of the Community .Service Committee to discharge A. Attendonee. Wayne Way, Bobl’^** obligations of the third object Livermore. DIRECTORS B. Classification. Aken, Worren Holtz. The President, Vice-President, and— Ed Holtz James ^ D. Fellowship. Barney Trebllcock Fritz John Walker. Swan Van ri i. D M *● Hegular Board of Directors Meeting, first G. Progrom 12:15 Special Meetings at the call of the i. Thursday of eoeh month, Public DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY 111. and os thoughtful of ond helpful to oth¬ INTERNATIONAL '8. Crippled Chorles'C. Rurol-Urban. sell Waldron. Dean. D. Youth. K. Music. Poyne, Maurice Sfu. Thomas. Ed Harvey Dole Dean, RusPlcard, INTERNATIONAL Byron SERVICE Ivoncement of international under- Vocational Service Committee: This stonding, good will and peace committee shall devise and corry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide,business and professional men assist the members of this united in the Ideal of service, in improving the;^' general standards of practice inj McKeith. their respective vocations. In the B. Internotionoi event committees are 3—Gust FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Burandt Relations] 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 15-AI 17—Bill Milnes 22—Tors Skabo (Anniversary 24-Ed Holtz Meeting) Weeks MARCH 1—Russ SEPTEMBER 7—Warner Van Aken 14—Guvorie Coffman 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Ba nquet) (Foir Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington 28—Chet Allemier appointedl Mac Information, Mark Andrews, on porticular phases of vocationoljc. Internotional Student service, this committee shall super-1 Ed Holtz. Project, 22—Fritz Von Aken 29—John Jockson APRIL 5—Don Harris (Crippled Children) 5—Mark Andrews (International Information) 11—Stu Barnes Party) 19—Keith Avery 19—Ken 12—Otis Moore 8—Bob Lyons 2d—Vincent (Public Picard (Children's Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) Kornstien 26-Hol Information) Munn MAY 3—Howard 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnlght 9—Richard Biringer *10—Lester Pearce 30—Carl Vinton 7—Dale Swan Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Lodies' Night) Id—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith 24—Bob Livermore 31—Chas. Woodward (Rotary Information) JUNE 7—Barney Trebilcock Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Howard Teeters 14—Harvey Moss 21—James 21—Warren McComb 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas 4—Robert Williams McKeith (international Contacts] JANUARY Contacts. Rice (International Student) 31—Fred DECEMBER {To encourage ond foster the ad- VOCATIONAL SERVICE PROGRAMS NOVEMBER Children. Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put nam. Dale fionships and ROTARY E. Schmidt,' Jackson, Mich. Harvey Vincent Treat. dub in discharging their respon-|Howard Swan, Chairman, sibilities in their vocationol rela-:, . , _ INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, Chairman. J. Sergeant-at-Arms. and ROTARY George R.. Means, Chicago, Illinois Dr. T. effect of this object U to influence Jomes Von Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be Kornstien, Hoi Munn. Rotary Informotlon. Holtz. GOVERNOR 219TH Aj I c L Woodward. President GENERAL B ROTARY “"y OCTOBER Ed business'^e“"-j'>n to his P/rsonal, and community life/' The Information. Bent. H. J. Van Willioms, E. Magazine. Roy Potterson. ers in the community. Wm. F. Membership. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Robert Shaw. A. Community Safety. Webster Aken Fred Weeks Herbert Warher Rotary — "to encourage and C. Club Bulletin. Roy Mulchahey. Rofarians, individually McComb Howard af 195^-1955 AUGUST Bobier. the Classification, Membership, B. Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotory In-! Hurley, ELECTION trie activities Fred Weeks, Choirman. ond OFFICERS BY vise and coordinate of such committees. CLUB SERVICE JULY B. 5—President's Meeting Kerr ' 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—Jomes Von Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) The above Is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Associations) 19—Wilford Coulliard 26—Wayne Way HARVEY Members hdvmg special programs, such a^ Ladies' Night, .may appoint a committee to assist with the details. BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743>W ' .1 ■J -.iZA- r T^e COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. : i: Rotary REFLECTOR Published ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME UNITED At POSTAGE I Frederick by ; ^●STATES Weeks Quality Spring Products* Inc* Coldwater, Mich* �rt He Profits Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER l^ote;^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwafer, Michigan Bulletin No* 43 April 29, 1955 According to the report ef* The number of men who plan President Ernie, to the Dist. Conference held at Battle Creek last week-end was entertainment. The speakers included Wilbur prucker, former jvvernor of Michigan who is now assistant ta Secretary of Defense Wilson, and the Roy» Hoover Rupert, pastor of the Methodist church of Jackson, v;ho spoke fallowing the lunchon Sunday noon. One of the actions taken up at 1he Conference was to raise the membership which goes to the District Governor from tl.25 to $2,50. This vdll not affect the membership dues of individual Rotarians funds will be used to the Tri-state meeting at Pokagcn next week. May 3, was some^vhat disap pointing as only 46 have in dicated they will attend. It is sincerely hoped and urged that many v;h« were absent out standing* Ernie stated that there were aporoximately 500 R.'.tarians and Rotary Anns present and that the Battle Creek club did an outstanding Job in setting up the program and the attend make their that some reservations of those who and were undecided v/ill help the Club out if they can attend. This meeting is to be at 6:30 sharp at Potawatomi Inn with Phil Love joy the speaker, v;ho will talk on "The Golden Year", Hal Munn is to be the Toastmaster with Maurice Payne and Mrs. Rasmussen leading the group sing ing, It is seldom that the club has a chance to hear such an outstanding mnn as Phil Lovejoy and every effort should be made to attend. and the additional cut down the cost There is t» be a District assembly at of Dist, conferences and meetings which St, ^ory*s i'ake, 4 miles north of Battle are to be in dues becomes effective July 1st* Creek, on May 7-8 for the incoming officers of the clubs for the year *55-5d CORRECTION: The farm program which was The pregram fof Tuesday, April 26, had as 4-H Club cabin has been changed to May Sgt. Bruman, a member of the U. Si Aii* held in the future. The raise ariginnlly scheduled foi* May 24 at the 31. please make a note of this. Tuesday's guests included Dale Hlery, Goshen, Ind., James Buckley, Lynbrook, Chas. .Pixley and Dick Schultz of Pronson, and Grant Dunlap, the guest of N.Y ●» Ken. Corps stationed in Grand Rapids. He is a member of the ground observed corps with Ccldwater trying to establish n corps here. He stated that they needed about 100 people who would give 2 hours a week to the project. He stressed that this was needed becouse radar cannot spot low flying aircraft. He stated further that Sault Ste. Marie and Saginaw Bay area are the only regions well covered by i*odar in Putnam. There were ot±'early leavers. Absent were Allemeier, chairman, John Jaojcsoni whi introduced Barnes, Fiske, Goodholm, Kennedy, Dick Kerr, Bob Liver more, Bob Lyons, Moss, Mulchahey, Thomas, Patterson, Toupalik, Treloar, T^aldron and Way. Michigan, He showed a film which depict ed how the ground obser'+’er corps functions against unchartered aircraft and stressed the fact that it costs $2500.00 each time two planes took off from Selfridge Field to intercept nn aircraft v/hose The last report of Chick Kennedy was that flight is not lifted. he is still in bed but doing well. than one ground observer are needed on this plan since only one report gives very little information. A tip of the hat to Fred Weeks and Chick Kennedy wh'»se company,, the Quality Springs, is now in the new building, It would be interesting if ihe club could visit this building some noon and observe how springs are made. Treat, Komstein, Bobier and Putnam are hying themselves to the Land-O-Livin cabin for the opening of the trout season this coming week-end. Reports from more Keith Avery and Ken Putnam did a bang-up job raising $70,000, for the building program for the Methodist ^hurch. Howard Teeter is remodeling his office so that the Chamber of Corameroe may occupy rooms in the front. Your Editor missed Tuesday's meeting but was chairman of a program at the Starr Comnonwealth for Boys. Many th^rJc^ to Ken Putnam for his help<NKg«<tiwrid7g news Welcome at AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M £ATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES OF MICH, This BY committee coordinate , A. Buyer-Selfer supervise shall the activities ELECTION Charles the Magazine Committees ond such pointed on particular phases of E. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of I the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer Livermore. DIRECTORS Holtz Aken, Worren Holtz, fj D. Fellowship. Barney Trebilcock John Swan ' Walker. Fred Weeks Thursday of each month, 12:15 i. K. Music. Payne, Maurice SECRETARY and ROTARY DISTRICT, E. Schmidt, Jackson, the members , Stu. Andrews (International Information] Barnes ROTARY 25—Vincent (Public Kornstien 9—Richard Biringer 15—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith Pearce 24—Bob 31—Chas. service, this committee shall super-! Mark Andrews, Ed Holtz. Livermore Woodward (Rotary 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard .Teeters . 14—Harvey Moss 21—Warren 28—Mae WilMoms McKeith (International Contacts) !■* JULY Student Project. ; -18-James Van Why appointed, Swan Wise JUNE 7—Dole Dean (Ladies^ Night) on particular phases of vocational C. International are Munn ■ 10—Lester , DECEMBER Mac (Tri-State 17—Bab Show’(Ladies' Night) JANUARY Contacts. (Children's Informotion] Information, improving (Crippled Children) 11—Stu Picard ■ Patty) 3—Howard 2—Stag Night—K. J. MeKhight INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 5—Don Horris MAY Byron; 30-Carl Vinton this united in the ideal of service. Jackson 25—Hal Information) .L,, A. Internationg) * ® McKeith. general standards of practice in their respective vocations.' In the B- International in event committees Mich. of Von Aken 29—John 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) 19—Keith Avery Dale Dean, Rus- Picard, 22—Fritz APRIL 4 ' HarVey a.i^horging their»respc,n- Howard Swan, Chairman, in their vocational rela tionships and INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. assist sibilities R. Moans, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH ' ● Coffman Pennington committee shall devise ond carry through a world fellowship of I*' McComb into effect plans which wilt guide business and professional men L 28—Byron Thomas III. INTERNATIONAL George Thomos. Van Aken OCTOBER rTo encourage and foster . the .odjvancement of international underVocatlonal Service Committee: This'standing, good will ond peace INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Waldron. Moore 8—Bob Lyons .. 15—Dieic Kerr (All Sports Banquet) ● NOVEMBER Children. Charles'C. Rural-Urban, Dean.jD. Youth. 1—Russ 28—Chet Allcmier VOCATIONAL SERVICE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GENERAL 21—Lewis Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put-sell Meeting) MARCH (Fair Grounds) discharge nom. Dole Holtz. J. to Rice Student) Weeks 7—Warner Treat. B. Crippled J. Sergeant-at-Arms. Holtz 12—Otis Woodward; President 24-Ed Why, members of the Rotary Club, to he Harvey Information. 22—Torg Skobo (Anniversory 5'—Mork Vincent) Rotary Milnes business and community life." The_ Chairman. Public 15-AI 17-Bill 14—GuvOrie thoughtful of and helpful to Oth Bent. H. Special Meetings at-the call of the Herbert Van 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting Leslie SEPTEMBER It is the duty of the Camrftunity Committee 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Relations] (International John Jackson. Trade Associations. Woodword. Service Information. iKornstien,, Hal ,Munn. G. Program Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first PRESIDENT James FEBRUARY Burandt 31—Fred ers in the community. E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. F. .Membership. . Wm. '..Milnes, James McComb, ‘Chairman. Robert Shaw. A. Commuriity Safety. ● Webster Akeli DISTRICT 219 Relations. Schmitt. effect of Ihis object is to influence Ray Mulchahey. Rotarians, individually' and as C. Club Bulletin. James McComb Van Paul of .Rotary — "to encourage and foster the ideals of. service by Warner, Van eyery, Rotprian to his personal, Williams, Ed B, Classification. The President, Vice-President, and— Howard Relations. Wayne Way, Bob the obligations of the third object A. Attendance. PROGRAAAS 1—Webb Treot (Com. Safety) 3—Gust COMMUNITY SERVICE Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Fritz Wm. other committees as may be ap 0. Four-Way Test. club service, in order to develop JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Ed Relotidns. formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee ERNEST lUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President ROTARY AUGUST Bobier. of the Classification, Membership, B. Competitor Hurley. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In 1954-1955 1954-1955 of such committees. Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS vise and coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE ■ 4—Robert B. I^err 5—President's 11—Chorles Schmitt 12—Leslie Woodward (Trdde (Employ^-Employee 25—Roy Patterson Rel.]*. Associations) 19—Wilford (Magazine) The above is our program schecjule rfor the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Meeting Couillard 26—Wayne Way ' ' . X HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ■r* I V, if t J ( I. t I ,t > - f e ● r w ● { ( . k ■r UNITED UNITED STATES STATES POSTACE POSTAGE The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Frederick H. Weeks Published Quality Spring Products, Inc, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER. M e e ting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:1 5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Coldwater, Kich. �(e He Profits Most Who Serves*» Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. May 6, 1955 44 At the tri-statc meeting tho background was given, show The tri-state meeting 'V/hich was held at Pokagon St'tto Park on May 3rd has come and gone and tho men who missed Phil Lovejoy's speech missed something ing 50 years of progress, T/ith the flags of tho various Rotary Clubs of tho World, built by Chas. Rodobaugh and Russell Jackson of Angoluo Placeca.rds were furnished by V7h? ch was well worth while. Phil speculated as to what ’mportnnt events a histor Pat Patterson. onts ian, writing 500 years stated that in his belief the Service of the out clubs Dist, Governor of Hammond, Ind. ^vas also introduced, Hal Ivlunn of the coldwater Club did a splendid job as toQstmastcr^ standing facts in history. He sti'.ted that at the present time there are 18 different service Tho prosid- three Robert Kolb of Angola, Gone Thompson, of M'*utpeller, and Ernie Luse called- tho me:'ting to orddr, Ray Ellidge h-nce, v/ould omphasizo and Club movement would bo one of tho clubs in existence; la for men nnd 6 for women, with a total of 360,000 different clubs cover ing two and a half million members# He went on to relate th-t most of the \7orth Absent from the tri-stiito meeting were: Allemior, Bobier, Risk, Fox, Holtz, Hurley, jnekson, Kennedy, Bob Kerr, Dick v.'hile things that have come out of Kerr, L.L. Livermore, Lyons, McKoith, service McKnight, Mitchell, Moore, Moss, Pearce, Rice, Shorno, Swan, Teeter, Toupp.lik, Treloar, Waldron and Wise* clubs have been the result of chroe different expressions, as follows; "Did you ever stop to think that...?*' ''Wouldn’t it bo nice if we or ,i» Tho so I wonder why we can't three questions often asked at meetings At tho board meeting on May 5th it v;as decided that attendance at the All-sports v;here been spark-plugs which have brought about many worth while projects. He wont on to state that community service nnd Banquet on the evening of May 17th will bo considered as a regular meeting of the club. It is sincerely hoped that this meeting will not run as long as tho one vocational did lost year* the club members meet service are tho and two oat have out-stnnd- ing features of service club movement. Next week’s program, which is to bo in charge of Les Vifisc, is to be a film of the Bondix Air-show. This film is in technicolor and certainly should bo en tertaining as well as instructive* At the board meeting the Board of Direct ors voted to contribute $250. towards tho program for exceptional children which has been operated each summer at tho Edison School, President Ernie tells us that he is quite Plans arc progressing, under the direction concerned about the small number of Club of Bob Shaw, for Ladies’ Night, vhich is members who are planning to attend the to be held on Juno 17th, Draw a circle around this date and arrange for a baby- International meeting in Chicago since at the present time ho believes that only 2 sitter early. couples ore going; himself and his Rotary Jim McCorab, as Chairman, is working to Ann and Torg and Mrs. Skabo, It would seem, with the nearness of Chicago, that a larger number might go. ward the selection of boys for Camp Emory, near Muskegon, and Boys’ State at Michigan State college* Torg Sknbo, President elect. Chuck Schmitt, Assistant Secretary, and your editor, are planning to attend the Dist. Three Rotarians have wedding anniversaries during the month of May? P-ritz VanAken, the 27th; Bill Bobier on the 17th; and Chet Alemier on May 20th* Give their Rotary Anns a ring that morning and Assembly on May 7-8 at St. Mary’s Lake surprise them. near Battle Creek. During the month Paul Hurley, Charley Keep, Lloyd Livermore, Bob Lyons, Red McKhight and Pat Patterson all have birthdays. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:T5 M ALBION — Parker Inn BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA Wednesday 12:15 M — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) - Thursday 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �V ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This ,._'A. Buyer-Seller shall supervise the activities of „ ELECTION pointed on particular phases of club service, in order to develop Trade Associations, y/oodward. Fritz Von Aken, Chairman Aken, Holtz. Ed Holtz James McComb Barney Trebilcock Swan Aken Fred Weeks each month, 12:15 Special Meetings at the coil of the Worren PRESIDENT Herbert J, GENERAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. INTERNATIONAL George R. Meons, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. 24-Ed Holtz j discharge' and; Ed every business and community life." The Weeks Chairman. Bent. Harvey Public Information. I. Kornstien, Hoi Munn. Rotary Information. Vincent Treat. nom. Charles C. Rural-Urban, sell Waldron. Dole Dean. D. Youth. Thomas. Payne, Ed Dale Dean, Rus- 28-Chet Ailemier APRIL 5—Don 5—Mork Andrews (Internotionol Information) Barnes 19—Keith Avery (Public Picard, Byron under 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richord Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting 14—Hurvey Moss and professional men 2B—Byron Thomas their respon Howard Swan, Choirmon. sibilities in their vocational reloA. International Contacts. tionships ond in improving the McKeith. Mac and ossist club in general the members of fellowship this united in the ideal of service. of discharging standards of practice in their respective vocations. event committees are In the B. International appointedi Mark Andrews, on particulor phases of voeotionoljC. Internofional Student Project, service, this committee shall super-1 Ed Holtz. 21—Jomes McComb Teeters 21—Warren Williams (International JULY 4—Robert 6. 5—President's Meeting Kerr 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee 18—James Von Why 25—Roy 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard 23—Mac McKeith Contacts) JANUARY Information, Livermore Information) JUNE peace world Wise 17—Bob Show (Ladies' Night) 31—Chas. Woodward (Rotary 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) and o 3—Howord Swon 10—Lester 24—Bob 30—Corl Vinton will committee shall devise and carry through Munn MAY good Vocational Service Committee: This standing, 26—Hal DECEMBER SERVICE and foster the ad vancement of international Harris (Crippled Children] 11—Stu Picard (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) Kornstien Information) 23—Keith Pearce Stu. To encourage SERVICE 29—John Jackson NOVEMBER Children. B. Crippled Harvey Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken 21—Lewis Pennington 26—Vincent H. Moore 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports (Fair Grounds) Wm. G. Program (Anniversary 8—Bob Lyons 7—Warner Von Aken Coffmon Roy Patterson. Milnes. James McComb. Chairman. A. Community Safety. Webster Skobo MARCH 14—Guvorie F. Membership. ers in the community. Rice Meeting) the ideals of service by Rotorion to his personal, OCTOBER into effect plans which will guide business ROTARY 22—Torg E. Magazine. >J. Sergeont-ot-Arms. K. Music. Maurice INTERNATIONAL to Milnes SEPTEMBER of the Community I Committee 17—Bill 12—Otis ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY duty 15-AI effect of this object is to influence C. Club Bulletin. Roy Mulchahey. Retorians, Individually ond os D. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be John Walker. thoughtful of ond helpful to oth Holtz. DISTRICT 2T9 Von foster Willioms, Woodward. President Service Warner Robert Show. Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first the Relations) tO—Oist. Gov. Meeting 1—Russ Leslie of Rotory — "to encourage Livermore. B. Classification. The President, Vice-President, and— is FEBRUARY 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Burondt 31-Fred John Jackson, COMMUNITY SERVICE It PROGRAMS (International Student) Schmitt. Wayne Way, Bob the obligotlons of the third object i A. Attendance. DIRECTORS Thursday of Relations. Charles tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE. Treo/orer 3—Gust Paul Relations. the Magazine Committees and such the club machinery on the execu* JOHN KENNEDY. Secretary Von . other committees os may be ap-,D. Four-Way Test. ERNEST LUSE. President TORG SKABO. Vice-President Fritz . formation. Public Information ond C. Employer-Employee 1954>1955 Howard Bobier. ROTARY ■AUGUST Wm.| Relations. Classification. Membership.Competitor Program. Fellowship. Rotary In-i Hurley, the BY committee coordinate 1954-1955 Fred Weeks, Cljoirmon. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS jvise and ceordinote the activities !of such committees. CLUB SERVICE Rel.) Patterson (Mogozine) The above Is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Associations) 19—Wilford Couillord 26—Wayne Woy HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ( The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR i- UNITED STATES POSTAGE Sec. 34.66 .■'tsi'.o ■ -| VENTS 2:1 Published Fredericic fj* Weeks by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY ARLINGTON VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS HOTEL WELCOME Quality Spring Products. Xnce Coldwater, JUch, �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft 9" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No# May 45 On Monday evening there On Monday, May 16th is to be Q Rotarian-Mnyor John the various service South Lyons end the Mayor of South Lyons cluls participating in a din ner at the Arlington take over the Hotel at 6:30, Barney Trebilcock, and Maurice city government of Co ldv;a ter ● celebration of Michigan Week with Jackson is to go to is to 1955 Monda y Payne are arranging this and state that they plan afternoon the Mayor’s wife together with the a social hour before the wives of the officials dinner, My Rotnrian and his Rotary Ann of Coldwater are to visit the Coldwater State Home and Training Sbhool. who can attend should plan to be there. CORP.ECTION: Bob Shaw states th'^.t Ladies* Tuesday’s guests included Rotarians: Night is to be Tuesday, Junr 14th. If you already have your baby sitter, better Geo. Carpenter, Jack Lontz, R. Megargle and Bob Stocker of Bronson; Ray Radeke of Battle Creek; Emory Boyd of Angola; and change the date. Robert Peterson «f Battle Creek# The Annual All-sports Bonquet is to be held May 17 nt 6:30 at the Edison School. This is a cooperotive enterprise of Other guests were Walt Balcom of Coldwater; Ken Worden of Coldwater, the guest of Ernie Luse; Clydv/ V/illiams, guest of The Warren Williams; John Littlejohn of Ft. speaker is to be W:lly Webber, an out- Wayne, the guest of Ralph Toupalik, and Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio# Kiwanis-Lions-Rotory and Jaycees. stonding coach, The cost is $4.00 for yourself and a boy. It is hoped that boys can be provided for# The program for Tuesday, May 10th, was in charge’ of Les Wise who secured a film showing an exhibition of armed services Fred weeks announces -that the new buttons aircraft through the courtesy of the showing 100^ ottendance by years are now available. He requests that you turn in your old button when given the new one. ran the film and as many will go as possible so that nil Byron Thomas, otherwise known as Osgood, announced the laying of the cornerstone of the new high school at which Mark Bendix Aviation Corp. Lloyd Livermore it showed the most modern of all aircraft# ^t was thought provoking, and -the speed of some of these planes would literally "Jor your back teeth" # Andrews was master of ceremonies and George F, Dean, Dist. Governor elect, was the State Superintendent of Public born June 14, 1899 in Montcalm county, the son of Fred and Ida Dean. He grad Instruction was the speaker. Glen Holtz, son of Rotarian Ed Holtz, is to be the Coldwater representative for son of Ben Camp Emory. Ben Burke, Jr ●» and Genevieve Burke of Route 3, Coldt water, is to attend the Rotary's Boys State. He is a junior in the Coldwater High School. from MSC in 1921; married to Beatrice Bosworth and his wedding anniversary is March 19# He has been Secretary, Vice- president, Director, and President of the Charlotte Rotary Club. He has also been an R.I# convention delegate; is a 32nd degree Mason and a member of the Shrine* American Legion and "Forty et Eight"# H© Absent were: Burandt, Dean, Fallen, Bob Kerr, Kennedy, Dick Kerr, McConkey, McKnight, Schwengel, Treloar, Van Why, Vinton and Les <ifoodward.. President Ernie announced that our Sec ● t Chick Kennedy, will be back with us on May 24th# uated from Charlotte High School in 1917; We are glad to hear that he has two daughters, Dorothy and Patricia, a son, Russell, was lost through service in -the Navy during WW II. He is a Protestant (Congregational)—a wholesale dealer of Flectwing gasoline; ai^ had a Germon exchange student in his home during the past year. HobbiesJ hunting, and says he eats anything and lots of it* is improving. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMinEES OI vise and eodrdinat« th* octivities; of such committees. CLUB SERVICE MICH. Functions of u II A- Buyer-Seller This committee shall supervise. and OFFICERS BY coordinate of . Rotary ln-| “'-"’‘By- the Magazine Committees and such; Charles club service, in order to developi Woodward. Classiflcotion, Program, ELECTION the TORG SKABO, Vice-President the ciub machinery on the execu-l JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans and program of| DIRECTORS B. Classification. Warner Aken,' Warren The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz ^ Holtz.* «* L „ i» . ^ D. .Fellowship. Barney Trebilcock Swan John Walker. ■» M F. Membership. Wm. Hal Munn. Rotary Information. ; |A. Community GENERAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Mess, Don Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put-, Charles C. Rurol-Urbon. : bale Payne, Ed Dale Dean, Rus-. sell V/aldren. Dean. D. Youth. Thomas, the members Picard, Byron Ivancement of international under- will and peace in their this!united in the ideal of service, their respon-1 howord Swan, Chairmon. rela-l. , . . vocational general standards of practice in McKeifh. event committees Mark Andrews, their, respective vocations. are In the B. International appointed on pprticular phases of vocational C. International service, this committee shall super- Ed Holtz. 5—Don Harris (Crippled (International Information) Barnes 19—'Keith Avery 26-Vincent Kornslien Mac Information, Student Project, MAY 2—Stag'Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richard Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester Wise 17—Bob Shaw (^di«s' Night) 24—Bob Pearce Livermore' 31—Chos. Woodward (Ro'tary 30—Carl Vinton Information] JUNE 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss 21—James McComb 7—Borney Trebilcock 14—Howord Teeters 21—Worren 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas Wtllioms McKeith (International Contacts) JULY 5—President's 4—Robert B. Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee ● 18—James Children) 11—Stu Picard (Children'sParty) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) 26—Hal Munn i JANUARY Contacts. Jockson APRIL DECEMBER SERVICE ;To encourage and foster the ad- of 29—John t 23—Keith Stu. INTERNATIONAL assist 22—Fritz Van Aken Pennington ■NOVEMBER Children. nam. tionships and in Improving the ROTARY Treat. >B. Crippled Vincent i Coffman 5—Mark Andrews 12—Otis Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports ' Banquet) .(Public Information] Webstep jCQmmlHfte shall, devise and carry,through a world fellowship of into effect plons which will guide'business and professlonol men sibihties Chicpgo, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH- DISTRICT, Harvey I Sofety. Vocational Service Committee: This standing, good and ROTARY ’ MARCH 1—Russ by OCTOBER Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. VOCATIONAL SERVICE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL ‘ Meeting) Weeks bh personal, The Rice Student) 28—Chet Allemier jthoughtful of end helpful ^o oth-’ jers in the community. ■ Woodward. J. Sergedht‘al-Arrds. K. Music.' Maurice Holtz. J. 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary 21—Lewis leffect or this object is to influence; Mulehqhey. Rotarians.' Individually and as: Kornstien, I. President' Herbert Milnes Holtz (Fair Grounds] Jompf .Vgi\ .Whjf.'^mernberi of the Rotary Club, to be; ● Robp'rf Show. ROTARY 17-Bill 24-Ed 14—Guvarie ond ibUJines^ and community life. s E- Mcrgoiine. ‘Roy Patterson. . Special Mcelings dt the coll of the PRESIDENT Ed Si I . G.-Program..Clyairman. B6nt.' Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first H. Public Information. Thursday of each month, 12:15 DISTRICT 219 Van!^**’*" Williams. C. Club Bulletin.. Ray James McComb Aken 1S-AI 7—Warner Van Aken Rotor/ ^ ''to encouroge (Competitor 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 31-Fred to dischorge 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) B—Paul Hurley Relations) Burandt (International obligations of the third object Livermore. Van Schmitt. iServiee Committee A, Attendance. Wayne Way, Bob Weeks Paul Relations. COMMUNITY SERVICE Fritz Van Aken. Chairmon Fred Relations. the Aims and Obiects Committee _ . ,, . ‘ If is the duty of the Community LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz 3—Gust Wm. other committees^ as moy be op- 0. Four-Way Test. John Jackson, pointed on particular phases of g Trade Associations. Leslie SEPTEMBER ERNEST LUSE, President Howard _ Membership,,8- Competitor Fellowship, formation. Public Information ond,C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 Ed Bobier activities the Relations. FEBRUARY ’ AUGUST Fred Weeks, Chairman. the Committee Tu- 19S4-195S ROTARY PROGRAMS Rel.) Associations) 19—Wilford Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) The above is our program schedule for 'the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with' another mernber, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special-programs, such as'^-.adfes.' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Meeting 12—ieslie Woodward (Trode Couillard 26—Wayne Way HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W 1 1 r-—- UNITED STATES The COLDWATER i .' Rotary REFLECTOR 1-5 Frederick H. Weeks Quality Spring Products, Coldwatsr, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER COLDWATER, ,^Meeting Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY 1 2:/5 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME nnCTACF ‘SVcrBAUSA... Mich, Inc. ●.'Rjgk.'"'"" \ CcN I & �May 13, 1955 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications listed below. objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Name Axner Any Olson Major Classification Minor Classification Education Education Public Schools Chester Curry Education Education Music Theodore Communications Telephone Service G. Sowers Signed - J. A. Kennedy, Secretary \ �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best )} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No* May 20, 1955 46 Your editarian has by this time had a chance to digest the St. Mary’s Lake Assembly Many of ihe Rotary Clubs in Dist. 219 have adopted some slogan or feature, unique and I do not ever recall be for the town in which that ing at a group meeting where club is located.' For example Vicksburg has as their slogan, "Centered Among the so much worthwhile material was packed into two days, A comment made by one of the men who Lakes", ono of these meeting# was typical. He said, ”Ye gods, but they work you don’t they?" This was t*ue and yet running through the assembly was a dedication to the principles of Rotary and an effort was made to show how Rotary ethics and standards can be a way of life. Dist* Gov. Ted and the PDGs did a masterful job. A tip of the hat to all With all the lakes in Branch County, and the fishing what it is, why not had never been to adopt a slogan. How about "Branch County v/here the Bluegills Bite"? Your Editor suggests a contest with a free lunch to Think it over. The first community project ever under taken by any Rotary Club was ui^ng that public rest rooms be built in Chicago, As a result of of them. the winner. their efforts that was done* How about the Coldwater Rotary Club get Speaking of PDGs, Ed Lincoln has been chosen by RI headquarters to participate in -the incoming district governor’s assembly at Lake Placid N.Y. This means he has been chosen as one of the 25 ting behind such a project to have some built on one of the city parking lots. The land is owned by the city and it certainly would be a great convenience to shoppers in Coldwater, throughout the v/orld to help in this meeting, H© will give two talks and also A tip of the hat to Barney Trebilcock, act as a discussion leader. Maurice Payne and Fred Weeks for their Dist. 219 should be proud of Ed and I believe it is. work in arranging the dinner meeting for Mayor’s Exchange Day, It was a success! Governor Ted is urging that every club made their 10^ increase in membership by July 1, It is hoped that Coldwater can do this and every effort should be made even if we miss by a small margin. Your Editor arranged a tour of the Coldwater State Home for Mrs-* Weinberger, and the wives of the city fathers on Mondey afternoon. Our Mayor, John Jackson, and Mrs, Jackson joumod to South Lyons for There is to be another Rotary Club in the day. Did you ever notied that Rotarians are usually mixed up inihings that are good for the community. Dist. 219. Olivet is to have their charter night on Wednesday, June 8th and the new club is being sponsored by the The all-sports banquet for the high school Charlotte Club. athletes of Coldwater was held Tuesday Let’s have a good delegation at this charter night. details More later. evening with about 300 present. The banquet was sponsored by the service clubs of the city and has become an annual We note in the statistics that Coldwater affair, dropoed to 17th place in attendance for 90.84^, Weber, coach at the U of M, and his ^eech was a guide for young athletes and was very worthwhile. Next week’s program will be in charge of Here is a history of the first 4 the month of March with an average of liis year the speaker was Wally years of Bob Livermore and we understand that he Rotary: 1905-Rotary founded in Chicago by has a film. We have been unable to learn Paul Harris—membership limited to one man from each profession. Rotary adopted be cause of rotation in meeting places* club Your editor has been asked to continue on singing introduced, 1906-first name to be used by Rotarians—wagon wheel adopted as for another year. Please register your emblem. 1907-First community service; gripes now, and in writing, or foreever what it is. hold your peace. It seems like I’m married to ihe job. public restrooms installed in Chicago City Hall. 1908- Second Rotary Club organized in San Francisco. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:!5 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregafionot Church STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This BY committee coordinate A. Bu^r-Seller shall supervise, the activities Bobier. of club service, !n order to develop tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer COMMUNITY SERVICE Livermore. DIRECTORS 6. Classification. Aken, The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz. Holtz James MeComb Barney Trebilcock Swan Van Aken Fred Weeks Thursday of each month, I. Special Meetings at the call of the President Shaw. Public PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY ROTARY J. GENERAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. Dean. D. Youth. Maurice Payne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Thomas. Ed Stu. Dole Dean, Rus-. Picard, INTERNATIONAL Byron 31-Fred vancement of International under- Vocational Service Committee: This standing, good will and peace committee shall devise ond carry through a world fellowship of info effect plans which will guide business and professional men assist the members of this united in the ideal of service, tionships and in improving the generol standards of practice in their respective vocations, event committees are in the appointed A. MARCH 1—Russ SEPTEMBER 15—Dick Coffman .service, this committee shall super-> 28-Chet Allemler 29—John Jackson (Crippled Children) 11—Stu Picard [Children's Porly) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Barnes 19—Keith Avery Meeting) Kornsllen 26—Hal Munn (Public Information) MAY 3—Howard 2—Stag Night-H. J. McKnlght 9—Richard 10—Lester Biringer Swan Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Lodies' Night) 16—Surprise Meeting 24—Bob Pearce 31—Chas. 30—Carl Vinton Livermore Woodward (Rotary Informotion) JUNE 7—Barney Trebilcock 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren 21—James McComb 28—Mac 28—Byron Thomas Willioms McKeilh (International Contacts) JANUARY JULY Information, 11—Charles Schmitt Student 18—James Von Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) Prejeet. Von Aken 5—Don Harris Information) International Ed Holtz. 22—Fritz APRIL Contacts. Mork Andrews, Kerr (All Sports Bonciuetj (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington (InlernatlonaJ Moore 8—Bob Lyons International McKeith. Mac Rice Student) Weeks DECEMBER SERVICE ,To encourage and foster the ad on particular phases of vocotional C. International Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Holtz (International 23—Keith in discharging their respon Howard Swan, Chairman. sibilities in their vocational rela R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR Moss, Don sell Waldron. K. Music. club INTERNATIONAL George Harvey Harris, Kenneth Pul- , Charles C. Rural-Urban, Information. Dale and ROTARY Children. nam. J. Sergeant-at-Arms. INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL 24-Ed 22—Torg Skobo (Anniversary Meeting) NOVEMBER B. Crippled Vincent Kornstien, Hal Munn. Rotary Treat. Harvey Information. Woodward. Holtz. DISTRICT 219 ers in the community. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. A. Community Safety. Webster Patterson. Chairman. Bent. H. 12:15 Milnes 26—Vincent Robert Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first 17-Bill E. Magazine. G. Program Relations) 15-AI 12—Otis Wm. 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting effect of this object is to influence i C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchohey. Rotarlons, individually and os; 0. Fellowship. James Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be < John Walker. thoughtful of and helpful to oth-' Roy FEBRUARY Burondt the ideals of service by i Ed every Rotarian to his personol,' OCTOBER business and community life." The I 5—Mark Andrews Williams, F. Membership. PROGRAMS Van foster Warner Warren 3—Gust 14—Guvarie Woyne Way, Bob th« obligations of the third object i of Rotory ~ "to encourage and A. Attendance. ROTARY 7—Worner Van Aken It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Fritz Von Aken, Chairman Fritz Relations, Woodward. the club machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Howard Poul the Magozine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, other committees as moy be ap D. Four-Way Test. John Jackson. pointed on particular phases of E. Trade Associations. Leslie ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Ed Relations. formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 1954-1955 AUGUST Wm, Relations. the Classificotion, Membership, B. Competitor Hurley. Program, Fellowship, Rotary In ELECTION the activities Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS vise and coordinate of such committees. CLUB SERVICE 4—Robert B. 5—President's Kerr (Employer-Employee The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trode Associations) Rel.) 19—Wilford Couillard 26—Wayne Woy HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ■'7 .1 T^e COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.6& 6 Lrt-JL ^--vi 1955 UNITsn statS rtjsracf Frederick H. Quality Spring Products, Published Coldwater, ^ich. by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN COLDWATER, Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m., A RLI NGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 2 CENTS 2 Ince �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best if The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. '' May 27, 1955 47 NEXT WEEK^S MEETING WILL NOT BE HELD AT THE ARLINGTON. GO TO THE 4-H CLUB BUILDING There is a new district pro at the pair grounds an Tues. at 12:15, May 31st* The 4-H Clubts of Branch County are to ents who are attending near^ by colleges. Dr* Shoa serve dinner to the ject. chance to have College, and Donald Double day of Kalamazoo are head ing up this new committee-. The program is designed to give students from abroad an opportunity to have week-end visits .Lu Kerens a real home cook ing and everyone should make an effort to be there. The Olivet Rotary ^lub was admitted ta R.I. on May 10* with 25 charter members. It meets at Rebeccas Hall Mondays 12:15. The club was organized by Stew Graham at Charlotte. THIS IS THE SECOND CLUB STEW HAS ORGANIZED THIS YEAR. Charter Night is to be held JUne 8th at 6j30 P.M* at Dale Hall on Olivet College campus. The guest speaker is to be M.G. Monori, the incoming Dist. Gov. of District 54, India* He is past-president of the Bombey Rotary Club. This should be an interesting program* ANOTHER NEW ROTARY CLUB, stud Chang Lee* head of Foreign Studies Dept.* Mich* State club (free) and are to furnish the program afterwards. That of home visit- -ation for over-sees Athens was admitted, provisionally, on May 20th. The charter night date will be announced later. We note from Dist, Governor's letter that the attendance for Coldwater for the month of April was 91,91 placing us 14th in the District. This will help allay President Srnie^s fears for the month of April. Rotarians* homes details later* Theodore in the District. Moie Sowers and Axner Olson were ad mitted to membership on Tues. May 24th.● More information later on Ted* Axner Qlson was bom April 2* 1910 at Sav^yer, Michigan. His parents were John and Jennie Olson. He attended the Now Troy high school, received his A.B. degree from Western Mich* college of Ed ucation in 1933 and his M*A. degree from that college in 1954* He was married at Columbia City, Ind, on Feb, 27, 1937 tc Retha Schrader of Sturgis. They have one child, Sally, 13 years of age- He has taught at New Troy, was principal of the Homer High School, Superintendent of Schools at Camden, and is nov/ principal of the Junior High School at Coldwater. 2e belongs to the Presbyterian Church and his hobbies are hunting and fishing. He is a flyrod enthusiast. He is 5^10” tall, v/eighs 175 lbs ●» and has brown hair and eyes. He eats most everything, his wife We were glad t# see Chick Kennedy back reports he's easy to live with and that at our meetings. We hope that things go she buys his neckties. His telephone N«, well and he continues to attend regularly. is 1208-J and he lives at 336 Grand St, The latest report is that President Ernie Luse and Torg Skabo, president-elect, with their Rotary Anns, will be attending the Chicago convention beginning this week-end. BOB SHAW TELLa US. THAT lADIES’ NIGHT IS TO BE JUNE 14., AND THAT EACH MAN IS GO* Tuesday’s visitors included associate Bill member Dale Ulery of Goshen, Ind Peet of Angola, 0 scar Pence of Angola; ●» Dick Garant of Reading, Dick Schultz and Bob Stocker of Bronson, Other guests included Arch Stocker, the father of Bob Stocker, who has been a Rotarian for 33 years and is a member of ING TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR GETTING THERE WITH HIS ROTARY ANN. GET YOUR BABY the Rockford, Illinois Club, SITTERS E/’iRLY. There were six early leavers. Pres, Ernie states that from present in Absent were Davidson, Fiske, Dick Karr, dications Coldwater will have made Kornstein, Lyon, Mitchell, Moss, i^nn, Patterson, 7/aldron and Doug Woodward, the grade with 10^ increase in membership during the present year. Ray Mulchahoy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY >- Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) , BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMfTTEES OF [vise and coordinate the activities' 1954*19SS ROTARY PROGRAMS .of CLUB SERVICE MICH. This committee shall supervise; OFFICERS BY ELECTION Jackson, Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first month, 12:15 Warner C. Club Bulletin. Roy Mulchohey, Rotorions, Walker. PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Chairman. Harvey Vincent ROTARY Rotary and ’ E. as ' Harvey Charles C. Rural-Urban, MauricePoy'ne, ' ● 1 23—Keith Picard, Stu. Thomas. Ed INTERNATIONAL To encourage SERVICE Byron SERVICE ossist the members of their respective vocations. ROTARY event. committees are appointed 5^^ Chairman, L, ●"lernotioncfl Contacts. McKeitn. Mark Andrews, The above is our program schedule for the 24—Bob 7—Dale Information) JUNE Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Horvey Moss 28—Moc McKeith Contacts) . 'JANUARY. Mac i Information, 7—Borney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren Williams' 23—Byron Thomas ' ’ : , (International JULY 5—President's 4—Robert 8. Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt i Livermore 31—Choqi Woodward (Rotary 21—Jatrjes McComb Meeting 12—Leslie Woodwdrd (Trade (Employer-Employee on particular phases of vocational C. Internotionol Student Project, j service, this corhmittee shall super-. Ed Holtz. { Schmidt, Jockson, Mich. ● 'DECEMBER this united in the Ideal of servicer ● In the B. International Pearce 3—Howard Swan 10—Lesjer JVise 17—Bob Shaw (Lodies' Night) I I Munn MAY 3Q-rCqrl Vinton and foster the ad-: , (Children's Party) 26-Hol 2—Stog Night—H. J. MeKnight 9—Richord Blringer 16—Surprise Meeting Dale Deon, Rus- sell Waldron. Dean. D. Youth. Dale Harris (Crippled Children) 11—Sfu Picard 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-State Meeting) 26—VincenT Kornstien'* , (Public Information) nom. Informotion. 5—Don 19—Ifeith Avery Horris, Kenneth Put- Jackson APRIL . NOVEMBER Children, Moss, Don sibilities in their vocotionai rolo- ● INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. and 29—John (International .Information] 12—OtU Bbrnes Treat. d!«horgin9 their respontionships ond .in improving the general standards of practice in INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, individually B. Crippled Woodwa rd. j Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet) ' 22—Fritz Van Aken 5—Mark Andrews jvancemont of international underVoeational Service Committee: This standing, good will and peace] committee shall 'devise and carry through a world fellowship., of into effect plans which will guide business and prefessiondl fnen j III. 1—Russ by OCTOBER thoughtful of and helpful to oth ers in the community. VOCATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois 219TH !**●«'* of Yfhy, members of the Rotary Club, to be informtftion. I. INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR James Van J. Sergeant-at-Arms. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY MARCH ’(Fair Croundsy. 21—Lewis Pennington every Rofar.an to his ^rsonol, business and community lite. The Skabo (Anniversary Student) Weeks 7-rWqrner Van,J\jken effect of this object it to Influence H. Public Holtz. SECRETARY Van G. Program K. Music. GENERAL (Internotionai 31-Fred Rice Meeting] Holtz Leslie SEPTEMBER Woodward. B. Classification. Kornstien, Hoi Munn. President Taylor, Chicago, 24-Ed Rotary — "to encourage and Bent. Special Meetings at the call of the J. 22—Torg E. Magazine. Roy Patterson. Wm. F. Membership. Milnes, James McCemb, Chairman. Robert Show. Webster A. Community Safety. Aken Fred Weeks Thursday of each Associations. 15—Al 17-Bill Milnes 28—Chet Allemior John * John 10—Disf. Gov. Meeting A. Attendance. Woyne Way, Bob 'he obligations of the third object D. Fellowship. Barney Trebilcock Howard Swan Herbert Charies Schmitt, 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Relations) Burandt 14—Guvarie Coffman Aken, .Warren Willioms, James McCemb 3—Gust tion of the plans and program of COMMUNITY SERVICE . the Aims and Objects Committee. It is the duty of the Communify Fritz Va,n Aken, Choirman Service Committee to discharge The President, Vice-President, and— Holtz Paul other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Test. Livermore. DIRECTORS Relations. Relations, the club machinery on the execu LESTER WISE, Treasurer"’ ‘ Wm. Bobier. _ 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) AUGUST Relations. formotion, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee club service, in order to develop; JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary ROTARY of’„ pointed on particular phases of;^. Trade TORG SKABO, Vice-President Van activities the Magazine Committees and such: ERNEST LUSE, President Fritz the 'A. Buyer-Seller the Classificotion, Membership,'®' Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-: Hurley, 1954-1955 Ed coordinate FEBRUARY committees, jfred Weeks, Chairmen. Functions of the Committee and such Rel.) Associations]' 19—Wilford 18—James Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Mogazine) Gouillard 26—Wayne Way ear 1954-55. K. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. HA’RVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W I ■ ! > 1 % ●V k ● . « ' I V jU J ● A-' s m COLDWATER . See. 34.6f Rotary REFLECTOR < frederiok li. i-oiaBater, men. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COIDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2: 1 5 p.m VISITING ARL INGTON ROTARIANS ALWAYS 1 HOTEL WELCOME I V ■ ' Inc., rt ' �tf He Profits Most Who 'Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. June 3, 1955 48 WEDNESDAY NIGHT, BOB SHAW SAYS THA.T THE DINNER-DANCE IS TO BE HELD FOR ROTARIANS AND ROTARY TO THE OLIVET CLUB. I ANNS ON JUNE 14 AT THE SINCERELY HOPED y COLDWATER COUNTRY CLUB. IS IT IS TH/\T A GOOD 0 REPRESENTATION FROM THE COLD WATER CLUB CAN ATTEND. PRES. 5 ERNIE HAS TICKETS. GET THEM EARLY SO WE WILL KNOW HOW M/iNY ARE GOING TO ATTEND. EACH ROTARIAN IS TO MAKE FOR HIS OWN RESERVATIONS. RESERVATIONS CALL TELEPHONE JUNE 8, BE THE CHARTER NIGHT OF NO. 2 BETl’/EEN 8*00-5 ;00 AND AFTER 5:00 CALL 466. A new Club at Athens, Here is the dope on Ted Sowers! One of our latest new Rotary members; He was born March 5, 1907 in Hillsdale. His Union City club, sporkplugged by Howard Barry, is in the process of organization. On Wed* June lst> the program for this club was furnished by the coldwater Club, Maurice Payne, accompanied by Tfinnie Rasmussen, furnished the singing and several solos, with your editor being the speaker for the day. dad and mother were Abraham and Blanche Kelly Sowers, He graduated from Hills dale High School in 1925 and at the present time is Division Manager of the Southern Div, of the General Telephone Co. sponsored by the He came to Coldwater from Almont, Michigan, although his office was in Imlay City. He was married on July 3, We sincerely hope that Presiddnt Ernie Luse and Pres-eleot, Torg Skabo, had a good time in Chicago. We appreciated 1932 to Eileen Warren in Adrian, Mich, They have one daughter, Judy, 15, who will be in the 10th grade next year, their telegrams. (she calls him Pop or Dad.) He belongs to the Episcopal Church, is a member of the Masons, Eastern Star, and the Elks, The family formerly lived in Dowagiac where he was a member of Rotary. His ●' Visitors' included Rotarian Avon Luse of Marshall, Glen Barnett of Bronson, Lou Pennington had as his guest, Chester Curry, music teacher in the coldwater Schools, There was a long list of absent hobbies are hunting and fishing, and his, ees for Tuesday's meeting and we hope all wife states that he likes steak, of them make up. They missed a very good meal and a good program. lobster, spagetti and hot, black c«ffee. She also reports that he's easy to live with and that she buys his neckties. He is 6 ft, tall, weighs 165 lbs. Their home is on Sprague Road, Rt. 4, Coldwater—his office phone is 50 and his home phone is The dinner at which the Rotarians were guests (free) was furnished by the Branch Co. 4-H Mothers' Club which was under the dig it up. chairmanship of Mrs, Carl Evans. She was assisted by Mrs, Clifford Foust, Mrs, Wilber Reed, Mrs, Ralph Moeller, all of We members and included Nancy Foust, Joan 661, More information later, if we can Batavia. understand that Howard Teeter's new offices are very plush.; with rugs in VarWormer, The waitresses were 4-H club Ilene Walker, Karen Evans, v;hich you can get lost and beautiful wood Sheila Tremmpohl, Nynne Watkins, and paneling throughout. The Chamber of Linda Robinson, The program for the day was furnished by Marilyn Sanford of ColdInsurance and Martin Ray and Martha May Lepird, accompanied 'by their mother, Mrs, Commerce have moved into their new offices in the front of Teeter’s offices. We understand that Harvey Bent is to move into his new home very soon and that Vince Kornstein is building his new home into which he hopes to move sometime early in the fall. We also understand that Web Treat is competing with Howard Teeter in building Franklin Lepird, Kenny Thomas of Cuincy Q^d Charleen Cornfield of Bronson who are 4-H Club members told of 4-H Club act ivities, The 4-H club slogan which is "To make the best better" is an excellent one. "Osgood" Thomas has the program for June 7th, l/?hat it is we don't know. private offices at his place of business. There were 4 early leavers on Tues, May ,r' Ray Mulchahey 31st, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOIA — College Cafeteria BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF |vise and ceordincle MICH. BY A. Buyer-Seller Program, ELECTION Fellowship, Rotary In-' pointed on porticular phoses of E. Trade tion of the plans ond program of the Aims ond Oblects Committee. Livermore. DIRECTORS B. ClassiTicotian. Aken, C. Club Bulletin. 0. Fellowship. John . Aken Fred Weeks Walker. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL J. GENERAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois service Show. Chairman. Information. Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. 22—Torg Skobo (Anniversary 24-Ed Holtz and nam. os J. 'Sergeant-ol-Arms. Dole K. Music. Maurice Payne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE MARCH 1—Russ 7—Warner Van 14—Guvarie Coffman 12—Otis Dole Dean, Rus Picard, 29—John Information] (Public Kornstien 25—Hal Information) 16—Surprise Meeting Byron international 3—Howard 10—Lester club in discharging their respon-l Howard Swpn, Chairman, sibilities in their vocational relo-:. tionships and in improving thel^'J"!®*!"^*' onal Contacts. event .committees are oppointedj Mark Andrews, service, this committee shall super*; Ed Holtz. (International JULY , - 5—President's Meeting '4—Robert B. Kerr v12-7LesIie Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee 18—Jomes Van Why Rel.) . . Associations) 19—Wilford (Magazine) Couillord 25-Wayne Way HARVEY Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Williams Contacts] JANUARY Patterson 7—Barney Trebilcock 28—Mac' McKeith 28—Byron Thomas 25—Roy (Rotary 14—Howard ^Teeters 21—Warren 21—James. McComb on particular phoses of vocofionol'c. International Student Project, Woodward JUNE 14—Harvey Moss Mac Livermore Information) 7—Dale Dean (Lodies' Night) Vocational Service Committee: This standing, good will and peace committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect, plans which will guide;business and professional men and assist the members of fhis|united in the ideal of service, Swan Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 31—Chas. DECEMBER under- Munn 24—Bob Pearce 30—Carl Vinton SERVICE (Tri-State MAY 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnlght 9—Richard Biringer 23—Keith (Children's Party) 19—Ken Putnam Meeting) NOVEMBER . Children] 11—Stu Picard Barnes 25—Vincent |To encourage and foster the ad vancement of Jackson 5—Don Harris (Crippled Andrews The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. : Banquet) 22—Fritz Van Aken Ed INTERNATIONAL Moore 3—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (Ail Sports Aken 19—Keith Avery , sell Waldron. Dean. O. Youth. Stu. Thomas. Meeting) Weeks (Interriotionol Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Charles C. Rural-Urban. Rice APRIL general stondards of practice in McKeitn. ● GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY their respective vocations. In the'B- International . Information, INTERNATIONAL Milnes by ers in the community'. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Webster A. Community Safety. Treat. Harvey 8. Crippled Children. Harvey Vincent Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put Wm. Halt?. Herbert Van Woodward. President ROTARY James Kornstien, Hal Munn. I. . Rotory Information. <●. Special Meetings at the call of the of 17-Bill 28-Chet Allemi er effect of this object is to influence F. Membership. G. Program ideals Roy Mulchahey.' Rotorians, . .individually Roy Patterson. Bent. Regular Eloard of Directors Meeting,, first H. Public Thursday of each month, 12:15 the 15—Al OCTOBER Ed every Rotorion to his personal, business and community life." The 5—Mark Williams, E. Magazine. Robert discharge Rotary — "to encourage ond Van foster Warner Warren Holtz. Holtz James McComb of 4 Relations) 10—Oist. Gov. Meeting (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington Wayne Way, Bob the obligations of the third object A. Attendance. The President, Vice-President, and— to 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor Leslie SEPTEMBER of the Community Committee FEBRUARY (Inlernatlonol Student) COMMUNITY SERVICE Service PROGRAMS 1—Webb Treat (Com. Sofety) 31-Fred John Jackson. Associations. it is the duty ROTARY 3—Gust Burandt Relations, Woodward. Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Van Paul Charles Schmitt, club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu- LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz Relations. other committees as may be ap D. Four-Way Test. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Barney Trebilcock ' Howard Swan .,●,1 Wm. nOtl®Y- the Magazine Committees and such' ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President Ed Relations. formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee 1954.1955 1954-1955 AUGUST Fred Weeks, Chairmon. Functions of the Committee This committee shall supervise; Bobier. and coordinote the octivities of „ _ the Classification, Membership, »● OFFICERS activities of such committees. CLUB SERVICE BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ‘ . « c I ■ v’ V Si < . . UNITED The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME STATES Sec. 34.56. P. ^ Quality Spring Producto, Coldwater, >u icn. Inc 4 mn- �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No. 49 June D0KT*T forget that r^ESDAY JUNE 14 IS LADIES' CLUB T5 TRTtWG— TO GET UNDER 7IAY AND HAS AN EXCELLENT START. WHY NOT MAKE UP THERE SOME WEDNESDAY NOON. THE MEETINGS ARE HELD IN THE BASE?,1ENT OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. THE POOD IS GOOD. YOUR RESERVATION DO SO NOW. CALL NO. 2 BE* TWEEN 8-5 AND 466 AFTER 5. GET YOUR BABY SITTER NOW OR PARK THE KIDS WITH AUNT MINNIE AND 1955 ■THg-ATWElTS NIGHT AND THERE WILL BE NO NOON MEETING. IF YOU HAVE NOT MADE 10. TAKE THE we nolle that there are 33 LITTLE WOMAN OUT FOR THE new clubs formed in the USA EVENING. from March 15, 1955 to May 11, 1955. Michigan had 2— SHE WILL LOVE YOU MORE IF YOU DO. Your Editor notes in the Rotary Broad cast sheet that each club receives, that Chicora, Penn, has a new service. It is called ?/elcoming Service and is a help to new persons moving into town. It has a three-fold purpose: 1) Offers help to new families moving into the community when they need it most. 2) one in Olivet and the other in Hazel Parke California led with 5 and Illinois was next with 3, District 219 has the only Editarians' Association in the U,S, and now something new has been added. On May 24, 1955 the First District Bulletin for Editarians was published under the leadership of Cy Helps business by promoting local bu^ng Stebbens of Marshall, 3) Provides the club with an opportunity make available to the It is to be used to various clubs news It is one of Dist, Governor Ted Schmidt's inovations. to look over the newcomers for prospectiveon a district level, members. Here is a community service that is beneficial to all. The early leavers list grows smaller at Leopoldville, Belgian Congo has just been each meeting, admitted to membership in R.I. which makes 90 countries in which there are Absent on Tuesday were Avery (Methodist now Rotary Clubs, Conference), Bent, Fiske, Goodholm, Dick V/ith high school and college graduation on us at the present time it might be well worth while to give the article on page 24 of the June Rotarian to some young graduate to read. It is an ex cellent vocational service feature. Kerr, Kornstein, Bob Livermore, Mitchell, Moore, Patterson, Picard and Swan, Visitors included the following Rotarians: Robert Glick, Sidney, Ohio; Elmer Dobson, Quincy; J. Harold Rogers, Lansing; Otto Rissman, Bronson, and iVT, C. Bliesemer of Canton, Illinois. Warren williams had as The program on Tuesday was in charge of his guest his son, Clyde Williams. BjTon Thomas who had as his speaker. Win. Hyde, the manager of the local M,S,.E.S, office who told us of the work done by Glen Holtz is to go to Camp Bnory on Vifed his office. His talk was followed by a question and answer period which was brings back as much as other boys who have June 15th, ●» V/e hope he has a good time and attended in the past. profitable and educational. It is planned in the near future to ask ■●^rom all reports President Ernie and the Rotary Anns to publish an issue of the Pres.-elect Torg had an enjoyable time bulletins so if any of the gals will at Rotary International in Chicago, Ernievolunteer to do the job it will be much spoke particularly of the Asiatic meeting easier on your editor, The line forms on that he attended and also emphasized the the right, Gals here is a chance to tell feeling of friendliness that prevailed at us what you think of Rotary and we promise the convention. to publish what you say. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES '^se and coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE I of such committees. This committee and coordinate the OFFICERS BY .. iA. Buyer-Selier supervise, Bobier. shall the activities Classification, of'„ Membership.j^- Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary In-I ELECTION pointed on particular phases tion of the plans and program of the Aims and Objects Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Livermore. DIRECTORS B. Classification. Aken, Holtz. Holtz McComb John Swan Van Aken . Fred Weeks Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first F. Membership. Wm. President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Herbert ROTARY J. GENERAL INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III. INTERNATIONAL 219TH DISTRICT, SERVICE E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Stu. Thomas. Ed Picord,. Byrqn INTERNATIONAL SERVICE vancement of international under- their members of this united in the ideal of service. ^^P^-’NHowdrd vpcationol rela* . , Swan, . ,Chairman, - general standards of practice in|. their respective vocations. event committees are In the^- Internationol appointedi A^ark Andrews, Contoets. Information, on particular phoses of vocationol jC. Intornafionol Student Pro|ect. service, this committee sholl super-1 Ed Holtz. Banquet) 29—John Jackson APRIL 5—Don Barnes Party) 19—Ken Kornstien Harris (Crippled Children) 11—Stu 19—Keith Avery 12—Otis Picard (Children's Putnom (Tri-State Meeting) . 26—Hal Information) Munn MAY 3—Howard Swan 2—Stag Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Richard .Stringer 10—Lester Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 16—Surprise Meeting 23—Keith Pearce 30—Carl Vinton 24—Bob Livermore 31—Chas. Woodward Information) (Rotary JUNE 7—Barney Trebilcock 7—Dale Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss 14—Howard Teeters 21—Warren .21—James McCotrib 28—Byron Thomas 28—Mae Williams McKeith (Internotionol Contacts) JULY 4—Robert B. 5—President's Meeting Kerr 12—Leslie'Woodward (Trade 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee Rel.) Associations) 18—James Van Why 19—Wilford 25—Roy Patterson CMbgazine) . 26—Wayne Way The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of. the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. V Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports JANUARY Mad Moore 8—Bob 22—Fritz Van Aken j DECEMBER To encouroge and foster the ad tionshlps qnd 'in improving ihe;'^- ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. Dean. D, Youth. Dale .Dean, Rus 1—Russ Allemier (Public Children. Harvey Horris, Kenneth Put sell Waldron. VOCATIONAL sibnities in Coffman Webster i. nam. Payne, the 14—Guvorie NOVEMBER B. Crippled Moss, Don (Zharjes C^ Rural-Urban. Maurice ossist Van Aken 26—Vincent Vocational Service Committees This standing, good will and peoce committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide, business ond professional men and ROTARY George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR Information. J. Sergeant-qf-Arms. ' Dole Holt:^. PRESIDENT Vincent Woodword., K. Music. Treat. Harvey Information. Kornstien, Hal Munn. ● Rotary 7—Warner 28—Chet ers in the community. Safety. Rice MARCH ideals A. Community Bent. I. discharge Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Robert Show. G. Program' Chairman. Special Meetings at the call of the month, Weeks (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Pennington Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Roy Pofterson. 12:15 of each Holtz of service by his personal, OCTOBER business and community life." The 5—Mark Andrews effect of this object is to influence (International Information) Ray Mulchahey. Rotarions, individually and as Walker. Public the 22—Torg Skobo (Anniversary Meeting) Ed every Rotorian to Williams, E. Magazine. H. Thursday Van foster Warner C. Club Bulletin. D. Fellowship. James Von Barney Trebilcock Fritz Warren 17-Bill Milnes 31—Fred Wayne Woy, Bob the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and A. Attendance. The President, Vice-President, and— to Relations) 15-AI Leslie SEPTEMBER COMMUNITY SERVICE Committee 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Poul Hurley (Competitor (International Student) It is the duty of the Community Service FEBRUARY 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed Relations, Associations. Woodward. the club machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Paul John Jackson. of E. Trade club service, in order to develop TORO SKABO, Vice-President Howard Hurley, PROGRAMS 3—Gust Burandf Wm. Relations. other committees as may be ap- D. Four-Way Test, ERNEST LUSE, President James Relations. formation. Public Information and C. Employer-Employee the Magazine Committees and such Charles Schmitt, 1954-1955 Ed _ ROTARY AUGUST Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee 1954-1955 ‘ HARVEY BENT, Couillard Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ' t : : s-tt' " ●» m'-: ' V ;A,-y r~' The COLDWATER S«c. 34, r UNITED- posiacT Rotary REFLECTOR - 1 2 CENTS 2 Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY ● .i-. 12Tl5p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME I Y �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No* 50 June Charter Night for the new 17, 1955 Next week’s program is to be in charge of Warren club at Olivet has come and gone. From all reports it was an excellent program with approximately 350 Williams, We tried to find out what it is going to be but were told that the Club Rotarians present. Pres. '2rnie Luse, Fritz VanAken, Holtz and ivlark Andrews is to be kept in the dark^ regarding what might be com xrvom the Coldwater Club attended. ing to be kept in the dark, perhaps it’s a movie. ing. As long as we*re go-' Approximately 90 Rotarians and Rotary On Thursday, June 16, ycur Editor made Ar>ns attended the Ladies’ Night which in Hillsdale# was the dinner-dance at the Country Oi-ub-, Reports are that it was enjoyed by those who were there. Your Editor missed it as he was in Detroit trying ●to make on honest dollar. The speaker was a member ci their community service committee, Ferris Dean, who owns the Hillsdale Tool & Die COij His subject was why industries are leav ing Hillsdale, coupled with the reason why new industries are not coming in. He stressed particularly 4 or 5 points which President Ernie is quite concerned over might be worth considering for the city the attendance for May. of Coldwater. 1* The form of city govern ment* He states that industry is wary of He reports that it was down to about 80^, This is probably the lowest the Coldwater Club has been for several years. TVe understand that Howard Teeter and his Rotary Ann, Marian, are n city council-mayor 'type of government since it is difficult to secure prompt action if it is necessary. 2. One of the most important reasons, he believes, is a spending municipally ovmed electrical plant, Intv/o weeks in New York. They are staying'' dustry wishes to locate in a town where an at the Essex House and we understand unlimited electrical supply is available. that one of the insurance companies is 3. The resistance to zoning changes* picking up the check. It beats aid. how'This has occasionally caused a company to chose some other location. 4. The these guys get around. attitude of labor, which is a very import We note that there are 14 proposed en ant factor. If any of -these apply to actments that are to be studied by the Coldwater, perhaps they might be v/orth dis cussion and modification. various clubs and to be presented to the Rotary International which will be Your held in Philadelphia in 1956, Editor plans to present these in the Several weeks ago your editor suggested a slogan to be put on the Rotary Bulletins. Bulletin for the coming year so that all In this way some special feature of Coldmembers may be aware of what is in prospect. water might be emphasized but we’ve had.no comments or suggestions and apparently- the seed fell on barren ground. Some of you Have you noticed the new signs that have men with emagination can help out, 1/Ye been going up around Coldwater? Bill might even have a contest with a free lunch COuillard has a nice, passionate pink to the man who comes up with -the selected sign stating that his place of business slogan. is Martin’s Book Store. Bob Lyons has placed new orange sigrs over his places If you haven’t read the article in the Jxie of business. Rotarian, on page 6, dc so. It well illustrates the point brought out by Pres. Yfebb Treat just put his new speed boat Ernie Luse when he attended the Rotary in the water and now he won’t have to International in Chicago, In that Rotary worry about what has to be done in order to get ready for the season. clubs cut across race, color and creed and in Rotary such things do not exist. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. This committee BY of coordinate activities the Magazine Committees and such; JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary DIRECTORS Coffman Swan Van Woyne Way, Bob Holtz. Warner Warren COMMUNITY SERVICE John Walker. Informotion. Kornstien, Hoi Munn. I. Special Meetings at the coll of the President Rotary J. GENERAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY III, Maurice Payne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE club INTERNATIONAL ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dr. T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Thomas. Picard, INTERNATIONAL Byron i SERVICE :voncement of international assist the members of in discharging their respon Howard Swan, Chairman. tionships end in improving the Contacts. . » 21—James , - 24—Bob 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard Teeters 21—Wor/en .Williams McComb 28—Mac 5—President's Meeting ^ information, on particular phases of vocational C. Info.-national Student Project, j 18-r-Oames Van Why 4, 25—Roy Patterson' (Magazine) . are appointed. service, this committee shall super-: Mark Andrews. Ed Holtz. The above is our program sch’eciule for the year 1954-55. ' ● If you want to change eJates with another member, advise the program ●chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with ^2—teilie Woodward (Trode 11—Chorles Sehmiff (Employer-Employee [ (International JULY general standards of practice in McKeith.^ their respective vocotions. In the B.,International event committees McKeith Contacts) 4—Robert B. Kerr , : (Rotary JUNE p JANUARY .. Livermore 31—Chos. Woodward Information) 28—Byron Thomas Moc Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 7—Dale Deon (ladies' Night) 14—Horvey Moss this united in the ideal of service, , 3—Howord Swan -DECEMBER under-' Munn 10—Lester 30—Carl Vinton To* encourage ' and foster the ad-; sibilities in their vocational relo-: George R. MeotfS, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, gj; 26—Hal 23—Keith Pearce-. Stu. (Tri-State MAY Biringer 16—Surprise Meeting Vocational Service Committee: This'standing, good will and peace' committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of; into effect plans which will guide business and professional ● men* and ROTARY Dcan.iD. Youth. (Children's Parly) Meeting] 9—Richard Dale Dean, Rus-' sell Waldron. K. Music. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL j INTERNATIONAL Charles C. Rural-Urban. Dale Holtz. ROTARY Informotlon. Woodward. J. Sergeont-at-Arms. (Crippled 19—Ken Putnam 2—Stog Night—H. J. McKnighl nam. Harris 11—Stu Picard 19—Keith Avery B. Crippled Children. Harvey Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put-' Vincent Jackson Children) Roy Patterson. ers in the community. 26—Vincent Kornstien (Public Information] F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, ^-lornes McComb, Chairman. Robert Shaw. Webster A. Community Safety. Treat. G. Program Chairman. Harvey NOVEMBER Bent. ■regular Board of Directors Meeting, first H. Public Thursday of each month, 12!l5 Von Aken 29—John 5—Don 5-Mark Andrews thoughtful of ond helpful to oth-! E. Magazine. Fred Weeks Herbert ; 22—Fritz APRIL orTOREB gd every Rofarian to h.s personol, OCTOBER ?u. Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports Banquet] 28-Chet Allemier and' Von Williams, 1—Russ C.D. Fellowship. Club Bulletin.James Ray Mulchahey. ‘*ind^l1duolly* and*"as j O'’»e'-national Information) Van Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be ^ 12—Otis Barnes Aken PRESIDENT encourage (Anniversary MARCH 21—Lewis Pennington obligations of the third object j Rotary Weeks (Foir Grounds) lit is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge' or Rice (International Student) Charles Schmitt, 14—Guvarie Aken. James McComb Fritz 22—Torg Skobo Meeting] Van Aken B. Classification. Holtz Howard Milnes Holtz 7—Warner Livermore. The President, Vice-President, and— Trebilcock 17—Bill 24-Ed the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of ;A. Attendonee. Barney Relations, Hurley (Competitor Relations) 15-AI 31—Fred Fritz Van Aken, Chairman Ed Paul ' 8—Paul 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting other committees os may be ap-,D. Four-Way Test. the Aims and Objects Committee.! LESTER WISE, Treasurer FEBRUARY Burandt John Jackson, pointed on particular phases of E. Trode Associations. Leslie iggpTEMBER club service, in order to develop Woodwa rd. ERNEST LUSE, President TORG SKABO, Vice-President PROGRAMS 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 3—Gust ! Relatians. formation, Public Information and.C. Employer-Employee 1954-1955 Wm.i Bobier. of ROTARY AUGUST Relations. I the Classification, Membership,:^- Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotary In-t Hurley, ELECTION 1954-1955 committees. A. Buyer-Seller shall supervise the such Fred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS vise and eoerdinale ihe activities CLUB SERVICE Rel.) Associations) 19—Wilford. Couillard 26—Woyoe Way '■ * HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743*W the details. > ● ‘●i * c > ● i > ● 1 f. Tbe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR p. L. 1955 J I /-,-r . r . i Frederick :I. Weeks Quality-S-pring Products, Published Coldwater, by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time:. TUESDAY V2:15p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME * ft Hick. Ince' �June 1?, 1955 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications listed below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Major Classification Minor Classification Clyde Williams Pood Industry Grain Elevator-Storage Dr, Medicine Allergies and Arthritis Name John Rick A*A. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No, 51 June 24, Last week’s program included some very nice slides, shown Mac McKeith will have y The 5 .’nucli by everyone. On Tuesday, June 22nd, Chester H, Curry, who is director of -.sic for the Coldv/ater schools, was adlitted to membership, Chet, as he is .'nc'ioi, was born March 4, 192.3 at New .1 Ind, His father was Herman C. and his mother Pearl (Bovender) Curry, Ho graduated from grade school at New Cas'le in 1937j from the New Castle High .’School in 1941; and has attended Ball Svato Teachers’ College, Indiana Univer sity, University of Michigan, and has a -«5e.sber’s Degree in music from the Ball dtate Teachers’ College. He was married on Aug, 17, 1952 to Mary Crandall of New Castle. He belongs to the Methodist Church and served in the Air Force from 1943 to 1947, serving in China, Burma, and India, He is 5 ft, 6 in. tall, vveighs 135 lbs,, fishing is his hobby. He likes steaks, roast beef, and dislikes parsnips and cake, Previous to coming to Coldwater he taught at Kendallville, Ind, from 1947 to 1954, He is unique in that he buys his own neckties. He uses an electric razor, likes German exchange student who has been living v;ith a Rotarian in Union City, Hav'' 0 'jlidos were very beautifully done and were enjoyed very jHscl.e, have as his speaker, Miss Maren Pistor, vdio is the I run-down of his trip to ● the program next week and is to by Les Woodv;ard, giving a Mexioo last winter. 1955 ing heard the little gal^ \V3 knov/ that you^ll enjoy her; Your Editor has visited a lot of clubs and still thinks that Maurice Payne can get more noise and (hamony ?) from the group than any other song leader of aLy club. There have been a great many comments on the singing of the Coldwate'' Club. More power to MauriceJ Most Rotary Clubs have taken on some re latively big project and-it has been a number o'f years since the Coldwater Club has had a community project of any magni tude. We understand that Dale has sworn by all that is holy and faithful that he is going to have a project that is going to get the club back on its heels and make everyone dig. We’ll give you more -dope on this at a later date. Jim McComb and Mac McKeith are requesting -more public parking space. Apparently they are working and pressuring Mayor Jackson and engineer, Barney Trebllcock;,. to bring this about. We hope they got it- to sleep late in the morning, and needs his coffee to wake him up. According to reports, he doesn’t have his red hair for nothing although he The club had a lot of guests on Tuesday, The following Rotarians visited the Clubi doesn’t often get angry. Bob Pennell, Wendell Hathaway dnd R, J, Megargle, From Quincy there was the SQ^ He lives at 45 Maple Lane and his home telephone is 713R. He was introduced by Lou Pennington and presented with his button by Lou, From Bronson, Bob Stocker, Howard Keyes, Carle ton McKenzie, Elmer Dobson and W.C, Lindeman. From Angola? J, Quentin Smith, From Goshen, Dale Ulery (we've missed him Stew Picard states that the Mechanics' Club which is run each Monday night for teenagers has been discontinued for the summer months. Dale Dean as everyone knows is very in terested in Little League Baseball and on Tuesday he managed to extract about $60, for its support. He did this by selling tickets. We haven’t been able to figure out whether the tickets were for member ship, admission to games, or just what. Anyway, a buck for the Little League is well spent. Two new members are to be for several weeks) from Van Wert, Ohio, Wilbur Hyre, and from Aliance, Ohio, R,J, -Van Abel, Other guests was the brotherin-law of Charley Fiske, Jack Brant, Maurice Payne had Ossie Gotsch of Bay City as his guest and Warren Williams had as his guest, his son Clyde, Absent were: Avery, Barnes, Fox, Harris^ Kornstein, McConkey, Mitchell, Munn, Olson, Patterson, Putnam, Schmitt, Teeter, Thomas and Waldron* admitted to the Club next week—Dr, Rick and Clyde Williams, the son of Warren Williams. Ray Uulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Port Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M Shaw, �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, CLUB SERVICE MICH. This BY of ● committee coordinate activities of - ELECTION other committees os may be ap D. four'-Way Test. particular phases of E. Trade TORG SKABO, Vice-President club service, in order to develop JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans ond program of ' the Aims and-Obiects Committee. ● Fritz Von Aken, Chairman A. Attendance. DIRECTORS Barney Trebilcock Howard Swan C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. Rotorions, D. Fellowship. John Walker. 1. Special Meetings at the call of the President ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago, GENERAL SECRETARY III. INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL T. E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. Chairman.. Van,^**'*" The Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and hefpful to oth Rotary A. Community Informallo.-T. Vineenfl Dale K. Music. Holtz, Payne, . Maurice Safety. Webster Harvey Dean.Id. Youth. Ed. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Thomas. ! Dale Dean, Rus- Stu. Picard, INTERNATIONAL Byron SERVICE the members of this united In the ideal of service. '■*»P°"';Howard Swan, Chairman, sibilities in th^ir vocational r«lo«| Internotional tionships ond . in improving the' A. McKeith. Contacts. their respective vocations. Information, general standards of proctice in event committees are appointed| Holt* 31—Fred Weeks 1—Russ In the.B. International Mark Andrews, on particular phosos of vocational;C. International service, this committee shall super-i Ed Holtz. Student Project, Banquet)' Pennington 28—Chet Allemier Von Aken » 29—John Jackson 5—Mark Andrews 5—Don Harris (Crippled Children) - ■ (Internotionql n—Stu Picard (Children's 12—Otis Information) Party) Barnes 19—Ken . Pplham 19—Keith -Avery. Meeting) Kornstien 26-Hal (Tri-State Munn MAY 3—Howard 2—Slag Night—H. J. McKnIght 9—Richard 10—Lester Biringor 16—Surprise-Meeting 30—Carl Vinton ' . ' Swarf Wise 17—Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) ● 24—Bob Pearce Livermore 81—Chas. Woodword ■ Information) -● (Rotary JUNE 7—Dale Dean (Lodies' 14-^Harvey Moss 21—Jomes 7-^Barney Trebilcock Night) 14—Howord Teeters 21—Warren Williams McComb 28—Mac McKeith Con tacts) 28—Byron Thomas (International JULY 11—Charles Schmitt 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade (Employer-Employee Rel.) 18—James Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) 26-Wayne Way .4—Robert B. Kerr Associations) 19—Wilford ●Couillord HARVEY BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W ** 3» ’ ' ●'(T 1 .. ● 22—Pritr APRIL The obove is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ● ’ T6—Dick Kerf (All Sports Coffman (Fair Grounds) 21—Lewis Moore 8—Bob lyoris 7—Worner Van Aken JANUARY Mac Rice MARCH DEi; EMBER international under- VocotloDcl Ssrvico Thi$ $tondin9, 9ood wifi ond pooc^ committee sholl devise and corry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide,business and professional men ossist 24-Ed 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary Meeting) 23—Keith ;To encourage and foster the adIvaneement of Milnes NOVEMBER Moss, Don Harris, Kenneth Put¬ CharleslC. Rurol-Urban. ] sell Waldron. J. Sergeont-at-Arms. 17—Bill '(Public Information) nam. Information. 15-AI 26—Vincent Children. Treot. ‘8. Crippled Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting OCTOBER Ed!®''*:’' business and community life. Harvey Woodward. and ROTARY R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH ond effect of this object Is to influence individually * and as James Van Kornstien, Hal Munn. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dr. Williams, Robert' Shaw. G. Program Bent. . Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first H. Public Thursday of each month, 12:15 George discharge E. Magazine. - Roy Patterson. ers in the community.. Wm. F. Membership. Milnes, Jomes McComb, Chairman. Fritz Van Aken Fred Weeks PRESIDENT to Rotary — "to encourage Warner Warren Holtz James McComb Committee 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safely) B—Paul Hurley (Competitor Burandt 14—Guvarie I It’is the duty of the. Community '●Service of FEBRUARY SEPTEMBER . COMMUNITY SERVICE B. Classification. ●●Aken, The President, Vice-President, and- ● Leslie Wayne Way, Bob’*^^ obligations of the third object Livermore. PROGRAMS (International Student) John Jacicsen, Associotions. Woodward. the- club rnochinery on the exeeu- LESTER WISE, Treasurer Refotions. 'Charles Schmitt. the Magozine Committees ond such pointed on 3—Gust Paul Relations. formation, Public Information and C.^ Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President. Ed _ the Classification, Membership. “● Competitor Program-, Fellowship, Rotary In-i “wflev- 1954-1955 ROTARY AUGUST Wm. shall supervise the 1954-1955 such eommiltees. ■ Fred Weeks, Choirmon. Functions of the Committee ond OFFICERS vis«‘ and coerdinate the activities > COMMITTEES OF J i' t f. > \ ' UNITED 4 I STATES' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sac. 34.66, P. Frederici^ K. Weeks Quality Spring Products, Published by rotary club of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 1 2 : 1 5 p .m,, ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Coldwater, ^ich. Inc. ' 'm ● V Ipdstace �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michiga “BmifeiUn'Wu. 52 This is the last bulletin for July 1, 1958 The last executive Board meeting of the year was held Jointly with the Retary year 1954-55, Your editor has enjoyed writing the bulletin even though dead the nev/ Board members 0 home of Chick Kennedy where the members were stuffed with turkey, pumpkin pie and whipped cream. 5 your editor has ever eaten* lines are hard to meet, news y is scarce, and if you make a mistake members gripe about it. You’re going to be sad- dJ.ed V7ith the same editor The meal was next year so you might as On Tues, two new members were added to tne club. ■yij'llliams. Dr. John Rich and Clyde This makes our 10^ increase The following men vrere separated from aim of Rotary International* John Rick was born Jan* 6, 1927 in membership in the Coldwater Rotary Club: Earle Davidson 7---54 (deceased) Guvarie Coffman 2-1-55 (Honorary Orrie Gilbert 2-28-55 Member) Everett Rougen Grant Treloar,. He is the son of Chas* V* and Helen Percival Rick. He completed high school in Cicere, 111, in 1943 and attended DePauw University for a short time before entering the Coast Guards, He graduated from there in 1948 and took his degree in Medicine from the Universi'^ of Michigan, graduating in 1952, married on Apr. 2, of the best balance of $1368*89 in the treasury, This is in addition to $393.23 in the crippled children's fVind. during the year of 1954-55 which was the Chicago, 111. one Our club ended the year with a wall grin and bear it* Dr. at the He was 3 j Dick Kerr M 6-1-55 As of June 30, 1954 vie had 67 members* were admitted during membership,6 separations, vdth a net membership of 74 July 1, 1955, 1949 to Nancy A* Payne at Mooseheart, 111. They have 3 children Stephen, Mark and Barbara. He served in 4-1-55 5-1-55 <« j j. j xi. i carried on masthead of the Bulletin. The slogan is "The Singingest Club in U.S.A. This May, 1946 having duty both in the European ^ Ue^Mrioe and Asian theatres. He was a member of Payne who has for years so very ably led Sigma Chi fraternity in college and is now a member of the Methodist Church. He the Coldvmter ^lub's singing. states he doesn't have any hobbies, no Tuesday's program was in charge of Mac food likes or dislikes, he is 5 ft, 10 in, McKeith who had as his speaker, Maren tall and weighs 170 lbs. He lives at 63 N. Hudson and his telephone # is 568, By the way, he will be the youngest member of the Coldwater Rotary Club, During the past year the following men admitted to membership! Harold Mitchell 1Crl« Sokwexgei Douglas Woodward Orri© "Gilbert Seton B'ovee Duke Davidson Bert Fa Her Harold Goodholm Axner Olson Ted Sowers Chester Curry 7-13-54 «-«4-54 6-24-54 10-5-54 12-7-54 12-7-54 1-11-55 3-1-55 5-24-55 5-24-55 John Rick ^-21-55 ^-28-55 Clyde Williams i6-28-55 Bill Frankhauaer, Ira King and Guvarie Coffman were reelected to Honorary Mem bership for the year 1955-56 Mr* Coffman Pistor the German exchange student who has during the past -year made her home with Mr. a ni Mrs, Geo, Gray of Union City, Maren told us of her life in Germany, of their flight from the Russian occupied tfriM in^ Allied and then of her coming to America where sh« bulioved and Indians were running loose. She is certainly an excellent example of what the exchange student program can do for a youngster- from a different countrj^. Ben Burke who attended the T/olverine B*ya» State is to be the guest of .the club on July 5 and will give us a short report on his attendance there. The program is to be in charge of Torg Skabo and is '^Tho Presidents' Day”, Torg will be the 34th president of the Coldwater Rotary Club, Absent on Tuesday were; Avery, Bobier, Burandt, Bob ^ivormore, Lyon, Mitchell, was transferred to Honorary %mbership on Schwengel, Sowers, S^van, Teeter, Thomas, Vanr^by^ Vinton^ Wnlriron and V(fiyt r7 Mulehahey February 1^ 1055. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS -w Elks Tempi* — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF BY of Functions of the Committee This committee shall A. Buyer-Seller MICH. eoordinote the supervise activities ELECTION the club machinery on the tion of the plans and program of ; Fritz Van Aken, Chairman A. Attendance. ' Wayne Wayi'Bob ■ Livermore. Holtz. r ri u "o II *● Ed doltz. Bor ley Trebilcock ’. Aken 1' I Regular Board of Directors Meetirig, first of-each month, Bent.' Public K. Music. Holtz. 21—Lewis Pennington hj* III. and G NERAL SECR'E-TARY’ ROTARY , 28—Chet Allemier Charles C. Rural-Urban, Dean. O. Youth. ■ Dale Mourice. Payne, Sto. Dole Thomas. Ed assist .Harvey . sibilities in their-vocational rela..“°':°"‘ INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219TH .DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL , Dr. Tt E. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. ● their respective vocations. In the;B. International .'2-0)is Barnes 19—Keith Avery 19—Ken Children] Party) 23—Keith Pearce 30—Corl Vinton ' 25—Hal ' v o u » n ir Information. Ed Holtz. ■] Munn 10-Lester Wise II^Bob Shaw (Ladies' Night) 24—Bpl^ Livermore 31-^Ras.'Woodward (Rotary Information) JUNE 7—Barnfcei Trqbllcock Night) ' 14—Howord Teeters ● 21—Warren Willioms 28—Mac McKeith Cori tacts) . .Mac (Tfi-Sfale MAY 3—Howord Swan JANUARY Contacts. Putnam Meeting) 16.—Surprise Meeting ' event committees orfi 'appointodi Mark-Andrews. ■ on particular phoses of voeational'c. Internafionol Student Pfoiecf. i [service, Jhis committee frioll-suiftr. * Jockson II—Stu, Picard (Children's „ Byron ‘ .<-u triqan. ● lionships and in improving lhe!”',,''’**';"°*'*'’°‘ general standards of practice in; McKeith. Van Aken 29—John 5—Don Harris (Crippled 2—Stog Night—H.’J. McKnlght RichaiiJ' Biringer Dean, Rus- Picard, the fnembers of this united in the ideal of service. c.„ Banquet) 5—Mark Andrews . ^Inlernatiorfbl Information) INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ● .DECEMBER |To encourage and foster the ad-i 7—Dole Dean (Ladies' Ivancement of international undsfr- SERVICE 15—Dick Kerr (All Sports 22—Fritz APRIL nam. club in discharging their respon- Geo ge R. Means, Chicago,. Illinois ● * ' OCTOBER Children. Moore 6—Bob Lyons Vocalional Service Committee: Thislstonding, good will, and peace - 14—Harvey Moss committee shall devise and carry through a World fellowship' of 21—James McComb into effect plans which will guido'business and professional men' 28—Byron Thomas INTERNATIONAL . (Fair Grounds) and ● sell Wqldfonv VOCATIONAL DISTRI :T 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL *● I—Russ 14—Guvarie Coffman, Moss, Dan Harrh, Kenneth Put-. Vincent Woodward. J. Sergeant-at-’Arms. Taylor, Chicago, MARCH 7—Warner Vap Aken obligations of the third obieet, 6. Crippled Information. Kornsfien, Hal Munn. I. Rotary Information. Presidenl Weeks Leslie SEPTEMBER Rotary — "to encourage Rice Meeting) Holtz E. Magazine. Roy- Patterson. ers in the. comrhunity. 26—Vincent Kornsfien'' Wm. F.' Membership) (Public Information] Milnes, James McComb, Choirman. Robert. Shaw, ● A. Community Safety. - Webster^ Treat. ' . .. G. Program Chairman. Harvey NOVEMBER , . H. 12:15 Spec at Meetings* at the call of the PRESl )ENT ROTARY John Jackson. bu&ines> ond community life. Tn* « r r_ r_ of thU object U-to influence Mulchahey. individually and as i . B 15-AI 22—Torg Skabo (Anniversary (International Student) COMMUNITY SERVICE 'of 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safety) 8—Paul Hurley [Competitor Relations) Burandl 17-Bill Milnes 31-Fred D. Fellowship. James Van. Why,] members of the Rotary Club, to be j John Wolker. thoughtful of and hjjpful to ofh- " Ho\ ard Swan J. ■ C. Club Bulletin. Ray Jaires McComb He bert ' FEBRUARY 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 24-Ed Relations. It is the duty of the Community . iService Committee to discharge B. Classification. ● Warner Voni^**'®" Aken, Warren Williams, Ed'?''*r>' DIRECTORS The Pre ideht, Vice-President, and— Thu sdoy Paul 3—Gust execu- the Aims ond Objeels Committee. LESTER WISE, Treasurer Weeks Relations. pointed on particular phoses of p TfQj. Associations. club service, in order to develop! Woodword. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Fre« Wm. the Magazine Committees and suchl Charles Schmitt, other committees os may be ap- D. Four-Way Test, , TORG SKABO, Vice-President Van Relations. formation, Public Information ond C. Employer-Employee ERNEST LUSE, President Frit: _ PROGRAMS AUGUST Bobler. of . the Classification, Membership, B. Competitor Program, Fellowship, Rotary In- Hurley, 1954-1955 1954-1955 ROTARY such committees. 'Fred Weeks. Chairman. ond OFFICERS vise ond coordinate the activities CLUB SERVICE (International JULY- 5—Presidents Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trode . 11—Charles Schmitt ‘(Employer-Emp loyee. Rel.) W«-J'a*)es Van Why 19—Wiiford 25-Roy 26—Wayne Way ..Associations) Patterson (Magazine) Couillard The al ove is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you want to change dates witlj^ another member, advise the program chairmgn of the change. HARVEY Memb r$ having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W 4* f.-f ●-●r? - ■ *->. ● t ■[ V, ■ ^ * ti.f ■ rr .\A^ ' 4 ik '-yts- i ■y ●1 * X. t . r. ● ■. 'CS’i-F * - ● TfiTr. - « . *J. e -t ■ . 'i i' '■'f 1 . V I > J. I i. I ● t J f I ● UNITfO' ( The COLDWATER See. 34.6.' Rotary REFLECTOR V Frederick H« 'I''' V Pobilshed by > ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, ^Meeting *1 2 : 1 5 p.m VISITING Time: MICHIGAN TUESDAY ARLINGTON HOTEL ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Weeks Quality SprlDg Products* Xue. Coldvater* Mich. ;●( :*/ �tt He Profits .Most Who Serves Best )) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Pgbiished by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin No* 1 July 8, 1955 Here is the dope on Clyde Harold We note from "the Angola Rotary Club Bulletin that they have a student Williams who was taken into the loan fund* club on Tuesday, June 28* He was born in Gilead Twp ●» Branch fund is raised through the efforts of the club and any student attending on accredited college or college approved by the Club may borrov/,. Co. on Feb. 11, 1926. His father is D. Warren Williams and his mother, before her The amounts available marriage, was LeMoine Wilkins, Ke Graduated from ^ronson High are as follows: Freshmen: $200.j School in 1944 and served in t/1‘3 n.S. Navy in '45-46 at LVViw. Memphis, Tenn. and also at Oklahoma O.-ty, He was married on March 5, 1949 av, Gcurgis, Michigan to Wilma J* Harman ih.ey have one daughter, Jean Ann, :.s 3-g- years old. He is a Mason and □'●'tends the Congregational Church at o r:’':*Mon. His hobbies are fishing, huntT'V' v;hv n The ng and golf. He lives at RFD 1, ;idT/ater and his telephone No» is 54F3* Sophomores: $250.; Juniors $3CD Seniors $350,, graduate students $350. ond students of nursing, $250. It is considered as a loan--n':t a gift--and all of them must be repoid.Payments must begin 6 months after grad’ uation and the entire loan must be repu.-.d wiidiin 5 years* It would seem that this is an extremely fine thing and somethin? which might be considered by the CRC in their planning to help someone* Tuo^d.ay's meeting shows very clearly There are 20 proposed enactment resolutiDn? t\ab Coldwater is to be located in a summer r.iso'irt area since we had a large group ci' visitors from outside the Jitate. Guests included: W. Worth Parks, 6f G-ouvenneur, N.Y; Jesse Haines, phillips- considered at the 1956 conventic3i of R.I, at Philadelphia in June, 1956 They will be covered by the Bulletin c:i a weekly basis. The first amendment has "o do with attendonce. As it now stands a member may make up by attending any otiirr Rotary club 6 days immediately preceed-ing the date of absence or on any 6 days Roy r.ensninger. Union City; Robert Wilhelm, immediately following the day of absenaei burg: 0.; Howard Eggleston, T'.-lodo; C. G. Goll, Stryker, 0.; Vic Lockhart., Mont pelier, 0.; C. D- McKenzie oi Q-iincy; Charles Pixley, Gordon Brewer, Dick This would be amended to include that ab- Schuitz, Glen Barnett and Bill Cadman, all sence may be made up by "attendance at a of Bronson, Dick Birringer had Bob Porter round table meeting organized when a Cl'ub postpones or changes the time and place of of Rochester, N.Y. as his guest. its regular meeting, Absent were: Avery, Bovee, Burandt, Denh, provided such notice is given to the Club." Goodholm, Harris, Lyon, Mitchell, Moore, Charter Night for the Athens Club is to be held July 19th in the Athens School gyn, Phil Lovejoy, past R*I* Secretary, has beoi secured as the speaker* The price is $3^ Tuesday's meeting which was the first and since this will probably be one of the presided over by the new President, Torg Skabo, was given over largely to acquaint- last charter nights in this District, or very close, an effort should be made to ing the club with the members of the various committees. He was presented with attend* Make your reservations with your editor* his new gavel by the immediate pastpresident, Ernie Luse. Torg has done a Lou Pennington spent several days in good job in selecting his committees and we hope to have as successful a year as Lansing recently on business. Olson, Patterson, and Vinton. Pearce, Shaw, Thomas There were 8 early leavers^ the one just past.^_ President Torg Skabe is vacationing at This bulletin wants to acknowledge to the the lake, club members the helpfulness of Ernie Luse, as president during the year just com pleted. It was a great pleasure to work with him and your editor fully enjoyed it. Rotarians should read the article on page 48 in the July Rotarian* It has to do with the biography of A.Z. Baker, Rotary Ray Mulchahey President for 1955-56* You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES OF MICH. BY committee shall supervise and coordinate the the Classification, activities ELECTION Membership, B. Competitor Fellowship,' Rotory JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary LESTER WISE, Treasurer A. Attendance. Livermore. DIRECTORS Holtz Jomes McComb Barney Trebilcock Aken Fred Weeks Regular Board of Directors Meeting, first of each month, 12:15 Special Meetings at^ the call of the President Aken, INTERNATIONAL J. Taylor, Chicogo, SECRETARY III. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL George R. Means, Chicago, Illinois GOVERNOR 219TH DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Or. T. E. the ideals Ed every Rotarian to Williams, of his John Walker. Robert Shaw. G. Program Chairman. Harvey' H. Public information. Vincent Bent. Schmidt, Jackson, Mich. A. Community service Dean. D. Youth. Dole K. Music. Maurice Poyne, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Thomas. Ed and the members of Stu. vancement of general and in standards improving of practice the A. In Byron 7—Warner Von Aken Coffman Internationol Information] Barnes 26—Vincent (Public Kornstien Van Aken 29—John Jackson 16—Surprise Meeting under 21—James McComb McKeith (Internotionol Contacts) 5—President's Meeting 12—Leslie Woodward (Trade Kerr 11—Charles Schmitt (Employer-Employee i Teeters Williams JULY 4—Robert B. j 7—Barney Trebilcock 14—Howard 21—Worren 2B—Mac 28—Byron Thomas Mac (Rotary JUNE Dean (Ladies' Night) 14—Harvey Moss McKeith. Wise 17—Bob Show (Lodies' Night), 31—Chas. Woodward Information) Vinton 7—Dale 3—Howard Swan 10—Lester 24—Bob Livermore 23—Keith Pearce ● 30—Carl Munn MAY 2—Stog Night—H. J. McKnight 9—Rich'drd Biringer i Harris (Crippled Children) 11—Stu Picard (Children's Parly) 19—Ken Putnam (Tri-Stale Meeting) 26-Hal Information] DECEMBER Ed Holtz. 22—Fritz 5—Don Andrews JANUARY Contacts. Moore 8—Bob Lyons 15—Dick Kerr (Alt Sports Banquet) 19—Keith Avery SERVICE international Skabo (Anniversary MARCH 14—Guvarie 12—Otis Dale Dean, Rus- their respective vocations. In the B. International Information. Mork Andrews. event committees are appointed on particular phases of vocational C. International Student Project, I service, this committee shall super- Weeks Webster Picard, Rice Meeting) (International I club in discharging their respon- Howard Swan, Chairman. tionships HoiU 5—Mork this united in the Ideal of service. |sibilitlcs in their vocational rela 24-Ed OCTOBER Children. Harvey Harris, Kenneth Put INTERNATIONAL assist 22—Torg APRIL by good will ond. peace committee shall devise and carry through a world fellowship of into effect plans which will guide business and professional men and Milnes 28—Chet AMemier To encourage and foster the ad Vocational Service Committee: This standing, 17-BIII NOVEMBER B. Crippled Moss, Don Charles'C. Rural-Urban. ; sell Waldron. Woodward. J. Sergeant-at-Arms. 15-AI (Fair Grounds) 21 —Lewis Pennington nam. Kornstien, Hal Munn. I. Rotary tnformotlon. Relations) 10—Dist. Gov. Meeting 1—Russ personal, Safety. Treat. 1—Webb Treat (Com. Safely) 8—Paul Hurley (Competitor SEPTEMBER business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence C. Club Bulletin. Ray Mulchahey. Rotorians, individually and as D. Fellowship.' James Von Why, members of the Rotary Club, to be ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY GENERAL Van foster Warner FEBRUARY Burandt 31-Fred John Jackson. of Rotary — "to encourage Warren Holtz. Holtz. Herbert Schmitt. PROGRAMS (International Student) thoughtful of and helpful to oth!ors in the community. E. Magozine. Roy Patterson. F. Membership. Wm. Milnes, James McComb, Chairman. Swon DISTRICT 219 Chorles Relotions. Service Committee to discharge Wayne Wqy, Bob the obligotions of the third object B. Classification. The President, Vice-President, and— Thursday Paul It is the duty of the Community Fritz Von Aken, Chairman Van Relations. In ROTARY 3—Gust pointed on particular phases of E. Trode Associations. Leslie club service, in order to develop Woodward. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and progrom of COMMUNITY SERVICE the Aims and Objects Committee. TORG SKABO, Vice-President Fritz Wm. other committees as may be ap D. Four-Way Test. ERNEST LUSE, President Howord Relations. B6bier. of the Magazine Committees and such 1954-T955 Ed A. Buyer-Seller Hurley. formation, Public Information and C. Employer-Employee Program, 1954-1955 AUGUST !pred Weeks, Chairman. Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS |Vise and coordinate the activities of such committees, CLUB SERVICE Associations) Rel.) 18—James Van Why 25—Roy Patterson (Magazine) .19—Wilford Couillard 26—Wayne Way The above is our program schedule for the year 1954-55. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. HARVEY Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with -the details. BENT, Program Chairman Telephone 743-W I er T/?e COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, T ?? JUl 8 C73 5 Pm 1955 Frederick H* Weeks Quality Spring Products. Inc Coldwater, i£ich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY 12:15 p.m., ARLINGTON HOTEL VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME r Dj �July 7, 1955 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below, Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Name John T, Major Dean Real Classification Estate Minor Classification Real Estate Agency, Additional Signed -* J. A. Kennedy, Active Secretary �Bulletin No. July 15# 1955 2 Last week vie gave you the first of the ^ proposed amendments which are to be pre sented in Philade?.phia, The second, amar.dment was proposed by Dist-. 138 of Argentina.. It is as follows: *'The membership of any active, past service, or senior active member, except as here inafter provided, vjhose percentage of attendance is less than sixty per cent or vjhose attendance in this club is less than three-fourths of such minimum attendance during the fifst or second six months of the club’s fiscal year ● shall automatically terminate, unless he is excused by the board of directors The program for Tuesday# July 12# was in charge of Les Y/oodward who had as his guest speaker, Don Moe, who is the Secretary-Manager of the Michigan Retail Lumberman’s Assoc, He told us of the growth of retail associations which began in 1863 and is still growing, He told rf the accomplishments of the organization and the services which they give to their members. This includes a wide variety of help and is aimed in providing collectively those things which members could not be able to provide individually. At last Tuesday’s meeting Glenn Holtz told for good and sufficient reason"c the club of his week’s stay at Camp Emery in Muskegon, Apparently Glenn profited President A. as much from his experience there as Z. Baker has outlined five aims for 1955-56 for Rotary Inte'rnational, boys tvho have attended previously. It has to do with the development of our resources and the program suggests: DO NOT FORGKT THE 1) We can develop our resource of man ATHENS CLUB power by making more Rotarians. SINNER IS TO BE AT 6:30 AT THE HIGH SCHCOL GYM AT ATHENS. PHIL LO'^HIJOY IS TO BE THE 2) We can develop our resource of ideal ism in business by putting Rotary to work where we work. 3) We can develop our resource of neighborliness by liv ing Rotary in our communities. 4) We can develop our resource of understand ing through personal acquaintance local ly and by extending that acquaintance throughout the world. 5) Y/e can develop our resources for the future by helpful assistance to youth today. CHARTER NIGHT FOR THE TUESDAY, JULY 19 .> THE SPEAKER AND THE TARIFF IS WE URGE ALL MEN mo HAVE BE^^N ADMITTED TO THE CLUB WITHIN THE LAST YEiiR TO ATTET:ID. YOUR EDITOR BELIEVES THAT THEY Om IT TO THE CLUB TO ATTEND IF AT ALL POSSIBLE. EVERY MEt^BER OF THE CLUB WILL BE GALLED SOMETIME MONDAY AND IT WILL BE A'f-TRECIATED IF YOU W LL LEAVE WORD AT YOUR OFFICE OR WITH YOUR ROTARY ANN l^THFR YOU PLAN TO GO. THIS WILL PROBABLY BE THE LAST CHART* ER NIGHT CLOSE TO COLDWATER AND CERTAINLY Absent at Tuesday’s meeting were: A^ery.' \'?E SHOULD H/lVS A GOOD ATTENDANCE™ Barnes, Bovee, Goodholm, Harris, Holtz, Bob Livermore, Lyon, McKeith, Mitchell, Moss, Olson, Patterson, S\'?an, Teeter, A tip of the hat to Bob Shaw for the and Clyde Yd-Hiams. company. b\iilding of their new factory^ This will Thomas, Toupalik, Vinton, Warren 'Nilliams add greatly to the facilities of the Guests included Rotarians: Fred H. Allen of Newcastle.. Pa,; E, W. Burkey, Mantua, Ohio; Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind,; Ben Kaauss and Noel A. Pease, VanWert, Ohio; R. Schauer, Fairborn, Ohio; Howard Rotary Clubs have now been organized in Ethiopia- and Nyasaland which now makes 92 countries that have Rotary clubs. There are approximately 414,000 Rotarians in the world. Eggleston, Toledo, 0.; Ed Meyer, Hammond, 7nd<.;{ Bob Stocker of Sronson, Henry Gomley of (Bronson, and Oscar Pence, of Angela, Ind. Harvey Merrill of Kalamazoo was the guest of stew Picard and 7^83^6 Way had his father. Dr, Alfred Way of Kalamazoo, as his guest. Ray Mulchahey �a i 1 r,, ●t t t. I UNITED STATES Ov./j; V o O ●31 <6M / ^ rewT^ Frederick H. Weeks Quality Spring products* IttC Coldwater, Mich. �Bulletin No. 3 July 22, 1955 The charter night at Athene has come and gone and your editor has rather mixed feelings regarding it. The turn out far exceeded all expectations, the f*od and program was good, but the setting left Proposed Enactment No, 3 which is to bo considered at Rotary International in Philadelphia in 1956 has to d« with the provisions relating to the corn- position of -the council «f past-presidents much to be desired. The gyacnaslum where the dinner and program was held was insufferably hot and this was a greet The new provision states that the c»unoll H2 past presidents shall be a standing council composed of the past presidents ii^S by everyone v/ho attended. holding membership in a member club, deterrent t* the enjoyment of the even- Those ^//h* attended from Coldvrator were Torg Skabc, Byron Thomas, Harold Gocdh*lm, A*ner Olson and your Editor. Torg presented the flag and standard t# the now club on behalf of the Coldwater Rotary Club which furnished this equipment to the Athens club* On Tuesday, July 19th, John Thomas Doan was admitted to tho Coldwater Club as its newest member, He was bom May 21, 1927 in Branch County, I His father was L'sra 0, Dean and his mothe-r before hor marriage was Marguerite Ambrose, He completed the 8th grade at Fiske School, graduated from Coldwater High Sehoel and from Argubright Business College at Battle Crook. He served in the U.S. Navy from April, 1945 until July, 1946 and after his boot comp at Groat Lakes was sent to duty in the Philippines. He was married on. July 28, 1950 to prior to the immediate past president A tip of the hat t» Vince Kornstein and Dale Dean *0 the homes which they a re building. Grand Street will be becoming krwwn as Rotary Row if the trend continues. Guests on Tuesday included the fallowing Rotarians; Allen Stevens, White Plains, N.Y,; Ben Knauss, Van Wert, Ohio; E.W. Burkey, Mantua, 'Ohio; Herward Eggleston, Toledo, Ohie; C, F. lehman, Stryker, Ohio; Geo. Haramersley, Frankfort, Ind.; Clare -Hollister, Bronson; and Dave Jordan, sr ● » of the Angela Club had his son. Dale ^Jordan, Jr,, of Now Haven, Connecticut as his guest* Absent werei Barnes, Kent, Bovee, Burandt, Goodholm, Harris, Hill, Kornstein, Lyon, McComb, Pearce, Schwengel, Fritz Van Aken, Warner Van Aken, Van Why, and Vinton, Valerie Kennedy, the daughter «f our We note that the early leavers list is Secretory, and they have tnr* ^u.ldrem» 'increasing in number. We dislike drawing John Gregory and-Jeffery Scott. His attention to this fact but feel that it hobbies are golf and hunting and ho is should be curtailed unless it is absolute b member of the Jr, Chamber of Commerce, ly necessary that somecne leaves. Ho attends the First Presbyterian Chureh, is 6 ft, tall, and weighs 160 lbs, He At Tuesday* s'meeting your editoi* sat. next lives at 420 Grand Street where his telephone No. is 1261. Ho*is associated in the insurance and real estate business with his brother, ..Dale, vjh/? is our ^ergeant of arms. i.I. has made available the proceedings Qf the goLddn anniversary convention, fhe cost is $2.00 each and requests for this should be made to R.I. in Erenstfsn, Illinois. 7e jtcfte that ihere have been 473 — now pJ-uba formed in 52--countries since July 1954* This makes 8776 clubs with il4,?00O members at present. It is with regret that we note Mrs, Warner /an Aken is ill at the ^#BUzmnity Health Center. We sincerely hope that her con» iitlon improves and she is sooa dis^ ■charged. Q guest Rbtarinn who aracie this comment, "I wish my club* could hear this gang sing, saidi The bulleti?>-editors of District 219 are now publishing a district bulletin on “monthly basis and your editor is t« publish the issue for August. In view of W»rld-Fellonohip WeoJt' Rotary service, which is to be held from October 19 to 24, it weuld appear that each club might put on some special pro» gram, for that week, and we Rotary is world wide s}m>uld^give recognition to it. Ray Mulchnhey �I ● f r' r». ● ^ ■ t ■ t u' ‘i . V 'V r» I I J . V 1- ● rc hV < *■ I*; . I ●< ● ; « ;:T : t » ; ● f a;. [●.' :T'0 <. r. j J " r CM I *■ .. J a.' » Vi .v v" If :r * y ● * i * li.t i t -» ● * W . . k. "w- « . « * » . .●> I « i I ♦ 4 .. i i * >● ?J I f > HTi A \ » t- W k ●#« V » ■ i 4 a > t » t « I. A 9 ' :\ »■ UNITED J L - 1^ STATES % POSTAGE J 1 \ i Tj- 2 CENTS 2^ ●● V ● .TTI T Frederick H. Weeks Quality Spring Products* lac Coldwater* Mich, 4 �'*He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, MIchigoi The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. July 29, 1955 4 At Tuesday*s meeting President Torg announced that Dist. Governor George Dean is to visit the club on August 16th and ther© will be a club assembly when he visits Coldwater. From the Dist. bulletin we got an outline of what constitutes a good club assembly and it states that all club officers, Proposed Enactment No. 4, which is to be considered at Philadelphia in June of 1956t A conference of Rotarians of each District shall be held annually at such time and place in the district as shall be agreed upon by the district governor and the presidents of a majority of the clubs of the district, provided that the all club committcemen--including sub- dates committees--should attend and each selected for the district assembly, the international assembly or the inter committee chairman should be prepared to write his report of what his commit tee is planning to do for 1he coming year and be prepared to discuss it with the members present, visable ^t would seem ad for each committee chairman to hold one or more meetings of his com mittee prior to the date of the club assembly and prepare a typewritten re port (3 copies) outlining what the selected are not the national convention. same as those The board of direct* ors (a) may authorize two or more dis tricts to hold their conferences conjoint^ ly within the boundaries of any of the districts concerned, or (b) under ex ceptional circumstances, may authorize any district to hold its conference out side the boundaries of such district,” (At the present time the meeting must bo oommitTee intends to do, how it plans to do it, and what the committee has held between October 1st and March 15.) done to date. Absent Tuesday were* Harris, Hurley, Kornstein, Bob Livermore, Lyons, Mitchell, It is suggested that all of the committee reports be put together in a manila folder so that it will pre sent D business-like and well organized Pearce, Putnam, ^chwengel, Sowers, Toupalik and I^es Woodward. appearance. It is not too early for tha assembly at this time and it viill aid both President Torg and Dist. Governor There were only 3 early leavers. George if this is done* Guests Tuesday’s meeting was in charge of Wayne Way who presented Warren Williams and his slides of his trips to the Dakotas, Montana, Wyoming and Utah. The pictures were good and showed the various interests which Warren and his family have developed. Many of the members wish they could take such similar trips. Included Rotarians Allen B. Stevens of White Plains, N.Y.; Howard Eggleston, Toledo, 0.; Ralph Cook and John Cavnarotti Granville, Ohio; Rex Orton, Allegan; Bob Stocker, ^ronsonj Quent Smith, Angola; and C, C. Travis of Grand Rapids who had as his guests, Charles Travis, also of Grand Rapids and Robert LeWitter, Detroit, Tom Shaw was the guest of his brother,Bob and Otis Barnes had as his guest, John Etsweiler, of the Community Health center. Apparently the Grand Ledge club had quite Here are some questions which every an adventure on the way home from the Rotarian should learn the answers to by Athens' Club Charter night in that they rescued a bunch of livestock and chickens himself. 1) What is the number of our Rotary District? 2) who is our District from a farm fire* The description of bulldogging steers at 2 o'clock in the morning and rescuing baby chicks in the middle of the night is quite graphic. Governor? 3) Of what Rotary Club is he a member? 4) As a Rotarian are you a member of Rotary International? 5) What Their closing comment is this: "Did you obligations does a ma^i assume in becoming e'^r’ eome in at 2:0CT‘A.M.' and tell your a member of a Rotary Club? You will be asked to answer these quest ions on next Tuesday and woo betide the guy who doeen't know the answersl little dove you were just out wrestling a few steers? DonttJ" We are glad to hear that Mrs. Warner VanAken has been discharged from the Health Center and is improved. We are, however, sorry to learn that Les iTToodward is under the weather from the heat* Ray Mulohahcy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elk, Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Poet Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Club Service service, this committee shall super committee shall coordinote the the Classification, vise and coordinote of such committees. Pennington, Chas. Fiske. pointed on particular phases of c. club service,, in order to develop Employer-Employee may be ap Ralph Toupalik JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James McComb, LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Foller, e. c. DIRECTORS Torg Skabo Jomes McComb Dale Dean e. f. Gust Membership — Robert Show, Taylor, Chicago, Bill GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY GEORGE F. sibilities tionships INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. general In their and in standards improving of practice their respective vocations. Lou novembIr8—Dick Guest—Edword Holtz, (The first name under each in committee is chairman) In the Dr. Harvey Moss t - Biringer 15—Public Information Duke' Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. 28—Competitor RelationsCharlie Fiske 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-SellerM. A. McKcith 20—All Sports Banquet— Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise APRIL- 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-State Meeting— Howard Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson ■ 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—John Night—Web Treoi Jackson 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller ; ● ●' 1—Crippled Children . Robert Lyons, 21—Russ Moore JUNE- Pennington Scholarships — Byron TJiomas, Chester Curry. the . Student g. Boys'4 Girls'Week — rela Information Barnes 25—Ladies' Night Alfred Rjce. respon vocational 18—Otis e. Rpral - Urban — Warren Williams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth — Axner Olson, f. Andrews Harold Munn Putnam, Services club in discharging their Nite — 11 —International Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth committee shall 'devis6 and carry e, DISTRICT, 4—Mork b. Crippled Children — Harvey Bobier. 31—Roy Patterson MARCH- Barney Trebilcock Trebilcock, Wayne Way. into effect plans;.which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this GOVERNOR 219fh is Chairman) ROTARY PROGRAMS a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- Vocational Service Committee: This INTERNATIONAL — Van V/hy c. . 1956 Information 24—Jim Harold Munn, Harold McFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Safety International Student Projects: Woyne Way Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry (The first nome under each 27—Stag Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. lit. ROTARY Milnes. 20—Chet Allemier ers In the community. (The first name under each committee is Chairman) Vocational Relationship— Rolph Toupalik 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt 9-Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. thoughtful of and helpful to oth 3—Ted Sowers 10—Employee & Employer — International committee Chairman) Byron Thomos JANUARY - 1P56 b. 1955 Community Service Rotary Information —● Ernest Luse, Leslie Woodward, Public Information — Duane Davidson, Ted Sowers, President k. Sergcant-ot-Arms — Dale Deon, J. Burandt is Contacts AUGUST - 1955 j. INTERNATIONAL Wm. Associations — committee Director-Chrmn. the obligations of the third object Torg Skobo 23-Ed Holtx of Rotary — "to encourage and 30—international Student foster the ideals of service by ● Fred Weeks every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner Van Aken Rotarians, individually and as 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice members of the Rotory Club, to be h. Magazine — Keith Avery, INTERNATIONAL Trade of Harold Goodholm, Bob Livermore Regular—First Thursday each Month, i. Herbert men Progrom — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings PRESIDENT ROTARY peace ward, John Walker, Webster Treat ROTARY and fellowship It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Roy Patterson Wilford' Couillard John Walker 219 will professional world Internationa] Relations— Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood President, Vice President, cand Fritz Von Aken Club o. (The first name under each b. Classificotion — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, DISTRICT good ond a united in the ideal of service. Donald Shorno Director-Chrmn. Eric Schwengel, Poul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B, K. Peorce. Speclol—At the coll of the standing, business Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plons and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Objects Committee. Roy Fox FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President 12:15 P. M. 6—Dr. B, K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships through of Stuart Picard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such DECEMBER- Services vancement of international under activities supervise activities other committees as TORG SKABO. President tuart Picard the International To encourage and foster the ad Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotory In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lev/is Will Couillard, ELECTION 1955-1956 The appoint^ on particular phases of vocational Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS BY event cc^mittees and are qS^ COMMITTEES 19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken Pufnom JULY- -● ● 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck 31—Bill Woodward Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairmen Telephone 125 . t UNITED STATES POHAGE The COLDWATER X. i Rotary REFLECTOR . ● ' I t : CENTS £ ●*' V «r ; » '.?●! V- A Frederick H* Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc* Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME . *o Coldwater, Uich* 3 �4i He Profits Most Who Serves Best 5? The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No* 5 August 5, 1955 Tuesday's meeting at the Arlington Hotel had an unusually large group of visiting Rotarians. These included: John Suppes and Bill Krouse of Defiance, 0.; Walter Beider, Middleton, 0.; Charles Lemans, Blythville, Ark,; Ken Miller of Detroit, >^uent Smith of Angola; Dale Ulery of The Rotary information meeting which was held under the leadership of Ernie Luse at the home of President Torg Skabo, was attended by four new Rotarians and other Rotarians who led in the dJ scussrn of Rotary* These included: -^resident Stocker and Clare Hollister of ^ronson. Torg, who gave a general resume of the growth of Rotary and its aims; Chuck Woodward who outlined community service; and Bob Shaw told of the administration, The program in charge of Gust Burandt types of membership, and how Rotary works. Croshen, Ind.; and Wendell Hathaway, Bob dealt with trade associations and James Alexander who was formerly Secretary of is now Ass^t. Sec* in Battle Creek, The Club is keeping three copies of the history of Rotary which has been pub lished by Rotary International and these traced the are for loan to the club members. the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce, and formation of trade associa tions which came into being because of the ability of a group to do things to gether which they could not do as in dividuals. The first such group was formed in New York in 1768 and since, that time the movemeht has spread very widely. At the present time there are 3500 Chambers of Commerce in the United States to help business. At the Directors* meeting on Thursday, August 4 it was decided that when a spon sor brings in a ne\v member he is to be responsible for that member for s period of about six weeks, In this way it^will help new Rotarians to become better acquainted with other members and to "break the ice". It was announced at the board meeting that the Rotary Club has bought a TV set to be used in the large ward at the CommLinity Health Center. In this way all patients will have the benefits of the television. The following men have wedding anniver saries this month: McComb, Aug, 21st; Coffman, Aug. 3rd; Rice, Aug. 17th; n Osgood'* Thomas, Aug* 22; Bob Lyons, Aug* 24th, The following Rotarians have birthdays this month: Way, Aug. 2 3rd; Jim McComb, and Ernie Luse, Aug, 30th* Wayne Way is opening up a new Olds dealership on the corner of Pearl and W. Chicago streets in the garage formerly operated by the Studebaker dealer. Keith Avery is dean of the tri-district Methodist camp at Dowling, Michigan Howard Teeter is planning on attending an insurance meeting in the very near future at Mackinac Island. Apparently he enjoyed himself in N.Y. since he’s going to another convention so soon* Remember Howard, there are no filling stations on Mackinao Island We under- stand Ernie ^ise is soon to leave for a vacation to visit his son in California** Bob and Anne Shaw are soon to leave Absent on Tuesday were: Avery, Barnes, Bobier, Goodholm, Harris, Hurley, for New York....We understand that Barney Kornstein, Lyon, Mitchell, Moore, We've seen Riley at Marble Lake everything but we've never before seen an air-conditioned dog kennel which is being installed by Keath Pearce Olson, Sowers, Vinton, Way, Curry, and Clyde ViiiliQms. There were only 5 early leavers* . A tip of the hat to Ken Putnam for help ing gather the scuttle butt. Trebilcock has been living the life of Don Shorno has installed air-conditioning in his office and Fritz Van Aken is build ing a new kitchen at his home Webb Treat has a new Olds Holiday and Jess Waldron has a new boat.. So much for scuttle butt. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION - Porker inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK Post Tovern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. Functions of This OFFICERS BY evant eommittaas are appointed on particular phases of vocotional COMMIHEES OF the Committee committee shall and coordinate the the Classification, supervise of Stuart activities TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Atiendonce — Albert Poller, c. DIRECTORS Club Andrews, Carl e. Bent, f. Membership — Robert Shaw, g. Music — Maurice Poyne, Chester Curry, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Board of Directors Meetings Month, i. P. M. j. Rotary Public Bill 27—Scholarships of Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 ROTARY club in sibilities INTERNATIONAL F. DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. discharging their in 16—District Gov. Meet. Committee every Rotorian to 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' WeekChester Curry 21—Russ to discharge his 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-SellerM. individually and Skabo Student APRIL- 3-‘4-Way Test—Roy Fox - MAY- 18—Otis 1—Children's 15—Bob Information 29—John Barnes 5—Rotory Information Pennington Les Woodward 12—Bert Falter 19-Paul Hurley 1—Crippled Children 26—Ken Putnam Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer Robert Lyons, Holtz, 15—Public JULY- 3—President's Meeting Information 10—Dr. Don Shorno Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 2P-0r. John Rick rela (The first nome under each committee is chairman] The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- NOVEMBER- Alfred Rice, Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Shaw ‘ 22—Lodies' Munn 25—ladies' Night Lou Parly— .. Axner .Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell Andrews Harold Urban — Warren f. Student Guest—Edward g. Boys' & Girls' Week Chester Curry. the 24—Eric Schvt'e'hgel Nite — 4—Mark Williams, Russell Waldron, respon Howard Teeter Barney Trebilcock 11—International Livermore 17—Tri-State-. Meeting— 6—Wornar Von Aken o. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERTrebilcoelc, Wayne Way. Rurol 10—Bob 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier 27—Stag McKeith Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise Fred Weeks os A. 20—All Sports Banquet— Holtz 30—International personal, Relations— Charlie Fiske Milnes Torg 23-Ed by Moore 28—Competitor business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- e. tionships and in improving general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the FEBRUARY- Burondt Service d. Youth — Axner Olson, their vocational 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson Association Gus 9—Bill Putnam, Services Ralph Toupalik MARCH- It is the duty of the Community Vocotional Service Committee: This DISTRICT, 2—Trade Community Service & Employer Relationship— 1955 ■ 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth III. 3—Ted Sowers 10—Employee AUGUST - 1955 committee shall dovuse ond carry e. into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this ROTARY men 20—Rev. Keith Avery committee is Chairman) b. Crippled Children — Harvey Bobier. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE peace (The first name under each Gust Burandt (The first name under eoch committee is Chairman) thoughtful of and helpful to oth Information — Duane Vocational GOVERNOR 219fh and fellowship Bob Livermore — Ernest ers in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward, Dale Deon, Director-Chrmn. (The first nome under each committee is Chairman] INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY will professional world Trade Associations — members of the Rotary Club, to be Information Dean. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL good and a Knight. Internotional Student Projects: Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. Rotarlons, Davidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dole Taylor, Chicago, 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton under united in the ideal of service. c. foster the ideols of service Richard Biringer, Webster Treat J. McKeith, the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage ond Program — Douglas Woodword, Harvey John Walker Herbert business Bulletin — word, John Walker, Roy Patterson Dale Dean Wilford Couillord ROTARY e. Vinton, Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood- The President, Vice President, and Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo PRESIDENT through Donald Shorno Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, lb. Classification — Edword Holtz, Mark 12!l5 standing, Direetor-Chrmn. Ray Fox Objects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. Regular—First Thursday each Picard, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretory tuart Picard the activities vancement of international vise and coordinate of such committees. DECEMBER- Services and foster the ad Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillord, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relotions— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop b. Inlernationol Information — Howord Teeter the club machinery on the execu Harold Munn, Harold Mction of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Tost — ELECTION 1955-1956 lames McComb International service, this committee shall super* To encouroge 17—Lloyd Livermore 24-^huck Woodward 31-^ill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Telephone 125 t. '■ i! ●Vf-i' ■f ,-nT' L ♦ ●, \ ■V" .■ . , . -I F' .'j'rV.7.' : ● t ● p ^ ●1 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by Frederick H. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Weeks Quality Spring Products, inc* Coldwater, Mich, �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 12, 1955 Bulletin No. 6 It seems proper and fitting that the members of the CRC should know some thing about the man who is the present club president: on June 26, Torg Skabo was born 1904 at Perth, N. Dakota. Now Perth,N*D. has a population of 153 and is about 30 miles south of the Canadian border and about 8 miles west of the town of Crocus. He v/as of Paul and Randine Skabc, who the son came from upper and lower Skab« farm in Next week is to be Governor’s Day at the Coldwater Club and ^’res. Torg is asking that every member make an effort to be there. Governor George Ddan is to speak at the noon luncheon and there will be a club assembly in the evening at 6:30 at the Arlington. Torg is asking that oil directors and committee chairmen bo present and he is especially urging all He graduated from grade school new members who hove been admitted to the Club within the last year to make a special effort to be there, Dinner is at Perth, attended high school at Bisbee which is a small town lying south and east of Perth, and completed his ed All committee chairmen are urged, roquesi Norway. ucation at the University of N. Dakota, graduating there in business administra tion in 1929, He has been with the Gamble Co* for some 25 years and has been located in the following townsJ Huron, S. Dakota; Red Oak, Iowa; Minneapolis, Minn.; Freeport, 111.; St. Johns, Mich.; Oivosso, Mich.; Billings, Mont.; back to I4innea- polis, and came to ^oldv^f^ter in 1951 where he is the local manager of tho distribution center, While at the Univ. of N, Dakota he was enrolled in ROTC and kept up his reserve commission. He vms called into active duty in 1941 and served until November, 1945, He was discharged as a Major in the Army. He was attached to the Military Intelli gence and served at Fort Custer, St. Louis, Y/ashington, D.C.j Madison, Wis.j North Ireland, England* France and Germany. „ . ^ « 4. ^ nocjci 4-^ He. wns married on Sept. 4. 1933 to be en the club. ed, and ordered to turn in to Torg by Saturday P.M, a written report of their proposed activities for his committee for the coming year. The Program for August 9 was in charge of Bill Milnes yho had as his guests, sheriff Neil Pfest and Mr. George Roy, parole officer for Branch-Calhoun-Barry counties. Mr. Roy has been with the Dept^ of Corrections for several years and he outlined for the club a case history of a young man who has been on parole but has been involved in difficulty and is being returned to prison. The difficulties which this young man has experienced gave the members something to think about. Someone failed and it would be interest ing to know what would have happened to him had the young man gotten a fair break© Tuesdayte visiting Rotarians were: Dalo Ulery, Goshen; C.R, Young, Hicksville,0.j Virgil Fogle, Newark, 0.; John Maney, Van winchester. Geneva, Hellie Behrenn and they have one daughter, miitehouse, Carlisle. Ky.; Robert Peggy, born Dec, 26, 1936 at Freeport, Beeson, Hagertown, ind.; Ed Meyer, Hommond, 111, She has completed one year at Ind.; J, W. Elwell, Homilton, 0.; Spencer Albion College and plans to attend Owens, Augusta; Judd Perkins, Muskegon; Western College of Education this coming Bruce Wilbur, Bronson; Elmer Dobson, year. He belongs to the American Legion, Quincy; Elwyn Eodley, Noel Shedd and the Flks, and Rotary; attends the Harold Pringle of Sturgis. Presbyterian Church and among his lut fisk. favorite dishes are steak, kake. He dislikes nutmeg—prefers A tip of the hat to prits VanAken with his dinnomon in his apple pie. His wife buys his ties, his daughter calls him much that he's lost track of the number of gallons he*s given to this project. daddy, he is 6 ft. tall, weighs 180 lbs and his lives at 153 E. Chicago St . J telephone No, is 653M. H© was bom with a peculiar foot condition which is common among bog-«trotting irislvnen but rare among Horwogians. On Tuesday wo hod R ♦orly i.oowrfi. donations of blood. Fritz has donated s© The next 3 issues of the ^lletin will be gotten out by Ken Putnam. any items, please call Ken. Anyone having Your Editor is taking a vacation in the northern Peninsula, island, Going to h5.^b“3mate on an fish, and grow a beard. o^nin C'*’ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs We'll 6th. Ruy 'Mulchuliyy MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Mondoy !2:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneeday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. . ● STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. see �k', ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. Functions of This committee the shall the supervise Membership, a. Picard, international ELECTION other committees as may be ap pointed TORG SKABO, President business Buyer-Seller — Ai. A^cKeith,, Russell Moore, and professional on particular of c. phases Employer-Employee Relations— Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop the club mochinery on the execu CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary c. International LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance e. — Albert Faller, Er.ic SchwMgei, Paul d^lurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Peorce. b. Clossification — Edward Mark' Andrews, c. DIRECTORS Fritz Van Aken *“mes McComb Dale Dean' Carl Bob LivermoFe Gust Burandt Vinton, ' It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge (he obligations of the third object ward, Horvey Bent, Membershifv — every Rotarian foster Robert Shaw, Webster Trent the ideals to of his and service by personal, tuse, Leslie Woodward.' j. Public Information — Duane Davidson,- Ted Sowers.V Special—At the' caHt^ of the Preildont Ic. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dale Deari.'Bill DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL president' rotary' INTERNATIONAL Herbert 'J. Toylor, Chicago, ill.'' SECRETARY ROtARY (The' first name under each committee is Chairman) c. Rural d. Youth Alfred ROTARY INTERNATIONAL in tionships aAd general their in standards vocational rela improving the of Direetor-Chrmn. ● Urban — Warrein Williams, Vocational Service Committee: This sibilities De6n, Putnam. . GOVERNOR 21^th OISTWCT, MARCH- Association 6—Bob Lyons Burandt 13—Buyer-SellerM. A. MciKeitb Milnes 16—District'Gov, Meet, Torg'Skabo ●’ , 20—All Sports ● 23-Ed Holtz 30—International Student Fred Weeks piocfice in Russell Waldron. Axnef Olson, ’ Rice. Student Guest—Edworcl ^ Holtz, g. Boys'& Girls'Week —' Chester Currya < , . ● (The first name under 'each GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOni MICH. their. respective vocations. In the committee fs ChaiFman)' The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ' ● ■ 3—4-Woy Test—Roy Fox 10—Bob 27-‘Stag Howard MAY-. , . , ' 1—Children's Porty— Axrfar Olson 4—Mark Andrews 8—Dr. Harold 15—Bob Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—John 18—Otis Ba.rnes , 25—Ladies' Night Lou Pepgingtpn I ' Mitchell Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 5—Rotary Informotion Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller . , 'i 1—Crippled Children Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick-Biringer 19-Poul Hurley. 26—Ken Putnam' ■ * JULV3—President's Meeting 15—Public »lnformotiers Duke Davidson . 22—International Meeting— Teeter ' 24—Eric Schwengel — , Livermore 17—Tri-Slate Barney Trebilcoek * Harold ' Banquet— Bovee. APRIL- Vein Aken 13—4-H'FaIr—Al Rice 26—Chet Allemier NOVEMBER- . Scholarships — Byron Thomas, ● Robert Lyons. L * Seton 27-L;ster Wise a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- committee shall devise and carry e. into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of', this club in discharging their respon f. INTERNATIONAL , Gus 9—Bill Moore Charlie Fiske Information Moss, Dondtd Harris, Kenir^th . . 1 ]—lnternotionol Harold Munri . * Vocational, Services GENERAL Dale Trebilcoek, Wayne Woy. b. Crippled Children — Harvey Bobier. !1—Russ !8—Competitor Relations— ROTARY PJ10GRAMS influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner and as ' Chester Curry, members of the Rotary Club, te.be Board -of Directors Meetings h. A^gozine — Kdith Avery, thoughtful of and helpful to oth i. Rotary Informotion — Ernesf . ers in the community. . Regular—First , Thursday each Month, ■‘T2:15 P. M. . 1956 business'cmd community life." The effect of this object is Retar;ians, individually g.-Music — Maurice _ Poyne, 1955 2—Trade f. 7—Community Safety >■ ■Wayne Way 14-Boys' & Girls' WeekChester Curry Bovee. AUGUST - 1955 oT Rotafy — "to encourage Richard Biringer* FEBRUARY- Pkojetts: < ' ' committee is Chairmon) * Cpmmunity Service Program — Dougios' Wood iVilford Couillard 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Von Why 31 —Roy Patterson — (The first name under'eaeh « e. . John Walker I _ Bulletin — ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson Student Fred Weeks, Seton Trade Assaciatioos — > ● ‘'Ray Mulchahey, Ken '.Putnom. ...' Charles Woodd, Fellowship Vice President, and Torg Skobo Club 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— Ralph Toupalik Harold Munn, Harold McKnight. (The first name under each committee is ChairmafI) ■ Holtz, Informotion - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Wm. Milnes. tion of the plons and program of d. Fouf-Woy Test — the Aims and Objects Corhmittee, Ray Fox Donald Shorno James McComb, Director-Chrmn. FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary ^ Byron Thomas JANUARY Harold Goodholm, International Picard 27—Scholorships man united in the ideal of service. b. jort 20—Rev. Keith Avery standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of Direetor-Chrmn. Howard Teeter President, 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton under Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Dlrector-Chrmn. the Mdgozine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Fiske. 1955-1956 The DECEMBER- Services and foster the ad the activities vancement of vise and coordinate of such committees. of Stuart octivlties Classification, International To encourage service, this committee shall super the Committee and ' coordinate OFFICERS BY event committees are appointed on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF Contacts Goodholm 10-Dr. Don Sh orno' J7.—Lloyd Livermore « '● 24"—Chuck Woodword 31;—Bi(l Bother . 29-Or. John Ri«k DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 ‘ Members having speciaf programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with th6' details.. V. ■_K ● _r . r, ■. i'- > ■ t - " V UNITED L STATES BfOnACE The COLDWATER ●SO- Rotary REFLECTOR Weeks Quality Spring Prod'ucts, IncColdwater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME V ■aUffffil - Frederick H, COLDWATER, x: <■% Mich. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best ?5 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Bulletin No. August 19, 1955 7 The program last Tuesday was built around the official visit to Twenty seven Rotarians turned out for the Governor’s assembly Tuesday even ing in Jim’s dining room. After the usual reading of reports and construc the Coldwater Club by George Dean, of Charlotte, Governor of District 219,. who emphasized that what each Rotary Club accomplishes during the coming year is up to the individual club. Rotary, with its diversity of views, tal ents and its organization, has the necessary resources for great accomp lishments, he said.- He recommended that the local club place special emphasis wife, Ruth, is in the hospital. Doug, Chuck and Les are on a camping trip in during the coming year on such coirammity Canada,, tive comments by Governor Dean, the meeting was adjourned, each man supposedly retiring to his home. Word has Sorry to hear that Doug 7iToodward*s activities as furnishing leadership in youth programs, raising standards in businesses and professions,, developing good citizenship and bettering ruralurban relationships. Governor Dean, in opening his talk, warmly complimented the Coldv/ater Rotarians on their choice of Must be nice to have money. Our immediate past president and his wife are leaving this v/ee2c-end for California^ via the finest accomodations thot the Sonte-Fe offer. Probably an accountonts convention out there so he con charge it off. officers for the coming year and also had a word of high praise for the club^s spirited singing. Hal Munn, Chairman of the International Information Committee, gave a brief summary of the day’s latest international news developments. it that this was not the case. Somebody ought to plan a Tuesday meeting to include a trip through Quality Spring’s new plant. If the thing was handled just right* they might even ' feed us. Beautiful job Lester Wise’s bank is Tuesday’s visiting Rotarians were: Chas. doing. That new building is going to be _Q fine addition to our city* Hilton, Glen Burnett, Sid Holmes, Leo y^ite and Dick'Schultz, all of Bronson; Charlie'Krouse, Defiance, 0.; Everett next week’s program so, so long. Goshorn, Huntington, Ind.-; Jimmie Morrow, Connorsville, Con’t seem to find out who or what for Ind.j Marshall Johnson, Bedford, 0.; Virgil Fogle, Newark, 0,; and Noel Shedd, Sturgis. Ivan -'Thompson of Coldv/ater, was also a guest. Seton and Ken Editarians pro tern You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — EIkt Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. {C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pott Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, event committees are appointed International Services on particulor phases of vocational service, this committee sOoll super To encourage and foster the ad COMMITTEES OF Club Service MICH. Functions of : This ond the Committee committee coordinate shall the vise and coordinate the activities vancement of international of such committees. standing, good will and supervise Stuart Picard, of activities Director-Chrmn. the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In OFFICERS BY 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, c. DIRECTORS Club Dole Dean Wilford Couillord jort Picard John Walker e. f. ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson Program — Douglas Woodword, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, Membership — Robert Shaw, Webster Treot e. each Month, i. j. Dean. Bobier. GENERAL SECRETARY under each Service foster the every Rotarion ROTARY GEORGE F. INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. to discharge ideals of to their vocational Gus 9—Bill Burandt Torg Skabo Fred Weeks and as b. Crippled Children — Horvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Student Putnam, Rural - Urban — Warren Alfred rela In the f. Information Munn Holtz, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. (The first name under each committee is chairman) Barnes 7—Community Safety \Vayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore 28—Competitor Relations— Charlie Fiske 6—Bob Lyons A. McKeith 20—AM Sports Banquet— Bovee 27—Lester Wise APRILLivermore 17—Tri-Slote Meeting— Howard Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Horoid Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Ladies' Night—Web Treat Jockson JUNE- Night Pennington 1—Crippled Children Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick The obove is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dotes with another jnentber, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as^ Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. , FEBRUARY- 29—John NOVEMBER- Rice, Robert Lyons, Guest—Edword Harold 25—Ladies' Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Student Andrews 11—International Lou 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 2i-Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox 27—Stag Nite — 18—Otis Employer Ralph Toupalik 10—Bob 6—Warner Van Aken 13-4.H Foir-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier 4—Mark Relationship— Seton Holtz 30—International individually 10—Employee & M. 16—District Gov. Meet. 23-Ed 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 3—Ted Sowers 13—Buyer-Seller- Milnes by d. Youth — Axner Olson, tionships and in improving the general standords of practice in their respective vocations. Chairman) 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery MARCH- personol, service his Williams, Russell Waldron, Services club in discharging their respon sibilities in is ROTARY PROGRAMS Barney Trebilcock a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- committee sholl devise and carry e. into elfect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this DISTRICT, . 1956 business and community life." The INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th Committee the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and Vocational Service Committee: This ROTARY Bovee. 2—Trade Association Community Service It is the duty of the Community c. 111. Vocational Seton Weeks, Projects; AUGUST - 1955 Trebilcock, Wayne Way. committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Chicago, Bill Fred committee Rotary Information — Ernest ers in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward, Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. Public Informotion — Duane (The first name Student 1955 members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Davidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dale DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL International (The first name under each Burandt (The first name under each committee is Chairman) Rotorians, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, 12:15 P. M. Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Information — effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- g, Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings Taylor, men Knight. c. Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d, Fellowship — Charles Wood ■●smes McComb J. professional Harold Munn, Horoid Mc- Donald Shorno Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, The President, Vice President, ond Fritz Von Aken Torg Skabo Herbert peace fellowship of world b. International Roy Fox b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, ROTARY and united in the ideal of service. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Tost — JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary PRESIDENT a business formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillord, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such o. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. ELECTION Regular—First Thursday through under DECEM6ER- 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 19-Poul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 4 ► ● r ' UNITED The COLDWATER STATU I Rotary REFLECTOR fi. CENTS 2 i Fredericic H« Weeks Quality Spring Products* Inc. Coldwater, Mich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time; Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME �‘"Fie Profits MostWJio Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michiga The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. August 26, 1955 8 Although the project has been under way since last year, many club members had As you know. Quality Springs recently built a fine new plant in our industrial their first chance last Tuesday to view the new senior high school building under Holtz, program chairman, arranged the trip and v/ith the assistance of other development area here in Coldwater. Fred Weeks has the program for next Tuesday and is planning a tour of their Most of new plant for all Rotarians, us haven’t been privileged to see this Coldwater School Board members, and it should be a real treat for every construction in the third ward. Ed pres. Stanley Borden, Mrs. Margaret Olmsted, and A1 Obed, who acted as guides, point ed out various construction features. The members learned that the giant pro ject is scheduled for completion next Spring and that the large gymnasium pro bably will be ready for use for some of the high school’s home basketball games next season. The leave early list Tuesday included Charles Schmidt, Not bad, eh? and. L. L. Livermore. The late-comers included Winnie at the organ, who just made it. Lots of strong a-capella harmony, however, v/as evident in the opening song- A too long list of absent members, among Rotarian Byron Thomas, Superintendent of Schools, assisted the board members in explaining various features of the un finished classrooms. one. Two other Branch County school superintendents, Rotarians Goorge Carpenter of Bronson, and .Tilliam Dyer of Union City, attended yesterday’s luncheon and joined the tour of inspectm whom were Allemier, Barnes, Burdndt, Dale Doan, Bob Kerr, Kornstein, Bob Livermore, Moore, Moss, Munn, Olson, Pennington, Warner VanAken, Waldron and Les V^oodward, Don’t forget men, it*s easy to make up, and sure helps to make things look better when the monthly governor's letter arrives. Other visiting Rotarians last Tuesday Perhaps a word or two regarding attend- all of Bronson; Ed Meyer, Hammond, Ind.,^ some pamphlets on Attendance Rules, which were given to each member by Golden Rule Bert. The idea being for you to read them. Vlhen and if you do, you’re going to be shocked at some of included Dale, Goshen, Ind.; Otto Rissman, ance is in order at this time, Our Glen Barnett, Bob Pennell and Bill Whorley good secretary, John Kennedy, ordered Tom Yveaver, Dayton, Ohio; Jim Murphy, Marshall; Noel Shedd, Sturgis; and Arley Habegger, Berne, Indiana. The trip to and from the school site was made by school bus and cars. For many the rules. Rotary, It’s all there, and it’s Obviously, you give or get of the club members, it represented nothing from Rotary if you don't work at their first ride in the large, comfortable it a bit. Flxible bus purchased by the schools a couple of years ago to provide trans portation for the school’s athletic Real sorry to lose Bob Lyon and Dr. teams, bands, field trips, et cetera. Mitchell. Bob finds it impossible to attend our meetings with the added re sponsibility of his two stores, and Dr. Mitchell found it necessary to resign because of his health. Let's hope that conditions will be such, in the near future, that they can again join us. Seton and Ken Editarinns pro tem You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cofeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tovern - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, MICH. Functions of This BY the committee vise Committee the supervise activities of and ELECTION FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Foller, e. c. DIRECTORS Dale Dean ■'fnes McComb Wilford Couillard .tort Picard John Walker e. f. Month, i. P. M. |. Membership Gust ROTARY R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR 219th ROTARY Conrtmunity Service It is the duty of the Community Committee the ideals Bill to INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. of Seton Weeks, 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry Bovee. 21—Russ Moore 28—Competitor 6—Bob 23-Ed individually and M. Holtz Student APRIL- 3—4-Woy Test-Ray Fox 10—BqJl. Liyermgre 17—Tri-Slote MAY- Barney Trebllcock 1—Children's Forty— c. Rural Urban — Warren Williams, 25—Ladies' Russell Waldron.- <;Lou committee shall, devise atid carry e. into effect plans which will guide Schdiorships — Byron Thomas, and Student ipembers' pf- this f. Rice. ' ' Robert Lyons. in |/i the Information 22—Ladies' Munn 29—John ● Night 5—Rotary Informotion Pennington ' Les ●Woddw'ord 12—Bert Foller 26—Ken Dr.'HcvvbyJMoss Guest—EdwOrfl. Holtz, ‘ (The first name under each -T9-Pa6! Hurley 1 —Crippled Children ' ' juiY-^ , 8—DJck Birihger 15—Public' Ir^f.oVmatidn Duke Dayrdson , ● Putnam . ■’ , . -* 3—President's Meeting 10--Dr% Don Shorno 177-Lloyd- Livgrmore 22—Intefnoliotidl Contacts 24—Chuck V/oedword Harold' Goodholm 31-Bill 29-Dr. John Rick committee is chairman) Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- NOVEMBER- Vocationol Service Committee: This practice Harold 18—Otis' Barnes d. Youth — Axner Olson, Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw ● 4—Mark Andrews ,11,—International Meeting— ‘fIBward Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel 27—Stog Nite — Putnam. McKeith Seton Bovee 27-Lester Wise 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice 20—Chet Allemler b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donald Harris,' Kenneth A. 20—All Sports Banquet— 6—Warner Van Aken' as Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— Milnes 30—Internotional by Relations— Charlie Fiske MARCH- Torg Skobo Trebllcock, Wayne Way. Services stahdards of Fred a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- under each their respective vocations. FEBRUARY- Proiects: 16—District Gov. Meet. and service Alfred genera] Student 9—Bill discharge club in^ dischorgipg their .respon g. Boys' & Girls' Week — sibilities in FtKeir"Vocatlonal relaChester Curry. tion^ips oed Jn improving . the DISTRICT, International AUGUST — 1955 2—Trode Association Gus Burandt thoughtful of and helpful to oth committee is Chairman) assist' the 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson — Fred Weeks every Rotorion to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- Roiorions, Bobier. (The first name 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Information committee is Chairman) members of the Rotary Club, to be III. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE of 1955 . 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Rotory Informotion — Ernest ers in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward. Dale Deon, Director-Chrmn. Duane Public Information INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY peace (The first name under each Burandt (The first name urtder each committee is Chairman) foster — Robert Shaw, Vocational GENERAL Associations — of Rotary — "to encourage Dean. INTERNATIONAL Trade Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, Davidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President k. Sergeant-ot-Arms — Dale Chicago, ond fellowship Milnes. International the obligatians of the third object Chester Curry, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Board of Directors Meetings Taylor, world Knight. Service g. Music — Maurice Payne, J. wilt professional c. ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson Webster Treot Herbert good and 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas Harold Munn, Harold Mc- Club Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood The President, Vice President, and Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo ROTARY under a Bob Livermore Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Peorce. b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, PRESIDENT international business b. Howard Teeter CHARLES SCHMITT. Asst. Secretary 219 ROTARY 6—Dr. B. K. Peorce 13—Carl Vinton and foster the ad through Wm. Ralph Toupalik tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Woy Test — the Aims and Obiects Committee. Ray Fox Donold Shorno James McComb, Director-Chrmn. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary DISTRICT standing, of such committees. Stuart Picard, pointed on particular phoses of club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu TORG SKABO, President 12:15 the activities vancement of coordinate DECEMBER- International Services To encourage men JANUARY - 1956 the ClassiFieaiion, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeifh, united in the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotory In 3—Ted Sowers Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis 10—Employee & Employer the Mogaiine Committees and such Relationship— a. International Conlocts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Ralph Toupalik Harold Goodholm, c. Employer-Employee Relations— 1955-1956 Regular—First Thursday each appointed servicdT this comnfittee shall super shall coordinote are on particular phases of vocational Club Service and OFFICERS evant committees COMMITTEES OF Bobier The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, If you wont to change dates with another member) advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night,'..may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. Program Chairman Telephone 125' I ●» .. j. * *1 T : ■y ■ ' t %● : »● i A ● ● ● ' ●j -x ● t ● » j L L 'A. . I .11 I ● 1. . I ; . ■, .●> I The COLD WATER Rotary REFLEC' UNITED .●y -> '' r STATES. pasTAce-. 1 % 2 CENT®-^^ -V . Frederick H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldvater, Uich. AJt. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the IJ. S. A. September 2, 1965 Bulle tin N#» 9 Another tour of inspection held the in terest of club membefs following last Warner Van Aken is supposed to have the program next week. However, when I Tuesday's luncheon. Fred Weeks being orogram chainnan, the members were in- delivering flowers, so we Tall all just -.rited to tour the modern, new plant of have to wait and see what Old purdue the Quality Spring Products Company^* of comes up with# which Fred is office manager. called Warner was at the Health Center Before the trip began, Fred gave fell»w Our good friend, Rotarians a brief history of the concern, which started here 14 years eg# as a bhree-man, one-machine operation, and Health Center, and not feeling too good# now employs about 115 persons. Barney seems to be in the limelight these days, and rightfully so, as there is a good man. He is in charge of our stag-night, which comes off in the not too distant future* That will be a good time by all, so make it a point to be Sid Lawrence, Woody Smith and Don Ayres, who were Fred’s guests at the luncheon,' and Chick Kennedy, one of the company’s founders, served as guides during the tour of the plant# They explained the various steps in the manufacture of springs of all sizes and types* Les Wise reports that the general fund shows a balance of |743*94, with our semi-annual dues to Rotary International They were particular ly interested in watching the many paid. automatic coiling machines fashion and spew out springs by the dozens# Many lingered past the 1:30 P.M, hour to study the plant’s operations more closely# Tuesday’s visiting Rotarians included: Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.; Noel Shedd, Sturgis; Elmer Dobson and C# D. McKenzie, Quincy; Ralph Hex, Defiance, Ohio; Bob Pennell and Clare Hollister, Get well soon Les, as we all miss you* on hand. For most of the club members, the trip was a real treat. Les Woodward, is in the Bronson; When Ernie Luse returns from his vacation trip to California, he is going to be surprised to read about his being appointed General Chairman of our eating stand at the Fair. (That’s what you get, Ernie, for doing such a good job last year.) Jim McComb is heading the pro vision committee, and Dale Dean will be responsible for man power. Barney Frank Barnett and G. R* Perry, Shelbyville, Ind*; Harry Thorpe, Angola; Don Lamm, Litchfield; and Ed Sellgren, of Angola# ment committee, Other guests included L. C* Bent of Kalamazoo, a guest of Bob Livermore, and Absent on Tuesday, August 30th, were: Allemier, Hill, Luse, Moore, Moss, Trebilcock is chairman of the entertain and is urged to start immediately getting his activities in line. Sill Williams of Coldwater, a guest of ■’Mac" McKeith, Mulchahey, Munn, Patterson, Picard, Shaw, Trebilcock, Van Why, Vinton, Clyde Williams, Warren Williams, Les Woodward# There were six early leavers# See you Tuesday# Seton and Ken Edltarians pro tern You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. " I I �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, even! eemmiftees are appointed International Services on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super* To encourage and foster the ad COMMIHEES OF Club Service MICH. vise ^ Functions of the Committee and coordinate the activities vancement of standing, of such committees... This committee shall supervise Stuart Picard, Director-Chrmn. coordinate the activities of through and business the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer*SeIler — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Progrotn, Fellowship, Rotary In OFFICERS BY ELECTION formation, Public Information and b. Competitor the Magazine Committees and such 1955-1956 other committees as may FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary the Aims and Oblects Committee. James McComb, Direeter-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, c. DIRECTORS Club Bulletin Gust Dale Dean 'mes McComb Wilford Couillard joH Picard John Walker Richard f. Biringer, Membership — Robert Shaw, Webster Treat Board of Directors Meetings Dean, ROTARY Herbert J. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Services ' Rurol - Urban Williams, d. Youth — Russell Waldron, 2—Trade assist the members of this sibilities DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL CHARLOTTE, MICH. in their vocational rela tionships and in improving the general stondords of practice in their respective vocations. <ln the f. Rice, Robert Lyons, Student Guest—Edword Holtz, g. Boys'. & Girls'Week — (The first name under each committee is chairman] 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— Ralph Toupalik M. 27-Lester Student 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 17—Tri-Stote Van Aken Howard MAY- I' 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson. Barnes , Informotion Davidson 22—International Contacts . Harold Goodholm Rick 29—John Mitchell Night—Web Treot Jackson Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 1—Crippled Children John 22—Ladies' 5—Rolory Information Lou Pennington Biringer 8—Dr, Harold 15—Bob Show JUNE- Night* .Or. Harvey Moss Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel 11—Internotionol Informotion Harold Munn The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dotes«with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. Wise APRIL- 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier 6—Dick Bovee 10—Bob Livermore 6—Warner 15—Public McKeith Seton SEPTEMBER- 25—Ladies' A. 20—All Sports Banquet— Skabo 23-Ed Holtz 30—International Fred Weeks Relotions— 6—Bob Lyons 16—District Gov. Meet. Torg Moore Charlie Fiske 13—Buyer-Seller— 9—Bill Milnes 29—Dr, Chester Curry 21—Russ 28—Competitor MARCH- Burandt Duke Chester Curry. - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Associotion Gus NOVEJjiBER- Alfred Byron Thomas 24—Jim Van Why Information — 31—Roy Patterson Harold Munn, Harold McFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Safety International Student Proiecis: Wayne Way Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— — Axner Olson, Scholorships — Byron Thomas, 27—Scholarships JANUARY 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Milnes. 18—Otis Worron Vocational Service Committee; This club in discharging their respon ROTARY as committee shall devise and carry e. into effect plans which will guide ROTARY GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ond GEORGE F. DEAN, and Putnom. c. HI. INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th individually b. Crippled Children — Harvey Mess, Donald Harris, Kenneth Bobier. Vocational GENERAL of Rotary — "to encourage and foster the ideals of service by every Rotarion to his personal, business and community life." The thoughtful of and helpful to oth (The first name under each committee is Choirman) INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Bill — 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Corl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery International |. Special—At the coll of the President PRESIDENT Wm. Contacts Goodholm, Rotary Informotion — Ernest ers in the community. 27—Stog Nite — Luse, Leslie Woodward. Barney Trebilcock Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. Public Informotion — Duane a. Community Safety — Raymond Davidson, Ted Sowers, OCTOBERTrebilcock, Wayne Woy. k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dale 4—Mark Andrews 12:15 P. M. of 1955 ■ 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS members of the Rotary Club, to be Regular—First Thursday each Month, i. International AUGUST - 1955 Rotorians, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, men committee is Chairman) effect of this object is to influence g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, peace fellowship (The first name under each Burandt (The first name under eoch committee is Chairman) — ward, Harvey Bent, and Harold c. Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, Community Service d. Fellowship — Charles Wood It is the duty of the Community ward, John Walker, Service Committee to discharge Roy Patterson the obligotions of the third object e. Program — Douglas Wood The President, Vice President, and Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo a. b. Donald Shorno Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Pearce, will professional world Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. Ray Fox e. b. Classification — Edword Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, ROTARY lewis pointed on porticulor phases of c. Ralph Toupalik club service. In order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — TORG SKABO, President DISTRICT 219 Relations — good and a united in the ideal of service. Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Employer-Employee Relations— be ap international under DECEMBER- 19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Choirman Telephone 125 X < J X I ●-●e . UNITED The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1 .; Frederick ti. Weeks Quality Spring Products, Coldvater, HCich. Inc- �He Profits Most Who Serves Best‘d The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. September 9, 1956 10 Many many thanks to ^en Putnam and Seton Bovee for getting out the Bulletin while your editor was on vacation? They did The club is to have a pancake booth at the Fair and it is to be manned by the members* Following is a list of the a grand job end it was appreciated^ Chairmen for the various days with a The regular meeting at the Arlington Hotel had as the speaker, Mr. Otto Hall, who is Director of Engineering and Architecture for the Dept* of Conser- various days„ list of members who are vaticn- He told us of the diff:’.cvir,ties in controlling the level of lakes and pointed out that there are many factors involved in such matters that to work on the Each member is asked to check with his chairman as to the time of day he is to work* TUESDAY: Hov;ard Swan, Chairman; Waldron Teeter, W. Van Aken, Barnes, Fox^ Picar and Moore* the average layman does not know about. He explained how funds are provided for such projects and similiar engineering items of the Department* WEDNESDAY?' John Dean, Chairman; Allemi.er* Bovee, Goodholm, Wise, Clyde "William-'’,, Mulchahey, Payne, Davidson, Sowers,> h.v ■ and Moss* Next week’s meeting is to be held at THURSDAY: the Chairmen; Couillard, Holtz, Rick, Do Woodward, Walker, Bent, Curry, McKeith., 4-H Fair and dinner is to be at the Coldwater Grange dining hall. The pro gram will be in charge of Al Rice,. Be there at Pearce and Fritz VanAken, Cc.. Warren Vdlliams* 12:15. FRIDAY: IVe are sorry to hear that Les Tfoodward is in the University Hospital at Ann Arbor. Each of us might drop him a card and tell Putnam, Shaw and Treat, Chairmen? Schwcngel, Vinton, Thomas, Kornstein, Van Vvhy, Pennington, Toupalik, Munn, Ken; and-.Weeks, him hello* The early leavers list is cfeeping up again, there were eleven Tuesday which is pretty large for our club* SATURDAY: Chuck Woodward, Chuck Schmitt, and Bill Bobier, Co-Chairmen; Faller, Hurley, Patterson, Biringer, Harris, Milhes/ Andrews, Luse, Shorno, Bob Livermore, Burandt, Trebilcock, Olson, Following are a list of visiting RotariansjRice, and Jackson* Dale Ulery, Goshen, Ind.; Carlton McKenzie, the sage of Quincy; Noel Shedd of Sturgis, G. R* Perry of Shelby- A tip of the hat to Wayne Way on the opening of his new business. The best of ville, Ind,; Jack T/arner of Jonesville, Clare Hollister of Bronson, and Benjamin Minturn of Florence, Kansas* Wayne "Way had as his guest, George Honeywell of Coldwater. luck and success in the selling of Absent were Burandt, Faller, Holtz, Jackson, Komstein, Livermore, McKeith, Itoore, Moss, Olson, Patterson, Sowers, Teeter, Thomas, Trebilcock, Van 'rthy, Warren Williams, Clyde Williams, Los V/oodward end Curry* While on vacation your editor made up at several clubs and the Coldwater Club is away out in front when it comes singing. Oldsmobiles* Another tip of the hat to Ken Putnam on the expansion of his business* Howard Teeter tells us that he really lived the life of Riley (whoever he was) while he was at Mackinac Island. He says that the only thing he missed was th«^Democratic pow-wow and he doubts if they would have let him in. Ray Mulchahey to (Even without Bont joining Ini) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday .12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregalionol Church ~ Wednetday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Menday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERy Club MICH. This BY Service Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS event commiMeet are appointed International Services on particular photes of vocational service, this committee shah super To encourage ond foster the ad COAAMinEES OF committee coordinate shall the supervise activities vise ond coordinote the activities vancement of international under of such committees. standing, good will and peace of Stuart Picard, Director-Chrmn. ELECTION 1955-1956 JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test— the Aims and Obiects Committee. Ray Fox CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance Albert Faller, FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President e. Club word, John Walker, Dole Dean ●mes MeComb Wilford Couillard jart Picard John Walker e. f. Roy Patterson Program — Douglas Wood ward, Horvey Bent, Richard Biringer, Membership — Robert Shaw, Webster Treat Chester Curry. h. Magazine — Keith Avery. Board of Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday each Month, S. P. M. |. ● Dean. Herbert J. INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Bill Bobier. (The first name under each committee is Chairmon) INTERNATIONAL III. Vocationai GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY . INTERNATIONAL Gust ROTARY GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. - 1956 Protects: Bovee. ROTARY PROGRAMS 2—Trade It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and foster the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, Burondt Rotorigns, individually and os members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Skabo Holtz Putnam, c. Rural - Urban — Warren Russell Woldron. Student respon Student Guest—Edward Holtz, g. Cloys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. tionships and in improving the general standards of practice in (The first name under each rela their respective,vocations. In the The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. committee is chairman) 7—Community Safety Wayne VVoy 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore 28—Competitor Relations— Charlie Fiske 6—Bob Lyons A. McKeith 20—AH Sports Banquet— Bovee Wise APRIL- 3—4-Woy Tost—Ray Fox 27—Stog Nite — 17—Tri-State Howord 18—Otis Barnes 25—Ladies' Lou MAY- 1—Children's Party— Olson 8—Dr. Harold 15—Bob Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—John Mitchell Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- Night Pennington 1—Crippled Children Dr. Harvey Moss 3—Dick Biringer 15—Public Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel Axner 4—Mark Andrews 11—International Information Harold Munn NOVEMBER- Rice, Robert Lyons, 31—Roy Patterson FEBRUARY- 10—Bob Livermore 6—Warner Von Aken 13—4-H Fair-Al Rice 20—Chet Allemier Olson, -Alfred Ralph Toupalik 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. 2A—Jim Van Why 27—Lester 30—International Fred Weeks Barney Trebilcock b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth 3—Ted Sowers 10—Employee & Employer Relolionship— Selon a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERTrebilcock, Wayne Way. Byron Thomos M. 16—District Gov. Meet, 23—Ed 27—Scholarships JANUARY - 1956 13—Buyer-Seller— 9—Bill Milnes Torg 6—Dr. B, K. Pearce 13—Corl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery MARCH- Association Gus business ond community life." The d. Youth — Axner Vocational Selon Weeks, AUGUST — 1955 Community Service Scholarships — Byron Thomas, their Student Fred 1955 Vocational Service Committee: This in International committee is Chairman) committee shall devise and carry e. sibilities INTERNATIONAL Burondt Williams, Services club in discharging their DISTRICT, Information — Munn, Harold Mc- (The first name under each (The first name under eoch committee is Chairman) GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS into effect plans which will guide and.assist the members of this f. GOVERNOR 219th c. Trade Associations — Rotary Information — Ernest ers in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward. Date Dean, Director-Chrmn. Public Information — Duane Davidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President k. Sergeant-at-Arm$ — Dale ROTARY of men effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- g. Musip — .Maurice Payne, PRESIDENT fellowship professional Knight. Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood- The President, Vice President, and Fritz Van Aken TOrg Skabo ROTARY world Harold Bob Livermore Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Peoree. DIRECTORS 219 and b. International Donald Shorno e. b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, DISTRICT a business the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united in the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillord, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. TORG SKABO, President 12:15 through DECEMBER- Information Duke Davidson 22—Internotional Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Folier 19-Pau1 Hurley 26—Ken .Putnam .. JULY- 3—Pre'sident's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 3T-Bill Bobier ' DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Progrom Chairman Telephone 125 If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may xippoint a committee to assist with the details. ' > j * ● » J I UNITED STATES The COLDWATER Xotary REFLECTOR ■■''W 2 CENTS 2 \ \. / .* \ ● ^ 'S,1 / Frederick H. Weeks I Quality Spring Products, Inc. t Coldwater, Mich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN -JUc Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME () H f �'‘He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwafer, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 11 Septemter 16, 1955 Next wsek*s program is in charge of The following Rotarians have wedding Chet Allemior. anniversaries during September. He refuses to tell us what the program will bo but docs state that it will be a test of your erudition. Barney Trebilcock announced that stag night would be held Tuesday, September 27bho It will be held at the ^oldwater Country Club, He promises us a good show and reservations will be next Tuesday, the 20th, taken Rotarians will l:av3 one week to think up an excuse to get cut that night and to justiry their iabe arrival home. It would probably be best to wear solf soled shoes so you can sneak They are as follows: Bill Milnes, Sept. 2nd; Torg Skabo, Sept. 4; Kieth Avery, 7th; Chuch Schmitt, 9thj Jess Waldron, 15th; Les Woodward, 16th; Don Shorno, 18th, Webb Treat doesn’t know if his is the 20th or 22nd and his Rotary Ann was not available for verification, Harold Goodholm. Sept, 23rd, Fred Weeks, 25th, and Will couillard. Sept, 29th, Suppose you keep this handy and give them a ring on those dotes, You will be surprised at the response you get) The members may not knov/ it but the in. Coldwater Rotary club is running a speak bureau and your editor is furnishr-.ng to the clubs on a bi-monthly basis, lists of speakers who are available for progrems Since the last list was published there Zjes Woodward is in Room 5426 private ers west at the University of Michigfin Hospital, Drop him a card and remind him that you think of him. have been several good domments regarding Dale Dean announced that if any Rotorian does not show up as assigned at the Rotary booth he is to help on the cleonur. squad at 10:00 o’clock Saturday night. Failure to work at either job will result in a very heavy penalty next week. You should get this Bulletin in time to be this service, particularly from small clubs who sometimes have difficulty in obtaining speakers. TThat woiild you do if faced with the question asked on Page 11 of the Sept, Rotnrinh? The answers are quite revealing Next week club members will be warned thereby. Tu.esday’s program was held at the 4'*H asked tc give tlie two words which are under the Fair with each Rotarian having as his guest one 4-H club member, who was ti^ile ^’The Rotorian" on the monthly magazine. Your editor is taking the selected by his group leader from the club members, Jim Crosby, 4-H club liberty of securing some Rotary informatior. and is asking these three questions: leader, arranged so that eoch group was l) ?hat feature possessed in common by represented. pasi service membership and senior active membership distinguishes them from active The dinner served by the Girard-Coldwater grange was just too membership? muchp and it was apparent that both the Rotarians and the boys and girls, who Mere the guests, had a grand time, This is certainly one of the most worthwhile meetings of the year and we believe that in the future it will bear fruit in 2) There are three situationf- under which a Rotarian may apply for senior active membership. Nome two of the three, 3) Does a member^s classification describe his position with his firm or the business in v/hich he is engaged? tho rural-urban relationships started now. Our Tuesday’s guests included; Melvin Blue of Quincy, Henry'Bradakis, Dowagiac,'Bi11 ■pVhorley, Bronson, Emery Boyd, Angola, Noel Shedd, Sturgis, Iilax Larson of "^he Coldwater club dropped to 14th place in July attendance, with 90.695?. The District average was 85,725?. It is_^ hoped that the attendance will pick up now that summer vacation periods are over Coldwater, and the Absent were Biringer, Fiske, Hill, Hurley,Bob Livermore, McKoith, McKnight, Milnes, Moore, Patterson, Payne, Schwengel, Shornc kids are back in school. We note that Harold Munn had n birthday September 7th; Keath Pearce, Sept. 1st, and Fred^ Weoks had a birthday on Sopt, Skabo, Teeter, Thomas, Warner VanAken, Way, Weeks, Warren Williams, Clyde 12th. Williams, and Les Woodward, Ray Mulch*.hey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER 6 QUINCY — Unipn Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club MICH. This committee the supervise octivities of Fellowship, Rotary Stuart Picard, Director-Chrmn. Russell In the Magazine Committees and such other committees os may be ap pointed on particular phases of c. TORG SKABO, President club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vlce-Presidenl CHARLES SCHMITT. Asst. Secretary a. Attendance — Albert Faller, Erie Sehwongel, Paul Hurley, LESTER WISE, Treasurer e. Ray'Mulchahey, Ken Ppinom. FeUow'shIp — Charles Wood- The President, Vice President', end Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo Dale Dean 'tmes McComb' Wilford Couillard tort Picard John Walker wprd, John Walker, , Roy Patterson Program — Douglas Wood- 0. word, Harvey Bent, Richard -Birirtger^ - ● Board of Directors Meetings P. M. Specio!—At the , call of the President PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY J. Rotary - SECRETARY \- Bill committee ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY INTERNATIONAL . to his individually anti os thoughtful ofjond helpful to afth ers in the community. members Urban — Warren Williams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth .— Axner Olson, of this their respon vocational their respective vocatiqns. The obove is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. f. Student Guest-Edward Holtz, relo- In the Charlie 6-^Bob Lyons committee is chairman) 13—Buyer●Seller— ■ ● M. A. McKeith v h\ ,^2b-All Sports Banquet— Meet. ' Seton Bovee 27-Lester Wise , Student* APRIL- Fred Weeks 3—4-Woy Test—Roy Fox 10—Bob Howard MAY- 1—Children's Party— '. OCTOBER- Andrews Harold Axner .Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw ' Information 22—Ladies' Night-Web Treat Munn 29—John JB—Ofis Barnes 25—Ladies' Night Lou Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel 27—Stog Nile — 11—Internationol Livermore 17—Tri-State 6—Warner Van Aken 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice 20—Chet Allemier 4—Mark Relations- Fiske M'ARCHJ. Holtz 30—Internotional Moore 28—Competitor Burandt Jackson JUNE- 5—Rotary Information Pennington NOVEMBER- Rice, Robert Lyons, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. tionships and *In improving the general standards of practice In (The first name under each in 21—Russ borney freblltock ‘ , -■ a. Community Safely — Raymond - Woyne Way Chester Curry Torg Skabo' 23-Ed Dale Dean, DirectoY^ChrMn. Rural 7—Community Sofety 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— ROTARY PROGRAMS 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. personal, Alfred sibilities DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. Rotarian Scholarships — Byron Thomas, the FEBRUARY- effect of thls'bDje'et is to influence SEPTEMBER- Vocational Service Committee: This assist — business and centmunity life." The c. Services club in discharging their GEORGE F. every committee shall devise ond carry e. and DISTRICT, the Community Putnam, GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS into effect} plans which v^ill guide GOVERNOR 219th the duly of Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth III. 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Vi^y 31—Roy Patterson Harold Mc- Association Gus b. Crippled Children — Horvey. is Chairman) - 1956 2—Trade Trebilcock, Wayne Woy. Bobier. Relationship— Ralph Toupalik Information Munn, 10—Employee & Employer International Student Protects: Fred Weeks; Seton Bovee. 1955 Community Service (The first name under eoch Vecalionol GENERAL Ernest Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dale INTERNATIONAL Toylor, Chicago, — Public Informotion — Duane Dean. INTERNATIONAL Information Luse, Leslie ^Woodward.' }. International - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Director-Chrmn. AUGUST - 1955 is Byron Thomas JANUARY committee is Chairman) (The first name under 'eoch committee is Chairman) It 27—Scholarships of men (The first name under each members of the Rotary Club, to be h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Regular—First Thursday eoch Month, i.. c. Associations — Rotarians, Chester Curry.. Will Couillard, 20—Rev. Keith Avery peace fellowship professional Knight. foster the ideols of service by g. Music — Maurlte Payne, world *Harold Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third-object of Rotary — "to encoura'ge and f. Membership — Rober^, Shaw, Webster-Treat DISTRICT 219 ROTARY Trade e. Cli^ Bulletin — ■* directors and b. Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Jim VanWhy, B. K. Poorco. (- lewis Howard Teeter b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, a business 6—Or. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton under a. International Contocts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Objects Committee. Ray Fox Donald Shorno James McComb, Director-Chrmn. JOHN KENNEDY. Secretary 12:15 Relations — through DECEMBER- Services foster the ad united in the ideal of service. Moore, formation, Public Information and b. Competitor 1955-1956 International encourage and the activities vancement of internotionol ' standing, good will and vise and coordinate of such committees. Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. MeKeith, CIcssificatjon, Program, ELECTION shall coordinate the BY Service Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS levent committees are appointed on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To COMMIHEES OF "- les Woodward 12-^'Bert Faller ● 19<—Paul Hurley 1-Crippled Children 26—Ken Putnam Dr. Horyey Moss 8—Dick Biringer i. JULY-3—President's Meeting 15—Public Ihfdrmatldn 10—Dr.' Don Shorno Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick . . i 17—Lloyd 24—Chuck Livermore Woodward : I;. 3>-8ill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD. Program Chairman Telephone 125 If you want to change dates wit^ another member, advise the progrorn chairman of the change. Members having special programs,'such as Ladies'-Night, may appoint a committee to assist, with the details. f ' .J ● I — -J- - > - jf ■ 1 !■ t ♦ - i . ! ■: *■ ■ r - --U .' ■ k * 1 ● / 'I I- :: -T .. 1 ■ - i I ■ ^ The COLDWATER \ ■SECT Rotary REFLECTOR . Freder.ick H*,^Weeks t Quality..Spring Ero-iucts, Inc. Published by !Coldwater, ●* (D- r Mich. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN t Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel ROTARIANS . W. V 1 Meeting Time: VISITING * ALWAYS WELCOME m �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin Nos, 12 September 23^ 1955 Your Editor does not usually gt in for puns but Lost Tuesday’s program was a real stinger, Chet Allemier presented his aunt, Mrs, Pearl Leininger of 527 Lima Avenue, Delphos, Ohio,- in a unique con test of "Guess my Line". Harold Hill vd.th the assistance of Jim Van Wliy^ finally guessed that she was a bee-keeper, REJJEMBER STAG NIGHT NEXT T'-'EEKJ I; ’ ' I; 1 T f r Tv'e have been promised by tho commlTtee that the dinner is to be par excellence but the best of the meeting is to be the "SHDW" which has been promised for afterwardso We note in the announf.emcnt thot rooms have been reser-'rcd for tho "TROOP" or "TR0UP''(we don't know which) Chet shov;ed us movies of Mrs.> Leinf.nger’s at a local motels 350 colonies of bees and exp?.aincd how "CHESTER’S MOTEL" has their potronage- bees ore kept, how the honey j.s extracted, and soldo The r’.mnir.g commentary which he gave in connection wi+'ii the movie was Remembering the charming "BEAUTIES" that excellent.. Cabin we In foot, the program was so interesting that many members stayed after 1:30 to nsk questions. J{e hope that (Thot ought to be worth a quarter Chet^) appeared on the lost show at the Captains know that all of fellows will wont wo wear and sit in -the front row« the older their bi-fooals There aro soon. only eight members who have said that they cannot attend-, If you find at the last minute that you can make it, you con make reservation as late as Monday, Les Woodward who is in tho University We know that yourrbetter half would not want you to miss this educational events We are sorry to hear that Mrs., Howard Swan and Mrs, sick list. Pat Patterson are on Wo hope they improve the Hospital at Ann Arbor is reported to be inpreving. We hope that he is back with us soon. We had a report on the poncake booth which the Club cpern bed at the 4-H Fair, and we learned that tho gross sales were $710,25, Ihe costs $417.45, and the net proceeds were $292,80, We don^t believe that is as good as last year but we can not be We have not as yet heard of any projects for community benefit being proposed. One which we think would be oppreciated by visitors to our city would be the building of public restrooms in one of tho public parking spaces If you have ever been on Mackinac Island you re alize how inconvenient it is not having any filling stations. sure. will be asked at the next regular Wo missed tho following members &n Tuesday: Burandt, Goodhclm, both Livermores, Patterson, Schwengol, Shaw, Teeter, Thomas, both Williams ond Les meeting. Y/oodward (sick), We did not have time for the questions on Rotary Information last v/oek and they So don’t forget and bo sure thot you know the answers. It has been suggested that the steps for admission to Coldwoter Rotary be given step by step on a weekly basis, This will be done and No. 1 is thot before you can be considered for membership that you must have lived in tho city for a Thi policy was period of six months, adopted several years ogo nd has proven it is worth while through the years. Lou Pennington tells us that Lodies’ Night is to bo October 25th, Novj is the time to plon to take the littlo woman out to dinner. Get your baby sitter early and make your reservation, Lou has promised an enjoyable evening* The f<^llowing Rotorians were with us: Joe Pivcr, St, Louis, Mo.; Bob Ponnell of Bronson; Nool Shedd of Sturgis and Dick Cox of Bronson, Bill Milnos had os his guests, Yiillism Dellinger of Fremont and Ed Yifilliamson of Angola, Our early leaver list has been growing considerably and the nino who left early last Tuesday missed a good program, It has been suggested, and the suggestion will be carried ®ut, that we keep track each month and if a member leaves early more than twice he will be Bulletin, listed in the It is realized that it may bo necessary for a member to loavo early occasionally but many are habitual offenders. Your editor is to speak at the Grond Ledge Club next week on Mondoy, THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: esssion. School is new in "KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE SIMLL ?Rt' Ray Mulohahoy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. 'STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club MICH. BY Service service, this committee shall super This committee sholl and coordinate the supervise Stuart activities of ELECTION other committees os may pointed TORG SKABO, President on particular be ap of c. phases club service, in order to develop the Aims and Employer-Employee Relations— Rolph Toupalik . . 6—Dr. through a business and world Byron Thomas JANUARY James McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, e. Roy Fox c. Bob Livermore Eric Schwengel. Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Pearce, Gust Mark Afidrews, Carl c. DIRECTORS The President, Vice* President, ond Fritz Von Aken Torg Skobo Club Bullbtin — ● Vinton, ward, John Walker, Dole Dean Roy Patterson Program — Douglas Woodword, Harvey Bent, e. Wilford Couillard Richard John Walker f. Biringer.' Membership — Robert Shaw, Webster Treat g. Music — Maurice Payne, It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Rotary — "to encourage and foster the every Rotarian ideals to of his . 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— 9—Bill Milnes M. 16—District Gov. Meet. Torg Skobo personal, Fred Weeks individually o^d ds 12:15 thoughtful of and helpful to oth Herbert J. Student APRIl- 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-Stote 6—Warner Von Aken 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier Chicago, III. Vocational GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Alfred Rice, Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons, ROTARY GEORGE F. their tionships and CHARIOHE, MICH. of this in discharging their respon- slbilitiesr in INTERNATIONAL DEAN, the .members vocational in improving rela the general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the f. Student Lou Guest—Edward Holtz, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. 24—Eric Schwengel 1—Children's PartyAxner (The first name under each committee is choirman) Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—John Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward Pennington 12—Bert Faller 19-Paul Hurley 1—Crippled Children 26—Ken Putnam Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick BIringer IS—Public Teeter MAY-. NOVEMBER- committee, shall devise^ond ebrry e. into effect plans which will guide club DISTRICT, Russell Waldron, d. Youth — Axner Olson, Vocational Service Committee: This GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist GOVERNOR 219th Wjlfioms, Services Meeting- Howard P. M. Taylor, McKeith Seion Bovee 27—Lester Wise Rotory tnformotiort ' ~ frnest ers 'in the community. ' 27—Stog. Nile — luse, Leslie Woodward. . Borney Trebilcock Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. ^ i. Tublic information — Duane a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERDavidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President Trebilcdck, Wayne Woy. k. Sergeont-at-Arms — Dale 4—Mark Andrews b. Crippled Children Harvey Dean, Bill Bobier., 11.—Internotionol Informotlori DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Moss, Donald Karris, Kennpth (The first name under eath Harold Munn Putnam, committee is Chairman) 18—Otis Barnes PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL e. RUrdI ● Urban — Warren ●25—Ladies' Night Regular—First Thursday each A. 20tAII Sports Banquet- 23-Ed Hoitz 30—International members of the Rotary Club^ to be‘ Month, i. Charlie Fiske MARCH- 2—Trade Association Gus. Burandt by service Moore 23—Competitor Relations— business end community life." The effect of this object is to Influence SEPTEMBER- Roterlons, ' Chester Curry, h. Magazine -r- Keith Avery, Board of Directors Meetings 21—Russ AUGUST - 1955 - Community Service of 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry Bovee. committee is Choirman) the obligations of the third object - Sefon FEBRUARY- Prolects: 195S - 1956 ROTARY:PROGRAMS '* Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, — d. Fellowship —. Charles Wood Fred Weeks, 24—Jim Von Why 31—Roy Patterson (The first name unde^ each Burandt' (The first ruime under each committee is Chairman) b. Classification — Edward Holtz, 10—Employee & Employer Relationship'' Ralph Toupalik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Donald Shor/io Trode Associotions — - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Wm._ Miloes. Student Pearce 27—Scholarships of men Hofold Goodholm, Internotionol K. Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery peace fellowship professionol B. 13—Carl under b. Intefnalionol Information — Harold Munn, Harold MeKnight, Howard Teeter ● Objects Committee. CHARLES SCHMin. Asst. Secretary jort Picard Direetor-Chrmn. the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d.'' Kjut-Way Test — FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY. Secretary '●’met McComb Picard, OECEMBER- Services the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united in the ideal of service. Russell Modre. * Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. Internotionol Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Fiske. 1955-1956 . International To encourage and foster the ad vise and coordinate the activities vancement of international of such committees. standing, good will and Functions of the Committee I OFFICERS ●vent committees are appointed, on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF JULY- 3—President's Meeting Information 10—Dr; Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward' 31—Bill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 -. 1 ) r UNITED k STATES ■l POSTAGE The COLDWATER \ Rotary REFLECTOR I ■ t »... Frederick H* -V, ● ● 'T Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. *.* Coldwater,'"Sffichii Published by % ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN i Meeting Time; Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME % �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. September 30, 13 1955 Following the suggestion made at the Last week^s meeting, which was stag recent Board Meeting, we are again giving the steps by which a new member is ad night, held at the Coldwater Country Club, wa^ apparently well attendee, with 70 people enjoying the chicken dinner,, Barney Trebilcock, who xvas general mitted to the club. The first step is* the Board of Directors opens the class ification# This step is not included in the recommended by-laws but many clubs follov/ this plan so that the Board of Directors con develop a well balanced membership. At the pros--nt time there are many unfilled classifications in the Coldwater Rotary Cii>h, If you have some one in mind wIk would be a good club member, it might be beneficial to the club to check and see if tlxis particular classification is chairman (program) certainly came through in fine shape as an entertainer# They were real gals from Fta Tlayne (not soma hairy, bandylegged, club members who attempted to be graceful in skirts-) The gals' entertainment was enjoyed by the club members and appareiitly their expenses were paid by tickets whivch were sold that entitled each member to go no place and to see what v*as there. ooen- World Fellowship ?feek '.r Rotary Service is to be from October ib-24- Suggestions The row system of usirg new members as greeters and to distrri.bvite medalions is line stuff in that the uev/er members for this can be secured frem ?J if you become acquainted vTith other members of will ask for Bulletin '^GS--AB'- the If you ??.ub# have the progTsm for that week perhaps this pamphlet might help you, (i'rogram cliairman take rotice<) Next week^s program is of Mark Andrews., be in charge We've been unable to Your f)ditor has found a club which rivals the Qoldwater Rotary Club in its sing ing ability» The Grand hedge club has about 45 members bub they can give our club some competition- learn v/hat the preg’^am is to ce„ The following men have birthdays in If you are considering going to Phila delphia you will find, on page 7 of the October, October Rotarian, a picture of the Vinton,. Oct, 7tiij Wise; Oct, 5th; end Way^ Oct, 27th, founder of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia is rich in historical background and if President Torg skabo has recently return ed from a business trip to Minneapolis. you attend you should allow several days to do* some gadding. We are glad to learn that Les Ifiioodward is All Rotarians should read the article the he's Three of these articles were written by Rotarians and it is something which back with us soon. Proposed Enaclment 6 v/hich is tc be pre United Nations on home from Ann Arbor and we sincerely hope in the October issue* should give us pause to think about* sented at the RI in Philadelphia in June, of 1S56, deals with the nominating committee for the nomination of Rotary International Director from Toronto, and provides that in each even numbered year -■jlubs in Canada can nominate one director. McKnight is at present bird-duck hunting the Northern Peninsula* We understand that Trebilcock, Fiske and Payne are planning a trip to God's Country, Don't forget the questions which are to be asked on Rotary information next week. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Weclnetday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA - College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAniE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERy Club Service MICH. BY This committee shall supervise Stuart Picard, and coordinate the the Classification, activities of ELECTION FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President LESTER WISE. Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Foller, e. Eric Sehwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, c. DIRECTORS Club Bulletin . w^d, John Wolker, ' Fritz Van Aken Roy Patterson e.. Program — Douglas Wood Dole Dean Wilford Couillard John Walker ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, f. Membership * Webster — Robert Shaw, Treat Student Fred Seton Bob Livermore (The first name under each Burandt the obligations of the third ob|eet of Rotory — “to encouroge and foster the every Rotarion Ideals to of service his by personal, business and community life." The individually and as Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY ' Herbert INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Taylor, GENERAL Chicago, SECRETARY Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeant-ol-Arrns — Dale Dean. Bill ‘fiobier. ; b. Crippled Children — Horvey ■ (The first nome under. each committee'is Chairman) * III. Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Putnam, c. committee shall, devise .and carry c. into effect piqns which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and '.assist the membe'rs of this INTERNATIONAL club''in GOVERNOR 219th ROTARY GEORGE F. Rural - Urban — Worren Williams, Russell Waldron. Vocolional Services d. Youth Axner Olson, Alfred Rice. Vocational Service Committee: This ROTARY discharging their respon f. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons, Student Guest—Edward Holtz, sibilities in ;their vocational rela g. Boys' & Girls' Week — DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARIOHE, MICH. tionships and in general standards improving the of practice ir thqir respective vocations. In the 9-Bill Milnes = 16—District Gov. Meet. 21—Russ Student Chester Curry. (The first name under each committee Is chairman) 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— M. A. McKeith 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-State 6—Warner Van Aken 13—4-H Fair—AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier Howard Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Sehwengel 27—Stag Nife — MAY- Barney Trebilcock 1—Children's Party- 4—Mork Andrews 11—International Informcitlon Harold Munn Barnes Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—John Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 25—Ladles' Night 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward Pennington 12—Bert NOVEMBER- 26—Ken Putnam Dr. Harvey Moss JULY- 8—Dick Biringer 3—President's Meeting Information Duke Dovidston - ' Faller 19-Paul Hurley l—Crippled Children 10—Dr. Don Shorno ● 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick , The above is our program schedule Tor the year 1955*56. If you want to change dates with Another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special, programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Relations— Chariie Fiske APRIL- SEPTEMBER- 15—Public Moore 28—Competitor Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise 23-Ed Holtz Lou 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 20—All Sports Banquet— Torg Skabo 18—Otis - 1956 MARCH- a. Community Safety — Roymond OCTOBERTrebilcock, Wayne Way. Byron Thomas 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry ROTARY PROGRAMS 30—International Fred Weeks 27—Scholarships JANUARY 31—Roy Patterson Proiects: 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt lb is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Peorce FEBRUARY- Bovee. AUGUST - 1955 Community Service Rotarlans, Information — Duane - 1956 K. Vinton 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. committee is Chairmon) 1955 Chester Curry. members of the Rotory Club, to be ■ h. Magdzlne — Keith'Avery. . thoughtful of and helpful to oth Information — Ernest ers in the community. Month, i. Rotary Luse, Leslie Waodward. Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. Public Weeks, B. 24—Jim Von Why — International Gust c. Board of Directors Meetings j. Information 6—Dr. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— Ralph Toupalik Knlght. effect of this object is to influence g. Mus.icr — Mourice Payn.e, International DECEMBER- 3—Ted Sowers Harold Munn, Harold Me- — President, Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood- 12:15 P. M. men Trade Associations — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, Regular—First Thursday each professional Wm. Milnes. b, (The first name under each committee is Chairmon) b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, jart Picard and united in the ideo! of service. Howard Teeter CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary . business Ralph Toupalik tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Woy Test — the Aims and Objects Committee. Ray Fox Donold Shorno James McComb, DIrector-Chrmn. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary lomes McComb standing, good will and peoce through a world fellowship of Director-Chrmn. Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, pointed on particular phoses of club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu TORG SKABO, Presidertt Torg Skabo under Program, Fellowship, Rotory In Russell Moore. ^ formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees as moy be ap Harold Goodholm, e. Employer-Employee Relations— 1955-1956 The the activities vancement of international vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee ^ OFFICERS event committees are appointed International Services on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad COMMITTEES OF 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Progrom Chairman Telephone 125 ●<* UNITED STATES POSTAGE The COLDWATER \otary REFLECTOR SEC.C r.H . Frederick ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS f/eeks Quality Spring Products, CoLdwater, Mich. Published by COLDWATER, H. WELCOME Inc. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best’' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No* 14 October 7, 1955 Step 2 of how a new member is admitted to the club provides that the name of the prospective member to fill the open classification is submitted in writing by a member in good standing to the It was vdth extreme regret that the Board accepted the resignation of Howard Swan. This v;as brought about through 1he severe illness of Mrs* Swan and ho was unanimously elected to Honorary Board of Directors through the Secretary. membership. Swan has been a long and faithful member and we’re very sorry to The Board lose him as of Directors met at the an active* Arlington Hotel on October 6th with 12 members present. The Coldwater Club has $820.70 in their general fund. The Board of Directors are toying with the idea of acquiring or building a Definite plans were made for Ladies’ Night permanent pancake stand at the Fair grounds, Dale Doan and Jim McCombwer© which is appointed to investigate this. to be held October 18 at the Country Club* Teeter, Kornstein, Olson, Curry, F, VanAken, and Pennington are the chairmen* It is to be a smorgasbord and the toll is to be $6.00 per couple. This is allL There will be punch (with and without) and the party is to have a Chuck Woodward is taking off by air on Friday, October 7th, to visit London, Paris, Romo, Bombay, Hong Kong, and Honolulu. We understand he*s going alono. Last week's program, in charge of ^ark western atmosphere. Each person attend ing is to wear at least one garment appropriate to a western setting, Get your baby sitters early and oil up your Andrews, was excellent. Warden William Bennon of the State Prison of Southern six-shooters. ●utlined the problems with which the Michigan, Jackson, was the speaker. Ho tendance was mentioned. It was suggested that it be brought to the attention of prison is faced due to tho lack of being able to segregate various groups of prisoners, stating that this has created a problem and was in some ddgroe respon the sible At the Directors' meeting our poor at club and if a member is absent four consecutive meetings, unless granted a for the riot in 1952. He went on to state that Jackson is the biggest leave of absence by the Board of Directors, prison in the world and that the budget he automatically ceases to be a member. Bert Faller, Attendance Chairman, will have more to say about this. Stew Picard tells us that the Auto for 1955 will be $7,250,000. We understand that Treat and Putnam flew themselves to the Northern Peninsula for bird hunting. They're to be at Camp 12. Mechanics Club is meeting each Monday night at 6j30 and members are going to be Next week's program will be in charge of asked to help. Hal Munn and we understand it has to do vjith international information. Dale Decn expects to move into his new home on Rotary Rov; sometime next week* Stew Picard has just returned from the Northern Peninsula v/here he tells us he got twice as many birds this year as he did last--he got two birds. The Coldwater Rotary has been complimented by Rotary International in a letter received by President Torg for the allover planning and program of the Club. Thoy stressed particularly the interest which this club has had in community projects. Coulliard's daughter is to be married this SAYING FOR THE DAY: Sunday, The inexperienced duck dives tail first. Le^ Wise states that if anyone wishes exercise they may come out and help him prepare his new lawn for seeding. A tip of the hat to -Ifervin and Stew Picard;in arranging transportation to i^etroit Ray Mulchahcy for the girl whom Rotary is helping. ~7e are very glad Patterson is to hear that Rotary Ann ot hom^^y ^j|j ^lyyQyj Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12HK) M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERy MICH. Functions of BY the Committee committee shall ond coordinate the Clossificotion, Program, ELECTION the committees ore oppointed supervise octivities vise and coordinate the activities vancement of such committees. standing, of Stuart Picard, DIreetor-Chrmn. Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Fellowship, International DECEMBER- Services on porticulnr phases of vocationol service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad Club Service This OFFICERS evont COMMITTEES OF Rotary Russell In- of international under good will and peace world fellowship of through a business and professional men united in the Ideal of service. Moore, Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. formotion. Public Informotlon and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis the Mogozine Committees ond such a. International Pennington, Chos. Fiske. Contacts 6—Dr. B. 13—Carl K. Pearce Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 3—Ted Sowers 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— — CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary other committees as may be ap Ralph Toupalik Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop 24—Jim Van Why b. International information — Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu 31—Roy Patterson Harold Munn, Harold Mction of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — * FEBRUARYKnight. the Aims and Objects Committee. Ray Fox 7—Community Safety Donald Shorno e. International Student Projects; James McComb, Director-Chrmn. Wayne Way LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, Presicient FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Eric Schwengel, Paul e. Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, c. DIRECTORS President, Dale Dean ■*ime$ McComb Wilford Couillard jart Picard John Walker f, Service foster the Biringer, 12:15 P. M. Membership — Robert Shaw, Rotary Infermotien Luse, Leslie PRESIDENT ROTARY Herbert J. INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Bill GENERAL SECRETARY (The first name under eoch committee is Chairman) ideois of service by Putnam. c. III. ROTARY discharge b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Bobior. Vocational ROTARY PROGRAMS 23-Ed Rural - Urban — Warren M. Williams, Russell Waldron, Services Student APRIL- 3—4-Woy Test—Roy Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-Sfafe MAY- 1—Children's Party— Axner Munn Alfred Vocational Service Committee: This Rice, committee shall devise and carry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, into effect plans which will guide Robert Lyons, GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this f. Student Guest—Edward Holtz, club in discharging their respon sibilities in their vocational rela g. Boys' & Girls' Week — GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Chester Curry. tionships ond in improving the ROTARY INTERNATIONAL general standards of practice ir; (The first name under eoch GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. their respective vocations, in the committee is chairman) 19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken Harvey Moss Duke 3—President's Meeting Information 10—Dr. Davidson Harold 29—Dr. John Putnam JULY- Biringer 15—Public Jackson Lcs Woodward 12-Bert Faller 1—Crippled Children 22—Internotional Mitchell Night—Web Treot 5—Rotary Information Pennington 8—Dick 22—Ladies' JLINE- NOVEMBER- Dr. Olson 8—Dr. Harold 15—Bob Show 29—John Barnes 25—Ladies' Night d. Youth — Axner Olson, INTERNATIONAL Meeting- Howard Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel 4—Mark Andrews 11 —International Information Lou A. McKeith Seton Bovee 27-Lester Wise 27—Stag Nite — Horold Relations— Fiske 20—All Sports Banquet- Holtz 18—Otis Charlie 6—Bob Lyons Skabo 30—international Moore 28—Competitor 13—Buyer-Seller— 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. Torg 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ MARCH- 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt Barney Trebilcock Dale Doan, Director-Chrmn.’ a. Community Sofety — Raymond OCTOBERTrebilcock, Wayne Woy. Public Information — Duane Davidson, Ted Sowers, President k. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dale Dean, ROTARY to Ernest ers in the community. Woodward, j. Special—At the coil of the DISTRICT 219 — . 1956 Fred Weeks every Rotarion to his personal. business and community life." The effect of this object Is to influence SEP7EMBER6—Warner Van Aken Rotorians, individually and as 13—4-H Foir—AI Rice members of the Rotary Club, to be 20^Chet Allemier thoughtful of and helpful to oth g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Month, i. Regular—First Thursday each Committee the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and Webster Treof Board of Directors Meetings Community Service It is the duty of the Community ward, Horvey Bent, Richard 1955 — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson e. Program — Douglas Wood Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo Club Bulletin committee is Chairman) AUGUST — 1935 Ray Mulchahey, . Ken Putnam, Vice President, ortd Bovee. (The first name under each (The first name under eoch committee is Chairman) b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, The Fred Weeks, Seton Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Contacts 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier Goodholm Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chfinge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. Chairman Telephone 125 sK U ..vrt O. ‘f The COLDWATER o UNITED Rotary REFLECTOR 2 CENTS 2 I Frederick H. WeeSss Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Miche Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME �7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best’' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin Ho. October 14, 15 Next week is Ladies Night* The third step in the procedure for, and election to, membership is as fol lows : the proposal to the Classifications attending is to v/car some article of v;cst- Committee for consideration and report ern attire. classifi cation"* Members should keep in mind that it is the man»s occupation and not the company, corporation or individual hat or a shootin’ iron* It is not toe call Lou Pennington to make your reservation. Rcmember—the more the merrier^ bank president would be classified as "banking” and not as "bank president"* There was a long list of absentees as fellows: Allemier (hunting), Avery, Burandt, Curry (teachers institute) Fiske, Fox, Goodholm, Harris, Kennedy, Lloyd Frank Palmer of the Sturgis Club tcld of the Sunday concert series which are to be held in the new auditorium at Livermore, McKeith, Moore, Olson (teachers Sturgis on Sunday afternoons at 4;30, institute)| Patterson, Putnam (hunting/. tickets for the four series is ^6*60 and they may be secured from Noel Shedd of the Branch County Savings Bank, Rice (teacherS.* institute) Sowers, Teeter, Thomas (teachers^ institute), Treat (hunting), Trebilcock (hunting), Waldron, Way, Clyde Williams, Chuck Bob Stocker of the Bronson club, who is general chairman of the Community Chest drive for Branch County told the Club of the proposed plans for the campaign* Make arrangements for your babysitter and then dig up a neckerchiefs a plaid shirt, a pair of boots, a 10 gallon late to mako reservations and you should for whom he works, that controls the classification. As stated before, a Total cost of the It is to bo at the Coldwater Country Club at 6^30 and the toll is ^^-6.00, Remember it is to have a western atmosphere and each person the board of directors refers as to the correctness of the 1955 He stated that the campaign is to run two weeks beginning Oct* 17th, The first week is to be given over to business, Woodward (on route) and Les Woodward (ill) There were six early leavers* Bert Faller who is chairman of the Member ship Cemmittee, spoke briefly at Tuesday's mooting regarding attendance* He out lined that if a member is absent for 4 professional and club groups and the second week, October 24th, is to include consecutive meetings he is automatically house to house canvassing and individual requests for contributions* He went on going tc be absent more to state that this year’s goal is |31,500. This includes the Red Cross — for the first time being included in "out" as a member* If jrc>u know you re than 4 consGCutiv) meetings please request a leave of absence of the Board of Rirectors* In this way it mil not count against our attendance percentage which has been dropping lately this campaign. Forty-three agencies are to receive funds from this drive, r. 4.u The Coldwater city share is to be $9900. Wien members make their contributions The 1955 annual convention of the »ioh. Society for Crippled ChUdren and Aduiy, The auto mechanics club at Picard’s club membors and if you can possibly make this year, remember that the Red Cross is Inc. is to be held at the Hayes Hotel inoluLd and make your pledge accordingly. isJackson on Oct. 27-28-29. one which should prove interesting to in it, plan to attend. garage is now in full svdng and each member is asked to give one evening to supervision of this project* The member is to be called previous to that night and if iie cannot be present it is his sponsibility to get someone to replace him. This project has received National recognition and is certainly one which re should be encouraged. Tuesday’s program with Hal Munn, a member as speaker, v/as informative and is one which should be given to other clubs in He outlined the problems which the world is facing in such areas the District* N, Africa, Indonesia and French Your Editor is going to send his name in to the speakers* bureau as as Morocco* having a program well worth while* Guests on the 11th were Noel Shedd »f Sturgis; als* Frank Palmer; Dick Paul of Yonkers, N.Y.; Elmer Anderson of Quincy; Harold Stukey »f Coldwater; and Bob Stocker, Otto Rissman, Frank DeVore, Sornffier, Gordon J*A. Ray Mulchahey Wendell Hathaway, Henry Gomley, HovJa^u^^KPAi^^y^S^^^I'l?^me at These Neighboring Clubs of Brenson* MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION - Porker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. This BY service, this committee shall super committee coordinate shall the ELECTION supervise activities of the Aims opd Objects Committee, James McCemb, Director-Chrmn. a. Attendonce LESTER WISE, Treasurer —; Albert Foller, Eric Schwengel, t c. DIRECTORS' Dale Dean "Tmes McComb Wilford Couillard jort Picard John Walker Paul Club Andrews, Carl and professional men is wordi* Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, foster the f. Membership every Rotorion — Robert Shaw, INTERNATIONAL Information — Duane Bill Bobler. (The first name under each committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL III. Vocationol ROTARY sibilities in their respon vocational relo- tionship: and in improving the general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the GEORGE F. DEAN. CHARLOHE, MICH. 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— Ralph Toupolik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Bovee. ROTARY PROGRAMS 1955 ' 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore 28—Competitor MARCH- 2—Trode Associotion Gus Burandt 9—Bill Milnes 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— 16—District Gov. 20—All Sports 23-Ed . M. Meet. individually and Student 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox - Urban .— Warren Alfred - 24—Erk Schwengel MAY- 18—Otis Barnes 15—Bob Guest—Edward Holtz, 29—John g. Boys' & Girls' Week — S—Rotory Information les Wo'odword DdvidsoiT Chester Curry.. International (The first name' under each Harold''Goodholm committee is chairman) , 12—Bert Foller 8—Dick Biringer ' 15—Public Information Duke '. ' ' Jackson JUNE- 1—Crippled Children Dr. ● Harvey, Moss ● Shaw 22—ladies' Night-^Web Treat Lou Pennington Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Student 1—Children's Pbrfy— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell ● ' ^5—Ladies'' Night Robert Lyons. f. Howard Teeter NOVEMBER- Rice, Livermore 17—Tri-State- Meeting— 4—Mark. Andrews 11—international Information Horold Munn Putnam, Rural 10—Bob 27—Stog Nite — a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERTrebileock, Woyne Way. . c. Banquet— 6—Warner Van Aken 13-4-H Folr-Al Rice 20—Chet Allemier Barney Trebilcbck b. Crippled Children — HorveyMoss, Donald Harris, Kenneth McKeith APRIL- .Fred Weeks as A. Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise Holtz '30—International I Relations— Charlie Fiske Torg 'Skobo ers in the community. Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. committee shall devise and carry e. INTERNATIONAL b Rersone d. Youth — Axner Olson, into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS,'CHICA'G0, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, service his Williams, Russell Waldron, Services club in discharging their Sefon AUGUST members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful' to oth ● Vocational Service Committee: This INTERNATIONAL of - 1956 3—Ted Sowers business and community life." The Rotorlans, Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Leslie Woodward, Public Byron Thomas effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- Chester Curry, h. Mogazine — Keith Avery, j. to Weeks, 1955 - 1956 Rotary — "to encourage o|.id ideals Peorce 27—Scholorships JANUARY committee is Chairman) Chairman] K. Vinton 24-Jim Van Why information — 31—Roy Patterson Harold Munn, Harold MeFEBRUARYKnight, 7—Community Safety International Student Projects: ● Wayne Way Fred (The first name under each B. 20—Rev. Keith Avery (The first name under each of Dean, ROTARY c. the obligations of . the third object each Month, i. SECRETARY Oonald'Shorno ' committee 6—Dr. 13—Carl under Wm. Milnes. Roy Fox Bulletin — Dovidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President k. Sergeont-ot-Arms —● Dole GENERAL international b. Infernotionol .Trade. Avoeiations — Program — Douglas Wood- P. M. ROTARY Employer-Employee Relations— Ralph Toupatik e. Board of Directors Meetings J. Taylor, Chicogo, business Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Vinton, g. Music — Maurice Payne, Herbert i e. Hurley, Webster Treat PRESIDENT DECEMBER- Services standing, good will and peace through o world fellowship of Roy Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, Community Service — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood It 1^ the duty of.the Community ward, John Wolker, Service Committee to. discharge Roy Patterson The President,●● Vice . President, and Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo ROTARY International To encourage and foster the od. the ocflvities voncement of Stuart Picard, Director-Chrmn. Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, b. Classification — Edword Holtz, Mark DISTRICT 219 appointed pointed on particular club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans arid program of d. Four-Vfay Test ~ ... JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary' 12:15 ore vise and caordi'nate of such committees. phases of c. FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President . Regular—First Thursday committees on particulor phases of vocational the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united In the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary in formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Ceuillord, Director-Chrmn. the Magaxine Committees and such o. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. ether committees os may be opHarold Goodholm, 1955-1956 TORG SKABO,.President . event Club Service Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS COMMITTEES 29—Dr. John Contacts t 26~Ken Potnom JUIY-^ ● .. ■ ■ . 3—President'^ Meeting 10—Dr'.'Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore ● 24—Chuck '^Wdodword 31-Bill Bobier Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another me.mber, advise the program chairman of the change. /Aembers having special 'progrPMs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. 19-^PauI-Hurley . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 ● t ■ i. . 'V. j * ● s f / ■■ » t' s f. The GOLDWATER REFLECTOR .-UNITED STATES nsticF ■'t V; V.’.T (Tj-: w '.r- 2 cENTe 2 Frederick E* Weeks Quality Spring Products, Lnc* Coldwater, Uich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigon The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No, 16 October 21., 1955 Step No. 4 for electing a new member deals with the eligibility of the pros pect, from a moral and ethical stand point. Your has certified that the leaves error of absence. in last week's statement as to A leave of absence Don't forget that the Community Chest It is Drive is in progress and remember that the agencies supported by this chest are beneficial to the community as a vjholo, their duty to determine whether the man would make a good Rotarian and that he vrculd maintain the standards demanded of a Rotarian. in can only be granted to a senior active member. This does not apply to active members* Y«ur editor regrets the mis information and apologizes herewith* Class ification is open the Board of Directors refers the proposal to membership to the Membership Committee for consideration and report as to the eligibility of the prospect from a personal angles was Bulletin regarding the After the Classification Committee editor of behavior Rotarians as a Club, interested in cemmunity betterment, should support the drive wholeheartedly. We understand that the *^«ramunity Health Center has as its patients, Maurice Payne, and Chuck Schmitt. They are Next week's program is in charge of our sharing the same room and y®u can well emagine they are thoroughly enjoying their stay. We talked tc Chuck's wife have as his speaker. Congressman Joe lustrous mayor, tiohn Jackson. Hanson of Battle Creek. He will Prom other Bulletins ‘Joe Hansen has given an ex who states that they have him in traction in an effort to slim down his hips. If cellent outline of National affairs and the meeting should be worth v/hile. this works the Health Center will pro Last week was Ladies' Night and from all bably have a lot of prospective patients. reports it was thoroughly enjoyed. The committees in charge of arrangements are to be complimented on the party at which there were 108 present. It was reported Howard Swan's wife is home from the hospital, improved somewhat, and very glad to get home. We sincerely hope she that an unusually large number of visitois continues to improve. checked in Tuesday noon at the Arlington We understand that Les Woodward to make up meetings from other clubs. con tinues ti improve and we hope this Nearly all Rotary clubs have some project of one type or another upon which they continues. Webb Treat is taking off this week-end for the "Land O' are working. ‘ Livin'" cabin to install It v/ould seem that the Coldwater club might well, spearhead some movement for community betterment. Members are asked to make suggestions to electric lights. , Hereafter the members won't be stumbling around in the back yard with a lantern hunting for the the Board of Directors.' We knov/ some plumbing, members have pet projects in which they are interested and these should be brought Pat Toupalik, daughter of Ralph Toupalik, to the attention of the Board, has returned from her trip abroad. The average attendance for this Club for September was 88,01^ which placed them 24th among the 41 clubs. This is the Your editor has a nice trip to Houston but must be a jirjc to airplanes since two of the three planes which he planned first time in months that the Coldwater to take broke down—once in Houston and once in New Orleans and instead .of tak Club has gone below the 90^ mark. ing 6 hours to return from Houston it took 24, THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: (Supplied by John Walker) "Cur days are like identical was a sad end to a nice trip* people can pack more into them than Arriving at »tillow Run at six o'clock »n a cold, rainy, dismal morning suitcases* all the same size but some others." Your Editor spoke at the Eaton Rapids club on Wednesday, October 19th. For new club this is a going concern and a Ray Mulchahey they are a bunch of live wires. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church Mondoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) I ALBION — Porker Inn — Thurtday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Etkc Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. committee ELECTION shall and coordinate the Classification, the formation, Public of Stuart TORG SKABO, President Picard, Information and b. Competitor the Magazine Committees and such other committees as may be ap pointed on particulor phases of c. T 955-1956 Relations — Employer-Employee CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretory James McComb, LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Foller, e. Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, DIRECTORS The President,. Vice .President, and — Torg Skabo . .. mes McCdmb Frit? Van A'*®'’.... ' . Dale Dean * Wilford Couillard John Walker jart Picard 12:15 P. M. Roy MulcKohey, Ken POfnom. 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY Herbert J. Taylor, alker. Chicago, GENERAL SECRETARY INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS,-CHICAGO, ROTARY GEORGE F. INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARLCTTE, MICH. Student FEBRUARY- 7—Community Safety Protects: Wayne Way Bovee. 14-Boys' & Girls' WeekChesler Curry 21—Russ Gus Charlie Director-Chrmn. b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Putnom. committee .is Chairman) c. Rural - Urban — Warren Williams, Services d. Youth Russell Vocational Service Committee: This committee sholl Scholarships Robert Lyons, devise and carry e. f. Waldron, — Axner Olson, Alfred M. Holtz Student Byron Thomas, Guest—Edward Holtz, committee,is chairman) Student APRIL- 3—4-Woy Test—Roy Fox 10—Bob Livermore ● 17—Tri-State Meeting— Van Aken Fair—A1 Rice Howard ● 27—Stag Nile — MAY- Barney Trebilcock Information' Harold Munn , 22—Lodies' 29—John 18—Otis, Bornes Night—Web Treat Jockson 5—Rotary Information Les Woodword 12—Bert Filler ' 19-Paul Hurley 1—Crippled Children 26—Ken Putnom Or. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer JULY- ● 3—President's Meeting 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 22—International -Contacts 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd liverrpore 24—Chuck ‘ Wbodword Goodholm 29—Dr. John Party— JUNE- 25—ladies' Night Lou Pennington 31—Bill Rick. The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you wont to change dates with another member, afJvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. , Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show Andrews 11 —International Harold , 1—Children's OCTOBER- 4—Mark Teeter 24—Erie Schwengel 2D—Chet Allemier . McKeilh Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise 30—International Fred Weeks .13—4-H A. 20—Alt Sports Banquet- Skabo NOVEMBER- Rice. , sibilities in their vocalionol rela g. Boys'& Girls'Week — Chester Curry. tionships and in improving the general standards of practice in (The first name under each In the 13—Buyer-Seller— 23-Ed — "to encouroge and Dean, 6—Bob Lyons Burandl of Rotary Fiske MARCH- 9-Bill Milnes Torg Moore 28—Competitor Relations— 1955 ● 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS 16—District Gov. Meet. Trebilcock, Wgyne Way. Bobier. their respective vocations. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson — 2—Trade Association a. ComMunity Sofety — Raymond club, in discharging - their respon DISTRICT, Relationship— Ralph Toupalik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Information Ser.vice Committee to discharge fhe 'obligations of the third object Dale into;eff^ct plans- Vvhich will guide ILLINOIS and assist 'the'members of this < GOVERNOR 219th 10—Employee & Employer — committee is Chairman) Chairman) - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Milnes. International Pearce Byron Thomos JANUARY (The first name under each members of the Rotory Club, to be III. ROTARY Contacts International effect,of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner Rotdriens, individuolly and as (The-'first .name under each Vocational International K. Vinton 27—Scholarships Director-Chrmn. Fred Weeks, Seton foster the ideols of service- by every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life." The Luse, Leslie Woodward, INTERNATIONAL men Couillard, Wm. It is the duty of the Community Public 'Informpfion — Duane ● Davidson, Tod Sowers, President k.'. Sergeapt-at-Arms — Dole Bill peace Harold Goodholm, Community Service Weed- . jChesJer Curry, , INTERNATIONAL and fellowship, of Harold Munn, Harold MeKnight. h. Magazine — Keith''Avery, thoughtful of and helpful 'to oth Ernest ers in the community. Month', i. flotcwy Information Dean. DISTRICT will professional B. 20—Rev. Keith Avery AUGUST - 1955 j. Special—At the call of the a. c. committee is g'. Music -r MOurice Poyne*, Regular—First Thursday each Will Gust Burandt .Roy Potterson ● j ,■ e. Program — Douglas Wood ward, Horvey Bent, Richard Biringer., f. ■ Memberehip ■ Robirt Shaw, Board of Directors*Meetings- 6—Dr. 13—Carl under- good world DECEMBER- united in the ideal of service. b. (The first name under each Webster, Tr^ot « international and a business Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Club Bulletjn — word'.^john through Relations— Donald Shorno Director-Chrmn. b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews,' Carl Vinton, c. Lewis Pennin^gton, Chas. Fiske. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary vancement of stonding, Director-Chrmh. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Objects Committee. Roy Fox FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President the activities of such committees, supervise activities coordinate Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeilh, Russell Moore, Fellowship, Rotary In Program, BY vise and Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS ore committees appointed International Services on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super* To encourogo and foster the ad event COMMinEES OF Bobier ,. - V ● >. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 «5T ●. ● f ■■X. r ' ● I K f . r ' »● l> I. -.0 ■ I t The GOLDWATER . RE F LE GTO R ' t .1. . ● ! ● >. Frederick H. Quality'Spi*irtg Products, Inc. Coldeater, lilch. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS Weeks WELCOME .4 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. October 28, 17 The fifth step in election to member ship is the review by the Board of Your editor apologizes most abjectedly for the horrible fluff made in last week's Directors of the actions of the Bulletin regarding Congressman AUGUST JOHANSEN. The fine was paid and the mission rests with the If Board of Directors., Keith and Marian Avery were called t'' Ludington by the death of Mrs, Avery's father. Keith, as pastor of the Methodist Church, is sidewalk superintendent for the new parking lot which is being pre pared by his church. phonetics you would realize phonetically it was spelled correctly. Fith John Jackson as program chairman, Congressman Johansen gave us some good feed for thought. He was realistic in his approach to world peace and his state ments regarding the centralization of power in Washington v/as very much to the point. ccmmittee^* It either sustains or rejects their action. The final decision regarding ad-^ only redeeming feature was that I still kept the Congressman a Scandinavian. you were brought up in the school of 1955 Stew Picard, we understand, has bought himself a new cottage at Coldwater Lake© In his speech Mr. Johansen sug gested that some evening each Rotarian A tip of the hat to the Show Shoe Co. Your Editor will buy a lunch for the first person v;ho, after receiving this Bulletin, vtill make an affadavit that he completed Sometime ago the construction of a build has ing at -the Fair grounds for the use of read the Constitution of the United States and Carl Vinton on the soon-to-be- read the Constitution of the United new factory for the company. the RjDta^y^olub was discussed. States in its entirity. The speaker also warned us regarding too much dependence not heard of this and if the We have no club is to build a new building they should be about it since everybody is busy in the spring on Federal funds and the danger of re questing the Federal government to under and write too many programs, This district is fortunate in having such a man as it will be more difficult to build it then. August Johansen for Representative in Congress. A tip of the hat to the City Council in blacktopping the road to the cemetery. Next week's program will be in charge of Harvey Moss and he has as his speaker, a Nov/ Rotarians can have a smooth last ride. Wayne Way has just returned from Florida. A trip he makes each year when he takes member of "the National Association for Crippled Children who is coming to us from Grand Rapids, his father It was good to see Les Woodward back at the club and we hope he continues to gain. Tuesday's guests included Dale Ulery of Goshen; Bill iVftiorley and Dick Schultz of Chuck Schmitt has been slimmed down and has left his roommate, Maurice Payne, still in the hospital. Payne expects to be discharged fairly soon. Quent Smith of Angola; John Smeekens of Coldwater who was the guest of Mark Andrews, and Charles Kingsley, also of Coldwater, -the guest of Dick Biringer, 7ince Kornstein is moving into his new Absent were Allemier, Avery, Barnes, Bronson; down. C. C» Travis of Grand Rapids, Fisko, Fox, Hurley, Bob Livermore, Payne, home on Rotary Row on Saturday, this week, Picard, Schmitt, Schwengol, Shaw, Way and Chuck VJ'oodward. A tip of the hat to Bill Bobier for his appointment to one of ihe important Teeter, There were four early le aver$. committees on the Chamber of Commerce. Also, congratulations to Dale dc^^ on his THDUGHT election to an important association FOR THE DAY: Demcoracy says, believe it or not"; Comminism soys, sponsored by livestock shippers of T©was. believe it or else". Ralph Toupalik did a good stroke of bus iness selling a new Mercury to Jess Waldroi, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congr.gational Church — Wedn.cdoy 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. STURGik — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. This on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage ond foster the ad the committee coordinate the BY event Club Service Functions of and OFFICERS COMMIHEES Committee shall the supervise are Picard, ELECTION TORG SKABO, President Ray Fox CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James McComb, Donald Shorno LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, Director-Chrmn. e. Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, c. DIRECTORS Club Bulletin d. Fellowship — Charles Wood ward, John Wblk'er,''● Fritz Van Aken Dale Dean ■ -met McComb jort Picard .Wilford Couillard JohnWolker ● each Month, i. 12:15 P. M. j. INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Bill ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY to discharge e. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. Rural - Williams, 25—Ladies' RoAell Waldron., .Lou 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— M. Alfred tionships and general standards In respon f. vocational relol g. improving the of in practice their respective vocations. Ir> the Student Rice, Guest—Edward Boys' & Girls' Week — 'Chester Curry. (Th«^ first name under.each committee is chairman) 15—Public Duke MAY- 1—Children's Party— >^ner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—ladies' 29—John 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller ip—Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam « JULY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorrto 17—Lloyd -Livermore Contacts 24—Chuck Goodholm 31—Bill Rick i DOUGLAS' WOODWARD, Program Choirmon . . Telephone 125 »●» ■ V »q' ; 1 I . ● t ● . { t t fyi ● . ' . ● V ly ●● ^ t ● t The COLDWATER Jotary REFLEGTOR 4 ' Frederick H- ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc* CoLdarater,' Bilchie « Published by WELCOME Woodward Bobier t I Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- r- :J^. Meeting— Teeter 24-;:ErJj: Schwengel . Information The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another mernber, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may,appoint o committee to assist with the details.’ Livermore Howard Davidson Horold V/ise 17—Tri-Stofe > Night 29—Dr. John 27-lester 3—4-Woy Test—Roy Fox Pennington 22—International Bovee 10—Bob Information Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer ● McKeith Seton APRIL- 1-^CrippIed Children Ttoltz. A. 20—All Sports Banquet— NOVEMBER- Scholarships — Byron Thomos, Robert Lyons, their Charlie Fiske d. Youth — Axner Olson, Vocational Service Committee: This in . Harold Munn 18—Otis Barnes Urban — Warren committee shall devise and carry e. sibilities 28—Competitor Relations— MARCH- 11—International Putnam, Services club in discharging their Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore 2—Trode Association Gus Burandt 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. the Community b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donold Harris, Kenneth Bobier. into eff,ect plans whic^ will guide GEORGE R. MEANS,.CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this DISTRICT, Ralph Toupalik 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson the obligations of the third object (The first name under each committee is Chairman] Vocational GOVERNOR 219th of Service Committee Taylor^ Chicago, III. SECRETARY the duty - 1956 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— ROTARY PROGRAMS Rotary Information — Ernest ers in the community. 27—Stag Nite — Luse, Leslie Woodward, Barney Trebilcock Dale Dean," Director-Chrmn. Public Information — puane Dovidson, Ted Sowerit. - - a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERPresident Trebilcock, Wayne Way. k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dole. 4—Mark Andrews Dean, GENERAL ■ 1956 Torg Skabo 23-Ed Holtz of Rotary' — "to encourage and word, Harvey Bent, 30—International Student foster the ideals of service by Richard Bi ringer, Fred Weeks every Rotorian to his personal. t f. Membership Robert. Shaw, business'and community life." The Webster Treat effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBERg. Music — 'Maurice Payne, 6—Worner Von Aken RolqrionS, individually and as Chester Curry, 13-4-H Foir-AI Rice members of the Rotary Club, to be h. Magazine — Keith Avery, 20—Chet Allemier thoughtful of and helpful to oth Regular—First Thursday Herbert J. , Roy Patterson .... Program — Douglas Wood-' e. Board of Directors Meetings ROTARY 1955 Community Service is Pearce 3—Ted Sowers committee is Chairman) AUGUST — 1955 It K. Vinton 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas JANUARY (The first name under each Burandt — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, President, Vice President, and PRESIDENT Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust B. Horold Munn, Harold McFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Sofety International Student Projects; Wayne Woy Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— c. (The first name under each committee is Choirmon) b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY united in the ideol of service. tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Woy Test — the Aims and Objects Committee. Special—At the call af the. 6—Dr. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Torg Skabo DECEMBER- Services standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional meri Director-Chrmn. Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Classification, International Russell Moore. Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary Informotion. Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop b. International Information — 1955-1956 The appointed the activities vancement of internotional under vise and coordinate of such committees, of Stuart octivities committees �t4 He Pro jits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 18 November 4, 1955 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors was held at the Arlington on Thursday, November 3rd* Luse, Couillard, Skabo, Present were- F* VanAken, Dale Dean, McCbmb, Picard, Kennedy. Addition Sometime ago the Board of Directors moved to provide speakers with a gift certificate telling them of their ap preciation of his speach to the Club and if a speaker is not a Rotarian he can be al members were Treasurer Wise; Faller, provided with a yearns subscription to Membership Committee, as vrell as your editor. Treasurer Wise reported that The Rotarian. If you wish this done for your speakers, please tell the Secretary of your wishes and the matter will be the balance on hand as of October 31st was $759,29. There was also, carried in the crippled children’s fund, the amount of $377,73, The Board of Directors decided to pro vide a more or less formalized program for the introduction of new members into the club. This has been given to the Rotary information committee and they are in charge of working out a routine for the admission of new members. In many clubs this is a very impressive ceremony and one which should be care fully done so that it is one of the steps in Rotary which a new member should always remember. Step No. 6 in the admission of a new member provides that favorable action by the membership and classification taken care of. In the October Governor's monthly letter Gov, George suggests that we be thinking of nominees for the Governor’s job for the coming'year# It has been a long time since the Coldwater Club has had a Distc Governor and perhaps someone might wish to take over the job* Gov. George also tolls us that in our District we now have 2386 members# aa increase of 10 in September and 17 since the first of July, The District Conference is to be held on March 23-24 at Benton Iferbor. If any members are considering going they should start making their plans for that at the present time. committees having been approved by the Board of Directors, the proposer of the new member is notified by the Secretary, In the last District Bulletin we received the information that Herb Taylor, past president of RI, is going to be the guest Sec, Kennedy wishes the attention of speaker at the Jackson Rotary Club, Hotel Hayes, at 2^10 P.M, November 30th, It members brought to the fact that dues "is suggested that a car load from each are now dud and payable. He asks that each member either bring a check or club attend this meeting. If a car load $12,50 in cash to next Tuesday’s meeting. does plan on going it would be well to notify the Jackson club in advance so A tip of the hat to Ernie Uise on moving ample space will be provided. into his new and improved office. Tuesday’s guests included Alvin Wiler, and Paul Work of Bronson, William L. We hear by the grapevine that Ralph Toupalik sold a new Continental. He must have a good bird dog to find such Bettison (the speaker) from Grand Rapids, Dr. E, H* Babbitt, Associate Director of prospects. Albion College, Ken Bristol of Minneapolis who was the guest of Torg Skabo; Ray C, The Club just received a card from Chuck Radke of Battle Creek; Bernard ●^, Laney of Alpena, and Quent Smith of Angola, Woodward from New Delhi, India, in '.●diich he tells us that he attended Rotary in that city the day previous. Absent weret Allemi'er, Barnes , Burandt, Dale Dean, Fiske, Bob Livermore, Rick, We understand that Vince Kornstein is now Pennington, Teeter, Way and C. Woodward, living in his new home and his only There were 6 early leavers! trouble is the new rug. Ray Mulchahey THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Efv-ly to bed and early to rise and you miss the most in teresting people. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionoi Church — W«dneiday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. ‘ STURGIS — Eikt Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Poit Tovern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF MICH. COMMIHEES event committees Club on particular phases of vocationol service, this committee sholl super To encourage and fester the ad Service Functions of the Committee This and committee coordinate sholl the supervise oppointed vise and coordinate the of such committees. of Stuart activities are Picard, activities BY formation, Public Information and b. Competitor ELECTION the Magazine Committees and such 1955-1956 Relations Employer-Employee FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu Howord Teeter JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Objects Commiftee. .Ray Fox CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary Jomes McComb, Director-Chrmn. Donald Shorno LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, TORG SKABO, President business Eric Schwengel, Paul e. Hurley, e. DIRECTORS President, and Wilford Couillard John Wolker jort Picord Club Bulletin P. M. Chester Curry, ROTARY Public Information — Duane Davidson, Ted Sowers, President k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dole PRESIDENT ROTARY Herbert J. INTERNATIONAL Bill Ideals to of ROTARY ROTARY 13—Buyer-Seller— M. Seton 23-Ed Holtz 30—International Fred Weeks e. 3—4-Way Test—Roy Fox Rural - Alfred Rice. '' (The first name under each committee is chairman) . Meeting— Howard Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- 1—Children's Party- Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show Andrews 11—Internationol Information . Harold Munn 22—Ladies' 29.—John Barnes ,25—Lodies' Livermore 17—Tri-St^te OCTOBER- Urban — Warren ' ,d. Youtb'—. Axner Olson, 10—Bob Barney Trebilcock '■Williams, Russell Waldron,- Services Wise APRIL- 27—Stag Nite — 18—Otis MeKeith Boyee 27—Lester Student 20—Chet Allemier 4—Mark A. 20—All Sports Banquet- Torg Skobo by Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- Night. 5-^Rotary.-lnformotion Lou Pennington Les NOVEMBER- . 26—Ken Putnam 19,-fPaul Hurley 1—Crippled -Children Dr. Harvey Moss JULY- 8-7-Ojek' Biringer 15'—Public ' 22—IntornotiMql 'Contacts , The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. ●’1' w If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. . 31-Bill . : ● . ‘ 24—Chuck’, Woodward .< Gaodhelm . 29—Dr. John Rifck ’^ , ' ' 3—President's Meeting -10—Dt*. Don Shorno.', v17—Lloyd Livermore ' I'nfonnotion ' .'I.. Duke Davidspn ^ Harold Bobier ' ' DOU6LAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman ' ‘ Telephone 125 f 1 . - t 1 - ( < T J-. .1 - > I- -. z *; : :' -I. -● t ● -● I . y t k r / ● *1 ●' J I » r r 4 : 'ml. / The COLDWATER Jlotary REFLECTOR Frederick H* Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME ; ● Woodward 12—Bert.Faller . ' Charlie Fiske 9-Bill Milnes personal, , MARCH-c 6—Bob Lyons , Burandt ' 28—Competitor Relations- 16—District Gov. Meet. Putnam. general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the CHARLOTTE, MICH. Chester Curry - 2V—Russ Moore ROTARY PROGRAMS Gus Moss, Donold Harris, Kenneth Vocational Service Committeei'This INTERNATIONAL DEAN, - 1956 2—Trode Association and service his committee shall-'devise, ohd' carry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, INTERNATIONAL effect pFons which wHI guide Robert Lyons. , GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS into and assist .the members, of, this f. Student' Guest—Edward ;HoItz. club in discharging^ tneir respon sibilities in their vocational rela g. Boys'& Girls'Week — i'. , GOVERNOR 219fh. DISTRICT, Chester Curry., tionships and in improving-’ the GEORGE F. Harold Munn, Harold MeFEBRUARYKnight, 7—Community Safety International Student Pcojects: Wayne Way Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14—Beys' & Girls' Week— 1955 b. Crippled Children — Harvey under each Taylor, Chicago, III. SECRETARY 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. committee is Chairman) Trebilcock, Wayne Way. committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Vocational GENERAL the Rotarian Employer Relationship Ralph Toupalik Employee & 24-Jim Von Why 31—Roy Patterson Information — (The first name under each a. Community Safety — Raymond Bobier. (The first name 10- — AUGUST - 1955 every - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Harold Goodholm, Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt foster Pearce 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas Wm. Milnes. h. Magazine — Keith Avery, thoughtful of and helpful to oth Information — Ernest ers in the community. Month, i. Rotary Luse, Leslie Woodward, Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. Dean, DISTRICT 219 Contacts K. Vinton JANUARY effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner Von Aken Rotarians, individually and os 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice members of the Rotary Club, to be j. Special—At the call of the men B. 20—Rev. Keith Avery business and community life." The Webster Treat 12il5 professional International c. of Rotary — "to encourage g. Music — Maurice Payne, Board of Directors Meetings and b. Internationol — ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer. . Membership — Robert Shaw, f. Regular—First Thursday each o. Roy Mulchahey, Ken Putnam. Community Service d. Fellowship — Chorles Wood It is the duty of the Community ward, John Wolker, Service Committee to discharge Roy Patterson the obligations of the third object e. Program — Douglas Wood Fritz Von Aken Dale Dean -mes McComb Lewis Relations— Toupalik 6—Dr. 13—Carl under united in the ideal of service. (The first name under each committee is Chairman) b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, Torg Skabo Ralph international Will Couiltard, Director-Chrmn. tion of the plans and program.of d. Four-Way Test— Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, The President, Vice — Pennington, Chos. Fiske. other committees os may be oppointed on particular phases of c. vancement of DECEMBER- Services standing, good will and peace through o world fellowship of Director-Chrmn. the Clossificotion, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell M«ore. * Program, Fellowship, Rotary In OFFICERS International Mien. �He Pro'jits Mo^t Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. November 11# 19 Thr?ugh on oversight for which your Editor apologizes, a report of the very fine program arranged by Harvey Moss for November 1st was omitted. It was very fitting that Dr, Betison, Dist. Coordin ator for the Michigan Crippled Children's ccr,mission of Grand Rapids, should tell the club of the work mth crippled cViildren* Many Rotarians may not know that the present plan for aiding crippled children had its initial start through the Rotary Club of Ann Arbor, who visited 1955 Don*t forget, if you wish a certificate and a subscription to the Rotarion for one year, given to your speoker, it is necessary to notify Sec, Kennedy in odvQnce of the doy of the meeting so that he may have the certificate prepared for presentation to the speaker when he appara The deer hunters ore making their plans and Bobier, Treat and Putnam a re planning to leave this week-end for Land-a-livin● children in the University Hospital who at Gaylord* Y/e understand that Trebila'ck and the gang from Camp 12 are also leaving vrere there for orthopedic surgery. this week-end. We have been unable to Through their interest the Michigan Society learn who is going to camp 12 other than for Crippled Children was formed and as a ■esult of the interest on the part of this Society legislation providing for the present commission came about, Michigan is unique in that it is one of the very fev/ states that provides such service to children in this country. Certainly the slides shown to the club demonstrated that such a program is very v/orth while and Barney, HOORAY: There were no early leavers! Guests incluaed Jack Ackerman of Kalamasoq. William Nimmis of Butler, ^nd,; Bernard Laney of Alpena; Art Straley, Ft. Wayne, Ind. j C. D, McKenzie, Quincy; and Glen Barnett, Robert Stockdr, Raymond Smith should be encouraged. and Henry G#mley of Bronson, This Bulletin has described the first six steps which are preliminary to taking in Q new member and it should be pointed out that these steps ore taken without the prospective member being notified or con- Absent were: Bent, Bovee, Fiske, Hurley, Kornstein, Moore, Munn, Patterson, Lulted regarding membership. Step Ho, 7 provides that the proposer, accoirfpnnied by a member or members of the Rotary in forms tion committee, fully inform the prospect of the privileges and duties of Rotury membership and secure his oral or written permission to circulate his name ro ihe members of the Club for approval or disapproval. We are sorry to hear that Doug Woodward is in tiS hospital again. From reports he seems to be making satisfactory progress and we hope that he is bock with us very soon. Lew Woodward reported on Tuesday that the family had just heard from Chuck who nt that time was in Bankok and was leaving shortly for Honkong, Schmitt, C, Woodward, D, Woodward. This week’s program, in charge of Dick Biringer, told of the danger of the Dutch Elm disease and the movies presented by Don White of the Aiichigan D^pt. of Agriculture and George Day of the Standard Oil Company, illustrated the imne dints steps which it is necessary to take if tho city of Coldwater is not to lose a great many of its nice Elms, It ivould seem that the Rotary Club might adopt this ns a project in connection with either tho Boy scouts or some high school group, and do a survey of the city making an in ventory of tho elm trees and thoir location within tho city limits, Here’s a project that would not cost a groat deal and yet would be pertinent and timely^ The winter would be a good time to make such a survey. These questions will be asked at Tuesday’s meeting. Please bo prepared to answer them: 1) Does Rotary have an official song We are sorry to hear that Mrs, Dale Hgan is in Leila Post Hospital, Room 301, where 2) Is it the place of residence or place she has had surgery. We sincerely hope ttot she makes a speedy recovery. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The of business that is considered wheh membership? 3) .Vhat Club sponsored the Rotary Club? 4) When was tho best uncultivated Coldwater territory is that under your hat. tfrom Ed Holtz) Coldwater Rot ry Club fomded? Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. de termining Q man's eligibility for octive ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, are committees appointed Internotional Services on porticular phases of vocational service, tins committee shall super To encourage arid foster the ad event COMMIHEES OF Club Service MICH. Functions of the Committee This committee shell and coordinate the Classification, Program, the supervise vise and coordinate of such committees. of Stuart activities the activities vancement of international under standing, through Picard, Director-Chrmn.. business Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Fellowship, Rotary Russell In good will and peace end professional men a world fellowship Moore, Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milne*, Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop b. International Information — Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu Harold Munn, Harold Mction of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — Knight. the Aims and Obiects Committee. Roy Fox CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James McCemb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President Eric Schwengel, Paul Donald Shorno e. Hurley, b. Classification — Edward Mark DIRECTORS e. * The President, Vice President, and Fritz Van Akeri Torg Skabo Club Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnom. ward, John e. Walker, ward, Harvey Bent, Membership — Robert Show, Webster Treat ■ . - > Luse, Leslie j. Woodward, Public Information — Duane Davidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President k. Sergeant-al-Arms — Dale Deon, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL J. Toylor, Chicago, Bill committee Vocationol GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY GEORGE sibilities tionships INTERNATIONAL F. DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. in their and in respon vocational improving relo- 24—Jim Van VtTiy 31—Roy Patterson FEBRUARY- 7—Community Sofety Wayne V/oy Projects: 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore 26—Competitor Relations— Charlie Fiske MARCH- 20—All Sports Banquet- the Ideals every Rotorian to to of service his 23-Ed Holtz Fred and APRIL- 3:-4-Way Test—Roy Fox 10—Bob members of the, Rotary Club, to be Rural 27—Stag Nite — MAY- Alfred f. -15—Bob, Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—Jahn Guest—Edward Holtz, 5—Rotary Information Les 15—Public 26—Ken 3—President's Meeting Information , Harold corhmittee is chairman) 10—Dr. Don Shorno , Contacts 17—Lloyd - Livermctfe 24—Chuck 'Woodward Goodholm Rick The obove is our program schedule for the year 1955-56; If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. / Putnom JULY- Duke Davidson 29—Dr. John Faller 19-Paul HurJey Dr. Harvey Moss 8:-0iek Biringer 22—International (The first name under each Woodward 12—Bert 1—Crippled Children ● Night—Web Treat ■ Jockson JUNE- , NOVEMBER- Rice, Chester Curry. the 6—Dr. Harold 'Mitchelii Lou Pennington' g. Boys'& Girls'Week — general standard;' of practice in their respective vocations. In the Axner Olson Barnes 25—Ladies' Night Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons, Student 1—Children's-Party— 4—Mark Andrews 11 —International Information Harold Munn Urban — Warren 31-Bill Bobier ' , . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Cholrman 'Telephone 125 - J -t 1 t «V ♦ I ,1 - ‘ The COLD WATER Jotary REELEGTOR . '4 .- ● * I Frederick H. ' fr'' ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN »●●●●» Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS ;'ffeeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Mich. Published by WELCOME ■ ● t ● 24—Eric Schwengel Barney Trebilcock Q. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- 18—Otis Meeting— Howard Teeter Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. Trebilcock, Wayne Way. Livermore 17—Tri-State 6—Warner Van Aken 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice 20-Chet Allemi er as McKeith 27—Lester Wise ● Student Weeks business'and community life." The individually A. Seton- Bovep 30—International by personal, M. Meet. effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- . committee shall devise and carry e. into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist' the members of this club in discharging their Relationship— Rolph Toupalik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Torg Skobo Vocational Service Committee: This DISTRICT, 3—Ted Sowers 10—Employee & Employer 16—District Gov. INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th JANUARY - 1956 discharge Committee Williams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth-— Axner Olson, Services Pearce the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and c. III. K. Vinfon 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— Putnam. is Chairman) B. 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt 9-Bill Milnes b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Bobler. first name under each (The PRESIDENT ROTARY,4^TERNATIONAL Herbert Chairman) 6—Dr. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarship* Byron Thomas Bovee. committee Is Chairman) h, Magazine — Keith Avery. ● thoughtful of and helpful to oth Month, i.' Rotary Information — Ernest ers ir» the community. P. M. Seton Weeks, AUGUST — 1955 Rotorlons, , is Student Fred 1955 . 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Service It is the duty of the Community foster Biringer. g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Boord of Directors Meetings committee Service Roy Patjerson Program' — Douglas Wood Richard f. 12:15 Vinton, d., Fellowship — Chorle* Wood Dale Dean 'ames McComb Wilford Couillard jart Picard John Walker “Regular—First Thursday each Carl International (The first name under each Burondt (The first name under each Holtz, Andrews, c. Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Jim VonWhy, B. K. Pearce, of united in the ideal of service. DECEMBER- f » �November 10, 1955 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below* Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Name Lester H* Eisenhut Major Classification Associations Minor Classification Chamber of Commerce Signed - J* A, Kennedy, Secretary �% f < % 1 �i4 He Prolits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotarj REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. B'^lletLn Not ?0 November 18, 1955 p— 9r4A T P F ?? t /> i- J u :3 o a I f y. -? rhSc- hoOJO CCtJi ATTST'^TION ALL M’ilTYlbEP.S: The graph above IITo Ltu Meyer,^ tihovvn the drop in attendance since July 1* ;i055 You ahvays cun 'an-dorstend some- Telephone Company of Michigan whose home is in Muskegon, told the club on Nov. 15 President of the General thing better if you see it and here it is. of the trenemdous growth of the telephone RL.$') IT WEEPJ Better still tiii.ng about it. do some- business in recent years. He stated that there are 133 independent companies in During the month of October there were 25 fiichigan at the present time* There are LhOO in the United States, and that these meiTibcrs who missed 1 or more meetings. Out cf this group 19 missed 1, fcur United ‘States? missed 2, and two missed 3, Of those members who attended meetings elvsewhere-r there ●vers 25 members who by making up at another club had 100^ attendance. 5100 companios serve two-thirds of ths There are at present 52,000,000 in the United States. The General ‘telephone Co. now has 1600 employees v/ith 182,000 miles of cable, Out of 40,000 miles of open wire and 53,000 miles ohis group IS have .rbde up one meeting of poles. The United States has 57^ of elsewhere, 8 made up trwo meetings else the world telephones and the General where, and one madd up 3 meetings else Telephone Co. serves 1,800,00 subscribers. where in order to have a perfect attend- cncj. It would seem thab a relatively email number are those who spoil our attendance. It is possible to have 19 days in which to make up a meeting, per example: Say your club meets reruir.rly on Thurrday, It is the 12th largest independent company in the United States. His information was an eye-opener for the club* Absent were Allemier, Barnes, Bobior, (hunting) Burandt, Dale Doan (hunting) Fi ske .(hunting) K-rr, Kornstein, McKeith, McKnight (Lansing) Rice, Treaty Trebilcock^ The last time you attended a meeting would Fri tc VanAken, Vinton, and rraldron. (all be Feb, 1st... the next day,. Febo 2.. you hunting) Clyde ''illiams. Warren Williams;, make up” atteni-.ance for the follov;- Chuck Woodward (abroad) and Les Woodward, ing Thursday (Oth)<, You could tlien make (Cleveland, Ohio.) could up your February 15 mee'Jing on Fabc 21, which would mean that you had not attend- ed a^meeulng from Fab^ 2 to Fabo 21 - a total of 19 day&J In view of this fact wa know that the club mombors as a whole would appreciate it if every effort would be made.to '‘make up". Guests were: C. D. MoKenKie of Quincy^, Ed Doherty of Coldwater, and Leu Meyer, the speaker, from Muskegon* On Tues* Nov, 22nd there is to be a one day District institute at Charlotte for club presidents, chairmen of the- Rotary Information committee and chairmen of liie improvement liiat he is making in the frost Classification committee, Edward A tip of the hat to Jim VanWhy for the of the hotel. One would hardly recognize Broughton of Ashtabula, Ohio is to bo the this hote 1 as the sane building as the one Rotary Infonr.ation and Extension Counsellor Uir. Crok over several years ago> for thijg meeting* Ed Holtz, Ernie Luae We are glad to hear that M-'s. Dale Dean is and president Tcrg will attend. home again afeor her siirgery and is feel ing much better. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuridoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedne.doy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Ellct Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. OFFICERS BY event Club service, this committee shall super Functions This committees are appointed on particular phases of vocational COMMIHEES Service of the Committee committee shall and coordinate the the Classification, ' vise and-coordinate of such committees. supervise of Stuart Picard, activities ELECTION TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President the Aims and Obiects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. e. James McComb Dale Dean Stuart Picard Wilford Couillard e. f. International Trade committee is Chairman) 1955 ■ 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST - 1955 Shaw, Community Service Charlie Fiske MARCH- 23-Ed (The Bill b. Crippled Children — Horvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Bobler. c. Services Rural Urbon — Warren Alfred the members of this f. club in discharging their respon Rice, 1—Crippled Children Dr. Horvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer Robert Lyons, Student Guest—Edward Holtz, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. tionships and in improving the general standards of practice in (The first name under each committee is chairman) their respective vocations. In the sibilities in their Pennington NOVEMBER- Scholorships — Byron Thomas, devise and carry e. Into effect plans which will guide vocational rela APRIL- 3—4-Way Test-Roy Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-Stole Howard Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson Harold Mitchell Show 15—Bob 22—Ladies' 29—John 25—Ladies' Night Lou McKeith Bovee Night—Web Treat Jockson JUNE- d. Youth — Axner Olson, committee ossist Information Harold Munn 18—Otis Bornes Russell Waldron, A. 8- Dr. Andrews 11—International Putnam. it Chairman) Vocational Service Committee: This GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and 4—Mork M. 27-Lester Wise Barney Trebilcock a. Community Sofely — Raymond OCTOBERTrebilcock, Woyne Way. first name under each shol] Holtz 27—Stag Nile — Dale Dean, Directer-Chrmh. — Duone 6—Bob Lyons Seton 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice 20—Chet Altemler members of the Rotary Club, to be Woodward. Informotion Meet. 30—International Student foster the ideals of service by Fred Weeks every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner Von Aken Rotorians, individually and as Williams, DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MiCH. Moore 28—Competitor Relotions— of Rotary — "to encourage and Vocational INTERNATIONAL 21—Russ Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer. Taylor, Chicago, III. DISTRICT, 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' 4 Girls' Week— Chester Curry 20—All Sports Banquet— committee ROTARY FEBRUARY- Torg Skabo Dean. INTERNATIONAL Kerr, Jr. 16—District Gov. Luse, Leslie INTERNATIONAL 17-Bob 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson the obligations of the third object Public ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— Ralph Toupolik Proiects: (The first name under each Burandt (The first name under each committee Is Choirman) h. Magazine — Keith Avery, thoughtful of and helpful to oth Rotary Information — Ernest ers in the community. P. M. Harold Me- Student Fred Weeks, Seton Brjvee. Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Munn, - 1956 3—Ted Sowers 13—Buyer-Seller- Davidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President k. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dole GEORGE F. c. Information — Byron Thomas JANUARY word, John Walker, Roy Patterson Membership — Roberl Regular—First Thursday each Month, i. ROTARY International 27—Scholarships 2—Trade Association Gus Burondt 9-Bill Milnes g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings GOVERNOR 219th men 6—Dr. D. K. Peorce 13—Corl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery It is the duly of the Community Service Committee to discharge Webster Treat SECRETARY professional Knight. Club Bulletin — Roy Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Chorles Wood, John Walker GENERAL b. Harold Donald Shorno Eric Schwcngel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Pearce, DIRECTORS J. and united in the ideal of service. Roy Fox e. a. Attendance — Albert Fuller, The President, Vice President, and Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo Herbert business Howard Teeter b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, ROTARY under standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of Director-Chrmn. tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — LESTER WISE, Treasurer PRESIDENT vancement of international Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, the dub machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary OISTRiCT 219 activities DECEMBER- Services Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotory In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillord, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. Internationol Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees os may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relotions— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupolik club service, in order to develop 1955-1956 12:15 the International To encourage and foster the ad 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Foller 19—Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 10—Dr. 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. i ● DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairmon Telephone 125 ' ..; -.iv'-. t , I *. --V : ■ IlSt*. y-r ^ ■ 'V ,'f! r 5^ > i «. V t - T r ..tr i F t « The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Frederick H, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS Weeks Quality Spring Products, Coidwater, tHicb. WELCOME Inc* �He Profits^ Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. Bulletin No. 21 November 25, 1955 On Tuesday, November 22nd, Lester H. Eisenhut,, who is Executive Secretary of the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce, was admitted to membership in the club. He is the son of Charles G. Step NO, 8 in admitting a new member provides that the Secretary shall notify members in writing stating that a certain man has been proposed for membership,directing that if anyone has any objectiore that he should file these within 10 days. and Emma Meschberger Eisenhut and was born in Ft, Wayne, Indiana May 4, 1908. He complet ed grade school and high school in Ft. Wayne, grad ating in 1926. He was married on February 14, 1926 to Dora E. Meeks in Detroit, They have five Questions on Rotary information. (.1) Why was the name Rotary adopted? (2) What is "service is my business"? (3) Prom what business classification may there be moi'e children: Dora M., Betty Jane, Jacqueline than one active member in a club? A., Richard C., and Marilyn He was ^d you know that Benjamin Franklin was fome rly connected with the Ft. lYayne the founder of a club known as "Junto"? Police Department serving with them from 1931 until 1940 and then was Chief of This was a service club which had many the Police force from 1948 to 1952, points of likeness to the modem He is a member of the Moose, Fraternal Order The store of this is being printed in the January issue of Rotarian in on article written by Carl Van Doron. of police; the International Assoc, of Chiefs of Police; and is affiliated with the Reform church. His hobbies are fishing and building houses, his food likes are service dub. seafoods and he and sweet potatoes. Route 3, Coldwater, dislikes beans His address is ^ Tuesday’s guests included a long list of Tuesday's program consisted of slides taken of ihe "'/williams* hunting trip in northern Brittish Columbia. Although your editor was not able to stay to see . all of the slidos, those which were shown certainly portrayed an interesting trip Rotarians: Carlton ^^nzie of Quincy; and 1 emagine caused considerable envy Oliver Scott of Battle Creek, John Broophy of Detroit; Edmund Robinson of Litchfield; Don Lamm of Litchfield, Dale among the mombership. Ulery, Goshen, ^nd,, and Otto Rissman, Dr, ^ohn Rick has the program for the 29th but wo do not know what it is. Leo T?hite, Dick Schultz and Bill T/hoi'*ley . of Bronson, We note Absent were; Avery, Burandt, Fiske, Good- past six months travelled 24,000 miles in Africa and parts of Europe and is now holm, taking off for the Pacific where he plans Munn, Pennington. Patterson, Waldron, and Ernie Luse and President Torg were in Charlotte attending the District Institute. We hope they have someliiing to bring back to us. Apparently the graph and the information regarding the poor attendance of the Club had some affect since was fairly small. hunters had fantastic our absentee list Most of the deer returned with deer and that President Baker has in the to visit the various islands, continents, and countries in that area. On Page 23 of the December Rotarian there is an article which deals with Michigan* This is in line with the plan proposed and endorsed by this district which provides for taking into various homes students frca other countries who are attending colleges inlhe United States, It would be well if we would consider having visitors in our homes over Christmas, Give it a good tales. think. We are glad to see Chuck Woodv/ard back v/ith us after his trip and we hope that he will tell us of it sometime. We are THOUGHT FOR THE DAY; A lot of molehills also glad to have Maurice Payne, our song becomo mountains only because somcono adds leader, back with us after his sojourn in the hospital. We are glad t#o, to know that Mrs, Dale Dean is out of the hospital, home, and is greatly improved. a little dirt. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mendoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, MICH. Functions of BY the CemmiHee This committee shall and coordinate the are appointed of such supervise Stuart octivities committees. Picard, of standing, formation,. Public information and b. Competitor the Mogazine’Committees ond such other committees os may be ap pointed on particular phoses of c. club service, !n order to develop the club machinery on the execu 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President Relations — CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. A^endance — Albert Faller, - ‘ t Mark Andrews, Club Bulletin — - c. DIRECTORS Carl Lewis Ralph Toupalik Howard Teeter e. 19SS ● 1956 e. f. Richard Biringer. Membership — Robert Shaw, ward, Horvey Bent, Webster Treat Committee every' Rotorlon to to his j. Special—At the coll of The President Luse, Leslie Woodward, Public Information — Duone Davidson, Ted Sowers, Dale Herbert ROTARY 30—International J. Taylor, Chicago, III. GENERAL . SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ; - Urban Worren in discharging their of 'Lou GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE,'MUiH. ‘ their respective vocations. this respon The above is pur progrom sche'dule for the year 1955-56.' In I Informalion,' Munn f, Student Guest-^Edward the- Night 1 22—International Harold '' .'' 29—Dr. John Night—Web Treat Joekson 5<-Rotory Information Les 'Woodward 12—^rf. Faller , ● 19—Poul Huriey 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 8—Dick Biringer’ . 15—Public Information ' Duke Ddvjdson- committee is chairman) 22:^Ladies' 29—John '1—Crippled Children Dr. Horvey ●Moss''■ Holtz, Party— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw JUNE-. Pennington NOVEMBER- g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. tionships and in Improving the gerierat standards .of..practice in (The first name under each - 1—Children's Barnes 25—Lodies' Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons members MAY- d. Youth ^ Axner Olson,' sibilities in their vocational rela DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL Rural Williams, Russell Waldron, ' effect plans whkh will guide club ROTARY c. committee shall devise ond carry e. the 24—Eric Sehwengel ● Andrews Harold 18—Otis Alfred Rice, ossist . Meeting— Howard Teeter - Rica 11—internationaf Livermore 17—Tri-State Allemier 4—Mark VoeatTor.al Service Committee: This GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS into and GOVERNOR 219th Services 3_4-Way Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Barney Trebilcock Putnam, McKeith APRIL- 27—Stag Nile — Director-Chrmn. Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth <, Vocationol Student 13-4-H Fair-AI A. Seton Bovee 27-Lcster Wise Fred Weeks Trebilcock, Wayne Way. b. Crippled Children — Harvey committee, is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL M. 20—All Sports Banquet- a. Community Safety ^ Roymond OCTOBER- k. Sergeont-at-Arms — Dale ..peon. Bill Babier. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL (^he first name' under each PRESIDENT Dean, Relations— Fiske 6—Bob Lyons 23-Ed Holt* 20—Chet Chorlie 13—Buyer-Seller— business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTDMBERRotorians, individually, and as 6—Warner Von A(cen ● 26—Competitor MARCH- Torg Skabo g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry. members of the Rotary Club, to be Board of Directors Meetings h. Magazine — Keith Avery, droughtful. of and helpful to olhRegular—First Thursday each Month, i. Rotary Informotion — Ernest ers'in the community. . 12:15 P. M. ROTARY PROGRAMS 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt personal, 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. discharge 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson FEBRUARY- 21 —Russ Moore AUGUST - 1955 Service Roy Patterson Program — Douglas Wood Bovee. committee is Chairmen) committee is Chairman) Vinton, - 1956 Relationship— Ralph Toupalik (The first name under each Gust Burandt ,(The first nome under each Byron Thomas JANUARY 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. c. Seton 27—Scholarships 10—Employee & Employer Information — Weeks, 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery 3—Ted Sowers Director-Chrmn. Harold Munn, Harold McKnight. Internationol Student Projects: Bob Livermore the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and foster the Ideals of service by . Fritz Van Aken Dale 'D6an peoce International Fred James McComb . Wilford Couillard '*‘uarf Picard John Walker Torg Skabo President, and and b. Trade Associations — ; President, Vice Will Couillard, Roy Fox Ray Mulchohay, Ken Putnam, Community Service d. Fellowship — Chorles Wood It is the duty of the Community ward, John Walker, The will a. Internationol Contacts ●Pennington, Chas. FIske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Mllnes. Donald Shorno Eric Sehwengel. Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, b. Classification ■— EdworiS Holtz, good united in the ideal of service. tion of the plans anci .program of d. Four-Way Test— JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory DECEMBER- Services through a world fellowship of business and professional men Direetor-Chrmn. the Classification, .Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, PrOgrom, Fellowship, Rotary In ELECTION International on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encouroge and foster the ad vise end r^ardinate the activities vancement of international under Club Service j OFFICERS jevent committeas COMMITTEES OF ’ 3—President's Meeting ID—Dr. Don Shorno ●17—Lloyd - Livermore' Contacts Goodhojm; ● Rick . 24—Chuck Woodward 3f-6ill : Bdbier. ^ DOUGLAS If you want to change dales' with onother member, advise The program chairman of the change. 'i /Members having special progrdms, such os Ladies.' Night, may appoint a committee to;assi9t with the, details. , , WOODWARD, , Program Chairman ^Telephone 125 -1 f ● . '. ● : ● ● . Vt V - I i 1 ?■ : I 1 j UNlTtD- ^ STATES T/?e COLDWATER < ilofary REFLECTOR 5'CENTS.:l4i! Frederick H* Weeks 4 Quality Spring Products, Coldvater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time; Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Ik POSTAGE Uich. Inc. a R. �F December 2, 1955 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below* Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week* Name Harry Joseph Major Classification Minor Classification Pood Industry Groceries, Wholesale Signed - J* A* Kennedy, Secretary AA �He Profits Most Who Serves Best’’ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater, Michigon The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No# December 2, 1955 21 Keath Poarco has the program for next Ernie Luso> *^org Skobo, attended the week and tells us that Wade Brinkcr, Professor of small animal medicine, Rotary Institute which was held at Charlotte and from all reports they secured a good bit of information which vetrinarian*s college of "the Michigan State University, East Lansing (N of M will benefit alumni tako notice) is to spoak to the club on bone surgery of small animals. that he is embarking on an ambitious pro gram of education for Rotary members# Wo Incidcntolly Koath Pecroc and his Rotary Ann loft Thursday morning* Docombor 1st, Qs to Rotary aims# responsibility of members, and historical background. for Q votrinarians* meeting in Chicago. Y»u*ll hear more Keath said they wehe going to live the Life of Riley at the Edgewater Beach Hotel which is on the edge of the goldcoast area. Les Woodward Step No. 9 in admission of a new member to membership has to dc wiih objections, if any, which must be filed in writing by any member who feols that the prospect should not be taken into Rotary. DO NOT FORGET THE BLOOD MOBILE which is to be ot the Elks* Temple on Thursday, December 8th. In the past, according to Dr. Mooi, Branch County has not contri buted its quote of blood to the bank and ■the county is in debt a consideroblo amount of blood at this time# The program for last Tuesday has as its speaker. Dr. Mooi, wh# is very much in terested in the securing of blood for the blood bank. In his talk to us he out ihe Club# Emio tells us do irot moan formal education but education of this tolls us of next week when attendance out side the United States# In lino with the work done at the Institite in Charlotte vdth Rotary Information classification* Ed Hiltz, who is Classi fication Chairman, plans on discussing this subject at our next mooting. Apparently the graph and ’’needling” which the members received regarding attendance has proved effective as the attendance has improved gr3:,tly within the la st throe or four meotings# ^n fact, there were only 5 men absent at Tuesday’s meeting and 6 early leavers. Speaking of early leavers --wc"*note that there have been some men leaving early who have not signed up as early leavers# At the Board of Directors meeting on Thursday considerable discussion was had regarding the proposed buying or building lined the uses to which it is put, how of some the blood bank operates, and then showed a film of the mechanics of taking blood, of its processing, and distribution# It was ccr-tainly educational and the Club as a whole should support such a community project. The film was shown by Loren Yearling, a student of the Coldwater grounds# Dale D<^cn*s committee is still working on the project and hopes to have something to report fairly soon. schools* We ore glad -to know that Mrs# Mourice Payne is out of 'the hospital again# It seems to us that she ond Maurice have had more than their share of hospitalization. Secretary Chick Kennedy 'bells us that all fees are paid. Hurrahl sort of a stand nt tho 4-H Fair The Rotary Club has been asked 'to take part in the ”Clotho-a-child” campaign and doubtless members will bo asked ‘to assist in -tdiis program as they have in years past. Undoubtedly the Rotary Club will bo assigned cno day to work on the street and each member should do something in this line# TH0U(3IT FOR THE DAY: The grass is always greener *n the other side of -the fence but it is always just as hard to mow. (S'fcew Picard) Roy Mulchahcy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elki Tempi# - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Po*t Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. «vont committees Club Service service, this^committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad This committee coordinate shall the appointed supervise vise and coordinate of such committees. of Stuart activities (Tie BY ELECTION standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship, of Picard, Direclor-Chrmn. formation, Public Information and b. Competitor the Magazine Committees and such 1955-1956 other committees as may business FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims ond Objects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary I Erie Schwengel. Paul Gust Club Bulletin e. f. Webster g. Music Treat — Maurice Payne, Board of Directors Meetings 12il5 P. M. j. Rotary Information — Ernest luse, Leslie Woodward, Public Informotion — Duane Davidson, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call of the President k. Sergeanf-at-Armi — Dole Dean. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL " Herbert J. Toylor, Chicago, Bill GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY the club in discharging GOVERNOR 219th ROTARY sibilities DISTRICT, Rurol INTERNATIONAL -■ Urban' — Warren WillicimS, d. Youth of this their respon Russell Waldron, — Axner Olson, ‘ Scholarships' — Byron Thomas, Robkrt Lyons. ● . ■ ●: f. Student Guest—Edward Holtz, their vocational rela and- in improving the CHARLOHE, MICH. V 21—Russ Moore 28—Competitor Holtz Student Lyons A. McKeith APRIL- 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-State 6—Warner Van Aken 13-4-H Fair-Ai Rice 20—Chet Ailemier 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- Barney Trebilcoek 1—Children's Party— Axner 4—Mark Andrews 11 —International Information Harold Munn Olson Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Ladies' Night-Web Treat Jackson JUNE- .] 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 1—Crippled Children , ; Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer Information Duke Davidson , 22—International Contacts' . Harold B-rDr. 29—John Barnes 25—ladies' Night ■ -Lou Pennington Meeting— Howard Teeter 27—Stag Nito ●- 15^Public Relations— Charlie Fiske Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise 30—International Fred Weeks 'generdt 29—Dr. John epmmit.fee is chairman)their /espeejive’ vocations. In the The above is our program schedule for the. year 1955-56... if you wont to change dates with another member, odvise^the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, Such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. GEORGE F. DEAN, 7—Community Safely Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 20—All Sports Banquet— NOVEMBER- Alfred Rice. ^ Employer FEBRUARY- M. Torg Skobo 18—Otis & 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson 6—Bob 16—District Gov. Meet. 23-Ed 10—Employee 13—Buyer-Seller— Milnes a. CommuniVy ftifety ^ Raymond OCTOBER- g. Boys'.& Girls'Week Chester Curry. . (The first name under each standards of' practice in in tionships as Putnom. Services members and Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. into effect plans which will guide assist individually thoughtful of and helpful to others in the '.conlmonity." committee shall devise and carry e. R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and the Community business and community life."'The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- Vocotiogol Service Committee: This INTERNATIONAL GEORGE of foster the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, c. 111. Vocational 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt 9—Bill duty - 1956 3—Ted Sowers MARCH- Community Service b. Crippled Children — Horvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Bobier. Bovee. - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS the TrebileoCK, Wgyne Way. '.(The .first name under eoch committee is Chairman) Seton Weeks, Projects: committee is Choirman) members of the .Rotary Club, to be h. Magozine — Keith Avery, Regular—First Thursday each Month, i.' is Rotorians, Chester Curry, Fred 1955 of Rotary — "to encourage and Richord Biringer, Membership — Robert Shaw, — Munn, Harold Me- Student Byron Thomas JANUARY 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. Information International 27—Scholarships Relotionship— Ralph Toupalik Milnes. International 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery — (The first name under each Burandt Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third object Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Contacts Goodhoim, AUGUST — 1955 It Roy Patterson Wm. c. — ward, John Walker, Fritz Van Aken -*g Skabo Dale Dean .^^mes McComb Wilford Couiilard Stuart Picard John Walker Harold Knight, (The first name under each committee is Chairman) Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood men Direetor-Chrmn. International Horold Bob Livermore Hurley, professionol Couillord, Trade Associations — Jim VanWhy, B. K. Peorce. c. President, and a. b. Donald Shorno b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, DIRECTORS Will Ray Fox e. a. Altendonce — Albert Faller, LESTER WISE, Treasurer Presidertt, Vice — lewis pointed on porticular phases of c. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — TORG SKABO, Presidertt The Relations and united in the ideal of service. Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Employer-Employee Relations— be ap Services activities vancement of international under the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In OFFICERS International on particular phases of vocational Functions of the Committee and ore DECEMBER- COMMITTEES Goodhoim 19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Uoyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodword 31-Bill Rick Putnam JULY- Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 :●> ● t f ■ v-r .< : a < t h. ' t I ■ .1 k y s ; J'- : < t.' The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR O . * .Frederick H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, t. MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m„ Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, 4Jich. I �(< He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michiga n Bulletin No,. The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 23 Deoombor 0^ 1055 With Keath Pearce, our local v.pt ^ program chairman a very good program ■Thursday,—&e<?omb»F-23 hao -been—set'aside as Rotsry Day for the ”Clothe-a-child" Wade Brinkor, Professor of small animal medicine, st Michigan State University, men from the club to participate in this ''sie.G presented, He The speaker was Dr^. told us that there l‘:600 were approximately vets in the United States of vdiich 6;0 are in Michigan^ There are IV votinurian school,' :in the Pnited 3 ts. te s Michigan State,, vjhich r ●aruV; ameng tho best admit 5 on.'. / 64 GQch year into the six-year vrt;inarian couse^ Fo...lr.viing his remarks Dr.„ hrinker showed a verv int.jresting film concerning surgery cn small animals. campaign^ The responsibility for getting has been delegated to gchwengol and Williams^, so when these men call make jOiir plans to do your part, on you John Doon 13 the all -o-'.'-er chairman for the Clothe -a-jh.’ld campaign v Tuesday right your editor attended a meet'- ing v;hioh nad to dov/ith the rmmunizntion for pcli.o, invurcntly n great many children belwe en the ages of 1 and 15 have I -1had iheir i rouniZD tions o I'.S sum. stod pit if this has not hr-en done ric t rj In line vdth the policy of pr- so riti ●f the ^'lub with Rotary infcriaat:on Holtz. Chairman of the Classific ation Committoo; explained the various facts concerning additional a ctive cla-.-si fi- cation in Rotary,, The furnishing c Potary infcjinanion is going to cent nu0 on with Ernie Luso and Ed supplying us with the dope each week. Also in line with Rotary information;. Chuck Woodward, v/ho has just returned frem a trip abroad, gave a short talk of his attendance at the Nov; Delhi Club in India, This meeting was held in the grand ballroom of the Imperial Hotel and the speaker at the meeting was Sherman Cooper, American Ambassador to India, Chuck reported that there were several hundred members in the club and that English was the common language spoken, ITiiilo in Now Delhi Chuck had a chance to visit the residence of the American Ambassador. for ycur cnj.lo'ren that you trko immediate 3repj -CO prcvlde this for therio feur editor attended the meeting in Qui.ncy at v;oi ch there wns a large number 'of Cclav;otor Rotary members. The speaker was Don Phillips, President of Hillsdale C-oilcgG^ and his speech was one v/hich would provide an excellent program for our club-. The tenth step of admission to membership is as follows; no objections to election to membership having been filed against taking the proposed member into the club. he is considered duly olectedn How well do you know your fellow RotariansT Can you stand up in the club and name every one and tell ivhat ho does? It wou].d be interesting to try Guests cn Tuesdoy were: Ray Radeko of Battle Creek; Bernard Lanoy of Alpena; Dr., Mier and Dr, Nettloman of Coldwater; Your editor missed the District Editarian' meeting on November 25th at Marshall, Apparently Dist. 219 is making quite a and Bob Pettit of Mt, Penn, Pennsylvania, Absent wero Alleraier, ^urandt, Goodholm, Kennedy, Kornstein, ^^cKeith, Moss, Mulchahoy, Patterson^ Shaw, Sowers, tliere was a speaker from RI at bho meeting. Thomas, 'Van7diy, Vinton, Waldron and name for itself in this association and Warren Vdlliams. A hit of belated news: Barney Trobilcock has been appointed to the highway and street committee of the State Municipal League, There were 6 early leavers. Yfe understand that our Secretary, Chick Kennedj'-, is in New York, We hope he has a good time. Ray Mulchahey Many thanks to Fred Weeks in his help in getting the news for this Bulletin, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ●u QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elict Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeterio — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Poit Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club MKH. BY This shall coordinate the the Classification, FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President KENNEDY, Secretary visa and coordinate of such committees. James McComb, o. Attendance — Albert Foller, c. DIRECTORS Torg "Skabo ,Fcitr Vqn Aken James McComb .Ppie Dean Club e. ward, John Walker, ● Roy PoHerson Program — 'Douglas Wood- o. " 'V^ilford Couillard ' Bob Livermore Gust Membership Webster — Robert Shaw, Treat each Month, i. Rotoiy Dovidson, Ted Sowers, President k. Sergoont-at-Arms — Dale Dean. DISTRICT 219 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, GENERAL SECRETARY Bill Boblor. peace men fellowship of ideal of service. ROTARY Services and assist "the ,members of Torg Skabo ■ sibilities ● in the ideals of discharge service their vocational by every Rolarion to his porsonol, business and community life." The individually and as Rural - ,, Student .Gucst—Edward rela-. g. Boys'& Girls'Week Iionship] and 'in improving the getserai 'slandords af practice in GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH.- their respective vocations. In the 23-Ed . Chester Curry. , ■ committee is choirman) Meet. 20—All Student . ● 3—4-V/ay Test—Ray Fox 17—Tri-Stale Schwengol MAY- 1—Children's PartyAxner Olson OCTOBER- 4—Mark Andrews ll~lnlornational Harold Information Munn Shaw Jackson JUNE- 5—Rotary Informotion Pennington Les Woodward 12—Bert Foller ;19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken Dr. Harvey Moss . B—Dick Biringcr Contacts Goodhol m Putnam JULV,3—President's Meeting 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 29-Dr. John Harold Mitchell 15—Bob 29—John Bernes Harold 8—Dr. 22—Ladies' Night—Web Treat 1—Crippled Children 10—Dr. 31—Bill Rick DOUGLAS Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore ●24—Chuck Woodward . Bobier WOODWARD, ", The COLD WATER .[? Notary REFLECTOR H* Weeks * Quality Spring Products, Coldwater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time; Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Progrom Chairman Telephone 125 . Frederick Mealing— Howard Teeter 24 —Eric i.'- . Bovee Wise APRIL- i- . McKcltli Sports Banquet- Scion 27—Lester ●jz- A. 10—Bob Livermore The above is our program-schedule for the year 1955-56. ' If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having.speejaj programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to-asslsj with the details. ● Relations— Fisku Lyons M. SEPTEMBER- 22—Inlernotional (The first ;name .under each Chorlle 6—Bob Fred Weeks Lou Moore 2B—Competitor 13—Buyer-Seller- NOVEMBER- Holtz, Employer 14-Boys' & Girls' WcekChester Curry 21—Ross Holtz 30—International 18—Otis Scfjblarships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons, & ec 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 25—Ladies' Night Williams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth — Axner Olson, ● ● Alfred Rico. ' ' ● ' 1956 31—Roy 27—Slag Nile — Barney Trebilcock Urban — Warren - 24—Jim Van Why — Burandt 6—Warner Van Akon 13-4-H Foir-AI Rico a. Community Safety — Raymond Trebilcock, Wayne Way. b. Crippled Children — Harvey Byron Thomas JANUARY Ralph Toupalik Association Gus 20—Chef Allcmier Dole Dcon, Dircctor-Chrmn. 27—Scholarships MARCH- thoughtful of and helpful to oth Poorce Re fallonship- PROGRAMS mambers of ilia Rotary Club, to be this f. 'cl'ub jn discharging their respon DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage ond cgmmittec shall -devise and carry c. INTERNATIONAL GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS into effect plans which will guide - 1956 2—Trade to K. Vinton 10-Em is Chairmon) 9-Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Committee B. Potterson Horold Munn, Harold McFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Sofoty Inicrnationol Student Projects; Wayne Way Fred Weeks, Scion Bovee. Community Service Putnam. Vocotional Service Committee: This Informotion b—Dr. 13—Corl 20—Rev. Keith Avery 3—Ted Sowers Milnos. the duly of the Community It is c. III. Voeational GOVERNOR 219th and International 1955 Chairman) Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth (The first nome under each pommitteo is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Herbert. J. is Inforiration — Ernest ers in the community. Lusc, Leslie Woodward. Public Informotion — Duane [. of the will professional world AUGUST - 1955 Rolarians, '● Chester Curry, h. Magazine — ^eith Ayery. . P. M. Spcciol—At the' coll good committee effect of this object is to Influence g. Music — Maurice Poyno, Board of Directors Meetings committee foster Richard Biringcr. f. 12:15 under (The first name under each Burandt (The first name under each Service word, Harvey Bent, John Walker c, Trade Associations — Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnom. - d. Fellowship — Charles Wood and Wm. b. Donald Shorno Direclor-Chrmn, Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, Regular—First Thursday OECEMBER- Services and o united in the Ray Fox b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, ■art Picard through business Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKelth, the Alms and Obiects Committee. President, standing, supervise Stuart Picard, Diroctor-Chrmn. of LESTER WISE, Treasurer Vice International the activities vancement of internotionul activities CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretory President, appointed pointed on particular phoses of Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — TORG SKABO, President The are Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotory In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Diroctor-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennlngtos Chas. Fieko. other committees as mny be ap Harold Goodholm, e. Employer-Employee Relations— ELECTION 1955-1956 JOHN committee and commitices on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super* To encourage and foster the ad Service Functions of the Committee I OFFICERS uvent COMMITTEES OF Mich. Inc. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michiga The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 24 December 16, -1955 On Tuesday a new member was welcomed into by Ken Putnam. The new member is Hariy Dale Dean, as Chairman of the kids' Christmas gift committee, distributed lists and names of families to the commi'tr M. Joseph who is a former Rotarian of the LaPorte, Ind. club. He was a charter member of that club* He was born July 31, 1904 in Nashville, Tenn. His tee subchairmen. father was stressed the value the gifts to them so that we may know Harry Joseph and the maiden name of his mother was Alice Falk, He graduated from what we are doing for each individual child, both grade school and high scheol in Nashville and following this attended Northwest Ifaiversity. He was married Ethel Quinn at HaPorte, Ind. and his He of visiting a family previous to taki: He also read a letter from an 11 year old girl telling of their family s plight. This had been written to ihe ”Clothe-a-Child campaign but could not to be taken care of through that meanss Club members contributed $46,58 to provide wedding anniversary is January 20th. He has three children, Philip, 21, who is a senior at Hanover College, Hanover, Ind., where he is specializing in business admj Christmas for the family described by the youngster. a daughter, Alice Jean, wh» is a freshman at the University of Michigan nursing According to the abstract of title, read by Carl Vinton, covering the area which in Coldwater, Bank parking lot,. Coldwater has made con school, and son, Allen, who attends school 1 s From 1929 to 1932 he work now used by the Branch bounty Savings ed for the Western Electric Co. in Chicaga siderable progress in that it is no long- From 1932 to March, 1955 he was manager of er necessary to stipulate when transferof the Kramer & Sons wholesale grocers at ring property within the city that the LaPorte. He came to Coldwater in March, seller shall set aside an easement across 1955 and is with Bill Milnes in the South- the property which he is selling to the ern Michigan Groc, Co. belongs to the "ourdoor plumbing". In line with the pro- Mks lodge and states that his hobbies are golf, music, (listener only) and boys. He states that he likes nearly every kind of gress which Coldwater has made he stressed the construction of the new addition to the Shaw Shoe co. Following his remarks food but his wife says he particularly the club were taken on a tour of the new likes pork chops; he dislikes rice pudding addition. Apparently the members were not «e IB 5*11 and weighs 160 lbs. His wife aware of how complicated the making of a says he has no pet peeves, is good natured, shoe can be and we saw a greet deal of and easy to live with. She reports also dental work whilo they were standing with tnat she buys his ties but they usually their mouths open looking at some of the don t suit and she has to return them. He lives at 63 N, Hudson; home phone #1466* Ken Putnam, in line with Notary informatiDn sooke briefly on what Rotary membership meant to him. He stressed particularly fellowship and getting to know othe r men, intricate processes which go into provid- ing rhoos for the well-shod mal o* It WQ'? a trip that was well worth while and -;os enjoyed by everyone. Hats off to Tom and Bob Shaw for their business acumon which provides the building of such a factory. their families and kids, singing (paying Next weok*s Payne) exchange of ideas, worthwhile pro Avery who has a program dealing with stressing the fact that anrapulsory at- uthey camei. to bej, tribute to our able song leader, Maurice grams, community service, and attendance; program is in charge of Keith Christmas carols, their origin, and bo’s tendance is good for one in that it places an obligation upon one to be there weekly* ' Members are going - _ to a chance to participate in singing ° carols, Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER e QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — Coltege Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. Functions of This and OFFICERS BY committee coordinate vise and the Committee shall the supervise activities of ELECTION TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary , LESTER WISE, Treasurer ,'Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Peorce. c. Vice President, and Torg Skobo Fritz Van Aken Igmes McComb Dale Dean word, John Wolker, Wiiford Couillard John Walker . jart Picard activities vancement standing, Direetor-Chrmn. Gust DECEMBER- Services through ' ■ Roy Potterson e. .Program- — Douglas Woodword, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, f. committee Membership -r .Webster Treat Robert Shaw, is business a of international under good peace will world and and fellowship professional committee Is Chairman) Chairman) 1955 - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST -.1955 j. Special—At the call of the President Public Information — Duone Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dale Dean. 219 PRESIDENT ROTARY ROTARY Herbert J. GENERAL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Taylor^ Chicogo, Bill Bobier. (The first name under each committee is Chairman) III. Community Service It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge the obligotlons' of the third object of Rotory — "to encourage and foster the ideols of service by every Rotorlon to his personal, 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. Torg Skobo 23-Ed Holtz 30—Internotional Student Fred Weeks business and community life." The INTERNATIONAL^ ROTARY Trebilcock,.. Wayne Way. b. Crippled Children — Horvey Mosr, Donald Harris, Kenneth Putnam. c. Rural - Urban — Warren Williams, Russell Waldron, into .effect'plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the meifibers of this GEORGE F. a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER4—Mark 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas . 11—International Harold 18—Otis Informolion Munn club, in discharging their respon sibilities in their vocational rela DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. Robert. Lyons, f. Student Guest—Edward Holtz, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. < tionships and tri improving the general standards of practice In (The first name under each their respective vocations. In the committee is chairman) 28—Competitor Relations— Chorlie Fiske 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-SellerM. A. McKeith 20—All Sports Banquet— Seton Bevee 27-Lester V^se APRIL- 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-State Howord Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- 1—Children's Party— 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Ladies' 29—John Bornes Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 25—Ladies' Night Lou Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore Axner Olson Andrews Pennington Vo<ationcsl'. Services d. Youth — Axner Olson, NOVEMBERAlfred Rice, Vpcational Service.Committee: This committee shall devise and carry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, 1—Crippled Children SECRETARY , ROTARY . GOVERNOR 219th 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20-Rev. Keith Avery MARCH- effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBERg. Music — Maurice Payne, 6—Warner Van Aken Rotorlons, individually and as Chester Curry, 13—4-H Fair—At Rice members'of the Rotary Club, to be Board of Directors Meetings h. Magazine — Keith Avery, 20—Chet Allemier thoughtful of and helpful to oth 27—Stag Nile — Regular—First Thursday each Month, i, Rotary Informolion — Ernest ers In the community. luse, Leslie Woodward, i Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. Barney Trebilcock 12:15 P. M. DISTRICT of (The first name under each Burandt (The first name under each Mark Andrews^ Carl Vinton, Club Bulletin ^ -Roy Mulchahey,- Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood- DIRECTORS President, the of such committees. Stuart Picard, b. Cla'ssification —'^Edward Holtz, The coordinate International encourage and foster the ad men JANUARY - 19S6 the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united In the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program. Fellowship, Rotary In3—Ted Sowers Will Couillord, Director-Chrmn. formotion. Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis 10—Employee & Employer the Mogasine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Relotionship— Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees os may be ap Ralph Toupalik Harold Goodholm, pointed on porticular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Wm. Milnos. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop 24—Jim Van Why b. International Information — Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu 31—Roy Patterson Harold Munn, Horold Mction of the plans and program of d. Four-Woy Test — FEBRUARYKnight. tho Aims, atnd Objects Committee. Roy Fox 7—Community Safety Donold Shorno c. International .Student Projects: James M^Comb, Director-Chrmn. Wayne Way Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. e. Trade Associations — 14—Boys' i Girls' Week— a. Attendance — Albert Foller, Bob Livermore 1955-1956 CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretory event committees ore appointed on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To COMMITTEES OF Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John RIek 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Foller 19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night,- may appoint a committee to assist with' the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 - The COLDWATER \otary REFLECTOR Frederick H. Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Mich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME UNITED STATES raST/IGE �i4 He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 Tb^CQtp WATER Pu%hftd b/The'^OLDWATER RO file Singingest Club in the U. S. A. V Bulletin Koe 25 December 23, 1955 The Coldwater Rotary Club certainly came through in n grand way with their attendance in November even though there was a deer hunting season. Cold- water was 7th in attendance of the 41 clubs in the district with an average of 94..58^. We note, however, that the club has lost 2 in total membership since June of 1955--there now being 72 active members. letter for December, if anyone who is going to Chicago, would like to attend the Breakfast Club radio program, tiwy should contact Mr. Ralph Bergsten, 105 Madison St Chicago 2, Illinois, Telephone--Randolph 6-8872, that the District Conference is to be held March 23-24 at Benton Harbcr. He also tells us -that there are 8891 Rotary clubs in 93 countries with a membership of 422,000 as of December 12, 1955, « 4.U V X j. strip and recording on how the following four Christmas carols were written and set to music. "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem", " Hark, the Herald Angels It Came upon to the World". Sing", Midnight Clear"*,-'and "Joy We know that the club en- Joyed the program and furthermore they re- cording. Tuesday’s guests included Noel Shedd;. Sturgis; Bernard Laney of Alpena; Al Tate of Battle Creek; Clay Brockman,. Quincy; Phil Ribble of Coldwater; and Glen Martin, Jack Lantz, Gordon Brewer and Raymond Smith of Bronson. District Governor George also tells us , cellent Christmas program with his film enjoyed .immensely the singing and the According to the District Governor’s W. On Tuesday Keith Avery presented an ex- w Absent were Burandt^ Harris, Patterson, Schwengel, Treat, Van Why, Vinton and Way. There were 7 early leavers. Congratulations to President Torg in the establishment of his own business, Club Joins with your editor in A tip of the hat to Wayne Way on getting V. i ^ ^ ^ +.u ● tj wishing him all the success in the world. among the top three in the We understand thot Chuck Schmitt wiTl bo himsali!_.a. free trip to Florida ,for_being mobiles in his sales of Olds- . _ district. spending Christmas in Chicago. A tip of the hat to Webb Treat in his preJess Waldron, we understand, has resigned sentation of the television to the Health from the Board of Supervisors. It will Center and a tip of the hat to Mac McKeith seem odd not to have Jess among the en his interest in solving the parking politicians. problem in the city of Coldwater* Pages 32,33, and 34 of the January Rotarian make good rending. See if you ■igree^, Your editor wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and lots of gifts* You Will Always Be Welcome of These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERy are committees appointed International Services on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super* To encouroge and foster the ad event COMMITTEES OF Club Service MICH. Functions of I the Committee This committee shall and coordinate the the activities vancement of international under ~ standing, good will and peace vise and coordinate of such commitiees. supervise Stuart Picord, Director-Chrmn. of thrpugh activities the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Retory In OFFICERS BY formation, Public Information and b. Competitor ELECTION the Mogoiine Committees and such 1955-1956 other committees as may Employer-Employee Ralph Toupalik JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Ob[ect$’Committee. Ray Fox CHARLES SCHMin. Asst. Secretary James McComb, LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance c. DIRECTORS Andrews, Carl 'omes McComb Roy Pofterson Dole Dean e. Wiiford Couillard uart Picard John Walker f. Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, Membership — Robert Shaw, Webster Treat g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Regular—First Thursday each Month, i. 12:15 P. M. j. Special—At the call of the President Rotary Dovidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeant-ot-Arms — Dale Dean, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY J. INTERNATIONAL (The Bobier. is Cboirman) 111. Vocotional GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY Services Vocational Service Committee: This Pearce . Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 3—Ted Sewers 10—Employee & — Harold Munn, Harold McFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Safety International Student Projects: Wayne V/oy Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry (The first name under each 21—Russ Moore committee is Chairman) 28—Competitor Relations— - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Charlie Fiske MARCH- Association 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— Service 16—District Gov. Meet. 20—All Committee to discharge the obligotions of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and foster the ideals of service by every Rotarlan to his personal, business and community life.'*.The effect of this object Is to influence Retorians, Individually and as members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth Dale Dean, Torg M. Skabo 23-Ed Holtz 30—Internotionol Student Fred Weeks Allemier 27-Sfog Nile - Putnam, c. Rurol - Urban Williams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth — Axner Olson, Alfred Rice, Harold Munn Barnes 25—Ladies' Lou Livermore 17—Tri-Stote Meeting- Howard Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel Axner Olson 4—Mork Andrews 11—International Information 18—Otis — Warren Wise 1 —Children's Party— a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERMoss, Donald Harris, Kenneth 27—Lester APRIL- MAY- Barney Trebilcock b. Crippled Children —. Harvey McKeith Bovee 10—Bob 6—Warner Van Aken 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chet A. Sports Banquel- Seton 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER- Director-Chrmn. Trebilcocic, Wayne Way. Employer 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson Gus Burandt 9—Bill Milnes first name under each committee INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Bill K. Vinton Relotionship— Ralph Toupalik Wm. Milnes. Information B. 27—Scholarships — Goodholm, 2—Trade Community Service 6—Dr. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery It is the duty of the Community Information — Ernest ers in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward, Public Information — Duone of men AUGUST - 1955 Roy Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, ward, John Walker, Contacts International 1955 Club Bulletin — Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood Fritz Von Aken Burandt (The first name under eoch committee is Chairman) Vinton, International Harold c. Trade Associations — Gust a. b. Bob Livermore Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Pearce, b.'Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark The President, Torg Skabo e. professional Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. Relations— Donald Shorno Director-Chrmn. — Albert Faller, Lewis Howeird Teeter the club rhachinery on the execu FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President — world, fellowship and united in the ideal of service. Pennington, Chas. Fiske. be ap pointed on particular phases of c. club service, in order to develop TORG SKABO, President Relations a business DECEMBER- 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 29—John Jackson ^—Ladies' Night—Web Treat JUNE- Night 5—Rotary Information Pennington Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller NOVEMBER- committee shall devise and carry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, 1—Crippled Children into effect plans which will guide Dr. Harvfey Moss Robert Lyons. , GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and ossist the members of this 8—Dick Biringer f. Student Guest—Edward Holtz, club in discharging their respon ●. l5—Public Infonnotion g. Boys' & Girls' Week — sibilities in their vocational rela Duke Davidson GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Chester Curry. 22—International Contacts tionships and in improving the ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Harold Goodholm general standards of proctiee in (The first name under each GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. their respective vocations. In the 29—Dr. John Rick committee is chairrpon) INTERNATIONAL 19—Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnom JULY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck 31-Bill Woodward Bobier The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Progrom Chairman Telephone 125 if you wortt to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. % ●● f' UNITED The COLDWATER REFLECTOR k STATES Si POSTACE SEC. 34.Y V I r'\A'X Predericic H. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WeeKs Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Mich. Published by COLDWATER, K. CENTS 2 1955 WELCOME \i �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Mkhiga The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. Bulletin No* 26 December 28, 1955 0 41 o % CCS* ; V* It wjs good to see Howard Swan back at the club meeting on Tuesday; We hope he is able to come more often, Prom all reports he has had a pretty rough time during the past few months, but he was his old cheer ful self and we were glad to see him. being put into affect in January where by each past president is to be respon sible for calling and trying to assure the attendance of men who are on his list. Bert also commented on the im ’’Osgood" Thomas was in charge of the pro gram for Tuesday, December 27. He had as his guest speaker Edmond H. Babbitt, Asso ciate Director of Public Relations, Albion College, a position which he has held since February of 1955, At Tuesdays meeting Bert Faller out lined the attendance plan which is Previous to his going to provement of attendance during November, Step #11 in the elections membership provides that the secretary sends a notice of elections to the proposer and the newly elected members# Albion he served as President of Adrian College. He told us of the trends in Ted Sowers will be in charge of next higher education and pointed out the change which has come about through the years of students who are attending colleges of weeks program. He will have as his speaker, Judd Perkins, Public Relations various types. pany. Judd was formerly on the faculty of M«S#U. in the Department of Communi As an example he stated that in 1860 there were 246 schools in the Iftiited States of which 17 were State sup ported, In 1955 there are 1870 colleges Director of the General Telephone Com cation Skills and this will be the topic of his talk to the club. of which approximately l/3 were private, 1/3 church and l/3 State supported. The Absent were Allemier, Bent, Curry, Hurley struggle of existence on the part of private Joseph, Lloyd Livermore, McConkey, Moss, Olson, Patterson, Putnam, Schmidt, Teetei colleges is terrific and this struggle is ■ Treat, and Chuck Woodward, being recognized by industry and various foundations who have assisted them financially. Your thought for the day comes from the Kalamazoo Rotary News, "There are two finishes for Automobiles—LACQUER and LIQUOR" - Col, Stembol. A tip of the hat to John Jackson on the construction of his new home and also a tip of the hat to Jim VanWhy in his re modeling of the hotel front. Your editor wishes everyone a Happy New Along about this time of year the migration starts southward ond we note that some Year* of our members have already gone. We sincerely hope they remember to make up while in the Ray Mulchahey sunny south. We note that the early leavers list is creep ing up again since there were nine on Tuesday* You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church ■—■ Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH, conimittce sholl and coordinate the the Classification, the activities vancement of vise and coordinate of such committees. Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS BY event committees ore appointed International Services on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad COAAMITTEES OF supervise standing, Picard, Director-Chrmn. Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — «M. McKeith, ELECTION other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of c. FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President the Aims and Objects Committee, CHARLES SCHMITT. Asst. Secretary James McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer o. Attendance — Albert Foller, ,;'&ic $chw,engej, Poul o. Hurley, c- DIRECTORS Carl International Knight, Trade Associations — International Student Proiects: Fred Weeks, Seton Dovee. Bo^^ Livermore (The first name under each Gust c. Burandt committee {Jh^ first name under each "committee Vinton, is Dale Dean ^Vfbart Picard Chairman) AUGUST - 1955 Club Bulletin — ,e. Wllford CouillarcL Program — Douglas Wood-.ward, Harvey Bent, 2—Trade Association f. Membership — Robert Show, 9. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Board of Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday each Mbnfh, i. Rotary , f.' 12:15 P.M. Luse,; Lo*lie Woodward, Public litformation — -Duani Oe.an, PRESIDENT ROTARY Herbert J. GENERAL SECRETARY HI. . ROTARY INTERNATIONAL of to service his 23-Ed Holtz 30—Internotional by 27—Stag Nile — 4—Mark Putnam. e. Services Alfred VdcotioiRil'Serviee Committee: This Rice, 1- club ih discharging their GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - GEORGE F. DEAN, GHARLDnE.'MtCH.' respon 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Von Why 31—Roy Patterson FEBRUARY- 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore 28—Competitor Relotions— Charlie Fiske 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— M. A. McKeith 20—All Sports Banquet— Seton Bovee 27-Lester Wise APRIL- 3—4-Woy Test—Roy Fox )0—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-State Meeting— Howard Teeter 24—Erie Schwengel 15—Bob Shosy 29—John Jackson 22—Ladies' Night—Web Treat 19-Pqul Hurley ●26—Ken Dr. Harvey Moss ●8-^Dick: Biringer JULY- 15—Public Information sibilities in their, vocational rela g. Boys'& Girls'Week — Chester Curry. tionships and in improving the general stonclards of practice in ^ (The first name under each committee Is chairman) their respective Vocations. In the Employer 5—Rotary Information 1—Crippled Children Holtz, & Relationship— Ralph Toupalik Les Woodward 12—Bert Foiler NOVEMBER- - Robert Lyons. ' f.Student Guest.—Edward 10—Employee JUNE- 25—Ladies' Night Lou Pennington — Axner Olson,, committee shall devise and carry e.- Scholarships — Byron Thomas, ^ Information 18—Otis -Barnes Rural - Lfrban — Warren Williams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth 1956 3—Ted Sowers Axner Olson 8—Or. Harold Mitchell .Hor.old Munn ●._ Byron Thomas JANUARY 1—Children's Party— Andrews 11—International Moss, Donald ’ Harris', Kenneth 27—Scholarships MAY- Barney Trebilcocit b. Crippled Children. — Harvey Bill Bobier. under each Vocotionol Student Fred Weeks personal, o. Community Safety -t- Raymond OCTOBERTrebilcock, Wqyne Way. committee is Chairman) I ideals Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this ● Retarion (The first nome n INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, the every Information — Ernest ers In the community. J3ovidsor\, Ted Sowers, Special—At the call -of the ^President . k. Sergeant-ot-Arms — Dale DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL fostpr business and community Jife." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner Von Aken' Rotorions, individuolly and- os 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice members of the Rotary Club, to be 20—Chat Allemler thoughtful of and helpful to oth V/ebsfer Treat . rc Torg Skobo of Rotary — "to encouroge and 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery MARCH- Gus Burondt 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. the .obligations of the third object Richard Biringer, John Wolker is Choirman] 1955 ● 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Roy Mulchohey, Ken Putnam, Community Service The President, Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood ward, John Walker, . . ● , It is the duty of the Community Fritz Van Aken . ■'■'rg Skabo Service Committee to discharge Roy' Patterson nes McComb Information — Harold Munn, Harold Me- Donald Shorno jim VonWhy, B.' K. Pearce, Andrews, b. Ray Fox b.,'Classification — Edward Holtz, Mork peace Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plons and program of d. Four-Way Test — JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary and — Lewis a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. the Magazine Committees and such TORG SKABO, President will united in the ideol of service. Ru»jell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations 1955-1956 good through a world fellowship of business and professional men of Stuart activities international under DECEMBER' Putnam - » ● ' Duket DpyidsBn 22—International Contocts Harold Goodholm 29—Dr. John Rick s 3—President's Meeting 10—Dt.'Don Shomo 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier c The above'is our program! schedule for the yedr 1955-56. If you wont,to change dotes with another member, odvise the program chairman of the chonge. . _● Members having special programs, such g$ .ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist, with the details.1 .DOUGLAS . WOODWARD, Progrom Choirmon ... Telephone 125 i r:*. . I ● r ● . . 4 i, ● t. % " 0 \ V. > e.']. r* V'' ^ I I i . . . ■I V. I K i t \ t «* f t, I f si ' ●v r T/?e COLDWATER I. V . ‘I t' ,f ■ . j I i) 1 ^ofary REFLECTOR ( , ●● ! y'3' ■ \V ●i. '-J /' \ Frederick Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME V A M -'I H, Weeks Quality Spring Products, Coidwater, &lich« Inc* ●Ky �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No, 27 January 6, 1956 The second half of President Torg’s year with the Coldwater Rotary Club started off with a bang on Tuesday, Never have we heard the club to be in such good voice as they were at this meeting and Maurice Payne is to be congratulated en getting the fellows to sipg as he does. Truly, they lived up to their reputation of being the singingest club in the UsA* Next week^s prof;ram will be in charge of Ralph Toupalik, Try as we might we could not find out what “the program is. His comment was "why should I tip my hand now?’ We suppose that everyene noticed Barney Trebiloock’s disability. He reports that ffu®«day's guests were* Arlie VanSchoick, t&iion City; W, Noel Shedd of Sturgis; Bernard Laney, Alpena; Delos Conley of Imlay City; Elmer Dobson^ Quincy, and "I was just being smart and showing off", Barney should know that it is of little value to show off in front of one's "turtle dove" and he should also know that fancy skating is not for a man of his age, stature and build, but we're truly sorry about his broken wrist. We are also sorry to hear that Mrs, The 12th step in the admission of a new member is that the new member filh out and signs an application card and pays his admission fee. Bob Stocker, A,J,Davidson, Nels Weber, and Bert Diebel of Bronson, The early leaver list is creeping up again and we noticed that several men whose names were not on the leave early list left early. "Osgood" Thomas is in the Community Health Center, We hope that she soon improves and returns home. Arbsent were Allemier, Burandt, Curryi goltz, Munn Schmitt and Waldron, Tuesday's program was provided by Ted Sec, Chick Kennedy has compiled a list of Sowers who had as his speaker, Mr, Judd Perkins who is public relations director'for the General Telephone conipany. Judd for a number of years was a clinical Psychologist for the armed forces and was later in the Department of Communicatione skills at Bliohigan State University. (You know, the school that won the Rose Bowi game,) He joined the staff of the General Telephohe Company in June of 1955. His proji-iram might have started out as follows: "«^ohn, are you listening and do you hear what I'm saying?" those who had 100^ attendance during 1955, The list follows and these members are to be congratulated. Chick tells us that if he has missed anyone he wishes the matter brought to his attention so that the attendance report can be corrected, Andrews, Barnes, Biringer, Dale Dean, Ochn Dean, Eisenhut, Fiske, Goodholm, Jackson, Kerr^ Luse, McComb, Mulchaheyl Payne, Picard, Rice, Rick, Skabo, Thomas, Fritz VanAken, Trebilcock, Warner VanAken, Walker, Weeks, and Wise, Whichever way no you are not listening and you do not District Governor George, in his last Governor's letter, tells of two Rotary hear, that probably is a prevarication Foundation fellows who are available since if you answered, you must have heard her but you might not have been listening to what she said. If you say, "No, dear" you are also prevaricating, otherwise you would not have answered. We hear many things to ^/rflich we do not programs, Gonzales (Dominican Republic) 611 Church listen and we listen to those things which street, Ann Arbor, you answer this you are sunk. we want to hear. If you say for They are attending the Unlversity of Michigan and can be contacted directly at the following addresses: Peter D, Barnard (Australia) Nelson House, 915 Oakland Ave ●» Ann Arbor and Juan M, Many misunderstandings arise because of failure to understand and listen to what is said. This is With income taxes coming up here is a story that's worth considering: particularly true in the field of diplomacy WIFE (to husband): TThat's the difference where one person's interpretation to a between direct and indirect taxes?" HUBBY; "It's the difference between ask which is intended to be conveyed. this subversive use of words which con- ing me for money and going through my pockets when I'm asleep," It was a good program am one which should be used in many clubs. Ray Mulchahey talk may be entirely different from that fuses It is us, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednecdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK ●— Pott Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ MICH. BY This committee coordinate shall the are pointed vise and coordinate of such committees. on particular phases of a. Attendance — Albert Faller, e. Erie Sehwengel, Pool Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K.- Pearce, b. Classification — Edword ● Mprk e. DIRECTORS Andrews, Carl Jomet McCoMb Dalp-Deon word, John Walker, Roy Patterson e. Wilford .Couillard Webster Treat J. Month, i._ j. Woodward, 'Davidson, Ted GOVERNOR. 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY to - dischorge ''to - encourage ond their .respective vocations. , A. McKeith 20—All Sports Banquet— Seton 27-lester - 30—International. Student Bovee Wise APRIL- Fred V/eete-- 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox effect of tijis objectvis tp influence SEPTEMBER- ’ ; ' 6—Warner Van Aken Rotorians, individually and as 10—Bob Livermore thoughlfur'of and helpful to oth 24—Eric Sehwengel 17T-Tri-Stote Howard 13-4-H Foir-=^AI Rice 2D—Chet Allemier 27—Stag Nite — . 1—Children's Party— Harold PutnOm. c. Rural - Information vj—Bob Shaw . 22—Ladies' Night—Web Treat Munn 29—John 1S-^tii. Bdrsies Urban — Warren' Williams, - Axner Olson -<B—Dr.' Harold Mitchell Andrews Moss,'Donald Horrls,'Ken'n^h ● 11-^rittefnatidnal 25—ladies' Russell Waldron, ' carry e. guide this Rice, 6—Rotary Information ■Ldu Pennington Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller NOVEMBER- In the ' 15—Public - Information ● ● ' .JULY- ' 3—P.resident's Meeting - ;10-tDr. Don Shorno . i Duke Davidson22—International 17—Lloyd Livermore Contacts Harold .Goedholm ' 29-Dr. John Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. if you want to change dates With another member, advise the program ehoirman of the- change. ; Members having special programs, such 'as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details.. - ● ● ■ i. .2d-rKen Putnam ■■ Dr.' Hofvey Moss ,8.—Dick Biringcr Robert Lyons.^- committee is ehoirnionj 19-;Poul Hurley . I—Crippled Children Scholarships — Byron Thomas>. ' -34—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 i. - T ^ > '4 .rf\* Jackson JUNE- Night d. Youth — Axner Olson, Alfred Meeting— Teeter MAY- Barney Trebilcock 4—Mark b. Crippled Children — Harvey respon f. Student .Quest-Edward Holtz, rela g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester. Curry, i. tionships and in . improving the general standards of ' practice in [The first name u.ndec each GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, m'ICH. 6—Bob Lyons M. 23-Ed HoTtf. sibilities in their vocational INTERNATIONAL Fiske 13—Buyer-Seller- Milnes Torg Skabo club in discharging their ' Charlie MARCH- 16—Distriel.Gov. Meet. Vocational Service Committee: This and'dsslst 'the (members' of ROTARY PROGRAMS Service Tr.bilcock, Wayne Woy,, cpmrriittee shall'-devise and INTERNATIONAL .GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO,.ILLINOIS into effect plans which will - 1956 a. Community'Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- Sowers, 111.' Secretary' ROTARY Relationship— Ralph Toupalik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson Information — 9—Bill Committee - 1956 10—Employee & Employer 2—Trode Association Gus Burandt - Community Service Dole Doan, Director-Chrinn. . Information — Duane ' beon] Bill Bobier. - (The- first name under each committee is Chairman) INTERNATiOSlAL Chicago, Public k. Sergeanl-at-Arms. — Dale INTERNATIONAL .Taylor, Byron Thomas Milnes. It is the duty of the 'Community Rotary Irifqriration. — . Ernest ers in the community. ■ ' .Luse, Leslie Vocational Services . GENERAL 27—Scholarships JANUARY 3—Ted Sowers AUGUST - 1955 members of'tha Rotary Club, to be h/'Magazine i—.Keith Avery. Special—At the call of tl^ President 1955 Chairman] foster, the ' ideal! of ' service by Richard Biring'er. Rotorion to---.his. -personal, Membership — Robert Shaw, every business and community life." The 'Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings - is of Rqiary . word, Harvey;^ Bent, g. M^*i^ ~ Mgurke Payne, Herbert committee the obligations 'of the Ihitd object Program — Douglas Wood- f. PRESIDENT ROTARY men Harold Munn, Harold McFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Safety International Student Prolects: Wayne Way Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14-Boys' & Girls' Week(The first name under each Chester Curry 21 —Russ Moore committee is Chairman) 28—Competitor Relations— c. Club Bulletin — John Walker 219 ROTARY professional International Trode Associotions — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Ba9 Muichahey, Ken Putnam, Fritz Van Aken Wm. b. [The first name under each Holtz, Vinton, Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood- Torg Skabc) DISTRICT and united in the ideal of service. Howard Teeter LESTER WISE, Treasurer each business Rolph Toupalik CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary 12:15 P. M.'- ' 20—Rev. Keith Avery standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of supervise Stuart Picard, Direetor-Chrmn. of tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Obiects Committee. Ray Fox Donald Shorno Jomes McComb, Oirector-Chrmn. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Regular-First Thursday 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton the activities vancement of international under activities club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President uort Picard DECEMBER- Services formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contocis — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, c. Employer-Employee Relations— ELECTION TORG SKABO, President President, International the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotory In 1955-1956 The appointed service, this* committee shall super* To encouroge and foster the ad Functions of the Committee and cemmittees on particular phases of vocational Club Service I OFFICERS event COMMITTEES OF < ●● VI. . ●● -f t .* k -t > . i..-. k:.- s I X- ■-.r.' ..'.V' ' a. I ' f ■* . 'I ' .' i 1 - t i . * r * I > i J r 1 i t ● *● i' t 4 21 ^ is ●; '● : C t 7 I *,< ● 'V V is ● -♦ V . * ■ 'I: % rjgm UNITED \ m MSTACE STATES The COLDWATER t i ’y Totary REFLECTOR O- 0 Unit h t- ● -;0i ■- «^.si ,1.^oT' CP«T5 ? - r' : I r ' Frederick H« ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m„ Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS Weeks Quality Spring Products, Coidwater, Mich. Published by WELCOME ●rt tnc. �a He Profits Most Who Serves'Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, MIchig an The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin NO* 28 January 13, 1956 77e notice in the Rotary International news Last week those members who had 100^ release that the film ’*The Great Adventurd' is still available* It would seem that attendance during 1955 were given. There were 2 members whose names were not on the Coldwater Rotary Club might well make Your the list and recognition is hereby given to them: Couillard and Sohwengel* Sec, the Chick reported that each of the board of special effort to show this film. editor has seen it and it is one of directors had 100^ attendance for the jear* best sales talks on Rotary aims, aspir ations, and ebjectives which could be We note that the coldwater membership portrayed* The year is half over and it seems that we might try to have it shown* lost two from June to November, Next week^s program is to be in charge of to secure. It would seem that an effort might be made to main tain our 10^ gain which we worked so hard Bob Kerr and we understand that he has a very good film on some of the last atomic explosions which were made at Yucca Flats, Tuesday’s program was furnished by Ralph Toupalik who had as his guest speaker, Mr, Edward Facklam, the city assessor for Presj Torg announced that the fines for lihe month of January are being donated to Coldwater* He took us back to the first tax roll of Coldwater which was in 1867 squak too loud, it*s going for good cause. at which time the toxes were $4*20 per thousand with ^417,00 taxes collected. the ^%rch of Dimes. If you get hit, don’t He then went along to 1905 at which time At the last Board Meeting Pres, Torg's classification was changed to that of a major in transportation with a minor classification of motor freight transport ation lessor. The Club is fortunate in having this classification open since it would have been a calamity had there been the new city charter was adopted that limited the amount of taxes which the city could levy for city projects at §10* per thousand. At that time the assessed valuation of Coldwater was §4,117,790,00. In 1940 -the assessment was $5,019,000, In 1933 th'e 15 mill amendment was passed no such classification for him after his along with the 3^ sales tax. retirement from Gambles, been a great deol of controversy over evaluation for assessment purposes and Pres, ^org announced that the coldwatfer Club is assisting in selling tickets for the play ’’Blythe Spirit” which is to be given Feb, 3-4, The proceeds from ihis will go toward the March of Dimes. The Coldwater Players group is to present the play and the people taking the leads-- Gary Gage, Phyllis Cascarelli, and Joyce Walter--have taken leads in other plays and do a very good job. Try to sell your There h«s Coldwater is_now endeavoring to bring -the assessed valuation up to the State equal ized value. If your taxes are too high, don’t gripe, be glad you live in a country where you have a chance to pay them and still have a little left over. Guests included William Cadman 'and Wendell Hathaway of Bronson, Les Titus of Detroit; Norman Kukuk, Quincy, and l^ick Schultz of Bronson. tickets if you can possible do so. The week of January 22-28 has been desig The leave early list continues to grow. nated as the "Rotarian TV^ek” for clubs, There were 7 early leavers on Tuesday, and the board of directors of RI have our magazine—a tool for develop- Absent were Allemier, Dale Dean, John Dear^ ment of our resources as a theme for this Piske, Fox, Goodholm, Kornstein, McIOiight year’s observance of the annual event, It (Lansing), Moss (N.Y,), Waldron, Weeks/ ■Warren Williams, Clyde Williams, Chuck would seem appropriate that a program featuring the magazine should be given. Woodward, Doug, Woodward, Les -Woodward. approved Step No, 13 for admission is the issuance by the Secretary of the membership card to We understand that Harvey Moss is in New York taking some postgraduate work in the member. There is just o-ne more step and then you’re in. cardiac Conditions# We’re sorry to hear that Mrs, "Osgood” recently*- Thomas is still on the sick list. Also, that Mrs, Fred Tfeeks is ill, .Bert Faller and his Rotary Ann have taken off for Florida. the re● Chet Allemier is already We also understand that the Williams^ ’vTarren and Clyde, on the program for the ^ronson club put Thought for the Day: The professor who sent his wife to the bank and kissed his money goodbye was not absent minded, (Thanks to John Walker.) Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thur.doy 12:IS M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club MICH. This BY Service Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS event commiHeet ore appointed International Services on particular phases of voeatlonol service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad COMMIHEES OF committee coordinate shall the supervise activities of Stuart FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President the Magazine Committees and such other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of c. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu JOHI^ KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Obiects Committee. TORG SKABO, President ' *● e. Eric Schwengel,' Paul -Hurley, Jjnj Vgn^^X/ J8- 1^- Pearce, .. c. Club Carl Bulletin — Dole Depi> e. 'Wilford Couillard Vinton, Membe/ship ^ Robert Shaw, Board of Directors Meetings ', Month, i. DISTRICT 219 — rnest c% .. v.< -^.1. - Williams, Russell Waldron, general standards of practice in GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MtCH.^,j,^j^ respective vocations. In the 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14-Beys' & Girls' Week' Chester Curry 21—Russ , . 6—Bob Lyons M.'A. , , ^ 'Seton Bovee 27—Lester 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermpre Von 17—Tri-State Aken Howard . ’ Barney Trebilcock * MAY- 1—Children's Party— ■ . «Axner Olson . * Andrews . 11 —iBternolionol . rnformotion Harold Munn . 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw Jockson JUNE.' ” Children 5—Rotory Informotion . ■ les Woodward '12—Bert Faller - 19- ^ul Putnam Hurley ●26- iTen Harvey Moss JULY- 8—Dick Biringer 3—President's Meeting Information 10-r-Dr. Duke Dovidson 22—International Contacts ● Goodholm 29-Dr. John Ritk ’ Do'n ,Shorno 17-Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobier c '-J. . The above is our program schedule for the'year 1955-56. If you want .to chang^ .dates with another 'member, advise the program ehair^on of .the change.-- ■’ Members .havirtg spe.ciol program's, such as Codies' Night, moy appoint o committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 J ●’ ● . .1 .v'i : J- I . ; r. -3^ — : t ■ ● . ' . uc; \ t i - ;/ V 1: s o* r ► ‘ ''V J 1 * .> ● i V ●' J f j « ● ● s' ( ■* ^ s , . ,I:; J*. I. I : 't <; j::.. I The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR O:-;': ' UNITED bv > o ' ',.<0 ●2’ cent's^ FreJerick H. \ Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME , 22—L'adies' Night—Web Treat 29—John 18—^is Barnes ’ '25—Ladies' Night Lou Pennington Harold Meeting— Teeter 24—<ric Schwengel - 27—Stog Nite — '15—Public Wise APRIL- Foir-AI Rice 4—Mark McKeith 20—All Sports Banquet— ■ ’ 20‘:TChel /Ulemier Dr. (The first name under eoch committee Is chairlean) 13—Buyer-Seller— » ● Fred-Weeks NOVEMBERAlfred Rice.;. ;... . 1—Crippled Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Holtz, Charlie Fiske MARCH- i3-Ed Holtx , 13-4-H Moore 28—Competitor Relations- PROGRAMS 30—Intetnatipnpl Student — Axner Olson, club in discharging their responsibilities in their vocational relo- g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Cprry/ fion»hips ajid -in Smproving the ..1*-^.. ● Urban — ‘Warren Robert Lyons.oiti^A’^the* memberT'^of®'f^s f. Student Guest—Edward GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Rusal d. Youth committee shall devise arid carry e. GEORGE R. MEANS, CttiC/LGO, ILLINOIS Director-Chrmn. Putnam. '● Vocational Service Committeq: This INTERNATIONAL ers h> the oOnimahfty. Moss, Dohald Harris, Kennqth Vocational .Services GENERAL SECRETARY ● ROTARY thoughtful'of and helpful to oth b. Crippled Children — Harvey Taylqr, ChJ^90, ill. FEBRUARY- Proiects: .Gus 'Burandt every Rojarian to' his. personal, business and'community life." The , (The first name under each ' Committee' is Chairman) 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson — 2—Trade Association Rotary.— . ('to encourage and & Employer Ralph Toupalik AUGUST - 1955 a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER-' Trebilceek, Wayne Way. Sowers, D4a6. Bill Bobier' ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY 1956 Relationship— committee is Choirman) 1955 . 1956 - 1.0- Employee (The first ^omfs under each . « Peorce 3—Ted Sowers ''Fred Weeks,^pton ^vee. Bob Livermore . Gust Burandt K. Vinton JANUARY Harold Me- e.* ‘international Student r' ' i Trade Associations — Dale Dean, k. Sergeant-at-Arms -- Dqle PRESIDENT ROTARY' INTERNATIONAL Herbert. J. Information Luse,' Ldslie Wo'ddwara. Public Inf ormatiqn —.Duane Davidsoh,' Ted Special—At the cqir of;. the. President ' Rotary j. Information Harold Munn, . . Knight, Ray Fox Ponald Shorno members of the Rotary Club,' to be h. Magazine — Keith Avery, 12:15 P. M; . International effect of this, object, is to Influenc* SEPTEMBER6—Worner Rotarians', individually and os g, Music — Maurice Payne, ●● Chester Curry, of men Will Couillord, Director-Chrmn. b. Howard Teeter fostdr 'fhe ● ideals of service' by Richard Biringer. W«h$ter Treat Regular—First Thursday each Ralph Toupalik. Community Service of word, Harvey Bent, f. fellowship professional It ts'the-duty of'the‘Community 9-^Bill Milnes Service Committee to- ^discharge * 16-—District Gov.' Meet. the'Obli'gatiotSif of the third object , Torg Skobo Progrom — Douglas Wood- V John Walker li'i Lewis ● . Ray* Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, The President, Vice''Pr6sideri1, dnd -- d, Feliowshrp — Charles'Woodward, John Walker, Fritz Van Aken Torg Skobo Roy Patterson ‘ — world and united in the ideal of service. (The first name under each 'Committee is,Chairmah} b. Classification — Edward HoDz, Mark' Andwws, uort Picard Relations a B. 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholorships Byron Thomas a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. . ' a. /Attendance —; Albert Falter, ● — DIRECTORS James McComb . business tion of the plans and program..of d, Four-Woy Test — CHARLES SCHMITT, A»ft- Seerptary .. Ja^es McComb, Direetor,-Chrmn. ●' LESTER WISE, Treasurer through Picard, Director-Chrmn. formation, Public Information and b. Competitor 1955-1956 6—Dr. 13—Carl vise and coordinate the activities vancement of international under of such committees. standing, good will and peace the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller —■ M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In ELECTION DECEMBER- Weeks Quality Spring Products, Coldwater, iiich. Inc. A, P. L. & R. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Mtchig an The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, Bulletin No. 29 January 20, 1956 The Rotary club visited their third Coldwater industrial plant on Tuesday Oi this week* This program was pro Hs:-e'r. an interesting note from the^'East untarioj. Rotary Clubi> who has a MomherLhip of 23 Rotarians, Recently they liad their first big fund raising vided by Bob -^err who arranged the trip under the direction of Albert High of the Darling staff. which makes The Plastic Division, mannikins for store dis plays, involves a high percentage of hand labor in their manufacturec Your editor is sorry he missed the trip be cause he would liked to have aonivj.ty wh?.ch consisted of "a mammoth '■'ga^n and auction sale from which they netted 3025.00 for their work in helping T,?sntally retarded children. Vo ●' While your editcr is not plugging for any seen how such program far the Coldwater Club* it some of those gorgeous gals are put appears th:\* the club has not had any large project during the cufrent year together. 0‘jher than the stand which was run at We understand that Russ Moore is going tc spend more time fishing and in ol:her recreational pursuits and is gradually the 4--H Pair,, and with the reputation for Rotary being a service club, some thing for community betterment might be ti'.rning over some of his businers to oonsideredj several of his assistants. He Vv'culd be a good prospect for work on some Tuesday-3 guests? George Watson of special project for the Coldwater Rotary Kalamazpo; Glen Havens, Coldwater, the Cluba guest of Guvarie Coffmani Noel Sheddr Hidden Ydley Ski Club is to be visited by Chuck Woodward and Bob Shaw, These men should realize that they are getting older, their bones are getting more brittle, and they should be extremely careful, Tfitness: Barney Trebilcock, Club -Tiembers who had perfect attendance SturgiS;t Bernard Laney, of Alpena; Paul Roy of Chicago, the guest of L„ Livermore; Charles King?jley, Coldwater; and R. Jay Kennedy of Munising, Absent were: Alleraier, Faller, Goodholra, Jackson, Kornstein, Munn, Patterson, Schwengel, Thomas and Waldron, There were 8 early leaverCa during 1355 were presented with their perfect attendance pins, Warner VarAken We understand Webb Treat is planning a who has had 33 years of perfect attend fishing trip, Webb you should remember ance along with John Walker who has 29 thab this is cold weather and you should years,, are probably among the few have Qicohol in your radiator. ●iiiembers in the District with such a record. Other men with long periods of attendance were Maurice Payne, 19 years; Fred Weeks, 16; Charlie Fiske, 15; Mark Andrews, 9; and Ernie Luse and Bob Kerr, each with 8 years. In view of the I NEID YOUR HELPv club members Bulletin. Your editor is begging for news items for the Digging up items is hard work- involves a lot of telephoning, and then semetimes we get a bum steer. If you knov/ of some item regarding yourself or some other Rotarian, will you please give fines levied last week for failure to wear your Rotary button, this should be a warning to wear them roe a ring either at 1288 or 1400, Acknowledgment ,vdll be given in the in Bulletin for such items. the future. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: (John Walker' on enlarging the display room which they Opportunity doesn’t knock so often but have on East Chicage Street, temptation seems to pound away ev'='ry day. We understand Fritz VanAken is planning The last step towards the admission of a new member is step 14 which provides for -the secretary filling out a new member report card and forwarding it to PI. ‘Yhen this is dene, you are in. Ray Mulehahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) I ALBION - Parker Inn - Thurtdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — EIkt Temple ~ Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Pott Tavern ~ Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club MICH* This BY Service Functions of the and OFFICERS event committees are oppointed International Services on particular phases vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad COMMinEES OF committee coordinate shell supervise of such of Stuart activities 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, President Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu FRITZ VAN AKEN, VIee-ProsidenI CHARLES SCHMin, Asst. Secretary the Aims and Obieets Committee; James McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Foller, c. DIRECTORS The President, Vice President, and Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo James McComb Dale Dean ®Hiart Picard Wilford Couillard Club e. — Charles Woodword, john . Walker, Roy'Patterson Program — Douglas Wood- e. ^ ward, Horvey Bent, . " ’ Richard Birtnger.. Membership — Robert Shaw, Webster Treat g.-^usie -7. Maurice Poyne, Chester Curfy. Board of Directors Meetings [. INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Taylor,- Chicago, SECRETARY Bill ' the members of this . CHARLOHE, MICH. and in .improving .the general' standards . of practice' in their respective vocations. In the Seton Weeks, Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third object of.Roiory — "to encourage and foster the ideals of service by every Rotorian to his 3—Ted Sowers Relationship— Ralph Toupolik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson FEBRUARY- 7—Community Safety Wayne V/oy 14-Boys' & Girls' WeekChester Curry Projects: Bovee. 21—Russ Torg Charlie Fiske MARCH- 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— M. Student APRIL- 3—4-Woy TosJ—Roy Fox . , f. Student Guest—Edward Holtz, Chester Curry. (The first home under eoch committee is chairman) 10—Bob 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Horold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw OCTOBER- Andrews 11—International Information Harold Munn Barnes 22—Ladles' 29—John 5—Rotory Information Pennington Les Woodword 12—Bert Falter NO.VEMBER- '19—Paul Hurley 1—Crippled Children Dr. Night—Web Treat Jockson JUNE- 25—Ladies' Night - Meeting- Howard Teeter 27—Stag Nile — " Barney Trebilcock Lou Uwermore 17—Tri-Stole 13—4-H Fair—Ai Rice 20—Chet Ailemier 18—Otis McKeith Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEP-TEMBER6—Warner Von Aken Rotorions, individually and as 4—Mork A. 20—All Sports Banquet— Skabo 23-Ed Holtz 30—International Fred Weeks personal, Moore 28—Competitor Relotions— . 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Gus Burandt 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. It is the duty of the Community sibilities in their vocational relo- g. Boys' & Girls' Week — tionships Fred Pearce 10—Employee & Employer 2—Trade Association committee shall devise and carry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, effect plans which will guide Robert Lyons, assist Student K. Vinton JANUARY - 1956 — Harold Mc- AUGUST - 1955 Community Service c. ●, Rbral - Urban- — Warren Williams, Russell Waldron. ' club in discharging their respon DEAN, Choirman) d. Youth — Axner Olson, Vocational Service Committee: This Alfred Rice. ROTARY GOVERNOR 2l9th DISTRICT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL is Putnam, committee is Chairman) III. INTERNATIONAL F. of men committee is Chairman) b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Bobier. (The .first name under .each into GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS acid GEORGE peace Information International 1955 Trebilcock, Wayne Way. Vocational Services GENERAL and fellowship professional B. 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholorships ' Byron Thomas (The first name under each a. Community Sofely — Raymond Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dole Oeon. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY c. (The first name under each committee International ■ thoughtful of and helpful to oth Rotdry Informotion — Ernest. ers in the community. Luse') Leilier.Wqddword. Dole Dean,-Director-Chrmn. ' Public Information — Duane Month, I. Special—At the call of the President J. will world Knight. members of the Rotary Club, to be h. Mpgozine —. Keith Avery. P. M. ● Bulletin — Fetidwshiip f. Herbert and Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Roy Mulchohey, Ken Putnam, — d. John Walker ROTARY o business Harold Munn, Donold Shorno b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Corl Vinton, 12:15 good through b. ' Ray Fox Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, Regulor—First Thursday' each standing, tion of the plans and. program, of d. Four-Way Test1 .. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary - committees. Picard, Director-Chrmn. the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united in the ideal of- service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary ' In formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — Levris Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm,. Milnes. .Ralph Toupalik' club service, in order to develop ELECTION 6—Dr. 13—Carl vise and coordinate the activities vancement of international under Committee the DECEMBER- 26—Ken Harvey Moss Putnam JULY- 8—Dick Biringer 15—Public Information 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Horold Goodholm 29—Dr. John Rick Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the 'progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os. Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD. Progrom Chairman Telephone 125 ■'J'-. i i '● \ ' 4 \ X * J \ f . . . f■' ' -i ^ ● *.V .V ^ ■ The COLDWATER SEC.. Rotary REFLECTOR I'rederick H. Weeks Quality Spring Products, Published by Coldwater, lAich. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Inc. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michig an The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin He, 30 January 27> 1956 Next week's program will be furnished by Bob Ksrr, Jr ● p and he has secured as his President of speaker, Don Phillips ● t Hillsdale College, Pres. Phillips will undoubtedly present some very interest ing material dealing with the working re- lationships which he has established with various industries and manufacturers. Sec, Chick is to be commended and com plimented on his statistical report re- garding the attendance of the club, A tremendous amount of work went into this and his efforts should be applauded. According to his statistics, we gained 3 members during the year 1955. We understand Eugene Goodholm joined the Prom the news sheet furnished by RI we note that the Rotary Club of Dundee, H»Y. Rotary Club at Stillwater, Oklahoma in has published an attractive bulletin all of those years until the time that he moved to Coldwater, After coming to Coldwater he attended regularly and was which deals v/ith "Rotary Club Etiquette", In the next six bulletins we’re going to run some of the articles which have appeared in this bulletin. The first fellows here-vdth: "To anyone except the most wind-blewn orators, an invitation te speak at a Rotary Club means hours of preparation as well as natural nervousness arising from the doubts in a speaker’s mind as to the impression he would like t<^ make and that which he is afraid he might make. March, 1923 and had perfect attendance censidered a member of this club on J'iarch 1, 1955. This would show him as having had perfect attendance for some thing over 32 years. Last week's program with Jim VanV/hy as program chairman, was excellent. Louis Blasi of the Darling Company showed some slides and movies of the atomic blast It certainly must be discouraging which was made in May of 1955, The damage which was done by this blast is all-inspiring and certainly was devasmust also leave a speaker feeling a little tating in the extreme, Let's hope it is flat to find that, in spite of his efforts, never used, Mr, Blasi had as his guest, to see your audience stampede for the doors when you are introduced. And it the only signs of appreciation were the Club President's kindly words definitely punctuated by itie ringing of the gong." Harold Sandi, of the versatile fittings company of l^ondon, England which is the distributor for Darlings’ products in England, We note fr»m the Governor's letter that the Coldwater club slipped in their attend- Gift subscriptions to The Rotarian for ance during the month of D©aen^l>er. They our speakers have been provided for Dr, were in 15-th place with an average of 91.4^ Mooi, the guest speaker of Dr. John Rickj This is above the District average which to Dr, Wade Brinker, who was presented by vras 88,67'^, In connection with attendance Keath Pearce j and to Don G. y^ite, who Vicksburg had five \OOfo meetings. Climax was brought to -the club by Dick Biringer* had three 100^ meetings for December, and tv;enty clubs averaged better than 90^, Dist, Gov, George also states that there has been a considerable increase in member ship each month for the first 2ix months of this Rotary Year, Tuesdays guests were: Ray C, Radeke of Battle Creek; Ora Hermon, Battle Creek, Bernard Laney, Alpena; Bill Berry of Detroit; Dale Hlery, Goshen; R. Jay Kennedy, Munising, Bob Stocker of Bronson> Dick Bennett and Noel Shedd of Sturgis; Apparently the Coldwater Rotary club fell and Joe Webel, T. J« Zimmerman and Elmer by the wayside in failing to entertain Dobson of Quincy. students from the two universities during the Christmas holidays. As an example; Marshall, Albion, Olivet, Eaton Rapids, Charlotte, Grand Ledge, Hastings, and St, Johns enter-bained 52 different students. Absent were Allemier, Burandt, Faller, Jackson, Munn, Rice, Sowers, and Waldron There \vere 7 early leavers. Don't forget the District conference v/hioh THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: is being held in St, Joseph and Benton up of three things: a good bank account, a good cook, end a good digestion. Harbor on March 23-24, The representative from RI for this meeting will be Allin W. Oakin.'.iif Iov;a City, Iowa, a Director of RI» It's about timo to think o-bout■ election of directors and offic€?tfifij — /rtiJW&^?s:^^elcofftei<ftThese Neighboring Clubf®^ Mulchahey will hove to be done X^tcNDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. BRONSON Happiness is made Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Porker Inn Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. Functions of This and OFFICERS BY event con^mittee* are appointed international Services an particular phase* of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and fester the ad COMMinEES OF the committee shall coordinate the supervise of Stuart activities ELECTION TORG SKABO, President t^ie Alms Obi^< Committee. , " Eri(. Schwengel,. foul Hurley, Mark 'Andrews, Cj.'C'fub Bulletiir Carl Vinton. ■ . Ray Mulchahey, Keri Putnam, . ’ The Prqsidedt, Vjcd ‘Ptssident, and' ,. .fritz Vqn Aken ,... i. ■ Roy Patterson ● I.” e. Wilford Couillard ● , . . ' I , . - . ^Bodrd of EKreetors Meetings 12:15. .P,.M,. the President . PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY J. Toylor, Chicago, ● ● 9—Bill Degn, Bill Bobier. name- under eoCh e. Rurol ' Services Urban committee is chairman) ●● I, V r, ; . ● . . : . ' .'r-’-;' i, L.-^. i-i;- / ■..* j:;: .p. P' ●● i;; ' 1 ; ?l'V- 'Ipr ●t: ;● -[}. i- ●; * ^, 22—Ladies' Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier < Program Chairman . :..i ● - *. " I .. r-. ●● ♦ V < i ^' ●; -r--V .f ● rv *' J * T : 7/;}' a;.-c T: ' ● Tt* * ] ! 1 : ^''x c I-) ●■' I' i 1 ; *; r* li "● '■ :v>' f" -V" L.y. .J:!' ''li- ■ I i i. /i' p ■ '● 5 .Uv'P,.-'.: -.S- ■. y.-v-..' : : P 5' f- * ■: ■. 1.. -:...i . ' i- ' -● i \ -i . I i'.-.' f ■■ cft . !■ : y- cx:' i--. ● V ● , «s . - ; . L ; ■ ‘■' V , ;n } - 'p- ) - ; >● ; . .‘v ..vP'?'-' . ●-*: i. I - ','y J. C'-i ' b- i.i ...... :● '1 ; 'u K:; r : 'T The GOLD WATER REFLECTOR .1 irv,^yyi ; ● j-:*' 7 /?? ■JAN27<3^[‘● C." |^ b - V ..1956 -1 * L ,K I . M' . ● 1..' ' i IPrederick li. Weeks Quality Spring Products* IrtC. Coldwater, Mien* Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME I irr imp : VISITING Night—Web Treat Jackson Telephone 125 \ i- y .' e* '. ' . ●- o ij-i-- ●-;? - 1'.'i.'i'l C.i. - i. v.! :'i r ● t Axner Olson 8—Or. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 1. '●●● V- \ . i.' ^ ; !, i : ● i . Meeting— Howard Teeter i ●: ●●●* Livermore 17—Tri-State ; ip * r McKeith -●●●●’S'-* .. J ●jv ." " V. ●-m '. A. . DOUPIAS WOODWARD, '"Members having special programs, such as Ladies'’Night, moy appPint P committee to assist with the details. . Charlie Fiske 5—Rotary Information . NOVEMBER●i.' ' Mocaticmpl.Service CommH^eei'Th<‘s ; , ;Alfrqd :Rice..'r j cbmmittee shall devise Ond carry e.. ScholarsTiips, —. Byron Thotpas, ,1—Cripptpd Children Dr. "Horvey Moss into effect plans, which-virlll gijide Robert Lyons. : ' ● t '■ GEORGll 'lf^ MEANS’, CHICAGO.'ll^lNOIS' and assist the members of this .. 8—Dick..Biringor , . . k f. Slvdent: Guest—Edwarff. Holtz, '1 i IS—Public ' Infofiptition tieb ',in discharging their-Tefpbdslbillties if) their vocational reld'- g. Boys'& Girls'Week — GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, Dqke. Dovldson . .. ^'^hesteriCur.ry;'.. .V, ' 22—Internbtlorml jCdnloYtSROTARY- INTERNATIONAL ' tlbnships: ,ond in impro^tdg 'the Harold Goodholm (The first name under each general slghdards.^of practice in GEORGE F., DEAN, ^CHARLOTTE. ,MICH. 29-Dr. John Rick ' J The .above, is pur pi^ogram sehedu^; for .the yea^^55-^6. . ^ lf.)(pu want to change,-dates -with.another.membsr>.advise the. program chairmpn of the change, ‘.vr ●; ■/-' Moore 28—Competitor Relations— JUNE- Night .. LouI.Pen'nJngton. . GENERAL :SEt;,RETA;iY ROTARY: ‘ ‘ INTERNATIONAL ‘ In the Chester Curry 21—Russ 29—John d. Youth — Axner Olso.n, iheif^espective vbsations. Wayne Way 14—Boys' i Girls' Week— 1—Children's Party— Infqrm'atten Munn 25—Lodibs' 7—Community Safety MAY- IS^Otis'i Borne* 11, — Warren 31—Roy Patterson 24—Eric Schwengel ■« Andrews ll^lnternat.ional wWillioms, .Russell WaJ.dron. 24-Jim Van Why FEBRUARY- 3-4-Woy Test-Ray Fox Foir-AI Rice Harold Relationship— Ralph Toupalik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 10—Bob , OCT08ER- Putnam.' i 10—Employee & Employer APRIL- Barney Trebilcock Moss, Dqnald !H6rr!&, TCeno^h ' committee is Chairman) - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Seton Bovee 27-Le*ter Wise Student Fred Week* 4—Mark Byron Thomas 20—All Sports Banquet— Torg Skabo 20—Chet* Alleipier. '● 27—Stag Nife ● Trebilcock,. Wayf'* Way. ' cock,. Wayf'e b. Crrippled Cl^ildren — Harvey^ Pearce 27—Scholarships JANUARY M. 30—International ' K. Vinton 6—Bob Lyons 23-Ed Holtz thoughtful of qnd helpful^ to oth B. 13—Buyer-Seller- Milnes T3-4-H 6—Dr. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery MARCH- Burandt.. 16^islHct Gdvi Meet. ~ members-of. the Rotary Club, to'be Davidson, Ted Sowers, Vocational ',GUi personal, I. a. Community Safety — Raymond III. \ to .ieUschaiJge 1 Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. INTERNATIONAL ROTARY PROGRAMS 2—TraJe'Association Luse, Leslie Woodward. (Tl»' first Bovee. business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner .Van. Aken . Rotgriqns, in<(ividuql1y pnd . as k. Secg'eont-at-Arms — Da(er>\' : DISTRICT 219 .ROTARY INTERNATIONAL. Seton >^VGUST,-^ .1956 * every,. Rotarlan. 4b'. . |iis> , jJ‘Public Inforraallo n — Duane I. Student' Proieets: Weeks, 1955 ● 1956 of Rotary — "to encourage and foster the ideals of . service by f; F^embership — Robert ShaW, Harold Mc- committee is Choirman] Regular—First Thwrsddy ‘ each Month, L ''Rota'ry 'Information —j Ernest er* in the comfniiihitYSpecial—At ,the coll peace (The first name under each the dbiigaiiohs of the third object Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Birlpger. ●● Chester ●Cbrry. -j.r h. Magadne — Keith Avery. ,. . Fred > Service Committee j g. Music' —' Maurice Payne, 1 c.-' International If ’is "the duly of the Community . V Webster Treat* '● ' Community Service — d;-Pknowship — Charles'Woocf-, ward, John Walker, Dale Dedn ' (The first name under each committee is Chairman) b. Clossifi^ion —> Edward Holtz, f DlREfCTphS ■ and Information — Knigh|. ●_ Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt ■' tJiht'VanWhy, ^ K. Pearce, * ^ will Harold Munn, Donald Shorno e. o. AHendanee — Albert Faller, LESTER WISE, Treasurer John Walker, International Roy Fox CHARLES SCHA^ITT, AseAj.&ecretor^, j Jotnes McCom^, DirecJor-Chrmn. Stuart Picard b. tion.oF the plons and program of d. Four-Way Test — ,iOHN KENNlEpY/Sefrptaryi vL, ● good through a world fellowship of business and professional ' men Howard Teeter > the'clubi r^pthinery un the execu ,J=RITZ VAN AKEN, Vice.Pfesidbpt Jambs McComb standing, Picard, Director-Chrmn. the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united in the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Pubiic Information and b. Competitor Relations — lewis Will Coulllard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Piske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on porticular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop 1955-1956 Torg $kabo the activities vancement of international under vise and coordinate of such committees. Committee DECEMBER- 3A �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 31 February 3, 1956 The February meeting of the Board of Directors was held Wednesday evening with Skabo, Picard, Luse, Couillard, Dale Dean and F« VanAken present. Also attending were Sec, Chick Kennedy, Will those members who were given new numerals for their Rotary buttons as the result of lOOof attendance during ifche year of 1955, please turn in the old numerals which they now have to Secretary Treas., Wise, Andrews, Vinton and Holtz, Chick. from Classification, and Mulchahey, Editarian. ^1.00 each and if they^re turned in it will save the club considerable financially^ balance in the general fund of |1012,39. There is a balance in the crippled Byron Thomas presented Don Phillips, Pres, At the meeting we learned that as of Jan. 31, 1956 the club has a children’s fund of ^377,73; during the month |31,41 was spent from this fund. We learned that Chick Kennedy and his better half are leaving Saturday for Key West, Florida, Chick says he’s going as far as he can drive his car and plans to swim as much as possible. We only hope he doesn’t have to break the ice and January 31st. His speech dealt with "Economics--the unknownV Don Phillips has been at Hillsdale for many years. Previous to that he had a wide experience in adult education. He graduated from Michigan State Normal college, Ypsilantijv Following this he attended the Detroit work at the University of Michigan. towards the transportation of crippled children during the summer of 1956 so they may have swimming in the pool at the University of Michigan, Director of adult education at Michigan State Univer sity, gbing from that University to Hillsdale Collie ge. The college, under hie Hillsdale College, Dale Dean asks that the following notice be placed in the Bulletin, of Directors v/ould like to The Board remind all Rotarians who are planning on contribut ing to Dolph the Tailor’s automobile to please bring their checks to Lester Wise on Tuesday, Feb, 7th, All donations must be in by that date." around March 5thl On He was for two years educational director of the American Red Cross, was on the staff at The Rotary Club is contributing |30.00 circle of Hillsdale College, as the speaker on College of Lav/ and later did graduate play polar bear. Draw a These numerals cost approximately that date <less Waldron and Warren T^illiams leadership, has done an outstanding piece of work in connection with business seminars at Hillsdale. His talk on Tues. dealt with information which they ha VO secured in their surveys dealing with high school seniors. He stated that at Idie present time colleges are faced with the problem.^of educating young people in various fields, so include: the pro vision of academic college, teaching a person to think creatively, to develop a conscience in relation to everyday living, are making arrangements for "Farmer’s to teach them to be able to communicate Night, They hove secured as the speaker ' their thoughts in speech and writing so as Ralph Olson of Elsworth, Iowa, who was to be understood and to teach them to li ve one of the farmers making the trip to and work with people, in difficult visit farms in Soviet Russia during the situations and with various groups. He past summer. He is showing slides and deplored the fact that high school students will describe his trip to us. do not know eeoaomics and have many mis- ■ni j.- j. j ● i.i_ conceptions of the economy of the canital- Elections are to come up during the month ^ ^ istic and competitive state. of February, The nominating committee is to be appointed by Pres. Torg so as to have the slate of officers and directors available' for election on March 1st. He stressed that many of them do not see the necessity for a profit system. His talk h was thought provoking and extremely interesting.- The District Conference is to be held at Also, on April 14-15 the District Assembly is planned for St. Mary's Lake. The inIt’s not too early to plan to attend this coming officers for the coming year will St.Joseph-Benton Harbor on March 25-24,. and any intent to attend this meeting should be communicated to Pres. Torg. Don't forget "Blythe Spirit" which is to be given at the Roosevelt auditorium on Friday and Saturday nights. Proceeds be expected to attend, THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: It’s always a good idea to keep your words soft and sweet, because you never know when you’ll have to eat them. from this are to go to the March of Dimes. Ray Mulohahsy. It's a good ploy MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERy Club Service MICH. committee coordinate the Classification, Program, BY shall and the supervise activities of Stuart Picard, standing, through Director-Chrmn. business Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Fellowship, Rotary Russell In other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of c. club service, in order to develop TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President f the clu.b machinery, on Ihe-^ce^- JOHN KENNEDY. Secretary the . Aims and ,Objects'Cooimrt)ee: CHARLES SCHM+TT, Xist; Secreibry - James Mc'Comb,'Director-Chrntn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer d.'AKendanee' -'Albert Faller, Eric Sc.hwengel, Pay] ^Horiegr, Moore, c. DIRECTORS Club Bulletin RctyiFoici.^ Donald Shornp.^ Boord of Directors Meetings individually, DISTRICT 219 ;ROJARY INTERNATIO'nAL ' (The first name under each iCOmmittea'.is Chdirmarr) PRESIDENT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Herbert J. Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY. 23-Ed Holtz. , rv. Seton .Bovee .. . 27^Leste'r; Wise; Student 3^-Woy Test-Roy Fox 10—Bob . MAY- ■. V Barnes in the . -. I' r. John I'-:-, ( t 26—Ken Putnam JUDUt-:' ● 3—P,resident'$... Meeting 10—^I'Dbh Shofno - ■ . 17—Lloyd Livermore ' '24-—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Rick 4 ● « Bobier 'DOI/GLAS WOODSVARD, Pro^fom Chairman T.'-' Telephone 125 * f A c. t > \ i.;.'. 4- X : ^ *. The above is our progrom schedule ior'the Vear 'T95^.*M: * i If you want to change dates ;With anqthey metnbet; ;advise the program chairman of the | ^ Members havirig speciof programs, such os Ladief'.Night, may .appain^ o committee to assist witH the details. ● t ■ 5—Rotary Information - Los Wood'vvard 12—^ert Fbller 19irrPial*r HuTley ; '● ' f-|arold ■ Goodholm 29—Dr. committee, if chbirmort) rr JUNE-'.. i. ● Teeter 1-7-Children's Party— I Axner Olson 6-rDr. Horojd .Mitchell ’ 15-rBob Show 22—Ladies' Night.—Web Treat 29—John Jac'ksfan. ' 2?-Lodies'..N’rght,.; 'Coil'FennThgtbn NOVEMBER- Meeting— Howard 24—Erie Schwengel : OCTOBER-. 4—Mark Artdrmvs 1T—Inte'rncrtibnai Information' Harold.Muniv Livermore 17—Tri-Stote 27—Stag Nite — . .'Barney .Trebllcock ri-1.' ' APRIL--. ● 20—Cbei Allemier RusseU Wojdron... (The first name under .each gsiz^ol . standard* of--ptoctide iri 20—'All 'Sports Bonquet— . Fred .Vijesk* 18—Otis Fiske 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller. . M- A. McKeith ● r ' . GEORGE F. DEAN; CHARLOTTE; MICH..; thein’ fespect'vb' vocations, 'Charlie .'6—Warner Von Aken 13—4-H Fair—A1 Rice d. Youth — Axner 'Olson, Alfred Rice. , committee shrsl.l devise *ond Tcar^ e. Sehbldrships — Byron .Thomos, '1—Crippled ' Children-.' 1Dr.' Harvey Moss . . Robert .Lyons. GEORGE R. MEANS? CHICAGO, ILLINOIS irito effect plbris whl'ch will gOide .9—Dick Bjring.er ! .. .and assist thej metr>bers; of* ithis f^' Student' Guest—Edward; Holtz, club'in discharging their respon T5-~Poblic Informbiion. . „ ● - ● .Duke.-Ctavidsbn ( ' ● sibilities in their, vocatlqnal rehi; g; B^t' 4 Girls' Week — GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, . . Chester Curry. '.' ' 22—International Contacts tionihips ' and' in’ improving the ROTARY INTERNATIONAL *' INTERNATIONAL 28.—Competitor Relations— SEPTEMBER- ' Rural - Urban'‘■^ Wor'ren '’' ■ Williams, Services ‘ 30—International Puthahi. i'»' c. Vbcdtional ServicS' CanlinHtee: This ROTARY ' Moss, Donald'^drris, Kenneth - III. Vocational GENERAL " TrSbileock, Wayne Woy. b. Cdppled ’Children — Hnrvey, 2l—ttuss- -Moore MARCH- ...16-rOistriet. Gov. Meet; TOrg Skdbo ' Itale 'Dean'; ‘Director-Chrmn. ● - — Waynp.Wpy. T4-tBbvS' 4 Girfi' Week.Chester Curry '● i ● ■ ●{ 9-8111 Milnes ' .and. os a. Community Safety — Raythond ,31—Roy Patterson febrOary7—Community Safety 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt- ■ > Regular—First Thursday; each Mo'rtthj iJ Ttotary' rnforirdtion — Ernest' ers in the, eommufitfy.'' Dean. BiJ|-'.BobieT., '! 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. AUGUSf- 1955 . Employer 24—Jim Van Why ● committee is .Chairman) thoughtful of and. helpful to-oth . . Lupe, Le.slie: Woodward:; 3—Ted Sowers Relationship— Ralph Toupalik committee members of the Rotary Club, to be 12j15 P. M|. . p j. Public' InformatTon — Duane' . ^avidson,'.Ted Sov/^cs. <■ j Special—At the caji of thp .fjresident k. SeVgednT-al-Arms Dole Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 10—Employee & 1.955 *. 1956.ROTARY P1|0«RAMS- ● '■ GciSf ● Burandt fThe fti>sl nailSe Sunder ebch . Rotarians, h. Magozine,.— Keith-Avery.' 27—Scholarships of ' ' (The first'name under 'each effect 6f thiV object 1s to influence Chester Curry, men ,Bob .Livermore Membership —' Robert Shaw, ever'y .; Rotation tb his personal, business and comiriuttity. Irfe.'^The . , ^Webster Treotj peace cj * International Student Projects: Fred Weeks, Seton Bp.vee. .y e'. -Trade Associations — g. Music — Maurite Payne, and fellowship b. Internationol Information,.— Harold Munn, HoroU-McKnight, Roy Mulchahey, Ken Puyiarn. ● Community Service ■'he President,, Vice PresIdent, ;and'..’T' d.|FisNowship —'^harlOs Woad-.'; It.is,.the duty of thef.Community ■ ward, Joh.n .Wcd.ker, ... , Friti^Van Aken .. , j ●"> Roy..Pdtter^n -i g Skabo Stf^lce Committee to discharge ’'●itfmes McComb j Dale Dean ' the obligations of (h^'tfttrdiob^ect e. P/ogrom — Ijtou^las 'Woodof ' Rofary ■ —' "to encobroge and Stuart Picard -●.wyford Couilhsrd ■ ● ● j -ward*'Harvey Bent, ' foster,„ the ideols; jaf ietvicb;; by Richard Biringv. Jdhn Walker f. will professional world 20—Rev. Keith Avery Will CouiMord, Director-Chrmn. . ...iloword Teeter jl'● Jim VdnWhy,' B.' K. Pearce, bi.^ Classification ^: Edward.-Holti,; ; ' 'Mark Andrew*, ’Cbrl Vintan. good and o united in the Ideal of service. tioti of the plans and program of d. ^ouf-Way Test — < 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton under Eolations — Lewis o. Internotionol Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik the Magozine Committees and such 1955-1956 DECEMBER- Services the octivities vancement of international vise and coordinate of such committees. formation, Public Information and b. Competitor ELECTION International service, this committee shall super* To encourage and foster the ad Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS event committees are oppointed on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF /*v. ‘ > - I -t- vO f ; ' ‘ rj J. ■; U/.* i ( . i.‘c: .V,; >. V /I x*i*.; '● A FT v.l* : C ● ^. rj ●r JV f. w «^‘ y y i' J * At: fc . ’ { ■ V, «‘ > o y i r V. ^ .'1 .● ● Oi-' i) ●' * / ' . 'V . I. I r i. i... .t' -i . ' h'- »: i * i T 0 I. t i;;.V I I i J.'* t i' X ● Vi f 4 i' r A' ;i . *<● '/ V r L ●"U‘* ● /A i t ry::. UNITED STATES The COLDWAT^ 'Notary REFLECTG POSTAGE f T Fjfftierick H, Quality Spring Products, Published by CoLdaiater, Mien. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Inc. ; I �He Profits Most Who Serves Best » The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater. Mlchlgon The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 31 February 10, 1956 Next week’s program is in charge of Chuck Curry, the local maestro of the At the meeting on Tuesday the club Coldwater High School. underwrite a partial cost of the const He tells us voted by an overwhelming majority to that his guest speaker is Dr« Igor Buketoff, conductor of the Fort Wayne T Ben Johnson o“-;* ecout camp at Augusta^ Fnilharmonic orchestra. The He tells us ruction of a caretaker’s lodge at Cnmp Battle Creek club is to underwrite ^Ofo of the cost and the balance is to be underwritten by the various clubs that his guest speaker is also extreme ly well loiown as the conductor of the Hew York Philharmonic children's concerts, around the District v/hich is served the NottawQ Trails Council. This This should be a very good program. by contribution is to be spread over a per T?ae sunny southland and warm weather has called a good many «f our members. We find that Allemier, Kennedy, McKeith iod of throe years and is one of the most ambitious projects on v/hich the Coldwater Rotary Club has embarked for and Moore are all in Florida, and they some tell us -that Warner vanAken is en route to Tucson, Arizona. On the oth'r end of the line v/e find that Chuck Woodward The program on February 7th was furnish ed by Wayne Way who had Barney Trebilcock is norih skiing and Bob Shaw skied once too often. The report is that he borrow ed Barney Trebilcock’s skis and ended up with a broken ankle. Inasmuch as Barney has a broken wrist from skating it would appear that it would be most inadvisable to borrow anything from Barney Trebilcock --especially skis or skates. Guests Tuesday included the.Sage of Quincy, who has just recovered from some eye sur.gery and he told us that he was "Glad to see us”, Ed Jennings from Quincy was also a guest, as was Henry Gomley of Bronson end Dick Bennett of Sturgis, Apparently the attendance contest is proving quite helpful in keeping up the attendance. time. pinch hit for him in introducing the speaker. Sheriff Neil Pfost. Neil told us that during the year of 1955 Branch County had 16 fatal accidents and 193 persons injured in accidents in the county. One half of these came from out side the State of Michigan, on February 3rd and stated that a rule of thumb to follow in your speed is the 65 MPH limit applies from one-half hour before sunrise until one-half hour after sunset. The time between these the 55 mile speed limit applies. He stated that in Branch County between midnight, February 3rd and 7:00 A.M. on February 7th, 36 tickets for speeding had been written. One-half of these were for out of state drivers. It will bo interesting to see who buys for who. There were only two early leavers this weeki It has been agreed among the law enforce ment officers that no more warnings are to be given regarding speeding. If you break the speed law and are caught YOU'LL GET A TICKET. Jim McComb announces the birth of a daughter, Monday morning, February 6th, weight 7^ lbs, and for the time being he reports they are calling her "Amen McComb”. He discussed the new speed law which went into effect The club enjoyed his cigars. He also reported that un marked cars are being used in the drive against speeding. He further recommended that a new school bus law be passed pro viding that all traffic stop both ways for school busses and that two license plates be used in the future. Recently your editor end his wife visited Mr. end Mrs, Howard Swan. The members will be glad to know that Mrs, Swan is It might be well if the safety committee of the Club would set up, someplace making a slow recovery and is able to relatively near Coldwater, a measured mile walk about her home with the help of canes,so that persons might check their speedHoward has proved himself to be an ex- ometers, cellent nurse and a tip of the hat to him in one minute but if your speedometer for the job he's done. Yqu don’t have to drive a mile registers a mile accurately it registers the speed correctly, THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: (^n line with safety) It's better to be careful a thousand times than to be killed once'. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs Ray Mululiuhuy MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — EIkt Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Poet Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERs^ OF MICH. COMMITTEES ●vent committoo Club Service service, this committee shall super* To encouroge Functions This and of the Committee committee coordinate shall the are appointed supervise oetivities of BY ELECTION formation, Public standing, through Stuart Picard, Director-Chrmn. Information and b. Competitor TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN. Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary Jomos McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treosurer a. Attendance business Relations — e. Lewis Eric Schwengel, Mark Paul Hurley, c. DIRECTORS Club Andrews, Carl Gust Burandt < ' Vinton, , Webster-Treat to . of every Rotorian' to His Dean. .Bill Bobier., . ' (The'first'hamb individuallyi and os : ROTARY. Voeatiohdl Putnam, e. Rural Alfred VocatidndljSer^^ce .CarAmiHbe: This effect plqns ..which will'guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS into and assist' the 'members of this club in discharging their sibilities DISTRICT, tionships INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F-. DEAN, CHARLOnE, MICH. genorol in their and respon in vocational Urban — Warren' rela improving Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— ● Chester Curry 21—Russ Chairman) Charlie 13—4-H 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— M. A. McKeith 20—All Sports Banquet— Seton Bovee 27-Lesfer Wise Student APRIL- Weeks ?—4-Way Test—Ray Fox ● 10—Bob Livermore Van Aken 17—Tri-State ‘ ● Pair—Al Rice f. Student Guest-^Edword HoHz. g. Boys'& Girls'Week — Chester Curry-.- 27—Siag Nife — the In the . . 1—Children's Porty— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw Andrews ' 11-^lAternationol Information Harold Munn 22—Ladies' 29—John 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Foiler - 19—Paul Hurley 1—Crippled Children 26—Ken 'Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates- with another member, advise the program chairman of the change, i 15—Public Information Members having'sjsecial progrdmL, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobier Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick -committee is chairman) - ● .'DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Progrom Chairman Telephone 125 t 1 I 1 ■V ● ● ● I" < I ● t ● I ●i ( ■f ' (' 5 - k .u t- t -1. The CGI.DWATER T REELECTOR Trederick H. Weeks Quality Spring Products, Published by Goldwater, Hich. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER GOLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 4 Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 25—Ladies' Night r Lou Pennington ● ● Harolcf (The first name under each Meeting— Teeter MAY- Duke- Davidson’ 22—International Contocis - Howard _ 24—Eric Schwengel 20—Chet Allemier 4—Mark Fiske MARCH- 23-Ed Holtz 30—International '6—Warrfer Moore 28—Competitor Relbtions— .Torg Skflbo NOVEMBER- Rice-. ' ● Scholarships —. Byron -Thomas, Robert Lyons', standards of practice in ... their respective vocations. - d. Youth — Axnec Ojson, committee shall devise and carry e. INTERNATIONAL 7—Community Sofety Bovee. 18—Otis -Barnes Willioms, Ruj$oll|'Woldron., Services FEBRUARY- Projects: d. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERMoss, Donald'Harris, Kenheth III. Ralph Toupalik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson Milnes Fred Pearce 10—Employee & Employer Relationship- Barney Trebilcock Dole Dean,. Director-Chrmn. under each . committee is. Chairman). is K. Vinton Byron Thomas 16—District Gov. Meet. personal, . TrebikocK, iWbynb'-Wayy ● b. Crippled Children -7 Hpryey - j. Weeks, Seton business and community life." -The affect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBERmembers of the Rotary Club,'to'be thoughtful of and.heipful to oth |. .Public'Information — Duane Fred Student B. JANUARY - 1956 3—Ted Sowers .2—Trade Association : Gus Burandt and ■ foster the idftals of .service: by Rotarians, ' Luse, Leslie Wqodwprd. ; ROTARY' INTERNATIONAL ROTARY men International -.9—Bill discharge ’ of Rotary — '-'to' encourage Chester-Curry.' ./ * h. Magazine — Keith Avery. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th professionol AUGUST - 195i the obligations of the third pbject Dovidsoh, Tod Sowers, Special—At the call of the Presidont k. Sergeanl-ot-Arms — Dale SECRETARY and committee Regular—First ’ Thuridoy each* Month; i(. Rotary ‘Information — -Ernesf ers'Irt the community, GENERAL peace 1955 - 1956 ROtARY PROGRAMS the duty of the Community Service. Committee g. Music '— Mouriee Payne, Board of Directors Meetings' '' ' Commupify Service It is . . Richord. Biringer, f. Membership w Robert Shaw, Taylor, Chicago, and fellowship (The first name under each Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, John Walker c. (The first name under each . committee' is" Chairman) ' Holtz, The President, Vice President, ancj. - d. 1 Fellosvship — Chorles Wood ward,,- John Wolker, Frit! Van Aken -rg Skabo Roy -Paftersdn ● Dale Doan ^ ^ mes McComb —Douglas .Wood^?fuort Picard .'WIlFatd Cduillard e..; .Program word,'Harvey Bent; J. will world Will Couillord, Director-Chrmn. Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, Herbert good a united in the ideoi of service. Donald Shorno — ■ Al^r'o’rf' Faller, b. Classification — Edward PRESIDENT 6—Dr. 13—Carl 20-Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. other committees os may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on porticulor phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop b, International Information — Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu Harold Munn, Harold Metion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — Knight. the Aims and Objects Committee. Ray Fox 1955-1956 12:15 P. M. ' DECEMBER- Services and foster the ad the activities vancement of international under vise and coordinate of such committees. the ClossiBcation, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In OFFICERS International on particular phases of vocational Inc. . �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin 33 February 17,-. Giano paole Lang, wh? is a member Many of the Coldwater Rotarians know Herman Phillips pf the Angela club. Very installed as Illustriate the Rotary Club of LiYorno, Italy- has been nominated for president of RI for XS56-' 57, He is past president of the o'lubf past vice-president of Rl, Di-“eotor,- and recently v/e learned that Herman has just been 195S Potentate of M:zpah Shrine.- a territory made up of many northern Indiana counties. Governor, Congratulations tn him and to the Angola formation end extension counselrr^ He is at present Rotary In club. Fred lYilbert,-, charier member of the Wayland Club- v/ho has "nha classification Here’s another excerp from Rotary Etiquette, '’Treatment of Gue-sts; There are some extroverts who can hargo in any of Agriculture-'Animnl Hasbondry, has been nominated as List, G''ver;.or for place nneng s';rangorS;> force their rou'->:l>* Tuesday s prcgr*^ra v’i'h h Curry as acquaintance and enjoy themsel’vo Chairmr.n. presented D?"-, Egor .●l.ketc ly» Most of us are rmt like that ''iid who io Director of the Fort Wa-^me Philfind that it takes a little courego 'to j... ^ walk in and sit do'AT. to ha-'mcnic eat with L^ehcetra. Lr- Buketoff had wi''-h him a string quartov from the strangers — particuLariy when ihe strange-r don’t even ceem to care about talking cr~hesitra which included Mr- Gu.fstafson, cf an im)^r-;ant Mrfcv. hosoph Flscn- Joseph Els^n, ani Mrso discussion about something of i.nterest to "h.rJfred '''’tnograd. The progran., accord" i.ig ro all reports^ was extremely fine. about the weather because chemrel^'es. I) Voluntary contributions from Coldwater Next Monday night Dr, LamojTie Snyder who Rotary Club members for the purchase of the electric car for Dolph the-Tailor amounted to $437-50The cost of -i±ie was at one time mrdioal examiner for the of $?-l:-?9 which v/as deposited in the ..Michigan State Police.- is to be the speaker at the annual meeting cf the Chamber of Commerce, If you are a member of this body and -want to attend^ make general fund. your reservations at once<. TiTe understand that Bob Sha-w attended last During February Keath Pearce h>’s a -.vrddir^ vehicle was $425,71, leaving a balance Tuesda-/’s meeting although he is in a cast, anniversary on February 13th Russ ir ’Then will some of dese guys loin to act der age? Moore the Brons-on.; Jay Kennedy of Munising, Lee Keith, S^uth Bend; and Dick Bennett of Sturgis, and Les 7[ise on the 17th. et-er- February loth. Osgood" Thomas bhe ’’2nd and Allemior the 24thu- Uhat’s happ.aned to cur birth day table? T7e don't seem to have it any the month: Tuesday’s guests included Gordon Brevier, George Carpenle^' and Bill Vi/horley of 20th/ The following men have birthdays during Hcw;.rd ri\ n more as it’s been a long tine since we’ve hn d one c Very soon your editor is going to ask for Absent were Allemier, Bobier, Goodhclm, some information as to the amount of Harris.. Hurley, Kennedy, Livermore, McKeith, Moore, Moss, Mulchahey, Patterson, community service you did during the year of 1955n This idea stems from the VicksPa-^me, Pearce, Rico., Teeter, Warner Van Akon, 7/ay, Warren Williams, Clude Williams, burg Rotary Club which ran such an in At Tuesday’s meeting Ernie Luse presented ventory and it covers corarauni-ty service on school boards, village counc-*.Is, church work, scouting, youth programs, et cetera, et cetera. Please sit down Noel Shedd, a former member of the Sturgis Rotary Club, as a new Honorary member of devoted to community work this year. Chuck, Doug, and Los Woodward AND there were 8 early leavers. the and fiture out how much time you have coldwater Club, Tickets t» "Blythe Spirit" as sold by the Rotary club, amounted to $70.00 which Ray ’'julchahey will be turned over to the March of Dines, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thuridoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12K10 M. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern Mondoy 12:15 M. ; i' �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, MICH. Functions of This and committee sholi the ELECTION supervise Stuart activities Picard, of pointed on particular phases of club service, in order to develop FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President the club machinery on the execu CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary Donald Shorno LESTER WISE, Treasurer o. Attendance — Albert Foller, Director-Chrmn. e. Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B, K. Peorce. The President, VicS Preslden'^ and i— cL’Fellowship Torg Skabo Fritz Von Aken 'nmes McComb lart Picard ' Dale Dean Wm. peace men Byron Thomas JANUARY cotorttittee Is '.word, Horvey Bent, Richard Bir^ger., Board of Directors Meetin'gs Month, i. — Ernest Dale ● , . INTERNATIONAL in discharging their sibilities in tionships and general their in respon vocotional standards ssf proctice> The above is our progrdm schedule fori the year 1^5-56. '' Student 3—4-Woy. Tetft—Roy Fox 10—Bob 27-^tog. Nite ,-7-● Barney' Trebilcock Director-Chrmn.' c.'- Ru'col - Urban -r Warren f. Alfred Rice, ■ MAY- 1—Children's Porty— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw . Information --- Hotold Munn 18—Otis Barnes i 22—Ladies' .29—John ' 5-Rotary Information Pennington « Student ■, . Guest—Edward In-the. , Duke 'committee is thqiunon) 3—President's Meeting 15—Public . 10—Dr. Davidson 22—Internotionol (The first nome‘under each 19-Poul Hur(ey 26—Ken Putnam JIJLY- 8-^Oitlc Biringer! ' _ ● Information Holtz, Les Woodward ' '12—Bert Fatler ' 1—Crippled Children , Dr.. Harvey. Mosj Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- NOVEMBER- < Rb.beVt Lyons. Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel 25—Ladies' ;Night g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. -, ●. „ the in Howard d. To'uth —■ Axner Olsbn, ● ■ '● Livermore 17—Tri-Sfol6 1.1—International Lou Bonquet- APRIL- . 20—Chet Allemler rela improving GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. VheiF respective voeaKonjfc Dean, McKeith Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise 6—’Wather VdtV Aken ’13—4-H Fair—Al Rice, ' Puthdm. committee shall devise and carry e. club .Fred .W?eks ^Williams, Russell Waldron, Vocational' SdHrices '' ^ into effScf plane .W.hich;.vtlll guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICA'GCC' ILLIN6|5 and' assist the members of' this DISTRICT, 30—International A. 20—All Sports Torg Skabo TMoks; Donald Harris, Kenneth ^ Vocatldnal SbWIte C6fn;nittee: Jhis INTERNATIONAL M. a. Community Safety-— Raymond OCTOBER● . TrebUcock, Wayne .Way. . 4—Mark Andrp.ws b. Crippled Children' — Hbrvuy (The first nomli under.each- - committee is-Chairman). r 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller- 23-Ed Holtz ers in the community.^i; ; . _ Lose, Leslie Woodward, . Dean,. Bill Bobier. INTERNATIONAL MARCH- Bvrandt 16—District Gov. Meet. Rotorians, individually'' and- bs merfbeSs of the Rotary.'Club,'tp be thoughtful of and heFpfuI to dth'- Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeont'^at-Artns —-Dale DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERWATIONAL GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY" Information Charlie Fiske 9—Bill M'lr'es discharge Moore 28—Competitor Relations— effect pf’tbis obiect is-tofinfluenee SEPTEMB.ER- j. ’'Public Information — Duane Special—At the coll of the ^President III, Rotary 21—Russ Association Gus business ond'community tife."' The h. Magazine — Mith Avery, |,T .\ 2—Trade e>A!y',Rotan'an to :his personal, I" ; Chester . C;urry; . ^ 7—Community Safety Wayne V/ay 14—Boys' & Girls' WeekChester Curry - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST - 1955 to FEBRUARY- committee is Chairman) of Rotary — "to encourage and foster the ideals of service by Membership’ —‘ Robert'Shaw, Webster Treat 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. (The first name under each Chairman) Employer 24—Jim Von Why 31—Roy Patterson — Harold Munn, Harold MeKnight. 1955 & Relationship— Ralph Toupalik International Student Projects: Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. Community Service Committee 10—Employee Milnes. Information — 1956 3—Ted Sowers c. the obligations of the third object g. Music — Maurfce {*dyne,' ROTARY and professionol International j Service Roy Patterson e. .J^rogrom — Douglas Woodf. . , GOVERNOR 219th will world, fellowship, of and b. (^horles Woetcf- ; It is the-duty of the Community ward, John' Wdrker, Wilford Caurllaid John Walker Taylor, -Chicago, 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. (The first name under each e. . Clbb' PMnepn.,— i - . Ray Mulenaney; tfefi Putnam. DIRECTORS J. good a united in the ideal of service. Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt b, .CIa1;ificatianr-7;.Edward Holtz, Mark 'Andrews, Carl Viritbn. Herbert business Howard Teeter Ray Fox ROTARY through Ralph Toupalik the Aims and Objects Committee. PRESIDENT standing, Director-Chrmn. James McComb, . DECEMBER- Services and foster the ad the activities vancement of international under tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test— JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary 12:15 P. M. International formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. ether committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, c. Employer-Employee Relations— TORG SKABO, President Regular—First Thursday each appointed the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer*Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary in 1955-1956 . ore vise and coordinate of such committees. the Committee coordinate committees on particular phaseS ot vocoti«nal service, this committee sholl super* To encourage Club Service I OFFICERS BY event COMMinEES OF Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Contacts Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier Harold Goodholm .29-Dr.. John-Rick - ● If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 L r, The COLD WATER SEC. 34.66, P. L. & R. Jotary REFLECTOR S-. .'JlilLr'. 'usmua Frederick H. Quality Spring Products, Coldvater, ^Ich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time; Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Inc. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Mtchlg an The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. Bulletin No* February 24. 1956 34 Here is another item under Rotary Club THERE WILL BE NO MEETING AT NOON ON MARCH Rotarians really want to sit in the same HELD ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 5TH AND IT Etiquette: "Treatment of ^^embers: If 6TH. seat meeting after meeting, a petition to the Board of Directors for a yearly lease would undoubtedly, be refused, but it might be fun. However, we suspect, assuming everyone has the same chance at the food and an advantageous spot in case of fire, that seating becomes a matter of habit." THE MEETING FOR THAT WEEK WILL BE IS TO BE FARMER’S NIGHT AT THE CLUB* EACH IMBER IS BEING ASKED TO BUY TWO TICKETS FOR THE DINNER*-ONE FOR HIMSELF AND ONE FARJ.IER WHO IS TO BE FURNISHED BY JESS WALDRON ’/^KO IS ARRANGING THE PROGRAM-, The speaker for that evening is to be one of the farmers who toured R-assia during the summer of 1955, s'! ide s We understand he has nd this program should be ex- Here is the new Board of Directors select- tremely irte resting.. ed for the year i356-57: Bent,- Biringer, Bobier, Payne, Teeter, F. VanAken- Wisop Tuesday’s absent were? Allemier (Florida}- They expect to have their meeting on Thursday, March 1st., which is the reg Couillard, Harris, Hurley, Jackson. Kerr, Konnody(Florida);- ^'^cReith (Florida).. Moore (Florida), Sowers,. Thomas (Atlantic City) ular day for the Board of Directors’ meeting. Tcupalik.- Frits VanAken, ’Warner VanAken (Tucson), and Clyde WiliiamSo Recently Hal Munn made up in West Honolulu. We noticed the other day that he was back with the club again. is certainly a marvelous thing. Flying Guests included: Wendell Hathwway of Bronsons Gay Ewell and Dick Bennett of Sturgis; R. Jay Kennedy of Munising, Frank 'T/’ater, of Lansing, the guest of We note that Coldwater is sixth in a Barnes.- Biringer, Bobier (Florida), ttendance for the month of January, with lAr. McKnight, and Wayne Johnson, of Coldaverage of 96.995^. Apparently the attendance contest is paying off in dividends. We note, however, that the club has lost one member since June and the official membership is now 73. an There is a new club in District 219. It is in South Haven.. Michigan and was water, '■the guest of Les Woodward. There were 6 early leavers, five who sign ed up to leave early and one who did noto Tuesday's program, which was furnished by a club member. Chuck Woodward, was part of a series of slides which he took on officially accepted by rI on February 15. his recent trip around the worldo Chudc r in company with some other service men, Their charter night is to be March 6th and the speaker for the who served in the Burma-China area, There are 27 members representing 25 classifications, occasion is Richard E. Vernor, Treasurer of RI. The meeting is to be held at the South Haven High School gymnasium, and the food is to be furnished by Holly’s Their regular meeting will be on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 and Gov. Restaurant, re- visited many of ih,e spots where they v:e re stationed© His slides were probably the most beautiful that your writer has ever seen and certainly Chuck is to be com- plimented on putting together such an outstanding record of his trip. George is urging members to attend. The Rotary Club of Edmonton, Alberta..- We understand 1hat, sparked by a good contribution from Guvarie Coffman, the rent we pay for our room on earth. Club is buying a griddle for the Maple- lavm Hospital, This will add greatly to their facilities in caring for their patients. Don’t forget the District Conference on March 23-24 which is to be held in St. If you can plan to Joe-Behton Harbor, attend, it do so. Their furnishes the THCUGKT FOR THE DAY: ’’Service is the Bulletin states that: There is very little value in working at a daily routine to accumulate only wealth and to satisfy your personal needs, and unless we feel that we are coni^ributing to someone else’s happiness and that the World is better because we live in it, there is little satisfaction in life. More information about Ray Mulchahey later. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thurtdoy 13:15 M. BRONSON — Consregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS - Eikt Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, BY eomhiittees ara appointed International Services on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad Club Service MICH, Functions I OFFICERS event COMMIHEES OF of This committee shall supervise Stuart and coordinate the the Classificotion, the activities vancement of vise and coordinate of such committees. the Committee bctiviries Picard, of standing, Direetor-Chrmn. Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeilh, a good will and peace business and professional men world fellowship 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships of Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 united in the ideal of service. 3—Ted Sowers Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. — Lewis a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— the Magazine Committees and such 1955-1956 6—Dr. B. K. Peorce 13—Carl Vinton under through Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations ELECTION international DECEMBER- 10—Employee & Relationship— Employer b. International JOHN KENNEDY. Secretary other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of c. Ralph Toupolik club service, in order to develop Howord Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — . the Aims and Ob]ects Committee. Ray Fox CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James MeComb, c. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Harold Munn, Harold McFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Safety International Student Proiects: Wayne Way Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry (The first name under each TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President Donald Shorno Directer-Chrmn. e. Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, nibcr'Tr^DC Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt 1955 - 1956 . . . Roy A^lehaKey, Kea .Pitlnam. is Chairmen) , 16—District Gov. Torg Skabo ^ ^ program -. Douglas Wood'ward; Harvey Bent, ● ■ "Rhh<«d Biringor. . f. Webster Treat ● ■ rr Board of Directgrs Meetings. . h.-Magazine Regular—First Thursday each' Month, i.' 12:15'"P. M; J ' Public Herbert J. “ INTERNATIONAL I Vocational Service Committee:' This committee shall devJsa ,gnd. ca/ry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, fntb effect platls which‘will dvide the members GEORGE F. INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. ., 27—Lester V^ise '● APRIL- '' 3—4-Way Test—Roy Fox ID—Bob 24—Eric Schwengel 27—Stag Nite. MAY-: 1—Children's Porty— Axner Olson 11—International 8—Dr. t '4-Mark Andrews of. this 29—John 5—Rotory Information Pennington Los 19—Pau[ Hurley 26—Ken Putnam Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer 15-^Pabtic Information ● Duke Woodward 12—Bert Faller '1—Crippled Children f. Student Guest—Edward - .Holtz, Jackson ■JUNE- '● ● NOVEMBER- sibilities. Jp their, .vocational relcr- g. Boys'& Girls'Week — ; Chester Cdfry. tlonships and in ' improving the (The first name under,eoch . generoi. standards' .of' practice - in committee Is chairman). their respective vocations: In the Mitchell 22.—Ladies' Night—Web Treat Harold Munn 18—Otis .Barnes , Robert Lyons, Harold IS—Bob' Shaw Information 25—tddies' Night Lou Meeting- Howard. Teeter 20-i-Chet Allemier ' r Livermore ' 17—Tri-Stale d. Youth — Axner Olson/ Rice.'' McKelth Seton Bovee Fred:Weoks. - Urban —. Werrren Williams, Russell Wqldron. Services club in discharging their respon ROTARY - Alfred GEORGE R. MEANS,. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS <md;ass1$t GOVERNOR 219fh: Dl.STRiCT,- Rural A. 20—All Sports Banquet— Barney Trebileock Putnam, e. III. SECRETARY ROtAfeY M. Meet. GO—International Student by . . Trebileock, 'Wayne Way. b., Crippled Children — Harvey ; 'Moss, Donald Harris, Kenbeth (The first name under each commillee is Chairman) - ’S—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— d. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- Btll Bobier.' Vocational GENERAL service thoughtful of and .helpf^^l to.oth Informatiori — DilOne DMn. INTERNATIONAL-' Taylor, Chicago, Keith Avery. . J.Doyidson, Ted Sower*., k. Sergea'nf-ot-A'rms Dale DISTRICT 2,19 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT ROTARY of Rotary Information 'Ernest. ers in the community. .; Lusei beelte Woodward. Ddle Dean, Direetor;Chrmn. Vi Speciol—At the''co]l of ● the President ideals . '● effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER-r ; ^Warner Van Aken Rolorions, individually, .and as 13-4-H-Fdir-AI Rice members of the Rotary Club, to be g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, ● the Membership — Robert Shaw, every Rotarion to'' -his ’ p^sdnat, business and community life." The Relations— MARCH Gus Burandt 9—Bill Milnes of .‘Rdtory — "ft>--.entouracre ;and : :23-td Helti ; . - foster ; Moore Charlie Fiske . 2—Trade Associotlon’ the'obligations of the third object Stuart Picacd . Wilforcf Couillard iohnWalkbr' 21—Russ 28—Competitor ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Service The President, Vice President, and —d. Followih'ip’-—“Cltarlis W6od-' It is. ^ the duty of the Community -gSkebd -. Fri,kVobAke„-..V, -● ■ . Service Committee to discharge ^mes McCornb,;; ; 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson Information — AUGUST - 1955 Club Bulletin — . 17—Bob Kerr, Jr, Milnes. committee (The first name under each committee is Chairman) b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton. .UIKBCIWKP Wm. Ralph Toupolik JULY- _● Davidson - 22^lntiernqtionol Contacts , Harold Goodholm - ●29—Dr. John Rick'.' ● 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17-rLloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodword 31-Bill Bobier The above ii our' program schedule for the year 1955-Ml If you want to'change dates with 'Ohother member, advise:the program choirgian of the change. -● . Members having special, programs, such as Ladles' ))light,. may appoint a committee to assist with the, detaiis. ●S .DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 ;' 1. .. I i'-● y ● i . ; r 1 c t « ●J I. ■ V ■ vr . I.' ‘ '.'■●r'- i-. ,-;C V : ■■ . r: ’ : -A." |.';j i- ●" .' li.. . 1 V »● . .1 ■ ■' : ^ J : t' f -■ . ■ .k V : ■ > ●. * 1. C). -●● I - .'k «. . ; i' i T ,V ' . ●) ■ i ■ ■ ; f r- t' f X The COLDWATER ' '1 - --Rotary REFLECTOR (. tf' ●● ?re-ieriok .H. QuaHty Spring Proiucts, IncPublished by Coldwater, liich. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m„ Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME �u He Profits Most Who Serves Best COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. 3^1 j }.● ●jt TuaE-'i?:/-y on T’-^esday v-r: e £?.rn9f),9 II as it's proj-rar... ,c oor:ti:'iUE.tion oi J'.n;o)T Vr''cd?;£;rd■ s f »' /'.. .n.J.rc v'nc':ro,^' , M'll'With iFlGride.)^ MvOru ( . M'uohthoy 1^-, t.c-jr-sor*, rernir'.c'ton., arciuid l.■ha 'i^’drld j^s shovTi t''; his’ si' Frcm the oi-»r;’T;o:its made it ras appar'.’Dt th.Qt 8 5'>vd many Roturians we *e S': bnl d5c tx'.yiy €^r.J■:.cus of ,?i hi fi svoh bea’nn.fu.' pi-: b' 1V'’-rner ‘/enAke.-i ('r-c-son; ●iriE.mi'.'itr '■our iidiic.r is co':.r'3i..pi-.ti-.;p T-%-n I 8?: a iU-A. r* >- -● r? i^',e;n awailet .-.e t crier DO FO:: FC'P.xDT 'HiAT TlilRF 'JVII.L 3f hO tj-S d..'"T I- mn ●j .-'Hs INC .Ir;X.T TUESDAY, :T'^ TirI AU1IS''VT0N Ho?:Ab I ■ T IS TO ID MANOi: Of h'.;ld at XNC-, 7-S AX.? IlX-'-A: DUF;I 1 ●. b TO 3N A V ;■ tlhie 0. J 1 r ●.'}?. i l.n t’i3 contf^-rip}-^ 0 3 -i. vt: >:i or I. cr'’' j-'' ● wj.rg r TIN TNI? TO SO'rj.&r no; ■Ad ■.n::/tnr, rfh. Oh;: SPi;;\-<3::R= lb: TN GrNOAT DEl^IAiro ANI' 10 .' Ilr;JM AN AFT'iiPNOON I'lEDTioO IM rnL-^iGlfc in CAN MiKN THS ^jJEETIUG IN COir’A I'NnXN, doastic re.-is JCi;u-o jter.f nort four .. i- ● vo. 1 'un ●Vl ?A'V:'Ki\ > to . toe,!:- r ,v 11 1. :-^3 C' wee-LS Bullet!r. -w'li. have f: .Ync&ho'c. :.re tc ● /*. *, ii: :'.t onlv by ●o'Ju''''- meribore er i rj.'nie y i.i.f fiC’i^t i. ano m.cmhc.r-.; ceu.l-t holp -:ut iTru?.e.n;vSj.y if OTO they V raid 3U-ro TTJ.k'3 o \,e I-.iphcr.e rail to (i2 bv-r , g hirr. bite that rri.i-;Lt f . MOIfL-iV NirX-NO. »-●- O" . O' ● i. i.'.t-9-'es b5 nn to otb.oi* iTieribe'-So mairbers p.rc sL'k, c-i''. of bov.-n on tu-siness-, oj’X proxoti')?:, ●‘;her'0 ere iterre ■F Cvcul't f.c od to see Chick .Neri.nedyf ■’i .r Se'‘-re‘bary^ "'eck f?*am Flrridao pe t t5 j i. S u-s he hn«.i a marvelous tim.e and he 1 )>-ks V b=3 in ihe i» Acjloticu It’ s The Ouldwator Rct?.ry club is statis as far as mombersh! p is ccrcierned and Ri Prosiden"^ BrJor hLf- Fr.’gg<=-s tec, that the rriemtership be ezpaadedr it la toi'eved that b'ticre Lloyd Llverm.cre is irj. the Ormmurity Jiealth are a ’considerable number of man who ?;ouIi d We vair'er.stand that he is quit-3 be eligible for membership, who woulc. make Centerv as thougii he hE.d onjoysu itc illI- ^ "“d Hcta.ri.ar.s, end it would seeni that a orop-i'sa 1. of their r.-’imes f-or membership ●.T.hn .Dean is also in the hcsoital end we ’ondjrstand that her ●r'-onditiqu is would be good-,. wuv.’.d be eligible for senior active class Mr St a service edi.toi'^ Ices not ification but Charter Night for the 5ou*':h Haven club is to be held Tuerday evening and Cun be conr^idure-: a® li ■j a ● re.zui'u- mo-fiT:- rit'2 v’ar.Aken is making arrr ing. 'T’ mas an"* Presroe Tod Sowers,,. Pyron to )rno'n vhiii the Club« those mirht oe lour members who a means of briugine; in ^-oimger members who are not now eligible becuu.s-3 of there being no ole ssif.ica ti.cn avai iBble,-. ‘If mennSo u T^rg have indicated that they are going to a :Ten-d» Anyone e'J se wishing t. !▼ ■1-r pl«03c oonbnct Fritz, Don’t fo’^get the conference which is com «7oneph.> If ing up in Benton Ilarbcryou can att^r'd^ be sure to make y:u.r re CJ- V d deviations ec.rly« Tuuedry' ® guests included Clare Holli-®t8i and Jock Schafer of Bronsoit Hervtry Avery At the regular meeting of the Board of Directors the plan to have a minstrel shov/ some't'imi-. in May .vas discus.sed and approved. Th'i .3 is to be under the management and ■lirsetion of our illustrious song Ic^ader, M'car.ice Paj^.e, -^e states that ho is going bo d.irect it and the members are go.Uig to be tic. beys who will carry the ball, If you. -3i ng. dance, plcy, or have any jth:r accompli'.'hmerns, ir.ake your talenbs ?cnown bo Maur?.ce.. ■Recently we have had speakers from Jockfion and Dick Bemett of Sturgis, Carleton ohfieldjru*i.-S'jn and from the probation and parole Mo-^nzie of '-Fuircy; Don Lamm of L 'DeparVrr.ontefc In line with this,.) re-'^u the dbhn v7i? llama of ■■'‘ewaygo, the gue®t of Warran'V7i- li.ams, Ai Ol'Sd;. Coldwater,. A, guest of By-'On 'ihoma.s,- and D~●^ c e TiiomaC; CclJwater, bhe guesn of Les ■y'loqd'ward.. the arvicle on page Bb of the -^bv'Ai Issue o- the Rctaru.rn^ Ipok at the piotire oii page 3C and iee if i'*’ fits yi. u, There vjere only 2 early leavers-! r to t .. 'Tif-elker,' Just about the time yoii thi.rk; you can make both ends meet, somebody move. the erJ.dc,.^ THOUGHT FOR THE D/..Y; "r auks K’V'' i.-u;. c.nane;, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. Functions of This and OFFICERS BY event commitieet are appointed International Services on porticvlar phases of vocational service, this comnnttee shall ;uper- To encouroge and foster the ad COMMIHEES OF vise and the Committee committee shall coordinate the supervise activities coordinate of such committees. of Stuart formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor the Mogazine Committees and such other committees as moy be ap pointed on particular phases of c. club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President Relations CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary a. Attendance — Albert Falter, LESTER WISE, Treasurer c. ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson Fritz Von Aken Torg Skabo Dale Dean mes McComb Wilford Couillard John Walker uort Picard e. Program.— Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, f. Membership — Robert Shaw, g. Music — Maurice Payne, Regular—First Thursday each 12:15 P. M. Special—At the call of the Rotary Dean. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY PRESIDENT ROTARY Herbert J. INTERNATIONAL Chicago, Bill Bobier. committee is Chairman) Vocational GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. discharge individually and os Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Putnam, Rural - Urban — Warren Russell Waldron, Scholorships — Byron Thomas, their their respon vocational Torg Skabo 6—Warner Van Aken 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier 27—Stag Nite — Barney Trebilcock Harold Munn 18—Otis Barnes rela tionships and in improving the general stondards of practice in their respective vocations. In the f. Student Guest—Edword Holtz, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. (The first nome under each committee is chairman) Dr. Harvey Moss 15—Public Duke Biringer Information Contacts Harold Goodholm 29—Dr. John Rick I The COLDWATER REFLECTOR ’Jlee^s Quality Spring Products, ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girts' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ Moore 28—Competitor Relations— Charlie Fiske 6—Bob Lyons A. McKeith 20—All Sports Banquet— Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise APRIL- 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-State Howard Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- 1—Children's Porty— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Ladies' Night—Web Treat Jackson 19-PauI Hurley 26—Ken Putnom JULY- 3—President's Meeting Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobier Program Chairman Telephone 125 4r'. Co'ldwater, Mich. FEBRUARY- DOUGLAS WOODWARD, ■ffv Published by 31—Roy Patterson 10—Dr. Davidson 22—International The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. Frederick H 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 12—Bert Faller 1—Crippled Children B—Dick Employer 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward Pennington NOVBMBER- Robert Lyons, & Relationship— Rolph Toupolik JUNE- 25—Ladies' Night Lou .10—Employee 29—John d. Youth — Axner Olson, Rice, - 1956 3—Ted Sowers M. a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERTrebilcock, Wayne Way. 4—Mark Andrews b. Crippled Children — Harvey 11—Internotienol Informotion committee shall devise and carry e. In Milnes 23-Ed Holtz of Rotary — "to encourage and 30—International Student foster the ideals of service by ■ Fred Weeks every Rotarion to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- Vocational Service Committee: This sibilities INTERNATIONAL 16—District Gov. Meet. to JANUARY 13—Buyer-Seller— Service. Committee Alfred club in discharging DISTRICT, Gus Burandt 9—Bill Williams, Services into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this GOVERNOR 219th 2—Trade Association Community Service 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships .Byron Thomas MARCH- It is the duty of the Community c. III. ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST - 1955 thoughtful of and helpful to oth (The first, name under each INTERNATIONAL Taylor, committee is Chairman) 1955 . 1956 Information — Ernest ers in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward, j. Public Information — Duane Davidson, Ted Sowers, President k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dole International Student Prolects: Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. (The first name under each membets of the Hotory Club, to be h. Mogazino — Keith Avery, Month, i. Trade Associations — Bob livermore Gust Burondt Rotations, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings Information — Knight. the obligations of the third ob|ect Webster Treat peace Harold Munn, Harold Mcc. Club Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood Vice President, ond and Will Couillard, Director-Chrmit. b. International (The first name under each committee is Chairmen) b. Classification — Edward Haltz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, DIRECTORS — lewis Donald Shorno Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, will united in the ideol of service. Howard Teeter James McComb, e. good under through a world fellowship of business and professionol men Ralph Toupalik tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Obiects' Committee. Ray Fox Director-Chrmn. International a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Piske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary President, standing, Picard, Director-Chrmn. the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer<Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In ELECTION 1955-1956 The the activities vancement of DECEMBER- Inc. �He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin wo. Ob March y, On Monday night, I'ferch 5th, the Rotarians had as their guests a ^oup of farmers from Branch County, The program, which was provided by Warren Williams and Jess Waldron was presented by Jess, The iy&e On Wednesday night the first rehearsal for the minstrel show which is to be given on May 16th and 17th was held at the hotel. There were about 17 men present and Maurice Payne> who is direct speaker, Mr, Ralph Olson, a farmer from Iowa, who farms about 900 acres and feeds cattle and hogs on the com he raises was most interesting and certainly show ed a comparison of farming in Russia and show and if you fall in this category be sure to try out. Your editor is going in the United States, to be in thfe Mr, Olson accompanied a group of farmers to the Soviet Union during the summer of 1955 and he presented slides taken in Russia of farm activities and supplemented this with a running commentary of conditions as they found them there, Yeur Editor missed the bull ing the show, was quite encouraged by the progress which was made* They may possibly have a monotone section in the front row of this section. The new board of Directors will have a short meeting after the regular meeting on Tuesday, March 13th at which time officers foi^ the coming year will be selected^ session which was held after the regular meeting at which Mr, Olson presented movies taken on his trip. Apparently everyone enjoyed the program since the final break-up did not occur until eleven o’clock. We understand there were about 120 people served an excellent dinner by Jim VanWhy, Your editor heard many good reibarks from the farmers regarding what they saw and In view lof the present situation in Michigan relative to the highway sttuaticn we would suggest that you road the Articles on pages 26, 27; 28, 29; 30 ft 31 of the March Rotarian. Continuing I^otary Club etiquette we want to put ih something about a word of appreciation, which is: "The program Chairman for the day has another duty to perform hfter he has introduced his heard. The Charter Night at South Haven was held Tuesday; March 6th and thfe contingent from Coldwater which included Skabo, speaker, , and he ought not t» breathe that sign of relief just yet. A friendly letter of appreciation sent to the Fritz Van Aken; Sowerb; doodholm, and Trebilcock drove jthe lohgest distance to speaker on the following day nOt only ,will augment the President’s words and it was a bang-up Ghartei* Night* the free liihch taste better. attend the meeting. Frott all reports Some of our sojoumerfe to Florida havO returned and we wfere glad to see Mac McKeith and Russ Moore back with us. the members* interest, but may even make Also, iry stopping after the meeting to give a itford of appreciation to the speaker* but do not monopolize the guedt of honor so that fellow members are > We understand that Mrs. John D©an and barred from expressing their thanksi" Lloyd Livermore are both improved for which we are very glad. Ed Holtz, who is a member of the school We have only two wedding anniversaries in March—Ken Putnam on the first and Ed Holtz on the 29th, Don^t forget the District Conference on March 23-24, That’s this monthj Registration begins at noon on the 23rd and the meeting will close officially on Saturday night. However, there will be a farewell breakfast on Sunday morning for those who stay over Saturday night, (Continued) Ben passen mitout stoppen. Ach, der horse ist aus-gepast Coldwater* THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: We believe that Wayne Way, Ralph Toupalik, and Stew Picard will be interested in the follow¬ ing contribution: DAS BUCKENSCHinDT Der spreadisch nutten tree beneath Das loafen schmidt ben sitten, Gnawen nailers mit der teeth Und mit der fire unlitten. Ist der brow ben steamisch hot Und wet mit drippisch beaden? Ist ein horse Und gone der cllppencloppenl Rfiy board, is very pleased over the outcome of the election regarding the building of the two new grade schools in the city of ben on der lot Mit newisch shoes geneeden? Be Welcome at f-ast MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria —● Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION - Porker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. ^ STURGIS ~ Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, ●vent committees are appointed on particular phases of vocational COMMITTEES OF Club Service MICH. vise and coordinate Functions of the Committee This committee shall and coordinate the the Classification; International DECEMBER- Services d—Dr. service, this committee shall super< To encourage and foster the odof such committees. supervise of Stuart Picard. activities 13—Carl the activities vancement of internationol under standing, through Direcler>Chrmn. good a will world and peace fellowship B, K. Pearce Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships of Byron Thomas business and professional men JANUARY - 1956 united in the ideal of service. Membership. a. Buyer>Seller,— M. Mc'Ceith, JOHN KENNEDY,-Secretary Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In 3—Ted Sowers formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. 10—Employee & Employer the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — RelationshipPennington. Chas. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Ralph Toupalik Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer*Employee Relations— 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. Wm. Mllnes. Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop „,24-Jim Von Why i; : Howard Teeter b. Interndtiehal Information ^ the club machinery on the execu ‘ 31—Roy Patterson Harold Munn, Harold Mction of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — FEBRUARYKnighr. the Aims and Obfeets Committee. Roy Fox CHARLES James MeCemb, Direetor-Chrmn. OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President Asst. Secretory o. Attendance — Albert Falter, LESTER WISE, freasorer c. DIRE^CTORS President, Club ■ Vinton, Ken Putnam, Wilford Couillard f. P. M. ROTARY J. Webster Treat business and community life." The Rotary Information Luse, Leslie ' Toylor, Chicago, 1.1—International Rural 25—'Ladies' Night ● ' -H^old Munn 18—Otis Barnes Putnam. cbnimiftee is Chairman) c. - Urban — Warren Williams, Services Russell Waldron, Lou tionships and in improving Chester Curty. ^ (The first irofne under 'each ' ' the ROTARY. INTERNATIONAL standards of. .practice,. in I GEORGE F. dean, CHA^RL'CHEi^MICH. general, their respective vocaTions'. ' In the The above Is‘our‘program sf'chedulfe for'thti'year. 19i!5-Si6. committee is.:chairman^ .' r J ■ >/i' V .■.! Information i.-.- V 29—JoffnJackson . ● Lfs' Woodword 12-i-Ber't Poller , 19—Paul ● Hurley 26—Keh' Putnom JULY- 3yPresident's Meeting ' V:Duke''Do9idson : Harold ., 17—Lloyd "Civermore . ●24—Chuck WPodward Goodholm" -● 29—Dr. John Rick. ●10—Dr.'Don Shorno '■ 22—International Contacts.. 31-Bill . Bobier , ‘■DdUGLAS’'WOODWARD, Program Choirmon Telephone: 125. !● . ■r ■ ' i '●.£ »● . '● , I-■; » ●.# '● I-' i JUNE-;, , , 5—Rotary Information ,15-^ublic Information . -J .; ■/●i: 22—Ladies'. Night—Web Treat Dr. Harvey Moss : 8—Dick Biringer r;'l >■ 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 1—Crippled Children ●●● .-'●●● ;;;'●> i. ..'1' MAY- Pennington If you wont'to change dotes Wlth..dn6thernierhber',-.adViSe the progrctm .chairman of the change^ . Members having special programs, such os Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to «sist '-with the-''^deto<U:'r 24—Erie Schwengel NOVEMBER- ' ■ Meeting- Howard Teeter d. Youth — Axner Olson, ' Robert Lyons, f. Student Guest—Edward Holtz, club in ''discharging' their respon u-'" sibilities in their vocational rela g. Boys'& Girls'Vfeek-'— Livermore 17—Tri-State Andrews Moss, Donald Harris, .^ennelh Alfred Rice. . . , committee ..shall, devise, and carry e., Scholarships' — Byron Thomas, DISTRICT, 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob 4—Mark b. Crippled Children — Harvey McKeith APRIL- 27—Stag Nite — Barney Trebilcock Into enefr* plans which'will guide GEORGE R. MEANS,.CHICAGp,, ILLINOIS and ossvsk the members of this GOVERNOR 219th Student Weeks 'S—Warner Von Aken 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chef Allemier Trebilcock, Wayne Way. A. Seton Bovee 27-Lester Wise a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- Voiationol Service Committee: This JtiTERNATtOMAL .: M. 20—All Sports Banquet- SEPTEMBER — Ernest ers in the community. Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. under each Vocational 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— Skobo Fred Relations— Charlie Fiske MARCH- 30—International . Moore 26—Competitor 23-Ed Holtz by personal, Woodward, first name 1955 Torg and service 21—Russ ROTARY PROGRAMS .16—District Gov. Meet. thoughtful of and helpful to oth III. rotary his effect of this object is to influence Rotorions, individually and as members of the Rotary Club, to be Dean/jBill Bobier. (The ideals of every Rotarlan to Duone Public Information Davidson, Ted Sowers, President k. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dale INTERNATIONAV general: secretary foster the h. Magazine — Keith Avery, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL' dischprge of Rotory — "to encourage f. Special—At the coll of the to Program -;-»0ou9las Wood ward, Harvey' Bent, Richqrd - BIringer. Membership ~ Robert' Show, Month, i. Regular—First Thursday each ● 1956 9—Bill Milnes the obligations of the third object g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester -Curry, Board of Directors Meetings 12:15 e. Committee 14-Boys' & Girls' WeekChester Curry 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt Community Service It is the duty of the ●Community Service 7—Community Safety Woyne Woy Pro|ects: committee, is Chairman) 1955 AUGUST Roy Patterson' John Walker ~ (The first name under each committee is Chairman} ward, Johi^ Walker, Dale Dean uart Picard Herbert Carl ● Bulletin — Roy Mulchahey, Fritz Van Akert lames McComb - Bob Livermore Student Fred Weeks, Setoif' Bovee. (The first name uh'der each Gust Burandt Vice President, and — d. Fellowship ^ Ghorles Wood Torg Skabo PRESIDENT Andrews, C-. Jnternationol Trade Associations —_ Eric Schwengel,. Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. X. Pearce, b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark The Donald Shorno e. ; ● ■■ :●: i ■ ; ■> <●; rr :● ; ! ■ ● ● ●●● 1 i : ● ● v. J' V ● M. . ‘ .J. ij/: r ^ i. i -o' ●-r J ' i* ● . , . I . ; ●; ... . ’ I L u-n, 'A,..; ● .■■■"●I'- ● ● ● -4' ●* ■-L.f.': ●,. : .' ●●● ,f. ● n V', - V- 1.; .-■r-L-a- .V,-' 'i-.r ● 4 r f,-.. f -..'A y .', . , . 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Bulletin No. 37 March 16, 1955 Here a;-e your new officers for the year 1956o67i Fritz VanAken, President; Les Tuesday is the best day of the week pro vided that: "You come to the Rotary meeting early and Wise, Vice-president; Chick Kennedy, Secretary, Chuck Schmitt, Treasurer; give yourself an opportunity to visit with We wish them all the luck in the world on their administration of the Club, your fellow Rotarians before the luncheon. You are seated before 12:15 p.m. so that Tuesday’s program wos in charge of Mac McKeith. you may ear unhurriedly and be finished It dealt with the fight to eradicate cancer, before the program starts. be introduced Dr, Ffaser who discussed the financing of the fight together with what your doliar does when it is given to the cancer society,. The film which was shown by Mrso Warren You become acquainted with anyone at your table whom you do not know, introducing yourself to the visitors and making them feel at home. Weidener was enjoyed by the club members. You arrange your affairs so you won't have Guests included: Emory Boyd, Angola; to rush back to the Walter La Plant, meeting is over," Kalamazoo; Richard Bennett of Sturgis; Jay office before the Kennedy of Munising; Dick Schultz and Bill whorley DON’T FORGET SOME WEEK WE’RE GOING TO PRINT ONLY THAT MTERIAL IN THE BULI^TIN VffllCH IS SUPPLIED BY THE ME^JBERS. of Bronson. Absent were: Allemier (Florida), Barnes, (Florida) Burandt, Dale Dean (Florida), During the month of March Chuck Woodward has a birthday on the 21st, Bill Couillcrd on the 24th, Mark Andrews on the 27thj Lloyd Livermore on the 27th; Howard Swan Eisenhut, Goodholm, Harris, Hurley, Livermore, McKnight, Mulchahey, Picard, Trebilcock, Warner Van Aken, Warren Williams, Clyde tUliams, and Les Woodward ,pn the I5th, the day of the writing of this bulletin^ Al Rice had his on the 5th, There were 9 early leavers. Chet Curry had one on the 4th, Hess Waldron on the Maurice Payne has gotten off to an ex cellent start for the production of his minstrel show. At Tuesday’s program he gave a demonstration with the members who had attended the rehearsel which was 6th; and Ted Sowers on the It’s been a long while since we've 5th, had a -birthday table and it seems that these men rate such a distinction. held Read on March 7th, REME?-5BER REHEARSEL IS EACH TONESDAY NIGHT AT THE ARLINGTON AT 7:30, BE THERE EVEN IF YOU CAN’T STNGJ Hand' the Robert Baden-Powell several times and he 7/e understand that Lloyd Livermore is this article. home from the hospital and we wish him an early return to club participation. page 32 of the March Rotarian, article entitled ”By the Left on page 35 of the March Rotarion.j It so happens that your editor met Sir certainly typified what is set forth in We have Also read the article on been unable to find out what We have just learned that l«ilrs, Harold Hill next week's program is to be, is in the Leila Post Hospital, We hope that she progresses satisfactorily. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Warren ?/illiams stairwayl is in Texas where he Then there's the girl who hasn’t much upstairs--but what a is looking over the prospects for this year's v/heat crop and expects to go on to Arizona. ' Don't forget the District Conference on March 23-24, Reservations should be made by the day you get this LuHgtin, Get Ray Mulchahey there if you can. Take your wife and let her have a woek-end away from home. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeterio - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �COLDWATERy Club Service MICH. This BY service, this committee shall super vise and Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS event committees are appointed on particulor'phases of vocational COMMITTEES ROTARY CLUB OF| committee coordinate sholl the supervise octivities of such ELECTION TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President CHARLES SCHMin, Asst. Secretory a. Attendance — Albert Falter, LESTER WISE, Treasurer e. Erie Schwcngel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, 8. K. Peareci, c. DIRECTORS Club Fritz Van Aken , . °® ward John Wolker, . |o. Program — Douglas Wood! ward, Harvey Bent, Membership Robert Show, Webster Treat g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Boord of Directors Meetings ' Regular—First Thursday each Month, i. 12:15 P. M. [. INTERNATIONAL Rotary Information Luse, Leslie Woodward. Public Information — Duane Bill III. SECRETARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY GEORGE INTERNATIONAL F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. Gus Committee to discharge the ideals of service b Torg 23-Ed c. Rural - Urban — Warren vocational rela tionships and in improving the generol standards of practice in their respective vocations. Lou In the ■ f. Rice, g. Boys' Guest—Edword Information Munn committee is chairman) The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ' Moore 28—Competitor Relations— Charlie Fiske A. McKeith Bovee Wise Livermore Axner Olson 8—Or. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—John Night—Web Treat Jackson Night 5—Rotary Information Pennington Les Woodward 12—Bert Foller 19—Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting Information 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Choirman Telephone 125 13^' f*.’ t ● The COLDWATER SEC. 'Notary REFLECTOR Freilerick h- Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldaater, Siich. Meeting— Teeter JUNE- Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick Chester Curry. (The first name under each 21—Russ 1—Children's Parly— Of. Horvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer Girls'Week — V/ayne V/ey MAY- Barnes 15—Public 7—Community Safety 14-Boys' & Girls' V/eokChester Curry 24—Eric Schwengel 1—Crippled Children Holtz, FEBRUARY- Howard NOVEMBER- Robert Lyons, Student 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Vi^y 31—Roy Patterson 17—Tfi-Stcite Andrews 25—Lodies' Russell Woldron. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, their 16—Otis Employer 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox Barney Trebikock Harold & Relationship— Ralph Toupalik 10—Bob a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER4—Mark 10—Employee Seton Allemier 11—Internotional 1956 3—Ted Sowers APRIL- 27—Stag Nite — Putnam, Byron Thomas 27—Lester Student .13—4-H Fair—Al Rice A\oss,' Donald Harris, Kenneth 27—Seholorships JANUARY - M. every Retarian to his persona business and community life."<The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner Van Aken Rotorions, individually and os Dale Dean, OIrector-Chrmn. Peorce 20—All Sports Banquet— Skabo 20—Chet K. Vinton 13—Buyer-Seller— Holtz 30—International ● Fred Weeks I B. 6—Bob Lyons Burandt Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and committee shall devise and carry e. club in dischorging their respon DISTRICT, 2—Trade Association 9-Bill 6—Dr. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery MARCH- d. Youth — Axner Olson, into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this GOVERNOR 219th committee is Choirman) Alfred in Harold Mc- 1955 . 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Vocational Service Committee: This sibilities — (The first name under each is the duty of the Community Williams, Services Information Knight. b. Crippled Children — Harvey Bobier. Vocational GENERAL of International Student Protects: Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. Trebilcock, Wayne Way. (The first name under each committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, men c. thoughtful of and helpful to oth — Ernest ers in the community. Dean. Herbert J. peace International members of the Rotary Club, to be Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeant-ot-Arms — Dale Speciol—At the call oF the President ROTARY and fellowship b. Community Service It foster Richord Biringer, f. PRESIDENT will professional world AUGUST - 1955 Service Roy Patterson Wllford Couillard 219 ROTARY good and a Harold Munn, (The first nome under each committee is Chairman) Ray Mukhahey, Ken Putnam. John Walker DISTRICT business Bulletin — The President, Vice .President, and —|d. Fellowship — Chorles Wood- '^^toort Picard through Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burondl b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, _ standing, Direetor-Chrmn. Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. FoursWoy Test— the Aims artd Obiects ComMittee. Roy Fox Donald Shorno. James McComb, Director-Chrron. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretory imes McComb committees. the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M, McKeith, united in the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees ond such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Flske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particulor phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik club service. In order to develop 1955-1956 - ^org Skabo OECEMBER- Services and foster the ad the activities vancement of international under coordinate of Stuart Picord, ioternational To encouxoge �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigai The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 38 March 23, At Tuesday*s meeting the Rotary members learned just how smart they were--how much knowledge they had of algebra, history, economics, and english. It will be interesting to know the rating of the club as a whole as your editor 1956 On the day that you get this Bulletin the Campfire Girls are going to be sell ing Easter lillies on the streets. This is in connection with the Easter seals sale and is to help provide funds for the Michigan Society for ^rippled Child saw results anywhere from 60 to 90 per ren and Afflicted Adults, cent. mailed in your check for the seals, by The test, which was taken from the magazine Town Journal, is called a general achievement test. Twenty Rotary Clubs and twenty high school groups picked from the same towns in the United States are to take the test and we understand that the results are going to be published in the magazine. The test was presented to the club by Axner Olson with Jim Vincent, a local teacher, administering the test proper. Time If you haven^t all means make It out and send it along. The general committee for the Minstrel Show has been appointed and rehearsels are being held every Monday and Wednesday night. Maurice Payne tells us tte t he needs a lot of singers and everyone should make it a peint to get out. Even if you can't sing you can join the mono tone section. will tell how much we know. Guests included Emory Boy', Angola; Walter LaPlante, Kalamazoo; Richard Bennett, Sturgis; R, Jay Kennedy of Munising; Dick Schultz and W, C, Whorley of Bronson; and Kent ^^ksKnight of Coldwater, Absent were Allemier, Barnes, Burandt, Dale Dean, Eisenhut, Goodholm, Harris, Hurley, Livermore, McKnight, Mulchahey, Picard, Trebilcock, Warner VanAken, Clyde Williams, Warren williams, and Les Woodward, Children’s Day is to be May 1st and Axner Olson, who will be in charge of the pro gram, was given permission by the Board of Directors to select and provide a pro gram which he believes will be suitable. The Board of Directors are requesting the Classification committee to study classifications which might be applicable to the city of Coldwater and to provide this list to the Board of Directors so that they may approve it and the list can be published in the bulletin. It is be lieved that by itiis means additional new members Eight men left early. At the special board meeting on Tuesday, March 20th, the Board of Directors voted funds to send the following high school students to the Little tjnited Nations which is to be held at Hillsdale College this week-end, Terry Tompkins, Steve Gordon, Bradford '"'hite, Jr ● f and Robert Tuttle, The Board also approved send- ing a boy to Camp Emory this summer-- the boy is to be selected by "Osgood" Thoma s. Ho’ward Hill tells us that his Rotary Ann is at the Coldwater Community Health Center and requested that the members be thanked through their bulletin for their thoughtfulness to her while she was at the Leila Post Hospital in Battle Creek. The District Conference is going to be held at Benton Harbor this week-end and can be chosen. Here is what the Rotary Club of Jamesto\®i, j^.Y, worked out as a project for the public information committee. This committee had reported difficulty in developing ideas and finding a means for informing the community about their clubi "First, an expression from club member ship indicated an earnest desire that the Rotary Club be mode better known in the community. Next a committee was formed of a radio man, a public relations counselor, an artist and a clothing merchant. They sent questionnaires to the club members asking for ddtails about their civic activities outside Rotary. Then they tabulated these facts attract ively on placards for city-wide distri bution. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Walker) (Thanks to John Formula for failure--Try to please everybody. Fritz VanAken and Torg Skabo are plann Ray Mulchahey ing on attending. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregolionol Church — W.dnecday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. Monday 12:00 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. BY This and vise and ELECTION FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, business Eric Schwcngel; Paul DIRlECTORS e. ' Wilford Couillard ' John Walker f. Membership -r Harold c. Taylor, Chicago, Robert Shaw, GENERAL SECRETARY - Rotarion’ to his 23-Ed . Rotorians, Iitdivldudlly . and os Dale Deon, c. Rural ● Utbpn — Warren Von Williams,' Russell Woldron. Howard '. ● ' MAY- In the committee 22—Ladies' Night—Web Treat 29—John 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller . 19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 8—Dick' Biringer 3—President'! Meeting 15—Publjc‘Information Duke Harold Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore Contocis 34—Chuck Goodholm 29—Dr.; .John Rick ‘ chairman) 10—Dr. Davidson .22—International Jackson JUNE- Dr. Hqrvey 'Moss (The first nam'e under eoch general^^STotidard| qf practice in Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 1—Crippled Children g. Boys' & Girls'.Week !r"' Chester Curf/. the ● 1—Children's Party— Pennington NOVEMBER-7 , ' ● 31—Bill Telephone 125 I s s C .. i > » i '■-"Sp t. i ■ 1 ; Ir*# ● . 4. t. ● Ar if ● ‘I ii I ^ ’ U'. i . .1 r y .. I. >’ The CO.LDWATER Notary REFLECTOR i * } fre-derick ROTARY CLUB of COLD WATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS H, Weeks Quality Spring t'roducts, Coldwater, Uich. Published by WELCOME Woodward Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman L . Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel Night The above is our program schedule for the. year. 1955-56. If you want to change dates .with another member,, advise* thd program chairman of'the change.' Member's'having special programs, such, os Ladies'- Night,-may .appoint a'’committee to assist with the details. . Akeh Barnes Lou Alfred Rice, Wise 17—Tri-State Harold -Munn 25—Ladies' d.-Youth — Axner*. Olson, . ; 27—Lester APRIL-- .4—Mark Andrews 11—International Information 18—Otis McKeith Bovee 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox Barney Trebllcock Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth * Putnam, A. Seton 10—Bob Livermore 27—Sfog Nite — b. Crippled Children — fjarvey Serykos their respective vocotions. Student ^0—Chet Allemier Director-Chrmn. ' sibiUtieST ^n- their yoCationql rela - 'ROTA«Y INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. Holtz Fred Weeks 6—Warner Trebilceck, Wayne Way. improving M. 20—All Sports Banquet— a. Community Safety —' Raymond OCTOBER- Vocational Service Committee: This in 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— ,13—4-H Fair—Al Rice committee sholl devise- and carry e. Scholarihips — .'Byron Thomas, Into effecf plans which will guide Robert Lyons. ' , GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS crad assist' the .members of .'this f. Student Guist—Edward Holtz, club in discharging their respon- tionships * and Charlie Fiske MARCH- 30—Internotional personal, Moore 28—Competitor Reiotions- Torg Skobo . GOVERNOR 2l9th DISTRICT, Chester Curry 21—Russ business ond community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- III. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL, Wayne Way 16—District Gov. Meet. foster the idoals *of service by every 7—Community Safety 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— 9-Bill Milnes of Rotary — "to encourage ond Bobier. Vocational FEBRUARY- International Student Proiect;: Fred Weeks, Seton- Bovea. the obligotions of the third object (The first nqme .under Mch I. .. committee is..Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Harold Me- 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt ' It is the duty of. the Community Service Committee to discharge Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dale Bill 31—Roy Pottcrson AUGUST - 1955 j. ’ RubllS ImOTmation — Duane Dean. Munn, 24—Jim Van Vi^y — 1955 - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Service ,luse> Uesjlie Woo.dwqrd. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Information committee is Chairman) Chester Cuc'ry. members of the Rotary Club, to be h. Magazine —' Keith Avery..thoughtful of 'and helpful to oth i. Hotdry informollon — Ernest ers in the' community. Month. Special—At the coll of the President 3—Ted Sowers 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— Rolph Toupalik — [The first name under eoch Board of Dii'bctors'Meetings J. Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 Knlght. Gust Burandt Webster -Treat 12:15 P. M. Contacts b. International (The first name under eoch committee is Chairman) . g. Music — Maurice Payne, Herbert 27—Scholarships men Wm. Milnos. Trode Associations — Bob Livermore Hurley, ward, John Walker, Roy Potterson e.- Progrqm — Douglas Wood"word, Harvey Bent, -Richard Birin^r. Dale Dean ROTAiW professional Harold Goodholm, Relations— Donald Shorno The President,. Vice' President, <ind — d. Fellowship' — Charles Wood PRESIDENT and International Roy Fox Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, Fritz Von Aken o. Pennington, Chas. Piske. Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, b. Classification' — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, CarJ .Vinton, e. Club Bulletin — Regular—First Thursday each 20—Rev. Keith Avery standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of of^such comn-attees. conimltlee sholl supervise Stuart Picard, Oirector-Chrmn. the activities of other committees os moy be ap pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans ond program of d. Four-Way Test — JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary vort Picord 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Corl Vinton activities voncement of international under the coordinate the Magazine Committees ond such 1955-1956 -<mes McComb coordinate DECEMBER- Services the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united in the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information ond b. Competitor Relations — lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. TORG SKABO, President Torg Skabo International To encourage and foster the ad- service, this committee sholl super Functions of the Committee I OFFICERS ●vont committees ore oppointed on'particular phases of vocational COMMIHEES OF Inc. �1L He Profits Most Who Serves Best 'N The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, MIchiga The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No, 39 March 30, A tip of the hat to Ray Fox for securing DO "The mLL BE HELD AT Great Adventure" which was last Tuesday's meeting, shown at ^t certainly "brought out very forcefully the aims of Rotary and what it should mean to every Rotarian. The movie, with Edward Arnold in the leading role, was good and any Rotarian that missed it should try to see it sometime. Thanks to Loren Yearling for running the film. IF YOU HAVE NOT EASTER SEALS DO SENT IN YOUR CHECK FOR SO AT ONCE AS AXNER OLSON, ’flHO IS THE GENERAL CHAIRIMN, WANTS TO WIND THE DRIVE UP IN AN "OVER THE TOP" MANNER. Rotarians at Tuesday's meeting learned that they were not as stupid as some of them suspected they were and they stacked up very well against seniors of NOT FORGET 1956 THE MINSTREL PRACTICE TH/^.T THE EDISON SCHOOL ON MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 2. AT 7:30 P.M. COME AND JOIN THE MONOTONE SECTION ALONG WITH A LOT OF OTHERS, MAURICE PAYNE DESERVES ALL THE HELP HE CAN BE GIVEN. The All-Sports Banquet is to he held Tuesday evening, April 10, at the Edison School and Seton Bovee, who is the Rotary Club representative on arrangements, is asking that all members be prepared to pick up their tickets at next Tuesday’s meeting. The Coldwater Lion^ Club is t? be in charge of the dinner and Frank "Muddy" Waters, the athletic director of Hillsdale College, is to be present and will bring with him Nate Clark who was chosen "little All-American" during last football season. REMEI-iBER THAT ALL RESERVATIONS TdU3T BE IN BY APRIL 7. Coldvmter High School. Forty-seven Rrtarians averaged 34.42 points out of Get your tickets. a possible 50 while the seniors averaged plans are under way for the Tri-state meeting which will be held in May with 31. One Rotarian and one senior'answey- od 4b out of 50 and the spread among the Qj.ub members was from 20 to 48 while that among the seniors was 14 to 48* the Montpelier, Ohio Rotary Club, as the hosts. The meeting will be held at the pokagon State Park as it has in the past. Congratulations to the club members. President Torg and President-elect Fritz Van.Vken attended the District Conference at St,Joe last week and reported that it was a very well organized and entertainTh^r report that they had a ing affair, fine time, (Their Rotary Anns did not go.) We hope to have a report later on the affair. We note that John Jackson, the Honorable Mayor, is to exchange the job of being mayor with the mayor of Thompsonville, Michigan. We did not know that towns f 300 had mayors but appaarently they do. If -the Honorable Mayor wants to know how o MarQr members were surprised when they had to buy the lunch for the opposing members of the two teams which took part in the attendance contest, Visiting Rotarians at Tuesday's meeting included VanZoeren of Kalamazoo, the Sage »f Quincy, Joe Wibel of Quincy, Emory Boyd of Angola, and Elwood Gay of Sturgis, Other guests included Frank Churley and Dave Alison botii of Detroit, the guests of Paul Hurley, and Loren Yearling, the guest of Ray Fox, to get to Thompsonville, if he will ask Absent were Allemier, the Editor, he will draw a map for him. Two bits that half the club members do not know where Thompsonville is located. Les Woodward, It is good to have Warner VgnAken and and Texas, They look a lot of sunshine. like they had had There are now 8967 Rotary clubs in 97 countries with a membership in excess Barnes, Livermore, Mcknight, Munn, Pennington, Toupalik and THOUGHT FOR THE DAYi Warren Williams back with us'after their nice vacations in New Mexico, Arizona, Bert Faller did a good job and the club owes him its thanks* He really got results. from John Walker: "You might say that a girl has reached the awkward age when she is too old to count on her fingers and too young to count on her legs," Ray Mulchahey ●f 425,000, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parksr Inn — Thursday 12:t5 M. BRONSON — Congresationoi Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Tempi* — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College CoTeterio — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, event committees are appointed on particular phases of vocationol COMMITTEES OF Club Service MICH. Functions of I This and vise and the Commitlec eonimittee shall coordinate the coordinate To encourage of such crvnmittees. standing, supervise' Stuart Picard, Direetor-Chrmn. of activities JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James McComb, Oirector-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Falter, BY ELECTION 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, ! ● . John Walker '● ; -/sRtchotd Birjnger., ●● ’ t. ^ committee is and peace men world fellowship Couillard, ’ International Contacts Wm. ROTARY discharge of Rotary — "to encourage and 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— M. Luse, Leslie Public Informotion — Duane Special—At the coll .of j-the President, ' ,Te«^. Soyrers. pci SeT^ohf-'ol-Arms J. GENERAL Toylar, ' Chicago, ' ’■ SECRETARY III. ri- I ROTARY APRIL- 3—4-Woy- Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore .● 6-rWarner. Van, Aken. 13-4-H Foir-AI Rico . b. Crippled-.Children (The .’first name under each cbrnmiHeel Ik Chalrrrtarv) Vocational ' Barney Trobilcockt Howard -.Horvey;, MAY- ; 1—Children's Parly—' I c. Rural Urban — Warren Williams, Services' I ● Harold Munn -18—Ofis Russell Waldron, i. Alfred Rice. Barnes . . ., .. ; ● - -- . . 22—Ladies' JUNE-^' , 5—Rotary- Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller NOVEMBER- 19-Paul Hurley e) Scholarships t-* Byron Thomas, 1—.Crippled Children ' Dr. Harvey Moss Robert Lyo'ns. B.-r'Dick :Bi,rirtger. ' Student Guest—Edward Holtz< IS—Public Information club- in discharging their re'sponsibtlitre$^ .in. their. vocationql. rpla- g. Boys' & Girls' Week — .-r y. .. 'Duke Dayedson . Chester Curry. 22—Internationol Contacts tionships and in improving the generol standards, of practice 'in (The fics't'.name under^eoeh .. I. "- ." Horold'Gbodholm;-,'J 29—Dr. John Rick their respective vocations. 'In the committee is chairmbri) . corry 26—Ken Putnam into effect plans which wili guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAQ^.’ilLINoi? and-’assist-, tpe mernbere, of ;th!s f. GOVERNOR 219th ROTARY DISTRICT, . INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F. DEAN. CHARLOHE; MICN'. Mitchell Night—Web Treat 39—John -. Jackson - i Lou Pennington'- '- Olson 8—Dr. Harold 15—Bob Show Information .25—lodies' Night d. Youth ,— Axner Olson, - Axner 11—Internationol Teeter 2-^Eric S(:hwengel . ● 4—Mark. Andrews Moss, Donald Harris, Kennb'lh Putnam. --. ● i ' Vbcatlonal Service Committee: This' ;● cOrnmlU^ shall-deyise / TrebilcbekrJ Wayne Way. . Dale ^ ● 17—Tri-;5tate Meeting— r-, a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- J ' INTERNATIONAL Dale Dean, Director-Chmin. . - ●PeaiT, BUI Bpbier.- ,-j;, DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL' PRESIDENT ROTARY- INTERNATiONA'L Herbert Woodward, McKeilh Seton Bovee 27-Lester Wise Board of Directors Meetings., h. Magazine r^.Kqith Avery. ,. thoughtful of and helpful tQ'oth^ ● ’'^O-schet-Atlemier Regular—First Thursday each Month, I. RotoiY Information'— .Ernest ers in the community. 27—Stag Nite — j. A. 20—All Sports Banquet— The S^TEMBER- ●● Rotariansy ^ individually- : cmd os members of the Rotary Club, to be Fiske ' - MARCH- effect of'this object is lb influehce g. Musi,c — Maurice Payne,. '● Chester Curry.. 12:15 P. M. Charlie 23-Ed Holtz - 30-rlnternationdl .Student - Fred Weeks personal, business ;ond>community_ ; ' Moore 28—Competitor Relations- Torg Skobo foster the- ideals of service ,-by Membership — Robert Show, 21—Russ PROGRAMS 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt 9-Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. the obligations of the third object his 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry (The first name under each committee is Chairman) Community Service every RotdriarT to FEBRUARY- Knight, Chairmen) to 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24-Jim Von Why 31—Roy Patterson Information — Horold Munn, Horold Me- - 1956 Employer Relationship— Ralph Toupalik — International Student Projects: Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 1955 1956 3—Ted Sowers 10- Employee & Milnes. b. International c. Committee Byron Thomas JANUARY Horold Goodholm, It is the duty of the Community Service 27—Scholarships of Director-Chrmn. AUGUST - 1955 ; ‘‘ Webster Tr6at.. - will professional a. i Roy Mulchahey,-Ken Putpem. , good and Will (The first name under each President, Vice"'President, oncT — d. Fellowship'-'Charles Wo<Wword, John Wolker, Fritz Van Aken Torg Skabo Roy Potterson . Dale Dean Jximes McComb e. Pcogrdm — Douglas Woodart Picard Wilford Couillard ■^ard, Harvey, Bent, The a business Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Mork . Andrew?,,,Cad \yif\too. e;' Cfob Bulletin —“ DIRECTORS through Trode Associations — Jim VanWhy, B. K. Peorce. b. ClassHicotion — Edward Holtz, 6—Dr. 6. K. Peorce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery united in the ideal of service- Donald Shorno e. DECEMBER- Services and foster the ad the activities vancement of internalional under the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKelth, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — lewis the Magazine Committees and such Pennington, Chas. FIske. ether committees as moy be ap pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test ~ the Aims and Objects Committee. Ray Fox OFFICERS International service, this committee shall super The above is our program schedule' fbr the year 1955'>S6;' JUL.Y-- ● . . ● ● ● ' 3—President's, Meeting fO^Dr.'Don SHor.no ; 17—Lloyd Livermore . 24—ChJck .Woodward.. 31-Blll Bobter J If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the cheftge. --I; Members having special program^^ ouch as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with 4he detcnls. . DOUGLAS WOODWARIJ, Program Chairman ... - 'Telephone>125 - , »● ; . ,. .. . C’' ■; 4-. ■ -.i ●t;;;-'’ j■ > ■J'-. -. . ..i.cii; ● r . .'i.' i, ● - V , ● I. . r ; ! ■-ui:/'-' - 'k r .J V c; ■ rr. rjs.; i ● -V I;: ; Cl-";;- .. I ● ■ ● : i -1 f-'' .1. li'c.'. ■ - * .'W 'I T ●● 'r-T : a u, r =■ ' f i ■ ● ● : r- '1. .- .-.-.v a 1 --: i ;a ; -i >..' / .1 r : f'- i. . .' . C T X.' . :<>■ -y 1. . ..Si.;. % ,L i 'f ! *.» iv- ■ '/■'! I '■'■i. ■■ ■ Ur t VI,;.. SEC.| 0 \ tV REFLECTOR ; % .';i. J = . ' i" . \ .1 Frederick H* Weeks Published by Quality Spring Products, Inc. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS V; ■ J' The COLDWATER COLDWATER, ● I ALWAYS WELCOME Coldwater, Sdich. '■I. -» 1 �t. lUarch 23, 1953 The Board of Directors of the Coldv/ater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Name John W. Etsweiler, i'^iajor Classification Jr, Institutions iViinor and Classification Hospitals Hospitals Sieved - J. A, Kennedy, Secretary �I i ) I 1 C 1 .1 I y. 1 I I �He Prof Us Mosi, Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 40 April 6, 1956 The meeting for April 3 was greatly en THERE ¥'.1LL be NO MEETING NEXT TUESDAY hanced by lots of pulchritude of Branch County. These included not dairy queens NOON. The regula r meeting for that day is to be held that evening, April 10th, but dairy princesses. The following at the Edison School and is girls were guests of the club: Carlene all-sports banquet. to be the Reservations are to Khisley of Algansee Twp.j Beverly be in by Friday, April 6, If you can go, call Seton Bovee, They have guaranteed a good program and a short program. Charlene Camfield, a senior at Bronson High School, From this group the judges, Mrs. Russell Moore, I>Irs. Gordon Friday, April 27, from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. VonVleet of Quincy High School; Gloria Carpenter, Quincy High School; Frances George of Batavia Extension Group; Ruth Sanford, Coldwater Fam Bureau; and There is to be a blood donor clinic on at the Elk’s Temple, If you have not turned in your card, secure one and register. Branch Coimty needs all the Schlubatis, and Ray Fox, selected Miss Camfield to represent branch County in donors that it can further contests. members have given gallons and will pro bably continue to do so,. You can help, The princess v;as "crowned" by His Honor, Mayor John Jackson. This editor has done a lot of speculation as to how Ray Fox qualifies as a judge of feminine beauty. Maybe he^s had some experience in Florida that we don*t know about. secure. Some of our IfQ are sorry to hear that Mrs, Dale Dean is ill and hope she has an early recovery^ Last v/eek we mentioned that the Honorable Mayor, John Jackson, was going to Thompaixi Following the presentation of Miss Camfield as representative of Branch Co, ville. There's been a change in plansc The Mayor decided that the tovm. was too Dean Pridgeon, supervisor of California sm: ll, too difficult to find, and too far Township, discussed the difficulties which a\vay to make the trip with the result the Michigan Milk Producers are having that he is to exchange with the mayor of in the Detroit area at the present time, Wayne, Michigan, Apparently the mayor has Rotarians now have a much better under- standing of the situation than they did before his explanation, Ivir, Pridgeon was presented to the club by Lester Wise, program chairman for the day. not been out in the Hinterland of Michigan We offered to draw a map for him but he didn't accept the offer. Other guests Tuesday included Ww, Putnam of Lansing, the father of ^n Putnam; We are sorry to hear that Harold Hill is ill and are also sorry to hear that T. J, Zimmerman of Quincy; Newell Burt of Quincy; Al Tate of Battle Creek; Dale Warren Williams is in the Coujmunity Ulery, Goshen, Ind.; Dean Pridgeon, and Health Center, We are very glad, however, R. Jay Kennedy of Muni sing. that Lloyd Livermore is home and is able to be out and about again. The next practice for the Minstrel Show Absent were Keith Avery, who left Sunday for Florida, Barnes, Hill, Livermore, McConkey, Moss, Rick, Toupalik, Vinton, is to be held Monday night, April 9th, at Warren "Viliams (ill), and Les Woodward, 7:30 at the Hotel, |)v©n if you can't do you good sing, come anyv/ay, It will to hear omebody else sing. There were 7 early leavers. Here are some statistics on Coldwater. We We understand that when Warner Van Aken have approximately 2300 electric meters, made up at Tucson, Arizona recently he 175 parking meters, 4400 telephones, and was presented with a "bolo" made of the pleated leather with a silver slide set with a turquoise. You who do not know members representing something over 200 Chamber of Commerce has about 290 different firms. look up what a ”bolo" is. We were glad to see Chet Allemier back from Florida and from his appearance he mi-’et have laid on the beach all THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: As you grow older it is not so hard to avoid temptation as it is to find it. winter and watched the bathing beauties. mean he’s well tanned,) (We Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, event committees COMMITTEES OF MICH. coordinate the International of such activities committees. of DECEMBER- Services To encourage and foster the ad the activities vancement of internotionol under vise and coordinate This committee shall supervise Stuart Picard, and appointed service, this committee shall super Functions of the Committee , ore on particular phases of vocational Club Service standing, through Oireetor-Chrmn. good a will world and peace fellowship TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President the club mochinery on the execu BY ELECTION 1955-1956 CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James McComb, LESTER WISE, Treasurer |a. Attendance — Albert Faller, Mark c. Club Hornes McComb Dole Dean Wilford Couillord Stuort Picard John Walker e. f. each ROTARY Rotary j. Public information Luse, Leslie PRESIDENT ROTARY Herbert J. Taylor, Chicogo, Bill GENERAL SECRETARY ROTARY ROTARY GEORGE F. INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. to discharge Dean, c. Rural - 18—Otis Urban — Warren in discharging their respon f. Rice, Guest—Edward their vocational rela improving the in Harvey Moss 8—Dick Holtz, Biringer 15—Public Duke Information Davidson 22—International A. McKeith 20—All Sports Banquet— APRIL- 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-State Meeting— Howard Teeter 24—Erie Sehwengel MAY- 1—Children's Party— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 22—Lodies' Night—Web Treol Jackson JUNE- Pennington I—Crippled Children Dr. 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— 29—John NOVEMBER- Robert Lyons, Student Informotion Munn Barnes Lou g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. general standords of practice in (The first name under each their respective vocotions. In the committee is chairman) and Student 25—Ladies' Night Williams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth — Axner Olson, Services Chari ie Fiske Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise Andrews Harold Moore 2B—Competitor Relations— M. Meet. 27—Stag Nile — Barney Trebilcock 4—Mork 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry MARCH- Allemier 11 —International Patterson 21—Russ PROGRAMS Skobo 20—Chet Wayne Way. Alfred in Projects: a. Community Sofety — Raymond OCTOBERTrebi Scholarships — Byron Thomas, tionships ROTARY 23-Ed Holtz 30—1 nternatienal Fred Weeks Director-Chrmn. Vocational Service Committee: This sibilities 1956 Torg and committee shall devise and carry e. club DISTRICT, Committee Putnam, into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this GOVERNOR 219th ●● 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. b. Crippled Children — Harvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth III. INTERNATIONAL Dale 31—Roy FEBRUARY- Bovee. 2—Trade Association Gus Burondt It is the duty of the Community icoex, Bobier. Vocotionol Student AUGUST - 1955 Community Service — Ernest ers in the community. (The first name under each committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Chairman) thoughtful of and helpful to oth Woodward, Ralph Toupalik 24-Jim Van Why — business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner Van Aken Rotarians, individually and os 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice members of the Rotary Club, to be Information — Duane Relationship— 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. committee is Chairman) of Rotary — "to encourage Davidson, Ted Sowers, k. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dale INTERNATIONAL is International 1955 the obligations of the third object Webster Treat Dean, 219 committee Information 3—Ted Sewers (The first name under each Burondt foster the ideals of service by Membership — Robert Shaw, every Rotarian to his personal, Month, i. Special—At the coll of the President Gust Service Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard BIringer. h. Magazine — Keith Avery, 12:15 P. M. DISTRICT International Fred Weeks, Seton (The first name under each Vinton, g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings Thursday Carl ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson Fritz Von Aken Regular—First Andrews, c. Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Bulletin — Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood Vice President, ond Skobo e. Byron Thomos 10-Employee & Employer Harold Munn, Horold McKnlght. Donald Shorno Director-Chrmn. Eric Sehwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, b. Classification — Edward Holtz, DIRECTORS President, b. Howard Teeter tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Woy Test — the Aims and Objects Committee. Roy Fox JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary '~9 Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop 27—Scholarships business and professional men JANUARY - 1956 united in the ideal of service. the Clossificotion, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillord, DIrector-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Fiske, other committees as moy be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. OFFICERS of 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Corl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery Contacts Harold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 19—Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JUIY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobier The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1955-56. DOUGLAS If you wont to change dotes with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. r J % i ‘j*e: -/KSBri . ' ●-Jr i - r. <il*4 ■'I' . Th?.-*' ,, . 'J®. »-● ● J . 'i't 1 ' n i The COLDWATER REFLECTOR i-Vederick H. Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldffater, Kich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. IK ^ WE NOTE IN THE DISTRICT GOVERNOl'S LETTER THAT THE KALAi^IAZOO ROTARY CLUB HAS SECURED PRESIDENT A. Z. BAKER Fffi JUNE 20TH AND HAVE DECLARED THJiT DAY SS "A. Z. BAKER DAY" IN Ki^LAMilZCO. BETTER DRAW A CIRCLE AROUND THAT DATE ON YOUR Ci.LENDAR NOW SO AS TO BE ABLE TO ATTEND. We understand that Ken Putnam has a ritzynew glass boat with a Johnson motor. Does any member want to undertake the project of providing life perservers for him and his family? The all-sports banquet has come and gene with the Lions glub being the sponsoring We note that Coldwater was 6th in attend*- group for this year. ance of the 42 clubs in District 219. Coldwater’s average for March was 94.79^ and the District average was 88.01^. They combined with the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, and Kiwanis to provide dinner for 300 men and boys. The speaker was "Muddy" Waters Let’s hope that we keep up the good vrork. head football coach at Hillsdale and he In the District Bronson v/as first with vstressed the need for an increased 98.9S%, emphasis in athletics and brought with him several of his players. The dinner We also note that Coldwater has had a net loss of one member since June of 1955. was served at the Edison School by the Eagles ^luxiliary and was excellent and President Torg has received a communica- the invocation was given by the Reverend tion from the Town Journal as to the re- Charles Parsons, pastor cf the Coldv/ater suits of the general information test First Presbyterian Church, The high school athletes from both Coldwater High which was given to our club, along with and St. Clr.rlos were introduced by their high school seniors, quite recently. They tell us that the median—which means respective coaches. Guests included that there were as many above that point Ransom Phillips of Indianapolis, the guest that took the test as there were below—-of Ken Putnam, Dr, James Bailey, Bill for 38 boys was 32.5^ for the girls 25.0 Prankhauser, Dr. Janes Thomas and Russell and for the Rotarians 34.45. The median King'of Fetoskey, the guests cf Chick for the seniors was 28 and for the Rotarians it was 32, The average score Kennedy, Bob Stocker and Bob Fennell of Bronson, and Mr, Bledsoe of Angola, for the boys was 32,7, for the girls 37 Rotarians attended thq^inner. 26,4j vrith an average of 29.8^. The average for the Rotarians was 34.45^. Flans are under way for Rotarians to The median for both groups taken together attend the baseball game in Detroit on was 32 and the average was 31.8. The May 23rd when the New York Yankees will high score for the boys was 48, for the girls 42, and for the Rotarians 48, They toll us that these results are to be pubished in the May issue of the Town Journal and they have promised us some be the visiting team. The plan is to charter a bus (with indoor pl'jmbing) to leave Coldwater early in the morning and return late that evenirig. The cost to be $12,00 which includds bus fare, admission, extra copies for distribution. We wonder just how the Coldi-zater Rotarians will stack up with other Rotarians lunch and dinner., Reservations are to be made on April 24th, If there are not nation-wide. other persons nay go as guests. During April the follov/ing Rotarians have birthdays: -Iccner Olson, April 2nd, Ray Fox, npril 12th, Seton Bevee, the 18th, and Eric Schv/engel on ^ipril 15th. The following have wedding anniversaries Read the article on Page 14 of the April during April: Ralph Toupalik, April l?th sufficient Rotarians to fill the bus, Rotarian, It explains wh?.t has been done for sent? of the youngsters of West Germany, Also recad the article on Page 10, which should be made available to all manbers of the United Nations, THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Appropriate in' t We are sorry to hear that Les Woodward the Rotary emblem is a wheel is this is back in the hospital and we wish an early recovery for hLHo Harold Hill and ' thought which comes from John Walkers Livermore are still on the sick .i.ist and unable to attend. see We hope to "Going around in circles doesn’t necessarily make a guy a I’heel," them- soon. Ray I-fulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elk* Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeterto — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. committee coordinate the Classification, Program, ELECTION the vise and supervise Rotary TORG SKABO, President particular Russell Employer-Employee tion of the plons and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Objects Committee. Ray Fox CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James McCemb, Director-Chrmn. a. Attendonce — Albert Faller, LESTER WISE, Treasurer Mark The President, c. Wilford Couillard John Walker Stuart Picard Carl e. Special—At the call of the President Luse, Leslie Woodword. Public information — Duone ROTARY PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY J. INTERNATIONAL the obligations of the third object Taylor, Chicago, Dean. b. Crippled Children — Horsey Bill SECRETARY ROTARY e. ROTARY GEORGE F. d. Youth club in discharging their respon INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARLOHE, MICH. sibilities in tionships and general their in standards vocational rela improving the of practice in their respective vocations. In the f. 7—Community Safety Woyne Way Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ Charlie Fiske MARCH- Student APRIL- 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox Foir-AI Howard Rice 4—Mark Andrews 11—International Informotion Harold Munn 18—Otis Barnes 25—Ladies' Night Lou Pennington Holtz, MAY- 1—Children's Porfy— Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 22—Lodies' 29—John Chester Curry. Dr. Harvey Moss Biringer 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 19—Paul Hurley 26—Ken Putnom JULY- 3—President's Meeting 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 22—Internotional Contacts Harold (The first name under each committee is chairman) 29-Dr. John The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another membjer, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, ipoy appoint a committee to assist with the details. 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore Goodholm 24—Chock Woodward 31—Bill Bobier Rick DOUGLAS Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 1—Crippled Children 8—Dick Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengei NOVEMBER- Guest—Edward Livermore 17—Tri-Stote Aken OCTOBER- g. Boys' & Girls' Week — McKeith Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise 10—Bob Van 27—Stag Nlfe — Barney Trebilcock Robert Lyons, A. 20—All Sports Banquet— 20—Chet Allemier Russell Waldron, Lyons M. Holtz 13-4-H — Warren Rice, 6—Bob 13-Buyer-Seller— Skabo 6—Warner Moore 28—Competitor Relations— ROTARY PROGRAMS SEPTEMBER- Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Student FEBRUARY- Proiects; Fred Weeks — Axner Olson, Alfred committee shall devise and carry e. DISTRICT, Urban Rural Williams, Services GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS into effect plans which will guide and assist the members of this GOVERNOR 219th Selen 30—Internationol Putnam. Vocational Service Committee; This INTERNATIONAL 23-Ed Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth under each III. Vocational GENERAL Trebilcock, Wayne Way. Bobier. Torg Director-Chrmn., a. Community Sofely — Raymond committee is Chairman] INTERNATIONAL Dean, Dovidson, Ted Sowers, (The first name Fred Weeks, Employee & Employer RelationshipRalph Toupalik Informotion — Student 1956 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. 24-Jlm Von Why 31—Roy Patterson Gus Burandt 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge Dale 10- — Milnes. Knight. International - 3—Ted Sowers 2—Trade Associotion Community Service k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dale . DISTRICT 219 Wm. 1955 . 1956 Chairman) of Rotary — "to encourage and foster the ideals of service by Membership — Robert Shaw, every Rotorion to his personol, business and community life." The Webster Treat j. JANUARY (The first name under each committee is Choirman) effect of this object Is to influence Rotorlons, individually and as members of the Rotary Club, to be Board of Directors Meetings h. Magazine — Keith Avery. thoughtful of and helpful to oth Regular—First Thursday each Month, I. Rotary Information — Ernest ers In the community. P. M. of Harold Goodholm, c. g. Music — Mourice Payne, Chester Curry, 12:15 Contacts International AUGUST - 1955 Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Blringer. f. men Harold Munn, Harold Mc- (The first name under each Vinton, peace a. Bob Livermore Gust Burandt is and fellowship Director-Chrmn. Associations — committee will professional world b. Internotional Club Bulletin — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood ward, John Walker, Roy Poiterson Fritz Von Aken Dale Dean Jomes McComb Andrews, Trade Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, Vice President, and Torg Skabo e. good and a Will Couillard, Relations— Donald Shorno Eric Schwengei. Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, b. Classification — Edward Holtz, DIRECTORS Fiske. Howard Teeter JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary standing, united in the ideal of service. Relations — Lewis Ralph Toupalik 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton business Moore, Pennington, Chas. of c. phases DECEMBER- Services 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas through Director-Chrmn. b. Competitor club service, in order to develop the club machinery on the execu FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President International To encourage and fester the ad the activities vancement of international under such committees. In the Magozine Committees and such other committees as may be ap on appointed Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Fellowship, pointed of coordinate of Stuart Picard, activities formation, Public Information ond 1955-1956 ore service, this committee shall super shall and committees on particular phases of vocational Functions of the Committee This OFFICERS BY ev»nt Club Service WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 X.. La ' *-~rr 3 - The COLDWATER SEC ■c TT- STRIKE- Bt- Rotary REFLECTOR ;G SER isfoso6i\ AMERICAN C/^J^CER'SOCIETY Tredcriclt H. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Quality Spring Products. Coidwater, Mich. Inc. �He Profits Most WKo Serves Best »> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No, 42 April 20, 1956 On Tuesday Keath Pearce introduced the newest member, John Tim, Etsweiler, Jr ●» to the Coldwater Rotary Club, John is the Administrator of the local Community Health Center, speaker, Mr, Martin Schwartz of the Battle Creek Child Guidance Clinic, Mr. Schwartz He was born in Philadelphia will discuss the father and adolescents. on August 18, 1919 and graduated from the Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania High School in 1937, Next week*s program will be in charge of Eric Schwengel and he has secured as his He attended the Drexel Institute of Technology in Philadelphia for 4 years later taking his Bachelor Degree at the university of Oregon in 1947. He t<^ok his Masters’ in Hosp. Administration at Northwestern University in 1950, During 1950-51 he was assistant at Malden Hosp, in Boston; in 1951-52 was medical admin istrator for the ^andard Oil Company of Mr. Schwartz has his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of ’^/isconsin and his Masters’ from the Boston University School of Swcial Work, From 1943-46 he was in the Army as a psychiatric technician. He has worked at the Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Psychosomatic Clinic and the Kings’ County Hospital in New ^ork. Be fore coming to the Battle Creek Clinie he was casework supervisor at the Children’s Village at Dobbs’ Ferry, which is a New Uorsey; from ‘52-’55 was administrator residential school for delinquent children. of the Van Wert Hospital in Van Wert, Ohio, and came to Coldwater as adminis Maurice Payne tells us that the minstrel trator of the Health Center in July of show is to have practice Monday and Wed 1955, nesday nights of next week at the Edison School at 7:30, Be there^j In 1941 he enlisted in the U, S, Air Force and later completed officers’ candidate school. He was commissioned and served at Chanute Field, Illinois and was discharged as a 1st Lieutenant in 1946, Howard Teeter, who was program chairman for Tuesday’s meeting had Dale Ulery, a member of the Goshen, Indiana Rotary Club, as his speaker, Dd© is well known to He met his wife, Lucille (Oliver), on a members of this club as he is a frequent blind date while visitor. Dale told of the trucking in dustry, stating it started in Detroit in she was a dietitian at the Danville, Illinois hospital and married her on June 30, 1944 in Philadel-’ phia. They have one son, John III, who is 4 years old. They presently live at 274 Grand St. His home phone is 1415, the office phone is 296. He is 6’ 4" tall, weio’hs 200 lbs ● > and attends the Lutheran Church, He has no special fo.qd likes but his wife reports that he dis likes green peppers. His hobbies are golf and wood working. His wife tells us that he's easy to live with except when she buys him a necktie which he doesn^t like particularly but forces him to wear it. We were glad t» see Lloyd Livermore, Harold Hill and Warren williams back with us for Tuesday's meeting. Les Woodward is still in the hospital but is reported to be progressing fairly well. A tip of the hat to Mae McKeith for the extraordinarily fine job he’s doing in assisting to raise funds for the Branch County Cancer Society, Y^ur editor just happens to know how much time Mao has been giving to this. You've reached middle age when the only clotbos you ovm that fit are your new 1904 and since that time there has been a rapid growth. The number of trucks has doubled between 1941 and 1954—in 1941 there were about 5 million commercial vehicles in the U, S,—in 1954 there were 9,100,000. In Michigan in 1912 there were 2420, in 1954 312,000, alone there were 1122 In Branch Co, eommercial vehicles. In 1954, 260,000 people were employed by trucking companies and the average pay per year was $4950.00. In Branch County 1178 people were employed in the trucking business, Approximately 50 million dollars is paid to the State of Michigan by the trucking industry with 19 million dollars being paid to the U, S, in excise tax. He told us that a very large perdentage of Michigan produce is hawled by trucks, -vdiich includes everything from dairy products t? furniture. Visiting Rotarians included Gill Pilliod, Orville Stevens, Robert Bi*okaw, Gaylord Gilbert of Angola; Donald Putt, Auburn; Fred Zinn, Battle Creek: T,J.Zimmcrman and Carlton McKenzie, Quincy; Elmer Houghton, Vim, Cadman, Gordon Brewer, Clint Powley, R, J, Megargle, and Frank D©Vor, Bro,ns#«nj and Julius Fietz© of Coldwater, Ray Mulchahey ones. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Chur<h — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMITTEES OF MICH. Functions of the Committee I OFFICERS BY ●vant eonunittaes are appointed on pesrticular phases of vocational Club Service This committee shall and coordinate the of c. Relations pointed FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President the club machinery on the execu JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. Roy Fox CHARLES SCHMin, Asst. Secretary James MeComb, Donald Shorno LESTER WISi Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Falter, club service, in order to develop Director-Chrmn. e. Vice President, James MeComb e. Wilford Couillord John Wolker Stuart Picard f. 12:15 word, John Walker, Roy Patterson Program — Douglas Wood- Month, i. P. M. |j. PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY J. INTERNATIONAL Chicago, SECRETARY Bill first service Rotarions, Bobler. Torg individually and as Trebilcock, Woyne Way. b. Crippled Children — Horvey Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth each Putnam, c. Rural - Urban — Warren d. Youth — Axner Olson, Alfred Rice, ROTARY GEORGE F. INTERNATIONAL DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. their tionships and vocational rela improving the in f. Student Skabo Student Holtz, . Seton Bovee 27-Lester Wise APRIL- 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox Howard MAY- 1—Children's Parly— Axner Olson 8—Dr.- Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Ladies' 29—John 12—Bert Biringer Night—Web Treat Jackson JLiNE5—Rotary Information Les Woodward Faller 19-Poul Hurley 1—Crippled Children Dr." Harvey Moss Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Sehwengel OCTOBER- 4—Mork Andrews 11—International Information Harold Munn 18—Otis Barnes Livermore 17—Tri-State 26—Ken Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting Chester Curry. 15—'Public Information Duke Davidson 10—Dr. Don Shorno 22—International (The first name under eoch . 17—Lloyd Livermore g. Boys' & Girls' Week — general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the 10—Bob ^Borney Trebilcock 8—Dick Relations— . 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— M. A. McKeith 20—All SpoVts Banquet- NOVEMBER- Guest—Edward Moore Charlie Fiske MARCH- 25—Ladies' Night Lou Pennington Williams, Russell Waldron, Services club in discharging their respon in Chester Curry 21—Russ 28—Competitor PROGRAMS 27—Stog Nite — committee shall devise and carry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, into effect plans which will guide Robert Lyons, GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this sibilities ROTARY 6—Warner Van Aken 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier , a. Community Sofety — Raymond * under 7—Community Safety Wayne Way 14-Boys' & Girls' Week- Bovee. Fred Weeks thoughtful of and helpful to oth Vocationol Service Committee: This DISTRICT, . 1956 30—International INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th Seton 23-Ed Holts by members of the Rotary Club, to be Sowers, nome Fred Weeks, 1956 FEBRUARY- Projects: effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- III. ROTARY of Information — Ernest ers in the community. Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. Vocational GENERAL ideals his personol, business and community life." The committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Taylor, foster the k. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dale (The discharge the obligations of the third object Luse, Leslie Wpodword. Public Informotion — Duane Dean, ROTARY Student — 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson — 2—Trade Association ' . Gus Burandt 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. Community Service to Byron Thomos JANUARY (The first name under each committee is Chairman) of Rotary — "to encourage and Webster Treat Davidson, Ted International 1955 It is the duty of the Community Committee 27—Scholarships 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— Ralph Toupalik Knight. c. is.Chairman) Membership — Robert Shaw, every Rotorlon to Rotary Information Vinton 3—Ted Sowers Harold Munn, Harold Mc- (The first name under each Service word, Garvey Bent, Richard Biringer, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 International Trade Associations — committee men AUGUST - 1955 g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings Regular—First Thursday each b. Club Bulletin — Roy Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood- and Fritz Von Aken Dale Dean Torg Skabo Lewis Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Eric Sehwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, professional Will Couillord, Director-Chrmn. tion of the plans and program of d.. Four*Woy Test — DIRECTORS President, — and united in the Ideal of service. Howard Teeter b. Classificalioii — Edwprd Holtz, Mark Andrews, Ca’rl Vinton, The business a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupalik TORG SKABO, President c. Peorce standing, good will and peace through o world fellowship of the Magazine Committees and such phases K. of such committees. supervise Stuart Picard, Direetor-Chrmn. of activities particular B. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery other committees as may be ap on 6—Or. the activities voncement of international under formation, Public Information and b. Competitor 1955-1956 OECEMBER- Services vise and coordinate the Clossification, Membership, a. Buyer*5eller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Progrom, Fellowship, Rotary In ELECTION International service, this committee shall super* To encourage and foster the od- committee is chairman) Contacts F^rold Goodholm’ 29-Or. John The above is our program schedule for the year 1955*56. if you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the choage. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details, Rick- 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill Bobler DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 i '■r.f ■:-Ja ●a r-*-' - V . \ U ' 1' »* > ● . f-> ■iV;' t ' . I ● \3:-\ ■ {' ● /●●●● '■ 1 c iito:- .. I A-—^ « I I ■i r. ● e ● The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR t ;r societ Frederick 'Jieeks Quality Spring Products, Coldwater, iiich* Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Inc* �u He Profits Most Who Servers Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. April 27, 1956 43 YOUR GRANDCHILD, YOUR GAL FRIEND'S CHILD, Last week's program, in charge of Eric Schwengel, was one which should appeal to OR SOMEBODY ELSE'S YOUl^GSTER TO ROTARY CLUB, AXNER OLSON, mo IS CHAIRMAN FOR J.fertln Schwartz of the Battle Creek Child ^lEXT '/TEEK IS KIDS' DAY. BRING YOUR CHILD all dads. He had as his speaker, Mr. IS BUT WE HAVE HIS GUARANTEE THAT IT '■aLL Guidance Clinic, who outlined the changes in attitude which have taken place in the BE INTERESTING, EXCITING, INFORMATIVE AND fairly recent past which has influenced STUPENDOUS. the role which the father plays in the THE DAY. WON'T TELL US ¥,IiAT THE PROGRAM life The announcement was made at last Tuesdayl5 meeting that Bob Rice has been selected of his adolescent children. He stated that the father at the present time is the advisor of his child in many ways from the Coldwater ^igh School to attend and the pattern set by the father is very Camp Emory at the expense of the Club. frequently reflected in the behavior ^ This follows a pattern which has been established over the years—the Coldwater the Rotary Club sending one or two boys each ARE YOU A SCOOTER? year. be interested in attendance, and keep his children. Every Rotarian should good attendance record intact. Chuck Woodward and Bob Shaw tell us that 30 Rotarians have signed up for the base ball trip to Detroit on May 23. There are vacancies for 10 more persons and if any Rotarian has a friend whom he believes Rotary International attendance contest rules plainly state that to be counted present, a member must stay for 60^ of the meeting, which in our case would be 39 minutes. If a member must "scoot” for some reason, would like to go, they should contact Chuck or Bob immediately. Reservations will be closed on Tuesday, May 1st and he should endeavor to stay at least 39 minutes before leaving. Your Secretary the money for the tickets should be paid doesn't like to mark a member absent, neither does he relish the idea of falsi on that day. Maurice Payne wishes this announcement made: the balance of rehearsels for the Minstrel Show will be held in the High School auditorium on Monday and i/lednesday nights, beginning next Monday, April 30th, Tickets for the Minstrel Show, which is to be given on May 16-17, were distributed by Jim McComb, the general ticket chair man, and each Rotarian is expected TO SELL 20 TICKETS. You are not to put them in your pockets and turn in the correct amount of moneyl Incidentally your editor was at the Hillsdale Club on Thursday, the 26th, to urge the sale of tickets and on© of the Hillsdale members stated that if the sample which he heard recently was typical that the show ought to be a good one. John Jackson continues to improve and by the time you get this bulletin he will probably be at home just "rearing to go", fying his records to protect a member's attendance contrary to instructions. Let's be honest with ourselves and with our Club and net place our Secretary in an em barrassing position". Guests on Tuesday were: Glen Barnett, Bob Stocker, H, H, Patterson, Gordon Brewer, Dick Schultz and Paul Work of Bronson; C. McKenzie and Elmer Anderson of Quincy; Howard Eggleston of Toledo, Ohio; and Cronston Wilcox of Coldwater, Absent were: Andrews, Jackson, Kerr, Livermore, McKeith, McKnight, Schmitt, Treat, Trebilcock, W, Van Aken, Clyde Williams and Les Tfoodward. The Rotary Glut, unlike other associa-tiais of men, is not formed by individuals drawn togeftier by community of nationality, of occupation, profession or business, of religion, of opinion, or even taste. It is formed by individuals drawn together by the desire to meet men of different Les Woodward is still in the hospital but is improving. nationalities, occupations, religions, opinions and tastes. Red McKnight and his Rotary Ann are in California. They expect to fly back to Barney Trebilcock has been gadding all over the state—Detroit, Lansing, Albion Coldwater fairly soon. and points in between. Roy Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thur.doy 12:15 M. BRONSON ●— Congregotionai Church — Wedn.tday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Eik« Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �rotary club evant committees ore appointed on particulor phases of vocational COMMIHEES of Club Service MICH* ● «f »be Committee ●This and committee shall coordinate the vise and of supervise Picard, formation, Public Information and b. Competitor ELECTION 19SS-1956 TORG SKABO, President ' the Magazine.Committees and such ■ ' - other committees as may FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. Jpmes McComb, Oireetor-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, Roy Fox Mark.'.Andrews, DIRECTORS James McComb Dale Dean Stuart Picard,. Wilf.ord Couillard John Walker Carl Vinton, , Roy Patterso& e. Program f. -- Membership — Robert Shaw, Websteir Treat Regula/^First Thursday each . Month, 12:15 PP*M. Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL .(The first .name -under each PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY J. foster the every Rotorion Services' 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van "Why Information — 14-ABoys' & Girl^' Week— Chester Curry 21—Ross Moore - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS . . ideals of to 30—International .personal, Frpd Weeks individually'* Cmd as T3-4-H M. 3—4-Way Test-Roy Fox 10—Bpb'li.v.ermore ■ 17—Jri-Sta'le. Meeting— ' . Howard Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- 1—CJjildren's Porfy— k " ● v' ^ Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw 4—Mirk Andrews Information .Mc^s, Donald Harris, Kenneth , 11-^lBteiviational '“Hcnold Munn c. ' -● 22—Ladies'‘Night—Web Treat 29—John 18—Otis'Bornes Rural..- Urban — 1^irren . Lou Alfred VocafiorKil.Service Committee: This club- in discharging {thbif respon GOVERNOR 219th ROTARY GEORGE F. sibilities in their .vocational DISTRICT, 5—Rotary Information Pennington' L'es - tionships INTERNATIONAL general DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. and ' in . improving stondords of the 29—Dr. John committee is chairMdn) In the Rick The above Is our progtam schedule for the year ,1955-56. i.' .. . ' . If you want to change dotes.'Witb another'merpber, advise the program chairman of the. change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist .with the details.' ● * ' 3—President's Meeting Irrformation ''. , Hbrold Goodho.fm . (The first ribrne 'Under epcK practice -. In their respective vocations. ■15-Public 26—Ken' Putnam JUIY10—Dr. Don Dujce Davidson ● 22—Inlernatipnal Contacts Chester Curry. Woodward 12-rBert Foller 19-Paul Hurley Rice. g. Boys'& Girls'Week — rela Jackson JUNE- 25-*La.dies' Night Wilifams, Rus|ell W.aldron. d. Youth — Axner' Olsbft, ■ Wise APRIL- ' . Barney Ttebilceck OCT9BER.- McKeith 27-Lester Student 27—Slag Nile — ● Trebilcock, Wayne Way. ' b. Crippled Children — Harvey A. ,20—All Sports BanquetSeton Bovee, Fair-AI Rice J Fiske . 6—Bob Lyons . 20—Chpt Allenjior a. Community Safety — Roymond Putnam. Chorlie 13—Buyer-Seller— Torg Skobo 23-EcT Holtz bv service his 28—Competitor Relations— MARCH- NOVEMBER’ international committee shall devis^ and carry e; Scholarships — Byron Thom'a.s, , ,1—Crippidd Chijdrep , into effect plans \Vhich wifi guide Dr. Harvey Moss . Robert Lyons. , GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 8—Dick'Biringer »- * and assist the .memoers-iof ~this f. Student Guest-rEdword Holtz, GENERAL,SECRCTARY ROTARY 10—Employee & Employer Relotionship— Ralph Toupolik committee is Chairman) business and comrpunity life." The III. Vocational . 2—TrOde 'Associotion to . discharge - 1956 3—Ted Sowers ● effect of this obfbt Is tojnfluence SEPTEMBER-'6-Warner Van Aken commjftee. ,i> Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Commitlev Rolorians, Public Information — Duane Dovidson, Ted - Sowers, k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Dale Dean. Bill Bobier. , ' Byron Thomas JANUARY * Gus Burandt 9—BUI Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. Chester Curry.’ members of the Rotary Club, ]to be thoughtful of oVid helpful to oth .Rotary Information — Ernest ers im the community. '● ' LuSe, Teslie' Woodword. Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. ' j. .of (The first name under each 1955 is the duty of the Community Pearce Vinton 31—Roy Patterson . Harold Munn, Harold McFEBROfcRYKnight. 7—Community Safety International Student Projects: . . Woyne V/ay Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. , h. Atogozjne'.'—' )<eith Avery, i. men International c. the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and ' Dpuglas Wood g. Musi^. T< Maurice .Payne, V ; Community Service If Service ward, Hay/ey Bent, pence AUGUST - 1955 Ray J^tslchaheyi' Keiv Putnam, ■ * Richard Biringer. Board of EKrectors Meetings . (The fir$tt>iome Under'eoeh committee is Chairman) President, Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Chorles Wood Torg Skabo Lewis Club Bulletin -7.. ward, John Wolker, and fellowship Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn.- Trade AsMciations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt b. Classification — Edward Holtz, c. will professionol united in the ideal of service. b. Donald Sh'orno r e. Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Pearce, Fritz Van Aken — good ahd a, world business pointed on aparticular phases -of c. club service, in order to develop Howord Teeter' the club mochinery on the execu tion of the'plans and program of d. Four-Way (Test — ● JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary The Relations K. standing, a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Ralph Toupolik - be ap B. 13—Carl 20—Rev. Keith Avery 27—Scholarships through Direetor-Chrmn. the Classificotion, . Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, RoVory In OFFICERS BY 6—Dr. To eneouroge and foster the ad the ctttivities vancement of iriternational under coordinate such committees. of Stuart activities OECEMBER- International ‘Services- service, this committee shall super Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31-Bill ● Bobier DOUGLAS WOODy/ARD, . - Program Chairman Telephone 125 V - L . I '» - ' « , 1 ..c \ A ■ '.-t '> V ■>. -n '●I' ■ "V* * ■‘>y r. t. .1 .»● s'. ' « *● ■J t- « ■f. 1 ‘i I ●v V VI- >. . I « ●I, I ●> r. . 's'- I . . ● I *● - ' ' V" .f >●'' J' ■ ' . t I.. i. > >■ 'A ■ , The COLDWATER U.'s.A I Rotary REFLEGTQR ■ 1956 ■ sooh-p '-j: STRIKE ’■R AMERiC/\N ■lETY fr^edericjc . Qu^i^.ity Spring Products doldwater, Mich. Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Mfeeting Time: Tuesday,-12:15 p. m„ Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME 1 - V J-.V ● ■ f Inc. �April 26, 1956 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications listed below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary within one week. Major Nam© Bernard Me Laney Classification Hotels, Resorts & Minor Classification Refreshment Parlor Restaurants Dr. K. L. Olmsted Medicine Orthopedics Signed - J. A» Kennedy, Secretary �it He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotarj/ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Mtchig an The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 44 May 4, 1956 THERE miL BE NO MEETING TUESDAY NOON, MAY 8, AT THE ARLINGTON HOTEL. THIS 13 TO BE THE Your Editor is sorry that he missed the Rids’ Day on May 1st. His two cherubs went with "Red” *'^cKnight, the agreement TRI-STATE MEETING OTCH '.'ILL BE HELD T’TOSDAY EVENING, MAY 10, AT POTTA’NATTOMIE INN, POKAGON STATE PARK. MONTPELIER IS TO BE THE HOST CLUB. THE DIN^'IER mu. AT 7:00 P.M. EASTERN bejng that your editor is to take his grandchildren when they are a-vailoble. From the report of the kids, the program was thoroughly enjoyed by kids and adults STANDARD TIME (COLD‘=U.TER TIME)« CARS ARE alike and Mrs, Melchior of Lorraine, TO did a masterful job in displaying her 'lEET AT TH'^ BON-AMC 6:00 P.M. CLUB AT .ABO^^T puppets—or maybe ^ sh 'Uld say Marionettes AND IF YOU DO NOT H/WS A RIDE BE THERE SO I've never been able to distinguish one from the other. Axner Olson^ was Chairman for the meeting, and ho is to be SO!.!SONE IL\Y PICK YOU UP. If you plan to attend the Rotary Club at Quincy on MONday to make-up, it mijht be wise to aflill someone in advance Ohio congratulated on enterbaining program for the group. so they make plans for the increased number of lunches., Tuesdays’ guests included R. J. Megargla Gometiines in the past this and Bob Pennell of Bronson, Dale ^lery, has proved to be a good deal of trouble for the Quincy club. Goshen, Ind Howard Eggleston, Toledo, Ohio and -^ee Husch and Quentin Smith of «> i Ernie Luse has been mad© chairman of the Angola, "On to Kalamazoo A. Z. Baker Day" v;hich is to be in June, If you plan on join ing this pilgrimage, get in touch with Abs'^nt were Burandt, Couillard, Etsweiler. the Fiskc, Jackson,'^cAeith, Moss, Mulchahoy, Munn.r Patterson, Sch^vengel, Thomas, income tax expert, Warren Uilliams and -i^es Woodward, Maurice ^a;yne tells us that minstrel show practice is to be each :’.k>nday and Wednesday night at the Roosevelt Sohcol Auditorium, Come and join the agonizing. We note from the Rotarian for May that At the Board of Directors meeting, held in the United States with 222 having been there are novv Rotary clubs in 97 different countries. Read page 3 to find out v/here they are. This makes 0; 990 Rotary clubs organized since ‘^uly 1, 1955, May 3rd at the Arlington Hotel, Ernie Luso was requested to negotiate v.dth the Rotarians who are employers or employees should read the article on page 10 of this Coldwater Grange with a view to leasing their building at the 4-H pair grounds for us© of the club for this year’s fair. month’s Rotarian and then follow that by reading the article on page 12, ©ntitlod, It was the opinion of the group that "We hire the whole ^’^an". Then, since the Rotary Club is interested in handicapped with increased facilities the club would be able to embark on a larger project. More details people, road the article on pjge 16, later. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Dale Dean was requested to be responsi An executive is a contortionist who keeps on his toes, his feet on the ground, and his heels on the ble for the roplacement or renovation of the Rotary Club signs tc the entrances of Coldwater. de sk. A tip of the hat to the VanAkens en the We were sorry to learn of the death of construction of their Jess TvAldron’s mother and wish to express greenhouse sales room which is nearing completicn^ Also,- our syra-pathy to Jess and Mrs, Waldron, tip of the hat to Mac McKeith on his grand job of fund raising for the oancer a Ray -viulchahey society in Branch County, The balance on hand in the general fund of the club on *iprll 30th was $820.53, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER e QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tovern - Mondoy 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER;^ MICH. Functions of BY the ELECTION TORG SKABO, President of such committees. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Employer-Employee Relations— Ralph Toupalik the Aims ond Obieets Committee. Roy Fox James McComb, LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, e. e. DIRECTORS Fritz Van Aken James McComb Dale Deanf- ' e. Gust ROTARY Herbert J. Information Luse„. Leslie Dean. SECRETARY effect of this object is to influence Rotarians, INTERNATIONAL Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Putnam, c. GEORGE F. DEAN, Urban — Warren 1—Crippled Chitdfon Sfudent 8—Dick assist the member^ of in their vocational Guest—Edward Holtz, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — rela Chester Curry. tionships and in improving the general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the (The first nome. under 'each , committee is chdirmon) Dr. 29—Dr. John - r ■ e Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—John Mitchell Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- 19-Paul. Hurley 26—Ken Putnam JULY 15—Public Informotion Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Goodholm Harold ' 15—Bob 5—Rotary Information Biringer Harold 8—Dr. Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller Harvey Moss . Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you wont to chonge'dates with another^member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special program^, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . Meeting— Teeter 1—Children's Porty— NOVEMBER- Robert Lyons, this f. APRIL- 24—Eric Schwengel 25—Ladles' Night Lou Pennington Scholarships .— Byron Thames', effect pl'ons which will guide Rice, McKeith Bovee Wise Axner Olson committee shall, devise and carry o. sibilities CHARLOTTE, MICH. ● Willioms, 'Russell* Waldron, d. Youth — Axner Olson, Services club in discharging their respon DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL Rorol A. Seton 27-Lester MAY- 4—Mofk Andrews 11—Iriternatlonal Information Harold Munn 18—Otis Barnes b. Crippled Children — Harvey Relations— Charlie Fiske Howard a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- Bobier...,' Moore 2B—Competitor 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 27-Stag Nife !» Borney Trebilcock Trebilcock, Wayne Way. Chester Curry 21—Russ 17—Tri-Stafe Aken 13-4-H Foir-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemler Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. 7—Community Sofety V/ayne V/oy 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— 10—Bob Livermore Van Alfred and ROTARY os FEBRUARY- M. Student Vocational Service Committee: This GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS into GOVERNOR 219lh and Ernest ers in .the community. III. ROTARY individually 6—Warner Employer 20—All Sports Banquet— SEPTEMBER- members of the Rotary Club, to bo thoughtful of and helpful to oth (The first name under each committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Chicago, Bill 23-Ed Holtz 30—International Fred Weeks & 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— Torg Skabo and - 1956 MARCH- 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt the ideals of service by Rotarian to his personal, business and community life." The Woodward, Vocational GENERAL — Rotary — "to encourage foster every Public Information — Duane . Davidson. Ted Sowers, k. Sergeont-at-Arms — Dale INTERNATIONAL Taylor, of j. Special~At the coll'of the President PRESIDENT Rotary — ROTARY PROGRAMS 27—Scholarships Byron Thomas JANUARY Ralph Toupolik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson Harold Me- 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. the obligations of the third object Webster Treat Month, i. ● 1956 Pearce Relationship— International Student Proiects: Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 1955 Community Service h. Magazine — Keith Avery, 12:15 P. M. Information K. Vinton 10—Employee Milnes. International B. 20-Rev. Keith Avery 3—Ted Sowers Goodholm, (The first name under each committee is Chairman) Burandt It is the duly of the Community Service Committee to discharge ♦ g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Boord of Directors Meetings ROTARY 6—Dr. 13—Carl men AUGUST - 1955 Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, Membership — Robert Shaw, f. Wm. b. c. Bulletin — 'ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson Wilford Couillord John Walker DISTRICT 219 professional Knight, (The first name under each committee is Chairman) Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship — Charles Wood- and Torg Skabo Club Harold Bob Livermore Eric Sehwongel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Peorce. Regular—First Thursdoy eoch and Harold Munn, Donald Shorno Trade Associations — Director-Chrmn. b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton, Stuart Picard business other committees as moy be ap pointed on particular phases of c. club service, in order to develop CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretory President, DECEMBER- Services standing, good will and peace through o world fellowship of supervise Stuart Picard, Direetor-Chrmn. of activities Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — FRITZ VANAKEN, Vice-President President, Vice International To encourage ond foster the ad the Classification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller —■ M. McKeith, united in the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. 1955-1956 The oppointed vise and coordinate the activities vancement of international under the Committee coordinate ore service, this committee shall super This committee shall and conmiitteei. on pa;>icular phases of vocational Club Service I OFFICERS event COMMIHEES OF 'S—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck Woodward 31—Bill Bobier PO'UGIAS WOODW>kRD, Program Chairman ■Telephone 125 - ;u, '■* 1' I.. V- 'ZKT ■ ■ * . t J i * t iv I '2 -V ■,4' t- I The COLDWATER STRI Rotary REFLECTOR CiE Frederick Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS H* Weeks Quality Spring Products, Coldwater, Mich. WELCOME Inc* �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER jRotor;/ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michig an The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No* 45 Moy 11, How many prospects have you approached for the purchase of tickets to the Minstrel Show? How many tickets have you sold? Jim McComb is asking for upto-date reports on sales and indications are that many persons have not been approached to buy tickets* The club members might vjell take a page out of the Band parents* book since they demon strated that tickets can be sold if you 1956 We understand that several Rotarians took a very active part in the recent fund raising for the Methodist Church, We have never heard of a girls^ barber shop quartette. We believe it.should be the Beauty Parlor Warblers but apparently they furnished good entertainment at the Tri-State meeting at Pokagon on Thursday evening. It's rare to find a RotarJ-'an will see your prospect. vjith any hair and a red-haired Rotarian is indeed a rarity, 7/e understand that In this connection, a tip of tha hat to cne particular red-haired Rotarian came in for a lot of kidding on Thursday Don Harris for the tremendous job that was done in the appearance of the U. S. Navy Band* Also, a tip of the'^hat to Chet Cufry in his leading of the band. 7/e understand that John Dtsweiler of the Lewis Houston has been selected by the Community health Center has hired a new Director of f^urses. We wish him success Youth Committee in the administration of his hospital. fob attendance at the Wolverine Boys* State which is held each year at Michigan State University. evening. President Torg has just received notice that the Constantine Rotary ^lub is again The club has been asked to send a rep resentative to Battle Creek on Friday* May 18th, to discuds plans’ for the daretakers* lodge which is to be held at the Boy Scout Camp T. Ben Johnson. It is to raise funds for this camp that the Minstrel Show is being put on at this time. Don't forget that on Thursday evening, after the performance of the Minstrel Show, there are to be sandwiches and "refreshments" at the Elks' Temple, sponsoring their annual plowing contest which is to bo held August 27-28 and that Secretary of Agriculture* Ezra Benson, is to bo the speaker on the 28th of August, Bad weather and poor flying conditions grounded the Reverend Darald Lindner of Kimberly, Ohio who was to be the speaker at the Tri-State meeting held Thursday evening, Mr, Faulkner substituted as the speaker and from all reports the meeting vvas .quite successful. There were 26 members of the ^old-^/zeter Club present. This reinforces the fact that Coldwater Branch County regrots the loss of Bob Smith, the local Y,m,C,A, Secretary, v/ho is moving to Yakami, Washington. 7/e understand that he has an extremely good job and v;e v;ish him all the success in Rotary members do not like to go to evening meetings. the world. ever, if they v/ill read theoopinions by Rotarians are usually very busy men and their time for reading is limited, Hov/John T, Fredericks which are published in the Rotarian each month, they might find some book listed in which they would A tip of the hat to Bill Bobier, and wish for success, in his new venture of Readymix concrete vJhich is being manufactured by the Legg-Stuckey Company. be interested in reading. Les Woodward is at St. Joseph's ^rcy of health and v/oalth always depends on which one you have lost. THOUGHT FOR TES DAY: Hospital in.Ann Arbor where his room The relative value number is 3027, If >ou are in Ann Arbor you might stop to see him; or drop him a card. Ray Mulchahey Doug Woodward is to be congratulated on the job of landscaping and seeding which v/as done at the St, Mark's Episcopal church. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. Functions j OFFICERS BY event committees are appointed Internoltonol Services on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad COMMITTEES OF This and vise and coordinate the of such committees. of the Committee committee sholl coordinate the supervise Stuart Picard, activities of ELECTION pointed on particular phases of club service, in order to develop the club machiVie'ry ori the execu TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President business Ralph Toupailk LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Falter, Eric Schwengel, Paul Wm. Howard Teeter CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary e. Trode Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, b. Clossification — Edward Holtz, Mark Andrews, Carl Vinton. ward, John Walker,. Fritz Van'Aken e. f. ProQram — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard BirInger. Membership — Rbbert Shaw, Webster Treol g. Music — Maurice Payne, Community Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and individually and as members of the Rotary Club, to be h. Magazine —’ K«ith Avery, thoughtful of and helpful to oth Informatiori — Ernest ers in the community. Regular—First .Thursday each Month, i. . Rotary Luse, Leslie Woodward, j. Public Information — Duone Davidson, Ted Sowers, President k. Sergeont-ot-Arms — Dale Dean. 219 PRESIDENT Herbert ROTARY ROTARY J. INTERNATIONAL Bill Bobier. (The first name under each committee is Chairman) INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, SECRETARY ROTARY Putnam. Urban Williams, Services Russell , Alfred Rice. club DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F.; .DEAN, CHARLQTTB, MICH. in discharging their - respon f. Student Guest—Edward Holtz, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. general standards ● of practice !n (The first name under each committee is chairman) their respective vocations. In the sibilities in tionships ond their vocational in improving rela the The obove is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. — 31—Roy Patterson 21—Russ is Chairman) 2—Trade Associotion Gus Burandt Torg Moore 2B—Competitor Relations— Charlie Fiske MARCH- 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— 9—Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. M. A. McKelth 20—Al,l Sports Banquet— Skobo Seton ,23-Ed Holtz Bovee 27—Lester Wise, . APRIL- 3—4-Woy Test—Roy Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17—Tri-State Meeting— 6—Warner Van Aken 13_4.H Fair-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemler ' 24—Eric Schwengel 27—Stag Nite — MAY- Howard Teeter 1—Children's Porty— Axner Olsori 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Elob Shaw 22—Ladies' 29—John Bornes Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- Night 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward Pennington 12—Bert Faller 19—Paul Hurley ' 1—Crippled Children 26—Ken Dr. Harvey Moss 3—President's Meeting 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29—Dr. John Rick »/ Putnam JULY- 8—Dick Biringer -. . 10—Dr.. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Liverraore 24—Chuck Woodward 3J-Bill Bobier DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 ..a ’■ i S- i, ● ●1 ●4' 24—Jim Van Why c. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having, special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. » Relationship— Ralph Toupolik NOVEMBER- Robert Lyons, Byron Thomas JANUARY - 1956 Harold Munn, Harold McFEBRUARYKnight. 7—Community Safety Internotional Student Projects: Wayne Way Fred Weeks, Seton Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— (The first name under each Chester Curry Lou committe.e, shalf devise ond carry e. Scholarships — Byron-.Thomas, 27—Scholarships Internationol 25—ladies' Waldron, Pearce b. 18—Otis — Warren d. Youth — Axner Olson, into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this ROTARY Rural K. Vinton 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. Barney Trebilcock Dean, Director-Chrmn. B. 3—Ted Sowers Milnes. Information 6—Dr. 13—Corl 20—Rev. Keith Avery 10—Employee & Employer a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER'Trebilcock, Wayne Way. 4—Mark Andrews b. Crippled Children — Harvey 11—Internolionol Information Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Harold Munn Vocational 5ecvj ce Committee; This INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th Dale c. III. ■ Vocotional GENERAL men foster the ideals of service by. ●30-rlnternational 'Student Fred Weeks every Rotorian to' his personal, business ond community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- Rotarions, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings DISTRICT professional 1955 . 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS It is the duty of the Community Ses.vice Roy fatterson Dale Dean James McComb Wiiford Couillard Stuart Picard John Walker Speciol—At the call of the under AUGUST - 1955 ..Ray Mulchohey, Ken Putnam, Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood- 12:15 P. M. end committee (The first name under each committee is Chairman) e._ Club Bulletin _— DIRECTORS Torg Skobo international standing, good will and peace through o world fellowship of Oirector-Chrmn. tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test— the Aims and Obiects Committee. Roy Fox Donald Shorno James .McComb, Director-Chrmn. President, vancement of the Clossification, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. *McKeith, united in the ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Reiotions — Lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees and such a. Internationol Contacts — Pennington, Chos. Fiske. other committees as may be ap Harold Goodholm, c. Employer-Employee Relations— 1955-1956 The activities DECEMBER- « . T ●S ● h I i The COLD WATER R. Rotary REFLECTOR Frederick H. Seeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Coldwater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Hich. �u He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michlgon The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 46 May 18, 1956 The Rotary Club minstrel has come and gone and from all reports it was a ’’howling success”. Everyone seems to have enjoyed it, and special thanks of the club should go to Erie Schwengel for At last Tuesday’s meetine one former memter, Kenneth Olmstead. rejoined the club, and a new member, Bernard Laney, was admitted to the cl-ub. Bernard Laney, the son of ?/ilbur and pearl Laney, was born at his stage settings and to Maurice ^ayne Sunrise, Wardell, Mrs, Florence Kiess, Glen. Holtz, Terry Ebertz, Dave Mettler, Terry Tompkins, "Red” Baldwin, Jack Clark, a drivG-in restaurant in Alpena which John Hayes, Harland Bond, and Harold as an aircraft consultant by the Kaiser Russell. Corporation for a period of two years when Minnesota, To reach Sunrise go north of St. Paul on U.S. 61 approximately for the marvelous job which he did, and to Mrs. Rasmussen, our female accompanist. 40 miles to North Branch; then east 10 Also, to the make-up people and all others miles to the junction of 95 and north on 95 to the village. He first saw the light who took part in the program^ Those who of day on January 16, 1910 and completed helped in the make-up were Joyce vYalker, high school at Sunrise^ For some 17 years Mr. and iirs. Bud Stoughton, Beverly he was an employee of the Ford Motor Co* Burnham, Sonya “iaurer, '^ead Rude, Bob and following a period of training at the Martz, and Phyllis Coscarelli. Addition Consolidated Aircraft in California he had al people who took part in the program the supervision of building 3-36 airplanes v/ere Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Feller, Venita at the bomber plant at ^'^illow Run. In Smith, Arlene Ritzeraa, Alice Erb, 'Wave A copy of the Bulletin is being 1947 he left the Ford Motor Co, and started operated until 1952 when he was employed sent to each of these people so they may they took over the bomber plant at Willow know the Club appreciates their part in Run. making the Minstrel Show a success and that the Club appreciates the very fine work they did in participating. He returned to Alpena in 1953 and then sold out his business in 1955. He is now planning on opening a new drive-in here in Coldv^^Qte^ about Memorial Day, in addition to his drive-in restaurant business he owns the Starlight Root Beer JIM MCCOMB IS ASKING THAT ALL TEAM CAPTAINS BE READY TO MKE A FINAL ACCOUNT* concentrate Co. and has 16 root beer drive-ins under franchise scattered from ING OF TICKET SALES AJ® TO HIVE THE CASH Florida all over the United States. READY TO TUroi IN AT TUESDAY’S MS’^TING. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THIS BE DONS SINCE THE fUTTER iiUST BE TAKEN CARE OF IMMEDIATELY. According to all reports, about 1450 people saw the show on Wednesday and Thursday nights. The thanks of the club should also go to businesses and individuals who purchased advertising space in the programs, It On May 29, 1931 he married Rhea Rhinehart in Chelsea, Michigan. She was born in Hudson, Michiganp and his wife said she knevf him at least a year before she married him. He belongs to the First Baptist Church, his favorite food is grilled steakp his wife buys his neckties and she says he leans to brown suits and ties. She also reports that he^s easy going and comfort able to live with. He is 5 ft. 9 ir. tall, would appear that the club is going to come out very well financially and will weighs 155 lbs., and wears an 8-g shoej. At share of the amount underwritten for the drive-in number will be 1475. endeth the first lesson.) be able to meet at least a part of their building of the caretaker’s lodge at Camp T Ben Johnson, Boy Scout Camp. Les WooSrd is still in the University Hospital and we understand he is to have surgery next week. the present time he lives at 371 Morse St. where his home phone is 463-J. The new (Here Next week’s program is to be in charge of Ken Putnam. -When we inquired as to what the program is going to be he gave us a long harangue on his belief in longevity Better drop him a card. and since many people dig their graves In line with the Minstrel Show, we think this THOUGHT FOR THE DAY is quite appropriates A city and a chorus girl are very much alike ’tis trues A city's built with outskirts—a chorus girl is, too. v/ith a fork the film will have to do with keeping your waist line in control, re ducing, eating proper foods and being able to place your hands on the edge of the table and pushing back when you should. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elkf Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BAniE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY event Club Service service, this committee shall super This committee coordinote the Classification, Program, ELECTION shall and the committee* are oppointed International on particular phases of vocofionol supervise Stuart Picard, Director-Chrmn. of activities Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Fellowship, Rotary Russell In through a business and world fellowship professional Moore, other committees as may be ap 10—Employee CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary James McComb, Director-Chrmn. c. Harold Munn, Harold MeKnighf. International Student Projects: LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Faller, Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, e. c. DIRECTORS The James McComb Dale Dean Stuart Picard Wilford Couillard e. John Walker f.'" Membership — Robert Shaw, „Webster Treat Thursday each 12:15 P. M. Special—At the call of the PRESIDENT ROTARY Herbert J. Chicago, B6bler. III. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F. DEAN, Gus Torg 13—Buyer-Seller— M. Individually .and as Student CHARLOHE, MICH. c. Rural..- Urban — Warren . 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Vocational .Service Committee: This .Alfred Rice, committee ihall devise ond carry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons, club in discharging sibilities in their Lou respon f. Student 24—Eric Schwengel Dr. vocational rela Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Lpdies' 29—John jlJNE- Night 12'—Bert Falle( 19—Poul Hurley ^6—Ken Potnom Harvey Moss JULY- Biringer Contacts . - ‘ 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno ● 17—Lloyd Livermore ' 24—Chuck Horold Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Night—Web Treat Jackson ' 5—Rotary Information Les Woodward Pennington , 22—International , 1—Children's Party— 15—Public Information Duke Davidson g. Boys' & Girls' Week — .Chester Curry. . tionships' and in improving the general standards of practice in (The first name under each their respective vocations. In the committee,is choirmon) their MAY- 1—Crippled Children 8—Dick Holtz, Meeting— Howard Teeter NOVEMBER- Guest—Edward Livermore 17—Tri-Stole 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice 20—Chet Allemler 25—ladies' Williams, Russell Waldron, Bovee Wise APRIL- 11—International Informotion Harold Munn 18—Otis Barnes Putnam, McKeith ' Seton 27—Lester 6—Warner Van Ai(en b. Crippled Children — Harvey , Mess, Donald Harris^Kenneth A. 20—All Sports Banquet— Skabo 23-Ed Holtz 30—International Fred Weeks foster the ideals of service by every Rotariaq to his personal, business ond community life." The 6—Bob.Lyons Burandt d. Yputh — Axner Olson, into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS; CHr^AGb, ILLINOIS and assist the me'mbers' of this GOVERNOR 219th 2—Trade Association 9-Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. thoughtful of and helpful to otK- ' (The first’ name upder each committee is Chairman} INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Charlie Fiske Rotary Information — Ernest ers in the comrnunity. 27—Stag Nife — Luse, Leslie Woodward, 1 Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. Barney Trebilcock j. Public Informotion — Duone < a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERDavidson, Ted Sowers, President Trebilcocx, Wayne Way. k. Sergeqnt-ot-Arms — Dale 4—Mark Andrews .Vocational Services GENERAL Community Service' Rotarians, Month, i. INTERNATIONAL Taylor, 28—Competitor Relations— MARCH- It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to discharge members of the Rotary Club, to be h. Magozine — Keith Avery, Dean. Bill DISTRICT 219 ROTARY 21—Russ Moore effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER- g. Music — Maurice Payne, .Chester Curry, Board of Directdrs Meetings ' 7—Community Sofely Wayne Woy U-8oys' & Girls' WeekChester Curry Bovee. committee is Chairman) the obligations of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, FEBRUARY- 1955 ● 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS Chairman) Club Bulletin — ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson , Program — Douglas Wood Seton AUGUST - 1955 Ray Mulchohey, Ken Putnam, Fritz Van Aken Regular—First committee is Fred Weeks, 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van WTiy 31—Roy Patterson — (The first name under eoch (The first name under each Vinton, President, Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Chorles Wood Torg Skabo Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Jim VanWhy, B. t(. Peoree. b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Carl Trade Employer Ralph Toupolik JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Donald Shorno & Reiotionship- International Information - 1956 3—Ted Sowers b. Mark Andrews, Byron Thomas JANUARY Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. pointed on particular phoses of c. Ralph Toupolik club service. In order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery an the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Objects Committee. Roy Fox FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President 27—Scholarships Relations — Lewis a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. the Magazine Committees and such TORG SKABO, President 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery of men united in the Ideal of service. formation, Public Information and b. Competitor 1955-1956 DECEMBER- Services To encourage and foster the ad vise and coordinate the activities vancement of international under of such committees. standing, good will and peace Functions of the Committee j OFFICERS COMMITTEES 31-Bill Woodword Bobier 1 t DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Prog'ram Chairman Telephone 125 i A* ● 1 The COLD WATER & jL % O ; Rotary REFLECTOR . :U4H; t Fre'Jeric's ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME S3 i-. ●l I Published by J f r t L-1 . rt. Weeks Quality Spring Proiucts, Coldwater, Slich. Inc* �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No# 47 May 25, This being Michigan V\ieek it is appropriate that some information regarding the state 1956 Tuesday's program, which dealt with re ducing, was listened to very ettentatively of Michigan, which may be little known, by the members of the club# should be mad© available# was very much to the point but the only thing--it was certainly inconsistent with The following are some dates and facts: 1622 the first white men visited the area around Lake Superior; 1668 the first Catholic mission was established at Sault Ste# Marie; 1787 Michigan became part of the Northwest Territory; in 1805 Michigan Territory was created, William Hull being appointed Governor; 1820 population was 8,767; 1828 Territorial capitol established in Detroit; 1835 the Toledo War occurred; 1637 Michigan admitted to the Union as the 26th state; 1840 population 212,267; also 500 sawmills in operation in Michigan# 1847 Capitol established at Lansing; 1900 population 2,420,922; 1917 Michigan sent 175,000 men to World War I; 1920 W.W#J# first radio sta^on ©atablished; in 1946 673,000 persons from Michigan served in World War II; census in 1950 6,372,009; (7th in the nation) In 1953 2B0),.OOO Michigan men served in the Korean War# Michigan has tivo U#S# Senators, 18 representatives in Congress; Coldwater is located in the Third District. Michigan has the longest shore line of any state in the Union, produces more automobiles then any other state, is second in iron production. The state tree is the white pine, the robin is the state bird, and the appleblossom is the state flower# IF ALL TE'M CAPTAINS HAVE NOT TURNED IN THEIR FUNDS FOR THE SALS OF TICKETS TO JIM HCCOt.ffi, PLEASE DO SO AT ONCE, IT IS OTERATIVE THAT THE FINAL AGO) UNTING BE MADE. The film the meal which was served by Jim Van "yThy# The film was prepared at Michigan State University in cooperation with the Dairy Council and was secured for the club by Fred Anderson who was a guest at the luncheon# Jack Jadkov;ski of the Branch County Health D®partment operated the machine and may your editor point out that it is much easier to keep off excess poimdage than it is to take it off after you have acquired it# At Tuesday's meeting a greater part of the persons who participated in the Ii/Iinstrel Shov/ sther than Rotarians were guests of the club and were introduced# and the club as a group thanked them for their help# Maurice Foyne thanked the club for the book-ends which were given to, him for his work in directing the show and the club also expressed their thanks to Mrs, Rasmussen for her long hours of hard work as accompanist. On the Thursday night the Minstrel Show was given Chet Allemier did one of the nicest things that has come to the atten tion of the club in a long time# He cut a tape of the complete program and then sent it along to Les Woodward in Ann Arbor where he is a patient at St# Joseph’s Hospital, Les underwent surgery on Mon May 21st and, according to his son. Chuck, he is quite comfortable at the present time# Better drop him a card. From all reports the baseball trip was a Other guests included Dale Ulery, Goshen; With Dick gchultz as navigator J.B# Washburn, Union City, Paul Maurer, ● Calumet; Rene Stavenga of South Bend; success # he apparently had them on target for the smorgafibcard lunch, the game, and the dinner at Plymouth on their return home# Edward Vogt and Harold Fisher of battle anticipated a warm day and wore summer Creek, Nels Weber, Wendell Hathaway, Wa# Campbell, Bob Stocker, Charles,Hill, Leo White, Paul Work, Dick Schultz and Bob clothing were a-shiverin* and a-shakin’. Pennell of Bronson# John Jackson states that as Acting Mayor Absent were Burandt, Goodholm, Harris, of Wayne he was entertairjed royally and apparently the group fram Coldwater enjoy i^oss, Munn, Pennington, Rice, Schwengel, We understand that some of the members who ed their trip to that city. We understand Teeter, and Van Why. that the colorful Lincolns which were There were 6 early leavers# furnished added gr>3atly to the glamour Af TiiOUGHT FOR THE DAY: ●bHo trip# an oii(?rl fool'^'ssfipc.ifiiiy There’s no fool like Hiehwajfw Ray Mulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, Club Service MICH. This committee coordinate shall the ELECTION formation, Public supervise TORG SKABO, President FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President Rotory Russell In Information and b. Competitor Relations e. Fritz Van Aken. James MeComb Dale Dean ●f' , Board of Directors Meetings committee is Mftntfr, i. Fred Davidson, Ted Speciol—At the . call of the President k. Sergeotit-at-Arms Dean. INTERNATIONAL Bill Dole Ralph Toupalik Vocational GENERAL SECRCTAR^ ROTARY** Services' Vocational Service Committee: This INTERNATIONAL Chairman) . sibilities in GQV£RNORv219fh .OISTRIGf,, their their respon to . discharge » 21—Russ Charlie Fiske MARCH- 6—Bob Lyons 9-^6111 Milnes . . . . 16-^District Gov. Meet.-’ * * * 20—Chet. Allemier 27—Stag ● I f. Student M^r- ' 1—Children's ^arty— 22—Ladies' -29— Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNE- . * ● ' 5—Rofar'y’InformoHon Les Woodward 12-Berl Fdller 19—Paul Hurley 26-r-Ken Putnam J«LY-,?_, .. ' 3—President's Meeting Duke DaiJidson * 22—International Contacts Horeld Goodholm 29—Dr. John Rick The above is our program Uhedule for the year 1955-56. , ' If you wanti to'change dotes'wltfi another member, cfdvise the program chairman of the change,. Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw Pennington Dr. Harvey Moss committee is chairman) Teeter , 24—Erie Sehwengel^ 8—Dick' Biringer Chester Curry.. Meeting— Howard Nite -- 15—public Information (The first name under each ● Livermore 17—Tri-State 1—Crippled Children vocational ,rela- g. Boys'& Girls'Week*— Wise APRIL- 3—4-Way Test—Roy Fox ' 18—Otfs Barnes Holtz, t 10—Bob NOVEMBER- Guest—Edward M.^k, .McKeith,. 5u-All^porW’-Bcinquel27—Lester . . ’ .25—Ladies' Night 13—Buyer-Seller- Seton .Bovee , Barney Trenicock Lou Moore 28—Competitor Relations— ROTARY PROGRAMS Torg Skabo . Alfred Rice, general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the GEORGE p;'DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. Wayne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry Gus Burandt Willioms, Russell Waldron, d. Youlh — Axner. Olson,' tionships and '.fn- fftiproving' the INTERNATIONAL' 7—Community Safety Bovee. 2—Trade Association Robert Lyoqs. club in diselfbrging FEBRUARY- Prelects: AUGUST - 1955 committee shall devise and carry e. Scholarships — Byron Thomas, GEORGE R. means; CHICAGO, lELINOlS 24—Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson committee is Chairman) Rural;* Urban — Warren. ● III., 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— 4—Mork Antlrews b. CHppled Children — HgrVey IV—International information Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth ● Harold Munn Putnam. Bobier. (The first 'name under eachcommittee is Chairman) PRESIDENT RCITARY INTERfTATIONAL ROTARY Student - 1956 3—Ted Sowers 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERTrebileeck, Wayne Way. Sowe'rs. Byron Thomas JANUARY Information — Weeks, Seton 1955 . 1956 thoughtful of and helpful to. oth Information — Duane 27—Scholarships of (The first name under each .Rotory Infomiation — Ernest ers -in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward. Dale Ddon, Director-Chrmn. Public Herbert J,' Taylor, Chicago, men Knight. International c. Community Service , , , ■ »he duty of the Commyoily Service Committee h. Magazine — Keith Avery, 12:15 P. M. ROTARY peace Holtz ● -<vord;,Hd»rey Bent,, of Rotory -- to encourage and 23-Ed Student, Richard-Biringer. foster the ideals' of service b I 30—Internotional, Fred Weeks ● f. Membership Robert Shqssr,' Webster Treat business or^ community life'' The SEPTEMBERflL.* I. ■ n_* - r effect of this ob ect is to influence g. Music 6—Warner Van Aken ^naiAice Payne, ● Roferians, individually and os .●.Che5»i?'’rC“r'-y, members of the Rotary Cl.ub, to be , 13-4-H Fair-AI Rice John Walker, Regular—First Thursday and fellowship Harold Munn, Harold Mc- — Roy^Pottecson will professionol world International e. Program- '-’bouglds Wo<^cil='-- ^wb'igations of the tWiti obieet Wilford Couillard * Stuort Picard DISTRICT 219 b. [The first name under each Ray Mulchahey, Ken Putnam. d. Fellowship — Charles Wood. word, John Walker, i‘ * Lewis Trade Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Eric Schwcngel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Peorce. Torg Skobo ' good and a 20—Rev. Keith Avery Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. Howard Teeter b. Clossification — Edward Holtz, Mork Andrews, Carl Vinton, The PresicTent,-’ V^te Pfe^dent, and — 6—Dr. 6. K. Peorce 13—Carl Vinton under united in the ideol of service. Ralph Toupalik a. Attendance — Albert Foller, Club Bulletin business international DECEMBER- a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. LESTER WISE, Treasurer c. through Moore, CHARLES SCHMin, Asst. Secretary DIRECTORS standing, P^.ord, Diret'or-Chrmn. tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — the Aims and Obiects Committee. Ray Fox Donald Shorno James McComb, Director-Chrmn. JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary the octivities vancement of Membership, o. Buyer-Seller — M. McKelth, the Magazine Committees and such other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of c. club service, in order to develop the club moehinery on the execu 1955-1956 coordinate of such committees. of Stuart activities the Classification, Program, Fellowship, BY vise ond Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS event committees ore appointed International Services on portieuler phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encouroge and foster the ad COMMITTEES OF .-.10—Dr. Don Shorno 17—Lloyd Livermore 3^'^6huck. Wqodword 31—Bill Bobier . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 1,2,5 Members having special-programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. '-TM- - ■ ●A.. 4 '. ●* J 4 I - . ●/. ' I ,● « ■ I I ● : , I ? ● *»i# / ● %. J ' ● . m GOLD WATER Ro/^r)/ REELECTOR * . i.' "Frcderictt H* Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS Weeks Quality Spring Products, Inc. Col-dwater, Mich. WELCOME �ii He Profits Most Who Serves Best 5? The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No. 48 June 1, We understand that this morning Howard and Marian Teeter, ^n and Eleanor Putnam are taking off for the annual convention of Rotary International in Philadelphia. We sincerely hope that they have a good time, bring back some thing worth v;hile, and have money so they won^t have to hitch-hike on the way 1S56 A preliminary report on the success of the Minstrel Show, from a financial angle, was given. There were |1637. received frcm the sale of tickets and this with the back. advertising brought it up to a total of |2203. It is believed that the net pro fit will run between ^1200. and $1400, and this will very nearly meet two years of the underwritten proportion for the care We have 4 wedding anniversaries coming Ben Johnson. taker's lodge at the Boy Scout Camp, T, up in June: John Walker on the 6th, Ray Fox on the 16th, Paul Hurley on the 17th and Ernie Luse on the 24th. The following Rotarians also have birth days in June: Don Shorno on June 2Sth, Torg Skabo on June 26th, Webb Treat on June 4th and District Governor George Dean has his on June 4th. Very recently your editor had occasion to talk to tv/o Rotary Anns and he was quite surprised to learn that they stated they picked up more local gossip through the Bulletin than from any other source. They believed it is read by nearly every Rotary Ann and stated they were particularly in terested in the gems which John Walker has furnished as thought for the day. We note in District Governor George Dean's monthly letter that Coldwater slipped from a relatively high position last month do\vn to 19th place among the 42 clubs in the District. The attendance for April was 91.32, This is dangerously close to the District average of 89,8. The average for March was 94,79 and the average for the 54-55 year was 85.99. As of the first of ifey the club had lost 1 member over that of June of 1955, Don’t Forget; June 20th which is to be Dinner is to be at 6:30 and your reservations should A.Z.Baker Day in Kalamazoo, be made vdth Emie Lusej the tariff is $3.00. We understand that next year's Bulletin is to be written by Seton Bovee and Duke Davidson with Paul Hurley to help in the mimeographing and printing. With two news paper men doing the job it should be a bang-u^ Bulletin and v;e shall look for a great improvement after July 1st, We note that in the Rotary International Ncavs there is an increasing practice among Rotary Clubs and Rotarians to make contri butions to the Rotary Foundation in memory of club members who have passed on. In this way the continued success of Rotary Foundation fellowships is furthered and is, in fact, a contribution toward better world understanding. Last Tuesday's program which was presented The new and old Boards of Directors will by Bob Shaw included pictures which were meet at Kennedy's Tuesday evening, June furnished through the courtesy of the 19th. Stroh Brewing Company in Detroit, having to do with the Stanley Cup hockey play The pictures of the Minstrel Show will be offs, and Bob presented Mr. Jack Adams who is the present manager of the Detroit ready for distribution on Tuesday* Red Wings, Jack Adams is the only man THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: (But not contributed who has his name on the Stanley Cup as by John Walker) George Washington was player, coach and manager. He brought first in war, first in peace, first in with him Red Kelly, one of the ailtime .. the hearts -of his countrymen—but he greats of hockey who is now a member of married a widow. the Detroit Rod V/ings. The film showed plenty of action, plenty of fight, and was fast moving and very much enjoyed by everyone. Next week's program is to be in charge of Red McKnight and we understand that he has a film to be furnished by the Gulf Oil Co. Ray lAilchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. {C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERy evont committees are appointed International Services on particular phases of vocational service, this committee r.Sall super* To encourage and foster the ad COMMITTEES OF Club Service MICH. This committee shall and coordinate the supervise Stuart Picard, Director-Chrmn. of activities the Classirication, Membership, a. Buyer*Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In OFFICERS BY ELECTION formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor the Magazine Committees and such other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of c. 1955-1956 TORG SKABO, President club service, in order to develop the Aims and Obiects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. CHARLES SCHMITT. Asst. Secretary Andrews, Corl Torg Skabo e. Program — Douglas Wood- f. word, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, Membership' — Robert Shaw, Webster Treat g. Music — Maurice Payne, Chester Curry, Board of Directors Meetings h. Mogazine — Keith Avery, Regular—First Thursday each Month, i. Special—At the .call DISTRICT 219 PRESIDENT J. of the President Dovidsgn, Ted Sowers, Vocational GENERAL SECRETARY. ROTARY ' INTERNATIONAL GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. sibilities in tionships and their Committee c. their Rural Urban FEBRUARY- Seton Weeks, to — 7—Community Safety Wayne Way Bovee. 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry is Chairman) 21—Russ Moore 28—Competitor - 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS discharge MARCH- 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer●Seller— M. 27—Stag' Nile — Borney Trebilcock 18—Otis Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise 3—4-Woy Test—Ray Fox 10—Bob Howard ' ●* MAY- , respon improving rela the generol .standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the Dr. Student Guest-r-Edward Night 22—Ladies' 29—John g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. tf—Rotary Information (The first name uridor each committee is chairman) 19-T>aol Hurley 26—Ken Harvey Moss Harold . Putnam JULY- 3—President's Meeting 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts . Night—Web Treat Jackson Les Woodward 12—Bert Faller 8—Dick Biringer Holtz, 1—Children's Party— Akner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show JUNE- 1—Crippled Children Robert Lyons, Meeting— Teeter 24—Eric Schwengel NOVEMBER- Alfred Rice, Livermore 17—Tfi-State Loi/ Pennington Scholarships — Byron Thomas, McKeith APRIL- Barnes 25—Lodiei' Williams, Russell Waldron.- A. 20—All Sports Banquet— 4—Mark Andrews 11—‘International Information Harold Munn Warren Relations- Charlie Fiske d. Youth — Axner Olson, vocational in Fred a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBER- assist the member^ of this f. club in discharging DISTRICT, (he duty of the Community Dale Dean, Difector-Chrmn. Vocational Setvice Committee: This and Ralph Toupalik 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. 24-Jim Van Why 31—Roy Patterson 2—Trade Association Gus Burandt 9-Bill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. Putnam. Services 10—Employee & Employer Relotionship— Proiccts: the obligations of the third object Torg Skebo 23-Ed Holtz of Rotary — "to encourage and 30—Internotional Student foster the ideals of service by Fred Weeks every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this object is to influence SEPTEMBER6—Warner Van Aken Rotorians, individually and as 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice members of the Rotary Club, to be 20—Chet Allemier thoughtful of and helpful to oth committee shall devise and carry e. GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS into effect'plans which will guide ●ROTARY Chairman] Community Service INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th is Student - 1956 3—Ted Sowers Information — International committee Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth III. International 1955 b. Crippled Children — Harvey Dean, Bill Bobier. (The first nome under each cammittee is Chairman] Byron Thomas JANUARY (The first name under each Trebilcock, Wayne Woy. k. SergeOnt-at-Arms — Dale INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicogo, c. Rotary' Information — Eriiest ers in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward, Public Information ^ Duane j. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY Herbert P. M. the ideal of service. AUGUST - 1955 Service Roy Potterson Dale Dean James McComb Wilford Couillard Stuart Picard John Walker 12:15 committee It is ward, John Woiker, 27—Scholarships of men Knight, (Th^ first name under each Roy Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, Fritz Van Aken fellowship professional Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. Trode Associations — Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Vintoh. Vice President, and — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood world and Harold Munn, Harold Me- c. 'Gdb Bulletin — DIRECTORS a united in b. Donald Shorno Erie Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VonWhy, B. K. Pearce, b. Classification — Edward Holt;t, Mc/rk President, Lewis business Ray Fox e. a. Attendance — Albert Faller, LESTER WISE, Treasurer The Relations — through 20—Rev. Keith Avery a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. Harold Goodholm, Employer*Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Rolpn Toupalik Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Way Test — FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary 6—Dr. B. K. Peorce 13—Carl Vinton vise and cotJrdinote the activities vancement of international under of such committees. standing, good will and peace Functions of the Committee I OECEMBER- 10—Dr. f7-L Don Shorno Livermore 24—Chuck .Woodward Goodholm 31—Bill Bobipr 29—Dr. John Rick The above is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the progrom choirman of the- change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 » » ■ ■ V ●I The COLDWATER \ THIKE- Rotary REFLECTOR ‘ ri>: lAMEMANC/' r Frederick Hw ●●● Quality Spring Products, Coldwater, Published by ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME I 2dich. I Inc. -/ w?:ri =PY- �/ He Profits Most Whp Serves Best 99 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No, 49 June 7, 1956 Ernie Luse tells us that he is arranging a session of indoctrination for new mem bers vrtio have been admitted to the club within the last few months, He is toying Bert Fallen vrfio has the program on June 12th, tells us that he has secured as a speaker, City Assessor, Ed Facklam, who will discuss a new angle of city taxes. This is something in which all with the idea of having it a dinner meeting with the Rotary Anns of the new members are vitally interested and members as guests. should prove interesting. We believe that this X'/ould be a good idea since your editor feels the Rotary Anns have a greater interest in the club than is usually believed. More power to Ernie in his plan. Each club in district 219 is being re quested to donate -^^2,00 per member to the Rotary Foundation. This is in cele bration of the visit of R,I, President, A, 2, Baker, to the Kalamazoo Club on There were nine early leavers at the last meeting. Absent were; AHemier, Avery, Kennedy, Kerr, Kornstein, Mulchahey, l-'unn, Olmsted, Olson, Putnam, Shorno, Sowers, Teeter, Treat, and Williams, Clyde, Guests included the follovdng Rotarians; Emery Boyd,- Angola Dale Ulrey - Goshen, Mike Dana - Adrian, June 20th, A, E, Johansen - Battle Creek, C, D, I'iacKenzie - Quincy, Bob Pennell - Bronson, Ray Dresser - Sturgis, past district We are very sorry to hear of the resig governor, W, H, Roberts - Hillsdale and also Bob Sweeney vho was the guest of nation of Harvey Moss from the club. He feel^ however, that due to the pressure of work thrt this is necessary. We will miss him. VJe are very glad to know that Les Wood Stu Picard, Last week's meeting had as its speaker Jack Muir of Jackson who is representa^ tive of the Sinclair Refining Company and the American Petroleum Institute, ward has been home and we wish him a He v;as presented by Red McKnight vrtio speedy recovery. was chairman. The Board of Directors has authorized the transfer of 5p800 to the Nottawa Trails Council of the Boy Scouts to be used for the building of the Care Takers Lodge at Camp T. Ben Johnson. This is this years portion vhich the club agreed He outlined for the club the tremendous progress ●v^ich has been made in new petroleum products especially dealing with insecticides which has led to a marked increase in farm produce. He also told of nev7 products other than insecticides which have been developed by the industry. to underwrite. The June Rotarian has an extremely fine Ernie Luse is lining up a group to go to article on living in Japan, Kalamazoo on June 20th for the be read by all members and digested since it tells of one Rotarian and his family. dinner which is to be held at the Harris Hotel at 6:C0 PM at which A. 2. Baker will be the guest speaker. There are still some places available and in event that eight members cannot be secured to attend, it is planned that the Rotary Anns and their member husbands will attend so that It should Read the article on page 6, since this is something which affects every Rotarian, his wife, his kids, his boss, and his friends, Cold- water may have a group of eight at the meeting. Thought for the Day: due to three things: Man's troubles are women, money and both. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregoHonol Church — Wodneidoy 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Port Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. ● �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, event committees COMMITTEES OF MICH. vise Functions of the Committee I and coordinate the appointed coordinate the activities of such committees. This committee shall supervise Stuart and ore activities of BY ELECTION pointed on particular phases of club service, .in otder to develop the club machinery on the execu TORG SKABO, President. FRITZ5VAN AKEK, Vice-President, . Mark c. DIRECTORS Torg Skobo James McComb , Dale Dean Club Andrews, Carl Vinton, peace Program — Douglas Wood f. Richard Biringer, Membership — Robert Show, — Maurice Payne, of the President Rotary Luse, Leslie Woodward. Information the-'ideals of every Rotarian to Dean. is Chairman) c. III. INTERNATIONAL into effect 'pIdns which v/ill' gulde R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and'assistthe members of this club in discharging* .their re'spon'- GEORGE F. TJEAN, CHARLOTTE,' MICH. f.heir respective vocafiens. Charlie Fiske Bufondt . Putnam. 13—Buyer-Seller— A. Holtz' Fred Weeks individuoliy and ■ as 6—Warner Van Aken 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice 20—Chet Allemier Rural - Urban — Wcvren 3—4-Way Test—Roy Fox ● 17—Tri-Stote f. In the Leu ' m’ay1—Children's Parly— Axher Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Ladies' Munn- ● " Night 5—Rotary Information Pennington Les Woodward 12—Bert Student - Guest—Edward JULY-- Duke 10—Dr. Davidson 22—Internbtionol . Harold ● 3—President's Meeting 15—Public .Information ‘ (The first name under, each committee is c’hoirmon) 26—Ken Putnam Dr. Harvey Mos^ 8—Dick Birfnger Holtz, Faller *19—Roul .Hurley'' 1—Crippled Children - Scholarships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons. * Night-Web Treat 29—JohiT Jackson JUNE- NOVEMBER- Alfred"Rice. Meeting— Howard Teeter 24—Eric Schwqngel' Barnes 25.—Ladies' Bovee Wise , 10—Bob Livermore Barney Trebilcock Horold Seton 27—Lester APRIL- , 7. 27-^Slag'T4ite IS—Otis McKeith 20—All Sports Banquet— 30—I’nternational Student ● ^ . 6—Bob Lyons * Torg Skabe 23-Ed Moore 28—Competitor RelationsMARCH- personals Chester Curry. tionships and, In improving' the general -standards' of proctiee Jn ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Chester Curry - 21—Russ ● his sibilitfes in their, vocational ..rela g. B^s' & Girls' Week — GOVERNOR 219th. DISTRICT; Gus ■ and service‘by Wiliams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth — Axner Olson, Services Vocational -Service %omtnittee: This committee' s.hqll devise and carry e. GENERAL .SECRETARY, ROTARY ' Wayne-Way 14-Boys' & Girls' Week- OCTpBERTrebilcock, Wayne Way, '4—Mark Andrews ' b. Crippled Children — Harvey 11—Injernotionql Information Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Bill Bobier. VocatTonal 7—Community Safety Proiectst o. Community Safety ■— Raymond (The.-'flrst: name under each committee 31—Roy : Patterson FEBRUARY-. 9-8ill Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. — Duane Dovidsao, Ted Sowers, ROTARY. INTERNATIONAL' Rotary — "to encourage Rotorions, k. Sergeant-ot-Arrhs — Dole- ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ■ ^ members of ih,e Rotary Club, to ,be ’ thoughtful of.and helpful to oth Information — Ernest ers In the community. Public Information — 2—Trade Association Commuhity Service foster Ralph Toupolik 17—Bob Kerr, Jr.. 2*—Jim Van Why . 1956 ROTARY PROGRAMS business and community life.'I The effect of this object it to infloence SEPTEMBER-. Webster'Treot Chester Curry. h. Mogozine — Keith Avery. 12:15- P. M. Herbert J,i Taylor, Chicago, of ward, Harvey Bent, 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— committee is Chairmon] Service Committee to discharge the obligations of the third oblect e. Month, i. each , - 1956 3—Ted Sovvers Fred Weelis, Setor^ Bovee. 1955 Pearce Byron Thomas Milnes. Internotionql Student K. Vinton 27—Scholarships JANUARY (The first naihe under each It is the duty of the Comnfunity Roy Patterson Board of Directors Meetings GEORGE and B. 20—Rev. Keith Avery Director-Chrmn. AUGUST - 1955 ward, John Walker, Wilford Couillard John Walker c. Bulletin — g. Music PRESIDENT will Harold Munn, Harold Mc● K6ignt.'- (The first name under each committee is Chairman) Ray, Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, President, Vice President,, and — d. Fellowship — Charles Wood DISTRICT 219 Couillord, International Trade Associations — Bob Livermore . Gust Burandt b. Classification — Edward Holtz, Fritz Van Aken ’ b. , Donald Shorno e. Jim VonWhy, B. K. Pedreo. Special—At the coll Will Wm. Ray Fox a. Atteridance — Albert Faller, .Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, LESTER WISE, Treasurer Thursdoy good 6—Dr. 13—Corl under united in the ideal of service. HowcTr4 Teeter the Aims and Qbiects.Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary Regular—First international through a world fellowship of business and professional men Ralph Toupolik tion* of -the pla'ns* and program of d. Four-V^oyTest — JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary Stuart Picard DECEMBER- Services fermoirdh, PubJlc-'lnformotion- and b. Competitor Relotions — Lewis the Magazine Committees and such e. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. bthqr committees os may be ap c. Employer-Employee Relations— . Harold Goodholm, 1955^1956 The vancement of standing, Picard, Director-Chrmn. the Clossirrcotion, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary InOFFICERS International on particular phoses of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad Club Service Don Shorno 17—Lloyd .Livermore Coqtacis 24—Chuck Woodward Goodholm ■ «9-Dr. JohW Rick- 3.1-im. Bobier. The above is our’progr'6itl'schedule for the ^6ar 1955-56. DOUpLAS WOODV^ARp, Program Chairman If you want, to change daJeL With another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as’ Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee 1o assist with the details.' Telephone'T25 > I ■ 4 1 V I I : j- I . «■ ■; ^ ●-●f ● * ● 1- r ● 1 *●- <1 ‘".A I f .r r 4 4 ● t. i t S ■ * « % ) . ; . . 4. l I, I ; 4 ● The COLDWATER ●9-JUN -8. ^ b ^'l«r REFLECTOR o . I ● .1953 LI 8;E R T7Y ' Frederick ●T ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER S MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Wee^fB Oualiiy Spring Producttg Ibfl* CoMvater, Published by COLDWATER, “ H. JSich. �9 / June Sf 1956 The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. objections Any should be filed with the secretary within one week. Name IJa.Ior Classification A'linor C1 assification Phi 1 Ribble General Ivlerchandising Distributing Signed - J. A. Kennedy, Secretary �s I V t t �He Profits Most Who Serves Best 9? The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michlgan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Bulletin No. 50 June 15, 1956 According to Treasurer, Lester Wise, the gross receipts for the Minstrel Show amounted to $2412.50, and expenditures amounted to 1176.57, $800. was trans¬ mitted to the Boy Scouts, leaving a balance on hand of $435.93 as a nest egg towards next year’s $800. contribution. This is really a very good showing and the club should congratulate itself on the enjoyment gotten from the minstrel, especially on the entertainment provided and the fact that they are helping the Boy Scouts. On June 19th the old Board of Directors, the new Board of Directors, the editarians for 1956-57, and your editor, are going to travel out to Chick Kennedy’s farm for dinner. Having been to Kennedy’s before At Tuesday’s meeting Dale Dean announced that the Industrial Development Assoc, which is endeavoring to bring new industries to Coldv/ater, are sponsoring a free feed at the Arlington Hotel from 7:30 to 9:30 Thursday night, June 14th, We realize that this will not get to you until after the meal but w© feel some recognition is due Dean for his efforts to boost Coldwater industries. Next week’s program is to be in charge of Paul Hurley who is arranging a trip through the local power plant and water-' works under the direction of Leo McQueen, Superintendent of the city Board of Public Works, and Rex Kiess, President of the Coldwater Board of Public Works. I feel sure we will have \0Qfaf attendance* Come early and watch Torg carve the turkey. A great many of the Rotarians have never visited the plant and it should be an interesting trip. Last week Bert Faller, as program chairman, Arrangements have been made by Ernie presented Ed. Facklara, a city assessor for Coldwater, v;ho gave a run-down of the assessment policies which have been follow ed in recent years, the assessment of taxe^ and the millage spread, and illustrated that although the millage rate is going to be higher in 1956 than it was in 1955 Luse for a full quoto of Rotarians and their better-halves, to attend the meet that individual taxes will be lower. He gave us a list of towns comparable to the size of coldwater which shows that this city is about in the middle of tax rates. Ed did an excellent job and Bert is to be congratulated on making this in formation available. ing -at Kalamazoo on June 20th when A.Z. Baker, President of Rotary International, is to be the speaker. Webb Treat, as chairman of the summer ‘'l4Adies’ Night”, announces that it is to be held Tuesday evening, June 26th, at the Country Club, Fritz Van Aken is to furnish corsages for the ladies, "liquid refreshments" are to be served at 6:30, and dinner at 7;30. A band has been secured for dancing and the tariff is to be $3,00 per person. Bring your wife, Absent were: Andrews, Burandt, Gobdholm, or your girl friend, but not your v/ife H.i.ll, Holtz, Laney, McComb, Olson, PaLterson, Pennington, Picard, Putnam, Rice, Severs, Teeter, Way, and Warren and your girl friend, your mother, and be prepared to have a good time. Williams, Yfe shall expect a complete, full report on the national convention at Philadelpha Guests included: David Dana of Adrian; Carlton McKenzie, Quincy; Wilbur Hyre of Van Wert, Ohio; and Creighton Coleman of Battle Creek, from Ken Putnam and Howard Teeter. In connection with Dale Dean’s Industrial Development Committee, we would suggest that Rotarians read the article on page There were 9 early leavers, several of whom might be called the "chronics". A tip of the hat to Barney Laney and the opening of his new "Star-lite" drive in. 34 of the June "Rotarian'.’ A man*s troubles are due to three things: women, money, THD.UGHT FOR THE DAY: and both. We are glad to hear that Les Woodward is progressing satisfactorily and only hope he will Ray Mulchahoy soon be back at the club. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker irtn — Thurtdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M. ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, MICH. BY vise and Functions of the Committee This committee coordinate shall the committees ELECTION supervise activities coordinate of such committees. of Stuart the Magazine Committees and such other committees as may be ap pointed on particular phases of c. club service, in order to develop TORG SKABO, President the club machinery on the execu FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President a. Attendance — Albert Faller, b. Classification — Edward Mark President, anci Andrews, Carl e. f. Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer. Membership — Robert Shaw, Webster Treat Chester Curry, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, i. .Rotary information — Ernest Month, Boord of Directors Meetings - Lusb)'Leslie Woodward, Duane j. Public' Information Davidson, Ted Sowers, President k. Sergeant-at-Arms — Doio Dean. DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL Taylor, Chicago, Bill Bobier. (The first name SECRETARY and peace fellowship professional III. Byron Thomas JANUARY sibilities INTERNATIONAL F. DEAN, CHARIOHE, MICH. in their vocational relo- tionshifis' and in improving the general standards of practice in their respective vocations. In the Student Weeks, Seton 10—Employee & Employer Relationship— Ralph Toupalik 17-Bob Kerr, Jr. 24—Jim Van Why — 31—Roy Patterson FEBRUARY- 7—Community Sofety Projects: V/oyne Way 14—Boys' & Girls' WeekChester Curry Bovee. committee is Chairman) 1955 ● 1956 ROTARY 21—Russ Rotorions, individually and Charlie Fiske MARCH- 6—Bob Lyons Gus Burandt 9-BIII Milnes 16—District Gov. Meet. 13—Buyer-Seller— M. 27—Lester Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Putnam, Rural - f. 18—Otis Urban — Warren ’ Robert Lyons, Holtz, g. Boys' & Girls' Week — Chester Curry. (The first name under each committee is chairman) 1—Children's Forty— Axner Olson 8—Or. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Show 22—Ladles' 29—John 5—Rotory Information Pennington Les Woodward 12—Bert Folier 19—Paul Hurley 1—Crippled Children 26—Ken Dr. Harvey Moss 8—Dick Biringer 15—Public Information Duke Davidson 22—International Contacts Harold Goodholm 29—Dr. John .Rick The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1955-56. Night—Web Treat Jackson JUNf- NOVEMBER- Scholarships — Byron Thomas,. Guest-Edward 24—Eric Schwengel MAY- Barnes Lou Meeting- Howard Teeter 25—Ladies' Night Alfred Rice, Student 3—4-Way Test—Ray Fox 17—Tri-Stote OCTOBER4—Mark Andrews 11—International Information . Hofold Munn b. Crippled Children — Horvey Wise 10—Bob Livermore Barney Trebilcock Trebilcock, Wayne Way. Bovee APRIL- 27—Stag Nito — 0. Community. Safety — Raymond McKeith Seton 6—Warner Von Aken 13-4-H Foir-AI Rice 20—Chet Allemier ers in the community. Dale Dean, Director-Chrmn. A. 20—All Sports Banquet— Skabo 23-Ed Holtz os Moore 28—Competitor Relations- PROGRAMS 2—Trade Association Torg - 1956 3—Ted Sowers (The first nome under each members of the Rotary Club, to be thoughtful of and helpful to oth ROTARY DISTRICT, Knight. Inlernetional Fred Williams, Russell Waldron, d. Youth — Axner Olson, Services information K. Peorce Vinton 27—Scholarships of men 30—International Student foster the ideals of service by Fred Weeks eirery Rotarion to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this object is to Influence SEPTEMBER- c. club in discharging their respon GEORGE e. It is the duty of the Community Service Committee to dischorge VocotioTtol Service Committee: This committee shall devise and carry e. into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of this ROTARY will world AUGUST - 1955 INTERNATIONAL GOVERNOR 219th and Trade Associations — Community Service under each committee is Chairman) Vocational GENERAL a business B. 20—Rev. Keith Avery Harold Munn, Harold Mc- the obligotions of the third object of Rotary — "to encourage and g. Music — Maurice Payne, Special—At the call of the good through b. International (The first name under each committee is Chairman) Vinton, ward, John Walker, Roy Patterson.-, Dale Dean James McComb Wilford Couillard Stuart Picard John Walker J. standing, Bob Livermore Gust Burandt Holtz, Club Bulletin — . , Roy -Mulchohey, Ken Putnam, d. Fellowship. — Charles Wood Fritz Van Aken Herbert * c. DIRECTORS ROTARY e. Erie Schwengel, Pout Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Peorce. 12:15 P. M. d—Dr. 13—Carl the activities vancement of international under Howard Teeter LESTER WISE, Treasurer Regular—First Thursday each DECEMBER- Services a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Piske. Harold Goodholm, Employer-Employee Relations— Wm. Milnes. Rolph Toupalik CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary President, Vice International Pieord, Director-Chrmn. tion of the plans and program of d. Four-Woy Test — the Aims and Obiects Committee. Ray Fox Donald Shorno James McComb, Director-Chrmn. The appointed the Clossiricotion, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united in the Ideal of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Informotion and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. 1955-1956 Torg Skabo are on particular phases of vocational service, this committee shall super To encourage and foster the ad Club Service and OFFICERS evant COMMIHEES OF Putnam JUIY- ' 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno I 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck ' 31-Bill Woodward Bobier » DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 if you want to change dates with another member, advise the program .chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. 4 f m COLDWATER Rofary REFLECTOR 1●--●s jitN I *■. \ K . t ’ ■ > rrcMlerick H. rsee'ici- Quality Spring Products, Published by Coldwater, liich. ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel VISITING ROTARIANS ALWAYS WELCOME Inc. �(( He Profits Most Who Serves Best 5J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michrgon The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Bulletin No, On Tuesday, 51 June 22, According to Gov, George Dean’s monthly June 19th, Phillip R. Kibble was admitted to the 1956 club. He was presented with his membership card and pin by President Torg, Phil is the son of George B, and Georgia Neff Kibble, He was born on May 5, 1911 in La Moure, letter, Coldwater was 14th in the 41 clubs in District 219 in attendance for the month of May with an average of 91,06^# The District average was 88o31. Accord* ing to the record, Coldv;ater, with the business administration from the Univer admission of Phil Ribble, will be even with the board in membership as compared with June of 1955 when there were 74 sity of North Dakota in 1934, members North Dakota, completed grade and high school at La Moure, and graduated in His military service included a tour of duty in the club. from 1942-46 in the Ordinance Division at which time he was released as a The new District Governor who talres over captain. He served in the Italian area during this time and was recalled in 1952 and served until 1954, being dis charged as a Major, He holds a commis Hilber ’vhose wife sion as Lt. colonel in the reserves at the present time. He has worked for only one company--Gambles--beginning in 1935 and since that time has been is Laverna. Fred is a teacher at ITayland-., Michigan and is also a successful fanner. Wo understand Ihat he has just returned from Lake Placid where all the district governors go for indoctrination. He also attended the National convention in Philadelphia, follow ing President Torg around from jobs which he left. He at the present time is manager of the local warehouse. July 1 from Governor George, is Fred He is a member of the Klks Club, attends the According to Ernie Luse, 4 Rotarians and their better halves ere attending the dinner this evening (dune 20th) in Kalamazoo honoring A, Z, Baker, R,I, Pres, Presbyterian church, is a bachelor and his telephone No, 1161J, his hobby is golf and he says he likes all foods. He is 5 ft, 11 inches tall, weighs 170 lbs,, Tuesdays* guests were; Mike Dana, Adrian; Carlton McXenzie, Quincy; Marvin Picard of Coldwater; Jesse Haines, phillipsburg, ●Ohio; Nels Weber, Bronson; and John wears a 9j shoe, has black hair, grey Matthews of Coldv/ater, his home address is Morse Street, eyes, and his own teeth, We*re glad to have him in the club. Absent were Andrews, Avery, Barnes, Faller, Fiske, Harris, McKeith, Munn, Jess Waldron is in the Community Health Center with an infected foot, It Payne, Sowers, Waldron and Way, seems that one of the B-29 skeeters from Cold- There were 3 early leavers--not a chronic water Lake bombed him and he scratched the direct hit with the result that he on the list. is laid up, On Tuesday night the members of the old Webb Treat tells us that Ladies Night is to be held at the ^oldv/ater country Club on Tuesday June 26th and is to be con sidered as a regular Rotary Meeting, Board, new Board, the editarians, and the club Treasurer, met at the farm of See, Kennedy where they really punished a big turkey. Following the dinner the old board of Directors hod their lost meeting, There were approximately 70 reservations disposed of old business, and Fritz Van Aken, the incoming President, met with made on Tuesday, the new Board and A tip of the hat to ^huck Schmitt on be the year. He has named as club service chairman, Richard Biringer, for vocation Refreshments at 6:30; dinner at 7:30, ing elected head of the ‘Community Chest outlined his aims for al service, Bm Bobier, community service, Harvey Bent; and international for the coming year. The new addition to the Quality Springs plant is coming along very well and Chick Kennedy and Fred »^eeks are to be con gratulated on this expansion. service, Howard Teeter, THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: A conversationalist is one who has gotten tired.of television. To which I say, Amen4 Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Unipn Church — Mondoy 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrcgotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M. ANGOLA College Cafeterio ■— Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF MICH. This BY everit Club Service service, this committee shall super Functions of the Committee and OFFICERS committees are oppointed on particular phases of vocational COMMIHEES committee coordinate shall supervise the ' activities TORG SKABO, President vise and coordinate the activities vancement of internotionol under of such committees. standing, good will and peace through a world fellowship of of Stuart FRITZ VAN AKEN, Vice-President CHARLES SCHMITT, Asst. Secretary the Aims and Objects Committee. James McComb, Director-Chrmn. LESTER WISE, Treasurer a. Attendance — Albert Foller, Mark c. DIRECTORS Club Andrews, Bulletin — Carl Roy Patterson e. f. Program — Douglas Wood ward, Harvey Bent, Richard Biringer, Membership — Robert Shaw, /’Webster Treat g. Music — Mourice Payne, . Chester Curry, h. Magazine — Keith Avery, Board of Directors Meetings Month, i'. 12:15 P. M. j. Speclol—At tho call of the President INTERNATIONAL Public Information — Duane Dovidson, Ted Dean. Bill Eiobier. (The first nome under each ● committee is Chairman) III. Vocational SECRETARY Sowers, ROTARY Services c. Student Fred Seton Bob Livermore (The first name under eoch Burandt is Weeks, - 1956 ROTARY 10- individually ond os thoughtful of ond helpful to oth Ralph Toupalik 17—Bob Kerr, Jr. 31—Roy Pottcrson FE8RUARY- 7—Community Safety Wayne V/oy 14—Boys' & Girls' Week— Chester Curry 21—Russ Charlie Fiske MARCH- . -M. Allemier Moss, Donald Harris, Kenneth Putnam, c. Rural ● Urban — Worron 3—4-Woy Test^Roy Fox 10—Bob Livermore 17i-Tri-Stote Williams, Russell Woldron. d. Youth — Axner OI*on, . Vocational Service Committee: This Alfred Rice, 25—Ladies' Night Lou Pennington 24—Erie Schwengel ' MAY- 1—Children's Party— Student 8—Dfck Biringer Holtz, Boys' & Girls' Week — ● Chester Curry.' (The first name under each committee is chairman) 22—Lodies' 29—John Night—Web Treot Jackson JUNE-- - . 5—Rotory Information les .Woodward 12—Bert Foller .1—Crippled Children Guest—Edward Axner Olson 8—Dr. Harold Mitchell 15—Bob Shaw' NOVEMBER- Seholorships — Byron Thomas, Robert Lyons, Meeting— Howard Teeter . 4—Mark Andrews 11—International Information Harold Munn Barnes McKellh APRU- 27—Stog Nite — 18—Otis A. Seton Bovee 27—Lester Wise 6—Worner Van Aken^ 13—4-H Fair—Al Rice 6—Bob Lyons 13—Buyer-Seller— 20—All Sports Banquet— a. Community Safety — Raymond OCTOBERTrebilcock, Wayne Way. *● Moore 28—Competitor Relations— PROGRAMS Barney Trebilcock b. Crippled Children —* Harvey er 24—Jim Van Why Gus Burandt 9-Bill Milnes 20—Chet Employee & Employ Relationship- Projects: 16—District Gov. Meet. Service Committee' to dischorde the obligations of the third object Torg Skabo 23-Ed Holtz of Rotary — "to encourage and 30—;lnternotional Student foster the ideols of servicB by Fred Weeks every Rotorian to his personal, business and community life." The effect of this object Is tb Influence SEPTEMBER- members of the Rdtory Club, to^be - 1956 3—Ted Sowers 2—Trade Association the duty of the Community ' Rotarians, JANUARY Bovee. AUGUST - 1955 is 27—Schola rships Byron Thomas committee is Chairman) 1955 Chairman) Community Service It 6—Dr. B. K. Pearce 13—Carl Vinton 20—Rev. Keith Avery — Harold Mc- International committee committee shall devise and carry e. into effect plans which will guide GEORGE R. MEANS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS and assist the members of. this f. club in discharging their respon sibilities in their vocolionol rela g. GOVERNOR 219th DISTRICT, tionships and in improving the ROTARY INTERNATIONAL general standards of practice in GEORGE F. DEAN, CHARLOTTE, MICH. their respective vocations. In the INTERNATIONAL Informotion Knighl. Rotary Information — Ernest ers in the community. Luse, Leslie Woodward, Dole Dean, Director-Chrmn. k. Sergeant-ot-Arms — Dale DISTRICT 219 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GENERAL men Trade Associations — Gust Vinton, ward, John Walker, Dale Dean James McComb Wilford Couillard Stuart Picard John Walker J.- Taylor, Chicago, professional Harold Munn, ● d. Fellowship — Chorles Wood Fritz Von Aken Herbert and b. International (The first name under each Roy Mulchahey, Ken Putnam, Vice President, and ROTARY business Donald Shorno e. b. Classification — Edward Holtz, PRESIDENT Director-Chrmn. Ray Fox Eric Schwengel, Paul Hurley, Jim VanWhy, B. K. Pearce, Regular—First Thursdoy each Picard, Ralph Toupalik club service, in order to develop Howard Teeter the club machinery on the execu tion of the plans and progrom of d. Four-Way Test— JOHN KENNEDY, Secretary The President, OECEMeER- Services and foster the ad the Ciossificotion, Membership, a. Buyer-Seller — M. McKeith, united in the ideol of service. Russell Moore, Program, Fellowship, Rotary In formation, Public Information and b. Competitor Relations — Lewis Will Couillard, Director-Chrmn. the Magazine Committees ond such a. International Contacts — Pennington, Chas. Fiske. ether committees os may be ap Harold Goodholm, pointed on particular phases of c. Employer-Employee RelationsWm. Milnes. ELECTION 1955-1956 Torg Skabo International To encouroge Dr. Harvey Moss 19-Paul Hurley 26—Ken 15—Publi^ Information Duke Davidson 22—International Harold Contacts Goodholm 29-Dr. John Rick The above Is our program schedule for the year 1955-56. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Putnam ( JULY- 3—President's Meeting 10—Dr. Don Shorno ' 17—Lloyd Livermore 24—Chuck 31-Bill Woodward Bobief DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman Telephone 125 * -« The COLDWATER I Frederick ROTARY CLUB of COLDWATER MICHIGAN Meeting Time: Tuesday, 12:15 p. m., Arlington Hotel ROTARIANS ALWAYS ■ ■ H. Weeks Quality Spring Products, ColdBater, 3£lch. Published by WELCOME -■ -E -\ -1 v VISITING \ . Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, / Inc. 3- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. 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It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource April 23, 1953- June 22, 1956 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) 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Act. 52 52 50 h3 36 li3 50 U5 k9 hh -^Russell F, Moore 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 53 52 52 52 52 52 h9 50 31; t;8 h9 h9 50 l;9 h9 51 51 liO 51 '^ark S. Andrews ^V/alter J, Bien ^ 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 L. Earle Davidson ^Ray Fox Wm, H, Frankhauser -Robert J, Fraser ■Harold J, Hamilton Don W, Herr '■'Harold T. Hill ..Wayne R, Johnson Charles L, Keep ^Robert B, Kerr -Richard A, Kerr •^rank L. McConkey ■'Milford A. UcKeith Harold J, McKnight v^Yilliam A. Milnes h6 U6 1;9 51 hi l;8 U7 h9 51 I'Frank Murray 'Roy C. Patterson -fi. K. Pearce •'' Kenneth M, Putnam 'Edwin J» Rennell Robert E, Shaw 'iDonald V. Shorno Alfred E. Sieg • ''Howard M» Teeter 'F, Leslie Treat "^W. Grant Treloar I'Carl F. Vinton -Harold R, Weidner ^Warren Williams Leslie H, Woodward 23 51 1;!; 100 % ATTFMD/iJ^CE FOR 19U9 ►'^uvarie S. Coffman r ^ ^ .b1 -■■■ '••• ■= i'. i-t ■ -t ■« »f - •' 52 52 Charles 11. Fiske ''John A, Kennedy 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 '■''Lloyd R. Livermore "Lloyd L, Livermore Ernest VV. Luse • Kenneth L. Olmsted Maurice D. PajTie Howard K, Swan 'Harry L, Taylor Byron Thomas -^Webster Treat ■^Frederick VanAken 'Warner B. VanAken • ^Robert L. Wade •c' . •John H, Walker 2Wayne W, Way 52 Frederick H. Weeks •Charles L. Woodward 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 Pos. - possible number of meetings to attend.. Act, - actual number of meetings attended. * ' "7? '% .- \/ p /2l>»o^vv^ c )/^(lMtt*-^fl^ c5 -—a^A. - /U.4^ �The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification given below, Ar^ objections should be filed with the secretary without delay; James E, Bailey Abdominal Surgery Signed: Ernest W, Luse, Secretary March 23, 19^0 �'i.r • ^ •Jk X ..-f_ / \ - M -J X IJ . . J\ . �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" _ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan i Vol. Ill No. 1 July i;, 19I4-9 INVITED OUT: On Tuesday evening, July 5» Hotarians and their wives have been invited to attend a special meeting planned by the local Kiwanis Club. Samuel D. Jackson, former United States Senator ^rom Indiana, will give the address after the dinner which is planned for 7 P.M.at the Masonic Templo..,.Make your reservations at once with Ken Putnam....This program does not take the place of our noon meet ing. JULY PROGRAMS: Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, July 5 Bill Prankhauser,chairman. July 12....Tom Shaw,chairman. July 19...«Ken Putnam, chairman. July 25*•••Sd Rennell, chairman. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: A few weeks ago Floyd Eby appeared at our meetly and about a dozen of our members volunteered to play on a club volleyball team to be entered in the summer recreation program.Our first game is scheduled for next Thursday, July at 7 P.M. at Waterworks Park. Teams have been entered by Kiwanis, Rotary, Jayceos, Olmstead Dairy, and Anderson Dairy. YANKEE DOODLE BOYS: Only throe members celebrate July Birthdays: Guvaria Coffraan......July 8 Russell Moore...... July 3 Los Woodward. July 20 ROTARY NOTES: Hugh Clarke, charter secretary of our club, has just loamed that his son, Hugh W. Clarke, Jr., recently became a mombor of the Jackson Rotary Club. We arc certain that Hugh, Jr# will give the same unselfish service to the Jackson Club that has character ized his Dad*3 years with our organization...,Dob Korr and Rus Mooro wore omitted from the 100^ list on May attendance. Glad havo you aboard, follows...Mac McKoith and Rus Mooro havo returned from their easter jaunt. Wo elan to havo Mac give a few highlights of tho trip at our next mooting...Our now radio station is getting about sot to ffo on tho air. Bill Prankhauser is hoping to havoa reprosenativo of WTVB speak to us soon....Los Woodv/ard is having a bout v/lth poor health and v/c sure miss him Tuesday noons, REFLECTIONS: Our picnic and fish fry was a big success and v/o succeed ed in inaugurating the new president and inundating the old proxy. This is our opportunity to thank Wob for his v/ork as president during tho past year and to welcome Ken into office-TO OUR NEW OFFICERS The varnished holm is in your hands; Out of tho sunrise toward tho west You.sail. Before you lie now lands; "Ho profits most who servos best." """ Spre^ out the aai:X"~and-^fcute(r-tiwr^-broe^-* Stand to the Wheel»s Kick; ride tho crest. Sot shoulders square; Stiffen tho knees* "Ho profits most who*servos best." Fair is the port, worthy of men. Pair is the sea v/ay, fair tho quest; Hark* tho horizon's call. Again* "Ho profits most who servos best." Apnnp Ann Arbor Mich. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:t5M BRONSON — Congregotionoi Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGtS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 PM. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK ~ Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �July 11, 1949 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUBr 1949-1950 ROTARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE AUGUST 1949 2- Marty Derhanmier 16- Howard Teeter 9- Ife.rold Hamilton 23- Bob Kerr - (FAMILY PICNIC) 30- Ray Fox SEPTEJilBER 1949 6- Don Shorno 20- Ken Putnam- (ROTARY DIST. GOVERNOR'S Guvarie 27- Byron Thomas 13- Coffman VISIT) i. OCTOBER 1949 18- Web Treat- (SPECIAL ROTARY PROGRAM) 4- Al Sieg- (STAG NITE) 11- Grant 25- Lloyd Livermore, Sr» Treloar NOVEMB'SR 1949 1- Bob Wade 8- Prank McConkey 15- Ken Olmsted 22- Chuck Woodward 29- Wayne Way- (SPECIAL ROTARY PROGRAM) DECEMBER 1949 20- Bill Milnes- (SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PARTY) 6- Chick Kennedy 27- Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 13- Earl Corwin JANUARY 1950 17- Mark Andrev;s- (SPECIAL ROTARY PROGRAlO 3- Harold Hill 24- 10- Harry Taylor John Walker 31- Ed Rennell FEBRUARY 1950 7- Carl Vinton- (SPECIAL 14- Hap Weidner ROTARY) 21- Roy Patterson 28- Wayne Johnson MARCH 1950 21-ALL SPORTS BANQUET 7- Red McKnight 28-Ed Holtz 14- Dick Kerr APRIL 1950 4— Earle Davidson 10- Mac McKeith- ROTARY KIDS' PARTY) 18- John Hardy- (SPECIAL ROTARY PROGRAM) 25- Warner Van Aken MAY 1950 2- Bob 9- Howard Swan 16- Rus Moore- (ROTARY LADIES NITE) Fraser 23- Walt Bien 31- Warren Williams JUNE 1950 6- Pred Halloran 13- ROTARY TRI-STATE MEETING 20- Bill Frankhauser 27- Si Treat JULY 1950 4- Holiday - NO J,!EETING 18 - Frank Murray 11- Fritz Van Aken 25 - Keith Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs present ed by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not possible to get your pi'ogram on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian vdio has one planned for later on during the same month. Woody Herr - Program Chairman �- i ' ^ ^ ^^ - • - '• f -'^•-crv. -^f7g7tS(ftfi^ I - • �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" •The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ' Vol. Ill No. 2 » 1949 ■ NOTES FROM THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR'S LETTER: Guy Kirsch has completed his term as district governor and v/e take this opportunity to express our appreciation for a job v;ell done. Guy has been honored further by being named a member of the R.I. Extension Committee....Rotarians in Maitland, N.S.W,^ Australia, are asking Rotary clubs throughout the world to help them form a library for the high schools of their town. They ask each club to send at least one book, writing in a bit about the comrnvmity furnishing the book....Another appeal for books comes from the Rotary club in Rangoon, Union of Burma. They want technical books to present to the University of Rangoon to replace those lost or destroyed during the Jap anese occupation.... If you have books you would like to donate, send them to Guy Kirsch, c/o Kirsch Company, Sturgis. Guy has volunteered to pack the books for export shipment and pay the shipping charges....Be sure to write in the name of your club and some information about your community. JULY ** PROGRAMS: July 12 July 19.... July 26 Bill Frankhauser, chairman. Ken Putnam, chairman. Ed Rennell, chairman. VOLLEYBALL: Our Rotary volleyball team won its first match last Thursday night in a tough three game aeries with the Jaycees. We had only seven Rotarians present so Captain Fritz had to get a couple non-Rotarians to make a team,...We should have at leas.t,eight fellows who can spare an evening now and then to have a barrel of fun. Our members present last week were Fritz VanAken, Ken Putnam, Doc Olmsted, Carl Vinton, Bob Kerr, Doc Shorno, and Fred Weeks....Our next game will be played Thursday ni^t at Waterworks Park, JUNE ATTENDANCE: 89.45^ Not bad for a vacation month. PROGRAM PLANNING: President Ken has appointed Woody Herr as general pro gram chairman for the coming year. You will soon be notified as to the date of your program, as Woody is now working on a general plan for re gular programs and special activities during the coming months. COMMUNITY SERVICE: Member Charles Fiske has served several years as alda?man representing the fourth ward on the Coldwater City Council,....To keep Rotarians informed concerning city affairs, Charlie is going to give a brief report at meetings follov/lng sessions of the city fathers. Rotarians should plan to attend the annual school meeting which will be held in the high school auditorium Monday evening. LITTLE MEN: "Little men are unhappy men. Little men are not necessarily small of stature or holders of mean positions in life. In fact, some of the so called important people of the world are little men. Little men are men with blind spots. They are men who cannot -see the big- things for the multitude—of picayunlsh-detaiJu-which envelopes their thinking. Little men sometimes become powerful, sometimes they control the lives and fortiones of many; yet, no little man has ever successfully ^ used that power for long. To hold a grudge, to be jealous, marks of little men; to be envious, are the insistence upon his own way even if it brings un- happiness and even misery to others is the certain identification of the little men. Beware of the little man and guard against becoming one yourself." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOIA - Hotel Hendry - Friday 6:30 P.M. {C.S.T.) T I - - . I AlBION - Parkor inn - Thursday 12:15M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK - Post Tovern - Mondoy 12:15 M �coldw Frederick H. ffeeks Quality Spring Products# Caldwater, Mich. �""He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan . Vol. Ill Ko. 3 July 18. 1949 KlOCrRAM NEXT TUESDAY: Our speaker will "be Mr. Claud A. Bosworth of the Extension De partment of Michigan Sbate Collsge. Mr. Bosworth's division of this department offers educational programs for workers in retail estahlishments and also has extension courses available for industrial employers and eii5)loyees. President Zen Putnam is program chairman. lOOKIHG AHEAD: Tuesday, Tuesday. Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, July 19.... July August 2. August 9.... August 16 Tuesday, August 33 Ken Putnam, program chairman. Ed Rennell, program chairman. •^Marty Derhammer, chairman. Harold Hamilton, chairman. rHoward Teeter, chairman. SOTAHY FAIULY PICKIC, Boh Kerr, chairman. 10056 ATTENDANCE FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE: Bicn, Coffman, Corwin, Davidson, Dorhammer, Fiske, Frankhauser, Fraser, Hamilton, Hardy, Holtz, Keep, Kennedy, Boh Kerr, Boh liivermoro. Xloyd Livormoro, McOonkey, Luso, McKeith, Milnos, ^oore, Murray, Olmsted, Payne. Pearco, Putnam, Rennell, Boh Shaw, Swan, Siog, Taylor, Toeter, Thomas, Si Treat, Veh Treat, Trcloar, Fritz VanAken, Warner VanAkcn, Vinton, Wade, Walker, Way, Weeks, Chuck Woodward. -APPOINTMENTS: President Ken Has hoen husy lining yjp the necessary coramittco chairmen to carry on cluh activities for the coming year. Hccont appointees are as follows; ED HOLTZ will head the Fellowship Committee. Ed will he calling on various momhors to work with him to make our guests foci at hone. DON SHCRHO Is our now Sergeant at Arms. Ho will ho looking for your con tributions. WOODY HEBR, chairman of our program committee, has convicted his list of program assignments for the year. If you didn't got one last Tuesday or receive one in the mail, sec Ernie next week. Woody wants you to start planning your program NOW. CHICK KENNEDY has accepted chairmanship of the Rotary Information committee. Can you name the Four Objects of Rotary* Bettor get practiced Chick hopes to get a hit of Rotary information injoqted into many programs this year. Can you name the current president of Rotary XntomationalT Nuf sodt BYRON THOMAS will act as chairman of the attendmco comnittoo. Some plan will ho dovieod to er5>hasfczo regular attendance.. .perhaps a contest hotwoon two teams. Are you doing your 256 each week* WHOSE 200: Ira King has boon gathering a hit of biographical information about our momhors which will ho published in the bulletin from time to time. Hero's one for a ■tarteri Ho^s bom in Otsogo, Allcgan County, Michigan-on Juno 17-, 1901. Ho has one child, a daughter. He has boon a Ford dealer for 24 years and a Eotarian for nearly 22 years. Ho has not missed a Rotary meeting during that time....If the above facts are not right, Marty will have to make them right. VOLLEYBALL: Our team lost two games to Olmstead's Dairy Thursday. The games were very close, the first g oing to douce several tines, and the second being won by only two points. Better luck next week, we hope. "MONEY is not everything. Money will not mend a broken heart or reassenhlo the fr^ nents of a dronn. Money cannot brighten the hearth nor repair the portals of a broken home.....# I refor of course to Oonfoderato money." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Ceneresational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �■ ;• �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" .The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. 4 July 25. 1949 PROGRAJ-I POR TUESDAY: Ed Rennell, program chairman, will present Mr. Charles Welch of the State Conservation Department, who will show some fine pictures of Michigan Con servation activities. TROama CEAIEJCEN EOR AUaUST: Tuesday, August Tuesday, August 9. Tuesday, August 16.......... .Marty Derhammer. .Harold Hamilton. .Howard Teeter. Tuesday, August 23 Boh Kerr, ROTiVRY EAMiILY PICNIC. ROTARY-VISE: Ed Holtz, Eellowship Chairman, announces that Dick Kerr and A1 Sieg have been appointed as official GREETERS for July and August. It will he their responsihllity to sec that our summer visitors are made to feol at homc^ Every memher can help hy introducing himself to the guests... .Add Warren Williams to the June 100^ list Seems good to have Norm hack with us. Wo hope Les will he hack soon. OBJECTS OP ROTARY: To encourage and foster: (l) The development of actiuaintanco as an opportunity for service; (S) High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying hy oach Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to sorvo society; (S) The application of the ideal of service hy every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life; (4) The advancement of international, understanding, good will and poaco through a world fellowship of business and professional men united in the ideal of service. "An economist is a man who has a Phi Beta Kappa key on one end of his watch chain and no vatch on tho other." BIOGRAPHY: He was horn in Deckervillo, Sanilac County, Michigan and after con5)lGting high school, went to Michigan Stato Normal Collogo in Ypsilanti. In latSr.years ho was awarded his Master's Dogroc at tho University of Michigan....His teaching career began with 7 years in country schools. He then served as superintendent in Clarkston 2 years. Harbor Beach 7 years, Ithaca 4 years, and Coldwater 6 years....Per the next 7 years ho specialized in Character Education in Detroit rand New Jersey and then for 10 yoars was a principal in Ashury Park, Ncv/ Jersey. Ho then returned to Coldwater as sv^jorintcndont for another four yoars before retiring....He is tho father of two hoys....He was a charter memher of tho Coldwater Rotary Club....Ira is to ho congratulated upon the above yoars of sorvico in his choson vocation. VIORDS: Dr Wilfred Punk, of tho Punk and Wagnalls dictionary, choosos tho following words as being the most expressive; Tho most bitter is "alone". The most reverend is "mother". The most tragic is "death'-. •— - -- Tho saddest_ is "forgotten". Tho most beautiful is "love". " ---- The most cruel is "revenge". The warmest is "friendship". The coldest i6 "no". The most peaceful is "tranquility". VOLHEYBAIiL VICTORY: Your representatives defeated the Kiwanis Club team 2 to 0 last Thursday evening. Our team will play a double—header next Thursday ni^t at the Waterworks Park at 7:00 p.-mo. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSDN — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) STURGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �''Wi Frederick E« Weeks Quality Spring Products* Iac« Coldwater* Mich. �*'H€ Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. 5 August 1, 1949 PROGRAM TUSSDAY: Marty Derhammer, program chairman for next Tuesday, has 'arranged to give ua the latest information on the Pheasant Rearing Project Ray Fox v;ill assist Marty in the program and following the discussion, we are invited to travel out to Ray's place and see the pheasants. LOOKING AHEAD: Tuesday, August 9 Tuesday, August 16..., Tuesday, August 23 Tuesday, August 30 Tuesday, September 6 September 12-17 BIOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT: Harold Hamilton, program chairman. .....Howard Teeter, program chairman. Rotary Family Picnic. Bob Kerr, chalr»» ...Ray Pox, program chairman, man. Don Shorno, program chairman, .....Branch County 4-H Pair, About half of our club members have turned in their reports which will furnish material for short biographies in the bulletin. ,Ve hope the rest of you will get them to Ira King or Fred Weeks soon. Just a few have given enough information to make a paragraph possible. If you gave just the bare essentials on your first report, please take time to send in a supplementary sheet telling a little more about yourself-- that first job, your hobbles, most embarrassing experience, etc...You know, just like that book you have thought of writing. PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: Our secretary, Ernie Luse, joined the club August 2, 1945 and has been working at it ever since....After completing high school and college, he started work at the Standard Garage in Coldwater....For about four years thereafter he was with the American Steel and Wire Com pany in Tecumseh, Michigan and then went to the Chicago office of the same company for the years between 1922 and 1941....In 1941 he started his own accounting and tax service in Coldwater and has been doing business at the same stand since that date....He has a boy and a girl,...This paragraph provides an opportunity for us to thank Ernie for the hours he gives to the club as secretary. 3P0RTS DEPARTivIENT: Our volleyball team played Anderson's Dairy Thursday and won two games out of three....The boys played brilliantly with the turning point coming in the middle of the second game when super-spiker 3on Shorno rallied the team by shouting "C'mon men, let's tighten our trusses I ..Members contributing to the victory included Ken Olmsted, 'Wtz VanAken," Web Treat, Ken Putna?!, Red McKnight, Ed Holtz, John' Hardy, 5ob Shaw, Don Shorno, and Fred Weeks....Several Hotaryanns were present CO cheer for the panting participants....Next Thursday evening we play the Lions team at Waterworks Park at 7. "We like a man who comes right out and says what he thinks—but he's got to agree with us." •Grand Opera a place where a guy gets stabbed In the back and. Instead of bleeding, he sings." MM TELLING YOG, \ SON: Tt takes a lot of folks to run a world as big as this; And while we wish that some were gone, A lot of them we'd miss. We'd miss the bird who has the smile and always likes to show it; We'd miss the man who likes his friends and lets the whole world know We'd miss the friend who always has the time to say "Hello it. And the chap who's always in the game and the first to say "Let's go." And if we'd miss that kind of men, well, wouldn't it be true That folks would misa us when we're gone if we were that way, too?" c.Hanover Hub, Brainerd, Minnesota. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 PJA. (C.S.T.) STURGtS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan VOL. . Ill -August 8, 1949 No. 6 EE:EzE:"KSEr«~SE.!';!HKEM W..J 1. proer.. PP.1~-. B-'g JS!S'p?E5k"bES n;"'ol>.lr..n. TuLday seltember 6 »Don Shorno, program chairman. Tuesday September 13....Guvarie Coffman, program chairman. September 12-lV Branch County 4-H Pair. "TJothinc has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investfgaL systeLtically and truly all that comes under thy o'bsorvation in life#" unri VYBALT* The Rotary team defeated the Homer team in two thrilling laJ^frhurkay eveninL Members who showed up for the fun were Putnam Payne, Olmsted, Shorno, MoKnight, Web Treat, Fritz VanAken, Hardy, and Weeks, MTTY KTDSll • The Rotary Club will furnish the ice cream for the kids on ^muJ^ity Day to be held at Waterworks Park Wednesday August 10. We will need a few men who can volunteer to dish out the treats. See John Walker if you can help. RURAL URBAN DAY: Guvarie Coffman is making plans for our annual RuralTTrban Day....The day will be observed during 4-H Fair week and ft is the _ hope of the committee that we may meet for our luncheon at the fairgrounc A very good speaker has been contacted for the occasion—Mr. J. G. Hays from East Lansing. BOARD MEETING NOTES: At the meeting last Thursday noon it was decided to Xnge the name of the Crippled Children's Fund to the Rotary Youth P^d. ,,.The boys are working on a possible Fourth Object project for the club this year. This project might involve the adoption of a club in another country so that we may become better acquainted with some of our fellow Rotarians across the sea. IN ROTARY s. The basis of membership is C1assification. The joy of membership is Fellowships The obligation of membership is Service. The life of membership is Attendance. The privilege of membership is Yours. • . •. .By pai^t'Dovernor" W," "CVMacay AuolclP.nd.. ^ New Zealand ATTENDANCE: Our July average was 90c09feo.»-Thxa is fine. During June we ranked sixth in the district which is the best we have done in some time, our neighbors are doing very well in this respect..Bronson ranked second, Quincy third, and Reading third. Reading had two 100% meetings in June and Bronson had one perfect day. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M T BRONSON — CongrogaJional Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. {C.S.T.) I I ' ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M * STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �- vf?.? : tufc Frederick H. Weeks Quality Spring Products^ Coldvater* Uicb. Inc. �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" JThe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR /-N- Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan Vol. No. Ill 'SPEAKER TUESDAY: 7 •August 15, Rotarians have a r our speaker will be Norman Whitehouse, eat in minister 1949 store Tuesday noon when of the Pilgrim Congrega- —-tional Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and Past President of the May« wood, Illinois Rotary Club. Several other olxibs in this area have heard Reverend Whltehouse and recommend him very highly, Howard Teeter, program chairman for Tuesday, was a college classmate of the speaker. SOMETHING NEW: With this issue it will no longer be necessary for us to indicate coming program chairman. The schedule for the year is printed on the reverse side of the bulletin. Be sure to locate your date and get youi program lined up early. You should also look over the committee appoint ments. ROTARY POUR WAY TEST: 1. 2* Is it the trijith? Is it fair to all concerned? 3. Will it build ^-111 for your company or profession? 4, Will it be profI'.-iole for all concerned? ^PORTS DEPARTMENT: Say, you should have seen that volley ball team perforir i^hursday night, when they took Olmstead's Dairy, City Champs (?) , two gamefe 21-4, and 21-14. Next Thursday night they take on the Jaycees at Water works Park at 7 p.m. Strong-willed: What Pig-headed: I am. What you are. PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: Woody Herr was born in Indianapolis March 13, 1917, the son of a charter member of the Indianapolis Rotary Club. Following high school, he attended Purdue University and graduated in 1939, special izing in the field of automotive engineering,..For seven years Woody was with the home office of the Studebaker Corporation holding various posi tions in the Service Division, Manuals Section, Engineering, and Sales Oepartments. When the Service Division of Federal Mogul moved from Detroit ;o Coldwater, Woody started with them as Personnel and Public Relations vlanager. At the present time he is working in the Sales Department doing al.l types of things related to sales such as advertising follow-up, mer chandising and sales promotion programs, market analysis, sales territory -ecords, sales contracts, field bulletins, meeting planning, etc...Woody ■-s chairman of the Rotary Program Committee for the current year. lEFLECTIONS: Forty gallons of ice cream furnished by our Rotary club m-; -lel'ceu away very rapidly before the appetites of five hundred kids at the ovuruifty Day program held at Waterworks last Wednesday, Our thanks go to ?o31owing members who dished it out: Ernie ?nise, Wayne Way, Lloyd Keith Pearce iiyermcre. . anr, Kvs Moore,. „Ge^ your families all set for he ROiARf PiCNIC August 23r Bob Kerr, chairman, has about sixty reservaioud new and expects to have many more by cLis Tuesday, Present plans all for a smorgasbord feed prepared by Chef Kindig of the Arlington Hotel, •of"; Lslj. -and_-V.olley-ball can be played by-old ■"timers"''wh1rle~'supervi"sed~ re- ei-;^or will be furnished for the youngsters. Our Rotary club has few i i affairs^— let's bring the wives and kids and all got better ac- ^ ua-.i^ted 1. sDuring the past po'cary year, new clubs were formed at the rate A DAY, new -tied, far-honors~wiih~2.a-^w clubs each, hsd eighteen new clubs. Thirty-five other countries got into the clu'o'* habit. *^When I was a yovng man," said a father to his indolent son, "I worked 12 hours a day." "I admire your youthful energy. Dad," said the boy. "But I admire still mere the mnhn-pe -hhnt- TnHt ^-n gtop it," You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:T5 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thuriday 12:15M 8RONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M STURGiS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. KERIIKOWSKE - District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH M. PUTNAM MARK - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary S. ANDREWS - Vice-President ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director DON W. HERR, JR. — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON 5HORNO — Sergeant«at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard CLUB MAURICE PAYNE — Moestro of the Baton SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION B F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Gront Treloor — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C ROTARY Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Choirman AUENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Coffmon —Choirmon SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST. APRIL, 1950 DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer " 6—Chick Kennedy , 4—Earle Davidson 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Chrlstmos Party) 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hordy—(Special Rotary Program) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Werner Van Aken Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Fomily Picnic) 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER, 1949 3-Harold Shorno 10—Harry Taylor JANUARY, 1950 6—Don MAY, Hill 1950 2—Bob Fraser 9—Howard Swan 13—Guvarie CofFman 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed 31—Warren Williams OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat-(Speeiol Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, 1—Bob FEBRUARY, 1950 Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 6—Fred 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-Stote Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat Halioran Frankhauser 1949 Wade 8—Frank McConkey 15—Ken Renneli Olmsted 22—Chuck Woodward 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) MARCH, 1950 JULY, 1950 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Kerr 21—All Sports Bonquet 18—Frank Murray 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz 1 i Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the obove members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dotes with a fellow Rotorion who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best" �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. 8 August 22, 1949 ROTARY FAMILY PICNIC: Be sure ai:'^ get your family down to Parkhurst Park .Tuesday at 5 p.m. for the big being planned to create goof;, the feed bags...The price c ^ C.a'rC - r .Games for the kids and adults are - o. and then at 6:30 p.m. we put on 1,50 for adults and for children. Re member there will be no rog'Llei meeting Taeaday noon.,,We*ll be looking for YOU at parkhurst park ao 5 the weather is unsettled Tuesday, phone President Putnam^ V90-u-, regarding final decision on the picnic.) STURGIS IKTSR-CITY GOLF MEET: Once again the Sturgis Rotary Club is plan ning a big day for golfing Rotarians. Festivities begin at 2 p.m. on Fri day, August 26. Golf fees are |2.00 and the dinner is $2.25. The golf tourney is complete with prises and the evening promises a good meal and fine entertainment. Make your reservations with Ernie NOWJ! ROTARY NEWS: Wayne Johnson and daughter just returned from Montana after an enjoyable trip^ We understand that 'Wayne really gave the squaws a ' thrill.Heard that Guvarie Coffman is selling corn cheap these days. Can ^not understand how an experienced farmer like Guvarie would plant more "corn than he could use. Oh, well, we cqn always use some in the Reflector ..Maurice Payne is unable to lead songs due to a severe case of bursitie in one shoiflder. Assistant song leader Ed Holts did a nice job of direct ing our little glee club last Tuesday.,.See where Athlete Dick Kerr came in third in the Country Club golf tourney and reached the semi-finals in the City Tennis singles meet...Understand Mac McKeith and Helen ^nd Pat are spending a week or so on Lake Michigan...Carl Vinton checked in at the Hastings club recently and heard a fine program on Internationalism. We may have the program here soon...Harry Taylor reports that Maude is out of the hospital and feeling much better. We hope she is fully re covered soon...our auditing committee of Kennedy and Weeks has been work ing night and day on the books since the first of July and hope to have a report ready before Labor Day. Meanwhile Past Pres. Woh and Sec. Ernie must continue to worry about the $2.30 discrepancy in the records.../If you like a few news notes in the bulletin, he^) by turning in items of in terest about yourself and other members to Editor Fred Weeks...Our ap preciation is extended to '*Scoop" Putnam for his contributions to the sheet. A business firm kept sending a bill to one of its customers without receiving a payment. Finally, however, they did receive the follow ing letter; "Dear Sirs: Every month I put all my bills together, pick five at random and pay those. If you send me any more reminders, you won't even get a place in the shuffle.next month." PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: Ray Pox was born in Caseville, Huron County, Mich. and spent his early years on a farm there...After attending Ferris Insti tute, he spent five years in Railway Mail Service and was then a foreman with Union Steel Products in Albion for another five years,..Ray left the factory to start_injyie silver fox business .and during lii^-25-yeaps-in — fha1J "field became" a" producer of very excellent pelts..After leaving the silver fox business a few years back, Ray specialized in raising Christmas V crees and now has about 25,000 trees in various stages of development... do has p.lso been raising pheasants the past two years in cooperation with the Branch County Conservation Club. Sixteen hundred birds have been re- ^ leased in the coLinty recently.. .Ray has been a Rotarian for five years, ■'VOLLEYBALL: The Rotary Volleyball team closed a very successful season ■ last Thursday evening by defeating the Jaycee team 2 to 1. Only five players sbow3d up but they were enough: Shorno, Putnam, Olmsted, VanAken, and Weeks. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — CengregoHonai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERL1KOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH M. PUTNAM MARK S. ANDREWS — Vlcfr>President - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms PATTERSON — Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Mourico Payne — Choirman C G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant. Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman FELLOWSHIP H Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Walker — Choirman RURAL • URBATI Guvorie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman Coffmon VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhammer — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman —Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don 4—Eorle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 1949 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Eraser Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore-(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 13—Guvarle Coffman 20—Ken Putnam-(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—AI Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat-(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, APRIL, 1950 9—Howord Swan 24—John- Wolker 23—Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 7—Carl Vinton-(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hop Weidner JUNE, 1950 . . 6—Fred Halloran 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat / % Frankhauser 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken Olmsted 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Kerr Holtz Peorce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"Htf Profits Mo&t Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. 9 Aup:uGt 29. IQliQ REPORT ON ENGLAND; Dr. J.A* Thomac, v/ho has recontly returned from a trip mv will b© our speaker next Tuesday. Jim^ accompanied by I/Irs. Thomas, made the trip over by boat and returned by air. While in England, the doctor attended a medical convention, visited relatives, and found some time to do a bit of sight-seeing. We are looking fonvard to an Interesting talk* Ray Pox is program chairman. PICNIC PAT^R: Nearly one hundred and fifty persons attended the Rotary picnic ireld at Parkhurst Park last Tuesday afternoon and evening. Ernie reports that there v/ere about 100 adults and 50 children filling their plates at the well-laden tables of food prepared by Chef Kindig of the Arlington Hotel.,,.B ob Kerr and his helpers are to bo commended on the arrangements which made for a pleasant Rotary gathering* PERSONALITY: Harold J, (Rod) McKnight was born in Brown City, attended Saginaw High School and then went to Ferris Institute for six months,,.During the first World War, Red Joined the Student Army Training Corp at Ypsilanti Normal. After tho Ypsi for throo yoars and then loft to accept a lob ^^^the Accounting Division of the Soldiors Bonus Division,of tL State f Lansing. In this position ho traveled to various r auditor. It was on one of those trips that ho 10?? Hrt Institution on a special assignment in February ? asked to stay and decided to try it out for a while. He is TW h out*....Rod married Carol Valentine of St. Johns, laichlgan. RotL^Att eightocn and a girl fourteen,..Ho has been a Rotarion for nearly 25 years and was president in 1937-38, During his roign as prosidont, ho was known as "King Harold of the Rod". NEWS NOTES; Pour of our members represented tho Coldwater Club at tho Thoy wcro Wob Treat, Ken SLstod, Lb his Mf?? members helped Ken Olmstod cclobrato his birthday recently, Mildred Payno furnished tho birthday cako. Maurice fried the chicken and folded on tho last log..Prosidont Ken who ti Chamber of Coramorco, tolls us that tho auto4. county recently mot with Chamber officials and do- cidod to arrange an auto display for tho lI^or'5iLL?siL rriLt thif yo^? Pair this fall Tha the ChriL'mfrk;;dfis also present time. Rotary may havo roaponaibility for an appointment. Icoop It. Should thoy break it, it would bo because of oversight or conditions ilub f Rotarians, when thoy accept membership in tho local 2 of their club, to meet thorn at tho wooklv Lotine ^ton have you looked forward to some coming Rotary mooting bocaua^* responsibilities. In effect, thoy make an appoint- Rotarian or two about sfmfpartlcu^^^Uer^d h^rf nfdnt? ^2" wore when the Rotarian you hoped to seo failed to bo •onr;i?h^n /r f faoUng that tho Rotarian had broken an appoint! ,. 1 a mooting without >lS Po!!!!!' - ;oin; hnrnn!! attondanco is one of the basie. _obltgaJuu„ yo« iaavo an appointment with oaoh member of your specific matter. AnotLr ^ ^0 sec you about some spoeial matter, K ^ V ° forward to tho followahip with you, which thov ■an only havo whon you are iroaant." "ncn cnoy You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Mondny 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregatipnal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendty — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERMKOWSKE — Diitriet Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH M. MARK S. ANDREWS - Nfice-President PUTNAM - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-ot-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboord CLUB MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairmen A , 8 E CLASSIFICATION Ernie ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairmen Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairmen Luse — Chairman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chatrmon AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN Olmsted RURAL - URBAN — Chairman Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Choirman 1949 . 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 APRIL, 1950 4—iarle Dovidsort 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Homllton 13—EorJ Corwin 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) : ^ 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Worner Van Aken Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Roy Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Progrorh) MAY, 1950 3-Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 6—Don Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 9—Howord Swan 13—Guvarie Coffman 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bien 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed 31—Warren Williams OCTOBER, 1949 Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 6—Fred 14—Hop Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeffng 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill Frankhauser 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat Halloran NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday-No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Peorce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If It is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarion who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Choirman. ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan r Vol» III No, 10 Se-ptembGr 19lj.Q ACADEIvIY AWARD t For our program noxt Tuesday, we v;ill have a new dental health educational film, "It's Your Hoalth," produced by the Southern 'California Dental Association.^An l8-minuto sound film, it was pro duced under the direction of Jack Chortok, winner of 12 academy awards for his educational and short subject film work. Art Baker, character star of screen and radio, plays the loading role, supported by a cast of Hollywood feature players...Don Shorno is program chairman... or had you guessod? LOOKING AHEAD: September 12-17.... .Branch County lj.-H Pair. Tuesday, September 13 Tuesday, Rotary Meeting at Fairgrounds with i;-H I.Icrhors as our guests, September 20..... .Viriit of District Governor. Tuesday, October k October 17-2[i. Scug Night. A1 Sieg, chairman, United Nations Week In Rotary International PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY:Byron Thomas was born in Oceana County, near Hart, Michigan, on February 22, 1901. Ho grev/ up in the eanning factory business vioing all types of work in the MichlgCLn plants of the W.R. Roach Company.. Je resigned as a canned goods salesman v/ith a proposed Texas territory to enroll at Albion College. During his college years he v/orkcd as a nachine shop operator and toolsetter in Albion. After graduating from college in 1924, he taught in the high schools of Albion and Three Rivers Cor^four years,,..Since that time he has served 21 years as a school idministrator. As a result of summer school effort, he received a Master's iogrco at Northwestern and has taken additional work at the Univorsity of Michigan.,.Byron joined Rotary at Vicksburg in 193^ and served as pros— Ldent of that club in 1939-ilO, He married the valedictorian of the Class of 1927 in Throe Rivors. Wo can understand why he taught her history but ^o think ho took a rather long chance in toaciing a prospectivo wife the fundamentals of debating.t,Byron and Virginia have two fine daughters -vho, according to Byron, "have had their share of old buildings and basoncnt rooms in the Coldv/ater schools". DUTSTANDING PROGRAIvI: At its meeting last Thursday noon, our Board of :)irector3 voted "Orchids" to Howard Teeter for the most outstanding lugust program. More on this next Tuesday noon. i/VKING UP: "When a Rotarian attends a club meeting other than his own, 10 not only gets attendance credit, but is helping his club's record. •Ind in addition, ho makes now friends, he learns how other clubs handle their meetings, ho picks up some ideas for his own club, or perhaps thcro Is a feeling of pride that his club Is doing a pretty good job already," As I road the club bulletins from nearby tovms, I see the names of Nur members v/ho have made the extra effort to keep up their attendance .'Qcords. Nearly ebcry Monday finds four or five Coldwater men at the iuincy club and on Wednesday tv;o or throe go to Bronson.. .Ono follow has ■>con making up regularly all stunmer. Bob Livermoro's v/ork this summer has ■'Gon scheduled in such a manner that he could not make our Tuesday meet— .nga, but ho has traveled to seme neighboring club almost every week. This sort of cooperation is keeping our club high in the attendance 'Qcords of tho district. In July wo ranked 8th in tho district with 90.09^. wdop-ft upyfbXlows' " - ----- m tOTARY TODAY: 6,859 Rotary Clubs, 330,000 Rotarians; 27 now clubs in I6 countries since July 1, ipi+p. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STUR6IS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �•^1 HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor 219TK DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS - Viee-President M. PUTNAM - President ROY C. PAHERSON - Treasure. ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory ROBERT DON W. HERR, JR. — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director E. SHAW - Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman E CLASSIFICATION A F MEMBERSHIP B ROTARY PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman G PROGRAM C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie luse — Chairman TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 H FELipWSHIP D ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Walker — Chairman RURAL• URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Choirman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE CofFman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST. 1949 APRIL, 1950 4—Eorle 6—Chick Kennedy 2—Marty Derhammer Davidson 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Eari Corwln 10—Mae McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Warner Van Aken 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER, JANUARY, 1950 1949 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvarie CofFman 20—Ken Pujnom—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat-(Special Rotary Progrom) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 9—Howard Swan 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladles' Nite) 24—John Walker 23—Walt 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program' Froser Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloron Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob MARCH, 1950 Wade JULY, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday-No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick Kerr 11—Fritz Von 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Olmsted Holtz Aken Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the obove members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best 9f �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotafy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Tol. Ill No. September 12, 11 SEE YOU AT THE FAIR: 1949 Our meeting Tuesday noon will be held at the 4-H Fairgrounds at 12tl5...,,A Chicken dinner will be served by the Coldwater and Girard Granges. We will have about 40 4-H members as our guests.,,,. The speaker will be James Hayes of Michigan State College, Jimmy has a very fine reputation as a speaker,...Guvarie Coffman is program chairman and has planned a very fine meeting. Let*s have a record turnout at the Fairgrounds Tuesday noon. NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CLUBS: District Governor Kerlikowske, who will visit our club on September 20, recently made his official visit to the Battle Creek club. According to their bulletin, his visit was a "pleasant event". After making a regular speech, the governor presided at the piano for a couple of Rotary songs= Ho met with the club directors in the evening, after which they ea o r tod iiim to the "bridal suite" of The Post Tavern where he spent the nigh w ' Korli" is a bachelor,.,.Branch County Prosecutor Harold Bristol spok i loi the Rronson club a week or so ago on the trials of war criminals in E'lrope. Harold served as judge in 20 cases and prosecutor in 19 cases during his years in the U.S. Army...."Dutch" Meier recently addressed the Quincy cluL on the subject of "Socialized Medicine". Some of the members gathered the impression that he was "agin it". "When the white man discovered this country, the Indians were running it. There were no taxes, there was no debt. The women did all the work....And the white men thought they could improve on a system like thatW. PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: Norm Kohl was born in Quincy, Michigan and grad uated from high school there in 1907, For the next three years he worked as a clerk In the office of the N.Y,C.R.R....From 1910 until 1920, he was employed in the First National Bank at Quincy except for three years In the First World Vifar. . . .From 1920 to date. Norm has been connected with the Southern Michigan National Bank in Coldwater as Vice President, Cash ier, President, and Trust Officer,...He served as City Treasurer in 1928 and was Mayor in 1930 and 1931...,For ten years he was a member of the Board of Trustees of the Oak Grove Cemetery and was treasurer of the Branch County Hospital from its inception to January 1, 1949..,.Norm is a member of all Masonic Bodies and is a Past Commander of the Jacobs Oommandery.. .,In 1939-40 he was pi'esident of Rotary and served as treas urer until this year. He has boon a working member of our club since 1923. AMERICAN CREED: "I am an American^ God willing, I will carve out my future with my tv;o hands and my brain," "I stand on my own feet and win success for myself and my own." "If I fail or fall behind in this race of life, I seek no--al;ibi," — "In the character of my environment, - - - under this economic system, under our form of government, I will succeed," "I carry no red flag of bitterness, hatred or sedition," "I fight forward, clear-eyed, independent, whining not, "Thanking God I am an American." "Yesterday is a cancelled check. Tomorrow is a promissory note. Today is ready cash. Spend it wisely." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — CongregaHenol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — Ditlrlct Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH M. PUTNAM MARK S. ANDREWS — Viee^resident — President ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard Director MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman E ClASSIF CATION A Ernie Luse F MEMBERSHIP B ROTARY G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman FELLOWSHIP D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Choirman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman — Chairman H Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH John Ken Walker — Choirman CHILDREN C Olmstad — Chairman RURAL • URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Choirman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhommer — Chairmen 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, APRIL, 1950 DECEMBER, 1949 1949 ' 6—Chick Kennedy 4—Earle 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Mllnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotory Program) 2—Marty Derhommer Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) Davidson 25—Worner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox MAY, 1950 JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 3—Harold 6—Don Shorno Hill 2—Bob Froser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed 31—Warren Williams OCTOBER, 1949 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, 1 —Bob Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 4—A! Sieg (Stag Nlte) 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotory Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Hoiloron Frankhauser 1949 Wade MARCH, 1950 JULY, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Woyne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it Is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarion who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Choirman. (( He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best* -The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No, September 19, 12 1949 VISIT OF DISTRICT GOVERNOR: Herb Kerllkowske, Governor of District 219, will make his official visit to our club next Tuesday noon. Every member should make an ernest effort to be present at this meeting. President Ken Putnam will be chairman of the meeting, AUGUST ATTENDANCE: Our club average attendance for the month of August was 91.11^. Vi'e are doing well to keep above the 90^ level. How about reaching for the 95^ mark soon? BIOGRAPHY: "Chick" Kennedy was born in Poplar Point, Manitoba, Canada, on March 6, 1902. He worked as a drug store apprentice for about six months after graduating from high school...Following college preparation he taught in a public school for l|- years.. cThe next four years were spent with the Sydney E. Junkins Company in Vancouver B.C. Canada Chick then came to the United Stales and for twelve years was with the Eaton ManvLfacturing Company in I)-.:G2'oit. For the past nine years, he has been in Coldwater as secretary of Quality Spring Products, Inc... Joining E i our Rotary club in 1941, he was soon elected to and was chosen as president in 1942.. the Board of Directors his years in Coldwater, Chick has been a willing worker in many community activities, "The best thing to give your enemy is forgiveness; to an opponent, tolerance; to a friend, your heart; to your child, a good example; to a father, deference; to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of you; to yourself, respect; to all men, understanding." ^William Carl Schuppel FOOTBALL PANS: Rotarians interested in football will probably start the seasons activities this week,.,Our high school team v/ill entertain Adrian for the first home game to be held here September 23...The Branch County Comets will also have their first home appearance Sunday evening, Sept. 18, against the Dearborn All-Stars... Some of our members will probably be traveling to Ann Arbor Saturday afternoon, Sept. 24, to see Michigan vs. Michigan State. ROTARY HERE AND THERE: The Rotary Club of Clare, Michigan is staging a 100^ attendance contest during August and September—the losers to cook a chicken supper the first week in Ootcber...District 219, as of July 31, had 2015 members.Rotary clubs are meeting every day and around the clock, Tuesday seems to be the most popular meeting day but clubs are ■s meeting every day including at least 139 on Saturday and at least 20 on Sunday,..There are 38 Rotary cluba within the corporate limits of London, England; 19 in Los Angeles, Oa".j.l'Tnia; nine in Copenhagen, Denmark; and eight in New York City. STAG SUPPER; Mark your calendar now so l:nat you will be able to attend the-me-et-ing-to - be held--at the Coui3-try-F-l-^-^>n—Ootober 4. Al-Sieg, program chairman for that date, is busy planning a wou'lerfuX time for the after noon and evening. Those who wish may play golf, some may want to play horseshoes or other games. The menu for the dinner has not been definitely decided upon at this time. An excellent program of entertainment has been - planned for the evening..So keep October 4 for the Rotary Stag Supper. Boss: "So« Getting yrur hair cut on company time, huh?" ilmployee: "Well, Boss: "Not it grew cn company time," Employee: "I^m not getting all of it all of it.'^ cut eitherl" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monciay 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:I5M BRONSON — CongregotSonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor DtSTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President M. PUTNAM ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-at-Arms 1 - President MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE -- Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baf^ CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman E CLASSIFICATION A F MEMBERSHIP B ROTARY PUBLIC INFORMATION ChorJes Fitke — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman 6 PROGRAM C INFORMATION Hovrord Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman TELEPHONE Grant Treiear — Chairmen Woody Herr — Chairman 1 H FELLOWSHIP D ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN Olmsted — C Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairmen INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, 1949 2—Marty Derhammer DECEMBER, 1949 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) APRIL, 1950 6—Chick Kennedy ^ 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Spedal Rotary Program) 25—Warner Von Aken 30—Roy Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treot—(Spedal Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23—Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 6—Fred Halloran 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 28—Wayne Johnson 20—Bill Fronkhauier 'M 27—Si Treat NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advonce. If it is not pos> sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan No, rS Vol. Ill ; September 26, 13 FURNITURE; Byron Thomas, 1949 program chairman for next Tuesday, has invited William Winemiller to speak to us. Mr. Winemiller is associated with the Winemiller Furniture Shop north of town. The custom-made prices produced in this shop are knov/n to lovers of fine furniture over most of the United States. "Tolerance is the result of an \incomfortable the other fellow may be right, suspicion that after all." WELCOME TO ROTARY: The Reflector takes this opportunity to welcome the two newest members, Paul McDaniel and Jim McComb, and to challenge them to maintain a 100^ attendance for the first year. After that, it "comes natural". PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: Harold Raleigh Weidner, born in Toledo, Ohio, December 5, 1901, graduated from the Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery in 1930...Hap was an intern in the Flower Hospital in Toledo in 1930-31 and served as Chief Resident there in 1931-32. He started his practice in Coldv/ater in 1932 and has been here since that time except for the war years. He served as Lieutenant-Commander and Commander in the U.S.N.R. from 1942 to 19^6 and is at present a Commander, U.S.N.R., specialist group. . .He is a member of the An-erican Heart Association, Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine, Associate Member of the American College of Physicians, Past president of the Branch County Medical Society, Member of the Michigan State Medical Society, and the American Medical Association..."Doc" specializes in internal medicine and heart disease...Father of three boys and one girl, "Hap" is interested in our public schools, local Board of DATES TO and was recently elected to the Education. REi\iSK©ER: Tuesday, October 4 October 17-24,... Monday, October 17 Rotary Stag Supper at Country Club. United Nations Week in Rotary International. ."Dream Dusters", male quartette, Talk of Hour Club. "A good boss is one who makes his men think they have more ability than they have, so they consistently do better work then they thought they could." ■' Charles E. Wilson, General Motors, REFLECTIONS: A movement is under v/ay to impeach our president for illcg^ally padding the "kitty". One glaring example came to light last Tuesday, Little "Freddie" Weeks, with the help of an obliging waitress, searched the button board diligently from l.SjQS until 13:14 looking for his lapel button. At that time the plaintj.ff gave up, reported the missing button to the secretary, and took a scab just in time to rise and sing "America" ...As soon as the song was ended che president calmly pulled several „ lepel.-buttons from his_coat,.DO-Cket. and proceeded to sell them to th.e defenseless members. This type of dictatorial taxation must ceasel 'w^Tlghten your trusses, menl This is the call to alms I (P.S. I want my '^dime back.) "A man will fall several times, but he isn^t a failure until he starts saying somebody pushed him." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M 6RONSON — Congregational Church — Wadnetday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Nendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-50 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurea«i ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard CLUB MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Bo^'V SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman p PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomos — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvorie Coffman —Chairman BIRTHDAY SICK Dick Harold Hill — Chairman Kerr — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhammer — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Eorl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken ^ 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 9—Howard Swon 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt Bien 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OaOBER. 1949 FEBRUARY, 1950 4—A) Sieg (Stag NIte) 11—Grant Treloor 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treot 6—Fred Halloron Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Olmsted Kerr Aken 22—Chuck Woodword 21—All Sports Bonquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year wilt be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotorion who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR - Program Cholrmon. "jF/e Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 fl �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" .The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. Oftto^ber 3, 14 1949 "ATTENDANCE: Our percentage of 91.iT^ for the month of August kept us in eighth place in the district which now has 34 clubs. Several of our neighboring clubs are ranking ahead of us, Vicksburg first, Bronson second, Reading third, Quincy fifth, and Marshall sixth. The Marshall club has 70 members to our 58 so we should be able to pass them in the attendance ratings. They had 92.21^ for August. Are you doing your Z% each week? REMEMBER HUCK? Every nov/ and then I receive a copy of the Cadillac Evening News with the compliments of Editor T. 0. Huckle, former Cold- water Rotarian and former publisher of the Coldwater Daily Reporter,... The masthead of his paper shows a program for Cadillac containing several items which might well refer to Coldwater and probably a thousand other similar towns...A New High School...Civic Auditorium...New Sewage Dis posal Plant...Off-street Parking Lots...Annual Cadillac Celebration Event...and seven others making a "dozen point program". ^ Last Tuesday the citizens of Cadillac were to vote on the new high school. I haven't heard how the election turned out, but I sincerely hope that one point of Huck's program is under way by this time. \iVe herewith send our best v/ishes to Huck and son Earl that, with the help of the Evening Nev.'s, Cadillac may become the second finest city in Michigan, BIG PRICE REDUCTION ON STAG_NX>rHT ROTARY STAG NIGHT - OCTOBER 4 - MEMO PROM CHAIRMAN AL SIEG: After much pencil sharpening the committee has decided that we can put the Stag on for $2.00 rather than the |;2.50 as was previously anxvu nounced. Bob Shaw has great things planned for the golfing enthusiasts. Below is the time schedule which must be followed in order that dinner is not delayed, Nine Holes Putting Driving Contest Hole in One •r Starting Starting Starting Starting time time time t:|.me 2:00 to 5:00 2:00 to 6:00 6:00 6:15 The prize for making a Hole in One is a.$25.00 War Bond and each con testant will have three tries so bring your favorite club. Warren Williams has made arrangements for the shooters tovuse the facilities of the Conservation Club to try their luck at Trap or Skeet. Please plan to be at the Gruner Farm west of town at 4:30, There is a game called Ping Pong and this event will be handled by president Ken, He wants to determine the champion singles and doubles players of the Coldwater Club. They say it's an easy game so let's give it a try. Starting time 4:00. Fritz VanAkeh heads up the horse shoe event but—so- f-ar- the-nwher of- participants is small. I guess he and John Walker will have to fight it out to determine the winner unless we can find more competition. Dinner will be served at 6:45 followed by awarding of prizes, a spir ited song session, and extra special entertainment. "If Adam came back to earth, the only thing he would recognize would be the jokes," REMEMBER: No meeting at the Arlington next Tuesday noon. See you at the Country Club as soon as you can make it. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elk, Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. October 10, 1949 15 PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR: Our guer-t speaker next Tuesday will be Past Dis trict Governor Guy Kirsch of Sturgis. Guy will speak to us concerning the Paul Harris Memorial Fund, giving us an idea of the scope of the work covered by the Rotary Foundation. PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: Frank Murray was born in Delphos, Ohio...From 1919 to 1942 he was Allen County, associated with the Wolverine Portland Cement Company in Coldwater, serving at various times as Mechanical En gineer, Superintendent, Director and Executive Vice President.After leaving Coldwater he went to the Wabash Portland Cement Company which work took him to Osborn and Dayton in Ohio and to Stroh, Indiana. He was director, vice president and general manager while with this concern... Frank later went to the Pacific Portland Cement Company of San Francisco as Assistant to the President and Manager of Oregon Operations...During his many years in our city Prank was president of the Board of Education, president of the Bon Ami Club, and a member of the Library Board,..Since his return to Coldwater, W. Prank has been working with various building projects as consultant and engineer. Just recently he has been tempor arily appointed assistant vice president and trust officer of the South ern Michigan National Bank. BOUQUET OF THE WEEK: A1 Sieg Is to be congratulated upon the planning which made for a fine evening of fellowship at our stag supper last Tues day, With our guests from nearby clubs, the attendance was near hundred. one "To serve, you need not set the world aglow In any nev/ or magic way. But you must sympathize with hearts bent low. And if you can, their fears allay. To serve, you need not set the world afire With eloquence of tongue or pen. But you must fill a lasting, deep desire To help each day your fellow men. To serve is but to lead a useful life. To ever face men with a smile. To court ideals, to frown on greed and strife. To give our Rotary a trial." James Harvey Spencer, The London Rotariav NEW MEI^ER: We extend a welcome to our newest member, Vlnce Kornstien, who enters the club under the classification of Electric Equipment Man ufacturing. OTHER ROTARY CLUB BULLETINS; The Rotary Club of Lyons, New York calls its publication The Lyons Tale...The Spinning Wheel of Dalton, Mass., --recently ran an advertisement; "Experienced Wheelwright wanted to repair the Spinning Wheel. .The editor of the Claremore, Oklahoma Rota-Gram advises his readers at the bottom of the sheet: "Don*t turn the pageJ The editor has gone to Joplin and didn^t have time to write any more." "Does your husband talk in his sleep?" "No, and it*a terribly exasperating! He News Item: just grins." "The couple was married last Wednesday, thus ending a friendship which began in their school days." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern ~ Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice^resident M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-ot-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Mautiee Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Lute — Chairman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Choirman Woody Herr — Choirman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvorie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mae McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Werner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, MAY, 1950 1949 3-Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffmon 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Wolker 23-Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Speciol Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—SI Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade MARCH, 1950 JULY, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick Kerr 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Speciol Rotory Program) 28-Ed Holtz 25—Keith Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Sei'ves Best' >^The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. October 17, 16 1949 FOURTH OBJECT: The Fourth Object of Rotary INTERNATIONAL is: "To foster and encourage the advancement of inter national understanding, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men united in the ideal of service." The report given to us last Tuesday by Past District Governor Guy Kirsch of Sturgis on the workings of the Paul Harris Memorial Fund and the Rotary Foundation should make every Rotarian proud to be a member of an international organization which is making positive steps toward better understanding between the peoples of nations around the world. In addition to the work of the Foundation, there are many Rotary Clubs and Rotarians as individuals who are making contacts with people of other nations...-The Rotary Club of Glendale, California has sent several cartons of clothingio the Rotary Club of Athens, Greece.....To date, over 800 packages from 37 states containing 20,000 items have been distributed to children in 97 refugee camps in Bavaria....The Rotary Club of Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania has expended ^3842,44 in providing CARE food and clothing packages for 33 families in Bonne-on-the-Rhine, Germany....The McKenzie, Tennessee club plans to bring into the United States a displaced European of college age and with the cooperation of a local college make arrangements for him to attend college....The Taylor, Michigan club is sponsoring two former Czechoslovakian Rotarians who are expected to arrive in Taylor shortly. The club has guaranteed to find them employment and to provide them with housing And so it goes, in club after club throughout the world. It would seem that this "world consciousness" might well have a definite effect on developing "international understanding, good will and peace"....if the Atom Bomb doesn*t get us first. We had to add the last phrase, so we could quote the following: "Now that the Russians have the atom bomb, Phil Murray and Walter Ruether may be wasting their time bargaining for pensions perhaps John L. Lewis should seek safety first--before pensions-and get his miners back in the mines below the ground..... Even Johnts eyebrows are no longer a safe refuge." PROGRAM FOR NEXT TUESDAY; Grant Treloar, program chairman for our next meeting, has arranged for high scjopl coach Floyd Eby to be our speaker. Floyd will relate some of his experiences while on a navy cruise last summer as a Naval Reserve officer....Grant will be out of town Tuesday and Wayne Way will present the speaker. DREAM DUSTERS: Ira King, president of the Talk of the Hour club, reminded members that the.first fall meeting of that organization will.be held. October 17, next Monday, when the Dream Dusters, a quartet of World War II Veterans, will present a program of vocal numbers....We understand that the five numbers of the 1950 program will all be held in the spring. Ira urges members to sign up for ttie 1950 series at the October 17 pro gram. ..-Single memberships .. .$3.00 SUGGESTION FOR A WILL: Dual memberships ,. .$6.00 "Being of sound mind, red cent I spent every I had." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERL1K0WSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. - Director ROY C. PAHERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms ^ MARTIN W. DERHAMMER - Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Boton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Choirman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairmen Luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman RURAL • URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Choirman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhommer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhommer 9—Harold Hamilton 16—Howord Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Fomily Picnic) APRIL, 1950 6—Chick Kennedy 13—Earl Corwin 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. ^ 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, MAY, 1950 1949 3—Harold Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladles' NIte) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt Bien 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed 31—Warren Williams 6—Don OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag NIte) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, Hill 2—Bob Fraser 9—Howard Swan Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weldner 13—Rotary TrI-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhouser 1949 1-Bob Wade MARCH, 1950 JULY, 1950 8—Fronk McConkey 7—Red McKnIght 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted 22—Chuck Woodward 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) Kerr 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Choirmon. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. October 24, 17 1949 PROGRAM TUESDAY: Dr. Harold Hamilton, pastor of the Baptist Church, will be our guest speaker Tuesday noon, with Lloyd Livermore acting as chairman. REFLECTIONS: Some of our members who make frequent trips to Quincy for Rotary meetings on Monday noons have noticed that the Quincy club is now meeting in the basement of the Union Church. This is the same building, but the church has improved the basement and the club has a much better room for its Rotary meetings....Speaking of Quincy, we also hear that they are getting new song books, a project which was discussed at our last gathering.... The Rotary club as a unit does a lot of nice things for the community, but there are many kj.nJnesses done by individual Rotarians which do not make the headlines. One of our'members recently noticed a high school lad who needed a lot of dental work done and promptly seOta him to a dentist and paid the bill* Fifty or sixty men in a community do ing things of this kind will make a real contribution to the betterment of the city. Men of other service clubs are doing similar bits of kind ness, and it all adds up one of the reasons for people frequently saying that "Coldwater is a friendly town" We noticed this item in a Rotary publication recently: "Offering to reimburse the out-of-town speaker for expenses he may have in curred in making the trip to your community is not only a courtesy but an obligation that is due the invited speaker. Perhaps he may refuse any payment but the club secretary or other officer should try, tactfully, to persuade him to accept .Wonder if the club could set up a fund whereby we would pay mileage up to a certain reasonable distance? Many of our speakers have come from within a radius of 75 miles. Some of them may get mileage on the trips from their own offices, but I am sure that some of them who are glad to give up the time, would appreciate a bit of help on the driving expense. "To be good is noble, but to teach others how to be good is nobler and less trouble,"- -Mark Twain PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: On December 30, 1918 the population of St. Johns, Michigan was increased by one when Kenneth Putnam appeared on the scene. .♦..Ken graduated from high school in Lansing and then attended Michigan State for two years. During this time he served his apprenticeship at the Estes-Leadley Funeral Home in Lansing....He then went to the College of Embalming at St. Louis, Missouri, After greduating from the embalming school, he worked at the Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home in Detroit for two years. For the next four years he was again with the Estes-Lesdley concern in Lansing and then in 1946 he came to Coldwater....During his three years in Coldwater, Ken has entered into comm\inity activities with real enthusiasm. At the present time he is president of the Chamber of Commerce as well "as being president of our-R-o"tary""club. not permit us to take up his .Space does singing talent in this issue. "Turning over a new leaf at New Year's may be all right but it's turning over a lot of old ones in October that gives a fellow a crick in the back". You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY ■—■ Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hcndry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �2T9TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-50 KENNETH M. MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice-President PUTNAM - ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAHERSON - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director DON SHORNO — Sergeanl-at-Aniis M President MARTIN W. DERHAMMER - Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE - Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman 1 B F MEMBERSHIP C G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Choirmon D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holts — Chairman AnENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Choirmon CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Choirmon Olmsted CHILDREN C — Chairman RURAL. URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Choirmon Marty Derhammer — Choirmon 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, APRIL, 1950 DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) ' 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mae McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox MAY, 1950 JANUARY. 1950 SEPTEMBER. 1949 6—Don Shorno 3—Harold 2—Bob Fraser Hill 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mork Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt Bien 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nlte) 11—Grant Treloor 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER. 1—Bob JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy PaHerson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Hailoran Frankhauser 1949 Wade 8—Frank MeConkey 15—Ken FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan Olmsted JULY. MARCH. 1950 1950 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 14—Dick 11—Frits Van Aken Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holts Peorce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not possible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dotes with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill R Ho. 18 « Of.t-.nhsr ^1, 1Q)|Q POLITICIANS AR3 PJOPIAI: Our speaker ne:ct Tuesday noon will be Raymond S. Willis of Angola, former "United States Senator frora the state of Indiana, His subject v/ill be "The Human Side of Goverm^ient". Bob V/ade is program chairman, THOSE BIB PROJECTS: The Rotary Club of Smithfield, North Carolina has been receiving expressions of appreciation from tourists for providing a picnic table by the side of the highway betv/een New York and Florida v/hich passes through Smithfield, In reporting this project in his monthly letter. Dis trict Govenor Zeb Brinson, 27oth District, said: "The above represents a very thoughtful service, llany clubs want to do something really big and find that the large undertakings are impractical or there is not sufficient interest. Sometimes the smaller projects do not seem to be of sufficient importance. It is important that we not overlook the smallest service", Vi/ELCOMS: Our newest Rotarian is Earle Harold Munn, Jr, who is manager of radio station WTVB, The Reflector challanges "Hal" to try for a lOO;^ attendance record during his first year in Rotary, A meeting can be made up six days before or six days after by attending the meeting of another Rotary Club. There are 6877 Rotary clubs so there is aiiiple opportunity to make up,,,We welcome you into the club, Hal, "Conscience is that still, small voice that tells you somebody's looking^'V LADIES: Our next Ladies Night v/ill be held on the evening of December 20, Bill Milnes and his comr.ilttee are busy planning a festive occasion so put this date on your calendar and remind papa to save a bit of the Xmas check to apply on the dinner check, COIEIUNITY CHEST: All of the fellov/s who volunteered to help on the solicitation this v/eek should plan to have the canvassing completed by next Monday, October 31* Earl Corwin and Bob Livermore are in charge of the Rotary responsibility in this drive,, ,V/hen your work is done, take the envelope and money to the Comunity Chest Headquarters at the * National Utilities Company, 78 Wast Chicago Street. Middle Age: That period of life when you'd do anything to feel better except give up what's hurting you,** lU^ECTIONS: Our club has purchased two wheelchairs which will be avail able through the American Legion AuJciliary., ,We were sorry to hear that Fred Halloran is resigning from Rotary due to the fact that his work makes it impossible to keep up attendance,..Our club should start soon to_dosign its ._flo_at for the XEias paradeJ2nly umpteen shopping days^ .Members v/ho have birthdays in October and November will sit at the birthday table next Tuesday noon. HOW TO COOK YOUR TH.^NKSGIVING TURIC3Y: "prepare turkey in usual way, place one bottle good bourbon near stove. Take a drink each time you baste turkey. With this method you never forget to baste, so turkey is tender." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M SRONSON — CongregoHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — Dittrict Governor Rotary Cluh of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President M. PUTNAM — Presidenl ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms PAHERSON — Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D INFORMATION Charles FIske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Choirman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairmen AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN Olmsted C — Chairmen RURAL - URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Horold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Cholrman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffmon —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhommer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhommer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Horold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd LIvermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Roy Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don APRIL. 1950 4—Eorle Davidson ^ 10—Mac McKelth—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Von Aken MAY. 1950 1949 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23-Walt Blen 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—At Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloor 18—Web Treat—(Speclol Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd LIvermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan 4^ JUNE, 1950 7—Carl VInton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weldner 13—Rotary TrI-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—SI Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhouser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Fronk McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Von Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Hoitz Pearee This '49-'50 Rotory yeor will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance, if It is not pos> sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarlon who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best*' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. November 7, 19 1949 RED FEATHER: Thirty-five Roterlans have been working on the Community Chest Drive. A few of them have not turned reportp in as this ie written. A few others have turned cards in with notations such as "not at home". It is the duty of the solicitor to contact the resident in some way befor turning the card in. It may mean an extra trip or two, but someone will have to make the extra trip if you fail. So hurry and turn in a 100^ re port. The drive is in the clean-up stages. We must do our partn NEXT MEETING: Our speaker next Tuesday will be Dr. Kenneth Olmsted who will discuss "Orthopedic Surgery". Fellow Rotarian Ken was born in Coldwater in 1904 and graduated from the local high school. After graduating from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1929, "Doc" served his internship at Grace Hospital in Detroit...He practiced in Lapeer, Mich igan in 1930-31 and came to Coldv/ater in 1931, practicing here until August 1941 when he entered the U.S. Army...He received his discharge in October 19.45. . .From December 1945 until January 1948 he took postgraduate training in Orthopedic Surgery at the U. of M. Prom January 1948 to date he has been practicing medicine in Coldwater...Kenny has been a Rotarian for about 15 years and has maintained an excellent attendance record. ^/ITELCOME, STRANGER: The November committee for welcoming guests is composed of Chick Kennedy and Fritz Van Aken. Health Note: "If you drink a glass of milk every day for 1,200 months, you will live to be 100 years old." REFLECTIONS: The Rotarians of Athens, Greece recently sent us a copy of their first postwar Magazine, the Rotary-Hellas. Our Greek isn't up to snuff, but we did note that the Athens Club recently celebrate its 20th Anniversary. Mention is made of the fact that they receiveyj 85 CARE packages...and several American clubs have written offering graduate scholarships to sons of Greek Rotarians orto other young men sponsored by the club...Our club slipped from 8th to 11th place in the district at tendance records. Bronson, Quincy, Reading, Hillsdale, Jonesville and Marshall are a few of the clubs ranking ahead of us...The bulletin of the Sharon, Massachusetts club is named the Sharotarian and the Fort Dodge, Iowa, club publication is known as the Rotary Dodger. BOARD MEETING: Our board of directors met at Grade O'Shanahan's Inn Thursday noon, November 3. Secretary Ernie reported a balance of $315.28 in the regular fund and $1046.08 in the youth fund...The board voted to contribute not in excess of $50.00 to help defray expenses of the Coldwater High School Band for its trip to the U. of M. Indiana game in Ann Arbor November 12. Our band will participate in the between-halvea performance at the game.,c,For the best October program, the board selected "uhe stag night session planned by Al Sieg,..And Ernie reported that we dipped below the 90^ mark on our October attendance with a percentage of 89.64, "You save a lot of unnecessary conversation if you re member that people aren't going to take your advice unless you are a lav/yer or a doctor, and charge them dfor-" ±t~. -■ - — — Girls fool you; but remember just three things* If she looks young, she's probably old. If she looks old, she is probably young. If she looks back follow herll You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-30 KENNETH M. PUTNAM - President A MARK S. ANDREWS - VIce-President ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAHERSON - Treasure. ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - Chairman E CLASSIFICATION A F MEMBERSHIP 6 ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman 1 G PROGRAM C TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 H FELLOWSHIP D AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Choirman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman A B YOUTH D CRIPPLED CHILDREN C RURAL . URBAN Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Walker — Chairman Guvarie E SICK Harold Hill — Chairman CofFman —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 . 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr-(Family Picnic) APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith-(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob 9—Howard Swan 13—Guvarie CofFman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mork Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnom—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23-Walt Blen 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Renneil 31—Worren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat-(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 Fraser JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Progrom) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-Stofe Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser Treat NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade 8—Frank McConkey 15—Ken Olmsted 22—Chuck Woodward 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) JULY, MARCH, 1950 1950 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Kerr 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary yeor will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ �Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR w Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill NO. November 14, 20 WHAT IS RELIGION? 1949 This will be the topic of our speaker next Tuesday noon when one of our members, Dr^ Spencer Owens, will give us his ans- vver to a thought-provoking question... .Spencer was born in Rome, New ^ork and graduated from Syracuse University, He later received his Doctor of Divinity degree from Albion College...During his years as a Methodist minister, he has served churches in Niagara Falls, New York; Rochester, New York; and Albion and Batt] e Creek in Michiga n....Prom 1943 until 1948 he was District Superintendent of the Albion-Lansing District of the :vlichigan Conf erence.. . .Dr. Qwc'is enjoys extensive reading and likes to travel as another major interoc . .He has been a long-time member of Rotary and Coldwater Rotarians are glad tc have him on the local roster. Ve will be looking forward to Tuesday noon....Frank McConkey is program chairman, ♦•Division of wealth would never have been thought of it some man's hard work had not created things that lazy men want." .Kettering ATTENDANCE: The following 44 members maintained 100^ attendance records for the month of October: Andrews, Coffman, Corwin, Fiske, Frankhauser, Eraser, Hamilton, Herr, Hill, Johnson, Kennedy, Bob Kerr, Kornstien, Bob Livermore, Lloyd Livermore, Luse, McComb, McConkey, McKeith, McKnight, iVIilnes, Murray, Olmsted, Owens, Payne, pearce, Rennell, Bob Shaw, Shorno, Sieg, Swan, Taylor, Teeter, Thomas, Si Treat, Web Treat, Warner VanAken, Fritz VanAken, Walker, Way, Weeks, Williams, Les Woodward and Chuck Voodward, There are four father-and-son combinations in that list. And four Mc»s--did we have a free meal last month? Five doctors, two lawyers, several industrial tycoons, and many merchants have the 100^ nabit. Yie would like to encourage 15 more fellows to join this group,.,,. And youse guys who are going hunting, don't forget to make upJl Eight nen went to Bronson last Wednesday, Sambo (angrily): "Listen, nastus. Play de game honest. If you got four aces you're cheating, I know what I dealt you," FOUR-WAY TEST: An excellent guide developed by a Chicago Rotarian; 1, y Is it the truth? 2 , Is it fair to all concerned? 3, Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 4, Will ANCIENT CHINESE it be beneficial to all concerned? PROVERB: If there be righteousness in the heart, there will be beauty in" the"'Character. — — - If there be beauty in the character, there will be harmony in the home. If there be harmony in the home, there will be order in the nation. If there be order in the nation, there will be peace in the world. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M AlBiON — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH M. MARK S. ANDREWS — Viee-President PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treosurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARIES I. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO - Sergeont-ol-Arms < MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE - Maestro of the Keyboard CLUB MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holti — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH CHILDREN Ken Oimsted John Walker — Chairman C — Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST. 1949 DECEMBER. 1949 « 13—Earl Corwin 9—Harold Hamilton 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore. Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER. APRIL. 1950 4—Earle 6—Chick Kennedy 2—Marty Derhammer JANUARY, 1950 1949 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER. 1949 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Specie) Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mork Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotory Ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY. 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) ^ Davidson 9—Howard Swan JUNE. 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill Frankhauser 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran NOVEMBER. 1949 1—Bob JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 Wade 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken Oimsted 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed Holtz 25—Keith Kerr Peorce This '49-'50 Rotory year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not possible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. 21 November 21, 1949 THE PRESIDENT REPORTS: Perce Hodgson, president of Rotary International, recently returned from a trip which took him and his wife, Edith, to Canada, Alaska, the Aleutians, Japan, Okinawa, Hong Kong, China, the Philippines, Guam, Wake and the Hawaiian Islands. They left Chicago September 16 and returned on October 25...Among the highlights of the trip were a three hour visit with General and Mrs. M^cArthur, a two hour visit with the Emperor end Empress of Japan, and a two and a half hour luncheon with President Quirino of the Philippines...Guam Rotarians came to the airport at two o*clock in the morning where an impromptu meeting was held. We v/ill soon have a report on their trip to Mexico the Dominican Republic, Puerto ihco, and Central and South America. "The idea that life is a vale of tears is just as false as the idea that life is a place of entertainment. Life is a place of service.". Tolstoy PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: Carl Vinton was born in Williamsburg, Grand Tra verse County, Michigan and gr?duated from Traverse City High School and Michigan State College..»He worked one year for the Michigan Bell Tele phone Company, three years for the Detroit Edison Company, a year for the Ford Motor Company, a year with the Thompson-Starrett Construction Company. Carl then was with the Michigan public Utilities Commission for three years, and with the State Highway Department for two years. His next four years were spent with the Moellering Construction Company and since that time he has been in the contracting business over seventeen years.-.The Vintons have three daughters and two sons...Carl has been active in community activities, has been a Rotarian for 21 years, and served as president of our club jn 1940-41 Missionary: "Do you folks know anything about religion?" Cannibal: "Well, we did have a little taste of it when the last missionary was here." REFLECTIONS: Our committee for the Ladies Night on December 20 is work-.- . ing diligently to make the Christmas Party a success. . .Speaking of Christ mas, I wonder how our plans for the club float in the Xmas parade are progressing,..Former member Rus King was in town Thursday and brought news that Tom Huckle is back in the hos|,^ital in Detroit with a rare bone disease, ..We have had no high school boys as our guests at Rotary this year. Perhaps it was quite a job to have a boy with us each week, but it seems that we should have one of these future citizens attend a meeting once a month. Some of our present members became acquainted with Rotary during their high school days,... NOW IS THE TIME""~ " The clock of life is wound but once. And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop -At late or early hour. Now is the only time you own. Live, Love, work with a will, Place no faith in tomorrow, for -The clock may then be still, -- HONOLULU TRADE WIND, Honolulu, Hawaii You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Unipn Church — Monciay 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregalienel Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BAHLE CREEK ~ Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Cluh of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice^resident M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO - Sergeont-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE - Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE - Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A B E CLASSIFICATION Ernie ' Luse ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman — Cholrmon" F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman . C G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtx — Chairman AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Choirman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN Olmsted C — Chairman RURAL . URBAN Guvorie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffmen ~ —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Dorhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Mllnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER, APRIL, JANUARY, 1950 1950 4—Eorle 6—Chick Kennedy Davidson 10—Mac McKeifh—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 1949 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nile) 20—Ken Putnam-(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don OCTOBER, 1949 FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stog Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat-(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lfoyd Livermoro, Sr. NOVEMBER, 9—Howard Swan JUNE, 1950 7—Corl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser 1949 JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 1-Bob Wade 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Von Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Progrom Chairman. ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. No. Ill November 28, 22 1949 OUR NEXT PROGRAMi Our speaker Tuecday noon will be Dean Emil Leffler of Albion College who will speak on the RuUjeot -'Let^s Understand Each Other". Wayne Way is program chairman, PARAGRAPH PERSONiiLITYj igan on September 1, Burton Keith Pearce was born in Hillsdale, Mich 1917...He graduated from Hillsdale High School and then v/ent to Michigan State College to study veterinary medicine. After graduating from M. S. C. he spent six years in general practice at Litchfield and then came to Coldwater about three years ago...Keith is the father of jone boy and one girl...He has been a Rotarian for over two years. CHRISTMAS PARTY: Our committee advises that our Ladies Night will be held at the American Legion Hall on December 20. A fine meal is being planned and it will be an evening of fun. Be sure to bring your RotaryAnne, There will be no regular meeting that Tuesday noon. ^ TWO KINDS OF WOMEN: Those who don't believe everything their husbands tell them and those who have no husbands. ANNUAL CHHISTMaS PARADE: Everything points to our city having its finest Christmas Parade next Monday evening. About thirty civic minded groups are planning floats along re3.igious lines, nursery rhyme themes, and the poem "Twas the Night Before ChT^istmas". Our club is sponsoring a Little Boy Blue float in the nursery rny.i.e section.. .The parade will form at the corner of Morse and State srroets at 6s45 p.m..^.If you are not tak ing part in the parade, be sure your Christmas Spirit early; to be on main street to witness it. Get KIWANIS CIRCUS: The Coldwater Kiwanis Club is sponsoring a circus to be held at the Armory on Tuesday, November 29. There will be a matinee at 4 p.m. and an evening performance at 8 p.m... .Tickets sell for 50{^ for children and 90^ for adults. The show runs about ij- hours and includes a lion act, trained ponies, monkeys and dogs. There will be jugglers, aerial acts, clowns and cowboys...The proceeds will be used for Kiwanis children projects. So take some kid and yourself to this performance. "A fascist nation is one where they name a street after you one day and chase you down it the next." ''^^ORE OF THE SA.ME; Every Rotarian at our meeting last Tuesday was pleased .irith the reports given by Wayne Johnson and Bill Frankhauser on our cur rent project to help a local young man...There must be more of these cases in the vicinity and we should be on the lookout constantly to see if we can be of service...If you know of a"case, be"sure to tell the president so an investigation can be started...Service of this kind is a primary aim of Rotary. "When you make a mistake, don't look back at it too long. Take the reason of the thing into your mind, and then look forward. Mistakes are lessons of wisdom. The past cannot be changed. The future is yet in your power." .Hugh ^white You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Cengresotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 Pid. (C.S.T.) STURGiS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. DISTRICT KERLIKOWSKE - BUtrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-30 KENNETH M. MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President PUTNAM - President ROY C. PAHERSON - Trooiurv^ ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARTIN W. DERHAMMER - Director ROBERT E. SHAW — Director DON W. HERR, JR. - Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD - Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton' CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Gront Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairmen CRIPPLED YOUTH^ Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN Olmsted C — Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, APRIL, 1950 DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Horofd Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox Davidson 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 4—Earie 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program 3-HaroId Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore-(Rotary Ladies' NIte) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bten 27—Byron Thomos 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 4—A! Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 - 9—Howard Swan JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Progrom) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloron Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade J' JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Speciol Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos* sible to get your program on the exact dote scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best f) �I 1 ( i The Beard of Directors of the Goldwater Rotary Cluh has approved the name and classification given below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary without delay; Otis 0, Max A. Barnes Hospital Administrator Olds Retail Grocer Signed: Ernest W, Luse, Secretary December 2, 1949 �pi It lit S'fe- Et- - r\ tfv �^'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. * 23 •December 5^ 1949 REPORT ON NORWAY; Our speaker next Tuesday noon will be Ray Pryser of Battle Creek. Mr. Pryser, a aglea representative of the Dudley Paper Company, spent three months in his native Norway during the summer of 1948. He will report his experiences and discuss the economic situation in that part of the world....Ray has spoken to several Rotary clubs in cluding the Battle Creek club and has been well received....Chick Kennedy is program chairman. HANDS ACROSS THE SEA: Our International Service Committee, under the leadership of chairman Chuck (999999) Woodward, has spent some time in contacting a club across the sea which will serve as a real friend for our club and help us become better acquainted with the needs in distant lands....A club in Finland has been selected and they advise that there is great need in their town for clothing. Rotary members there will be glad to serve in distributing our gifts to deserving persons....This pro ject must start immediately. Chuck will announce details at our next meeting. "Lucky Astronomers: NOTES PROM DIRECTORS Their business is always looking up." MEETING: Our board of directors met at GracieTs Thursday noon. Every member of the board was present....Secretary Ernie showed balances as of November 30 of $570,51 in the regular fund and ill51,78 in the youth fund,.,,The boys had quite a time trying to choose the best November program but the result of their deliberations should be announced Tuesday....plans made by Bill Milnes for our Ladies Night were discussed and approved, although there is a possibility that the date may be changed,...It was noted that six members were "Dues Delin quents" but hope was expressed that all would be in the fold by December 15,..,The board received with regret the resignation of member Norm Kohl and promptly voted to make him an Honorary Member, This distinction is richly deserved as Norm has been a loyal and active member of our club since 1931, and has served as president and treasurer. We hope that he will take advantage of his honorary membership and meet with us whenever possible, SERVICES BY SERVICE CLUBS: The Christmas Parade last Monday night was the best yet and the Halloween Parade war especially good this year. We be lieve the Jaycees should be complimented officially for the time and ef fort they put into these and other community projects,.,.The Annual Dis trict Scout meeting was held in Coldwater last Thursday evening and we were pleased to note that our Kiwanis friends furnished the milk and ice cream for the boys. Another fine gesture of service. "If you think you are going to be happy and prosperous by sitting back and letting the government take care of youlook at the American Indian." THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR SE2: Coldwater slipped from 11th place in September ^ to l-ith in October in District Attendance Averages. We dipped Just below^ ^ -90^-mark to-89.-B4, but a~s-=long-a-8--we cran "fce-ep"around-t"h^~9D^ "Yeveir" ~- »or better, our club keep atstrong and active, . 7 "The will skeleton the Rotary lunch Is the Member who isn^t therel Perhaps it has heen an awkward dayBut he*s got to eat somewhere I" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. - Director ROY C. ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director DON SHORNO — Sergeonl-Ot-Arms PAHERSON — Treasure MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Moestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairmon C G PROGRAM ' INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairmen Luse — Chairman TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D FELLOWSHIP H Ed Holtz — Chairman AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman ■ CRIPPLED YOUTH- CHILDREN - RURAL 'URBAN- Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Walker — Chairman Guvorie Coffman —Chairman BIRTHDAY SICK Dick Harold Hill — Chairman Kerr — Chairmen INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Chuck Woodv/ard — Chairman Marly Derhammer — Chairmon 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 9—Harold Hamilton 16—HoNvard Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER, 1949 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvorie CofFmon 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sleg (Stag Nile) DECEMBER, 1949 APRIL, 1950 4—Earle 6—Chick Kennedy 20—Bill Mllnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. JANUARY, 1950 Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program)^^^ 13—Earl Corwin 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hil! 2—Bob Fraser 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladles' Nile) 24—John Wolker 23—Wolt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan JUNE, 1950 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Trl-Stote Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 25—Lloyd Llvermore, Sr. 28—Woyne Johnson 27—SI Treat 11—Grant Treloar NOVEMBER, 1—Bob 6—Fred Halloran Fronkhouser 1949 Wade MARCH, 1950 •JULY, 1950 8—Fronk McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken Olmsted 14—Dick Kerr 11—Fritz Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Hoitz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the obove members. Plan yours well In advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact dote scheduled, switch dales with a fellow Rotorian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best if �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No/2ii December 12« 19L9 ■PROGRAI;! FOR TUE3DAY: Earl Corwin, program chairman, has invited Dr* Roberts of Hillsdale College to be our guest speal-:er. Dr. Roberts is professor of history and head of the social science department. He will speak to us concerning the historical backgrounds of current events. CLOTHING DRIVE: Chuck IToodward, international service chairman, has explained the plans for the collection of clothing to send to the Rotary Club in Kemi, Finland for them to distribute to deserving persons in Kemi. Receptacles are at the Reporter Office and all contributions must be -.aoca within the next two weeks. Contact your friends and take their contributiuo s to headquarters... .vj'inter clothing is most wel come and they ask for lots of cbil'lren's clothes .Clothes vrhich are soiled will be cleaned before shipment.....Kerr-s furnish the crates, Earle furnishes the collection point, Hammy cleans the soiled items, Federal-Mogul has charge of the shipping YOU FURNISH THE CLOTHESii "Wives are like umpires. They make the important decisions, and they don't think you're safe when you're out." GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH KEiviX: Our new friends, the Rotarians in Kemi, Finland have sent a book entitled "Lapland, Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow" which gives us a lot of fine pictures and written information about Finnish Lapland,...By virtue of its ■woodworking plants and harbor, Kemi has always been Lapland's most important industrial center. It has a population of 20,000,...The province of Lapland has about 156,000 inhabit ants of which 56,000 are under Ip years of age. Every day five of these children contract tuberculosis....During the last war, Finland suffered great devastation as a result of the "scorched earth" policy of the Germans. bridges in Lapland, 608 v;ere blasted. For example, of the 700 By the end of 19li6, 6l5 of the destroyed bridges had been rebuilt....It would be fine if each Coldvrater Rotarian could borrow this book and spend an hour reading about this interesting country. The book will probably be presented to the library after Rotarians have read it. VOICE OF A NEV ROTARIAN : "I am the voice of the new Rotarian, I speak to you as a composite of the mind and heart of your newest fellows, '..f t'.e m-an you have forgottenj of the man who seeks earnestly to be one with you in the ji i.iiing ideal of service. Hear my voice, for in it aie the mingled hopes and aspirations of many of your brothers. Out of it and because of it may come the Leadership of tomorrow in a grand and glorious band of men. I have long known and admired Rotary, its traditions, its prestige, the fine character of its membership, I have long yearned to knovr Rotary in its deepest meaning, something deeper than the welcome surface of fellowship; I have yearned to probe deeply into its true significance. Now I am a Rotarian. Now I am one within a shining circle which joins men of goodwill the world over, Nov; I sense thp quickening pulse of pride which covers the heart at our luncheon; now deeply and with humility I accept the obligation which goes with such an honor, and I consider it one of the highest honors e_ver to come to m£. X sense the fine traditions of~t"his club—^but... ,I wan-b "the" human" touch" in Rotary as • well, I want to know that I am welcome, not by fevi, but by ^ll, I want to know that this club wants me, not just a fgw of my friepds in the club," Savannah Rotary Bulletin "Do you knovr when you are average you are as close to the bottom as you are to the top?" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 PJd. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2T9TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERL1K0WSKE — Diitriet Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH M. MARK 5. ANDREWS — Vice-President PUTNAM ERNEST W. — President ROY C. PATTERSON - Treasurer LUSE - Secretary MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director ROBERT E. SHAW - Director DON W: HERR, JR. — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director MAURICE PAYNE - Maestro of the Bo CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B F MEMBERSHIP G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairmen H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Choirman AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY Wayne Way CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman SERVICE Chairman CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman Coffman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhammor — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman —Chairmen 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL, 1950 DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) Corwin 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox MAY, 1950 JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 3—Harold Hilt 2—Bob Fraser 6—Don Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 9—Howard Swan 13—Guvarie Coffman 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotory Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas 24—John Walker 23—Walt 31—Ed 31—Warren OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sleg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 Bien Williams JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 6—Fred Halloran 14—Hop Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank MeConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Von Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chock Woodword 21—All Sports Bonquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearee This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotorian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best 9) �- ^ ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan vol. TTI nftP.Pmbnr 19, 19)i9 No. 2-; IT'S A SELLOUT: We are going to have a full house at our Rotary Christmas Party Tues day evening. More tickets have been printed since Tuesday and every Rotarian and Rotaryann is urged to attend. There will be no meeting Tuesday noon» Dinner will be served at 6:30 p,m, at the American Legion Hall. Bill Milnes, chairman of the affair, says that arrangements have been completed for an enjoyable evening. Come and have a good time. "If you asked me to give a brief explanation of the general program of Rotary clubs throughout the world, I would say that it is the implementing of the Golden Rule — making it applicable to the everyday lives of individuals and nations," Paul P, Harris CLOTHING DRIVE TO CLOSE: Have you done your bit by taking used clothing to the Reporter Office for packing and mailing to Finland? Here is an opportunity for service. This is the last week of the drive. Take your contribution TODAYi PARAGRAPH PERSONALITY: Edwin J. Rennell was born in Manistee, Michigan on May 12, 1908. After graduating from high school and the University of Michigan, Ed became a member of the medical staff of the Traverse City State Hospital, He was in Traverse City from 1932 to 19Ul..,,.He next served as assistant superintendent and medical superintendent at Pontiac State Hospital from 19U1 to 19iLb..,,,In 19l;l: "Doc" came to Coldwater where he is medical superintendent of the Coldwater State Home aid Training School,,...He has been a Rotarian for about 9 years, is interested in hunting and athletic activities and is the current president of the Branch County University of Michigan Alumni Association, NOVEMBER ATTENDANCE SOARS: We had 93.93^ attendance for the month of November. The following U6 members helped toward this record by having 100^ attendance for the month; Andrews, Coffman, Corwin, Davidson, Fiske, Fox, Fraser, Herr, Johnson, Kennedy, Bob Kerr, Dick Kerr, Kornstien, Bob Liverraore, Lloyd Livermore, Luse, McComb, McConkey, McKnight, Milnes, Moore, Munn, Olmsted, Owens, Payne, Pearce, Rennell, Shorno, Sieg, Swan, Taylor, Teeter, Thomas, Si Treat, Web Treat, Treloar, Fritz VanAken, Warner VanAken, Vinton, Wade, Walker, Way, Weeks, V/illiams, Chuck Woodward, and Les Woodward. Glad to see several new members on this list. Santa Glaus Santa Claus is a sprite that lives In the heart that loves, in the heart that gives; He may be here anr' he may be there, You are likely to find him anywhere. But really, folks are so very blind They can't see sprites in the heart or mind; They can't see the sp^it that gives and loye?, So we picture a thing in _cpat_j«d'gloves Like a jolly old man who is round and fat, And we love the thing, and we look ^t that; And being a spirit, through and through. Of course, he can do what a spirit can do. But the Santa himself we never see. The Santa in you, the Santa in me, • Leigh Hanes You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRON50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M 5TURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M I �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO - Sergeont-at-Arms PAHERSON — Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Bate CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman 1 A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B Luse ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP G PROGRAM Woody Herr — Chairman D PUBLIC IIJJFORMATION Charles Fiike — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION . Howard Teeter — Chairman — Chairman TELEPHONE Grant Treloor — Chairman FELLOWSHIP H Ed Hollz — Chairman- ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman ~A'~ CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman Oimsted CHILDREN RURAL■URBAN. — Chairman Guvarle SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Choirman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) APRIL. 1950 4—Earle Davidson 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER, 1949 3-Harofd Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt Bien 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams JANUARY, 1950 6—Don OCTOBER, 1949 FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat-(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. ^ 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) MAY, 1950 9—Howard Swan JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 6—Fred Halloran 14—Hap Weidner 21—Roy Potterson 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 20—Bill Frankhauser 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat NOVEMBER, 1949 1-Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Oimsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearee This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it Is not po$> sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Choirman. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff I �COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB COJLDWATER, MICHIGAN December 19, 19li9 ROTARIANS i You will note the accompanying information regard ing the dramatic production THE HEIRESS which the Cold- water Rotary Club is presenting to Coldv;ater, Friday, • January 20, 1950 at the Roosevelt Auditorium, The purpose of this is two-fold: First: To bring to the people of Coldwater a first class legitimate stage production which usually is presented only in larger cities. Second: I7e have been rapidly depleting our Youth Fund and ii we ai^e to continue as a helping hand we mu.st replenish it. Each member will be given a list of names vrLth his tickets, the price of each to be 'C2,li0 tax Included, and he is expected to sell as many as possible, Vfe are sponsoring an afternoon matinee for the school children at S.liO per ticket, Byron Thomas has agreed to fill the auditorium. Your Board of Directors felt that here was an opportunity to be of service to the community and also give our Youth Fund a shot in the arm, U'e will succeed only if each man does his part. is your chance to be a Rotarian, Are you one? Rotarily, Ken Here �THE HEIRESS <ro Cast members of THE HEIRESS^ to appear here on January 20, 19^ at the Roosevelt Auditorium under the local sponsorship of the Coldv/ater Rotary Club, are making their cross country tour originating in Nevr York and extending to California by their own special busses. The three twenty-eight passenger land cruisers, loaded with actors, scenery and electrical equipment all leave New York the last week in September to open simultane ously on September 29th in various sections of the country. THE HEIRESS opens in Mobile, Alabama. From these points^ the company plays the same circuit of over tvro hundred tovms in every one of the forty-eight states<. The playing dates are so ar ranged that the companies are two to three months apart, assuring each community with a season of legitimate theatre. This circuit may be imagined as a huge v^heel with two hundred spokes. The point where each spoke intersects the circumference of the wheel may be considered a city on the circuit. The wheel circumference is now divided into three equal parts which fall at spoke intersections imagined as Mobile, Richmond and Grand Island, starting point of each attraction- The shaTs then move clockwise, simultaneously, completing the entire circle or circuit beiween September 19h9 and June 1950. All three busses have been af vnately christened by the actors of the three respective companies. One bus is kr.cvn as ''Gulliver", most appropriate in view of the 35^000 miles it will cover before rc.turning to Nev/ York^ another answers to the name of "Backbreaker", humorously derived from tne fact that its springs did not seem to measure up to the expectations of the cast; and the third responds to the sound of "Jezebel", for she always seems contrary and hard to handle. The motto of the U. S. Mailmen might well be applied to the members of the var ious Civic Drama Guild casts - "neither rain nor snow nor sleet shall keep from them their appointed tasks". For, tho many days of traveling are a Vacationist*s Paradise, there are other days of perilous experiences^ A company may enjoy the scenic wonders of the land and the warmth of the southern states in the winter but they also have to brave the blasts of winter and travel the icy roads of the northern states or floimder, hub-cap deep in the flood vraters of spring, Bookers of tho Drama Festival attractions try to arrange the route so that the distance between cities will be less than a hundred miles. Occasionally, however, three times this distance has to be covered. Under these circumstances, the company will leave immediately after a performance, in contrast to the routine 10 A, M, de parture, and drive all night, sleeping enroute in the bus in order to make a It P. M. stage hand call in the next stands tradition of their craft that But always, these actors are imbued vfith the 'the shov; must go on'. �am ■;'K% ed r ^ -.-•' :Mu] ".-:.i.- ■:. "rc i^i'jDy'rs ::r t-.'o' Wcj'r-jv r', t*;r'.;e' vr"' ow^; nd^j-w X9sr:'v .,- n-.h-.'xf l^.j.-:^' ];.■>.;-vj:;-, v. jb b ,■ ,' ''iv|sy6ofiB4-XJ.'i!<'' ^ ^:yciv/>,'arl'> ijp.-;. %:S-i ' .■•: 5fi:t |ro v b_ •' -•-: u'icp eii vi"'"'- '': iffnoiH. ftffd 0* • Ll'Qdz -T ■ •. •;j - • v: . h Xi' 'yr •': '.•■VI Vv.--:• 5 ,. . . '. ■•'• : .l, V-- X bd;. Xi/il : •"td •:; -■....-d2b-4i^?»rf,d*tcft .•'.t '-J s>v-..-" - ■- .— .- _L' .Jr-ib-; .-;, •}"RX'iqc'::;4q.Bj i3:i'n -i ;. -— —.-• \ - • • S'fOT =»."'.*■ 03^r*^:":r .-■, ";-;rj,:^6cnO i . ^:"bn b-t'jbi, . '•rutuo'r -arf'd; o: ""'-iirr-JTr ,.' ni , . t-.v/' ';-'b'io- n'i ". - r ,^i I ..: .{ff '•^i:. r- >rr id '. Ix .-yiB v:J V * Or ■■.\' - - ; • .M- 1. �; V THE HEIRESS Here January 20, 19k9 Everything possible is being done by the Rotary Club to insure the success of the Broadway stage play THE HEIRESS. Under their sponsorship, the play comes to Coldwater direct from Broadway with an all professional New York Cast, who are HERBERT VOLAND (Dr. Sloper). Upon his graduation from Columbia University, he appeared in "Brother Rat" for George Abbott, and has played in many classic plays, from Shake speare to Eugene O'Neil, His career was interrupted while he served in the infantry for four years, having been in tlie Pacific, Upon his return, he appeared over the radio in many productions, such as "Ilarch of Time", "Guest Plays" and "Studio One", and his picture work incl.udes "Carnegie Hall", "Naked City" and shorts,and he has done outstanding work in Television over 'w.N.B.C, and W,P,I,X. He will be remembered for his performance of "Tom Carter" last season in the Civic Drama Guild's production of "But Not Goodbye", ELIZABETH LAV.RENCE (Catherine) v^as recently seen on Broadway in the "Dutchess Of Malfi" with Elizabeth Bergner; "The Greatest Of These" with Eddie Bowling and "Present Laughter" with Edward Everett Horton, Her stock engagements include "Happy Birthday" with Joan Blondell and "The Barretts Of Wimpole Street" vfith Susan Peters, also appeared frequently on the Philco Television Theatre, She has ROBERT VAN HOOTON (Morris) is playing his third season with the Civic Drama Guild, He will be remembered as Albert in "Dear Ruth" and last year played Fred in "John Loves Mary", Received early training with Kansas City University Players and appeared with Walter Hampden in "Our Town" and Sylvia Sidney in "Two On An Island", Broadway with "Tobacco Road" and "The Hasty Heart", On tour and CLAIRE EDMONDS (Elizabeth) has spent half a century in the theatre and her appearances have been with the show business great of yesterday and today. She has played with John, Ethel and Lionel Barrymore as well as the late George Arliss, Recently, she was seen in support of both Frank Faj'" aiv:I Ja:aes Stewart in the New York production of "Harvey", Prior to that she was in "Arsenic and Old Lace" with Boris Karloff, JUSTINE JOHNSTON (Lavinia) toured the United States last season with Clare Tree Major Children's Theatre. She has appeared in summer stock in Keene, N,H,, Sea Cliff, N,Y,, and Cape May, N,J., with such prominent Broadv:ay stars as Mischa Auer, Haila Stoddard and Mabel Taliaferro, -if- -:{• -)5- r- -)'<■ -:c- -if- ■?{• -if- One of the most important considerations in the selection of plays to be included on the Civic Drama Guild Series is its date of production in New York. The directors of the Guild feel that in order to again establish interest in the theatre in the smaller communities of the country where it has so long been dormant, it is necessary to offer these communities the same advantages, theatrically, as are available in the larger and more cosmopolitan cities. This means, primarily, that the plays that com prise the Series must be currently playing on Broadway or the major cities or ones that have just concluded successful runs; plays that are at the present time being discussed in literary and theatrical circles throughout the land and that are com manding attention in newspapers, periodicals and publications of the day. The pro ducers of the Drama Festival Plays contend that if the legitimate theatre is to have the support of the public in that vast part of the country West of the Hudson, con temporary plays must be sent on tour so that these attractions may be enjoyed by audi ences in the smaller town at practically the same time they are playing in New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco, Tfffi HEIRESS, by Ruth and Augustus Goet?, was an outstanding dramatic hit for two years on Broadway at ^he Biitmpre Theatre' ar)d is now touring the principal cities of iibe-United- Stateis, The play unfolds-, the^tory of "A sh,y, unloyed and pathetically awiovard girl, daughter of a.wealthy surgeon, who is deserted op the" night of her plan ned elopement after she has told her suitor 'that she will be disinherited by her tyrannical father. The father dies. Two years pass^ The suave, handsome, fortuner seeking young man returns. He is penitent, eager, Lmportunate, There are again'ex cited plans for an immediate marriage, but now Catherine Sloper is hard, bitter, dis illusioned. iVhen the crunch of the carriage wheels is heard outside the stately mansion her decision has been made. It is now her turn to do the jilting." Of THE HEIRESS, one of the country's outstariding publications, "The New Yorker" reported: "An exceptionally rev/arding play." Said 'Ward Morehouse, of the "New York Sun", "Holds you every'instant." And Brooks Atkinson of the "New York Times" gave his approval with: "A refreshing excursion into intelligence and good taste," �Jk a-f- -J-J ■ ©« .* v.= ' Jf. 'V. M . 'i' '/(■ '^''li r/T ^ •■ ;'.-f^-r'.'v.*' :-riJ^'\ efsiai: t • ~~>.' • ;• '.-. ,J. •^Tsrt ^.noT. ". ■• •', rerhrtr!-.-rw :am " tv ♦ ••, T - ■1-^ ^i:f{ &v,' S-K-; »• ^ _ p -'''Si �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No, 26 rrpp.PTnhpr PAj MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE: Ned Legg. senior at will be our speaker next Tuesday noon, Ned is president of the Inter-Fretcrnit^'- Cocuicil, also president of the Blue Key honorary fraternity, and a merbcr of Exca:.i.hu.v, top honorary society on the campus. He will gjve us a lot of interesting information about the college,.Bob Livermore is proc'^an chairman, LOTS OF Fl'N* Bill Milnes and his helpers did a fine job of planning our Christmas Party,.os.The meal was excellent, the program v;as enjoyable, and Santa^s visit was appreciated by the Rotai^'anns, JJEIV MEMBEHS: We are glad to Vi'elcome into Membership Otis Barnes and Max Olds and the Reflector issues its challenge to them to try for 100^ membership for the first year, TICKET SALES: All Rotarians have been notified that we are sponsoring a dramatic pro duction January 20, the proceeds to go to our Youth Fund, The play comes to Coldwater direct from Broadvmy with an all professional New York caste The play to be presented, THE HEIRESS, was an outstanding dramatic hit on Broadway for two years,.,,,A matinee is being given for school children,,,cLet's give our best support to this project planned by our board of directors <> HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Next Month, January, marks the 39th birthday of "The Rotarian," It was in January 1911 that the first issue was published. "ROTARY KKHILIGHTS OF 19li9" JANUARY: Chief Lightfoot, an Indian from the Georgian Bay Area, discussed Indian customs,..,Coldvrater Rotary Club reached its quota on the Paul Harris Memorial Fund,. ,,Ken Putnam was elected President of the Chaniber of Commerce,,,,Wes Wilbur resigned from the Club, FEBRUARY: We and our Rotaryanns journeyed to Marshall for the celebration of the Marshall Rotary Club's 2^th Anniversary,.George Kershaw sent his letter of resigna tion,,.,We received letters of thanks from all over the world for the food packages sent abroad from our district as a result of our Soup Meal, MARCH: Rotarians helped on the Red Cross solicitation,^Our Board of Directors voted to contribute for the Coldwater High School Victory Dance and Dinner celebrating our State Basket ball Championship, APRIL: Vfarner VanAken received a lapel button for ?6 years perfect attendance. Seven teen other members also received lapel buttonsevaKiward-ans sponsored the Annual Sports Banquet with V/ally Weber as the speaker Our Annual Chi3.drcn's Party was held at the ColdvTater Grange, MY: Six members took their Rotaryanns to the District Conference in Jackson Eail Ccr-//in joined the Club,,.oColdwater was host at the Annual Tri-State meeting held at Pckagon State Park, JUNE: About a dozen Coldwater Rotarians attended the Burr Oak Charter Night,,.,,We all had a lot of fun at the Stag Party held at the Craig Lake Shack, JULY: Champion Volley Ball Team was organized,,.cKen Putnam succeeded Web Treat as President of the Club. /lUGUST; We furnished forty gallons of ice cream for the children of community day,,,, Ine Rrtary Family Picnic was held at Parkhurst Park,...Spence Owens became a member. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — CongregaHonol Church — Wednecdoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridciy 6:30 PJA. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-50 KENNETH M. MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President PUTNAM - President ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretory DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON - Treosurej;. ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at«Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER - Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION B F MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C ROTARY Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie lose — Chairman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairmen Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH CHILDREN C RURAL - URBAN Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Walker — Chairman Guvarie Coffman —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Chairman Harold Hill — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhammer — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, 1949 DECEMBER, 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Porty) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23-Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 4—A! Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Llvermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan JUNE, Blen 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Woyne Johnson 27—SI 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser Treat NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken Olmsted 14—Dick 11—Fritz 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Speciol Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Kerr Holtz Van Aken Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarlan who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best^' �SEPTEMBER: V/e enjoyed a chi^kon dinrior at the fairgrounds and listened to Jimmy Hayes of M.S.X PpuI McDaniel and Jim McComb were welcomed into the Club OCTOBER: A1 Sieg planned a successful Rotary Stag Night held at the Country Club.,*,, Hal Mxinn and Vince Kornstien became members,,, ,Rotarians helped v/ith solicitation for the Community Chest,..rFred Halloran resigned. NOVEMBER: IVe had 93- attendance...,The Board voted to contribute $50,00 to help send the Coldvrater High School Band to the U., of M, ~ Indiana Game ..Rotary sponsored a Little Boy Blue Float in the Nursery Rhyme section of the Christmas Parade.,,.,. We made plans to help Richard Corless....Ralph McBride joined the club, DECEMBER: Chuck Woodward planned a successful clothing drive vrith the cooperation of Rrtarians in Kemi, Finlan<ii ^ ■ ..Otis Bc-irros and M-ax Olds joined our Membership,,,,, A good trijie was had by all at the Ch.* Party,., .^Thus endeth a year of many projects and lots of good fellowship amon.-;; O'jld.vater Rotarians-cocBEST WHISHES FOR THE NEVJ rEARilllllil ••RING OUT Tr!E 0LL>*' Ring out the old_, ring in the Ring, happy bells, across the snowj The year is gaing_^ let him goj Ring out the false,, ring in the true. Ring out the grief that saps the mind. For those that here we see no morej Ring out the feud of rich and poor. Ring in redress to all mankind. Ring out a slowly dying cause. And ancient forms of party strife; Ring in the nobler modes of life, 'With sweeter manners, purer lav;"s. Ring out the want, the care, the sin. The faithless coldness of the times; Ring out, ring out my moijrnful rhymes, But ring the fuller minstrel in. Ring out false pride in place and blood. The civic claivlir and the spite; Ring in t-lie If.--? of truth and right. Ring in co.'xi.o.n love cf good. Ring out old shapes of ."oul disease; Ring out the n^xro.ving .i.u.-'t- or? gold; Ring out the thcusarid. •. •-u'i of old, Ring in the thousand years of peace. Ring in the valiant man and free. The larger heart, the kindlier hand; Ring out the iarknes.s of the land, Ring in the Christ that is to be.-., ^--Alfred Tennyson �. •• v' - -r.. ■^=?5r-T-".-.-fv' -■---^>'-j;i^- r=.- • *•- �^ "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. 27 Jahuarj- 2, 19^0 THE SECOND HALF: As we approach cnir first meeting in the second half of the century, Rotary cluhs throughout the world are beginning the last half of the Rotary year. Time to take a look ahead-, THE 195^0 ROTARY INTEFiYATIONAL "DELF:GATE3" CONVENTION: This meeting will be held in Detroit, Michigan June 18 to 22o E.ach club in the district is en titled to one delegate and one alternate, family included: Clubs of over $0 members are entitled to one additional delegate and alternate for every ^0 members or jaa.-^or fraction thereof- Special forms will be mailed to club secretaries in early March, Reservations must be mailed by April l^® 1950 DISTRICT CONVENTION: Make plans now to attend this meeting to be held in Battle Creek May lU, 15 and j.6-> 100^ MEETINGS: District Governor Herb Kerlaka/fske asks that we observe Rotary's Birthday bj having at least cne 100^ meeting in February,- Let's pick a date and try to meet the challenge. Our November 93^85^ raised us from liith to 7th place in the district. "Some of the Christ',!;.,? toys we've seen can be put together and operated by any tv =.g'it child who has had two years or more at Massachusetts Iru'titute of Technology." CIDTHING COMI.dTTEE: Twelve Rotarians volunteered to meet at Kerr's Store Monday at 9 a,me to prepare the collected clothes for .shipmeut to Finland, Cooperation in the project has been excellent under the leadership of Chuck Woodward, Our thanks to The Reporter for serving as a collection point, to Kerr's for storing the clothes, to the Coldwater Laundry and H and H Cleaners for their help in preparing the material, and to Federal-Mogul for packing and shipping the clothes.,..-And of course a big "thank you" to those members and friends vrho contributed to the cause. "THE HEIRESS": See by the Reporter that Olivia DeHavilland is the winner of the New- York film critics' annual award for the best actress of the year for her performance in "The Heiress" ^ cAnd John V/alker reports that this play was picked as one of the best ten of the year by the New York Times, ,..,Th.iS is the play that Rotary is bring ing to Coldwater on January 20. Prediction for 1950" "John Lewis' coal miners will be called out." TUESDAY'S PROGRAM: Harold Hill is program chairman for our next meeting. The arrange ments are not definite as the Reflector goes to press. "This_world that we're a liyij-i' in is mighty hard to beatj You get a thorn-with every rose, but ain't the roses sweeti .Frank L. Stanton You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Cluh of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH M. MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-president PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAUERSON — Treasure-^ ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Moestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman 1 B F MEMBERSHIP Maurice Payne — Chairman C G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Choirman Woody Herr — Chairman D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Woy — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Wolker — Chairman RURAL ■ URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE CofFman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Llvermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Worner Van Aken ^ 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, MAY, 1950 1949 3-Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 13—Guvarie CofFman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bien 31—Ed 31—Warren Williams 6—Don OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nlte) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Llvermore, Sr. 9—Howard Swan Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 JUNE, 1950 7—Carl VInton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14-Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce Th[s '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is net pos* sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best 9) �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. 28 January 9, 1950 PROGR-aIvI for TUSSDAY: One of our ovm r.ienbers, Otis Barnes^ v/ill be the speaker Tuesday noon, Otis, v/ho joined the Rotary club in *U-9. is administrator of the Community Health Center, and will ^ive us some interest ing facts concerning the hospital. Harry laylor is program chairman* A PH)W WORDS FROLI PR.DSIDENT KEN; "Let us meet the challenge' X was more than pleased with the spirit of Rotary" as it evidenced itself in our discussion of The Heiress at our meeting last Tuesday noon. That same spirit was sufficient to allov/ us to complete our recent clothing drive in a creditable manner. It will be sufficient for a successful presentation of The Heiress". This is a big job but remember, fellov/s, as boys flying kites, you learned that kites rise against the wind, not with it. Let us meet the challenge. Let us be certain that the Coidwater Rotary club proves itself to be a strong branch on the great tree of Rotary. When January 20 rolls around, let us be in a position to look back upon another Rotary job v/ell done". "What do we live for if not to male the world less difficult for each other?" George Eliot. OUR PROJECT; Our members decided last Tuesday noon to give full support to a ticket selling campaign to fill the high school auditorium for two performances of the Broadway hit, "The Heiress",to be presented Friday, January 20... .Proceeds from the play v/ill be added to our Youth Fund which has been reduced considerably by many worthy projects assumec by Rotary in the past months Remember when you sell or buy these tickets that you are also buying a hearing aid for some child, a wheel chair for some invalid, a needed operation for a fellow citizen...This Youth Fund is one of the most worthy causes sponsored by oi^ club..... Reports are beginning to come in from members who are getting a good start on ticket sales. Get busy, talk it up, sell your quota, it may be months before you will havw another opportunity to be of service to Rotary and your community. "I built a chimney for a comrad old— I did the service not for hope or hire— And then I traveled on in v/inter's cold, Yet all the day I glowed before the fire. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING: Our board had an extended meeting Thursday evening, Vxnce Kornstien has been appointed "Birthday Chairman and v/il. see that proper ceremonies are held each month...Spencer Owens will be hospitality chairman and as such v/ill meet our visitors each Tuesday... We had 90.51^ attendance for December.. .Bill I/iilnes program v/as selects' as the best for December, * cOn I.Iarch 7 we will meet with the Jaycees at their Service Night and hear past National President Paul Bagwell.,.. The board voted to furnish hearing service for a seven year old boy... With some other clubs v/o are furnishing transportation to Layo Brothers for another-desorvi-ns-caso.-.-.Hatary is sponsor of the All Sports Banque- this year and plans are being started. • .All of our sighs nave "beeii pleted and placed...For details on each of these projects, attend your weekly meetings See you Tuesday^! You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Moncioy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �V- HERBERT C. KERIIKOWSKE — District Governor 2I9TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH M. PUTNAM MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President - President ROY C. ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON 5HORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms PATTERSON — Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director ROBERT E. SHAW — Director DON W. HERR, JR. - Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Moeitro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE - Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman E CLASSIFICATION A F MEMBERSHIP B ROTARY G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Hoitz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman A B YOUTH D CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Walker — Chairman E SICK RURAL ■ URBAN Guvarie Coffman —Chairmon BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Chairman Harold Hill — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Chuck Woodward —■ Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST. DECEMBER. 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam-(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER. 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nife) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, 1—Bob 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hordy—(Special Rotory Program) 25—Warner Van Aken y 30—Rdy Fox SEPTEMBER^ 1949 APRIL, 1950 JANUARY, 1950 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Ros Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nile) 24—John Walker 23-Walt 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidneir 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser 1949 Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—Ail Sports Bonquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a feilow Rotarian who has one planned for loter on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. January 16, 19^0 * 30 SPECIAL ROTARY PROGRAll: Our board of d\rroctors has done an excellent job of planning so that our club will ha:v: .^;..ocial Rotary programs at reg ular intervals during the year.-coaWe iui^re had the district governor. Herb Kerlikowski, and past district gcV'-^rnors Dean Leffler and Guy Kirsch thus far and they have given us some very fine programs.•...Next Tuesday our speaker will be Ray Dressor, who has also served as district governor. Ray is a Sturgis attorney and well known to many Coldwater Rotarians in the field of Vocational Service^.,..Mark Andrews is program chairman. A WORD TO THE GIRLS: This is to say "Thank You" to the Rotaryanns v/ho have been so helpful in selling tickets for "THE HEIRESS" As you know, the job is not yet finished and January 20 is almost here. So this is a plea for your help in putting the project across.....Talk to papa..See if he has contacted the people on his list..Ask him if he has bought tickets for his Immediate family, including you..Telephone your gal friends and explain how they can enjoy an evening at the theatah, and at the same time help build up the Rotary Youth Fund..Last Tuesday Coffman and Pox reported they had each sold 11 tickets, and Herr report ed 13.. If each Rotarian and Rotaryann will team up and work this week, the project will be a success. Thank you, again, for your help thus faril YES, WE HAVE RESERVED SEATS: After much thought, our board of directors decided to reserve all seats for the evening performance of "THE HEIR ESS" .... .Reservations may be made at Mac's Pharmacy starting at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, January 17«..**No charge for reservations. "Every woman has the secret desire to write•••••.checks." THIS IS IMPORTANT: We must settle with the dramatic company immediately after the performance next Friday night. So all Rotarians are asked to turn in money and unsold (perish the thought) tickets no later than noon Friday, January 20 TURN IN MONEY AND UNSOLD TICKETS TO ERNIE LUSE BY NOON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. SPORTS PAGE: The Rotary volleyball team launched the winter season with a 3 game victory over the Anderson Dairy team. Players for Rotary were Bob Shaw, Don Shorno, Red McKhight, Fritz VanAken, Ken Putnam and Fred Weeks.....Next game.is with the Teachers Team at 8:30 Thursday evening at the Washington School gym. Our scouts report that this team is tops with such stars as Eby, Dennis, Olson, Bond, Davidson and Grigg. Molly: "Tell me, dear, when did you really become acquainted with your husband?" Polly: "The first time I asked him for money after we were married." REFLECTIONS: Rotary International will celebrate Its l+^th Anniversary in February. Our club will plan a special meeting for the event...•• Rotary is still growing. There are now 6932 clubs in the World with a cotsl membership of 332,000 Rotarians. Since July 1, 19^9, 105 new clubs have been established in 25 coimtrlas.•...Our club is planning to e-ooperate with other Rotary cluhs-inJihe -countx-to sponsor a full scale Youth Health Project. More on this in the next bulletin..... "Regard every Rotary Club as a lamp lit in its city and shedding a soft and steady light around it<, ".... .V/illiam Moffatt You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 PJ6. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. KERL1K0WSKE - District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH M. PUTNAM — President MARK 5. ANDREWS — Viee-President ERNEST W. LU5E — Secretary ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer /> DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE - Maestro of the Baton^ CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman E CLASSIF CATION A Ernie Luse F MEMBERSHIP B ROTARY PUBLIC G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP D INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman • — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman A B YOUTH John Walker D CRIPPLED -CHILDREN- "C" Ken Olmsted — Chairman Chairman E SICK RURAL - URBAN Guvarie Coffman —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Chairmen Harold Hill — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST. DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) JANUARY. 1950 6—Don 4—Earie Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER, APRIL, 1950 25—Warner Van Aken /I MAY, 1950 1949 3—Harold Hill 2'-Bob Fraser Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary ladies' Nite) 24—John Wolker 23—Walt 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sleg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat-(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan JUNE, Bien 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Woyne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1-Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday-No Meeting 15—Ken 14-Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Koltz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not possible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotorian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'* �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 7ol. Ill No. 31 January 17* 19^0 r'ROGRAI.I FOR TUESDAY; John Walker ic (?HQ^>4^.ian and has arrancod an interest ins procran connected with the potroleuiu induatry. LOOKING AHEAD: February 23 Forty-fifth Anniversary of Rotary-International. I.Iarch 7" Joint meeting; v/ith Jaycees. Paul Bagwell, speaker. Liarch 30~---*"-All Sports Banquet sponsored by Rotary. I.Iay lij., 15, 16,-District Convention at Battle Greek. VITAL STATISTICS: "Der Schv/eizer Rotarier," monthly magazine of Swiss Rotarians, has figured out that if you have 100^ attendance at Rotary for 25 years, you have spent only tvo months at Rotary meetings....That is very little if one remembers that a seventy year old nan on the average has spent 8 years on his health, 1I4, years at work, 6 years eating, 5 ysar traveling, 3 years in school and a v;hole 2}^. years asleep., ..So the two months you give to Rotary meetings are very small portion of your life, WOTTA LIFE: If you make out your income tax return honestly you*ll go to the poorhouse, and if you don't you'll go to jail. Sturgis Rotary Bulletin OUTH PROJECT: Ken Olmcted announced at a recent club meeting that v/e were planning to cooperate v/ith other service clubs in the county in a new youth health project...All students in the county who are 15 years old or above are having their chests x-rayed this month. After the plates are given an initial reading, many of the young folks will be asked to have a larger x-ray picture taken for more careful study of a doubtful chest condition.. .Our club v;ill cooperate in raising funds to Oae that the expense for the additional picturehvill not have to be paid by the students. REFLECTIONS: Had a real thrill a couple of weeks ago. Seems that the gal v/ho mailed the Reflectors sent out a few blank editions. .One member noticed it and registered a complaint as follows, "Its a disappointment v/hen you don't get it and a bigger disappointment v/han you do,",..One committee has completed its work and announces that all Rotary signs have been repainted and placed at the various entrances to the city. PRESIDENT PERCE TOURS SOUTH AI.IERIGAs On November 13 Edith and Perce left by plane for a tour of South America whion started at i.Iexlco City, took ^hem down the west coast of Central and South jh:iGrica, through the Chilea, ake Region, into Argentinaj then up the oast coast, finishing v/ith Pusrt Rico and the Dominican Republic, and bringing them into New York on December 20,.,They found that the Rotarians of Ibero America are making splendid contributions to their communities. "People who squav/k about their income tax nay be divided into two cla3ses--they are; men and women, ATHLETIC CATASTROPHE; The Rotary Volleyball team v/as defeated Thursday evelng by the High School Faculty team, 2 to 1. Each of the games v/as .^*ery closely contested and lots of fun was had by all—especially Eby, .otary players wore Fritz Varuiken, Don Shorno, Vlnce Kornstlen, Dick Kerr, Red mcKniglifc, and Fred Weeks5 V/e could have used a couple more. Next Thursday we play bhe Kiwanis team at 8:30 p.r.u " You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M BRONSON — CongregoHonal Church — Wednssdcnr 12:15 M ANGOLA - Hotel Hendry - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.$.T.) STURGIS — Eikt Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Po»t Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �r 219TH DtSTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-president M. PUTNAM — President ROY C. PAHERSON ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director CHARLES l. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-ot-Arms — Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director ROBERT E. SHAW — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman 1 1 A .CLASSIFICATION E . ^ F. . MEMBERSHIP Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman :G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Gront Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D ROTARY Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman FELLOWSHIP H Ed Hbltz — Choirman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C Oimsted — Chairman RURAL • URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY -Horold Hill .— Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Chrlstmos Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 23—Bob Kerr—(Fomily Picnic) APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John* Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, MAY, 1950 1949 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nile) 20—Ken Putnam—(Dis'trict Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23-WaIt 27—Byron Thomas 31-rEd 31—Warren Williams 6—Don OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. 9—Howard Swan Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Car! Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 51—Roy Patterson 20—Biii 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade B—Frank McConkey 15—Ken Oimsted MARCH, 1950 JULY, 1950 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Kerr 22—Chock Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49.'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not po. sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for loter on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan Vol. Ill No, January 30* 1950 32 STATS HOI.IS PROGR^JI: Kenneth Klino^ "i^dcroational thcrapiat at tho I.Iich- ican State Hone and Training School^ v/lll bo our C'^oct next Tuesday noor. and will shov; pictures illustratinc vrrious educational nethods used at the school. Ken is secretary of the local Iviv/anis Club and has also beon very active in Boy Scout activities during his years in Coldv/ater• • .Ed Rennell is prograri chairnano DISTRICT ATTENDANCE FIGURES s Our club had 93<.83^ attendance in ^^ovenber and slipped to 90,51^ DeccnDcr. This slight decrease v/as enough to drop us from 7th to 12th place in the district.Quincy ranked third, Bronson v/as fifth, i.Iarshall sixth, HiJ.lsdulc 10th and Reading eleventh Only two nenbers v/ero absent vfithcut naJceup fron our January 1? neeting. This leads us to hope for a lOO/o neeting in the near future. EUROPEAN FLYING CLASSROOl.I: Our thanJcs to the tv/enty Rotarians v;ho con tributed to the fund which will send one teacher from each state on a six weeks tour of Europe this spring. This project, sponsored by Michigan State College and Yale University, is not unlike the Rotary Foundation program which sponsors the interchange of students between the nations of the world. The first step in learning to live peacefully with your neighbor is learning to know your neighbor.,.Thanks again, ^ou men have given over half of the county goal. IIARCH OP DlililS: Fight polio by making your contribution to the local chapter by January 31- Rotarians should be especially interested in this program which helps change polio-stricken children into happy children. "Prejudice is a great time saver. It enables one to form opinions without bothering to get tho facts." A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT; Bouquets to you members who helped us put across the ticket sale for "The Heiress'*, ^■^enbers of the audience seemed to be very pleased v/ith the performance . A couple have asked if v/e v/ould make such a play an annual project. That is another story. But it certainly was wonderful to see the gang pat over another successful Rotary project. ;md it gives a needed bwcst to cur depleted Youth Fund. TRANK YOU: Our "Clothes for Pindland" project turned out so v/ell that the cost of crating for export v;as ccnsidorable. The Federal I.Iogul Export Division contributed part of the cost and the balance v/as made personal contributions of Don Esit and V/oody Herr. Rotary apprec iates this indication of outside interest in this club activity. EVERY IliVN A STAR 5 Our volleyball experts defeated the Kiv/anians three games Thursday night with a fine exhibition of team play, Rotarian players v/ore Bob Shav/. Ken Putnam, John Hardy, Ken Olmsted, Frit Van Aken, Don Shorno, Vinoe Kornstien, Dick Kerr and Fred Weeks. Next Thursday night wo play Company "A" at 6;30 p^m. FRIEl'DSHIP Freindship needs no symbol, or view to make it whole; It*s just a sacred covenant bhat^s locked v/ithin the soul; It knows no creed or station, or thought of gain or fame. For v/hat it does is sacred, and is done in Friendship's name. the GROTON K:;YWAY, Groton, Massachusetts You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs A\AKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church ~ Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 PJA. {C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �HERBERT C. KERLiKOWSKE — District Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-30 KENNETH M. PUTNAM MARK S. ANDREWS — Viee-President — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Lose — Chairman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairmon ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN RURAL■ URBAN Olmsted — Chairman Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick-Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 APRIL, 1950 2~Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmos Party) 10—Mae McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Warner Von Aken Teeter 23—Bob Kerr-(Family Picnic) 4—Earle Dovidson 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore-(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24-John Walker 23-Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag NIte) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Speciol Rotary Program) 25—Uoyd Livermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 6—Fred Halloran 14—Hap Weidner 21—Roy Patterson 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Frankhauser Treat NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade MARCH, 1950 JULY, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holldoy—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick Kerr 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the obove members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos* sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. ^ WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best ff f �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan vol. Ill No. 33 pH p 6, ,55, P-^RSONStCarl Vint on, chair; inn of a special Rotary nro-ran next ?°rh' R°Vo Jnnis Laupiianis of the East hain'stroct M haxauazoo, to spoal: to us on tho subject of "Dioplac- ed Persons .Rev, Laupiianls, hinsolf a Latvian, has helped i-any rofu'oo fMiilies find hones in this counaryo ,.t one tine, ho had seven fanllies in his own hone while pornanont hones and jobs wore bein- located. EUROPE; A forr.ier Rotarian, a disnlaced person who has re- his Spr^ciaMon "^f expressed rood frSit frori thl""'-nn?f assuredly harvest ? V ^ 'policy of the Good heart», In the case of all those who \/lth ne have been helped, I ar.i vory, very Gi'^teful." "There's no use advortisinG our troubles no riarket for then," there's absolutely^ JUNE: Rotary's 4l3t Annvaal Convention will be held in r-iiih t June 18 throuG'h June 22.',. „ x-resident HodGoon urges all applLaAonrfor^hotP? alternates as soon as possible so that applications for hotel reservations nay be iiade prior to April l^, enPhas^nanpH°'-^?S'''' o? S Corciittee for International Presid- 4SU0UX of the Quebec club as its noninee for the office of President of Rotary International in 1950-^1 AIN'T IT THE TRUTH: "You can't plant corn if you don't "^et to the field" says the-Rotary^Club Of Drunwrig.ht, Oiaahor.m.^.At^eSdLcraa such U ' not so important, but all rood things in Rotary are impossible without.it. l.cTt-v, • • regard, how about shooting for a 100% neetinr on the i^.5th Anniversary of Rotary that's February 21. ■ W.iLCOI.!S, GEORGE: The Reflector welcones George Honeywell into Rotarv Of f?SofaLeL'no the cLb,\oS can ^ to niss a Tuesday neetinr. you can nake it up at a neighboring club six days before or afLr! ^^ou " eiubs L^worW todly!^® Rotary club. There are 69k3 • "The good citizen of the suburb is likely to be a good ' citiaen of the ^/crld".. . . ,Erwin Canhan, Editor .... Christian Science lionitor SPORTS DSPARTi.:SNT: Conpany"A" forfeited . three games ■ to. Rotary Thursday ^ This^'^tsgik Jaycees were defeating the teachers two games to one. This puts Rotary in first place and we will play the Jaycees in.a.very important game next Thursday night at 6s30p,m. .klVe had only four players show up last week. Let's have a good turnout for the final ganel coin,ITOITY SERVICE: Haurlco Payne has been elected president of the flirylcA yoar, succeeding Ken Putnam. sAh congratulated a fine bit of coiimunity; ■ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — D/*triei Governor DISTRICT I 3 ; • . 1949'30 0 • ;,e ... 1. i'i.j.v.- 1 • - KENNHH M. PUTNAM — President MARK S. ANDREWS — Viee-Presideht ■ ERNEST W. IUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROBERT E. SHAW — Director j...CHARGES 1. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO^— iergeant-at-Arm»' ' ROY C. PATTERSON - Treatwrer . . MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W; WAY — Dlreetdr' cVaRA BOVEE —Maestro of-the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLOBiSKViCEr.'t V 5 B08'.SHaW.^ jCbtrirm«m"'C V/^ .e3l>riVE V* A ni i" ' oil ROTARY CLASSIFICATION INFORMATION Howard Teeter • E^nie lose — ChairmOn PUBLIC MEMBERSHIP 5ri.65toqfrd Chairman INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Choirman PROGRAM TELEPHONE Woody Herr — Chairman Gront Treloar — Chairman FELLOWSHIP AHENDANCE Ed Heltz — Chairman Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman ' CRIPPLED YOUTH CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Ken Olmsfed —"Chairman John Walker — Chairman Guvarie Coffmon • 4-?rc. Harold Hill — Chairman . Dick BIRTHDAY Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE ■Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Choirman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST. APRIL. 1950 DECEMBER. 1949 1949 6—Chick Kennedy 2—Marty Derhammer 9—Harold Hamilton . 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 4—Earfe Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Worner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox MAY. 1950 JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER. 1949 3—Harold Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 9—Howard Swan 13—Guvarie Coffman 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don OCTOBER. 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stog Nite) 11—Grant Treioar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd tivermore. Sr. 2—Bob Froser Hill FEBRUARY. 1950 Blen JUNE. 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) T4—Ha'p Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 6—Fred Holloran < 28—Wayne Johnson' Frankhouser 27—Si Treat NOVEMBER,'1949 1—Bob Wade- 15—Ken Olmsted . JULY. 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey , 14—Dick McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting Kerr 11—Fritz Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Progrom) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If It is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Voli III 1 Ho* 3k- February 13« 19*^0 French, Director of the Branch and Hxllcdalo Dls- Dopartuent, ;vill spoak to us next Tuesday noon converninr The Newer Aspects of Public Health" Hap IVoidncr is program chairman# CALSNDAR: Th^sday, February 23....Forty-fifth /mniversary of Rotary InternatTuesday, February 28 I.Ierrill Grahan, speaker. Tuesday, l.Iarch 7 •••••.»•> Joint meeting with Jaycees, 6j30 p#n» harch 30. All Sports Banquet sponsored by Rotary. ? GUEST: On February 26 our speaJcer will be Uerrill Grahan of Concord, Lich. Each Rotarian is urged to bring a guest to this special*pro* gran. A count will be taken at our February 21 meeting so reservations can be made. God has given us tongues that we ;iay say something pleasant to our fello'w men". .lienrich Heine UP IN THE AIR: Commencing on a meeting of the Rotary Club of Ensley, Alabana, held 5j000 feet above the ground in a chartered DC Eastern Airlines plane. Governor Jin Rankin said the meeting was "as usual except that no one left before the entire prograi*.! was over." HOp ON TO YOURpATS: On January 1? the Coldwater Rotary Club had 100^ attendpco...This is the first tine in several years that all members pve been present or made up a meeting...Our attendance for the month of pnuary was likewise very good-—95-69^...Fifty-three men had 100^ attendance for January, pNpCXAL SpTEiiSNT rSocretary Ernie Luse reports that v/e have ftli5l«08 • in the regular fund and t1'803.I[-3 Iti the Youth Fund. pI-STpE IviEETING: The I/iontpelier Club will entertain the Angola and Coldv/ater clubs at the Annual Tri-State heating v/hich v;ill be held at Pokagon State Park on Thursday, April 2?. pMpiipG FOR THE GALS: Plans are being made for a Ladies Night progan to be held at Pokagon on May lO;, o • pke to see a nan proud of the place in which he lives, and I like to see him live ".in it so that his place may be proud of him... ,.Abraham Lincoln^ NE.V MEMBER: Russell V/aldron is our newest member, entering the club un der a C.P.p classification, Most of oiu' m.smbers already Imow Jess and v/e are glad to v/elcome him into the organization. ^ THE l./INNp', I Rotary ^ clinched the City Volleyball Championship last Thursw-day evening by beating the Jaycees throe games. The six men representing pr club in the final engagement v/ere Don Shorno, Bob Shav/, Ken Olmsted, Ken Putnam, Fritz VanAken and Fred Weeks. BEST JANUARYpROGR.UI: We had a fine group of programs during the month of January v/ith the board of directors finally giving the nod to Ray Dresser who spop on Vocational Service, ^••'ark iindrews was chairman^ In summertime the nan next door Ignores it natter-of-factly; But when we have to shovel snow, he knows its place exactly, The Property Line Prank R. Canning. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 PM. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH HERBERT C. DJSTRJCT KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH M. PUTNAM - President MARK S. ANDREWS — Viee-President ^ ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie Lute — Chairman B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP 6 PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treioar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Poyne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH John CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman Walker — Chairman RURAL • URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Horold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairmon 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, 1949 DECEMBER, 1949 APRIL, 1950 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 4—Earle 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotory Program) 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) Davidson 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3-Horold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 4—A1 Sieg (Stag NIte) 11—Grant Treioar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary TrNState Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si 6—Fred Halloran Fronkhouser Treat NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank MeConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Olmsted Kerr Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearee This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotorian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Progrom Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No, 3^ February 20, 19^0 FORTY-FIFTH AN^■IVERSARy PROGRAiM: The first notary Club vfas organized in Chicago on February 23, 190$, by Paul Harris, a young lawyer who suggested the idea to a group of his friends. It was called the Rotary club because the first meetings were held in rotation in the offices of the members. On next Thursday, February 23, some 33U,000 business and professional executives who are members of more than 7000 Rotary clubs located in 82 countries will celebrate the U^th Anniversary of the founding of the international Rotary organization. Our local club vdll meet at the Arlington Hotel at 12;15 Thursday noon. After luncheon a special anniversary program will be broadcast over WTVB at I:l5 p,m This meeting will replace our regular Tuesday meeting for that week, V/ORLD ASSIGNi/IENT: The National Broadcasting Company will salute Rotary on its Ii5th Anniversary with a special coast-to-coast broadcast on Saturday, February 25 from U:30 p.m, to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, The program will feature Rotary Founda tion Fellows from Australia, Brazil, Denmark and the U.S,A, and v/ill be broadcast throughout the rest of the world by the Radio Division of the United Nations, DATES TO REIvSMBKR: Tuesday, February 21. ,No meeting. Thursday, February 23..,..•fAnnivergary' meeting, Arlington Hotel, 12;l5 p.m, Tuesday, February 28, .Merrill Graham^ speaker, Bfipg a Tuesday, Marsh 7,? No noon meeting. Meet with Jaycees'at 6:30 p.^t INVITE YOUR GUEST; Each Rotarian is urged to bring a business man as a guest to our February 28 meeting. Advance notices indicate that Merrill Graham will present a very worthwhile program and we want to share the inspiration with others,,,.,Be prepared to make a reservation for your guest by Thursday, OFF TO A GOOD START: The Coldwater Recreation Department has started another round of the winter volleyball tournament. Rotary played its first match last Thursday even ing and defeated the Teachers three games. VanAken, Kornstien, Shaw, and Weeks, We had just five men present: Shorno, Next Thursday we play Kiwanis at 8:30 p.m., ROTARYANNS: This is to call your attention to the broadcast mentioned in the first item above. Tune in WTVB at 1:15 p,m, on Thursday, February 23, and hear the local club celebrate the forty-fifth anniversary of Rotaiy International.,, .You might be interested also in listening to the radio program described under the heading "lYorld Assignment", 1005^ MEETING NEXT WEEK: In further recognition of Rotary's anniversary. District Governor Herb Kerlikowske has askvd each club in the district to try for one 100^ meeting in February, Coldwater j.s going to tipr for a perfect attendance on Thursday, February 23, If it is impossible for j'ou uo ottenc. Thursday, make up at Quincy on Monday, Marshall on Tuesdaj'', Bronson on Wedne^rday^ or Angola on Friday. Make an extra effort to help the club have that perfect recoid for the anniversary meetingo FIRST IN ROTARY: The first Rotary club organized outside the U.S.A. was in Winnipeg^ Canada, in 1910, The first club outside North America was organized in Dublin, in I9II; the first in Latin America in Havana, Ciiba, in 19l6j the fii'st in Asia in Martin, The Philippines, in 1919; the first in Continental Europe in Madrid, Spain. in-1920;-and the first In Africa at Johannesburg, South Africa, in-i921; During t:is last ten years. Rotary Clubs have been organized throughout the world at the rate of n'='ar?iy five new clubs every week, BORROWED FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING POST: A man who is "quick on the dravf" nowadays -sjis just a fellow who can beat his wife to A man is getting old when he starts to ring for the elevator the bank. — KAY INGRjUI to the second floor. — BATTIGTA -if- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregatlenoi Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 PJA. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M -- �219TH DrSTRICT HERBERT C. KERIIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAHERSON - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant<at<Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairmen. A E CLASSIFICATION ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman 1 B F MEMBERSHIP Maurice Payne — Chairman C PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN Olmsted — rural - Urban Chairman Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Choirman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 APRIL, 1950 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Warner Van 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 4—Eorle Davidsori 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids* Party) Aken 30—Roy Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Froser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Wait 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed 31—Worren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd LIvermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, 1—Bob Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton-(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser 1949 Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank MeConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken Olmsted 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murroy 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Koltz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos> sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotorian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. it He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No, 36 ; i February 27, 1950 HOOVER REPORT: The Junior Chamber of Commerce of the United States has undertaken the Job of publicizing the Hoover Committee report for reorganization of government bur eaus to eliminate waste and duplication of effort. Sam Rosenberg, local Jaycee member, will present the highlights of this report to our Rotary Club. Wa^ne Johnson is pro gram chairman. " ^ JATCEE SERVICE MIGHT: On Tuesday, March 7, we will omit our noon meeting and join the other service clubs at 6:30 p.m. in a meeting sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Buy your ticket from Secretary Ernie Luse this Tuesday so our reservations can be passed along to the Jaycees. "Discretion is a comb that experience hands us after we have lost our hair," BOUQUET TO HAL: Our radio program last Tuesday noon v;as enjoyed by many radio listeners and we express our appreciation to Hal Munn vrho wrote the script and made the other ar rangements for the program. Program chairman Roy Patterson and all of the participants ^on the program did a fine job of commemorating Rotary's U5th birthday, HI, KORII: One of the most interested listeners to the above-mentioned program was our past president and treasurer Norm Kohl. We understand that he is gaining day by day and we are looking forward to seeing him on a Tuesday noon, 100^ ivEETING: We were trying for a 100^ showing at the anniversary meeting and we have a fair chance of making it. Six members were absent Thursday bui^ i-hey t^ave until Tues day to make up so a good delegation at Quincy Monday noon would do it. A couple of the fellov7s are duvm Florida way but they are pretty good ma^e-up experts. Do your bit! ' ; ■" I f r "0 Lord, help me to keep my big mouth shut until I know what I am talking about," REFLECTIONS: Ten local Boy Scouts are going to the jamboree at Valley Forge this sum mer and our club is contributing sixty dollars toward the expenses involved. .The board also voted to sponsor one delegate to Wolverine Boys State in June V/e extend to Rotarya^ Helen McKeith our wishes for a rapid recovery from her present illness.... Former member Russell King sent us a copy of the Traverse City Rotary Bulletin with a items of interest which we will pass along as space permits Rotarian Dick Kerr has been named county drive chairman for the Red Cross Plans are now being made for the Annual All-Sports Banquet v;"hich Rotary vfill sponsor on March 30, STILL ROLLING: The Rotary volleyball team won three games from Kiwanis Thursday ^en^ing. Ken Putnam was called avray early in the match, but Bob Kerr arrived just in time /O fill in, making it possible for us to field a team of fivemembers. Next Thursday we play the Jaycees at 6:30 p.m.. ROTARY OBJECTIVES: Rotarians find many outlets for their activities, both in committee work and as individuals. Rotarians are active in civic and community welfare 7^ork, in leading boys and girls into good citizenship, in the betterment of rural-urban under standing, and in helping youth movements, -QUOTABLE QUOTES: Kenneth L, Krichbaum: Women are said to control 60 percent of the nation's wealth, the balance probably being held by bachelors. Anorymous: A woman is the only thing I .am afraid of that I know won't hurt me. George Bernard Shaw, asked if he was well: At ny age, young man, you are either well or dead. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedno«doy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elkt Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. KERL1K0WSKE — Diatrict Govorner DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vlce-Pretident M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasun ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director , CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE Maestro of the Baton ' CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman • A. . E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B Lose MEMBERSHIP ROTARY F . G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman ,C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Choirman — Chairman ' FELLOWSHIP H Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH John Walker Ken Choirman CHILDREN C" Oimsted — Chairman RURAL- URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman Coffman VOCATIONAL SERVICE . INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhammer — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman —Chairman 1949 . 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST. DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer APRIL, 1950 6—Chick Kennedy • 4—Earle Davidson 9—Harold Homilton 13—Eorl Corwin 16—Howord 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 10—Mac McKelth—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program)' 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Worner Von Aken Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Roy Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don MAY, 1950 . 1949 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Eraser Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bien 31—Ed 31—Warren WilHoms 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treaf;-(Spea'a1 Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd LIvermore, Sr. 9—Howard Swan Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 ■ ; JUNE. 1950 7—Corl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner. 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28-'-Wayne Johnson 27—SI Treat 6—Fred Hatloran Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Oimsted 22—Chuck Woodward 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) Kerr 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Fronk Murray 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Peorce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not po$. sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best^' �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No, March 6« 37 19'^Q v^t''COI.H'UNITY S3RVICS HIGHT; There will be no meeting next Tuesday noon, -w We v/ill meet at the American Legion Hall at 6:30 p«m» to observe the " Jaycee sponsored First Annual Community Service Night. In addition to Rotary and Jaycee members, the Lions, iCivjanians, and Chamber of Commerce members v/ill be there. Professor Paul Bagwell of Michigan State College. Mr, Bagv/ell, head of the written and spoken English department at the college, is a former president of the United States "^unior Chamber of Commerce, PROGRAMS TO COME; Tuesday, March 7,••Jaycee Meeting, 6:30 p,m, Tuesday, March llj., ♦Miles A. Nelson, Chief of the Bureau of Ilarketing and Enforcement of the Michigan Depar'n:enl of Agriculture, Tuesday, March 21,.Kenneth Cc Sniith, District Sales Manager of the Capital Airlines, will come from Detroit to talk on Aviation anl Airline Transportation, " A wise man isn*t as certain of anything as a fool is of everything." ROTARY CLUB ACTIVITIES: The Rotary Club does not endeavor to promote clviv activities rightfully belonging to other organizations, but every Rotarian, as an individual, is urged to participate in all activities which make his community a better place in v/hioh to live, Rotarlans are active in raising the standards of their own business and professions, and of their entire vocation. Throughout the world, Rotarians of many diverse nationalities are v/orking together through correspondence, personal con tacts at Rotary International Conventions and in their travels, and through study of the history, economy and culture of other countries, foi theadvancement of international understanding, good will and peace, ANNUAL CONVENTIONtOnce each year,^ a great International Convention is held which is attended by represenatives from Rotary Clubs all over the v/orldfl Most Conventions have been held in the United States of America, where the largest number of Rotary Clubs are located, but Conventions also have been held in Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada,. Cuba, Prance, Mexico and Scotland, Rotary Clubs send delegates to the International Convention in order that the princijjles of Rotary may be studied, world wide acquaintanceship and under standing may be enhanced, inspiration to carry the "Ideal of Service" into action may be disseminated, proposed legi.slation for the progress of Rotary may receive consideration, and officers of Rotary International may be elected® Rotary's Ip-st Annual Convention v/ill be held in Deti'oit, Michigan, U,S,Ae June 18-22, 1950» "If you v/ant to make people believe v/hat they otherwise wouldn't, just whisper," You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERUKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS M. PUTNAM - President Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOObWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms ROY C. PAnERSON — Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director- WAYNE W. WAY - Director ' CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard . ^ MAURICE PAYNE - Maestro of the Bater^ CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - Chairman . A E CLASSIFICATION. Ernie B F MEMBERSHIP • G PROGRAM • PUBLIC INFORMATION . TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C ROTARY Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE' * Byron Thomas — Choirman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH John CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Ken Oimsted — Chairman Walker — Chairman Guvarie •SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Choirman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, APRIL, 1950 DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr-(Family Picnic) 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith-(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Von Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don MAY, 1950 1949 '3—Harold Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23—Walt 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam-(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sleg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. Hill FEBRUARY, 1950 2—Bob Fraser ' 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl VInton—(Special Rotary Progrom) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill Frankhauser 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade MARCH, 1950 JULY. 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday-No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Oimsted Kerr Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it Is not pes> sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dotes with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' A. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. 38 Marnh PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY: Dick Kerr, program chairman for this week, will present Mr, Miles A, Nelson who is Chief of the Bureau of Marketing and Enforcement of the Michigan Department of Agriculture, Mr, Nelson will be accompanied by his assistant, Mederic T, Miller, LOOKING AHEAD: Thursday, March 30 ,,,,,,,All Sports Banquet sponsored by Rotary. Thursday, April 27 Annual Tri-State Meeting at Pokagon, May Ih, 15> l6 District Convention at Battle Creek, May l6 June 18-22 , » .Ladies Night at Pokagon, •International Convention at Detroit. "We have the most to fear from fortune when we have the largest handful from her." Spanish Proverb 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING: The board met last Thursday noon with nine members present. Secretary Ernie Luse reported a balance of 0670,93 in our Youth Fund and ^pU37.63 in the regular fund. It was decided to send our incoming president to the International Convention to be held in Detroit in June, Our new board of directors will be elected in April and the next president will be selected from that group. The decision to send the president-elect to the convention with expenses paid will assure our club of having a running start for the year 1950-51. ALL-SPORTS BANQUET: Chuck Woodward announces that plans for the Annual Athletic Ban quet are nearing completion. Details will be announced soon. ATTENDANCE: Our club attendance for the month of February was 93.89^ which is Just under the 95.69^ we racked up for January BEST FEBRUARY PROGRAM: The board has decided to honor Payne, Munn, Kennedy, Patterson, Johnson, Putnam and Vinton for excellence in February programs, ON TO BATTLE CREEK: Hcrward Teeter has been appointed chairman of a committee to pro mote attendance at the District Convention to be held in Battle Creek in May,..,Our club has usually had only three or four representatives at these meetings. With the distance being only 33 miles, a large percentage of our members should be able to attend some of the sessions. Let's try to send our largest delegation yet to this convention. A STRANGER IN A STRANGE CITY: "You are away from home in a strange city on a business mission. Perhaps the result of your trip has been disappointing or is in doubt. You are tired, a bit discouraged, and it's about noon. If you could Just get with some of your kind, wrap yourself around some food, and have some good fellowship wrapped around you—^wouldn't it help? Well, perhaps, that is how some visitors at our luncheons feel. What a perfectly swell opportunity we-have-to-be-helpful to these visitors if they need it, and to make them feel better even if they're already feeling fine. Every Rotarian a host—you may be a guest yoiirself someday. Besides, it's a privilege and a pleasure to be hospit able. — Past District Governor, Roy J. Fletcher, Dist, 101 "Facts are our scarcest raw material," ..Owen D, Young You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY —■ Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn - Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGiS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-50 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice<President M. PUTNAM - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Serseant-ot-Arms PATTERSON - Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE - Maestro of the Baton S. CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - Chairmen • A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holt* — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH CHILDREN Ken Olmsted John Walker — Chairman C — Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvarie Coffmdn —Chairman BIRTHDAY SICK Dick Harold Hill — Chairman Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Mllnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER, JANUARY, 1950 1949 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 20-Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. 1—Bob 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKelth—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladles' Nite) 24—John Wolker 23-Walt Blen 31—Ed Rennefl 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) NOVEMBER. APRIL, 1950 6—Chick Kennedy 2—Marty Derhammer 9—Howard Swan JUNE, 1950 7—Carl VInton—(Special Rotary Program} 14—Hap Weldner 13—Rotary TrI-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill Frankhauser 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran 1949 JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 Wade 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holldoy—No Meeting 15—Ken Olmsted 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Kerr Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best Jf �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' _The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill 0®<] No. 39 March 27, 19^0 ANNUAL ALL-SPORTS BANQUET: There will be no reijiilar meeting Tuesday noon. ',7e will meet Thursday evening, March 30, at the Masonic Temple at 6:30 p.m. with about 75 high school athletes as guests of the Coldwater Service Clubs at the Annual All Sports Ban quet ... .Rotary is in charge of the program this year and Chuck Woodvrard is program chairman. Through the cooperation of Don Herr and V^oody Herr, we are privileged to have WILBUR SHAV/ as our speaker, Mr. Shaw, now president and general manager of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, won the Memorial Day race three times be fore retiring and will have a lot of interesting information for the men and boys at tending this annual affair. "Remember the teakettle—though up to its neck in hot water, it continues to sing^" HEY, KIDS: Plans are now being made for the Annual Children's Party which will be held on Monday, April 10, the day after Easter. No school that day. Mac McKeith is program chairman aid is arranging a program you will thoroughly enjoy, CALENDAR: Thursday, March 30-....All Sports Banquet, Masonic Temple, 6t30 p.m. Monday, April 10 ......Annual Children's Party, Thursday, May i: Annual Tri-State Meeting at Pokagon, May lli, 15, 16 ...District Convention at Battle Creek. May 16 ..Ladies Night at Pokagon, June 18-22 .International Convention at Detroit. "Do unto others as though you were the others," AN IDEA: As we watched the speaker of last Tuesday trying to read his notes which were on the table, it occurred to us that a good investment for the club would be a lighted speakers rostrum. Any speaker who comes to us with facts and figures needs a few notes. Some speakers have their entire speeches written out. It is difficult to keep contact with the audience while looking down at notes, to say nothing of the additional strain on the eyes,...Even our presiding officers might appreciate the advantages of a rostrum ....Just happened to notice a dandy advertised in the Rotarian.,,or perhaps we have a talented member who could make one. "In the olden days, they used to kiss and make up. Now the make-up comes first." SONG FOR FAST DRIVERS: At 25 miles per hour, "I'm but a Stranger Here, Heaven is MY Home." At \x$ miles, "Nearer My God to Thee." At 55 miles, "I'm Hearing the Port and Will Soon Be Home." At 65 miles, "^When the Roll is Called Up Yonder I'll Be There," At 75 miles, "Lord, I'm Coming Home," ........Opinion expressed in a safety sermon by a Colorado preacher OUR ROTARY MAGAZINE: The official magazine of Rotary International, "The Rotarian" and its Spanish edition, "Revlsta Rotaria,"are published monthly, in Chicago,111.,U.S.A. Both contain articles of interest to non-Rotarians as wallas to Rotarians.The circulation of "The Rotarian" is about 280,000.. of "Revlsta Rotaria'J • •li' you would like to sea a picture of some Coldwater Rotarians, look In your April Rotarian. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn ■— Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregationot Church — Wednetday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hetol Hendry — Friday 6:30 PAA. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TK HERBERT C. DISTRICT KERL1KOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director MAURICE CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Choirmdn 1 B F MEMBERSHIP C PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Choirmon ■ CRIPPLED YOUTH CHILDREN C Ken Olmstod — Chairman John Walker — Chairmen RURAL - URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman Coffman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhommer — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman —Chairman 1949 . 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL, 1950 DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox MAY, 1950 JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don 1949 3—Harold Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prag.) 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. 1—Bob 2—Bob Froser 9—Howard Swan 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24-John Walker 23-Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) NOVEMBER, Hill JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotory Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-Staie Me4ting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser Treat 1949 Wode MARCH, 1950 JULY, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken Olmsted 14—Dick Kerr 11—Fritz Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Woy—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Peorce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. (( He Profits Most Who Serves Best if �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. TTT April 3j 1950 Mo. liO OUR SCHOOL SYSmi: Byron Thomas, superintcndont of schools, will give a report on the present status of the school system at our meeting next Tuesday noon. He will list^ some of the achievements of the past year, explain a few of the major problems facing school officials today, and give us pertinent statistics concerning financial outlay for our schools today compared with a decade ago. There will be an opportunity to ask questions after B^Ton finishes his talk. Earle Davidson is program chairman. "The worst thing about inflation is that we have to do without so many necessities in order to bi^'- our usual luxuries." EASTER CHILDRENS PARTY: Rotarians should come Tuesday prepared to tell how many guests they are planning to bring to the Children's Party, Every Rotarian should bring at least one child to this program. The party, which will be the regular Rotary program for that week, will be held at the American Legion Hall on Monday noon, April 10, at 12:1^. There is no school that day. Mac McKeith, chairman of the affair, has arranged a program which the kids will love. Every kid from 3 to 93 likes a circus, and especially a CIRCUS CLOIW. Arthur L. Crampton, secretary of the Flint Chamber of Commerce, has had a lot of experience as a clown and has appeared before innumerable audiences. He was written up in the rotogravure section of the Detroit Free Press a few months ago and Mac promptly asked Him to appear in Coldwater for oiu* Children's Party. So be sure to bring some child to this program, Jvlake your re servations Tuesday, April U. "Cost of Living: Your income plus ATTENDANCE: Our 93,98% attendance record for February placed us 8th in the district. Quincy was at the head of the list with 100^ for the month and Bronson had 97^$6% for l|th position, COMING EVENTS: Monday, April 10,..Children's Party at American Legion Hall. 12|15* Thursday, May U....Tri-State Meeting at Fokagon, Tuesday, May 16,.^.Ladies Night at Pokagon, DISTRICT GOVERNOR NOMINEES: The District Governor Nominating Committee met at Marshall on February 28 and nominated the following for the office of Governor of District j^2X9 for the Rotary year 1950-51*. — dferold Mi- Davidson of the Hillsdale Club, Vernon C„ Olcott, Sr. of the Allegan Club, LEADERS XW FOLLO^MS: Evenr movement requires both leaders and followers if it is to acccmu.lish anything. The secret of Rotary's success is that the two exchange places periodically there is rotation. It is just about time for our club to consider the election of the ne-w board of directors from which body our nev; officers ^;ri.ll be choses, Vfe should all be thinking of this important problem. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. KERLiKOWSKE — District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH M. PUTNAM — President MARK S. ANDREWS - VIce-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAHERSON - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant>at-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director . WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - - Chairman E CLASSIFICATION A F MEMBERSHIP B ROTARY PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Choirman Maurice Payne — Chairman G PROGRAM C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Lose — Chairman TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 H FELLOWSHIP D ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman A B YOUTH D CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Wolker — Chairman E SICK RURAL - URBAN Guvorie Coffmon —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Chairman Harold Hill — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhammer — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don APRIL, 1950 ' 4—Earle 6—Chick Kennedy Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Von Aken MAY, 1950 1949 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Progrom) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. 9—Howard Swan 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnIght 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearee This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not possible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ �r-loJo otoi® ct- 30' iVG*^ a?9^°" XOt^S r oi ex^en®®^ cXas® ■aaro® t,Yve slaoMLld^® _ ;toTS jxied tla tYve se ot® Cl® .ATiue"^-^ GeoTg® ■fto®-® XST'^ gecT® . nest '»• ^'^fo. V)i° �'■y . o j ' i, .>r. .•<^ r - ,• v/* • ^ -i'e s. • ''^ ■ .■■■..■fj »|, J '■ ■■ J. ^ ' '"j "'""Si', 1. ** .- • •. ?.. 1 ; w r ^ �The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification given below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary without delay: Russell G, Waldron Signed: c. P. A, Ernest W- Luse, Sscretary February 10, 1950 "X',s �vfi. „• ,VvO_v'^y ^ > '• V - , • • r , . - 'I-::-'-; .'_'::j.-.'':• :.rrtn afls-n ft.,:' u«-!vor-.c;» '' I \ • 'i ;:;:l " ■ -.b- . .b 'l.:- • Li .ri .n . �^'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. hi April 10, 19^0 4 ANNUAL CHILDRI^N^S PARTY; Our meeting for next week will be held Monday noon at 12:1^ at the American Legion Hall, We will have about 100 youngsters as our guests. After we get them filled up to here at the tables, they will be entertained by a CIRCUS CIX3WN, Mac McKeith is program chairman. "If you hold your nose to the grindstone rough. And keep it there just long enough. In time you»ll say there's no such thing As brooks that babble or birds that sing. Just these three things will your world compose-^ You, the stone—and your poor damned nosel" CALENDAR: Monday, April 10..,,Annual Children's Party, American Legion Hall. Thursday, May U....-Annual Tri-State Party at Pokagon, May lii, 15, l6, .District Convention at Battle Creek, May l6 Ladies Night at Pokagon, June 18-22. International Convention at Detroit, V/ELCGI®: V;'e are glad to welcome Jim Bailey into membership, Jim belonged to the club a few years ago and resigned when circumstances made it impossible for him to attend regularly. Glad to have you back, DocJ NOMINATIONS: President Ken Putnam appointed a nominating committee composed of Past Presidents Chick Kennedy, -Ha^/ne Johnson, Howard Teeter, Web Treat and Fred Weeks, These felloTfS met last Tuesday and nominated the following for the 1950-51 Board of Directors Mark Andrews, Russell Moore, Kenneth Putnam, Bob Shaw, Don Shorno, Guvarie Coffraan, Ken Olmsted, and Chuck Woodward.., .Further nominations may be made from the floor. After oiir board is elected, they v;ill meet and elect officers from their group, BOARD MEETING; All directors attended the board meeting last Thursday noon. Secretary Ernie reported $327,87 in the Regular Fund and $519.37 in the Youth Fund,,,,Our attend ance for March was 87.21^, not so good,.,,It was decided to sponsor a play again next winter, IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE: I have enjoyed editing the club bulletin for the past two years, but I really feel that it is a good idea to pass the job around among the members. This will give new life to the publication by the change of style and ideas which new per sonalities will naturally bring with them,,,,It is also wise to pass all tasks around so more fellows have an opportunity to serve the club. An active member is a good mem ber,,..Don't hesitate to volunteer to Ken for the position. I can think of at least a dozen members who would do an excellent job as editor, Ernie's office takes care of the actual printing and mailing and collects information for the bulletin. And if I can be of any help in getting you started, just say the word....If a year seems like a long time, just take it for a month or so, as I did when President Tom Shaw asked me two years ago. Thanks to all of the members who have helped me by contributirg items and offering words of encouragement. Thanks to~Ernie and his secretary Pauline who have published the paper regularly, no matter hovr busy their office happened to be. And thanks to the many readers, who have indicated by word or letter, that thej'' enjoyed and appreciated "The Reflector," Sincerely, Fred Weeks "A quartet is a group of four people, each of whom thinks the You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:1SM BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Mondoy 12:15 M �2T9TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — yice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAHERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at-Arms MARTIN W. OERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW -- Chairman E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant TreJoor — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairmen D INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtx — Chairman AHENDANCE Byron Thomos — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C RURAL - URBAN Olmsted — Chairman Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman Coffman —Chairman . VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhammer — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvorie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam-(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER. 1949 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, 1—Bob 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Porty) 18—John Hardy-(Special Rotary Program) 25—Worner Van Aken MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Froser 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotory Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24—John Wolker 23-Walt 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stog Nite) APRIL, 1950 9—Howard Swan JUNE, Bien 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hop Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser 1949 JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 Wade 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritx Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtx Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotorian who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" �■> ■'»-■- The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary C],ub has approved the name and classification given below. Any objections should be filed xvith the secretary without delay; Richard Manguse Automotive Bearings Signed; Ernest W, Luse, Secretary April 2l\., 1950 �-■ t-:; �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol.Ill No. k2 Apri 1 9)|j1QC^n Rotary v/as happy to play host last Tuesday to the contestants in the Dairy Queen contest sponsored by the Dairy Organizations of branch County through Gordon Schlubatis and his office. Bess Carpenter, liv ing on a farm near Coldv;ater v/as chosen the Queen, v/hile ^ois Shaw, Joyce Torapkins, Kary V/idner, living near Coldv/ater, and Barbara Olds, living on a farm near Union City v/ere the others in the group. Rotary is very pleased to bo a part in this worthwhile activity. Had a letter from the Civic Drama Guild, v/hich is the group which did the play for us last year. We asked for one production again this yeay, but they Informed us that we must buy three shows, in order to have any* The Board felt that with the other activities in Coldwater, perhaps three would be too much. Hov/ever, it was a good shov/, as well as profitable for us, V/hat do you think? The new Board of Directors met last Tuesday, and those elected to serve your club as officers next year are Mark for President, Bob Shaw Vice President, Don Shorno as Treasurer, and good old Ernie as Secretary. Ernie does a swell job, and I knov/ the club appreciates it. Information, ^^tc. that R.I. asks for is always on time. Thanks for a good job Ernie. All the kids had a good time a week ago at the kiddies party Mac. Thanks a lot for a good job. The attendance last week was 5^ with members present and 6 guests. Rem ember fellows, a good Rotarian is a regular attendant at all meetings. Let's keep our percentage high in the district. And don't forget the annual district conference at Battle Creek, May lij.,15,16. Teeter is re sponsible for getting some interest started in that direction, and soon you will be hearing great things from that district manager of the Equit able Life Assurance Society of America, (Guess that's what he calls it.) Payne is scheduled to lead the singing at one of the meetings, and Spen cer is also to take part. We should have a large group iri attendance. Seriously, fellows Rotary is a great movement, and it helps us all to have a shot in the arm, and the place to get Rotary is at Battle Creek. May 11^, 15, 16. Ralph Toaz, Secretary of the retail division of the Lansing Chamber of Commerce, and a member of the Lansing club, is to be our speaker next Tuesday, with John Hardy as program chairman. This is the last in the series of Rotary information programs, and promises to bo .a good one. May hth, is the Tri State meeting at Pokagon with the Montpelier club in charge. May 9th is Howard Swan as program chairman, and the following week Russ has his ladies night all arranged. It is to be a real treat for all» Russ has had it all set for some months now, and everybody ^hould enjoy themselves. -H^hlck Kennedy is in Canada, being called on account of illness of his father. Understand that he and Wilma were hold up a day and a half wait ing for the snow plows to clear the roads^ V^hat v/ith a blizzard and all, it v/asn't very pleasant. Best v/ishes for a speedy recovery to Chick's >-fathor. Putnam is still waiting for someone to v/rite this weekly bulletin that Fred dld^such a good job on for the ^ast two yearsa Maybe that's the everyone is "afraia "^that^ you set the standars too high. In the meantime, this poor excuse will have to do. Sorry fellov/s See you Tuesday noon. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — UnSon Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congrogatienal Church — W«dne.day 12:15 M STURGiS — Elk. Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry - Friday 6:30 PJA. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at<Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - Chairman E CLASSIFICATION A Ernie Luse ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman — Chairman 1 F MEMBERSHIP B • INFORMATION • G PROGRAM C PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Choirman TELEPHONE Gront Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 FELLOWSHIP D H Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman A B YOUTH John D CRIPPLED Ken Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman E SICK RURAL . URBAN Guvarie HoFold Hill — Chairman —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick VOCATIONAL SERVICE Coffman Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Choirman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST. 1949 APRIL, 1950 2—Marty Derhommer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Speciol Christmas Party) 10—Moc McKeifh—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Speciol Rotary Program) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Warner Van Aken Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—{Family Picnic) 4—Earle Davidson 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23-Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nile) 9—Howard Swan JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 11—Grant Treloor 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. Bien 6—Fred Hailoran 13—Rotary Tri-Stote Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1-Bob Wade 15—Ken JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey Olmsted 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary yeor will be remembered for the outstanding progroms presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If It is not pos> sible to get your progrom on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. He Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ "-T �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill I[>.®<3 No May 1. 19^0 V/e appreciate the time and efford of the four fclloTrs from Montpelier v;ho met irith us last Tucsda3^ Montpelier is playing host to the annual Tri-State meeting at Pokagon Thursday, May ii, at 6:30 P.M. our time. They promise us a good program, and I*m confident that v;e can promise them a near perfect attendance from the ColctTater Rotary Club. Ralph Toaz gave us the last of our series of Rotary talks, and certainly did a good job. As busy as he is, ho found time to drive 6? miles to talk about Rotary. I'm wondering if when vre^re asked to do a job for Rotary, or any other community service project, we come through with a quick, "yes". Don't forget fellows, Rotary is a lot more than meeting and eating Tues. noon» I might mention hovr gratifying it vfas not to see about a third of the club v;alk out v/hen it was time for the speaker at one o'clock. It's plenty em- barressing for the speaker and others near him, when, as he is introduced, the mass exodus begins, Fortunatn};/ it didn't happen Tuesday. Thanks Emicy Lou Kerr presented Dick Virith a nev/ gal, Wendy, Tuesday morning April 2$ at the Health Center, We're very happy to report that Mother and child are both doing nicely, and the club vfishes tlic best of everything for all of them. Don't forget the board meeting for all of you old Board members this coming Tuesday at the hotel, 12 noon, I see it's time for an audit of the books, and this will serve notice for Fred Weeks and Chick Kennedy to again take over• Mark tells me that Fred has agreed to take over as program chairman for next year. That assures us of another year of fine programs. Rotarian Weeks should serve as an inspiration for all of us when it comes to work ing in and for Rotary, Don't forget Battle Creek, I,lay lli, 1^, and l6th. This last Tuesday vre had members present, giving us percent at tendance, Also 7 guests from out of town, Thompson, 'Whitticker, Guilingcr, and Powers, from Montpelier, W. Bmce Wilbur and Bert Ward from Bronson, and Clay Brockman from Quinc^'", Last week U made up at Quincy and Bronson, Thanks fellows, keep up the good work. We slipped in March Y/ith an average of 87.21, remember in February we had 93,98. in our district # 219. We dropped from 8th to l6th That aint so hot men. Quincy certaintly is staying near the top each month. Are they better than we? Thought for the week: "Laboring toward distant aims sets the mind in a higher key and puts us at our best." C, H. Parkhurst, D.D, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON — Consregatienol Church — Wednosday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M STURGiS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vlce^retident M. PUTNAM ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAHERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant<ol>Arm$ , — President MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman 1 B F MEMBERSHIP C PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fitke — Chairman Maurice Payne — Choirman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtx — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman A B YOUTH John Walker — Chairman D CRIPPLED Ken CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman E SICK RURAL - URBAN Guvarie CofFman —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Choirman Harold Hill — Chairman 'VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Mllnes—(Speciol Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 23—Bob Teeter Kerr-(Family APRIL, 1950 6—Chick Kennedy 2—Marty Derhammer Picnic) ^ 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Speciol Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23-Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar IB—Web Treat—(Speciol Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. 9—Howard Swan Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 Bien JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotory Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser Treat NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank MeConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14-Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted 22—Chuck Woodward 29—Wayne Way—[Special Rotary Program) Kerr 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtx Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not possible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dotes with a fellow Rotarlan who has one planned for loter on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best^' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. in I No. UU May 8, 1950. Just received -vvord that Ken Olmsted's dausKfcr, Louise, v/on the essay contest sponsored by Quality Springs for all the seniors at the high school. The subject of the essay was "Opportunity or Security, vYhich?" The prize was JjlOO, to be applied tcnvard the expenses incurred in the annual trip the seniors make to V/ashington, Honorable mention wont to David Ayers, Joan Pillsbury, Sharon Facklam and Jacqueline Thompson. The judges were our own Pat Patterson, Howard Lees, and Mrs. Ernest Brown, Maybe we can to have Louise read her paper before the club some Tuesday. Congratulations to Louise, and also to Quality Spring Products, Inc., for sponsoring this worthwhile project among the seniors. The Rotary Youth Leadership Training Camp at Camp Emejy, on Big Blue Lake near Muskegon, is to be held this year June 21-25- This is a project of the Muskegon Rotary Club, and each club in Districts 218-219 is alloi'red to send one boy if they so desire. Last year we sent Kent McKnight, This year we are now in the process of screening possible ap plicants. Our club is also planning on sending John V/alker*s boy, John, to the Wolver ine Boys State at East Lansing for a week, beginning June 21st. Now for the same old story on attendance. Forgive us, but it still needs mentioning. Rotary International tells us that a member must be dropped from Rotary if in any given six month period that member doesn't attend at least 60^ of the meetings. Also, you can not miss more than ii meetings in a row, Ncrwv/v.w, if you will notice on the attend ance sheet that Ernie gave you a fevr weeks ago, xindor the column, meetings attended, there are a few men that might have trouble getting in that bracket. Enough said men. If the shoe fits, wear it.......... Don't forget this important date. May l6, 1950. Russ and his committee have arrang ed a Ladies Nite at Pokagon State Park, Potavratomi Inn. This party has been planned well in advance, and nothing has been spared to make it a bang up time for the gals. The Studebaker Girls Choir of 30 members will entertain us, and Herb Hurrell vfho has heard them says that they are tops. They come from South Bend. Also, last fall Ernie wrote to various countries asking them for something suitable for a ladies night gift, so the Rotary Anns, vn.ll receive gifts from Finland, Hav;aii, Canada, India, Nevr Zealand, France, Switzerland, Puerto Rico, etc,..,,Russ tells us that Potawatomi Inn vfill serve a baked ham dinner and the cost will be $5*00 per coup34. The time to be 7:00 p.m. for dinner. We vrill not meet any particular place, but go directly to Pokagon. We have to guarantee them a definite number of meals, so at the meeting Tuesday you vrill be asked to sign on the dotted line as to hav many you will be bringing. Guests will be welcome, but favors vrlll be given only to the Rotary Anns. Don't forget to check with the little lady, and make the date for Tuesday, May l6th. Let's everybody be there for a fine evening of food, fellowship, and entertainment. Since July 1, 19ii9 Jim Bailey, Otis Barnes, George Honeywell, Vince Kornstien, Jim McComb, Paul McDaniel, Hal Munn, Max Olds, Spencer Owens, Jess 7/aldron, and Dick Manguse have been welcomed into the fello^vship of Rot.ar\^, I'je are mighty proud of these members, and they are all going to be fine Rotarians, Our membership now totals 6U. We still have some open classifications fellows so lets keep it in mind, and if you know a man that meets the requirements of Rotary, give his name to membership chairman Payne and he'll get to work on it. A 70 man Rotary team wouldn't be bad would it? "Our hats-go-off,--and we drop on bended Icnces to the Montpelier club for a really fine program at the Annual Tri-State get-together last Thursday. Everyone was most favorably impressed vd.th the speaker. Dr. Tenr^son Guyer, and the entire evening was a huge suc cess, Gov. Herb drove dovm from Benton Harbor to meet with us and we v;pre proud and pleased to be able to introduce him to the group. Old Payne again stole the shov/, with the help of Clara, Mark is getting things all lined up for next year, and vdth the organization that is apparent, it should be a fine year. If you are called by Mark to help. Remember the ansv;er of a good Rotarian is "sure, be glad to". Howard Swan is all set with a fine program for next Tuesday. "Dare you to wear that Army shirt you svrlped from some poor soul in E-inlanHj .quvnnjtj » You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Cluh of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice4>resident DON W. HERR, JR. M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary Director ROY C. ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO - Sergeont-at-Arms PAHERSON - Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE - Maestro of the Keyboard CLUB MAURICE PAYNE - Maestro of the Boten SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B Lose F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloor — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D INFORMATION Chorles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C ROTARY Howard Teeter — Chairman — Choirman FELLOWSHIP H Ed Holtz — Chairman AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Choirman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH John Ken Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C RURAL ■ URBAN Olmsted — Chairman Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman Coffman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Marty Derhommer — Chairman Chuck Woodward — Chairman —Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 2—Marty Derhommer 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 APRIL, 1950 6—Chick Kennedy ^ 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Froser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24-John Walker 23-Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag NIte) 11—Grant Treloor 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan JUNE, Bien 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Trl-Stote Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser Treat NOVEMBER, 1949 1-Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Progrom) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Peorce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos* sible to get your program on the exact dote scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarion who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best*' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" .The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill * No May 15, 1950 The appearance of the Fortnightly Discordettes on the Tuesday noon program, in celebration of Music V^eek, was much enjoyed by the club members. The explanation by Howard Swan as to why his program did not appear was accepted, altho the Finnish shirt still raises a question. As has been the custom once a year, the attendance pins were av/arded to various members. Leading the group vrere Warner Van Aken vfith 27 years and Harry Taylor v/ith 2^ years of perfect attendance. Keep it up fellers and your secretary vail see that Harry receives the proper numbered pin from now on in. Good news for the Ladies * Nite program next Tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m. at Pokagon Park - 100 reservations have been made. V/ith the Chorus and world wide gifts for the Rotaryanns, a grand evening can be assured everyone attending. Reservations have been made for six Rotarians to att.end the District Conference at Battle Creek May 21st to 23rd, The incoming Officers are included in the list, and the inspiration and information given at these meetings will be of much help to them during the coming year. Total Rotary clubs today 7027. Number of new clubs since July 1, 19U9 207, total estimated Rotarians, world-wide 337*000, \'Ie are indebted to Norm Kohl for the following: "I hate the guys Who criticize And minimize The other guys V/hose enterprise Has made his rise Above the guys Who criticize The other guys," A nice play on words - glad our club has none of "these guys who criticize," Thanks for thinking of us Norm, From a total of 138 applicants, 8^ young men and women were av^arded the Rotary Foundation Fellovrehips for 1950-1^51. h6 from the U. S. A. will study in lands of their choosing, but must speak fluently the language of the country they select, A poppy song leader, fellowship that*s tops, attendance in the 90*5, excellent programs - on such is the Coldwater Rotary club established. Good attendance is to be sought but not at the expense of Rotary Standards. A Rotarian is either entitled to attendance credit or he is not - there is no half way mark^ "Wars occur because people prepare for conflict rather than peace," ....Tryge Lie You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12t15 M STUR6IS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DtSTRICT HERBERT C. KERLiKOWSKE — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. - Director ROY C. PAHERSON - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARIES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER - Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE - Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton, CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B F MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C ROTARY Howard Teeter — Chairman Lute — Chairman G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman 1 D H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman ...V COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C RURAL - URBAN Oimsted — Chairman Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL CofFmon —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST. DECEMBER. 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Ear! Corwin 16—Howard 23—Bob Teeter Kerr—(Family Picnic) 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson ^ 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY. 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY. 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie Coffman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23—Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nlte) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web' Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. FEBRUARY. 1950 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE. 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si 6—Fred Holloran Frankhauser Treat NOVEMBER. 1949 1—Bob Wade MARCH, 1950 JULY. 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Oimsted Kerr Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearee This '49.'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos* sible to get your progrom on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No. ii6 ([ and Mao gifts for the ladies. Had lots'^of favorlh?^^' had a good time. The co^ittPP .T gram well in advance so that the Stnri ^ - .anted. program and c^nts, so guess the gals arranging the pro- The, ^ the year. Remember, Bob Kerr had the of our parties for Sieg had a Stag night at the rooni-rv August, then A1 had our Christmas party at the LeriL ?n and we close with Russ AnH h-i ' i in December we had the kiddies * party, men spent a l^t of tKe'n ttein'IndivK SitLsf'^ ^ 3uch"';;\\%^a™ed?sn^:^^Lr^ They sartV^tL"rXrS'L"x^llent b?^f:Lfa?X^Se1:it\'^^ vioe>pnesident oVXS Etctnio!"'Tr that we had better dfs^in ab'rthil^'^o^^Ustiftl'^d'th't'^ • as much to ioee^^S:^- «>•>■ Iftt^norLff.f tllot. grats to PaSe^f^'fgSrfb Dollinger, S:d he^lsHf'pLtr t° wrong? The Chamber has a oouole of nr-nhi.=^' oon• the president (of situation the ohamber) with the parkinff Uai sober ■ nU.Seems f tfb"® picture. Good luck to Basso Pay^ in hifbattSs! ' l^eeping dissatisfaotion industrial help hospital of KeXs''2r"ge"d1orMLs'Hff'offoftf" the to be the saeakef '=fefin * f nursing supervisors at h^^ntftfe^rfyet"afr2ti^ f hope that that infonnation will be broufhtt UghffftfrlfiffTfsd^. eoutives ifffe tLn Bofofntf f»iusiness and professional exactivities, rSfroftLn Of fffusino": f co^unity-betterment of international understanding,'^good wiU and'pff!' ' advancement Attendance last week was 78.13^. Y/e-ve harped enough about that. Club. I7e SaVSm'^fufn hf'ffu^f''frvf nn tt j also flike to take this been fortunate with some fine men afgove™- tfffft^^^'yef| THOUGHT FOR THE r/EEK: opportunity to sav to HAr^h "h® abandon our education at the schoolhouae door. We have to keep it up through life." we Calvin Coolidge You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:1SM BRONSON — Congregotisnol Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M STURGiS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. {C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH M. PUTNAM — President 0 MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAHERSON — Treasure ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant>at-Arm$ MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B lose F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Choirman D INFORMATION Charles Fisfce — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C ROTARY Howard Teeter — Chairman — Chairman FELLOWSHIP H Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas •— Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH John CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman Walker — Chairman RURAL. URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairmen VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Coffmon —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Choirman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL, 1950 DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST, 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Porty) 18—John Hordy—(Special Rotary Program)'' 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox MAY, 1950 JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 6—Don Shorno 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie Coffmon 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Walker 23-Walt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 3i—Warren OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stog Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. 9—Howard Swan Rotary Prog.) FEBRUARY, 1950 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladles' Nite) Blen Williams JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken Olmsted 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Woyne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Kerr Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos* sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best" �1 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol, III June No. Ii7 1950 Warren Williams is in charge of the program Tuesday, and has ar ranged for the Arnolds from Angola to be v:ith us. ^Ir. & Mrs, Arnold spent six weeks in Alaska last September and have some splendid pictures taken along the Alcan Highway. Ivir, Arnold is a partner at the Casebeer and Arnold Plymouth dealers in Angola. For yom: information men, Jim McComb has the program June 13, ITillie Frankhauser on June 20th, and Si Treat on the 27th, Take heed..,,,Let nothing interfere with the fine prograns that we have been having. The new program booklets should be ready for Mark's first meeting in July, It's been a couple of years since we have had a complete roster printed and the new one should come in mighty handy. Jerry Johnson will be going to Camp Emery late this month, repre^ senting the Coldwater Club, Should be a fine experience for Jerry and we hope he enjoys himself. Perhaps, on his return, he will have benefitted to such an extent that he may be able to help his father????????? Ernie and Mark are all set to take in the International Convention in Detroit from June l8th through the 22nd, Remember it will be notary's first delegate convention, representing Rotary clubs from 83 lands, I'm happy to report that Ruth and Ruth will be going along to keep our boys straight, H, Roe Bartle, Kansas City, Missouri, Boy Scout executive, pres ident of Missouri Valley College, a noted speaker on youth prob lems, and a past district Governor of Rotary International will deliver the Youth Service convention address, Percy Hodgson, since he took office as president of Rotary International last July has traveled more than 80,000 miles visiting Rotary Clubs in lands, will preside over the convention and give presid ential address, Carlos P, Romulo, President of United Nations General Assembly, as Brigadier General of U, 5, Array, he was aide to General MacArthur, and Past Vice President of Rotary Inter— national, will deliver the International Service Convention address. This should be a thrilling experience for our people and we hope that v;e may have a first hand report from Mark of this convention. Our new district governor for ^219 is Vernon C, Olcott, Sr. from the Allegan Rotary Club^ "Red" is what they call him in Allegan, and v;e wish him much in success this coming year^ Remember the Rotary Foundation that we contributed to last year. Don't forget it fellows as it is doing great work in promoting International Understanding and Good-Will. I notice where one club in the district sent in two ten dollar contributions as memorials to deceased Rotarians<, Some clubs also have contributed $500 over ther^ quota. Are vfo doing all that vre can? Talking with Fred Weeks the other day, and he was wondering if Rotary wouldn't be doinj; a good deed by giving the band a uniform. You probably all knov^ that they exe trying to outfit the band in new uniforms by football season this fall, and it is a terrific ex pense. Maybe the other service clubs would want to go along on the same basis. Thought for the week: What do you fellow think, should we do it? The place for knockers is outside the door. You cannot saw wood with a hammer^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Cluh of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Viee-Pretident M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at>Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman .Ernie Luse — Chairman 1 B F MEMBERSHIP C G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D PU^IC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Wotker — Choirmon CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman RURAL . URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Choirmon VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Ceffman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, 1949 DECEMBER, 1949 2—Marty Derhommer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Horold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Mllnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson ' 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Speclol Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23-Walf 31—Ed Rennell 31—Worren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan Blen -/S., JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill Frankhauser 28—Wayne Johnson 27-Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade MARCH, 1950 JULY, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick Kerr 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos> sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best atrl �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill N0.U8 June 12, 19^0 The Arnolds from Angola had some mighty fine pictures of their recent trip to Alaska which we all enjoyed very much last Tuesday, Our thanks to Warren for the program, and at this time it might be well to add that we understand that Brother I'filliams is contemplating the Alaska Jaunt. It must be a wonderful experience V/arrcn, and rest assured we will all want some first hand information when you return, Jim McComb, of shoe store faine, is doing the honors next meeting, Jim says that he is coming up v:ith a top program presenting Bill Donkin from Quality Spring, Whenever Bill does anything it's always good, so it will pay everybody to be on deck. Don't worry about the heat, as a real sweat is good for everyone. We've agreed to play volley ball again this summer, so all of you stars commence training so that we may maintain the fine record already established, Eby says we will probably be playing ^ain on Thursday nights and the schedule should be ready soon. Had a good Board Meeting this past Thursday at the Country Club, arriving there via Woodward's cut down Job, The group voted to donate a uniform to the band and discussed other routine business. Paul McDaniel Just returned from a few days vacation, driving down through Kentucky, .John Hardy has been moved to a hospital in Fort Vfayne, Have all of us remembered John with a card or note? Methodist Hospital, Fort Wayne, Indiana,, Just v/rite in care of ,Don't anyone bother Web for the next six months. He's building a house and it's taking all of his time. Right, Si? Glad to get Dick Manguse long enough to give him his badge and pin, Dick is a fine addition to our group, and will serve Rotary well. Remember the Minstrel shovr we talked about a short time ago? VJell, it seems that the medical society didn't need as much money as anticipated, so no need for a shovf, Hc/rever, Mark claims that I have spent all the money this year on the vridows, orphans, and etc, in the county and that the Youth Fund must be replenished, sooo, Payne says that he vdll put a show on in the early fall, Maurice v;ants John Walker to help, but John dislikes that sort of thing so much that as yet Payne hasn't talked him into it. Keep working basso. The attendance picture for April looked pretty good in the Governor's letter. We were 6th in the district, coming from 17th in March, In April of last year we were in 9th position. Our percentage was 93•95^....Climax had I4 100^ meetings, Vicksburg 2, Reading, Grand Ledge, and Jonesville each had 1, You might be interested in the lowest club in the district, as far as attendance is concerned, it was the Belding group with an average for April of 72,0^, Here's another figure that might interest you. membership last year in April vras 59* and is 63 this year. Our Former District Governor "Bill" Otto of Lansing, vfho is very well knavn to all of us here in Coldwater, is one of a 'flying squadron'* which has been touring Europe as "observers and educators". Their itinerary in cluded ten countries. Thought for the v^eek: "People are open-minded^-about new ideas as long as they are like the old ones." .... Kettering I passed a cop without a fuss, I passed a load of hay, I tried to pass a curving bus. And then I passed away. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BAHLE CREEK - Post Tovern - Monday 12:15 M �HERBERT C. 219TH DISTRICT KERLIKOWSKE — Diitriet Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-30 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer^ ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Boton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW - Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairmen D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairmen Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman - Ernie Lose — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman A B YOUTH CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman John Walker — Chairman RURAL • URBAN Guvarie E Coffman —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Chairman Harold Hill — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Choirman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Mllnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don APRIL, 1950 4—Earle 6—Chick Kennedy Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 1949 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 4—AI Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. 9—Howard Swan 24—John Walker 23—Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams FEBRUARY, 1950 /> JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 6—Fred Halloran 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat ^ Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1—Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Von Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Woyne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos* sible to gel your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best^' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill No, k9 June 19, 1950. Boy, the list of absentees vras plenty long this last Tuesday, In cluded in this group are Corwin, Hamilton, Honeywell, Bob Livermore, McKeith, Milnes, UcKnight, Patterson, Pcarce, Sieg, Thomas, W^dron, Williams, and Fritz VanAken, Fritz has already made up over at Bronson, Might be interesting to note the make-ups from the meeting of June 6th, Vinton at Quincy, Tan Sharvr, and get this, at Scottsville, Kentucky, Grant at Blissfield, Jim Bailey at Bronson, McKnight at Quincy, Thomas at Angola, and Olmsted at Ontonagon, (Quite a ways North, Ken.) The Board definitely appreciates the effort indicated in making up meetings fellows. the good work. Keep up The club vras pleased to welcome as guests, Carlton McKenzie of Quincy, flour magnet, Howard Keyes of Bronson, Joe Nile,with the Model Discount Corp. here in Coldv-ater, a guest of Paul McDaniel, and Hi Pockets Trebilcock with Payne. A splendid "Happy Birthday" was rendered by the birthday boys, with out benefit of Clara, namely Si and Webb Treat, Shorno, Bailey, Derhammer, Bien and Keep, The encore number of "I found a Horseshoe" vfas even more mellov;???????? Charlie Fiske is the envy of every member v/ith his nev; teeth. It is our understanding that he and Shorno are :;oing to pose for Earless paper, Charlie with his winning smile and Shorno looking mj.ghty proud of his work. Congratulations to Jess on the opening of his General Insurance Ser vice. We knew we could depend on you, Jess. Also to Max in his new venture. V/e wish both of them every success possible. Chatted for a minute after Rotary last Tuesday with Norm Kohl, He was downtown in the car. Know that he vfould be very happy to see any of us. Bill Donkin, our speaker last Tuesday, challenged us all to positive action with his message. After all fellows, we are the ones who stand to lose and Bill wants us to do S'.meth4ing about it, not Just listen to him and others. If you are in favor of the Subversive Activities Control Act of 19ii9 or the Senate Bill ^ 2311 ivrite to the Honorable Homer Ferguson of Arthur Vandenburg at 'Washington, -D, C, It is ny understanding that this bill has passed the House of Representatives and is now ready for the Senate. Let's keep this swell way of American life fellows. President-elect, Mark, welcomed into the fellov^ship of Rotary Bob Lyon and Lewis Pennington last Tuesday, He reminded them of the opport unity for service as the first object of Rotary, 2, High ethical standards in Business, 3» Application of the ideal of service to personal, business, and community life, and the advancement of International Understanding as the last object, of Rotary, Let's all pause and think, for Just _a minute,, to be certain that we are doing our very best to adhere to the four prin ciples that Paiil Harris gave us vfhen Rotary vras born. Bob, you know, runs lyon's Drug Store and Lewis manages the local Montgomery V/ard Store, Ernie and Mark leave Sunday for the International Convention in Detroit, It will be a thrilling experience for both of them, and one they will long remember. The Board voted to contribute 056.00 to the Kimball Camp fund. This will send U needy lads to the Y.M.C.A, camp for a week. It is located near Hillsdale, Michigan. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STUR6IS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater — 1949-50 KENNETH MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President M. PUTNAM — President ROY C. ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-at-Arms - Treasurer MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director ROBERT E. SHAW — Director DON W. HERR, JR. — Director PAHERSON WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton » CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman £'.,1 1 B F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC C G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Choirman Woody Herr — Choirman D INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairmen Maurice Poyne — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman B YOUTH John Walker — CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman Chairman RURAL - URBAN Guvarte Coffman —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Chairman Harold Hill — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Choirman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don 1949 3—Harold Hill Shorno APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Warner Van Aken MAY, 1950 2—Bob Fraser 10—Harry Taylor 9—Howard Swan 13—Guvarie Coffman 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams OCTOBER, 1949 FEBRUARY, 1950 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER. 1—Bob JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 6—Fred 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting Halloran 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat Frankhauser 1949 JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 Wade 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnlght 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Woyne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not possible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarlan who has one planned for later on during the some month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. 'fHe Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTORPublished by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Ill June 26. No <^0. 19*^0. Had another interesting program last Tuesday with Earl Schmedlin giving a talk on fishing, and later a demonstration of fly-casting, William "the best program getter in Rotary'Frankhauser wovS program chairman, and commend ations to him for a fine job. The season opens this coming Sunday, and with all the would-be fishermen we have in the club, seems as if there should be enough for a fish dinner. How about it? Patterson, McKnight, Teeter, Weidner, Weeks, Munn, and Pennington are all that we think were absent last Tuesday, Guess that's enough ar^ay, Jess and Warren are the only two that made up from that long list of absentees the week before. Trust that you will pardon the delay in getting your meal ticket last Tuesday, Ira was already to do business, in true Ernie style, but we couldn't find the key to the desk which contained change, tickets, etc. With the help of Shaw, everyone became confused, and a good time was had all. Si Treat has the program for next week and Betty Hutchins, the daughter of our police Chief, will be the speaker. For the past several years Betty has been teaching school in Hawaii, and has some excellent information re garding that country. In fact, it is rumored that if her records arrive in time she will demonstrate several Hawaiian dances for us, in costume. Prob ably everyone will be there at 11:30 to be sure of a front row seat. Hutch said that he wouldn't dare let her appear alone in front of Rotary, so Just in case any of you guys have any ideas, you can forget them as Hutch is going to be there, revolver and all. Several people have mentioned that the Rotary sign on Grand Street is still dovm. We have mentioned it to one of the local sign men several times but nothing gets done. However, some of us are going out there azxi try and re-hang it ourselves. I hope that by the time you are throwing this sheet away it will be back on the post. Understand that Fred and his wife are enjoying a vacation in New York, a sort of second honeymoon, Pennington and his family are about to leave for a few days vacation, Honeywell Just returned from a short vacation trip, George, as you probably all know, is selling furniture for Mac's Furnit\ire Store, Warner and Gladys are over at Kirklin, Indiana for a few days. In case you don't know, Kirklin is a few miles North of Indianapolis, Their son,Bryan, Just graduated from Michigan State in the Veterinary School, and is establishing himself there in business. We wish him every success, BOOKSHELF ON WHEELS: The Rotary Club of Elizabeth, New Jersey, has a bookshelf on wheels containing a complete file of Rotarj' pamphlets and mim eographed papers which is rolled in at each meeting to encourage club members to read the Rotary literature, A lot of clubs do much more than our group in selling Rotary to the — membership. Yours truly has failed miserably this year in properly indoctrin ating our new fellowsj we talk very little about Vocational Service. How many know anything about the Aims and Objects plan as set up by R, I,? Howmany realize that the Rotarian is printed in a Spanish edition, and Just re cently they have started printing a French edition, I'll bet not too many of us even read the magazine, VJhat is the Four Way Test? These are but a few of the many basic points that we should all know about Rotary. Wish there was something that we could do to really malce all of us more Rotary minded. Got any Ideas? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGtS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK ~ Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE — District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH M. PUTNAM MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President — President ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretory DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-ot-Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER - Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboord MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairmon A / E CLASSIFICATION B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP PUBLIC G PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Choirman Woody Herr — Chairmon D INFORMATION Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairmon C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie Luse — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairmon AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman A * ' YO UTH B ~ CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Choirman John Walker — Chairman - RURAL • URBAN Guvarie E Coffman —Chairman BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr — Choirman Harold Hill — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Oerhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 'AUGUST. 1949 APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold 13—Earl Corwin 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) Homilton 16—Howard Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 25—Warner Van Aken 30—Ray Fox SEPTEMBER, 1949 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Eraser Shorno 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24—John Wolker 23-Walt Bien 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams JANUARY, 1950 6—Don 13—Guvarie Coffman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas ■ OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, 1—Bob FEBRUARY, 1950 ^ MAY, 1950 9—Howard Swan ^ JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser 1949 Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holidoy—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Olmsted Kerr Aken 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best" �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol, IV No. 1 July 3, 19^0. Betty Hutchins did a fine job Tuesday in her talk on Hav/aii^ and I might add, the after show was well worth the price of admission. tion made the program most interesting. Her enthusiasm and informa Thanks to Si Treat for the arrangements. Betty seems to have an unusual interest in Dole Pineapple, and you may watch this corner for the latest information regarding the subject. Don't forget that there vfill be no meeting next Tuesday, which is July Uth. The following week, or July 11th, Fritz Van Aken is the program chairman, and Fritz has not, as yet, announced what we may expect, Havever, v/e do know that he is a Van Aken so we may look for the best. It's volley ball on Thursday night. school lot, starting at 6:30 p.m. Rotary plays Kiv^anis at the second ward Naturally, the rivalry existing between these two teams is intense, TrLth Rot'-i^'. as you v;ould expect, being on the winning side thus far. The question is, with men a year older, can we continue the fast pace. If you will notice captain Shorno, he's getting pretty feeble. It was with pleasure that we welcomed Brriioy Trebilcock and Alfred Rice into our group Tuesday, IVe hope that the fellovrship for them on Tuesday becomes as pleasant as it has for the rest of us, '-e also are confident that they are going to accept the challenge that Mark gave them in becoming fine working Rotarians not just the knife and fork variety. All of you new Board members take notice. The first meeting will be Thursday, July 6th, at noon at the Arlington, Mark tells me that he has several important items of business to discuss, sooo, all save the date and be present, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for putting up with me this past year. The Board vras very faithful in attendance and in any work given them and all the fellows with very fev/ exceptions came through in graid style when given a job. It is certainly a pleasure to vfork with such a willing and swell gang. To Ernie and Pauline, I would like to give a special bouquet. They were so very patient listening to ny ramblings and so very ready to help in any way, Mark has been pushing me all year and I knov; that we are going to have the best year ever viith him at the helm. He has told me some of his think ing for the year and we're all in for a new high in Rotary, Notice where Fred Weeks made up his meeting of June 20th, in New York, V/ould be interesting hearing how a club of that size operates, Everj'"one made up the 20th meeting but three fello?rs. Bailey, Barnes, Fiske, Honey/fell, Patterson, Treloar, Vinton, and Pennington were among the missing last Tuesday, many of that group v/ill make up? Wonder how V/'e are indebted to Spencer for the follovfin;; thoiight vfhich he used in his Bulletin last Sunday, "Most people are bothered by those passages of Scripture they do not understand: but I have always noticed that the passages that bother me are those I DO understand", — M^rk Twain. -Jf ■5E -H- -JJ- « * * ■5{- -Jt- ^ -IE " YOU TELL ME: What is the difference between an Eskimo mother with ten children and a left- handed southern gentleman v/ho is the fathrr of two boys? How can a man be sure that his wife will be dressed on time? •uuid quoinxiuqsuT oqq uo saqqoxo Joq Jo ne jCng •Atad-qqnos e st ueqqo oqq puu uuoqquou a sx euQ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy T2:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-50 KENNETH M. MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President PUTNAM ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PATTERSON — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeont-ot-Arms ^ - President MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIMCATIGN Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP. PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Flske — Chairmen Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Luse — Chairman 6 PROGRAM TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Choirmon 1 9 D H FELLOWSHIP AHENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman Ed Holtz — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN C Olmsted — Chairman RURAL• URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairmen Dick Kerr — Chairman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE CofFman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairmen Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 20—Bill Milnes—(Speclol Christmas Party) 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Warner Von Aken 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 6—Don 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser Shorno 10—Horry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23—Walt Bien 31-Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 13—Guvarie CofFman 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 27—Byron Thomas OCTOBER, 1949 FEBRUARY, 1950 4—At Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat-(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, MAY, 1950 1949 9—Howard Swan JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy PaHerson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Halloran Frankhauser 1949 JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 1—Bob Wade 8—Fronk MeConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick II—Fritz Von Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the obove members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pos sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarlan who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. 2. Jnlv 10. Good Morning to you 19^0 by, the editor. Next Tuesday, July 11th, marks the first meeting for our new president, Mark, and we are all hoping that a goodly crowd will be present to greet him, Fritz has an interest ing program coming up, and is planning on shovring pictures taken at their Greenhouses. Here's a chance to get the inside dope on the flower business and it's all free. Always hear lots of favorable comments when Rotarians use a little ingenuity and use their own vocation for a program. Gives all of us a little bettor insight on what the other fellow's problems are and T^hat he is trying to accomplish. Mark reports that the district governor is anxious to have all the committee chairmen be at the district assembly at St, Mary's Lake near Battle Creek this coming v:eek-end, July 8-9. Seems that there is a little extra room, and here fellovfs, is a great c^- portunity to enjoy some fine fellovfship and learn what this word ROTARY is all about. It also appears that Ernie and Mark need a little bit of "looking after". After all they've been going around quite a bit lately, PLEASE READ CAREFULLY Rotary International has outlined for all the clubs lii steps which should be taken be fore a new member is inducted into a club. Needless to say, we have been a little lax in follov;ing the procedure. However, it would be well for us all to heed a bit more carefully to the line, so that v^e may avoid difficulties that other clubs have exper ienced. In brief here is what should be done in considering a member for Rotary, His name should be presented to the Board for approval, then if approved it goes to the membership committee for study, then back to the Board for definite action on the re port of the membership committee. The proposer is then notified by the secretary that his applicant has been O.K.'d and he in turn should explain to the applicant just what Rotary means and secure a signed application from him. The secretary then notifies the members in vnriting regarding the proposed man, and the membership has 10 days in v/hich to file written objections. If all is still going well after this, the proposer and prospective member are notified to that effect and he is inducted into Rotary, something we all should understand and watch just a little closer men. It's Better be safe than sorry. Just a word regarding make-ups,..Please check carefully vrith the secretary of the club that you are visiting and be certain that a card is mailed back to Ernie giving you the credit you have earned. Often times a man mentions that he has made-up here or there and Ernie has no record of same. This seems to happen more often in farsvraj places. Remember, all clubs aren't as fortunate as we in having such an efficient secretary and secretary's secretary. Just came from a good Board meeting "with all in attendance except Shorno who is av/ay on vacation. Payne was there and it was decided that we should have the Minstrel Show in the early fall, the proceeds to be used for the Youth Fund, we can do a bang-up job on this project. If we all work, fellows, The thinking is being started sufficiently in advance, to alia-/- plenty of time for every detail, We are down to about 03OO in the Youth Fund and that won't help much toward some of the cases we are called on to assist. The board is setting up a budget in advance, which is also a splendid idea. Our giving has-^een a little hap-hazard in the past. The Board also voted not to contribute ary money to the organized drives as we have in the past. By these we mean the Community Chest, Red Cross, March of Dimes, etc. The feeling was that we all give to these in dividually, and that we could use our Youth Fund to better advantages in the mary in dividual cases that come to our attention, Mrs, Boley, a nurse from the Branch Coiinty Health_ DepartmeDt^also appeared before--the group in behalf -of -a 12 year old bey v;ho has Rheumatic Fever last year and needs some special schooling. That matter is being referred to the Crippled Children's committee for study. Our volley Ball attendance was bad last vfeek, with only three present, It's a little difficult to play with only three says Shorno, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry - Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH HERBERT C. DISTRICT KERUKOWSKE - DUtrict GdKrerner> Rotary Club of Coldwater -- 1949-30 KENNETH M. PUTNAM — President MARK S. ANDREWS - Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. — Director ROY C. PAHERSON — Treasure)—s ROBERT E. SHAW — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director DON SHORNO — Sergeant-at>Arms MARTIN W. DERHAMMER — Director WAYNE W. WAY - Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernie B ROTARY F MEMBERSHIP G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairman C INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Lose — Chairman H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holts — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH John CHILDREN C Ken Olmsted — Chairman Walker — Chairman RURAL • URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Horold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Choirman INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE CofFman —Chairman SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST, DECEMBER, 1949 1949 APRIL," 1950 4—Earle Davidson 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold Hamilton 13—Earl Corwin 16—Howard 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John .Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 27—Lloyd Livermore, Jr. 25—Warner Van Aken Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) 30—Ray JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob Fraser 13—Guvarie CofFman 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 20—Ken Putnam-(District Governor's Visit) 24—John Wolker 23-WaIt 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed Rennell 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorn© OCTOBER, 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treot—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. NOVEMBER, ^ Fox FEBRUARY, 1950 9—Howard Swan Bien JUNE. 1950 7—Carl VInton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 6—Fred Halloran 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat Frankhauser 1949 1-Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank MeConkey 7—Red McKnight 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted Kerr 22—Chuck Woodward 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Frank Murray 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) 28—Ed 25—Keith Holtx Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstonding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is not pa. sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairman. Profits Most Who Serves Best^' �In the year seven clubs in the district contributed to the ROTARY FO'INDATION a total of tv/o thousand three hundred and forty-two dollars and sixty-five cents. Two of these completed their quota. To date, 18 of the clubs have gone over the top. The Kalamazoo club thru its promoting the Greater Kalamazoo exposition netted 200,00 for use of the school for spastic children, 19 clubs in the district participated in inter-club and inter-city meetings, 221 new members vfere admitted, 22 clubs issue vreekly dun bulletins. In attendance we were Ihth in the district for May, May of li9 "wc were in 10th place. united and strong. In April v^e were 6th, and in In June of 1x9 we had S9 members, today we are 68, Ernie reports the June attendance as 92,03^. Not Badij For the 19U9-50 year yre had an average of The high was 9$*&9% in January and low was 87,21^ in March, Had two special meetings in March, And with that we shall say good-by for nov/, hoping to see you all next Tuesday. T. F. U, The lightning bug is very brilliant. Trouble is he has no mind. He travels all over creation, V/ith his Headlight on behindi -is' �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. rv July 17. 19^0 No, 3 Good Morning: by A1 Tinny Next Tuesday, July l8th, Rotary again meets at the Arlington, 12:1^ pjn, Frank Murray is program chairman, We have been desperately trying to contact Frank for an official announcement of his program, but his secretary keeps telling us that he is busy loaning several large sums of money, so we have finally given up, Hovfcver, with Frank in charge, its got to be good. Further, more, Grant, we v/ould like to know how ho rates a city phone where he lives way out in the country, Fritz sure did a swell job on his program last week, in spite of Grand pa Van at the projector, Hav about it fellovfs, let*s have some more voca tional programs of the type Fritz put on. Mighty fine. We*ve already done considerable planning for our Ministrel show. member the dates (I can't) November 30th, and December Ist, Re V^e hope to fill the Youth Fund to over-flowing proportions. If we all get behind this thing and v;ork we can do a bang-up job and have a sv/ell time. Remember in last week's bulletin reading how the Kalamazoo Club raised $3500, on a project last year. Let's us raise some real money too fellov/s,,,,,,,,,,,,,If any body has some thoughts let Payne know, he'll appreciate the suggestions even if he won't admit it. Chick and Fred have again completed their yearly audit and I might add in their customary thorough style. If you v/ill pardon, v^e will quote from the last paragraph of their report: "The records of our Rotary Club are in excellent condition for which wc can thank our secretary, Ernest Luse, He deserves special commendati.n for collecting all outstanding dues as of June 30* 1950", Unquote, MEN Saw John Hardy and Norm both out in the yard the other day, v^alking around a bit. Sure hope they are coming O.K. Remember men, it's summer and vre're having quite a few visiting Rotarians, Are you doing your share to make them feel at home? Please try and remember how you felt v;hen you last visited a strange club and were left alone. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: It is not the loat that weights us dovm, the way ive carry it. It is See you tomorroiv. D. 0, D, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregodonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Hotel Hendry — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT HERBERT C. KERLIKOWSKE - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1949-30 KENNETH M. MARK S. ANDREWS — Vice-President PUTNAM - President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary DON W. HERR, JR. - Director ROY C. PAHERSON — Treasure^ ROBERT E. SHAW - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD DON SHORNO — Sergeont-at-Arms — Director MARTIN W. DERHAMMER - Director WAYNE W. WAY — Director CLARA BOVEE — Maestro of the Keyboard MAURICE PAYNE — Maestro of the Baton CLUB SERVICE BOB SHAW — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION ROTARY INFORMATION Howard Teeter — Chairman Ernie lose — Chairman 1 B F MEMBERSHIP C G PROGRAM INFORMATION TELEPHONE Grant Treloar — Chairman Woody Herr — Chairman D PUBLIC Charles Fiske — Chairman Maurice Payne — Chairmen H FELLOWSHIP Ed Holtz — Chairman ATTENDANCE Byron Thomas — Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE Wayne Way — Chairman YOUTH" - CRIPPLED ~ Ken John Walker — Chairman CHILDREN Olmsted — C Chairman RURAL• URBAN Guvarie SICK BIRTHDAY Harold Hill — Chairman Dick Kerr — Chairman VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Coffman —Choirmon SERVICE Chuck Woodward — Chairman Marty Derhammer — Chairman 1949 - 1950 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER, 1949 AUGUST. 1949 2—Marty Derhammer 6—Chick Kennedy 9—Harold 13—Eorl Corwin Hamilton 16—Howard Teeter 23—Bob Kerr—(Family Picnic) APRIL, 1950 4—Earle Davidson 10—Mac McKeith—(Rotary Kids' Party) 18—John Hardy—(Special Rotary Program) 20—Bill Milnes—(Special Christmas Party) 27—Lloyd livermore. Jr. 25—Warner Van Aken f 30—Ray Fox JANUARY, 1950 SEPTEMBER, 1949 MAY, 1950 3—Harold Hill 2—Bob 9—Howard Swan 20—Ken Putnam—(District Governor's Visit) 10—Harry Taylor 17—Mark Andrews—(Special Rotary Prog.) 16—Rus Moore—(Rotary Ladies' Nite) 24—John Walker 23-Walt Bien 27—Byron Thomas 31—Ed 31—Warren Williams 6—Don Shorno 13—Guvarie CofFman OCTOBER. 1949 4—Al Sieg (Stag Nite) 11—Grant Treloar 18—Web Treat—(Special Rotary Program) 25—Lloyd Livermore, Sr. Rennell FEBRUARY, 1950 Eraser JUNE, 1950 7—Carl Vinton—(Special Rotary Program) 14—Hap Weidner 13—Rotary Tri-State Meeting 21—Roy Patterson 20—Bill 28—Wayne Johnson 27—Si Treat 6—Fred Holloron Frankhauser NOVEMBER, 1949 1-Bob Wade JULY, 1950 MARCH, 1950 8—Frank McConkey 7—Red McKnIght 4—Holiday—No Meeting 15—Ken 14—Dick 11—Fritz Van Aken Olmsted 22—Chuck Woodward 29—Wayne Way—(Special Rotary Program) Kerr 21—All Sports Banquet 18—Fronk Murray 28-Ed 25—Keith Holtz Pearce This '49-'50 Rotary year will be remembered for the outstanding programs presented by the above members. Plan yours well in advance. If it is net pos* sible to get your program on the exact date scheduled, switch dates with a fellow Rotarian who has one planned for later on during the same month. WOODY HERR — Program Chairmen. Profits Most Who Serves Best" �Vol. IV No. U July 2U, 1950. Every indication ^tioints to another fine oro^ram for Rotary next Tucsvtl'- ^ ?ro-ran chairaan, and has as his speaker, Gunnar Enquist. llr. Enquist is a farmer, living near Litchfleld, and just last year he visited his native land, Svreden. He will discuss his trip and his country. It should be most interesting, a Vice-President in charge of business relations of the Detroit Trust Company, was with us last Tuesday, and from all the favorable comment and post-discussion Frank Murray can be oroud. indeed. n His topic was "You Need A Nill". The attorneys in the club should include Ivir. Leonard in a bonus from all the fees they will be pocketing as a result of the talk. He can be highly complimented on turning a difficult subject into a very listenable talk, COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: Don't forget the words of our illustrious president, "Please get your committee together", j^e had eleven fellows missing last week, which is a few too many. For the meeting of July 11th, Bailey, Teeter, and Thomas are the only men who could find the time to attend another Rotary Club. It made the attendance average for that meeting 88.21;^. Develop Rotarj^ Curiosity The ohly birthday I could find for this v.'eek y;as Les V/oodward, Les celebrated on Thursday, July 20th. Grandpa Treat, v;ho was presented with his first grandson recently was able to be present last Tuesday, and ask o kick-in for said Grandson, As the bulletin goes to press we are still working on him. It might be well to include at this time a message from .-/ebb. /.e quote "If any Rotariaji can help me in producing a son, please contact me at phone 96 at once. A liberal reward will be given to said person", ^ The Coldwater Rotary Club was organized in November of 1921 Rowe was our first president. Frank he^ that Reginald Smith of Albion, a past district governor of Rotary, and a past officer of Rotary International, has been named chair ing of the nominating committee of Rotary International. He will make his report at the 1951 meeting at Atlantic City, N, J. This is fine re cognition for Reg",, Albion, Michigan, and we are all proud of him. President Arthur Lagueux, of Rotary International, has listed 5 ■Ik 1950-51. It v;ill be much easier for Itok to trans- action d^oring the coming year if we are all familiar with them. With that thought in mind, we will use one each vreek in the bulletin for the next 5 vrcoks. 1. IN CLUB SERVpE: "May I suggest that you make full use of the benefit of younger men of your community, begetting therebv the heirs to the Rotary of the future". provisions lor additional active and senior active mcrabcrshius to the He feels that the ideal Rotary club is not composed entirely of young men-nor of middlc-agod men—nor solely of older members. Rather it is a club composed of the best possible representatives of all three. K, M, P, �r :>r--^Lr^K>- :V .s �Vol. IV No. it July 2U, 19^0. Every indication points to another fine pro^rain for Rotary next Tues day, ^ "Doc" Pcarce is the pro:;rarn chairnan, and has as his spoakerj Gunnar Enquist, Mr, Enquist is a farmer, living near Litchfir-ld, and just last year he visited his native land, Svreden. He will discuss his trip and his country. It should be most interesting, Carlton B, Leonard, VicG-President in charge of business relations of the Detroit Trust Company, was v;ith us last Tuesday, and from all the favorable comment and post-discussion Frank Murray can be oroud, indeed, of his program. His topic was "You Heed A Will". The attorneys in the club should include Ivir. Leonard in a bonus from all the foes they will be pocketing as a result of the talk. He can be highly coii^liraented on turning a difficult subject into a very listenable talk, COMMITTEE CHAIRM/iN: Don^t forget the v/ords of our illustrious president, "Please get your committee together". I'/e had eleven fellows missing last week, which is a few too many. For the meeting of July llth. Bailey, Teeter, and Thomas are the only men who could find the time to attend another Rotary Club. attendance average for that meeting 88,2iiJ?, It made the Develop Rotary Curiosity The ohly birthday I could find for this 7/eek vras Les l/oodward. celebrated on Thursday, July 20th, Les Grandpa. Treat, who was presented with his first grandson recently was able to be present last Tuesday, and ask to kick-in for'said Grandson, As the bulletin goes to press we are still working on him. It might be well to include at this time a message from Webb, We quote "If any Rotarian can help ae in producing a son, please contact me at phone 96 at once, person". A liberal r0T«/ard "will be given to said The Coldwater Rotary Club was organized in November of 1921. Rowe was our first president. Frank He hear that Reginald Smith of Albion, a past district governor of Rotary, and a past officer of Rotary International, has been named chairof the nominating committee of Rotary International, He will make his report at the 1951 meeting at Atlantic City, N, J. This is fine re cognition for "Reg",, Albion, Michigan, and we are all proud of him. President Arthur Lagueux, of Rotary International, has listed 5 goals for his year, 1950-51. It will be much easier for Mark to trans late these aims into action during the coming year if we are all familiar ■with them. With that thought in mind, we "v.-ill use one each week in the bulletin for the next 5 weeks. 1. IN CLUB SKRVICE; "May I suggest that you make full use of the provisions for additional active and senior active merabershi"os to the benefit of younger men of your conmrunity, begetting thereby the heirs to the Rotary oT the future". He feels that the ideal Rotaig'' club is not composed entirely of young men-nor of middle-aged men—nor solely of older members. Rather it is ^Q^pQsed of the best possible roprescntatives of all.t.liree. K, M, P. �;.•••• / --Tjl ;; .•Vm ■y .-/t. i . �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. 5 July 31> 1950. Jackson, Mississippi was represented last week Rotarian Lester Dawley, Dexter H, Cross was with us from Ada, Ohioj Melvin Blue from Quincyj, It was good to see three of our B^irr Oak neighbors, M. F, Sanborn, a barber] N, R. Hecht, a fruit grov/erj and Otto D, Kbppenstein, Farm Implements. and Bill V/horley were present from Bronson, Paul V7onk It was mentioned the other day that maybe a little more time should be given to the introduction of our guests. Lots of clubs use various "stunts" in presenting the guest, which, of course, takes a little preparation. One good one is to mention a couple of points of interest about the city the Rotarian is from. There are also many other thoughts on the subject. If any of you lads with a fertile mind can come up with any good ideas, speak forth. Maybe we could improve the situation. Also better ask yourself: Am I taking time to make the guest feel at home? "Doc" Pearce introduced Gunnar Enquist of Litchfield as his speaker last Tuesday, and Mr, Enquist, who recently visited the old country, showed us slides talcen on his trip. They were especially interesting in that they exposed a more intimate side of life in Sweden than one usually sees in this type of program. His family are still living there which allowed him to make the many interesting personal shots we saw. Earl Corwin will be in charge of the program for Tuesday^ August 1st. Earl has arranged for Everett Hogan to be his speaker. Mr* Hogan is Presi dent of the Coldwater Lake Association and will speak regarding the activ ities of the association. According to the number of speeders arrested around the lake they must be a fairly active group. It will not be at all surprising if Warner and Wayne will want the program for August 8th, so that they may give the word about Morrison Lake, Maybe Johnson will bring his Horse, his Criss-Craft, and his 1930 Hudson as exhibits one, two and three, (We could mention some others but guess we hadn't better.) 88.2li^ v^as the attendance average for the meeting of the l8th, after all the make-ups were in, pause and ask ourselves: 13 were absent, and ^ made up. Shall we all Was I one of the 8? From the executive suite gomes this announcement. Board meeting next Thursday, August 3,, H, I, President Lagueux has as his goal in Vocational Service for the coming year the following: "Honesty is still the best policy",. "There are many aids to honesty and all of them proceed from the same philosophical premise," Of particular value to Rotarians is the phrasing of Rotarian Herbert J, Taylor's'Four-Way Test"; 1. 2. IS IT THE TRUTH? IS IT FAIR TO ALL CONCERNEDr 3. WILL IT BUILD GOOD WILL AMD BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? L, WILL IT BE BENEFICIAL TO ALL CONCERNED? He also s\iggests that we use the "Four-V/ay Test" in combatting dishonesty wherever is is found and also to distribute copies of the "Four-Way Test" to friends and business associates. D. 0. D. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DiSTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. LOSE — Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-president MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasure.'' ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARiE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-ot-Arms t CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairmon ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. William A. Milnes, Luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Earl SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS J. VonAken Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Mox A. Olds TELEPHONE . ROTARY INFORMATION Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Williom H. Fronkhouser, W. R. Johnson, Howord M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton Leslie H. Woodward C. Alfred Rice FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION BIRTHDAY John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Charles H. Fiske, I. Earle Davidsort Raymond A. Trebilcoek Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Harry L. Taylor PROGRAM Fred H. Weeks, E. L ROTARY MAGAZINE Byron Thomos MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A 8 YOUTH SERVICE CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL. URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fraser, 1. R. Weidner I. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhommer, O. A. Honeywell, Vil. Treat, L. P. McDanlel D W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Homilton, M. A. McKelth, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murroy, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hil Lewis Pennlngton Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Eorl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 29—Harold J, 19—John Walker 17—Robert 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser MAY 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron J. 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) lO—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry I. Taylor 5—Freflerick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. MeConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'! Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above Is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have Inspiring and entertaining progroms. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best^' / �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV I No. 6 August ^ A new club has been formed within the confines of your Rotary Club? It is called THE BIRD CLUB Its mottoi He came George Honeywell Maurice Payne Keith Pearce - He Sang - He Ate - He Flew Hap l''[eidner ) Harold Hamilton ) - These men are honored as ) Charter Members. The follaving are excerpts from the Board Meeting of August 2nd., with everyone in attendance but Putnam, Due to the fact that the club was _oing to fall short about %00 this year in its regular operation it v/as deemed necessary to increase the cost of the noon meal to '!;1,2^ for the members and '1^1,00 for visitors. It was decided it would be impossible to furnish ice—cream for the annual children's day at the park this year. It was decided we could not pay for the expense of taking some boyscouts to Selfridge Field. It was decided we would assume a third of the expenses, or a sum not to exceed ^135*^ for the Holbrook child, who needs special schooline in Battle Creek, ^ Earl Corwin presented Everett Hogan last Tuesday, and he spoke most interestingly regarding the affairs of the Coldwater Lake association. They are accomplishing things out there in making the community a better place to live, and it shows what can be done with somebody to spark the thing along. Next Tuesday Vince has the program and is bringing us Captain C. J, Scavarda, who at the present time is on the staff of the Michigan Trucking Association. He has had 25 years of experience with the Michigan State Police, and that, coupled with the work he is presently doing, fits him for an interesting talk. Missing Last Tuesday: Davidson Hamilton Manguse Munn Williams C. Vfoodward The attendance figures just released by the secretary's office for July were 92 15^ Not bad: good to see us out of the 80's and in the 90's, IN COMmJNITY SFJIVICE: our president of R. I. would like to see every club adopt whatever special community service project is most needed within the codw raunity. Particular exphasis is to be given to the famowResolution adopted in 1936, "Corporate action by Rotary Clubs is not prohibited, but under the safe^ards provided herein ^d for the purpose of creating espirit de corps in the club itself, it is desirable that every Rotary club have some com munity service activity requiring the collective co-operation of all its members, in addition to its program for the stimulation of the club members to individual service v/ithin the community " How many of you fellows have read, "My ^^oad to Rotary", written by Rotary'fl founder. Paul Harris, shortly before his death? It describes among other things, hotr he came to found a movement that nov; encircles the world. It is a book that you will enjoy reading and it v/ill also give you many interesting facts about Rotary, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OICOTT, Sr. DSslrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW - Vlce-Pretident S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice>President — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED - Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeonts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Luse, Roy R. William A. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice Leslie D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP H. Weeks, E. I J. VanAken SER6EANT5-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstion, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. G PROGRAM Fred Earl TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnlght, Harry L. Taylor D Mllnes, Teeter, Carl F. VInton PUBLIC C. Alfred Rice K. INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock H Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Potterson, Richard -Monguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, 6. A. B CRIPPLED E. J. Rennell, J. Honeywell, W. Treot, I. P. McDanlel R. J. E. Fraser, D CHILDREN C Bailey, R. I. Wade, RURAL - URBAN W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, 'Jr., 4. R. Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKelth, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. LiverTnore, H. K. Swon, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Choirman, Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. ^ Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker ; • 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton 17—Robert J. Fraser 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) MAY JANUARY 2—L. Earle Davidson 1—Richard Manguse 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 19—Worner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan SEPTEMBER 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY , . 3—Martin H. Derhamm.er 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotory Progrom) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rol'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) H. Woodward 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeifh 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV I No. 7 August lU, 19^0 The program for next Tuesday will be presented by our good frienc^ Otis BarneS| of hospital fame. His speaker will be Merit Beyer, Secretary of Tri-State College at Angola, He served v/ith the Intelligence Division of the Arn:^'- in the African area dur ing this past conflict, and word has it that it will be another top-notch program. Again last week we heard another swell talk on the trucking industry by C, J, Scavarda, vfho at present is working with the Michigan Trucking association, whose main office is in Detroit, The only suggestion this corner might offer Mr, Scavarda is that some effort be spent in inventing some type of super-muffler for his trucks. Or at least be certain that each is equipped with an exhaust pipe. Don't believe he ever tried to sleep with one under his window. To Chef Vincent we say, chef-d'oeuvre. We v/elcomed at the guest table last week, v;ith a large round of applause, John L, Estrich of Angola, Elwin Bodlcy of Bronson, H, II, Rhorer from Kokomo, Indiana, Elmer Dobson from Quincy, and Frank Rowley of Indianapolis, We had 65 of our fellov;-Rotariar. present with 3 being among tho missing, Ernie gives with the figure 9$^$9% for our attendance of August 8th, and 91.18^ for August 3rd, after all the make-up cards are in. Check with Ernie fellows if you make up, to be certain that your make-up card was mailed to him. Too many times it fails to reach his desk. The following are a list of classifications that you might have a man in mind for: Agriculture Air Conditioning Farming-Grain-Crop Growing V/arm Air Furnace Distr. Automobile Industry Tire Retailing Oil Burning Equip, " Clothing Industry Women's Clothing Retailing Confectionery Confectionery Retailing Electrical -Industry Electrical Appliance Distr. Finance Food Industry Groceries Retailing F\irniturG-Fixtures & Furnish- Loans Baking Retailing Hotels, Resorts, Restaurants Hotels Household Furnishings ings Retailing Jewelry Jewelry Retailing Musical Instrument® Optical Goods Optical Goods Retailing Paints, Oils, Decorating Plumbing Recreation Retailing Refreshment Parlors Office Appliance Stationery Retailing Photography Portrait V/all Paper Distr, Theater Bov/ling Transportation Taxicab As his fourth goal, and the one related to International Service, President Lagueux suggests that v/e re-examine our v/orld, "I urge you, through the media of care fully prepared club programs and inter-city forums on international affairs, to do everything possible to develop in the individual Rotarian a greater knov/ledge and understanding of the conflicting social, economic, and political problems of today's world," This month's "Unusual Rotarian", a regular feature of the Rotarian is Ambassador r^S Warren R. Austin, former United States Senator from Vermont, now head of the U. S,. delagation te—the U-»-N. See the Rotarian for-September, Strickland Gillilan tells the difference between living and LIVING in the pages of your September issue of THE ROTi'lRIAN, watch for it when it comes through the mail. Remember the family picnic August 22nd, at Parkhurst Park, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCy - Unton Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Porker inn - Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director RUSSELL P. MOORE - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO. Treasurer - Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director | CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. WiJIiam A. Luse, Roy R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice 0. Payne, F. VonAken Howard M. Teeter, Cart F. FELLOWSHIP i PUBLIC Charles Harry L. Taylor SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Komslien, Max A. Olds J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy H. Vinion C. Alfred Rice K INFORMATION Fiske, L. Earle Davidson H E. Syren Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM Fred H. Weeks, I J. ROTARY INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D Eerl William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C Miines, L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Poyne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bevee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. I. Wade, R. J. Fraser, f. R. Weidner L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhommer, 6. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, L P. McDeniel D W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Homilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Gront Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Woldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennlnglon 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richord A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDanlel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1—Richord Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken ^ 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 23—Roy R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rol'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 13—Harold R. Weidner 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (RuroUUrban Program)^ MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 10—William A. Miines 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat H. Woodward 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you wont to switch dates with onother member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to hove inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. 8 Au.^ust 21, 19^0. Last week we enjoyed having as our guests Carlton McKenzie from Quincy, G. Meyer and C, W. Blodsoe from Angola, Rev, C, A, Hopper, visiting Les V/oodward this week, from Henderson, Kentucky, Dr, T, A, Weaver from Dayton, Ohio, and John R, Duffey from Wilmington, Ohio, Missing last week were 13 brothers,...,Our attendance for August 8th, after all the make-up cards were in was At a recent meeting of the Board, a letter from Bill Frankhauser was read, in which Bill stated that due to reasons of health, he regretfully felt it necessary to resign from Rotary. The Board, with regret, accepted his resignation and voted Bill an Honorary Membership. Bill has been a good Rotarian for many years and we hate to lose him. In his letter he stated that any time there v/as Rotary work he could help with he v;anted to be counted as one of us, A splendid Rotary spirit. Last week Otis Barnes introduced as his speaker, Meritt Boyer,. an official of Tri-State College, and a Rotarian from Angola, V/hile yours truly v/asn't able to hear his address, it must have been a good one from all the favorable reports concerning it. Thanks to Otis for a fine program. If you recall, each week we have been presenting one of the five goals that President Arthur Lagueux hope to acheivo dioring his toniure in office. Fifth and last, he v^ants us to extend the influence of Rotary, Wherever there are communities without Rotarj'- Club, we should examine them, and re-examine them, before coming to any conclusion that an exten sion effort would be useless, I urge you to advise your district governor of any prospective community in your vicinity and offer him full coopera tion in making the survey and getting the organization under way, Rotarian John A, Hannah, president of Michigan State College, offers tvro simple rules to clean up college athletics in the September number of the Rotarian, Better read it. In visiting with a Rotarian friend from out of town the other evening, he mentioned that their club didn't do too much singing, I couldn't help but think of the fellov;ship that we all enjoy in the few songs we sing each vfeek after eating. Much of the credit for that enjoyment belongs to Maurice and Clara for the swell job they do. Remember there will be no meeting Tuesday noon, August 22nd. Paul McDaniel has arranged for our family picnic at Parkhurst Park and every indication points to a good-time for all. The hotel is serving. There will be planned recreation in charge of Bob Livermore, Paul says we v/ill eat at 6:30 p.m. The price y;ill be 02.75 per family regardless of size. Come early, bring the wife and kids, and plan to stay late, CHARACTER Remember that what you possess in the vrarld will be found at the day of your death to belong to another; what you are will be yours forever, " ' " " - ' — —Van Dyke You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15M BRONSON —' Congregotienat Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Cluh of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Viee-President S. ANDREWS - President DONALD V. SKORNO - Treaswret^S ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergednts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Choirman ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick Teeter, Carl' F. PUBLIC Charles Harry L. Taylor H. Vinton . C, Alfred Rice BIRTHDAY INFORMATION Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM E. H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds TELEPHONE FELLOWSHIP H. Weeks, VanAken Corwin, Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy dohn H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Fred SERGEANTS-AT>ARMS J. ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. H. Woodward Earl William H. Fronkhouser, W. R. Johnson,. F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie Milnes, L ROTARY MAGAZINE Byron Thomas MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richord Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A S YOUTH SERVICE I. R. Livermere, M. H. 0erhanimer,.6. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN . RURAL. URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. I, .Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel R. J. .Mf__WiNiomt,. E. Harold .Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearee Prater, U. R. Weidner SICK Otis O. Bornes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon ' INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Swan, R. G. SERVICE W. Grant TreloOr, Chairman. R. 8. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Waldron Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All, Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24-'W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomos 15—Trl-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russe.ll G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—8. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy VanAken 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloor (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) H. Woodward 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKelth 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dotes with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to hove Inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ FRED WEEKS, Progrom Chairman �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 1 ft 7^^ Vol, IV No, 9 August 28, 19^0. Last Tuesday, at Parkhurst Park, v^c enjoyed sone fine Rotary Family fella?ship at our annual Picnic. Thanks to Paul for completing the details and to Bob Livermorc for the recreation. Twenty-nine fellows couldn't find" time to be there but let's hope that a major portion make up or the attendance figures for August will reach a new low« Dr, James Thomas vail meet with us next Tuesday and tell us about the recent trip that he and Rus King made to England, V/e have been privileged to hear Jim at Rotary on previous occasions aid it is always an enjoyable program, Fred Weeks will introduce Dr. Thomas, Recently the Board voted Harold Hamilton a leave of absence. In his letter, Harold stated that due to business reasons he would be unable to at tend the meetings for a few months. soonj^ain be one of usj We all miss Harold and hope that he will Jim Bailey and Warren Williams are coming up vath another unusual meet ing for September 12th. They hope to again make it possible for us to eat at the Four H- Fairgrounds, but this time vfithout the added effects of rain. If you'll remember it was just a bit damp last year. The other day Ernie gave ne some.material regarding the history of our Rotary Club and from time to time we'll pass it on to you vfith the thought that it might prove interesting. Before me is a 15 page book v:ith "Coldvrater Rotary,Club" printed in gold leaf on the cover. It evidently was printed for the charter meeting, oin: charter, by the vray, being number lOUa, given in 1923« The officers and directors were.Frank A. Rov;e, president, Neil Carroll, vice president, Hugh W. Clarke, sccretarj'", and John R, Thompson, treasurer. The directors v;ere Herbert L. Sloman, Harry D. Lansing, and Harrison L. Milnos, Frank Treat was the Sergeant-at-Arns, 9 In February, Frank Rov;e car,ie to Coldwater from South Bend, Indiana, He was,in the employ of Arraour and Coiapany as Special Representative for that company, with a considerable territory imder his charge, Frank had been a worker in South Bend in Church classes. Boy's vrork and other jobs vj-here service without visible reward is the rule,. He had been the guest " of his manager, Frank Eby, of the South Bend Rotary Club at several Rotary luncheons and had become extremely interested in Rotary. On coming to Coldwater aid finding he was eligible to membership, he set about canvassing the field with a view to organizing a Rotary Club, He did this quietly, meeting some rebuffs and oonsideraiile interest. Finally, sometime in the summer, he had a long talk with Charles Rufus Osborn, then minister of Baptist Churchy.who advised Frank to t?.lk with three men, one of whom was Fred Chambers, Before doing this, however, Frank, feeling pretty sure of his ground, wrote Secretary General Chesley Perry in Chicago, asking about the prospect of establishing a Rotary Club in Coldwater.— Continued next issue. The .attendance for the meeting of the l5th afte^: all make-up cards were in vfas 89.5^^. It is not the load that weighs us dovm; it is the way v:e carry it. There's no limit to the good a man can do if he doesn't care who gets the credit. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER • • ^ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON - Cengregarionai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M I I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M 5TUR6IS - Elks Temple - Mon;ioy 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) I ^TTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M. �219TH DiSTRiCT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice*President - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treosurer Treasurer)*^ Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director ^ H. VINCENT KORNSTJEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms /■ CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Mllnes, Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Mourice Leslie D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, t1. Woodward FELLOWSHIP J ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. G Teeter, Carl F. Vinton C. Alfred Rice Fiske, L. H Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY K Earle Davidson Max Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy PUBLIC INFORMATION Chorles H. Harry L. Taylor Fred H. SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Kornslten, Max A. Olds William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D 1 Earl J. Corwin, VanAken A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse D. Pcyrie, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bevee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B, Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE L. R. livermore, M. H. Derhammer, 6. A. HoneyweTT,~W. Treat, I. "P." MeOahiel CRIPPLED CHILDREN C E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fraser, D t. RURAL■ URBAN W. -Wtlltams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., R. Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldren SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Woldron 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—1. Earle Davidson 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howord 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) K. Swon JUNE OCTOBER 3—Martin H. Derhammer FEBRUARY 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 13—Harold R. Weidner 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 12—James F. McComb (ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E- Sieg (Club Service Program) 24—John A. Kennedy 26-Wayne W. Way 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER 7—W. Gront Treloor (Infern'l Serv. Pro'g) MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 23—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The obove is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the finol arrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves BesP^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV. I * No. 15 October l6, 1950* Just everyone has reported to your vrriter that the program at the /vrlington Tuesday ^vas among the best ever thanks to Bob Livermore. The thumb-nail sketches given by Dick, Hal, Otis, and Jin I'cComb, vrere tops and the singing was ably handled by Edv/ard of jei'reliy fame. Guess Payne is still v/eeping at the om-pits. The other day the Board voted to contribute $10,00 to the Guy Kirsch District Memorial Fund, This is but a division of the same Paul Harris Memorial that we have given to in the past but gives us another opportunity to remember the work of another great Rotarian,;,., It v;as also decided to officially postpone the minstrel show until Director Payne has his dermititis cleared. Seems it ain't gettin' better now,,,,. For our next meeting v/e vrill just have to v^ait and see because none other than the people's choice, lYillie the Frankhauser, is program chairman. However, you may all plan to come v;ith the highest of expectations because our chairman is no ordinary "program getter" but the "best d,,, program getter in this club", end of quote. And I might add, over the past years, this statement has been proven time and time again. And of course, you know he v/ouldn't :;iake it if it weren't so., Soooo, everyone be certain to shovi up Tuesday at 12:15, Spencer To Mark: "This is a Gh ch sign. What is Missing?" THE JOI OF SERVICE - Rotarian J, T..Fegley of the Rotary Club of Philadelphia, writes that he is finding a great deal of satisfaction in sending monthl.v packages to a former Rotarian v/hose name and address was supplied to him by the secretariat. If you want to experience the real joy of seir/ice, he suggests that you write the secretariat for names ;3nd addresses of needy former Rotarians in Europe. Guess most of you fellov^s signed the letter that the club sent to Mrs. Kirsch expressing our sympathy for her loss. Don't forget to point for the meeting of October 31st, when Red Olcott, our district governor, v;ill honor the club vdth his official visit. Remember, if everybody just brings himself it'll be a ICQ per center. .... ,Nice to see Les V/oocb.Tard back again after tho trip he and Polly took t>u'ough the East, gone about three -weeks rnd reports a mighty fine time ,Si and Mar are out on a little jaunt now and with Webb moving etc,, things must be in a pretty mess at the Auto Parts, In case you didn't know, Webster is moving in that swell new home today and we know that he. Sue, and the girls are really going to en joy it.,...,Earl and his better half headed for the V^est Coast last Saturday to be gone about three v;eeks. Somebody said that Jir, and lirs. A1 Hunter of Federal Mogul fame were among the group. Went by train so the story goes .Jesse the Waldron is busy with this drive and that, (::y what a popular man), and the most recent of his literary efforts vras something about a political campaign needing money. Anybody know what he meant?,......Talked to Grant the other day and he said that he would be away for a couple of weeks on his vacation. Noticed the operators were slower than usual. Rotary by Television - Thousands of televiewers in the U^S.A, have been follov/ing the proceedings of the U.N. Security Council, One after noon in /.ugust during an in terval for translation. Past Director of R,J,, Leo Golden appeared on the screen. For a quarter hour he v^as invited to explain Rotary's relationship with the United Nations, the aims of Rotary, and its contribution to international understanding, good will, and peace. There is a swell article in the post this week about Mich, State College, It's might;:- interesting reading, every resident of the State of Michigan should read it. See you Tuesday, — Kctt: You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday I2:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tovern - Monday 12:15 M �2mH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President^—'Director DONALD V, SHORNO .ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD - Director ' ' ■ H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-ot-Arms .J CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE William A. Milnes, Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox B MEMBERSHIP . Frederick F . Maurice' D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, ROTARY INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP G PUBLIC TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy C. Alfred Rice INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, Harry L. Taylor ' K L. Earle Davidson PROGRAM • H Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock r Fred H. J Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS K. Vincent Kornstlen, Mox'A. Olds William H. Frankhauser, W. R. .Jol]nson, Leslie H. Woodward C 1 Earl J. Corwin, VanAken . L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE ' Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE ..L, R.' ^Ivermore, B Derhommer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN C E. J._Reni>ell. J. E. Bailey./k. L...Wade, R. J. Fraser, 1. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel D RURAL • URBAN Wt—WJIiioms—-Er- Harold Monn^Jr;, W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAkea, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Liveimore, H. K. Swon, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill lewis Penningtbil 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Eorl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. Vincent Kornstlen 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night). 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron / 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox 30—Howard K. Swan B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 1—Richard Manguse ■■ 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. —. . , Hill 29—C. H. FIske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 5—Frederick VanAken 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—Jomes F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 26-Wayne W. Way 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) H. Woodward 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible ond let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ ' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV. i No. 10 September 11^ 19^0. That was a good meeting last Tuesday noon at the Arlington with our representa tive in Congressj Paul Shafer, giving us plenty of first-hand information from Wash ington regarding the Korean situation, He^ again, reminds us that we are definitely at war and unprepared for it and that It vrill take us until 1952 to get the necessary equipment that we need over there. Jesse Waldron made the introduction. Missing Tuesday weret Johnson Moore Keep Murray Bob Livermore McComb Olds Rennell (forget it was Tuesday) McKnight Thomas We had 89,39^ after all make-ups for August 29th. We welcomed Tuesday: Are we slipping? Carlton McKenzie, the Quincy Miller^ Sanborn Houser, in the Real Estate business, from Oak Park, Illinois^ Frank L, Tennent from Sturgis, and Roy Decker with the classification of Drugs Distributing from Oregon, Illinois^ also A1 Morency, We doff our chapeaus to Robert the L&^on, who with the help of his wife, presented a new son to the world a few days ago. Just talked with Otis and he says that all are doing fine, and a thanks to The lyon for the cigars. A splendid gesture, always appreciated, and I might add, expected. As the sheet goes to press, Webster (3 daugh ters) Treat, is puffing away like made on lo'cn's stoggie preparing for a last ditch stand, and a boy (he hopes). Don't forget that next Tuesday we are meeting at the fair grounds and our meal will be served by the folk of the Coldwater and Girard granges. The speaker will be Mr. C. V. Ballard, head of the extension department of the Michigan State College, a fine speaker, Guvarie says that they have been friends for the past 25 years, soooo use your own judgement. Warren V/illiams and Jim Bailey have been making the necessary arrangements, Next Wednesday, September 13th, Sturgis is playing host for their annual Inter city meeting. vite us all. Frank Tennent, you remember, made a special visit last meeting to in Sturgis spent a lot of time and effort on this annual get-together, and I think it's a must that Coldwater Rotary have a group present. Golf in the afternoon with a dinner o.nd progx'ara at the Klinger Lake Country Club in the evening. Make your reservations vfith Ernie, and save Wednesday, the 13th, for a good time at the St\u:gis Rotary Inter-city Meeting, Sorry that Clara is in the hospital. We arc all pulling for her speedy recovery, MORE HISTORY: On October 15, George Lyons of Hillsdale vra.s appointed by Governor George Barnes as his special Representative and on the 2Uth day of October Frank Rowe was named as Chairman of the organizing committee. Frank called on Fred Chambers and these two men picked as the three other members of the committee: O'Neill Carroll, Herbert Sloman, and Hugh Clarke. These five men met vfith George Lyons and the other Directors of the Hillsdale Club at the home of Mr. Lyons and planned the forming of the club, A second meeting in a couple of days resulted in the selection of the Charter Member ship list and within a few days twenty men were signed up. On Thursday evening, November lOth, tvrenty Coldwater men mot at^he Arlington for dinner. Also present were President George Lyons of the Hillsdale Club and 29 of his fellow members, George presided until a temporary chairman, Frank Rowe, was named. Hugh Clarke was named temporary secretary. It was voted to hold a meeting for permanent organization a week from the next Friday night,., You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M 6RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice>President S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretory MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Ti'easurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTiEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeonts-at-Arms ,, ' CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. William A. Milnes, Luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick MEMBERSHIP F H. Vincent Kornstlen, Max A. Olds J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP G Harry I. Taylor C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson H Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM Fred H. Corwin, ROTARY INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D SERGEANTS<AT-ARMS J. William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie Earl VanAken L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B CRIPPLED CHILDREN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. t. Wade, R. J. Fraser, i. R. Weidner YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. Honeywell, W. Trent, L. P. McDaniel D RURAL - URBAN W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Woy, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Choirman. W. Grant Treloar, Choirman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennlngten 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Ear! J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19-John Walker 17—Robert 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) J. Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Progrom) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken ' 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Progrom) 22-Harold T. Hill " 23—Ray R. Fox 30—HoNyord K. Swan 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy VanAken 13—Harold R. Weidner '12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 29—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Woyn® W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 6—Roy C. PaTt£rS6'n*(Rotary Mag. Program) H. Woodward 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21-MiIford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore A. Olds The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plon your program as far In advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ^'He Profits Most Who Serves Best �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. 11 SRptpnbftr T *195^ At a recent meeting of the Boardj it vras decided to have our Junior Rotarians meet "with us again this year. Each Junior Rotarian^ all of whom will be members of the senior class, vfill attend 2 Rotary meetings as a guest of a Rotarian. If you will remember we tried this tv'o years ago and most of us felt that it wasn*t too success ful, This year members will be given the opportunity to volunteer to be responsible for a boy, to have him meet -with you at your place of business, give him information and show a real personal interest in the bey, as well as, escort him to Rotary, The success of this program, as in most things, depends on you, the individual member. Let's take a real interest in these boys and do a job that we can all be proud of. We quote the follOT-fing: "If any Rotarian finds that he has traded plastic raincoats several weeks ago, I shall be glad to exchange "with him. Mine had a zipper front and had the trade name 'Koroseal' on the hanging loop," Signed: E, J, Rennell We all enjoyed a swell chicken dinner, served to us by the folk of the Coldwater and Girard granges last Tuesday at the fairgrounds, The young people interested in h—K Club activities vrere present as our guests and our good friend*Monk Watson served up the entertainment. Monk seemed even better than usual, if that's possible, and I'm sure the kids got a real bang out of him. By the way, if anyone needs a silo in his backyard. Monk's the man to see, Dr, James (the knife) Bailey was orogram chairman, and Warren (storage bin) V/illiartis assisted with arrangements at the fairgrounds, Melvin Blue was our guest from bhe Quincy Club, We seeked for but couldn't find at the fairgrounds Tuesday: Cor\'/in Kornstein Milnes Munn Fox Manguse Moore Teeter Each month Rotary.'' International publish a pamphlet on the activities of the United Nations \7hich they send to all presidents and secretaries of Rotary Clubs. The Board has decided to send one of these each month to the individual members of the Coldvrater Club, hoping that you will find the time to read and digest it, and thereby becoming better informed on World affairs. Each year a special attempt is made to entertain the Rotary-Anns around Christmas time. The date this year has been set for December 12. The Committee would welcome any suggestions from the members concerning a desirable program. — Please send sug gestions to President Mark or Red McKnight. Congratulations to Red for thinking of this important event at this early date. It's in plenty of time to plan a good pro gram for the gals, THINK, and give \Tith the suggestions to Red. No excuse for beefing you don't like what's done, as this is your chance to i^ive ideas. For the meeting of September St-h, all of the fellows made up but six, which gives us an attendance average of 90,77^, iresident Mark is happy to inform the group that there v/ere no members of the Bird Club last month. Remember to become a member of the Bird Club, (He Ate, He Sang He Flevr), you must, leave early tv/o-consecutive times. ' MORE HISTORY: On the evening of November l8th, the new club, together v.dth 37 Rotar ians from Angola, 11 from Adrian, 10 from Sturgis, from Ilillsdale, 3 from Battle Creek, met at the St, Marks Parish House. Frank Rowe and George Lyons presided and the temporary organization vras made permanent witJi the adoption of the standard Rotary constitution and By-Lav.'s, and the election of a Board of Directors Frank Rov.re, Fred Chambers, O'Neill Carroll, Herbert Sloman, Harry Lansing, Rollo Thompson, and Hugh Clarke v.'crc named as directors, K. M. P. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President S. ANDREWS - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director KENNETH L. OlMSTED — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director GUVAR1E S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT K0RNST1EN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE William A. Milnes, Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox B MEMBERSHIP F - Corwin, FELLOWSHIP G John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Vinton C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION K Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilebck. PROGRAM H Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Leslie H. Woodword D 1 J. Wllliom H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnson, Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, C Earl Frederick VanAken BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL• URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. I. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treot, L. P. McDoniei -W. Williams, E. Harold Munn,_Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce R. J. Froser, H. R. Weldner SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Homilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE W. Grant Treloor, Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron ' . lewis ,Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr B—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Poul McDoniei (Family Picnic) 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) • 10—Robert 8. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—Ei J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 2—L. 5—Russell G. Waldron 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas Eorle Davidson 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick VanAken - 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John Ai Kennedy 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Fronk L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 13—Horold R. Weidner 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloor (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 6—Roy C. P.atterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat H. Woodward 17—Lloyd Li Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him ond advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stog Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Stort thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ i l �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' - The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV i Ho. 12 September 25, 1950 We V7cre all very happy to vfelcome into Rotary fcllovfship at our meeting Tuesday^ Harvey Bent, brought in hy Dick Kerr; Dick Biringerj vrith Bill Frankhauser* and to again have Ed Holtz back in the fold after a brief vacation. With the addition of these three men the Coldvrater Rotar;^ Club is nov; 68 members, all of vrhich, I believe are good Rotarians. In case you have forgotten, Norm rnd Ira are T,vith us as honorary members. We v/ere sorry that Bailey Pearce Barnes Way Fox L. V/oodvford L. Livernore Johnson Thomas (already made up) tt tl M couldn't be vfith us Tuesday, It made the attendance average 89»11% and v/e knoiv that some more of these fellov/s v/ill be making up. In case you're interested in the men that make a real effort to make up, Corwin, Manguse, Milnes, Munn, Taylor, Thomas, and Way all made up from their absence of September 12th, giving us an average for that meeting of 92,31^ In the visitors' box were, R, J, llegargle, our attorney friend from Bronsonj Bill Gilfillan, vfith the classification of Agriculture Extension, from Visalia, Calif,; and Ronald A, Ferguson, from Cincinnati, 0., Mr. Ferguson, by the way, has a 22 year per fect attendance record. John's boy. Jack, gave us an interesting account of his experiences at Boys' State, held at East Lansing this s\imner, at our meeting. , Club, Jack was sponsored by the Coldwater Fred V;eeks made the introdn.ction. Rotary lost a real friend and ardent supporter in the passing of Hugh Clarke. As you know, Hugh was a Charter member and secrotai^r of the ne\T born club, Hugh served for 20 years in his capacity of secretary, resigning in 19U2, and doubtless knew more re garding the workings of Rotary than ary other man in Coldvrater. His 20 years of loyal service in a very difficult position truly indicates a real love for Rotarj'". You know some of us can work diligently for a year or two as president, etc., but v;hcn a nan can give 20 years of tireless service he certainly deserves the highest tribute that can be bestowed. In that respect, and for the first time, the Ccldv/ater Club is making a con tribution to the Rotary Foundation to perpetuate the memory'- of Hugh Clarke. Hugh has left but his Rotary Record vfill long serve as an example to the rest of us. ATTENTION: There will be a Club Assembly at noon Tuesday, October 3, at the Arlington Hotel. All officers, directors, the Aims and Objectives committee and all cconittee chairmen should be present, Charlie Fiske is program chairman for our Tuesday meeting at the Arlington, Charlie has prepared an interesting meeting. It will revolve around the accomplishments of the club in years gone ty and other interesting high spots in it's 28 years of existence, Charlie is well qualified for a program of this type, as his father, Bert Fiske, joined the club in it's first year. Don't forget you fellows, that Monday night is our first Minstrel rehearsal at the State School, Please be there so that Payne or somebody else won't have to call on the phone, etc., to get enough out to put the shoi'i- on. Our funds are lov» and we areiBing this method to get some needed cash. However, it's a lot of v;ork and only by the cooperatdon of the entire group can it be a success. Lets each of us shoulder his share of the burden and then none is going to have too much to do, I have to laugh to i:ysclf as I vrrito this as I feel certain that what you have just read will go in one ear, and out the other, Havcver, can't blame no for trying. — See you Monday night, Hoiv about it men? Truth: One of you better return Rennell's raincoat. THE BIBLE is the dumbest book in the vforld to the man vrho isn't living right, K, M. P, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregolionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-Presldent ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President - Director KENNHH RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director L. OLMSTED - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V- SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeonts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. William A. Mllnes, Lute, Roy R. Fox Frederick MEMBERSHIP Maurice 0. Payne, P. F FELLOWSHIP H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton G C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock Harry L. Taylor PROGRAM SERGEANT5-AT-ARMS Corwin, ROTARY INFORMATION John H. Wolker, Harold J. McKnight, D I J. William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C Earl VanAken H Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. MeComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B L.- R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, O. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R, L, Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel R. J. W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., Fraser, K. R. Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Peorce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. 6. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Woldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Peorce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howord K. Swan OCTOBER 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Frederick VanAken 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank I. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26-Wayne W. Woy JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloor (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 10—William A. Mllnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKelth 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plon such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best 93 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ^ Vol. IV i No. 13 October 2, 19^0 Last Tuesday we all enjoyed listening to our own coal specialist, Charles Fiske, give us some interesting information regarding the past historj' and activities of the Coldwater Rotary Club, V/hen you lads are asked to do a little work on the coming Minstrel show don*t forget Charlie's v/ords regarding the giving of yourself as well as your moneys Too bad that Coffman, Fox, Fraser, Livermore, L,, Manguse^ McKeith, Olds, Ofjens; Patterson, Pennington, Rennell, Vinton, Williams, L. Woodward, and Holtz, weren't able to hear the talk, and it gave us an attendance average of 77,9h%* From the secretary's office comes the word that we had a percentage of 9li.l2^ for the meet ing of September 19th, after all the make-ups were in. Don't forget that next Tuesday Rotary is not meeting at the Arlington. It's at the Elks Temple, 6:30 in the evening, and we will be meeting with the Kiwanians, Howard Minier is their program chairman and Chick-a-dee Kennedy is in charge for Rotary. The Eaton Manfacturing Company is presenting their Freedom Forum, which fron all re ports, will be a very excellent and worth-while program. Remember how our attendance always suffers v^hen we drop bur regular meeting time for a special meeting? Let's A make this one the exception and turn out in full force for this important meeting. However, you committee chairmen and Board members better show up at the Hotel Tuesday noon. President Mark is having a club assembly and is most desirous of having a full attendance. Dame rumor has it that he might even pick up the lunch checks, but frarkly, I wouldn't order v/ith that thought in mind. Miracles do happen though, vfho kncavs?????? As this sheet goes to press, the latest count is Si Treat, Johnson, Payne, Barney, Olmsted, Jim Bailey, etc., who are headin;^ for the U. P. and a bit of huntin^^, so they say. Good luck men, and may you all return Ernie has recently received letters from Hap v/eidner and George Honeywell in which they state that do to reasons beyond their conlrol it v;as necessary for them to resign from the club. It is v/ith regret that v/e see these men leave us and our earnest hope is that some day conditions may permit their resumption of Rotary activities. From the Governor's letter we note that Litchfield has set a tenative date, of November 6fth, for their Charter Night, The Albion club gets the extension credit in this instance. To them congratulations, and to Litchfield v^e give them our every wish for a strong and virgorous Rotary Club. It vrill be a real asset to the community. Also note that Pres. Bob Stone of the Constantino Club has been called to active duty with the Marines. For August v^e are seventh in the district for attendance viith an average of 90.95^» Marshall was fifth or second ahead of us. ffcimmmmmrammmm. The guest column last Tuesday v;as lev; in number but strong in character. We wel comed Cliff Thomas, with the classification of Fine Paper, a member of the Battle Creek Club, and Joe Wiebel, our man\ifacturing friend from over Quincy way. _ In reading the London Rotarian we note that in the field of International Service ley are organizing the Overseas Students' Lunch, the^'* are entertaining overseas stuN^ents in their homes, and Charles Stockes is editing an International Service Committee bulletin, to mention a fev/ of their projects. City, Don't forgot Rotary's Forty-Second annual Convention, May 27-31, 19^1, at Atlantic See you there. — Phil Graves You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. ~ District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OlMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman • • 1 A E CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. ATTENDANCE William A. Milnes, luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick Earl 1 J. VonAken SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds 1 B MEMBERSHIP Maurice 0. Payne, F. F V'. FELLOWSHIP G Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION K Charles H. Fiske, L. Earie Davidson Raymond A. Trebiicock Harry L. Taylor " PROGRAM Fred H. TELEPHONE Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D J William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C ROTARY INFORMATION H Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnom, Roy C. Potterson, Richord Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B CRIPPLED CHILDREN ' e: J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey. R, I. Wade, R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weidner L. R. Livermora, M. H. .Derhamnser,^^.A.^ Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDoniel D RURAL - URBAN W. Willioms. E. -Harold Munn._Jr,. W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKellh, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Gront Treloor, Chairman. F. Murroy, Chairman. W.'B..VanAken,.R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Korr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richord A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstlen 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladles' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Barnes , 22—L, Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Renneii (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 2—L. 5—Russell G. Waldron 1—Richard Manguse Eorle Davidson 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Peorce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Progrom) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 13—Horold R. Weidner 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 12—Jomes F. McComb (ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Steg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L Taylor 26-WQyne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (intern'] Serv. Pro'g) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKetth 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 23—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dotes with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speaoi programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWJ 'He Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ (t FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman (1 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV 1 No, lU October 19^0 President Mark is to be complimented on his effort to give us a vrell rounded group of activities this year. Proper emphasis is being placed on Club Service, with A1 as chairman. Community Service, Spencer as chairman, Vocational Service, Frank Murray as chairman, and International Service, headed by Grant* You will be hearing more from these men as the year progresses. Assembly last Tuesday, This was clearly indicated at the Club Twenty fcllop;s were present, v^ith only a couple being unable to attend, and there should be plenty of Rotary before the year is over. The meeting Tuesday evening v^ith our Brother Kiv/anians v/as highly successful and interesting, although slightly disturbing. The speaker has a very Unusual and clear method of presenting a much talked about subject. It was about the threat of Socialism and Communism in this country, and the one fact that hit home with me v/as that history has proven that once a Nation starts dovmj the Socialist Road it never turns back. It was a message that evfery Rotarian should have heard and from the looks of the attend ance report several didn't, Owen Decker presided with Minier introducing the speaker. The one and only Vinton led the singing. Ernie reports that for the month of September the club showed an average of 92,hQ% in attendance. As some of you already knovr, the district governor is visiting our club October 31st, It has been suggested by several that this might be a good time to shoot for a 100% meeting. What do you say? Think about it and if it is a good idea you just be present and there will be our goal. See hov; simple it is. You might be interested in the fact that Hal Munn is the youngest member of the club from the standpoint of years, being 22 years old, and our granddy is Charley Keep, boasting 8l years young. The average-elub-age is liSj y®^rs-, Charley can also boast that he has been a member longer then anyone else, inasmuch as he became a Rotarian on January 2lith, 1922, Warner and Walt Bien arc close behind him though with Warner join ing the club just k days later, January 28th, and Walt came into the fold on March 15, 1922. Our Minstrel shew; is treading water until Payne returns from the North, When he left his dermititis was still bacl, let's hope that when he gets back his health will permit a vigorous attack on the shov;. It should be lots of fun, and just between us girls, wG need money and need it badly. It has been suggested from several sources that Rotary should do something tov;ard the completion of the new Cardinal Field, The J.G.'s donated the Press Box and team room which I understand cost them about $l500, in cold cash and many, many, hours of the members' labor. The Lions Club gave the score board, the Kiv;anis are busy vn.th their Industrial Arts Building project and as far as your humble vrriter can determine, Rotarj'' at the present time, must be somcrwherc out in left field. We foui^ this interesting bit of information in the Battle Greek Bulletin, The top three contributors during the past year to the Readers Digest were. Colliers, six articles, The Rotarian, five, and the Saturday Evening Post, four. See, we told you that it was a good magazine, well worth reading. The program next Tuesday will be in charge of Bob Livermore, Liver and Fred have arranged v/ith a group of our new members to give vocational and biographical talks, which should make a mighty fine program. In closing, may we quote our friend Coluraella: "The most important part of every business *s to know what ought to be done..,,,and then do it". Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congrsgatienal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGiS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — Disfriet Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater --1930-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President DONALD V. SHORNO - Treasurer ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-Presidenf MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director KENNETH KENNETH L. OLMSTED - Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director M. PUTNAM ~ Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeonts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E.-.Sieg — Chairman f^AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Mifnes, Ernest W. Lute, Ray R. Fox Frederick TELEPHONE '.WalteriJ. Bien, John-A*. Kennedy Howard M. ^Teoter, Carl F. Vinton FELLOWSHIP i John H. Walker, Harold J. McKntght, PROGRAM Weeks, E. ' PUBLIC Charles Harry L. Toylor H. H. Vincent Korn^tien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION Leslie H. Woodward Fred SERGEANTS-AT'ARMS J. Corwln, Wllljam H. Frankhpuser,. W. R. Johnson, F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Earl VonAken H Byron Thomas . C. Alfred Ric^ BIRTHDAY INFORMATION H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebifcock ' Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, '.>Clara Bovee,'. Piano Roy C.Potterson, Richard Manguse COMMI^NRY SERVICE Spencer B; Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE 5 3 L. R. Livarmore, M.-H. Derhammer, .G.-A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN ' :, , E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. MAaniel R. J. Fraser, H. RURAL • URBAN ' W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., . W. W. Way, 6. Keith Pearce R. Weldner SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon . INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murrdy, Chairman. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. LI Livermore, H. K. Swan,-'R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Karr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington ' 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER .. 1—Earl J. Corwin 8—H. Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien ■ 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) Barnes 22—L. Poul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 29—Harold J. APRIL "5—Richard A. Kerr "3—AH Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Chiid'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program] Fraser Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Waldron 12—District Governor (Tentative) 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stote Meeting (Tentative) . 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) ' 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocotional Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan OCTOBER . JUNE FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 22-HaroId T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 13—Harold R. Weidner 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'J Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Parly) 31—Webster Treat H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as for in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV. i No, IS October l6, 19^0^ Just everyone has reported to your vrriter that the program at the Arlington Tuesday vras among the best over thanks to Bob Livermore, The thumb—nail sketches given by Dick, Hal, Otis, and Jiii rcCcmb, vj-ere tops and the singing v:as ably handled by Edv/ard of jevreliy fame". Guess Payne is still weeping at the arm-pits. The other day the Board voted to contribute ^|il0,00 to the Guy Kirsch District Memorial Fund, This is but a division of the same Paul Harris Memorial that we have given to in the past but gives us another opportunity to remember the work of another great Rotarian,,,., It v,'as also decided to officially postpone the minstrel show until Director Payne has his dermititis cleared. Seems it ain*t gettin' better now,,,,. For our next meeting we will just have to wait and see because none other than the people*s choice, Willie the Frankhauser, is program chairman. However, you may all plan to come v^ith the highest of expectations because our chairman is no ordinary "program getter" but the "best d,,, program getter in this club", end of quote. And I might add, over the past years, this statement has been proven time and time again. And of course, you know he vrouldn't make it if it weren't so, Soooo, everyone be certain to show up Tuesday at 12»l5. Spencer To Mark: "This is a Ch ch sign. What is Missing?" THE JOI OF SERVICE - Rotarian J, T, Fegley of the Rotary Club of Philadelphia, writes that he is finding a great deal of satisfaction in sending monthly packages to a former Rotarian vrhose name and address 'vYas supplied to him by the secretariat. If you want to e3q)erience the real joy of service, he suggests that you v/rite the secretariat for names and addresses of needy former Rotarians in Europe, Guess most of you fellov;s sigi.GCl the letter that the club sent to Airs. Kirsch expressing our syn^jathj'^ for her loss Don't forget to point for the meeting of October 31st, v.^hen Red Olcott, our district governor, will honor the club trith his official visit. Remember, if everybody just brings himself it'll be a 100 per center, ,Nice to see Les Woodward back again after tho trip he and Polly took tLu-ough the East, gone about three v^eeks end reports a mighty fine time. Si and Mar are out on a little jaunt now and v/ith Webb moving etc., things must be in a pretty mess at the Auto Parts, In case you didn't know, Webster is moving in that swell new home today and we knav that he, Sue, and the girls are really going to en joy it ,Earl and his better half headed for the West Coast last Saturday to be gone about three rreeks. Somebody said that and Mrs, A1 Hunter of Federal Mogul fame were among the group. Went by train so the story goes,. Jesse the Waldron is busy with this drive and that, (rry vrhat a popular man), and the most recent of his literary efforts v;as something about a political campaign needing money, Ar^body know v/hat he meant?,,,,,..Talked to Grant the other day and he said that he vrould be away for a couple of weeks on his vacation. Noticed the operators vrere slower than usual. Rotary by Television - Thousands of televiewers in the Uj.S,A, have been follaving the proceedings of the U,N» Security Council, One after noon in August during an in terval for translation. Past Director of R,I,, Leo Golden apoeared on the screen. For a ruarter hour he was invited to explain Rotary's relationship with the United Nations the aims of Rotarj"", and its contribution to international understanding, good will, and peace. There is a svrGll article in the post this week about Mich. State College. It's raigbtr i:iteresting reading, every resident of the State of Michigan should read it. See you Tuesday, ; ifcrm You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) T I I AlBION — Porkor Inn — Thursday 12:1SM STUR6IS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M — �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — Distrtct Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-Prestdent MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-president — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. ... Frederick , MEMBERSHIP F Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C ROTARY INFORMATION G TELEPHONE Waller J. Bien, John A. Kennedy C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Horry L. Taylor Fiske, L. K Earle Davidson H L ROTARY MAGAZINE Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Roymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM E. J Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton FELLOWSHIP Fred H. Weeks, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds VanAken William H. Frankhauser, W. R. iohnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS William A. Milnes, Earl J. Corwin, luse, Ray R. Fox MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Rfchord Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairmen A YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermore, M. H. Dethommer, 6. A. B CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL• URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Boiley, R, I. Wade, R. J. Fraser, f. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel D W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. 6. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—1. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Wolker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Dovldson 5—Russell G. Woldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Worner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Fraser 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Mortin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rof'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Progrom) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Horold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1950-51. Plan your program os far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details, let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best" �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV I No 16 October 23, 1950, Plans are being made for the United Foundation drive which starts Nov. 1st, and as you would expect, Rotarians are being asked to take an active roll, not only as a club but as individuals ♦ 1 think that Fred, Bob Shavr, and Byron, to name a few, are giving it lots of time and the entire club is to be asked to assist in this one drive. be hearing plenty about it, so keep the date Nov. 1st, in mind. You will Might not be a bad idea to also save a little dough to help the cause along. We quote the follovTing from the Rotary Nev/s Broadcast: Governors' Official Visits "Club officers are ivriting us about the help the district governors are giving the club committee chairmen at the time of the governor's official visit, Ray Martin, president of the Rotary Club of Highlands, Texas, expressed his appreciation in these words: 'Our district governor arrived about 2:00 P.M. and met most of the Rotarians of our club. We had dinner and then met at 7:30 for our assembly. We were pretty well organized as -ve kncjw he was coming. We had most of our members present and for four hours we "got Rotary" - not one dull moment and v:e had no idea of the time. The next morning he met with the chairman of the Vocational Service Com mittee for more Rotary and then we enjoyed him as our guest speaker at our re gular weekly meeting,' An important responsibility of the governor on the occasion of his official visit is his meeting with the club assembly (the officers, directors, and committee chairmen, held for the purpose of conferring about the programs and activities of the club). Evid ently this district governor is meeting that responsibility in an admirable manner - and this club president, through carrful advance preparation, contributed immeasurably to the effectiveness of the governor's visit," Take heedll] and mark your calendar for the coming vrocks as there are several important occasions that every tried and true Rotarian will want to remember. Istj there vfill be no meeting at the Hotel Tues., instead v;e will go_ to Captain's Cabin where I^rty Dor- Kamncr is having his Rotary"Stag, Mart promises a good time for all and xte all know the Dutchman so no more need be said. If you haven't a full load drop around at the Bon-Ami about 6:15 Tues, evening and we can fill the cars there. The food do/m at the Cabin is usually tops so bring your appetites and leave your cares and vrorries home with Mother. Then don't forget that on October 31st, hizzonor the District Governor, Vernon C. (Red) Olcott will be with us. It's a meeting that none of us will want to miss, in fact I understand that we are all set for a 100^ meeting on that date. Please don't you be the one to spoil our record then, there's the charter night at Litchfield on Nov, 6th, and it's a must to have a large delegation from the Coldwater Club present. Save the night of November 6th.,,, Last week Davidson, McDanial, McKnight, Putnam, Rennell, and Si Treat were among the missing, which gave us an attendance average of 91,18^. After all the make-up cards for the meeting of October 10th vrore in our average was 88,2Ujl, Guess probably you all realize that we are right in the middle of UNITED NATIONS WEEK,October 17-2l4.» Hope you have read the REPORT ON U,N, for September that you recently received along with your weekly REFLECTOR, contains some very vj-orthwhilo information It's prepared by Rotary International and Guess all of you know that there are four objects of Rotary, I'll bet not many knop/ what thc^first one"is,♦.,.The developement" of acquaintance as an opportunity for service That's fundamental Rotary men, we all should knov; them See you Tuesday night. Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome a! These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DlSTRia VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1930-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW — Viee-Preiident MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretory ROBERT B. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director • KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director 6uVAR1E.Si COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treosurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairmon A AHENDANCE ClASSIF CATION Ernest B W. Lus e, Fredarick MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. F Leslie Treat, . Howard M. FELLOWSHIP G H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Teeter, Corl F. VInlon C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, Harry L. Taylor K L. Earle Davidson H H. Weeks,- E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM Fred VanAken ROTARY INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D SERGEANTS-AT.ARMS William H. Frankhouter, W. R. Johnson, Leslie H. Woodward C I William A. Milnes, Earl J. Corwin, Ray R. Fox L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnom, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Monguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B L. R. livermore, M. H. Derhammer, O. A. CRIPPLED E. J. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDoniel Rennell, J. E. R. J. Fraser, D CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Bailey, R. L. Wade,' t. R. W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr.^ W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce Weidner SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKelth, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. 6. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Fraser 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stafe Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 26-Wayne W. Way 13-Harold R. Weidner JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Progrom) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'I Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKelth 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Speciol Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the finol arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining progroms. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Choirman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" TEe COLDWATER iJotorj REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol IV No. 17 I October 30, 19^0 Excuse me again, but no bulletin isvoS^lete without just a mention about attendance. There v/ere on the 2l4.th, as is always the case when we have an evening meeting, too many absent. It gave us an average of 80,88/o, which is rather lov/, but probably a good share of the group missing will make up. After the make-up cards were in, our average for the meeting of the 17th was 97»06;o, Now next Tuesday is the day the Governor of our district //219, "Red" Olcott is here for his official visit. He has an interesting Rotary massage for all of us, and there will be the club assembly for club offi cers and committee chairmen following the luncheon meeting, Llark says that the men v/ho vdll participate in the assembly, should plan to remain until three o*clock that afternoon. All of us have agreed that this meet ing is a must for a 100 percenter, so just you be there and we*11 be all set, Then there is the Litchfield Charter night Monday evening, November 6, at Ciitchfield, The speaker is to be GEOFPl^lY A, IVHEABLE, of London, Ontario, Canada, Mr, v/heable is Superintendent of Schools in London, a member of the London Rotary Club since 1925, and a Past President of that club. He has served Rotary International as a Director, District Governor, and as a committee member. He lectures on Principles of Administration and Teaching Methods for the Institute of Public Health of the University of Vestern Ontario, and is a member of many other organizations. It should prove to be a most pleasant evening, and I know the Coldwater Rotary Club will assume it's share of responsibility in welcoming this "baby club" at Litchfield in District ,/'219# The November issue of the Rotarian will offer some good reading, Norman Vincent Pesle's article "There Are Glorious Days Ahead" is a "headllner", 30 certain to read it. According to Dr, Peale, "if we answer certain "if's" ai»ight, the future can be splendid". Men, don't forget that second object of Rotary, You all know it, but just to refresh your memories here goes: High ethical standards in business and professions; The recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; And the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to serve society. Derhammer really "outdone hisself" puttin' on his stag party. The chicken dinner was mighty fine, and all.of us enjoyed the entertainment. Of course, some ate more than others, and some sang louder than others; and then too, there was Vinton, It was a good party, and our thanks to Marty for all his effort. Fred k Spencer called a meeting of our Rotary "Red Feather" workers for Thursday, Oct. 26, so that is rolling, Rotarians are happy to be a part of this necessary community activity, and I know that everyone participating will do a real "Rotary Job", In parting remeraberj A flake of snow is very small; It's lost to sight quite quickly. But many flakes combined will fill The road and pathv/ays thickly. United v/e can face the v/orld V/ithout distress or fuss, A little less of you and me-A little more of us 1 See vou Tuesday^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER "K ^ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeterlo — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — Dlitrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President - President ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH I. OLMSTED - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-ot-Arms 1 CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. B Luse, Ray R. Fox F 1 J. SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. FELLOWSHIP G John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION L. K Earle Davidson PROGRAM H BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, Jomes F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock Weeks, E. Byron Thomot TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Teeter, Carl F. Vinton Charles H. Fiske, Harry L. Taylor Fred H. Earl VanAken William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward D Miines, Frederick MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. C AHENDANCE William A. L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Llvermore, M. H. Derhommer, 6. A. B CRIPPLED CHILDREN C E. i. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. I. Wade, KoneywalJ, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel RURAL - URBAN W. WIIMatns, E. Harold Munn, Jr., R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weldner W. W. Way, B. Keith Peorce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloor, Chairman. P. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VonAken, R. A. Kerr, L. I. Llvermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER ' 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murroy (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 5—Frederick VonAken 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Ltvermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 26—Wayne W. Way 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urbon Program) MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloor (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) H. Woodward 10—William A. Miines 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 17—Lloyd L. Llvermore 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details, let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your progrom NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best^' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. 18 November 6, 19^0. Our Governor of district #219 v;as ■;:ith us last Tuesday, and we v;ere all happy to receive him on his official visit to the club. He based his talkto us on the fact that so often new members are ;.ot properly indoctrinated into Rotary and gave us some helpful advice on how this :,iight be done. more "ROTARY" which is alv/ays welcome. As a result v/e all heard some He rcKiinded us of how the nev7 members could be given an opportunity to contribute ^^10,00 tovrard a Rotary Fellowship, of which there are 85 in operation this year. By doing this the member would feel a more intimate contact with the program. He suggested that greater emphasis should be placed on the individual Rotarian and that he j.iight be given some Rotarv books to read. ?Ie termed these the "vrorking tools of a Rotarian". He again pointed out Rotary's unique single classification system, horr Rotary clubs are v^ell respected in every community, and hoiT people often want Rotary's endorsement, but that vre should keep it free and unfettered so that Rotar3'''s ovm program could be concen trated on. He closed with this thought, the lasting pcuver of Rotary is due to the fact of the many individual Rotarians, There are 201 District Governors, 7000 club presidents, etc.. Everybody works, not sits in the cheering section or on the bench. The club assembly after the regular noon meeting lasted until about 3:15^ with most of the fellows being able to remain until its conclusion. With few exceptions, all seems to be going well with the Coldvfater Rotary Club, He did sug gest that all men who have been Rotarians for 20 or more years, should be placed in a Senior Active Classification. As you know we were trying for a 100 percenter last Tuesday and we came pretty close to making it before the make-up cards v/ere in. Jim Bailey has already madeup at Boston and that leaves only Shaw, Johnson, and Davidson, It is hoped that these men will find time before next Tuesday to attend a Rotary meeting and I feel quite cofiXident thst such will be the case. At the Board meeting Thursday noon, it vms noted that our financial position is much the same as that of the vn-itcrs*. Namely, the Coldvrater Rotary Club is overdravm at the bank, Hope Frank is in a good mood these days. Also we had probably speak to Si Treat who is on the Bank Board, Had a full group at the Board meeting. Grant Treloar is present an International Service Ih'ogram this coming Tuesday noon, Oscar Renshaw is bringing three High School students v/ith him and they will discuss the United Nations Assembly, These programs are always interesting and it fits nicely into the United Nations theme "which v;e have been reading so much about. Don't forget the Litchfield Charter Night, Monday, November 6th. a full car drop by the Bon-Ami at 6:15, If you haven't Dinner at 7:00 in the High School gymnasium. Bob Shaw, at the Board meeting Thursday, said that shaw Shoe, Inc., would be pleased to assT^e the obligation of the meal checks. Guess they want to create additional good will in the corai:iunity. Thanks Bob .Coldwater is paying for a portion of the expense incurred in presenting the Litchfield boys with their Rotary Fins.,,,,.. Andrews, Luse, Vinton, Shaw, Kornstien, Kennedy, Olnsted, Putnam, Si Treat, Barnes, Hill, Keep, Patterson, Coffman, Teeters, McConkey, Payne, and Derhammer have in dicated that they >vill be present. And ncav lads, don't forget that second object of Rotary: High ethical standards in business and professions; The recognition of the v/orthinoss of all usefull occupations, ^*«and the dignufymg by each Rotarian of his occupation as and opportunity to serve society; Phil You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUtNCY - Union Chur<h - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Serseants-dt-Arms ^ CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A - E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE William A. Ernest W. Luse, Roy R. Fox Milnes, Frederick Earl 1 J. VanAken SERGEANTS-AT-ARM5 Cerwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds 1 B F MEMBERSHIP Howard M. Leslie H. Woodword G FELLOWSHIP John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, PROGRAM Fred H. C. Alfred Rice Teeter, Carl F. Vinton K PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. Eerie Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcoek Harry L. Taylor D TELEPHONE Waller J. Bien, John A. Kennedy William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, C J ROTARY INFORMATION H L ROTARY MAGAZINE Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clora Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer'D. Owens — Chairman B A YOUTH SERVICE t. R. llvermore, M—H; Derhonnnor, G. A. . CRJPPLED CHILDREN RURAL• URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wodo, R. j. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel Fraser, H. ~W. Williams, E. Harold MuWn, "ir, W. W. Way, B. Keith Paarce R. Weidner SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Swan, R. G. SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill F. Murray, Chairman. W. 8. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. L. Livermore, H. K. Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 1—Ear! J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—1. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1-^Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Woldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser 8—E. Byron Thomas .15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Horold T. Hill 30—Howard K. Swan 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) » JUNE FEBRUARY OCTOBER 3—Martin H. Derhammer " ' ' " 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 20—Alfred E. Sleg (Club Service Program) 26-Wayne W. Way 24—John A. Kennedy 27—Harry L. Toylor JULY 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH NOVEMBER 10—Williom A. Milnes 6—Roy C. Potterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon os the final arrangements are completed, if you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Wl?o Serves Best if / �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol> IV No. 19 Novenbor 1 That was a swell International Service progran that Grant presented last Tues day. v;e all enjoyed hearing Ivliss Faoklam, Miss Olmstead, and Mr. Dygert tell us various aspects of the United Nations. Our thanks also to Oscar Renshaw for his contribution to the progran. James H, Keachie of the Engineering Products Department of the Radio Corporation of America vail be our speaker next Tuesday noon. He will discuss modern problems in radio and television. Hal Munn is progran chairman. Guess probably most of you know that Byron is drive chairman for the United Fund Campaign and that Bob Shaw and Man^juse have been v/orking on the Industrial Quota, Fred V/eeks has the Special lifts list and the Community Service Committee of Rotary, headed by none other t. the Rev, Dr. Spencer Bacon Owens, has been assisting Fred, Robbin Livermorc, P'.ckard (^10,00 cheaper each day) McDaniel, Mercury Derhammer, T. V, Treat, Grair^y V;illiai.;s, Futuramatic Way, Blue Cross Barnes, Sealtest McKeith, Rexall Lyon, Radio Munn, Attorney Biringer, Diamond Holtz, R, E» Olds, "Four" McConkey, Spades King, Blue Goose .IcCoob, and Butter and Eggs Corwin, all true blue Rotarians worked hard and long and deserve nothing but praise for their efforts. The following have perfect attendance from July 1st, to October 31st, 1950,: Andrews, Bailey,Barnes, Coffman, Corwin, Derhammer, Fiske, Kennedy, Kerr, Bob, Livermore, Bob, L, Liverraore, Luse, Milnes, Olmsted, Payne, Rennell, Rice, Shav/, Shorno, Sieg, Swan> Taylor, Teeter, Thomas, Web Treat, Trebilcock, F, VanAken, W. VanAken, Vlnton, y/ade^ Walker, V/eeks, Williams and Chuck Woodward. PERSONALITY: V/hen I met him I was looking doi-m, and when I left him I was looking up. Readers* Digest. Six Mistakes of Life, 1. The delusion that individual advancement is made by crushing others dOTm. 2, The tendency to worry about a thing that cannot be changed or corrected, 3« Insisting that a thir.g is impossible because we ourselves have not accomplished it. ii. Refusing to set aside trivial preferences in order that im portant tilings i.iay be accomplished, 5. Attempting to compel others to believe and live as we do. 6. The failure to establish the habit of saving money. COMPENSATION If I were standing to be judged. Before the great v/hite throne; V/here I could hear the righteous sing and hear the sinners moan, I*d want no greater advocate to make ary final plea Than just a bqy who*d say "Gee," he did a lot for me, Geo. T, Owens,..,. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — DittrSct Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-Presidenl MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, Viee-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeonts-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. William A. Lute, Ray R. Fox MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. F Leslie Treat, Leslie K. Woodward FELLOWSHIP Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Vinton C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles Harry L. Taylor Fred I Corwin, ROTARY INFORMATION G PROGRAM VanAken William H. Frankhouser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnIght, D Milnet, Earl J. Frederick H H. Fiske, L. Eorfe Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcoek L ROTARY MAGAZINE H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE L. R. livermore, M. H. Derhommer, O. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fraser, 1. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel D W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldren 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—1. Paul McDaniel (Fomily Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 2—L. 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Woldron 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser 22-Haroid T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howord K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhommer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhouser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 26—Wayne W. Way 24—John A. Kennedy 27—Harry L Taylor JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'! Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (RurahUrban Program) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Corl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treot The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various detoils. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl Profits Most Who Serves Best FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ' �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwafer, Michigan 70l^ lY No. Novfimbpr 20 TQ<n CXiT thanks to Hal and to Jim Keachie for a good program last Tuesday^ Jim is an Engineer with the Radio Corporation of America, and he had ah interesting message for the group. All of us got a real bang from the letter he read at the close of his talk. MacMcKeith will be responsible for the program next Tuesday, He tells us that Howard Sryder will be the guest speaker, Itr, Snyder is speaking to the Business and Professional V/canen in the evening and we can be certain that his message will be well worth hearing. Several of our brothers have left for the snowy pastures of the North and let's hope that they come back with something besides having looked for Elk, Vince was leaving right after the meeting last Tuesday, and Barney and Jim Bailey are up there. Chuck, Les, a^ Olmsted are in the Upper and Fiske hopes to Join them Thursday, Vinton is still trying to talk Alice into letting him out. If ar^body wants to donate some dear meat, Bob Davison said they would make stew out of it for us. stew, wasn't that good that they sei^ved Tuesday? Speaking of John introduced among others our good ftiend, T. 0, Huckle, a former Coldwater Rotarian and presently publisher of the newspaper at Cadillac, Good to have T,0, with us again. We notice in reading over activities of the other Rotary Clubs in the District, "•"Wiat many of them had contests with the other Service Clubs in the community to see who had the greater percentage out to vote. Each man in the club was sent a postal card and was asked to indicate whether or not he had voted and return the card to the secretary. President Hamilton of the Battle Creek Club promised the Lions Club a dinner and to wheel the president of the Kiwanis through the streets of Battle Creek if his club had fewer men voting than did the other respective clubs, V/onder what the percentage of the Coldwater Club was. Had a brief Board meeting after the regular session last Tuesday, and the Board had to turn down a couple of small projects because 7fe are Just about out of money. Several have sugr^ested that we might have another play like the one last year but the Company tells us that they refuse to book Just one performance. series of three. It has to be for a Most of the fellcnvs seem to think that with the two other "series" in town a third would be too much. V.'e still want to have the Minstral Show and hope to get started by the first of December, Ed Holtz has agreed to help Payne, who is still in a semi—invalid condition, (Poor fellow), Mark read a letter from Bob Fraser in which he stated that he wished to resign from the club due to reasons beyond his control. Bob has been a very fine Rotarian and we all hope that soon he will be able to Join us again. Among the missing last meeting vrere Coffman, Hamilton, Patterson, and Swan, which gave us an attendance average of 9li»03^, ing of Nov, 7th, oiir percentage was After the make-up cards were in for the meet Our hats are again doffed to the beys who take the time to attend another meeting when they can't make it Tues. noon. swell Rotary spirit, It's a -- Bill Frankhauser is trying a new stunt to get the felloivs better acquainted and is doing a good Job of it, as well as building the Rotary Youth Funds. Keep up the good work. Will K, M. P, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday «:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1930-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, VIce-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeonts-at-Arms ' CLUB SERVICE' Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Luse, Roy R. William A. Fox MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. F Leslie Treat, Leslie K. Woodward FELLOWSHIP Fred H. I J. SER6EANTS<AT<ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kernstien, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. G PROGRAM Edrl VanAken TELEPHONE Waller J. Bien, John A. Kennedy William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor D Milnes, Frederick Teeter, Carl F. Vinton C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Chorles H . Weeks, E. Byron Thomas H'. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebllcock L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clora Bovee, Piano Roy C. Pollerson, Richord Manguse • BIRTHDAY Mox A. Olds, James F. McComb COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE L. R. livermore, M. H. Oerhammer, G, A. B- .. CRIPPLED CHILDREN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fiaser, 1. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treat, I. P. McDoniel ' D : C RURAL ■ URBAN W. Williams, E. Horofd N^unn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A; McKellh, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairmen. W. B- VanAken, R. A.'Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Nil Lewis Ponnington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 29—Harold J. 3—Ail Sports Banquet (Tentative) . 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Roy R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Froser MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron J. 15—TrI-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick VanAken 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 12—James F. McComb (Ladles' Night) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 13—Harold R. Weidner 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 19—Fronk L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 24—John A. Kennedy JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rolory Mag. Program)" 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have Inspiring ond entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. 21 November 27, 19^0 The Rotary Club of Coldwater met, as Tuesday noon at the Arlington Hotel and stew v/as not served, which gave us all something to be thankful for on this Thanksgiving week. Everyone reported a good time, especially enjoying the "Peoples Choice", Wee Willie Frankhauser, Several of the fellows made good reports on the new faces Rotarj'" had given them an opportunity to kncnr, and then there-v/ere those reports that we won't mention. Will annouces that next week v/e y/ill hear from Foxj Hamilton, Hill, and Davidson, The guest list included none otlirr than the Quincy Miller, and his friend in the insurance racket, Dobson. Irvrin Corless, our Tyrotar for tvro weeks, came v;ith Russ Moore so must be ho plans to become an implement baron. It's easy to see that he is interested in making some big monpy fast and easy. Don't forget the Junior Rotarian v;ho is vdth us at noon fellovfs, take a minute to visit vdth him, and make him feel wei^e happy to have him at Rotary, Manguse of F,M, fame made a brief mention ol in this month's Rotarian, an interesting article appearing Good reading, men,... Howard Sr^der was the guest speaker last Tuesday and all reported an interesting message, McKeith, v/ith all his investments is pretty close to Snyder and the bank, and was able to arrange this fine program. Thanks, Mac, Our thanks also to Mr, Snyder and Frank Murray for our desk calendar and the blue cigar smoke that v/as forthcoming. When mentioning the bank we always think of our good-friend and Rotarian Brother, Norm Kohl, and take this opportunity for the club to say "Hello" to Norm, Also Frank and the Vocational Service Committee are to be congratulated on the "Four Way Test" desk plaques that v;ere given the membership Tuesday, Noticed several on desks this morning in various offices. Don't forget the book, "Service is My Business" v;hen thinking of Christmas gifts. If you wish to order ten or more they may be purchased for seventy-five cents each. 10^, Gentlemen; v/asn't it truly amazing that for the meeting of November 1)[th we had Best of all vrc didn't even try for it. record to end all records. Tuesday vrere: That should go into the archives as a And on the other side of the ledger missing th.is past Bien, Davidson, Fiske, McKnight, liunn. Olds, Olmsted, Pearce, Rennell, Rice, Waldron, V/oodiTard, 0,, and L, Woodr^ard, rest in peace. May they all make-up and their souls Carl Vinton is in charge of the Special Rotary Program next Tuesday, surprise is in store for all members. A great With pardons to Governor Red, vj^e would like to quote the folloiving from his mon thly letter. 1. 2. 3. 12 Ways to Ruin A Rotary Club Form the habit of arriving late. Never shake hands with the other Rotarians, Complain about the meals. Argue about the way the club is conducted, Fail^-to sing when others do^ 6, 7, 8, - - Always be critical of programs. Have an excuse vfhen called upon to serve. Be sure to leave before the program starts. Pay your club dues after the treasure has dxinned you at least three time; 10, Leave your wife at home on Ladies' Night and let the other Rotarians 9, bring the guests and fill classifications, 11, Be indifferent to ^''our attendance record, 12, After you serve as president — relax. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUfNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M 5TURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tovern — Mondoy 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-31 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-Presidenl MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treosurei'' ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L OLMSTED - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Ernest W. Luse, Roy R. Fox MEMBERSHIP F Maurice Leslie D. Payne-, F. Leslie Treat, H. Woodward C FELLOWSHIP I Earl J. VanAken SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION i Walter J. Blen, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton G C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, Horry L. Taylor I. K Eorle Davidson H Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM TELEPHONE William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Horold J. McKnIght, D Milnes, Frederick L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richord Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B L R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, 6. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel CRIPPLED . E. J. Rennell, J. E. R. J. Frasor, children t. R. SICK W. Williams, Weidner . D RURAL • URBAN Bailey, R.' L. Wade, ■ E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce • • ' Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron ' SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stafe Meeting (Tentative) 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Fraser 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (ladies' Night) 19—Frank I. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner- 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Willioms (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 6—Roy C. Potterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat • The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best ff �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. 22 December 1950. Carl Vinton, as program chairman las'T^^SS^sday, introduced our nevr Episcopalian Rector, Father Itawell Brovm, and from all reports his message v;as vrell received byall, Vfee Willie Frankhauser held class again and all of his pupils performed excep tionally well. Our thanks go to Carl, Father Brown, and y/illie and his class for another bit of fine fellov;ship on Tuesday noon. The guest list included, A. VanZoeren of Motor Freight, Percy Fiske of Budding Materials fron Kalamazoo; Don Hunsicker, a Motel Operator, V/endell Hathaway, Auto Insurance and C. H, Pc/fler from Bronsonj Blaque Knirk, Joe L. WibeX, and C, D, McKenzie the Quincy Miller from Quincy, -whose smiling faces -ive were all happy to see. High on the list of coming events is the Ladies' Night to be held Tuesday, Dec ember 12th, at 6:30 p.m.. Dinner will be served at the Post Tavern in Battle Creek, follOT^ed by the Battle Creek Civic Theatre play "Life With Mother". All of our cor respondence v;ith the Battle Creek Civic ^heatre group indicates that this ivj-ill be an evening you and mother will long remember. Saturday, December 9th. Reservations must be made not later than The cost is very reasonable, ^>8.50 per couple, and this a- mount is payable at our next Tuesday's morting. At the last meeting only 28 fellows have indicated that they will be there. This isn't enough. This is a Rotary project. Let's be on the team not in the cheering section. Guess all of us are avfare of the fact that the Chamber of Commerce, your com— raunity spokesman, is trying to raise $20,000, for the purpose of running the chamber next year and to assist on the Gamble project, Dick Kerr, Howard, Maurice, Chick, Mark, and Barney to mention but a fev^ Rotarians have been very active in the planning of the money raising program and if v/e all get in and pitch vre'll make'er. Brother WajTie Way chairraaned a meeting with the auto dealers and came up v/ith SllOO, Verv good, Wayne, V/e vrere sorry that Coffman, Davidson, Hamilton, Payne, Pearce, Putnam, Rennell, and Teeter were unable to make the meeting last Tuesday and our attendance average was 88.06%. We had %S2% after all make-ups were in for the November 21st, meeting. We s^ Payne last Tuesday and are pleased to report that he is thoroughly en i ey ing h^self in a plush room at the University Hospital v;ith a be-vy of nurses around at all times. The carpet on the floor was so thick it had to be brushed from the trouser cuffs. His skin eruption isn't much better but the brusitis had left him. The room number is 51i32 and I'm sure a card would be much appreciated by the old goat, ■nj charge of the program for our next meeting and he tells us that Ed Butters and his reindeer will be vrith us. _ Membership in the Bird Club has decreased for November vrith only two members eligible. Bob Livermore and Bob Lyon, • -- A SAFE CREED TOU CANNOT bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift. YOU CANNOT strengthen the weak by iveakening the stron^. YOU CANNOT help small men by tearing dovm big men, you CANNOT help the poor by destroying the rich, vnn rSnm earner by pulling the wage payer doivn, vnn paSRS brotherhood: of man^y inciting class hatred", " voTT pSSS so^d social security on borrowed money, vnn character ana courage by taking away man's initiative and independaice. YOU CaNWOT themselves, help men permanently by doing for them vrhat they could and should do for Phil rirpvp.q Dr. Hugh S. MagilT You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — CongregoHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �2T9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OtCOTT, Sr. - DUtriet Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW - Vics-Presidont ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Viee-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms . . CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENOANCE ClASSIF CATION Ernest B W. Lus e, William A. Ray R. Fox MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F-. * ' F VcnAken 1 SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J . ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C Milnes, Earl J. Frederick Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton FELLOWSHIP G John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION K Charles H. FIske, L. Earie Davidson Raymond A. Trebileoek Harry L. Taylor BIRTHDAY 'Max A. Olds, James F. McComb - D PROGRAM Fred H H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Polterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano • COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermere, M- H. Derhammer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P., McOaniel W. R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weidner D Williams, E. Harold -Munn^ Jr-r— W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeilh, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VonAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. 6. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C.'Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—I. Paul McDaniei (Family Picnic} 19—John Wolker 17—Robert 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotory Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton 5—Russell G. Waldron 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson > 8—E. Byron Thomas ~ 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VonAken 23—Roy R. Fox 26—F. Murray (VocoHonol Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Fraser MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER J. 15—Tri-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 22-Horold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rof'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VonAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 10—William A. Milnes 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program). 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) • 3—Worren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-M;lford A. McKelth 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat i The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No 23 December 11, 1950, Richard the Kerr, of Hardv:are fame and *tv;as a nighty fine job that he did. responsible for the program last Tuesday, Everybody seemed to get*a real bang out of Ed Butters in his Santa Glaus suit and tlie reindeer that he brought in the hotel. It gave us all a real thrill, Ed told us of some of his personal appearances in various cities along with his tv/o reindeer. Rotary wishes hira success A real swell honic-tovm program, Dick. in his unusual venture John the Vvalker rose to his feet, when called on by President Hark, and proudly introduced our one guest for the day, Elmer the Insurance man from Quincy way. Our attendance for the meeting of the 28th was 9ii.03^ after all make-up cards v/ere in. Attendance for November was 95*71^, Among the missing last Tuesday were Fox, Keep, McDaniel, Payne, .Si Treat, and ';Jeb Treat. Maybe some of these men will find it possible to wend their way to Quincy next Monday, Yours truly was there last Monday and the Quincy Miller was in a most generous mood. He proceeded to move that I be given an associate membership free of charge and also presented me with three boxes of his famous pancake flour. However, to cease the hoveling wolves, v/e paid the dollar for the associate membership just as the rest of you have done. Next Tuesday, December 12, is our ladies* night and at this vtu-iting 28 felloivs have indicated they vdll be present. Dinner will be served at the Post Tavern at 6:30 p.m., followed by bur adjournment to the Kellogg Field Theatre vrhere we vrill see the play, "Life With Mother", produced by the Battle Greek Givic Players' Guild, May be Ernie can sneak in a few more reservations so if anyone finds that they can make it v/e could at least try. lady. Should be a grand evening's entertainment for the little Carl took over in the absence of Bill, and Earl Davidson, Bill Milnes, Guvarie Coffman, and Harold McKnight all had their lessons extremely well, Vinton reports that all were given a 100^ for the day. Had a card from Payne the other day and he reports an improved condition and hopes to be homo this week, Sv/an is in Leila Post Hospital, having entered '.'.'ednesday morning, 1/arren's wife is a patient at the Health Center and we vrish them all speedy recoveries. V/e notice in checking other club bulletins that many of them had special Thanks giving dinners with all the trimr.iings etc., for their meal on Thanksgiving v/eek. May. be someone will tip the Arlington regarding what could be done Battle Creek is expecting over 200 to their ladies' night, being held the same night as ours with the same entertainment in store, .Lot's see, vra are expecting 60 ???????? ^ Our thank? to Earlc for the front po^go picture of Ed Butters, Dick, "and the Reindeer^ as they appeared before the Coldwater Rotary club last Tuesday, Good public relations for the club, f ^ V.e note that the board of directors of R.I, have established a new major classi fication of "plastic industry" for inclusion in the "Outline of Classification", "/e ^ t^(^t this recognition of the Plastic Industry by R.I. interesting, with the Plastic Division of the Darling company a member of the community. Nav remember men, no meeting Tuesday noon, but Ladies' Night at Battle Creek that evening. Sec you all then EhiJ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M 8RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Collage Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, Viee-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-ot-Armi ■ ' / CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Wiiliom A. Luse, Roy R. Pox F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie I SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corvyin, H. Vincent Komstien, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. FELLOWSHIP G ■ C. K . PUBLIC INFORMATION L. Earle Davidson H ROTARY MAGAZINE E. Byron Thomas Alfred Rice BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebifcock PROGRAM TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Teeter, Carl F. VInton Charles H. FIske, Harry L..Taylor Fred H. Weeks, Earl. J. VonAken William H.- Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, H. Woodvrard John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D Mllnes, Frederick L . MUSIC Maurice D. Poyne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Monguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman B A YOUTH SERVICE I. R. Livermoro, M. H. Oerhammer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL • URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel W. Williams;'E. Harold Munn;-Jr., R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearee SICK .Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Penninglon Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladles' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr^ Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—1. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) _ , . 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser 15—TrI-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Oerhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry'L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26-Wayne W. Way JULY 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH NOVEMBER 10—William A. Mllncs 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Mllford A. McKelth 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. VInton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Progrom Chairman '''He Profits Most Who Serves Best yy �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV. I No. 2li December l8, 19^0. Red, Ernie and Hark were responsible for a mighty fine Ladies' Night Last Tuesday in Battle Creek. The beef served by the Post Tavern was superb, the corsages for the ladies vtere lovely (a-la VanAken), and we had a big piece of apple pie for dessert. The play, "Life With Mother'; was certainlywell presented by the Battle Greek Civic Players Guild* Fine acting and a most enjoy^le plot. It is reliably reported that a few cars had diffi culty in finding the auditorium at Kellogg Field, and then some even had a bit of trouble finding Coldv-mter after the performance. Hovrever, at this writing no casualties have been reported. A good time was had by all, and our thanks to the committee for making the evening possible. The one and only "Gravel" Vinton is entertaining next Tuesday with his ovm program. Our good president ask Carl to be responsible for a "Rotary Information" program and Carl tells us that he is, himself, putting on the program. Our memory tells us that Carl acted in this same capacity a few years ago, so this should prove to be both worthwhile from a Rotary stand point and also highly entertaining. None will want to miss the fun on Tues day at 12:15 p.m. at the Hotel Arlington. Our ladies night program last Tuesday found 26 Rotarians in their seats at 6:30 P.M. at the Post Tavern, vfhich gives us an attendance aver age of 38,8/j for that meeting. After all make-ups vrere in for the meet ing of the 5th, v;e averaged 91.01;^. An example of Internation al Service: Vfe note that the Rotary Club of Hart, Michigan (which is a center for surrounding fruit-groiving territory) in co-operation v:ith the U. S. Department of Labor sponsors a Mexican Fiesta for the se'Tcral thousand Y/orkers vfho come to the area from Mexico to help harvest the fruit. The event has become a gala holiday not only for the fruit pickers but for the residents of Hart and vicinity, providing a wonderful opportunity for the furtherance of understanding betvreen the tv/o groups. Forty (ho) is the number to remember, v;hy? Rotary \7ill be UO years old next month. the event in January? Are we planning a special birthday party for The magazine office in Chicago has prepared 1; possible programs and assembled a lot of useful information. an idea for some of you January boye. Here's V/e'll see you lads Tuesday at the Arlington, and until then re. member v/hen-©ur-friend Emerson said: - "V/hatever you do, you need courage. V/hatever course you decide upon, there is alv/ays someone to tell you you are v/rong," Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director ' KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODV/ARD — Director , H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeonts-at-Arms . ^ CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg <— Chairman' AHENDANCE •CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. William Fox F . Leslie Treat, Milnes, Frederick Earl SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS J. VdnAken Corwin, ' "H: Vincent^ Kornstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION ■ TELEPHONE William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, - Waller J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Leslie H. Woodword FELLOWSHIP Teeter, Carl PUBLIC John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Fred H. A. Charles H. F. Vinlon L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM ROTARY MAGAZINE Alfred Rice : BIRTHDAY INFORMATION Fiske, . Harry L. Taylor Weeks, E. Byron Thomas C. Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richord Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE L. R. livermore, M;-H. Derhammer, 6.-A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL • URBAN E. J. Rennoll, J. E. Boitey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, I. P. McDaniel W. R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weidner Wiliiams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloor, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. I. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 19 5 0 -1'9 51 R O TA RY P R O G R A M S DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert 8. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes « 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 26—E. J. Rennell /Crippled Child'n Program) 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 29—Harold J. Kerr Hamilton 2—L. Fraser 24—W. R.' Johnson (Special Rotary Program) MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER J. 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentotive) Eorle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R; Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick VanAken 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 13—Harold R. Weidner 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 19—Frank L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 24—John A. Kennedy JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (intern'! Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Miiford A. McKelth 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Cor! F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treot The above Is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your progrom as for in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint o committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring ond entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' / �"He Profits Most Who Senses Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV 1 * No. 25 December 31, 1950. ROT/Jiy THOUGHT FOR THE UE'.V YE^sJl: The ne.v U, S. Commander in Korea, General Ilatt Ridgevmy, has given us some immortal \7ords Y.'ith out a doubt, When asked about his nev; responsibility vdth the troops at Seoul, he said; "I an here to stay,** 1951 Tri.ll be a year of quiet determination for all of us if vre live up to the measure of our gallant lads over there 1 13 brothers missed an excellent program last Tuesday. Ed Rennell brought us Dr. Garleton Dean, of Lansing, director of the Michigan Crippled Children*s Commission. Those photo slides portraying methods of treatments for afflicted yo^jingsters caused every man to leave grateful for having tvro sound arms and legs each, and proud that Rotary has not been Just a Imife and fork l*mc:ieon crovrd but a group of men v/ho have made a real contribution to crippled children's work down thru the :,^ars. President Mark brought the attendance report for the month of November from the Governor's Letter, front and center, Tuesday, Governor Red listed Coldwater in sixth position with a percentage of 95.71^. The District average for November was 35.78^, The top five were Climax, Vicksbiirg, Bronson, Llarcellus, and Allegan, Let's back Pres. Hark Yfith another \00% meeting soon. Good going men. Vintonovitch, the historian, and spreader of loaded tales, produced a banner pro gram two weeks ago. Old and nev; members always appreciate more local history of the earlier years in Coldv/ater Rotary, Our best programs are apt to be from our o\m mem bership, Williams of the Batavia wheat pits v/ants you to bag a loose farmer for Tuesday evening, January ^h. Dinner at Batavia Grange Hall, "RatTrap" Warren promises a pro gram of merit, Program this next Tuesday, January 2nd, Earlc, The Editor vmnts a 100^ meeting vrith each member bringing a guest. He has secured Thomas H, Hodgson, Director of Public Relations of Gambles from Minneapolis, i'lr, Hodgson is making a special trip from Minnesota to make this major address in Coldwater, He is an excellent speaker and he should be greoted by a large group of business and professional men. Lets roll the Rotary wheel for a new Coldv;ater enterprize men I Governor Red asked for ne\'rs clippings and pictures on Ed Butters' reindeer visit, Dick, Ernie has sent them. Give yourself a kick in the pants by reading "Hot; to Avoid Mental Stagnation" Jan uary 1951* iiOth Anniversary Issue of the Botarian, One way to appreciate the weekly work done by Digger Phil write one for him. ----- on the bulletin, is to Don't sue him, he didn't do this one, - - OPPRESSION . "It's becoming increasingly difficult to reach the dovm trodden masses in America", a comrade ■vn:'ote to his moscovf superior. In the spring they're forever polishing their cars. In the summer they take vacations. In the fall they go to the v/orld series and football games, and in the winter you can't get them av/ay from their television sots. Please give me more truth on how to let them knovT how oppressed they are," — Dexter VJilliar;is— You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2T9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1930-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-Presldent S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director GUVARIE S.-COFFMAN — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Dirteetor H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-al-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. William A. Lute, Ray R. Fox F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie C SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Koritstien, Max A. Olds VanAken ROTARY INFORMATION J ■ William H. FrankhauSer, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP G Harry L. Taylor C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. K Earle Davidson PROGRAM H BIRTHDAY Max A. Qlds, Jahies F.. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock I ROTARY MAGAZINE Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas TELEPHONE Walter ,J. Bien, Jofin A. Kennedy Howard M. Teister, Carl F. Vinton John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnighl, D I Milnes, Earl J.' Corwin, Frederick .. MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clare Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY'service Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B L. R. Livermore; M. H. Derhammer, G. A. CRIPPLED .CHILDREN C RURAL • URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDonlel R. J. Fraser, D H. W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., .W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce R. Weidner SICK ' Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Homiltoh,' M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon- VOCATIONAL SERVICE " INTERNATIONAL - F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R.-A'! Kerr, Ll L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. ... SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C.' Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington '• 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER . - ' 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien' Barnes APRIL : 26—E. J. Rennell (Csippled Child'n Program) i , 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 22—L. Paul McDaniei (Family Picnic) • 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 17—Robert • J.'Fraser 4 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program, 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY .JANUARY SEPTEMBER • 5—Russell 2—L. G. Waldron 12—District Governor (Tentative)' 19—Warner 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Slate Meeting (Tentotive) 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) . "i B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) OCTOBER 16—B. Keith Pearce ; 22-Harold;T; Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information.Program) 123—Ray R. Fox 30—Howard K. Swan' JUNE FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy - 1—Richard Manguse Earle Davidson 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 3—Warren Williams (Rurol-Urban Program)^^^^ 7—W. Grant Treloar (intern'! Serv. Pro'g) 6—Roy C. Potterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treot 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat H. Woodward The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to hove inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best jf \ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. 26 January l5, 19^1 PROBR^Ja FOR TUESD.".T, JANTIARI 16. Earle Davidson brin-s Guj' Si Poppiatt, President of Federal-Mogul Corporation, as '-Euest speaker, Mr. Peppiatt '.vill present data and experiences as a corjritteo member on Automotive Replaccmoiit Parts-Manufacturer's Industry Advisory Connittcc which meets in Washington D. 0. whenever Charles Vfilson, Director of N.P.A, wants advice from the boys v.'ho kna? about some special phase of the Automobile business. '■/arren and associates did a good job for Rotary last Tuesday eve at Batavia Grange Hall. It ^ras another Farmer's Night to be long remembered. The food v:as good, the felloiTship never better, the speaker appreciated, attondanoe above criticism, (plant of hot air.) Absentees v;ho plan on making up: Bien, Davidson, Derhammer, D, Kerr, B, Kerr, B, Livermore, Hang\ise, McKnight, Munn, Putpam, Teeter and Wade, Attendance for December was 86.9lf^. We fell 8,77^ from November's high of 95.77^ Lets give our attendance habib a shot in the arm for January. Vfhen the "busy boys" leave a' vacant chair for your program, which you have vforked or worried about getting for club pleasure or benefit, then you know hoiv some of them felt when you did the same thing, embers in a bird club only contribute the price of a meal, which they ate, to a Rotary meeting, " - FOR THE OLD AND ^TE'.V MEI@ER: The emblem of Rotary is a wheels ■ Not a rubber-tired -vrheel for comfortable riding, for Rotary carries no passengers. Not a smooth-faced pulley vbcel depending on,friction for povrer, but a powerful geared vrheel designed for service and heav;,^ duty.- The teeth are the members and they v/ork^with other men. If a tooth is broken or missing the work of the whole is impeded or stopped. There is no room in Rotary for broken: or iniss'ing troth/ The teeth are solidly bound together by thq, ria> .which is the club. The spokes are meetings, coming at regular intervals, importing througli the club to its members the inspiration and resistless' force of thr central shaft, which is the spirit .of Rotary, The s'piri't of ilnselfish service extending from the central plant of Rotary Intprnational-throMgh every club in and around the world, ^ the v.'heol turns it radiates the Love of Rotary, rep'rinted from Battle Greek bulletin. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. ~ DUlnct Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1930-31 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice<President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President.— Director . . DONALD V. SHORNQ ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice«President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVAR1E S. COFFMAN — Director > Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Mllnes, Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, I J. Howard M. J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Teeter, Carl F. Vinton FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION ^harles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson C. Alfred Rice K H H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM Fred H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnlght, . Harry L. Taylor D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie H. Woodword C Earl VanAken L. ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE CRIPPLED L. R.. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDoniel W. Williams,-E~ Harold Munn,-Jr., R. J. Frater, H. R. Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeilh, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Choirman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Waldron Lewis Penninglon 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnlght (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Barnes 22—L. Paul McDoniel (Family Picnic) Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick VanAken 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 10—William 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat A. Mitnes The above Is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have Inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' i �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vole IV NOe I 2? 1 January 22, 1951 BOUQUETS TO " YE OLD EDITOR" THE SARLE: His prosram with Guy Peppiatt as speaker v;as really tops, and all of us left the meeting v/ith the feeling that v/e had heard some clean cut, sharp opinions on the Wash ington situation. Without any visible aid, Mr. Peppiatt, the President of Federal Mogul, spoke for an interesting thirty minutes, and had the complete attention of every man in the room. He mentioned that confusion is the key v;ord in Washington today, but also reminded us that part of confusion is the manifestation of a Democracy: of hov; there are two schools of thought on military procurement. One to go all out, and the other to just get prepared: ho spoke of material, v/age, manpov/er, and price control: and sumed his message up v/ith these three conclusions that his experiences had proven to him to be correct. 1. We will have a period of tension for 10 years. 2. A period of sacrifice. 3« An attack on our democratic institution by reason of the emergency we find our selves in. A sv/ell talk, and after hearing it, you didn't have to wonder why he is president of Federal Mogul. John welcomed in his usual fine style last Tuesday !{. good brothers from Angola; The Quincy Miller; and Bruce Wilbur from Bronson; also Don Herr and Sam Mac Arthur. You all know Don, and Mr. Mac Arthur is vi th F.M, in Detroit, On the list missing that grand program of Earle's were: Holt*, Rennell, Treloar, Waldron, and Way. After all make-ups v/ere in for the meeting of Tuesday January, 9th, our attendance was 95-52^, and last Tuesday v;as 92,5U^> but that should jump some because I know that some of those lads will come up v/ith make up cards. HOORAY FOR ROTARY; It's always good to see Rotarians doing things in a community way, and that is just v/hat is happening today, Fritz is Chairman of Branch County for the March of Dimes. This is a big job as last year there wore 23 cases v/hich depleted the treasury, and it is up to Fritz to build it Fritz in charge the job healer for starting the buck contributed v/as by up. We have no worry now, because with Rotarian will be done but well. Congrats to the bone hat Tuesday for dimes. Word has it that the only Spencer. Maybe wo better try it again next Tuesday for a little more of those breen-backs Now the OLD MEN are also active and this is especially good to see, Les and Prank Murray are taking on this vhole blood program. Prank is county chairman, and Les is blood Donor Recruitment Chairman. This is another big job, and a very necessary one if you only realized how sad this blood program has been. With the nev/ program in effect, blood will be available to anyone in the county at no charge. Les tells us that he has contacted 33 different organizations, and that I7 from Aotary have signed up. It didn't seem to poor old mo that 17 was very good out of 70 men. What do you think? Better call Les and sign up. The club is happy to see Rotary at work in the community. And while speaking about all the v/onderful Rotarians v/e must mention the name of Robbin Livermore. We saw him ushering in church Sunday, Ain't that wonderful. And, Oh Yes, there is the new bank board member Rick Manguse, He just returned from the South, so maybe the time is ripe for a.loan.Jilso a. thanks. toJyrorL fro-help with this sheet. Ray the Pox has the program next Tuesday, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregotienol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeterio — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. — Diitrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater--1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW — Viee-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeonts-ot-Arms • >0^ CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. F Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. FELLOWSHIP G TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Vinton C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION K Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock Harry L. Taylor PROGRAM Fred H. J ROTARY INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnSghl, D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds VanAken William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C I William A. Milnes, Earl J. Corwin, H Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richord Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens'— Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. B CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL • URBAN E. J. Renn^ll, J. E. Bailey, Ri L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, I. P. McDaniel R. J. Prater, H. W. Williams, E. Harold. Munn, Jr., R. Weldner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce, SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeilh, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. SERVICE W. Grant Treloar,' Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Fomily Picnic) Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Froser 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER ' MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 15—Tri-Stafe Meeting (Tentative) 22-HaroId T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Progrom) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick VonAken 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy . 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 13—Harold R. Weidner 20—Alfred E. Steg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (RuroUUrban Program) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mog. Program) H. Woodward 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore Olds The above Is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as for in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dotes with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have Inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I ^'He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' FRED WEEKS, Program Cholrman �*'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan IV. i No. 28 January 29^ 1951 Our friend the Fox had a nichtj^ nice prograni last Tuesday and on the stage appeared five of the more successful men of Cold.Tater and Rotary. Robert, The Lyon, headed the parade, then came Clizbee, A1 Rice, The C.P.A, from Hillsdale, and Hi Pockets. These men all gave us interesting, al though not too intir.iato sketches of their lives, and v.-e all left Rotary last Tuesday, determined to pattern our lives after these fine folks. Our thanks to Ray and Fred for another in a series of fine prograros. Hovrard (Anti) S7:an has the program for next meeting and vrhen vre called he v;as so busy counting his net fro:;, that printing business that he couldnH find time to talk to us, Ho-.vover, the Sv;an vrati is the best v/ay so it v/ill be a good program ne:rb Tuesday. ' Missing last v/eek v;ere Johnson, Pearce which gave us an attendance of Livermore, i.icDaniel, Munn, and For the meeting of Jan, l6th, v/e boasted an average of 97.01^ after all the make-ups vrere in» All in all, I think that everyone is quite satisfied with our attend ance average and much of the credit goes to Bill Milnos and his tire less effort in reminding the bc^''s that a good Rotarian attends the meetings. Again, our thanks to the many fellcn'/s who malce a real effort to make up. It isn^t always easy but it does sho\r a fine Rotary spirit. Introduced by John (without his upper plate) 7-alker last vreek were Homer Cox of Quincy and George Jeffrey from Bronson. Lucty break for you 77, You fellov7s who are planning on attending the Rotary International Convention at Atlantic City can get the dope from Harvey Bent, v/ho is acting as chairman of our convention delegation. Robin (lost his hat) Shaw is taking reservations for-the District Assembly to be held in Benton Harbor, probably in the month of April. Congratulations to the eight year men and their chorus last Tuesday. IVondcrful music. Also congrats to Lcs Wcod..'ard on being elected to the presidency of the Fifty Plus Club of the Cclrivj-ater Rotary. They couldn't have picked a better man as is evidenced by the job he did on the Red Cross Blood program. are doing nicely. Also understand that Fritz and the March of Dimes Don't forget your contributions.... ..o,, We note that Will Hov;ard, Sec'y-Treas. of the Jackson Club, has an attendance record of 30 perfect years. The Coldwater Club congrat ulates this sv;ell record. Word has it that Quincy Club have stai'ted .a volley Ball Team., Bet Cold'-'ntrr could boat'on.. =. . .^Ed Rennell rs remodeling his cottage at Coldwater Lake and wc uiidcrstand he is making it into a real swell homes '-O knovr you vfill really enjoj' it Ed,, In case some of you fellovvs are wondering ho;v to ret there, it is right along millionaires' row, next to Teeter's mansion^ -See you Tuesday, Ken. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �J19TH DlSTRia VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Govarnor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Viee-President S. ANDREWS - President ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Viee-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director 6UVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNHH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms * ^ CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIF CATION Ernest B W. Lus e, William A. Milnes, Earl J. Ray R. Fox Frederick MEMBERSHIP Maurice 0. Payne, F. F Leslie Treat, FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION G PROGRAM Fred H. Weeks, SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J TELEPHONE Walter J. Blen, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor D I Corwin, Wililom H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie H. Woodv/ard C VonAken C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION K Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock H E. Byron Thomas • BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. MeComb I ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC ' Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Mangute ■ Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B L. R.'livarmora, M. H. Derhammer, G. -A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL • URBAN E. J. Rennell. J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell; W. Treat, I. P. McDaniel R. J. Fraser, D t. R. W. Williams, E. Harold Munn,^ Jr., Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pedrce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. LIvermare, H. K. Swan, R. 6. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Bornes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Chlld'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser 29—Horold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 2—L. 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentotive) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) Earle Dovidson 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 5—Frederick VanAken 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best'' j �Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV. 1 No. 29 February 5, 1951 Congratulations to beo ^Joodv/tird and Frank Murray and all the fellov/s who assisted In making the recent Red Gross blood program a success. They v/ent well over the necessary quota of donors for another job well done by Rotarians, Noticed several busy Rotary members who were giving their time as v^ell as their blood to make the program ''go" and "thanks" to each of them... .Fritz is Sulli taking money for his arch of Dimes" effort so if any of you have a bit extra give Fritz a buzz and he'll pick it up See v;here Sieg has accepted the chairmanship for the coming Red Gross Drive, A Blue Ribbon to A1 as well as Red Cross for picking such an able leader foj? the 1951 drive Clmsted made up last week's meeting in Chicago and reports an interesting meeting. Guess it's about tops in size for Rotary Clubs... .V/e note that Brother Pearce from over Bronson way reports three 100^ meetings in Jan, Very Good Hov/dy Teeters will do the honors for next week's meeting. The dist rict Manager for tl^e Equitable Life /^p^urance Society of America, etc., announces that Sam (fOrsfine froit the battle Creek club y/lH be our spea ker. Some ot us havo ha^ the privilege pf . hearing SE}m before he Is alway good, Re is a past-presidant of the Battle Creek'Club, a pas.t^ district governor, has attended many f^ptary International Conferences, and v/hen one think^ of Rotary Ip the name of $ani pprslins al ways come to the fore, VJe congratulate Howard, in arranging 'for this speaker. ^ .-.I,, — ,,..,. — "' ■ ' >•-<!}> 'l»J- Dr, R, M, French was our speaker last Tuesday, mentioning the many problems that his department is confronted with, and also touching on our thinking Internationally. Dr. French is always a welcome speaker for the Coldwater Rotary Club and our thanks to Howard the Swan for the program. Attendance for last Tuesday was 85,07^. After the make-ups v;ere in we had an average of 92.54:% for the meeting of January 23rd, The birthday cake that the boys sold us last week was 0,K., but the singing they gave us, well, e'nuf said,.,. At the Board Meeting Thursday our next project was discussed. It is the play "Harvey", and will show here on May 19th, and will be pro duced by the Civic Bpama "^ulld of New York, That is the same group that did the play for us last year. Another tried and true Rotarian is in charge of this money-making project, and we emphasize the 'MOI^JEY-MaKING" and his name is Charles V/oodv/ard, the comn-lttee named to assist him Is Jim McGomb, Dick Manguse, Carl Vinton, and.Barney Tpebllcock- This is going to be a ticket soiling job men, and It will take the v/hole-hearted cooperation of every man to make it successfulc Remember, we need the money badly. The 4 service clubs have joined in maming a permanent committee to assist in arrangements for the All Bports Banquets Bob Livermore will represent Rotary. ^Thought you m'.ght be Interested in knowing that 17 clubs from our district reported a total of $1133 contributed to the .,Rotary Foundation in the-memory of R,D,G, Guy to a man that deserves it...,Listen to -K-ir-sch, A swell tribute^ this..,.The Marshall Club netted $2157 on the sale of their Rotary Call Extra Boy, couldn't we use some thing like that, though.,« Don't forget and say hello to our Tyrotar next Tuesday. He is your guest, K.M.P. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M T ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M I STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) I BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. ~ District Gev«rnor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer'. ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director • GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Maurice William A. Milnes, Luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick I H. Vincent Komstien, Max A. Olds J MEMBERSHIP F D. Payne, F. William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, ROTARY INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP G John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnlght, Harry I. Taylor D C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebileock PROGRAM Fred H. Weeks, TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton Leslie H. Woodward C SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Earl i. Corwin, VonAken H E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. MeComb I ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clora Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermere, M. H. Derhammer, O. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDanie! W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce- R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weidner SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Choirman. Swan, R. G. SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Waldron Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) * 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Chlld'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 2—L. 5—Russell G. Waldron 1—Richard Manguse Earle Davidson 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational' Serv. Program) 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-HQrold T. Hiil 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner ' 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Pfo^rant) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) . ^ 6—"Roy C; Patterson (Rotary 'Mag."Pr6grarn) . ' 13—Leslie H. Woodward 20—F. Leslie Treat 21—Milford A. McKeith 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) ^ 8—E. Byron Thomas 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) t 26-<-G. <A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 10—William A. Milnes 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 24-Max A. Olds 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the frnal arrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most W/?o Serves Besf^ ,. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ^ Vol. IV February 12, 19^1 No. 30 It was a real pleasure for us to welcome P»D» Gov. Sam Gorsline, of Bedford and the Battle Creek Club to Rotary in Coldwater last Tuesday, Been a long time since Sam has been over and it*s always a treat when he is to appear on the program. He spoke on some of the interesting observations he has made in his 28 years as a Rotarian, His experiences begin back in 1923 when he became a member of the Chicago Rotary Club and his appointment to the chairmanship of a committee formed the beginning of the Fellowship committee which is a part of every Rotary Club, His description of the operation of this committee "Chicago style" sets a pattern for all clubs to follow. In his 28 years Sam has missed but one meeting, that being when he was confined to a hospital bed. Planning his attendance he has made this record. His description of his many interesting experiences leaves no doubt but that his interest in people plus a true Rotary spirit adds up to being a real Rotarian, Our thanks to Sam Gorsline for taking time from his busy schedule to include the Coldwater Rotary Club and to Howard Teeter for his foresight in arranging this fine program. And now for next Tuesday we welcome into our humble group, none other than Blaque Knirk, our farmer friend from the Quincy Club. Blaque is president of the Branch County Farm Bureau and a member of the Board of Directors of the Michigan Farm Bureau, as well as doing a X^tle farming op the ^ide, siibject wi^l be "Agric>ature?s most ^rplexing problem, Rurs^XTbrb^ ReXatiopSfi' V^e have'he^d PX^que before'and he always does a swell job, -Freddy V^eeks will dp tJ^e honors by introducing our speaker. +1, i might be well to give our program chairman a little pat the back. The poor fellow works all year and he's come up'ivith a very excellent batch of programs and receives little credit, A vote of thanks to Fred Weeks for a continued fine job. And we must mention Ernie again. That secretary's job ain't what It might be, but "Old Ernie" sticks right there, doing a real job. The district gov ernor never needs to worry about our reports being late and it's Ernie who carries on frcm year to ye^. Word has it that Shaw has already given him a pair of shoes to pave the way for ne^ year. Then there's Vince and John, coming up ^vith their pleasant Z L Clara letting us enjoy our singing, and we must menticn brother Mark. He s making a real good record this year and making us all look forward to each Tuesday. Now, if we can only talk the hotel out of that creamed Tutti-a-lagoop, all will be Rosv for Rose, Among the missing last Tuesday were, McKeith, Olds, Owens, and Putnam. Word has It that each of these bad beys have agreed to make up and that will give us 100% meet, ing for spencer Sam. If he can do it for 28 years we should be able to give him 100% on his visit to Coldwater. Ernie dug deep in his piles to come up with the figure of average attendance for January, Not bad, not bad, at all, especially with the Woodwards spending most of their time Skiing in the North Country. oommittee met last Tuesday so that is under way. Don't yrget the date, May 19th. Fritz reports $6730 collected on his "March of Dimes" drive Eveprone IS mOTe than pleased with the amount that had been collected for this vrorthy f 1° ® well done, by plenty y hard work y JVxtz and his committee,...Se by the papers that Byron has accepted some mportant job on the cxvilian defense set-up. Won't have to worry about that witn E, B, at the head. the aXf^i? ^ows!" Ken. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursdoy 12:15M BRONSON — Ccngregaticnal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRia VERNON C. OICOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1930-31 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-president MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH I. OLMSTED — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTiEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms . ^ CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A E CLASSIF CATION Ernest W. B Lut e, Frederick MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. F Leslie Treat, SERGEANTS-AT.ARMS H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds VonAken ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. FELLOWSHIP 6 John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor D I J William H. Fronkhouser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie H. Woodward C AHENDANCE William A. Miines, Eorl J. Corwin, Roy R. Fox Teeter, Carl F. Vinton C. PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. K Eorle Davidson PROGRAM H Alfred Rice BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, Jomes F. McComb Raymond A. Trebileock Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas TELEPHONE Waiter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Kenneth. M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livoimoro, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. 9 CRIPPLED CHILDREN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Builey, R. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel R. J. RURAL > URBAN Wode, W. Williams, E. Horotd MunA, 'Jr., Fraser, H. R. Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VonAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. Woidron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Eor! J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent IS—Otis Oi Kornstien 19—John Walker Barnes 29—Horold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER ' 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) . 17—Robert J. 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VonAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan ■ MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron Fraser 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. FIske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Specie! Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhouser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy VonAken 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank I. McConkey .20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club.Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'! Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Miines 14—Ei Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rofory Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dotes with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have Inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves BesP' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' ^The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV i No. 31 February 19, 1951* Blaque Knirk, Quincy Rotarian, gave a fine rural-urban talk to our club last Tuesday noon. As president of the Branch County Farm Bureau, and a member of the Board of Directors of the State Farm Bureau, Blaque has access to a lot of statis tics which give a better understanding of the farmers* problems. After hearing his discussion concerning the net income of the average farmer, and the small frac tion of the food dollar which actually gets back to him, we can understand why so few Branch County farmers drive Cadillacs, Now we need someone to explain why so few of us city fellers can own one. Thanks, Blaque, for this bit of inter-club service. (And our thanks to Fred for the afore paragraph.) Johnny I'falker had it pretty soft last week, having to introduce but two visit ing Rotarians, Art Kabel from the club at Ktchener, IVaterloo, Ontario, Canada. Art*s classification was men's wear* Also Rev, Gordon Showers from the Quincy Club came along to keep Blaque company. V/onder v/here the Quincy Miller was? Don't forget to greet our Tyrotar who again next Vfeek will be Gerald, Wayne Johnson introduced Joe Nile, the local manager of the Model Finance Company here in Coldv^ater ^A1 Sieg chairman for the program next vj-eek reports that our speaker v/ill be Ed Lincoln, from the Marshall club, Ed is giving us a message on Rotary Inform ation, Club Service, etc, and doubtless his talk will be a shot in the arm that can all use. Further, it won't cost gave it. bucks like it would if the bone-straightener Better make special effort to be there Tuesday. When the roll was called last v;eek, we noticed that Bent, and Bien weren't in their chairs to call out "here", but they can say that "here" at Quincy next Tuesday and help us leep that attendance percentage up near the 100 figure. Chuck and Max were able to make up for the meeting that Sam was with us and we almost made our 100% figure. Hov^ever, there v;ere a couple of stinkers that said they couldn't make it to Quincy Monday, I won't be so bold as to mention names, but you guys know v;ho you are so hang those heads in shame....and then there's the things keep on the enrollment for February is going to be excessive, and after all, who in the world wants to have his name attached to that group. Better be careful boys, our able secretary is keeping close record and the names will be published large the first of March, Keep in mind the week of April 28 to May ii. The district governor has set it aside as youth week, with the theme "Looking Forward with Youth". One district governor has said that "the v;ay to keep a boy out of the mud is to keep his shoes shined", ^d ain't it the truth. Here is an opportunity for our Youth Committee to come along with the above theme in mind for a good program. We quote from the Sturgis Rotary Bulletin the follovring: THE LADDER OF SUCCESS: 100% - I did 90% - I vrill 80% - I can 70% - I think I can 60% - I might S0% - I think I Might -— 14-0% - What is it — I wish I could 20% - I don't knov/ how 10% - I can't 0% - I Tron't A good Rotarian should be well tov/ard the top in his thinking. Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1930-31 MARK 5. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW - ViccProsident ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONAID V. SHORNO - Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-president — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH I. OLM5TED - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treosurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD - Director ^ H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Cholrmon A ATTENDANCE CLASSIF CATION Ernest W. B Lus e, Ray Frederick MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie C F Leslie Treat, H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles .H. Fiske, I. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcoek K ROTARY MAGAZINE L H E. Byron Thomas TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeler,-Carl F. Vlnfbn G PROGRAM Corwin, ROTARY INFORMATION Harry L. Taylor Fred H. Weeks, VanAken William H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS William A. Miines, Earl J, R. Fox BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Monguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE I. R. livermore, M- .H. Derhammer, G^. CRIPPLED CHILDREN C E. J. RennelJ, J. E. Bailey, R. i. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel RURAL - URBAN — W.'Williams, fi." Horotd" Murm,-"Jr.l R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weidner W. W. Woy, B. Keith Peorce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. I. Livermore, H. K. Swon, R. G. Waldron R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST . APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Bonquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1—Richard Monguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Roy R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howord K. Swan Fraser 15—Tri-Stote Meeting \ ■ (Tentative) 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) • - JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Progrom) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VonAken 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank I. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotory Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Mllnes 14—E. Harold Murtn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above Is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed, if you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl Profits Most Who Serves Best'* FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV * No. 32 February 26, 1951 We all enjoyed having Ed, Lincoln, President of the Marshall Club, v.dth us last Tues day for a fine Rotary program. He verified Governor Red*s recommendations in bringing us a helpful message on Club Service, The Marshall Club has given a great deal of thought in developing various phases of Club Service and have given special attention to Rotary Information to the new members. This information should be given in three steps v/hich are: 1, Before membership 2. Introduction to the Club 3- The First Six Months The groiTth and future of. Rotary vfill be the result of an intelligent understanding of Rotary by the individual Rotarian and a practical application of this knowledge by the individual in all Rotary activity and in his personal, business and community life. (Thanks to A1 Sieg for the above.) And again thanks to A1 for this Club Service pro gram. All of iis have talked about this same thing for the Rota ry Club of Coldwater but to this date nothing has been done, V/onder vrhat the trouble is? Harry Taylor has the pro^am for next Tuesday and has v^hat should be one of the best programs of the year. His speaker is Mac McKenzie, personnel representative of the General Motors Institute of Technology at Flint, Remember last year, when Chevrolet has a series of meetings at the Masonic Temple? Ivir. McKenzie was the instructor of those classes and he has a message that should be both helpful and inspirational to every business and professional man. The annual election of officers for the club is April 10th. V/e elect both a Board of Directors and a membership committee. On March 6, we nominate 6 for the membership conmiittee and Ik for the Board. Then on April 10th, 3 are elected for the membership p-oup and 7 for the Board, It is my thinking that here-to-fore the Membership commit tee has been chosen by the president with the approval of the Board but Rotary Inter national suggests the above mentioned procedure, vrhich sounds like a good idea. Understand that Gerald Gentry, our Tyrotar, handled the tickets for Ernie last v^eek. Gerald is a fine hard-v/orking boy and we enjcyed having him meet v:ith us for these last two meetings. The club wishes him every bit of success possible in the coming years. Of course, I can*t help but observe our Fran Ernie, gettingscmeone to do his work for him. Got his poor wife v^orking in his office for him. Too bad. At the guest table we vrelcomed last v;eek, R.J, Megargle from Bronson, and John L. Estrich from Angola, R.J, as you all knovr is an attorney and John's classification is Past Service.,,We missed Bailey, Derhammer, Hamilton, Holtz, Kornstien, McComb, Munn, Pearce, Putnam, Shaw, and Wade last week, hope some will make up and what do you know, had a 100^ meeting Feb. 13th, nothing special, just everybody made Rotary that week. Kin^ nice to have one without all the special plodding that usually goes alongwith a lOO^ter Don't forget the play May 19th, "Harvey". ped Weeks Jr., picked the follovdng up at State, and we thought you all would be inw6F0S # ECONOI^aSTS VERSUS STATISTICIAN An Economists is a man who begins by knowing a very little about a grpt deal and gradually gets to know less and less about more and more, until he finally gets to know practically nothing about everything, V/hereas, a statistician, on the other hand, begins by knowing a great deal about a very little and gradually gets to know more and more about less and less until he finally gets to loiovf practically everjrthing about nothing. See you Tuesday Ken You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Cengrogotlonal Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRia VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Gov«rnor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-Pretident ERNEST W. LU5E — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President - Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V, SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Williom A. Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox Milnes, Earl J. Frederick MEMBERSHIP F Mourice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnson, Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Leslie H. Woodward VanAken SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, Teeter, Carl F. Vinton C. Alfred Rice FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION BIRTHDAY John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Charles H. Fitke, I. Eorle Davidson Raymond A. Trebllcock Max A. Olds, James F. MeComb Harry L, Taylor PROGRAM Fred H. Weeks, H • E. Byron Thomas L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Mourice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman B A YOUTH SERVICE t. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G- A- CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN E.'J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey,-R, L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treot, L. P. McDaniel R. J. W. Froser, H. R. Weidner WiULoms, E. Harold Munn. Jr.. W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearee SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeilh, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H, T. Hill Lewis Pennington G. Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST ' 1—Eorl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladles' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 15—Otis O. Kornshen Barnes 29—Harold J. 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) Hamilton ^ Fraser t JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—1. Earle Davidson 5—Russell 0. Waldron 12—District Governor (Tentative) 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 16—b'. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Pox- - B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 5—Frederick VanAken 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Progrom) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Lodies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 26—Wayne W. Way 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rofory Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program)' 10—Williom A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treot The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far In advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW1 FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best^' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best' ^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV i No. 32 February 26, 19^1 We all enjoyed having Ed. Lincoln, President oi the Marshall Club, vrith us last Tues day for a fine Rotary program. He verified Governor Red's reconmicndations in bringing us a helpful message on Club Service. The Marshall Club has given a great deal of thought in developing various phases of Club Service and have given special attention to Rotary Information to the ne\'; members. This information should be given in three steps which are: 1, Before membership 2, 3, Introduction to the Club The First Six Months The growth and future of. Rotary vfill be the result of an intelligent understanding of Rotary by the individual Rotarian and a practical application of this knowledge by the individual in all Rotary activity and in his personal, business and community life. (Thanks to A1 Sieg for the above.) gram, And again thanks to A1 for this Club Service pro All of us have talked about this same thing for the Rota ry Club of Coldwater but to this date nothing has been done. Wonder v;hat the trouble is? Harry Taylor has the program for next Tuesday and has v/hat should be one of the best programs of the year. His speaker is Mac McKenzie, personnel representative of the General Motors Institute of Technology at Flint, Remember last year, v/hen Chevrolet has a series of meetings at the Masonic Temple? Mr, McKenzie was the instructor of those classes and he has a message that should be both helpful and inspirational to every business and professional man. The annual election of officers for the club is April 10th. We elect both a Board of Directors and a membership committee. On March 6, we nominate 6 for the membership committee and 11; for the Board. Then on April 10th, 3 are elected for the membership group and 7 for the Board. It is ary thinking that here-to-fore the Membership commit tee has been chosen by the president vrith the approval of the Board but Rotary Inter national suggests the above mentioned procedure, which sounds like a good idea. Understand that Gerald Gentry, our Tyrotar, handled the tickets for Ernie last vfeek. Gerald is a fine hard-working boy and we enjoyed having him meet with us for these last two meetings. The club wishes him every bit of success possible in the coming years. Of course, I can't help but observe our Fran Ernie, gettingacmeonc to do his work for him. Got his poor wife working in his office for him. Too bad At the guest table we v/elcomed last v;eek, R.J, Mcgargle from Bronson, and John L. Estrich from Angola, R.J. as you all knov/ is an attorney and John's classification is Past Service,,,We missed Bailey, Derhammer, Hamilton, Holtz, Kornstien, McComb, Munn, Pearce, Putnam, Shaw, and Wade last v/eek, hope some will make up and vrhat do you know, had a 100^ meeting Feb. 13th, nothing special, just everybody made Rotary that week. Kinda nice to have one without all the special plodding that usually goes along with a lOO^ter Don't forget the play May 19th, "Harvey". Fred Weeks Jr., picked the following up at State, and we thought you all would be inEGQNOr.gSTS IfERSTTS STATISTICIAN An Economists is a man v;ho begins by knoiTing a very little about a great deal and gradually gets to knov/" less and less about more and more, until he finally gets to knov/ practically nothing about everything. Whereas, a statistician, on the other hand, begins by knov/ing a great deal about a very little and gradually gets to know more and more about less and less until he finally gets to Imovf practically everything about nothing. See you Tuesday Ken You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO - Treosuror DONALD V. SHORNO, Treosurer - Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L OLMSTED - Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD - Director • , - H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUE SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman CLASSIFICATION ATTENDANCE Ernest W. Lose, Roy R. Fox William. A. Milnes, Earl J. Corwin, A ' MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie C F Leslie Treat, H. Woodward H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION i G C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, Harry L. Taylor L. K Earle Davidson PROGRAM H BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howord M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinlon FELLOWSHIP Fred SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS VanAken William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKntghl, D Frederick I ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano r' COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Trent, I. P. McOaniel R. J. Fraser, H. - URBAN W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce R. Weidner SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeilh, Robert F. lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. I. Livermore, H. K. , Swan, R. 6. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic] 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Progrom) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER 12—District Governor (Tentative) 19—Warner MAY 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) • 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) • 16—B. Keith Pearce ' 22-Harold T. Hill. 23—Ray R. Fox 29—C. H. Fiske, (Public Information Progrom) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Progrom) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Steg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. _To>'lo'' 5—Frederick VonAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 13—Harold R. Weidner JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-MilFord A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as for in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertoining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV K No, 33 March 3. 19^1 One of the best talks the Cold''"'ater Rotary Club ever heard 7/as made by Mac McKenzie, General Motors personnel representative, from Flint at our meet ing last Tuesday, Llr, McKenzie reminded us that amid the confusion of these times a few stars remain fixed. First he mentioned the law of the universe, illustrating that lav: with the point that if a person drops over a precipice you don't violate the lav; of gravity, you illustrate it. He reminded us of the Lav; of Duty, and the more rights a person has the more duties as citizen also fall upon his shoulders; it is our duty to maintain a free America, Sacrifice; Apostle Paul and the chLirch he helped build, Washington and Valley Forge, and of the boys in Korea, so that we might live here. He closed his talk v;ith the thought that the best citizen is the lad v;ho is putting more in than he is taking out, and that that lav; cannot be violated, Harry Taylor arranged this fine program and a million thanks to Harry for a job v;ell done. Among the vistors v;ere Jack Taylor and V/ilbur Hill from Hagerstovm, Indiana; Elmer Jasper of Algonac, Engineering classification; Lavn-ence Werner, Real Estate from Bronson; Ray Ehl of Quincy; and Jack Ashcora from Hillsdale, Robert Corless is our Tyrotar guest, appearing with Bill I,Mines. Patterson, of Morrison Lake, is responsible for the program next vteek^ V/hen we called him he vras so busy counting his money he wouldn't talk to us, so we'll all have to v;ait until Tuesday, breathlessly, to see v;hat Pat has for us, 'We all knov; the printer though, so were expecting some thing pretty tops. Among the missing last week ivere: McComb, Murray, Pearce, Shavr, Sieg, Treloar, Vinton, Wade, Woodr;ard C,, Les Woodward, which gave us an aver age of 85,07^. After all the make-ups v;ere in for the meeting of the 20th, our average was 88,06^, '.'■onder how many make-ups vre'll have for last meeting* Had a Board meeting Thursday with all in attendance but the Lumber Baron (still in the North resting), and The Bone Fixer (reportedly in Ann Arbor), Everyone indicated a good gossiping time, but there didn't seem that too much constructive work v;as done, Ernie reports a pretty good bank balance* Shav; reported on conditions at Chanute Field, and you boys that v;ant to stay put better have four dependents, Guvarxe reported on something that I don't dare print, ball game, Shorno reported on the Coldwater-Three Rivers basket Moore reported on how busy he was the Board meeting. and I guess that sums up Oh yes, Ernie did mention two fe3_lows v;ho are on the border line in attending. The Bird Club needs reviving,., HAROLD HMIILTON The above boys now have the dubious distinction of being members. Too Bad,,.* So Long Ken You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRia VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. ~ District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-president S. ANDREWS - President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH I. OLMSTED - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeonts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Ernest W. Lose, Ray R. Fox Mlines, Frederick Leslie H. Woodword H. Vincent Kornstlen, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Earl J. Corwin, VanAken Howard M. FELLOWSHIP Teeter, Carl F. Vinton C. Alfred Rice BIRTHDAY PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. FIske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trefailcock John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor PROGRAM ROTARY MAGAZINE Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomos Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Max A. Olds, James F. McComb I MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE L.-R. Livermere, M. H. Derhommer,_G. A. 3 CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN E. J. Rennet!, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel R. J. Fraser, W. WUIiems, E. Harold Munn, Jr., H. R. Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Penninglon 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Eorl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Wolker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser t 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 2—L. 5—Russell G. Waldron * Earle Davidson 1—Richard Manguse 8-^E.. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) ,., 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 22-Harold T. Hill .... 29—C. H. FIske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swon JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy • VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladles' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 13—Harold R. Weidner 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) H. Woodward 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Cor! F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have Inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan \tA IV* No* Mprrh 1?, 1951, Roy Patterson did an unusually fine job last Tuesday in giving the club a bit of in sight on our Rotary Magazine* He mentioned that the first Rotarian v:as published in 1911, making this year it*s itOth birthday, and that today the staff consists of 3? pec^le. We now have the "Revista Rotaria-", a Spanish edition and the French pub lication called "Le Rotarian", Pat also reminded the club of the many famoua men who, in past years, have contributed to the magazine. The program was not without humor* John suggesting that Pat "hurry along, or you won't get through," and Pat's statement that if all the Hotaiy magazines that had been printed were piled high enough they would fall doivn, added greatly to the message of the day. Pat's talk evidenced thorough advance preparation and v;e commend him for this interesting pro gram on a difficult subject. Les Wood\Tard is in charge of next's Tuesday's meeting, and he tells us the Melissa Seinmelroth will be our speaker. so be certain that you are there. This should be another in a series of good programs, The attendance for last Tuesday was 90»l6^» After make-ups v^ere in we had an average of 98*51^ for the meeting of February 27, Our February average waw 95»89JS, Our January average certainly merited a "thrown out" chest for the club, had a per centage of 9h*^3% which v/as sufficient to give us fourth place in the district. Seems to me that that is about as high as vie have been in some time,,*.. The guest list last week included such notables as John McBride, Glenn L. Hackett, Chuck Priest, and Gil Pilliod from Angola, Indiana; Hugh W. Clarke Jr., from Jackson; 0. McKenzie from Quincy; Howard Cousins from Detroit; and Charles Cook, public Housing onim,of Detroit as guest of R, J. Megargle from Bronson, Three of our good neighbors from Angola were with us Tuesday for an official invite to the Tri-State meeting March l6th at ''ngola. That is a Friday night and the start ing time is 7130 E.S.T, Chuck Priest v:a5 the spokesman for the Angola bpys and^he told us that the program speaker vras Jack Wright, executive secretary of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce. Remember this is the one meeting of the year that we have an opportunity to enjoy fine Rotary follov/ship v;ith the Montpelier and Angola clubs. This is our seventh meeting and our club must be well represented. Doesn't Rotary mean enough in your life to give it an extra night? If you don't have a car full drop around by the Bon—Ami and see v^ho might be v/anting a ride. Remember the night, March l6th, and the time, 7?30 P.M. at Pokagon, Oh yes boys, be certain and have our song, Michigan }Sy Michigan, vfell memorized by then. Glad to have our Tyrotar, Bob Corless with us again last Tuesday....final voting on the Board members and membership committee is April 10th. If you have a favorite man better get busy. Remember, Monday March 26, is our annual Kiddies Party. Ed Holtz is chairman, so maybe we'll all get a new v^atch..... .guess everyboc^.lcnoy/s by now that Johnson and Teeter made-up in Chicago last Monday, my iry, .Glad to see Bob Wade back after a trip dovm Texas way, also happy to have Manguse back after a fishing trip to Houghton Lake. Guess . he got two small ones New Chamber pres. ident is our Brother, Dick Kerr, more Rotary in community affairs.*.,also must mention that Rotarian "See Jess and have Less" Waldron is the new Treasurer. We noticed this the other day in the Free Press A sultan at odds with his harem, Thought of a way he could scarem. He caught him a mouse, Sot it loose in the house. Thus starting the first harem-scarem, KgRt You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congrogationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretory MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Viee-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVAR1E S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director ^ H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIF CATION Ernest W. B lus e, William A. Milnes, Ray R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C FELLOWSHIP Howard M. G PROGRAM Weeks, E. SER6EANTS.AT.ARM5 Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Teeler, Carl F. Vinlon C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, I. Earle Davidson H L ROTARY MAGAZINE Byron Thomos BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock Harry L. Taylor Fred H. I J. William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D Earl VanAken MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A S YOUTH SERVICE I. R. Livermore. M. H. Derhommer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL• URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel W. Fraser, H. R. Weidner Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. I. Livermore, H. K. Swon, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pcnnington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Ear! J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Progrom) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Fraser 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 5—Frederick VanAken 3—Martin H. Derhommer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 13—Horold R. Weidner 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Toylor 26—Wayne W. Way 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (RurahUrban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Mllford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves BesP^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan Vol. IV I No. 3^ 1 Tfarr.h 19. -|9<1 VTe heard many favorable comments regarding the prograrri Les ^7ood:;:ard introduced last v/eek. I-Iiss Seixielroth has been a teacher, and a very fine one, in our school system for many years, having as pupils such greats as Leslie Treat, Leslie VfoodvTard, "See Jess" VJaldron, etc. Quite naturally she had many interesting tales to relate v;ith this background. A sv-rell program, Les. Big deal for next v;eck boi's. Remember last year -^Then the Dairy Queens vrere with us? Yes, the tine has again arrived and five lovely young lasses vfill be at out meeting. These girls arc spcr.sored by various organizations in the county, and from the group ivill be chosen the Dairy Queen to represent Branch County, lirs. Belle Ne^vell, Spencer Ovrens, and Hark Andrev;s will be the judges, Gordon Schlubatis will also provide the club with a speaker. Last Tuesday we missed: Coffman, Fiske, Hill, Rennell, L, Livermore, HcKnight, Moore, Patterson, Payne, Putnam, Thomas, Trebilcock, and VJaldron, Too many fellovfs. Let's hope that most of these fellows make up at the Tri-State meeting. After all make-ups were in v;e boasted an average of 9U,03^ for the meeting of March 6, Vife vfelcomed as our guest last week. Jack Ashcon from Hillsdalo, who's classifi cation is transportation. The last we heard Si and Mar Treat vrere leaving for the Sunny South yesterday, (Thursday).,,.The Barnes also left Vfednesday night for the South.,,..Poor Old Payne, still in the hospital weeping away.,,Don't believe he's feeling too hot, so maybe he'd enjoy seeing some of you lads....Yes, Byron is in too. Guess he isn't serious, but sick enough to be up with Otis,..,IIcKeith goes to Cincinnati next week for a week. Upon his return he will be a Truss-fitter deluxe... .Better stop in and meet ITaync '."'ay's hct; partner, Jim DeNooyer,. Nice Fellow, club wishes the best for the both of them on their ncvT venture The entire Here are the names that you follows nominated for the membership committee and the Board of Directors. Remember, you will select three (3) for the mem bership and seven (7) for the Board. Check these names over carefully so that you v;ill be able to vote intelligently, tIE.'EFRoPIIP COL.C.gTTEE Chick Kennedy Ed Holtz Howard Teeter Marty Derhamner Bill Mines Ken Putnam BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dick Manguse A1 Sieg Chuck r/oodward Fritz VanAken Bob Shaw Don Shorno Ed Holtz Hovrard Teeter Frank ?.'!urray Fred Teeks Jess V/aldron Bob Livermore Ken Putnam Hal I.Iunn You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M 5TURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mendoy 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, VIce-President - Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS DONALD V. SHORNO, Treosurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director Sergeonts-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Luse, Roy R. Frederick MEMBERSHIP Maurice 0. Payne, F. Leslie SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS William A. Milnes, Ear! J. Corwin, Fox F Leslie Treat, H. Woodward H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds VanAken ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William H. AMFrankha'user, W.I mR. . Johnson,' V--.-^ Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy FELLOWSHIP C. Alfred RLce PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. Ecfrle Davidson' Raymond A.-Trebilcock John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor PROGRAM H . Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC ROTARY MAGAZINE • Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B L. R. Livermore, M. K. Derhammer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN . RURAL• URBAN E. J. Renneli, J. E. Bailey, R. -L. -Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel R. J. W. Williams, Froser, H. 'R. Wcidner E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert-F. Lyon VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. 8. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L.' L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstieit Barnes 22—L. Poul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Renneli (Crippled Chlld'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Froser 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-HaroId T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Progrom) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sleg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weldner 26-Wayne W. Way JULY MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'! Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Mllford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far In advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' _The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. I 36 2iarch 26, 19^1 Had a rather interesting program last Tuesday, including both the Dairy Queen contest ants and our speaker. Professor M. J, Jenson from the Dairy Department of Michigan State College, He mentioned the eating habits of the early Greeks and Romans, and how they were concerned with how much they could eat, giving no thought to the nutritional value of food. All of us should drink at least one quart of milk (Payne) a day, eat one egg, two vegetables, two fruits and some fresh lean meat or fish to maintain a bal anced diet, Vf'e should consume from to 38 parts of milk a day in our diet and facts have proven that we get only from 8 to 10, Remember, here in the United States we can get good fresh milk but this is not true in other countries, Sooo, Lads, it*s more milk for all of us. Spencer introduced the beauty contestants, vrith Beth Davis from Gilead being the Queen; B arbara Engle from Coldwater running a close second; Dorothy Mollenkopf from Ovid Township third; and Margaret Peck from Union City being fourth, lYe also enjoyed having at the speakers table Mrs. Luella Schrier and Ralph Kirch from the County Agriculture Office, Warren Williams, head of the Rural-Urban com'iittee introduced the spealcer and guests, Robin Shavr presided in the absence of Mark who was home sick. Had a good meeting with Angola and Montpelier last Friday at Potavratomi with 2h Rotarians from Coldwater present. Jack Reich from the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce was the speaker and he did a avvell job, telling us, once again, that this is our government and we had better take a little more interest in it, i.^yron Hutchins, a fine whistler, a young lady playing the marimba, and a really srrell quartet from Auburn rounded out the entertainment, A true "Rotary" evening of fellov/ship. Only one sour note, and that was the fact that only about a third of our club vras present while the other clubs had nearly 100^ attendance, V/onder v^hat's wrong We enjoyed as our guests last Tuesday, A1 W, Dirnmers from Hilledale; The Quincy Miller; V, C, Schwabland of Blissfield; Melvin Blue from Quincy, and Ed Hochhauser with Hal Munn, Mr, Hochhauser is with the stations relations department of the Associated Pro gram Service, ATTENTION It's Monday, March 26th, not Tuesday, for Rotary next week. at the American Legion Building, Regular noontime meeting, The annual KIDDIES' PARTY Ed Holtz is program chair man and the Fast Brothers from Jonesville will be here with their Magacian act, Ed premises a good time for you Dads and the Kids so remember the date and be there with your family. If you haven't one that still is no problem with Shaw and Treat members of the club. Guess weft-e a little late with this but our friend from Albion, C. Reginald Smith, Chair man of the nominating committee for the president of Rotary International for 1951-^2 reports the name of Franl< E, Spain to the members of Rotary, Mr. Spain is a member of the Birmingham, Alabama Rotary Club and a lawyer by profession. He has been a Rotarian since 1937 and a Past Presidant of his club. He has served Rotary International as Vice President, Director, District Governor, and as a committee chairman and member. For 19^0-^1 he is chairman of the Finance Committee of Rotary International, Good article you all will want to read in the April Rotarian entitled "BETTER iIEN FOR MICHIGAN". It's about Camp Emery,.Missed L, Livermore Tuesday, He's joined Si and Otis in Florida.,.Red McKnight gave us some old "RAZZBERRY" magazines, which v^as the club paper back in 1937- Mightly interesting and v;e'll be reporting from them now and then...Our Tyrotar for the past two weeks has been Harold Grigg, Harold enjoyed visit ing with the boys at Quality Springs, as he is interested in becoming an engineer, Inas-rauch as he was with Fred Weeks we assumed politics was his line but Fred says not. Don't forget, be seeing you Monday at the Legion, Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — CongregoHonot Church — Wodnesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 5:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRia VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM ~ Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms ^ CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman- A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Williom A. Milnes, Luie, Roy R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice 0. Payne, F. VanAken SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. FELLOWSHIP 6 John H. Walker,-Harold J. McKnight, Horry L. Taylor ' Teeter, Carl F. Vinton C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION H BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F.'McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE E. Byron Thomas TELEPHONE Waller J. Sien, John A. Kennedy Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM Fred H. Weeks, I J. William H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward D Earl MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Kenneth M, Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Mdnguse Clara Bovee, Piano ' COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman - ■ ! A B YOUTH SERVICE CRIPPLED CHILDREN C E. J. Rennell, J. E. Boiley, R. L. Wade, L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, L P. McDoniol R. J. Froser, f. R. . RURAL • URBAN: W. Williams, Weidner ••• Horold- Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B., Keith Pearce , - » D SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. MclTelth Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST ■ - 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER Eraser 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 25—F. Murray (Vocational Servl Program) 30—Howard K. Swan 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22—Harold T. Hill • ■ • • 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information' Program) . JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken ' ' 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. MeConkey . - 13—Harold R. Weidner . , 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milfard A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above Is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the finol arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Stort thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ * �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No. I 37 i April 9, 19^1 Been quite a vrhile since we've had a regular Tuesday noon meeting, but keep your shirt on and next Tuesday is the DAY. The new mayor reports that Rotary business, and a lot of it, is the program for the day. First of all, the attendance pins are to be av/arded, so you 2^ year boys better check vrith Ernie to be certain your record is all O.K. Next, we vfill have the election for the nevf officers and board for the coming year and the membership com mittee. Have in mind the boys you plan to vote for so that Rotary may have another good year. The canidates were listed in an issue of the Reflector a couple of weeks ago, so you may refer to it if your memory needs brushing up. Rotary had every right to be proud of their representative at the All Sports banquet. Bob Livermore, and the J. C.'s v/ho v/ere responsible for the banquet did a sv/ell job. Hov;ever, v^henover Rotary drops a regular noon meeting for an evening affair the attendance really drops. Even for as worthy a project as the "All Sports Banquet" too many fail to appear. Twenty-one, yes you read it right, 21, fellov/s vfcre absent which gave us an average of 68,66^ for the evening. Pretty bad, pretty bad. At the Board meeting Thursday, we noted among the highlights the graphic picture that Guvarie showed indicating the present confusion in "Tashington. V/ith a little persuading from the other club members, G. S. might be v/illing to display it before the entire group. Mighty fine, G, S.. Mark mentioned a couple of candidates for the District Governor's position, Ralph Toaz of the Lansing club and barren Carr from the Saugatuck—Douglas Club. Dame rumor has it that several others are interested but to date nothing official, Also Congrats to our nevi Mayor and to Bethel's now Supervisor, . Mighty close but Old JcssG-made it. - Don't forget the District Conference coming Sunday and Monday, April 22 and 23* The place is Benton Harbor and you can't beat it for two days of real Rotary, Shaw, Web Treat, Ernie, Mark, and Chuck V/oodv;ard are pretty certain to be in attendance and several others arc hoping to be there. (Teete:^ you better plan to go.) So if any of you fellows could possibly make it let Bob Shaw knov/. Golchvater should take a large representation to the convention.,,Also the Board voted to again send a young man to Camp Emery. The dates on that are June 20-2h. If anyone has a boy in mind get in touch with Mark at once so that his name may be given consideration. Should be a senior in High School, preferably a son of a club member....Also don't forget the date of "Harvey", Saturday, May 19th. Chuck told the Board Thursday that we should make at least ^JilOOO on the project, that is if everybody works. That, by the way, is ouite a big IF. The treasury is still lev; and v;e do need money. Speaking of the Troasuryj we notice in the Kalamazoo Bulletin vrhere several of the club members had given rather sizeable cash contributions to the Crippled Children's Fund. Our club hasn't asked for donations but we do ask you to help on those moncy-rnising projects and this coming play is one of those projects. V/ill you do yoiir share? If you v/ould rather not sell — tickets but feel you do vrant to be a part of Rotary, Ernie v/ill accept your personal check for 05O.OO made out to the Crippled Children's Fund. In parting, v/e v;ould remind you that once iir. Alfred Sloan said: "m^at v/as good enough, yesterday, is not good onoigh today," Remember the election Tuesday. Ken. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday I2:15M BSONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.} BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - Dtttriet Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1950-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vise-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director S. ANDREWS - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director ^ KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Troosurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeonts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman : CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. ATTENDANCE William Luse, Ray R. Fox Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward Milnes, Frederick Earl J. VanAken SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE Wolter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. PUBLIC FELLOWSHIP Vinlon Charles H. Fiske, L. Eorle Davidson Raymond A. Trebileock PROGRAM ROTARY MAGAZINE £. Byron Thomas C. Alfred Rice BIRTHDAY INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry I. Taylor Feed H. Weeks, H. Vincent Kornslien, Max A. Olds William H, Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. A. Mox A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice D. Poyne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richord Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman YOUTH 3 SERVICE CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. livermore, M. H. Derhommer, <5. , R. J. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDoniel W. Williams,' E. Harold Munn, Jr., Eraser, H. R. Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Peorce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. llvormore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. Woldron ; SERVICE R. B: Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 1—Earl J. Corwin 8—H. Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Fomily Picnic) APRIL 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 5—Richard A, Kerr 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 24—W. R. Johnson (Speciol Rotary Program) 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 29—Horold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—8. Keith Pearee 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Roy R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Fraser 15—Tri-Stafe Meeting (Tentative) 22-HaroId T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhommer 6—.H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Progrom) 17—Wm. H. Frankhouser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VonAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank I. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mog. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'! Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodword 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinfon (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far In advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrongements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details, let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best^' ^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV No, 38 1951. We are indebted to Harry Taylor fOTvV\^py of an issue of the "Razzberry", dated February 11, 1936, It was dedicated in it*s entirety to Frank C, Mooney, Coldwater businessman and Rotarian, who had just recently died. We read messages of sympathy from Father Stanton, Ren Jones, Raymond Dresser (then district gover nor), Bill Otto, Roy Putnam, Bob Sharer, J, I', McAuliffe (president of the Battle Creek Rotary Club), Bert R, Platt (secretary of the Vicksburg Club), and one from the Sturgis Rotary Club, ".liile we didn't knm Mr, Mooney personally, as many of you did, the messages we read certainly proved a real inspiration toward Rotary and what it means. Underneath the picture of Mr, Honney, vrhich was on the cover of the "Razzberry" vfe read, "He died.a Rotarian., but, far better,, he LIVED a Rotarian," Bob Shavr is our nevr president for next year, rd.th Chuck Vood-'ard, vice-presi' dent, Ernie as secretary, and Ed Holtz as treasurer. The Board vdll be completed by A1 Sieg, Dick Ilanguse, Fritz VanAken, Bob Livermore, and past-president Hark, You elected Bill Milnes to serve for three years on the membership committee, John Kennedy for two and Putnam for one year, lath the exception of the last name, should malce a good group of men to guide the club for the coming year, "e wish them well and sincerely hone that every man vdll do his share to help main tain the high standards that ha^'•e been extablished for the Cold^ratcr Rotary Club, v;e enjoyed having as our guests: A1 Herman from Detroit vdth Dick Kerr, and Dick Volk of I'/ausean, Ohio with Freddy I'.eeks, and v;e are told that this is Freddy's home town,, .Bill Milnes presented the attendance pins to barner with 28 perfect years, Harry Taylor 26, John Ifalker 21:, Marty 23, Bob V.ade 12, Weeks 11, Olmsted 10, Fiske 10, Kennedy 7, and Swan 5; also several other fellov/s with fewer than 5 years.....,Ernie reports the attendance for the All Sports Banquet was 83.58^ will 11 fellows failing to make-up. For yesterday we had seven missing for an average of 89»55f^ Sounds kinda low to me,. Bob Kerr has the program next Tuesday ond reports that our speaker will be Dale Dean, the new secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, He v/ill outline his plans for the coming month, which vfill include the Fishermen's Festival, The I' eb Treats, Andrews, Luses, Shav.^s, Putnams and Chuck '"oodward have signed up to attend the convention at Benton Harbor, In thinking of prospective members for our club don't forget that any present member who has 20 years or more of membership in Rotary is eligible for a Senior Active Classification, Perhaps this will open the classification for yoLir man. DISCIPLINE There is a fallacy we today have come to believe as gospel truth: that dif ficulties are something altogether bad and to be avoided at any cost. Our disposi tion is to produce an effortless existence, 'I^hat colossal nonsensel Man's body and mind are so constitued that he can survive only as he overcomes one difficulty after another. Without difficulty we would never have evolved, and without it he will cease to be. History in its storied pages records that the periods of great est difficulty have been the times v^hen men achieved most, while eras of comparative ease have been those of least accomplisliment. effortless life. Never yearn. Jlor..a cG!iafi5rtable. and— If fortune has made your lot easy, then go forth to find some difficulty which you must overmorae. For those who live most fully, drawn to full stature as men and vfomen, are thoy y/ho labor at overcoming the largest number of difficulties, — l/, alderaar r, Argovj',Th,D., Syracuse, N, Y, You Will Always Be Welcome Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - MoncJqy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:1SM BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M -. �r- • f 219TH DISTRia VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwatef --1930-31 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director ERNEST W. tUSE — Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-Presldent — Director _ DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE William A. Ernest W; Luse, Roy R. Fox Milnes, Frederick Earl 1 J. VanAken 1 B F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. FELLOWSHIP - 1 J TELEPHONE Waller J. Blen, John A. Kennedy Teeter, Carl F. Vinton C. Alfred Rice • ■ G - K PUBLIC INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Charles H. Fiske, I. Eorie Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock Harry I. Taylor ' H PROGRAM Fred H. • ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. - D Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds William H. Frankhouser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, L ROTARY MAGAZINE Weeks, E: '.Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. MeComb MUSIC Mourlce D. Payne, Kenneth. M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richord Manguse i COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A i YOUTH SERVICE CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL • URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, I. R. Livsrmore, M. H. Derhommer, 6. A. W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Woy, B. Keith Pearce R. J. Froser, H. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDoniel SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeilli, Rooert F.-lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. SERVICE W. Grant Treloor, Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richord A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10-P.nhnrt R 19—John Walker .17 ■ilehnrt I Frnsfir Bo 6 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 29—Harold J. Hamilton . JANUARY MAY 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16-r-B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23T-Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) . Kerr 8—E. Byron Thomas yi 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howord K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M._ Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhouser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER - - - 3—Warren Williams (RuroLUrban Program) MARCH 10—William A. Milnes 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloor (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lioyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—Gi A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The obove is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special progroms to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint o committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertoining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman "He Profits Most IFAo Serves Best f) �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. 17 !To. i 39 April 23, 19^1. Bc'-d >-err introduced Dale Dean^ secretary of the Chamber of Commercej as his speaker last Tuesday noon. Dale offered some interesting information concern ing the present clean-up membership drive, the Fishermen's Festival, and other activities that come across his desk. I7e are all hoping that the membership problem vrill be settled vrith the completion of this present effort. Several of our Rotary brothers have assisted both financially as well as personal ef fort, If anyone is sufficiently interested as to v/hat is being done by some members financially, ask Si and "Veb Treat, They know. Teeter has given some of his money and time. He has contacted about 2^ business and professional people for memberships. If v^e'll all get behind this thing and push we can have a good Chamber. Rotary is doing it's best to help this civic effort. As Dale said, "some real effort is going into this Fishermen's Festival plan ning." If nothing happens, it should turn out to be an event that you vdll all be proud to be identified v/itlij If you are ask please do your share as it is a big project and only by the combined efforts of everyone can it's success be as.'^ured. This was a s'/irell civic program. Bob, Eart, Johnson and Marx have the program next Tuesday, Johnson reports that after much effort on his part and considerable expense he has secured a very fine motion picture, entitled, "Fishing for Fun", V/ith the Trout season open ing next week-enii this should be a very time?.y planned program, '^e also heard that Friend VJay and Qenercns Mouors had something to do with this picture, but at this writing that fact hasn't been confirmed. The attendance last Tuesday was 91.0li^ vdbh 6 fellov^s absent. After all the make-ups were j.n for the meeting of April 10th, our attendance average was 92.5ii^. Your Tyrotar guest for last vreek vfas Ned ,'hite. He'll be rith us again next week, so take bime to say "hello", end make him feel at home in Rotary. Thanlcs to Grandpa Chickadee for the candy and cigars, and we all congratulate him on his new grandson Our best wishes are vdth the Hurrays on their trip to Europe......Spencer ask as \ve v^ero leaving Rotary last Tuesday, "How much does it cost to join the Chamber"? 'Then told he said, "put me down for a membership, I'd like to bG]ong." That's the kind of community spirit we like to see. Might also add that Rotary is happy to know that Spencer vdll be here another year ..Don't forget our Friend Payne, He's still in room 207 at Otis' hotel and vdl?. be happy to see you. The substitute, sub stitute, song leader vdll bo glad to have him retui-n too L. Earle is off to New York to a Press meeting for a few days Anti-Svran is just off,.. Guess you all knov; that Fiske has moved to the countrj'* now and hopes to spend these last few years growing potatoes Might also mention that Charlie is another Rotarian that has given greatly of his time and energy to Coldvrater, The Rotarian just came and v/e v/orJ.d call your attention to the Community Service article by Harvey S, Firestone, Jr., entitled, NOW UT. ROLL ON RUBBER RO/iDS, '^Rubber highways are actu.ally in existence and have been proving their advantages world-wide.) and don't forget A, C. Ernst once said "The life and vitality of all business is profit," Ken You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor •W'»» Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ^ I ROBERT E. SHAW — Viee-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director^ .. RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer Treasurer Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS S^rgeants-at-Arms ^ CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Mllnes, Ernest W. Luse, Roy R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, FELLOWSHIP Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. G PROGRAM Fred H. Weeks, E. VanAben SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Komstien, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION PUBLIC Charles H. John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor D I J. TELEPHONE Walter J. Blen, John A. Kennedy William H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie H. Woodward C Earl C. Alfred Rice VInton K INFORMATION FIske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebllcock H L ROTARY MAGAZINE Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovoe, Piano I ' COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, 6. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, I. P. McDaniel CRIPPLED CHILDREN C - E.—J; Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wode, R. J. Fraser, D 4. R. RURAL• URBAN --W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., Weidner W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeilh, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairmen. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Treloor, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill lewis Pennington Woldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Komstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program)^Mky 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stafe Meeting (Tentative) 2—L. Earle Davidson SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocalional Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Fraser 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. FIske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Lodies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 26-Wayne W. Way 13—Harold R. Weidner JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloor (intern'! Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Cor! F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above Is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details, let's continue to have Inspiring and entertaining programs. Stort thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Voi. IV f No, liO April 30, 1951* To Wayne, ive v/ant to say "Thanks'' for the program of last Tuesday, It was a mighty swell picture and ever3''one en.ioyed seeing it. One man reported that it v^as the sharpest photography he had ever seen. Too bad that Johnson can't serve the club some freshly caught trout some Tuesday noon. The attendance the past ccu;ile of weeks has been exceptional. the 17th, vre boasted a percentage of 91;.03^- the meeting of last week there were but Ij. of 9li.03A'. For the meeting of After all malce-ups were in, and for misses vdiich gave us the same average With Payne in the hospital and Hurray to Europe that leaves only tvEO men unaccounted for. Spencer introduced as our guests last vreek, LIcGargle from Bronson; Ned Johnstone from the Shanghai PLOtary Club, a guest of Grant Troloar, Ned '//hite, our Tyrotar and a cousin of Ivirs, Livermore from the Los Angeles Club was with Lloyd, Jim IlcComb and Dick Manguse gave us the V70rd on our next project v/hich is the play "Harvey" and is being presented May 19th, The club v;ill be divided into tv;o teams, the loosers having to buy the meal for the winners on Tuesday noon. There v/ill be a presentation in the afternoon for the younger folks. The tickets for the evening shovr will be .f>2,00 each, including the tax. Our good secretary reports that he al ready has his ten (10) tickets sold. Someone told me that you either had your choice of selling the 10 tickets or taking the 20 bucks from your pocket, that the committee were excepting no returns on tickets. Better get busy boys. Bob Lyons will handle the reservations at the drug store. Dick Llanguse has the program next week and has as his guest. Prof. Edvj-ard C. Prophet, professor of Geography at the Michigan State College in East Lansing. He vfill speak on the hot and cold vrar in Asia and will include some material on liacArthur, This man has a tremendous amount of kncaTledge and ability so everyone should make an ex tra effort to not only attend the luncheon but stay and h.ear tlie speaker. Yours truly was fortunate to have a class under this nan at State and he is roallj'' good, Mark has urged you, if you wish, to bring a guest for our meeting next Tuesday'- noon. The scout master, assistant scout master and the members of the Boy Scout Council are members of the Rotary Club of Florence, Kansas, Scouts and Rotarians, working together, built a stone cabin about which scout activities are centered. The Florence Rotarians, by participating with the scouts in all of tlucir activities, are directly influencing the lives of those young people. Is the Coldv:ater Club doing everything possible to justify its' Charter in Coldv;ater? SIX mSTAKES OF LIFE.... -1, The delusion that individual advancement is made by crushing others dovm, 2, The tendency to worry about a thing that cannot be changed or coirected, 3. Insisting that a thing is impossible because we ourselves have not accom plished it, li. Refusing to set aside trivial preferences in order that important things may be acccsnplished. Attempting to compel others to believe and live as vre do. 6, The failure to establish the habit of saving rnpney. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vlce-Presidenl MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director / ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-president — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE 1 Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Milnet, Ernest W. Luse, Roy R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C FELLOWSHIP Howard M. E. J TELEPHONE Wolter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Teeter, Carl F. Vinton C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Chorles H. Fiske, I. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock Harry I. Taylor Fred H. Weeks, H. Vincent Kornslien, Mox A. Olds VanAken ROTARY INFORMATION G PROGRAM SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, D I Earl J. Corwin, H L ROTARY MAGAZINE Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richord Monguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman CRIPPLED A YOUTH SERVICE I. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer. O. A. CHILDREN C E. J. Rennell, Ji E. Boiley, R. I. Wade, R. J. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDoniel Eraser, H. R. Weidner RURAL • URBAN W, Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., ' W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Homilton, M. A, McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairmon. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. I' Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Troloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—1. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program),i 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY MAY 1—Richard Monguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv, Program) 30—Howard K. Swan Fraser 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rofy Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Fronk L. MeConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 10—William A. Milnes 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloor (Intern'] Serv. Pro'g) 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lioyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above Is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plon your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed, if you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best if �The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club approved the names and classifications given below. t i has Any objections should be filed with the secretary without delay: V « Merle R, French County Health Officer Chester L, Allemier Hotel - Motel Craig Sebald Special Farming Mink Raising Signed: Ernest VJ, Luse, Secretary April 27, 1951 �.5:, -f -uTv. T ;!0: -r /V,'. ' )!-V :,r?j �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV I No. iil May 7. 19'^! Dick Manguse \"as responsible for the program last Tuesday* Ho presented Lirs, Huth Burkcvrakis an employee at the Federal Ilogul Plant. I\Irs. Burkcnvskis and her family came here recently from Latavia and arc living on the Schlubatis farm south of Coldv/ater, She told an amazingly realistic story of conditions in Latavia, start ing in 19iiO Y/hen the Russians commenced nationalizing her country, taking ar/ay the larger farms and then placing Russian personel in higher government offices* The next step v;as the removing of the population. To V/hcre? V/e are not certain but ,on June 12, 13, lU, 32,000 people v;ere taken from the country, put in railroad carsj mostly at night, never coming back. Then came the v/ar vrith Russia and Germany. The Germans rolled over her countryj starting Gorman labor offices vrith everyone ovei' 18 registering. From Lhtavia she v;as forced to move to Germany, put in a concentra tion camp, vrorking 12 hours a day in a factory vrith very poor food. In ./pril of \x$ the Americans arrived and better food was available at once. The family applied for Overseas in April of 19U6 and after much red tape, exams, paper vrork, etc., they finally arrived in New York on July 17, 19U9. There v/as a question and ansi-ver period following her talk. We v;ere interested in the fact that she was so impressed v/ith hovf everyone is always in a HURRY in this country. Not like that in Latavia^ she says. After listening to this story from one who actually lived it vm all must be, once again, filled v;ith thanksgiving for the fact that vre are Americans, that v^e have a Rotary Club to attend and our multitude of other blessings, Dicic, this v;as an exceptional Internatio nal Service program and one that we v/ill long remember, "THANKS". The attendance for last vfcek vras 89.55^, with Barnes, Bien, Johnson, Munn, Murray, O.'ens, and Payne missing. meeting of the 2hth vras 97.01^, After all make-ups were in, our average for the The guest list included George Kelly from the Douglas Mfg, Co., in Bronson vrith Vince Kornstien and our Tyrotar was Ilaurice Troutman, introduced by Earl Corvjln, It v;as interesting to note that Frank Murray had attended Rotary aboard the Queen Elizabeth on his v/ay to Europe,....Congratulations to Ralph Toaz on his elec tion to the District Governor's Office. Ralph has the qualifications to do a swell job.,,.Ernie reports that there vrere no bird club members in April.,,,The ticket sale is coming pretty good. Swan has sold C26.00 vrorth, Coffman gave his vdfe (you ought to eat her chicken lads) 10, \7illiams and Luse have sold 10.,.,, Don*t forget to bring 29 cents or some wash cloths to Rotary next week. This project is being sponsored by the Hospital Auxiliary, spear-headed by another Rotary Ann, Uargarot Olmsted.Romcnber, v/ash cloths or 29 cents, take your choice. We note that Charles F, (Irish) Ramsey was just elected president of the Ann Arbor Club. Irishserved oiir club as president in 1929-1930, Congratulations to Irish arid the Ann Arbor Club, hands. We know from experience that the helm will be in good B yron Thomas is in charge of the program for next week and his secretary informs our secretary that mention of the program is in Byron's memorandum book. all anticipate a very excellent time next Tuesday, Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteno - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M We �219TH DISTRia VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1930-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President S. ANDREWS ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice>President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director . - President KENNETH I. OlMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeonts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Miines, Ernest W. Lose, Roy R. Fox - 'Frederick F MEMBERSHIP SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE Wolter 'J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton Leslie H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP G John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION K Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebileock Harry L. Taylor D I Corwin, William H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnson, Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, C Earl J. VanAken PROGRAM H Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY * Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE ' MUSIC Maurice' D.' Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Rby C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE _ B CRIPPLED CHILDREN. E. J. Ronnetl, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fraser, 1. R. Weidner L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel D RURAL - URBAN W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., ' W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearee SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F.- Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloor, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. I. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep,'H! T.'Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J, McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Kornstien " 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17^Robert J. Froser 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotory Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Waldron 2—L. ' 1—Richard Manguse Eorle Dovidson 8—E. Byron Thomas IS—Tri-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) •30-^Howard K. Swan 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank I. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26—Wayne W. Way 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Miines 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie K. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best" ^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol» ^ IV. i KO. U2 Hay lii> 1951. It vras good to listen to Byron's program Tuesday, The entertainment was supplied by our own High School students, and without exception, each student did an outstanding job, Harlan Bond, musical director of the school system, announced the presentations and Rotary thanks Harlan for making this program possible. Earlj' in the year it was planned to have all of the fellov:s v:ho became Coldwater Rotarians in the year 1919-^0 give brief biographies d\iring some noon meeting. If you will remember a fovr months ar:o several given and next Tuesday Fred tolls us that Jim Bailey, Vincc Kornstion, Paul HcDaniol, Spence Owens, and Lewis Pennington vdll confess their all, IVith the afore mentioned group confessing it should prove a pro gram that a]1 will vfant to hear so vre will be looking for 100^ attendance next Tues, V/e notice in the Quincy Rotogram where A1 Slog had appeared before the Quincy Club, inviting them to the "Harvey" play, Hay 19th. This indicates that the committee is working. Chuck requests that all of us have our .f20,00 for the tickets wc have s old at the meeting next Tuesday so that th--^ final accounting can be made. Also, Rotarians vrtio arc advertising in Earl's pap er please include a mention of the play in your next Ad, The guest list Monday included Ken Johnstone from Shanghai, Chinas James VJ, Bender from Syracuse) VV, J, Lamb of Sv/an River, Manitoba; La Rue Snath from South Bend, Ind.j and Ma\;ricc Troutman, our Tyrotar, also attending for his second meeting. 22 washclothes were oollected for the Hospital auxiliary and the "passing of the hat" for the boy v^ho "forgot" amounted to ?^10,23* *IS\Y mfflERSt ^^Jicster L, Allemicr, ovmcr and operator of Chester's Motel just IVest of the city limits -;r. 112, was born in 1910 on Feb. 2hth, in Elco, Illinois, Ghet has spent most of his •v O.''king years as a contractor, but also ovmed and operated a bakery in '^uburn for a lev; years before coming to Coldv:atcr, Ho and his vrifo, Fay, along v.dth their nine year old daughter Saraf. moved to Goldvratcr and their Motel in March of 19h9» The land was bought in October of 19U8 and construction started at once, Ghet doing most of his ovm work. There arc I8 completed units and verp soon there vrill be U more, making a total of 22 rental ^inits, Chet has every reason to bo proud of his Motel, itb a real addition to our city. His classification is Hotcl-I'otel. Dr. Merle R, French, Health Officer of Branch and Hillsdale counties holds the class ification of County Health Officer,. Dr, French was born among the tall corn of Marcus^ Iowa on July 31st, 1893. He attended school in that statc^, graduating fron the Col lege of Medicine at the University of Iowa, He was associated with the Ncv/ York State Health Department, later becoming health officer of Cortland County Neiv York. Realis ing that no State offered more than Michigan he accepted a position in 1939 as health officer of Van Buren County then accepting his present position in March of 19U9. "Doc" lives across fron Robin Shavr at 99 Grand Street along with his vrife, Irene, Thcj have 2 daughters, Geraldine, who is a senior and a music major~'at V;estem State, and Ruth Ingersoll, who lives in Minneapolis, He has one granddaughter, Janice, The attendance for the v/eck of May 1st, after all make-ups vEorc in was 89,55^. the meeting of May 0th, 8l,l6^, Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M For �il9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. ~ District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-Presiclent MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, Vico-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeonts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. William A. Milnes, luse, Roy R. Fox Frederick MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie SERGEANT5-AT-ARM5 J. H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE Wolter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. H. Woodward Corwin, William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, F Leslie Treat, Earl VanAken Vinton C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnIght, Charles H. FIske, L. Harry L. Taylor BIRTHDAY Earle Davidson Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM I ROTARY MAGAZINE Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman B A YOUTH SERVICE I. R. Llvermore, M. H. Derhommer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN ' : E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fraser, t. R. Weidner lioneywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDanlel D ^ RURAL. URBAN -WTWilliams, Er HdroId Munn,'Jr." W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTEI^NATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladles' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien Bornes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER Froser 1—Richord Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Slote Meeting (Tentative) 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waidron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 5—Frederick VanAken 3—Martin H. Derhommer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (ladles' Night) 19—Frank I. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 26-Wayne W. Way 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) H. Woodward 10—William A. Milnas 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vintort (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. Ai Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contoct him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to pion such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the vorlous details, let's continue to hove inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW I FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV. i Mo. in 1 iay ?)j Had an interesting program last Tuesday, v;hat \rith speeches by \Toodv;ard, Bailey and Pcnnington and other interested parties. Chuck gave the Club a needed pep talk re garding the sale of tickets for our "HARVEY" show and lots hope that it is sufficient to do the job. Sales didn't look too hot Tuesday but v;e v/on't make any decision until Ernie gives us the word on the profit,,,,,,L, Pcnnington gave some interesting side lights on his background, mentioning hov: he vras born and reared in Illinois and since 1928 has been associated vdth the llontgomery V/ard Company, starting in as a receiving clerk, Lc*.t came to Coldvrater as manager of the local store in 19li9, and lives with his wife and two children on V/est Pearl Street, If hours mean an^/thing. Lev; is doing a great job for his company because v/e really see his car parked in front of the store- most every night and many a Sunday, vdth the boss inside working Jim Bailey told us of his beginning back in Nebraska on Friday, June I3, 1911. (V/c alvrays suspected, no\7 we know.)— Jim graduated from high school in 1928, later graduating from the University of Nebraska and from its' school of medicine. He took his internship at Detroit Receiving, Leila Post and Comiiiunity in Battle Creek, After completing this portion of his training he opened an office with Dr. Phillips in Bronson, later moving to Coldwater where he is nor;: located. After the v/ar from llarch of I9I16 to March of I9U9, Jim took a Residence Training at Leila in Surgery, Wo vrcrc happy to have as our guests, Rev, Frank bright from Athens, introduc cd by Spencer; Elmer Dobson from Quincy; o\ir Tyrotar, Gordon "■allaco; Ken Young, vdth the Bethel Flash* and our new State Junior Chamber President, Sam Rosenborg, introduced by Chuck 'VoodYrard, Once again it was indicated vrhoro the money is, as Bailey and Barnes came across vdth their twenty bucks for H,\RVEY ticket Owens and young Treat exchanged gags and we'll leave it to your guess as to v;ho came out ahead The attendance v^as 91,18^ with Bicn, Fiskc, Johnson, Llanguse, IJurray and Payne among the missing. make-ups v^ere in for the meeting of the 8th, our average vfas 88,2U^. After all We often include names of the fellov/-s v;ho v;ere unable to attend the .rieeting of the previous week, not to point the finger of shame at these men, but to help all the fellows who were absent get together in making-up. Often it is easier to attend another club if somebody calls up and invites you to ride along. Harold Hill is responsible for the progra.m next Tuesday and at the meeting Tuesday he told us he wasn't certain just vAiat it would be so we will just have to wait breathlessly until Tuesday, It was with genuine regret that the Board accepted the resignation of Si Treat, Si has been a member of the club since Hay 1^, I92I1., He certainly has been a darn good Rotarian and v/e all shall miss him. The Board unanimously voted him an honorary membership and vre all hope he v/ill see fit to join us once in a while for lunch on Tuesday, — - - —- — — - IN CLOSING; We would remind you that Andrevf Hellon once said, "A mistake is evidence that someone has tried to do something," Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Porker Inn - Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. — District Governor 2I9TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Cpldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW - Vke-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President - Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice<President — Director KENNETH RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director L. OLMSTEO - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD - Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. William Luse, Roy R. Fox F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP ' Frederick Earl I J. VanAken SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornslien, Mox A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. G PROGRAM Milnes, TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Williom H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnIght, Horry I. Taylor D A. Vinton C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock H Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, Jomes F. MeComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clora Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE I. R. LIvarmore, M. H. Derhommer,-G. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDamel CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL• URBAN E. J. Rennell, i. E. Bailey, R. I. Wade, R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weidner D W. Williams, ~E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, 8. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Homilten, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Choirman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Gront Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hil Lewis Pennlngton Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richord A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. Froser 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Voeotlonal Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan ^ 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-HaroId T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER 3—Martin H. Derhommer 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy FEBRUARY 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry I. Taylor 26-Wayne W. Woy JULY NOVEMBER 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKelth 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and lei the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol, IV No. hh Uav 28. 19^1 At our meeting Tuesday Chuck Woodvrard presented the special Rotary RED ROSE Citation to tvfo people v;ho iiave served the community faithfully for many years. Miss lielissa Sommelrothjivho has been a teacher in the Coldv;ater Public School systcin for 5l years, and Daniel M. Loose, who has also been connected with our school system for the past it8 years. Chuck and Rbtary arc to be commended for honoring these people for their many years of service. Too often those things are forgotten by a com)nunity, v/hich owes so very much to people like the above, who helped it grow", Also, Mrs. Brickcr, Ivlrs. Abbey, and Miss Treichcl appeared before the group in behalf of the k H Fair Board asking us that we support thera in their effort to sell advanced tickets to the amphitheater perforraance. The Club was almost unanimous in its response and they will be at another meeting in the near future to sell each member 2 tickets, each ticket costing 111.75. The Fair Board appreciates Rotary*s help in this project. was program chairman for the day. Harold Hill Chuck also gave us a report on the "H/'.RVEY" ticket sale and the club netted 0Uo6.59. Everyone seemed to enjoy the play and Rotary's bank account looks just a little better, Our thanks to Jim McComb and Dick llanguse for their good help and to Chuck for the overall chairmanship, 358 people were at the Roosevelt Auditorimii last Saturday even ing and v/e took in a total of (^899.25. I wonder if with the right approach we could sell the community on a series of throe plays during the winter season. It would help the club and it is fine entertainment. V.Tiat do you think? The guest list was short but distinguished in character. Lt. Commander Horace V/oodward, who hails from Coldv;atcr, Bill Frankhauser introduced Among the missing last week were Fiske, Johnson, McDaniel, Murray, Patterson, Payne, and Pearco v;hich gives us an average of 89.71^. After all make-ups were in for the meeting of the l5th, our average was 9h*12%* The average attendance in the District for April v^as 88.214,^. the month. Coldwater vj-as eighth in the list vnith an average of 92.53^ for Marshall was in seventh place with an average of 9^,20^. Bronson had i; 100^ meetings for a perfect record in April, bors on the West. -Vb note that arc proud of our neigh Quincy also had throe perfect meetings, so our neighbors are shew ing us how its done. Next week Bob Livermore has the program and several of the TTROTARS who have been meet ing vrith us, each for 2 meetings, throughout the year will be our guests, Gordon Jallace, John Dj'"gcrt, and Maurice ^routman Vj'ill tell us their impressions of the TyTO- tar program and also give us some highlights on the recent trip to 'ashington that the Senior Class made. Governor Nominee, Ralph Toa^, announces that the Training Assembly will bo hold at St, Mary's Lake Camp, June 16, 17. Governor Ralph will be full of Rotary, having, just returned from Lake Placid and a special Governor's training program, so it will be -vrell worth the time, Ernie and" Rob vrould enjoy your company. We read the follov/ing in the Kalamazoo Rotary Mcv;s \inder the heading of FIRESIDE MEETING. "A very enjoyable evening vfas spent at the home of Cameron and Irene Davis last Tuesday, In the presence of their v/ives, nevr Rotarians, , , were in ducted." The program was conducted by the Chairman of their Rotary Information ComKiittee. That's one place that the Coldv;ater Club is and has been vfoofully weak. Wonder if Bob is going to do anything about this? Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneidoy 12:15 M STURGiS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeterio — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-31 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory ROBERT E. SHAW - Vice-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO - Treasure^ ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice>Pre»dent — Director KENNETH RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director L. OLMSTED - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox Frederick Leslie Treat, SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS J. Corwin, VonAken H. Vincent Komstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE Wolter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Heword M. Leslie H. Woodward Teeter, Carl F. Vinlon C. Alfred Rice BIRTHDAY PUBLIC INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Fred Earl William H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnson, F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Milnes, Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Harry L. Taylor Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM ROTARY MAGAZINE H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Monguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman B .CRIPPLED CHILDREN - E. J. Renneil, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, YOUTH SERVICE R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. ; RURAL . URBAN W. Williams, E. 'Harold Munn, ~Jr.', R. J. Froser, H. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDoniel W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VonAken, R. A. Kerr, I. L. Livermore, H. K. Swon, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Kill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert 26—E. J. Renneil (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VonAken 23—Roy R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocotionol Serv. Progrom) Froser MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 22—Harold T. Hill 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron J. 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howord K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rof'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VonAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotory Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Corl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1950-51. Plan your program as for in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dotes with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to hove Inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ * �Profits Most Who Serves Best' .The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV 1 No. June li. 19'^! For our progran last 'I-cck^, Bob Li"cr::ioro introduced thron Tyrotars, Y;ho have been at two of our noon ncetings* Maurice- Troutnan, Gordon V/allacCj rnd John EK'-gcrt, each gave their inprcssions of the Coldv:at(?r Roto.r:- Club and also some highlights on the rocont trip to "'ashington that vras taken by the senior class. All of the bo\'-s sccned to enjoy their Rotary experience, also the conforonces they had with the Rotarian in the profession that they vj-erc planning to enter. The- boys iriadc particular nention of the Tomb of The Unloiovm Soldier, Pan-Ar.iorican Building, United States Bureau of Print ing and Engraving and the "size of the Capitol", as the most interesting points of of their trip in "'ashington. Bob also introduced Don Davis, who will be Coldwater's representative to Camp Emery starting Juno 22nd. of the school for the coming year. Don was also recently elected Mayor The guest list included John Estrich and Harry Klink from the Angola Club^ Frank Knight of Detroit] K. 'd, Johnstone from Chinaj Carl Drcger vath Grant, Carl is from Muskegon and with the Michigan Bell Telephone Company (v;c say this vrith Grant *s per mission)] Jack li'aklin, an Equitable group export v.'ith Toot] Norman Mood of Battle Creek; Mac McKenzie from you know YThere; and Dale Dean v/ith Dick the Kcrr. Remember lads, there are 11 of you v/ho as of yet haven't paid your dues. Ernie hopes that it vion*t be necessary to print the names in the bulletin but they were due May 1, and that is quite a v^hilo ago,,.,Mark mentioned the fact that Bronson has had 10 con secutive 100^ meetings. That's a real record with a ii8 member club, Fe're proud to clam them as our suburb on the >;.'est,...dalt Bien, Ed Rennell, Red lIcKnight, Bob Lyon, and Dick Biringcr, and Charlie Keep were all happy to pay their birthday fines last Tuesday.....Don't forget that next Tuesday Spencer and his committee v/ill be around to sell you tickets for you and tin- iMmnily to the ii-H Fair Amphitheater pc-rfomance. Seventy-five cents for adults and fifty cents for the- kiddies. V/e'll use this means for the Club to once again say liello to our good friend Norn Kohl and hope he's enjoj'lng his nov: Television sot and to tell Pa^me that wo miss him each Tuesday noon and hope he'll soon be back minus the itch. MisLng last Tuesday were Bailey, Hamilton, Johnson, Murray, Patterson, Payne, Fritz VanAkon, Warner Van.iken, and Vinton. /iftor make-ups v/crc in for the meeting of the 22nd, the attendance vras 91,30^. Jim McComb has working on it. i ladies' night coming up in the very near future and has a committee Save your money men, as it promises to be a sv;cll affair. Fritz VanAkcn has the prograin next Tuesday and he tolls us that his speaker is to be a Mr. Lacey, personnel Director at Corning Glass, Albion, Understand that Corning has tried several nev: ideas regarding personnel work. This should be a very fine program well worth listening too, ■ - - - - - HILLSDALE ROTARY NE\'/S — Speakers — one of the irritations discussed at the St. Joe Conference v/as what to do about sneakers - Rotarians who gobble their luncheon and ther "sneak" out. There are a few in every club and they should be denied attendance credit, Maybe we should have a "sneakcr-chocker" and a table labeled "Luncheon only", FLASH McConb reports arrangements final for Ladies' Nite, June-12, at the Co^'?7??Efer Country Club. Country style chicken dinner, excellent entertainment with dancing later in the evening. Price most reasonable. 35,00 per couple. Wc Eiust make reservations so bring your 35.00 and Jin will be selling tickets Tuesday noon. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M "f-r* �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President S. ANDREWS - President ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President ■— Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARJE S. COFFMAN - Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. ' William A. Milnes, Lose, Roy R. Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C FELLOWSHIP H. Vincent Kornstian, Max A. Olds VanAken J ROTARY INFORMATION G C. Alfred Rice K PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, I. Earle Davidson H E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, 'Carl F. Vinton Horry I. Taylor Fred H. Weeks, SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Wolker, Harold J. McKnight, D I Earl J. Corwin, L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Mouriee D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patte.rson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE I. R. Livermore, M. H. Derbommer, G. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel CRIPPLED CHILDREN. . ■ C E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fraser, H. RURAL - URBAN W. R. Weidner Willtoms, E. Horold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKclih, Robert F> Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Gront Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairmen. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, I. L. Livermore, H. K. Swon, R. G. Woldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—EoH J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rolary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Waldron 2—L. Fraser 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas Earle Davidson 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER 3—Martin H. Derhammer 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy FEBRUARY 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'] Serv. Pro'g) MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 3—Warren Williams (Rurol-Urbon Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Horold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrongements are completed. If you want to switch dotes with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to hove inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best'' s �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol, IV No. U6 June 11, 1951. For our program last Tuesday Fritz introduced an interesting speaker, Irving B, Lacey, Personnel Director with the Corning Glass plant at Albion, It was Albion*s ^ood for tune to have natural gas in order to bring this fine plant to its* industrial sot-up. Jim (promoter) McOomb wants your word about Ladies Nite tomorrow evening at the Coun try Club, For A5#00 you can take your favorite woman, eat fried chicken dinner family Jtylc and have sore muscles 'A^ednesday morning from dancing. Program starts at 6j30 pni Oh yes, the girls get flowers, Jim wants a yes or no from each of you. The guest list had Clare Hollister from Eronson and Llelvin Blue of Quincy, Rotarian Les heads up the Red Cross Blood bank program here again. It needs citizen support. Spencer told us about a fine program this Uednesday evening at the high school auditorium. "VTings Over Jordan" is singing at its' best. Good to see Itemsj Payne substituting for Ed, What would we do without these boys. Probably have Ken leading musicilin Member s absent last Tues lay v/ere: Andrews, Bien, Derhammer, Hamilton, Johnson, McDaniel. Moore, Munn, Murr^, Thomas, and C, Woodward, Alread make up cards show Andrevra and Thomas have made up. May attendance was 92,0^ The early leavers for the month of May: Lloyd L, Livermorc, The man whc ha;? not anything to boast of but his illustrious ancestors is like a potato orly gocd bcir.-.ging to him is underground. COMFENS'"-TION If I were standing to be judged. Before the great white throne; Where I could hear the righteous sing and hear the sinners moan, I*d want no greater advocate to make my final plea Than just a boy who'd say "Gee," he did a lot for me LOOK UP "I can see how man can look down upon the earth and be an atheist, but I can not conceive how he could look up into the heavens and say there is no God," —Abraham Lincoln, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 5:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ROBERT E, SHAW — Vice-Pretident ANDREWS - President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V, SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Milnes, Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. Fox F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C Frederick FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton G PROGRAM SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry I. Toylor D I Earl J. Corwin, VanAken C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION H Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY K Charles H. Flske, L. Earle Dovidson Raymond A. Trebilcoek Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B L. R. livermere, M. H. Derhemmer, G. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL• URBAN - E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade,R. J. Fraser, H. W. Williams, R. Weidner E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentotive) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER 3—Mortin H. Derhammer 10—Lloyd R. livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy FEBRUARY 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'I Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) H. Woodward 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A, Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far In advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stog Night, can appoint o committee of fellow members to help with the various detolls. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV 1 No. 1a7 June 18, 19^1. Jim McCorab was responsible for the Ladies Nite get-together at the Country Club last Tuesday evening and from the length of time some folks stayed and various other in dications it must have been a success. The Hotel never did bettor in the chicken they served, nor have Rotary voices ever blended as bcautifullj'" as Master Holtz directed the group in the singing of "Clementine", dedicated to our ncv/ly-v/eds, Harold and Luclla, Marge Corey's little act was enjoyed by all and then we adjourned to dance vrith our favorite Rotary .Vnn, music, V'ayne Feller and his orchestra furnished the Tou might guess, ^Valdron took home the prize for the card players. Treat vras a bit loud and off-color on a fevi occasions but ^Tith his father gone, guess we will have to expect that, I'/e were expecially happy to see Mildred Payne there v.lth Mark and Ruth in the absence of Maurice vfho is in the North VIoods, We have tried to give a rather detail account of the ladies night party so that the other half of the club who couldn't attend vrill knov: how their money v/as spent. There were about 2h members missing last Tuesday. The average for the Sth was 68*2i4.^. Frank McConkey has the program next week and Mac has vfhat shouH be a swell program. His speaker v^ill be Mr, H. D, (Don) Hootman, an Extension Horticulturist with the Michigan State College, I believe that Mr, Hootman is a nephew of Mac's, so he must be good. His subject will be "Some Trends of the Fruit Grov/ing Industry in Michigan." Several Rotarians are actively engaged in Community Service work by helping vfith the coming Fisherman's Festival, This is a community project and if called upon show that "Good old Rotary Spirit", and give a hand .Spencer and Charlotte left Monday to be gone a couple of weeks on a trip back East,,.IHldrod.reports Pawnee much better, ,,,,our thanks to BjTon for getting the sheet out last v/eek...,.Too bad Earle and the good vrifc had to miss the Ladies' Nite. '7e understand that the Editor had a very bad nose bleed which can be mighty uncomfortable Max and Marge Olds celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary at the party last Tuesday night....V/e note that Lcs .foodward is again responsible for the Blood Bank that vras here Wednesday /aid vrhile thiriking of the Woodwards, we would mention Chuck who just returned from" a vreok in Florida and the National Junior Chamber Convention vd.th the State President, Sam Rosenberg,,,, QU0T/3IE QIDTB: scarcely needed," "A little bossing goes a long vray, bith good human relations it is DONALD A. L^MRD, psychologist, writing in the June issue of the Rotarian, in a Vocational Service hcaclliner, (Employees vrill do more for praise and fair treatment than they will for an^d^hing else.) ROTARY HIGHLIGHTS OF BO'RD LffiETING: A proposed Occupational Therapy Program vras explained by B^Ton Thomas. The Cold water State Home is in charge of the program vrhich vrill be given during eight weeks of the summer at the Edson School. Dr, Kenneth Olmsted is the representative from the Coldwater Club together with Elmer Dobson from the Quincy Club and Jack Aldrich from the Bronscm Club.. The Col<lrrater Rotary Club will donate not in-excess of §150.. .There vras a general discussion of the Richard Corlcss case and it was decided after several comments and after reviGrrring the correspondence on file that the obli gation of the Coldwater Rotary Club had boon fulfilled,,....The classification of Harry Taylor vras changed from Senior /.ctive. Auto Retailing to Senior Active. The classification of Bob Livermore was changed from Physical Education to /uto Retailing A.A,,.,,,»Adjournment, Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW — VIce-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V, SHORNO — Treosorer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. William A. Fox Frederick * VonAken I SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstlen, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION nLEPHONE Walter 1. Bien, John A. Kennedy William H. Fronkhauser, W. R. Johnsert, Leslie Treat, Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. Leslie H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP G John H. Wolker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor D Mllnes, Earl J. PUBLIC Charles H. Vinton C. Alfred Rice INFORMATION Fiske, K L. Eorle Davidson Raymond A. Trebllcodc PROGRAM H Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb I ROTARY MAGAZINE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnom, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Monguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B, Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B CRIPPLED CHILDREN E. J. Ronnoll, J. E. Bailey, R. I. Wade, L. R. llvermore, M. H. Derhammer, 6. A. Honeywell, W. Trent, L. P. McDoniel R. J. Froser, D 1. R. RURAL • URBAN W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., Weidner W. W. Woy, B. Keith Peorce SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 15—Olis O. Kornslien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 29—Horold J. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Froser Hamilton MAY JANUARY 2—L. Eorle Davidson 1—Richard Manguse 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Peorce 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox SEPTEMBER B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 22-HaroId T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howord K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Fronkhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy VanAken 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (ladies' Night) 19—Frank I. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) H. Woodward 10—William A. Mllnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dotes with onother member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, eon appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman 'He Profits Most Who Serves Best^' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" .The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan I Vol. TV No. lifi Jnpp ?$j 1951. Mr, H, D, (Don) Hootman from the Horticulturist division of Michigan State College was introduced by Frank McConkey last Tuesday and he gave a very interesting talk concerning the fruit industry. He mentioned that in the fruit industry workers never have a nervous breakdcwnj and the great change in mechanical arachineryj and also chem ical sprays etc.; because of DDT we have an increased apple production of from 2\ to 3 million bushels per year and hov; vre can soon expect to have a new spray that ttlII add color to the fruity Michigan ranks 1st in the production of sour cherries, black rasberries and blueberries; 2nd in pears and plums; 3rd in grapes; and Uth in apples and sweet cherries. There are lii,000 farms growing fruit in Michigan with a to 60 million dollar value. In mentioning the methods of supply to the consumer he said that Q6% of the fruit is sold in 11^,200 self-service super-markets, each doing over a J million dollar business a year. Bob and Ernie attended the District 7\ssembly last week-end at St, Mary's Lake Camp for presidents and secretaries and reported a very worth-while v;cck-ond. Those ses sions are always filled vrith lots of good Rotary,,,.We note that the programs for next year have been mailed to each member so check your date and bo a good boy scout. Spencer and I think Grant assisted, prepared the program list and if everybody sticks to his subject it should be a good year of varied programs Glad to have Payne aroiind for a few days again.,, .Congrats to Wayne on tht^ I'iay-DcNooyor opening,,, ,and to Jess and Les on the Trout they caught and the ones that McKeith didn't get Shorno is taking a trip with his family so don't"anybody get a tooth ache Someone report ed that Rotary was to play volley ball this year but haven't heard further Can v^e all name the new president of Rotary International? Right, it's Frank E, Spain of Birmingham, jUabama, Among the missing last week were Blerhammer, Komstien, McKoith, Moore, Putnam, Shorno, Sieg, and Teeter, which gave us an attendance average of Opfens, ATTENTION ALL: Next Tuesday, the 26th, will be Prexy Marks last meeting and the gavel will be turned over to Prexy Shavf during the program, July 1st is the "go" date for our new officers and Board, The light is green men and were hoping for another banner year for Rotary in Coldwater, and Bob in? Shall we all be there next Tuesday to see Mark off In the Rotary Magazine vfe read that the contributions to the Rotary Foundation since the death of Paul Harris in January of 19k7 exceed 2 million dollars. The number of Rotary Clubs contributing 100^ to the Foundation in the four and 1§ years exceeds 2,300. Expenditures since 19h7 for 28^ Rotarv-Foundation Fellov/ships awards total nearly $750,000, Wayne Way has the program for next week and he announces two splendid films from the General Motors Film Library, "Caught Napping" ho ^vill give us the story of the actual making of our present day highway road maps and hov/ they arc kept up to'' date, (Magic in the Air, vrtiich is a feature concerning the tcloyision industries,} M^k Andrcv/s informed us the other day that he wonted to v/rite the last Biaiotin of his year so it should be good, Watch for it next week. Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOU - College Cofeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.} BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �2mH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1930-31 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Viee-President S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. William A. Milnes, Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Earl J. Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds VanAken TELEPHONE ROTARY INFORMATION Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, ' Howard M. Leslie H. Woodward Teeter, Charles Horry L. Taylor PROGRAM C. INFORMATION BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L- ROTARY MAGAZINE Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas Alfred Rice H. Fisko, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebileock PUBLIC FELLOWSHIP John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Carl F. VInlon Roy C. Patterson, Richard Monguse COMMUNITY SERVICE MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Clara Bovee, Piano ; Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A CRIPPLED B YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN C E. J. Rennell, J. L. R. lIvermore. M. H. Derhammer, G. A. R. J. Honeywell, W. Treat, I. P. McDaniel E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Fraser, H. R. Weidner RURAL■ URBAN W. Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Poarce SICK D Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeilh, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. I. livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldran 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Horold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDonlel (Family Picnic) 29—Harold J. 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. Fraser 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Chlld'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Progran., Hamilton JANUARY MAY 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan ^ 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—TrI-Sfate Meeting (Tentotive) 22-Haroid T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 5—Frederick VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'I Serv. Pro'g) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Mllford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treot 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The obove is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the finol arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl Profits Most Who Serves Best'' FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" THe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. IV. i No. h9 July 2, 1951. Fellow Rotarians: I have prevailed upon Ken to allov; are to i/rite this bulletin since it is the last one to be published during my term as President of the Club. Instead of boring you with a Tuesday program devoted to a report of the year's activities, I am going to make a fevr comments through this medium and you can either read them or not as you desire, I assume that most of ary predecessors came to the end of their year with much the same feeling as I have. It can't but be a relief and yet there is the reminder that much was not done which was intended a year ago. I fully expected to have at least three club assemblies, and that the new members were to be indoctrinated by the Rotary Information committee at an evening meeting at the home of one of the members. I'e did have one club assembly in addition to the one which was held v;hen Governor "Red" visit ed us, but the new members have not been indoctrinated as I intended, be done in Bob's year and will become a fixed policy of the club. I hope this will I shall not make any appraisal of the Rotary year which is soon to end, as you can do that for yourselves. However, my principal reason for writing these notes is to say to each one of you, "ray sincerest thanks for helping me in so many ways to carry on the work of Rotary during the past year," Since all of you have been so cooperative, it is impossible to single out any one for special thanks, but I do want to call your atten tion to the appreciation which all of us should extend to Ken for his vreekly bulletin to Fred for his work on the program and to Bill for putting us in an enviable attend-' ance bracket, I could go dovai the roster from here and mention every member and refer to one or more acts which he has done to help the club. Neither time nor space permits me to do so. Suffice it to say that not only for myself but for all the members we appreciate what everyone has done, and i Icnov; you vrlll continue to give Bob the same uncooperation that you have given your officers in the years gone To bring you up to date, here are a few facts for your information: Attendance Average Membership Youth Fund for 19^0 91,51^ for 19^0 July 1, 1900 Youth Fund Disbursements: 6? ' '!!i322,23 for 1951 92.1x8% for 1951 68 June 30, 1951 Richard Corless 0175.52 G. 60,26 23.09 37.50 Smith - brace Spigle family Camp Emory Model U.N, Assembly V/olverine boys' State My very best to Bob for a successful and outstanding year, hopes become a reality. 19.00 35.00 Let's all see his «M,r, provided us with two very interesting films on Map Making" and "Television" Tuesday, "ill Lees, Cons. Officer. Spencer Owens has charge of the program and -ire all knav it will be outstanding. "One thing that puzzles every married man is why ever; bachelor isn't rich." Rotary is not of yesterday nor tomorrovr but of todays not destructive but intensive: not exclusive but uniquenot selfish but practical; not stilted and formal but social and fraternal. ' M.S.A. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUiNCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday 12:15 M STURGtS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1930-51 MARK S. ANDREWS ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director - President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director . H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN. MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. Luse, Ray R. William A. Milncs, Fox Frederick MEMBERSHIP F Maurice D. Payne, f. Leslie Treat, Leslie SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Earl J. Corwtn, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds VanAken ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William H. Frankhaussr, W. R. Johnson, Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howord M. Teeter, Carl F. Vinton H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC John H, Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor Charles H. C. Alfred Rice INFORMATION Fiske, L. BIRTHDAY Earle Davidson Max A. Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM I ROTARY MAGAZINE Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Man^use ' Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Ltvermoro, M. H. Derhammer, O. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN C E. J. Renneil, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wode, R. J. Fraser, 1. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treot, L. P. McDoniel D RURAL - URBAN W. WilIiams,~E. Harold Munn, Jr., W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce : SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W., Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Choirman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Llvcrmore, H. K. Swan, R. G. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Kornstien 17—Robert J. Froser 19—John Wolker Barnes 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Chlld'n Program) 22—L. Paul McDanlel (Family Picnic) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Roy R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swon 15—Tri-Stote Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) * JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 5—Frederick 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhouser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 20—Alfred E. Sleg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Toylor VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Horold R. Weidner 26—Wayne W. Way JULY 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH NOVEMBER 10—William A. Milnes 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21-M!lford A. McKelth 20—F. Leslie Treat H. Woodward 24—Max A. Olds 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as for In advance as possible and let the program chairmen know as soon as the final arrangements ore completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, con appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best fi ^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" Tfe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan i COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Attendance Record Meetings Attended Total Meetings Andrews Barne s Bobier C offman Corwin Piske French Kennedy 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 . Rice 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 Schmitt (Joined 1-22-52) 19 19 Swan Thomas 21 21 21 21 21 21 Touplik (Joined 1-22-52) 19 19 Treat Trebilcock F. Van Aken 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 B ob Kerr Kornstien Lloyd Re Liverraore Lloyd Le Liverraore Luse McConkey Milnes 01ms ted Payne Taylor W. Van Aken Wade Walker Way Weeks Williams Ce Woodward Le Woodward 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 3I4- Members 100^- ■"i rF/rill-.'- Ivi£ -i You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CR^K — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1931-32 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vic«.Pre«. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretary FRANK MURRAY — Director CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vic»>President - Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director Al SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE ~ Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeants^-Arms CLUB SERVICE L R. LIVERMORE — Chalrmon CLASSIFICATION Ernest Luce, Howard Swan Ken Johnstone AHENDANCE SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Wayne Way, H. Bent Jim McComb, E. Corwin MEMBERSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE Wiltiam A. Mllnes, John A. Kennedy, Webster Treat, E. J. Rennefi Louis Pennlngton, Bob Lyons Kenneth M. Putnam FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION BIRTHDAY Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Oerhammer H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Dick BerrinQer, Chester L. Allemier PROGRAM ROTARY MAGAZINE Max Spencer B. Owens, G. Treleor Olds MUSIC Maurice 0. Poyne, Ed Holts, Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcocic Clara Bovee, Piono COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chalrmon CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, A. Rice, CHILDREN RURAL. URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Robert B. Kerr Guvarie S. CofFmon. Roy Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. Frendt INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguce, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chalrmon. Howard Teeter, VJarren Williams, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 7—Raymond Trebilcocic 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. SEPTEMBER APRIL 4—Howard Teeter (United Nafions) 1-Harold T. Hill 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 25—No Meeting. 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) 6—AM-Sports Banquet "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Foirgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urbon) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—Jomes F. McCemb 13—Donold Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER ^ 27—Earlo L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Woy (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Birlnger, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) ID—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore 26—Frank Murray (International Service) ' JULY 1—E. Byron Thomas MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 4—M. R. French 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dlst. Assembly) 11—Lewis Pennlngton 20—W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 15—Woyne R. Johnson 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Renneil (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you wont to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detoils. "He Profits Most Who Serves BesP* SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. ' �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Publishod by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan I $ COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Attendance Record Total Meetings- Meetings Attended Moore 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 Murray 21 Olds 21 Owens 21 21 21 21 21 21 Allemlep Barley Bent Bien Biringer Davidson Pox Hill Holtz Johnstone Keep Richard Kerr Lyon McComb McKeith McKnight Patterson Pearce Pennington Putnam Shaw Shorno Teeters Treloar Vlnton 21 10 21 21 21 Waldron 21 Skabo (Joined 3-25-52) Absent 18 16 6 3 3 16 5 15 20 1 11 10 il; 7 19 20 2 1 13 18 3 8 20 1 15 6 20 1 18 18 3 17 20 20 1 1 18 16 3 I 3 20 1 19 18 9 2 20 3 1 1 18 3 20 12 1 9 10 of above members only absent 1 meeting, please check with your Secretary if this is not correct. -d .t,. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — CongrogoHonai Chureii — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofetoria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — Dittrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater -1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW ~ President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vteo-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary FRANK MURRAY - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vlee^resldent - Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE —Director AL SIEG — Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeonts^t-Armt CLUB SERVICE L R. UVERMORE - Chairman CLASSIFICATION Ernest Lute, Haward Swan Ken Johnstone AHENDANCE SERGEANTS>AT-ARMS Wayne Way, H. Bent Jim McComb, E. Cerwin MEMBERSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Louis Penningten, Bob Lyons FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Kenneth M. Putnam Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhommer H. Munn, Jr., Max PROGRAM BIRTHDAY Dick Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds MUSIC ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holts, Claro Bovee, Piano Jess Woidron, R. Trebiicock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komstein, A. Rice, CHILDREN RURAL ■ URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Robert B. Kerr Ouvarie S. Coffmon, Ray Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Mangute, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairmen. Howard Teeter, Roy C. Polterson Warren William*, Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 4_Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 25—No Meeting. 22—Horvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnlght SEPTEMBER 8—All-Sports Banquet "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (CiossiEcation) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvarle S. ColTman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rurol-Urbon) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Uvermore (Club Service) OaOBER ' ^ F 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Horold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richord Birlnger, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to hha" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Childreit) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarions) 17—AAox Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—LJoyd L Livermore 19—Martin H. Derhammer 26—Frank Murray (Internatioitol Service) JULY 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Woidron (Rotory Magazine) 11—lewis Penningtofi 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes IB—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webtter Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodword MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best" re ^ SPENCER 6. OWENS, Program Chair. \ �- . "He Profits Most Who Serves Best' ^ JThe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR . J Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. V No. 1, July 9, 1951. This is the beginning of a nevr rotary year. The incoming officers have assumed their respective positions and vdth the cooperation of the individual members the Coldv/ater Rotary Club vrLll continue to make a satisfactory record. The Bird Club v;as unusually large at our Tuesday noon meeting last "VYeek, hope the flock vdll diminish vdthin the very near future. Let»s The follovdng comprise this group: Earle Davidson, Web Treat, Earl Corwin, Bill Milnes, Ed Rennell, Carl Vinton, Max Olds, Dick Biringer, Lloyd Livermore, Mac McKeith, Harold Hamilton, and Hal Munn. vVe missed the follovfing members at out last meeting: Chester Allemier, Otis Barnes, Walt Bien, Marty Derhammer, Charlie Fiske, Wayne Johnson, Red ^«icKnight, B.K. Pearce, and Hov/ard Teeter. We welcomed as guests at our meeting last Tuesday Rotarians Joe Wibel our Mfg, from Quincy, James R, Ewing and optometrist from Brookfield, Missouri, and C. P. Overnyer, Glass Mould from Winchester, Indiana. John Sundquist of Gamble-Skomo vdth Frank Murray and Dr. Wolfe, Guvarie Coffman's son-in-law. The secretary reports the Jijine attendance of 87.50^ vrhich is considerably under our average attendance, possiblj'- the vacation spirit is invading our club. V/m. Iviilnes has charge of the program ne::t v.'eek and v/e can be assured of a very special meeting. Don't forget the school board meeting Monday night, July 9th, Lets make a spec ial effort to have a good representation from the Rotary Club at this meeting. Belovr is the outline of the actions taken at the first rotary board meeting of the new officers. The first meeting of the new Rotary Board was held at noon on July 5bh, at the Arlington Hotel vdth 8 members present. Motion made by Chuck Woodvrard that entrance fee be increased to ^pl5.00, OlO.OO rebate being made to each member vfho attends the District Conference within a one year period. Seconded by Dick ivianguse and carried. The President appointed Chuck ^»oodward, Dick Manguse, and Ernie Luse to prepare a budget for the year 1951-52. Motion made by Mark Andrevfs, seconded and carried, that the Southern Michigan National Bank be designated as the Rotary banking institution for the next year. Proper approval was made for the continuance as honorary members for Ira King, Frankhauser, and Norm Kohl, The monthly board meetings for the next 11 months will be held on the first Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock at the hotel. There was a discussion on the means of raising funds for 1951-52 and it was agreed that a questionaire be prepared and the members be circular ized as to their wishes. Motion by Dick Manguse that Marty Derhammer be granted a leave of ab sence to September 1, 1951. Motion made by Frank IFjrray thr?.t dues notice in amount f25.00 from the Chamber of Commerce be tabled. Seconded and carried, ~ Motion that Frank Murray be cappointed 9th member of the booxd consistent to recommendation by Rotary International. Seconded and carried. Motion made by Mark Andrcv/s that tlie application of resignation of A1 Sieg be vfithdrayni. Same vfas seconded and carried. Motion made by Mark Andrews that resignation of L. Paul McDaniel be accepted and letter be sent to the Indiana Club as soon as his change of residence has been made. The Lord prefers common-looking people, That is the reason he made so many of them, -^H^^-Lincoln. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elkc Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-31 MARK ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director ^ S. ANDREWS — President KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVAR1E S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E..Sieg — .Chairman A , CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. ATTENDANCE ; William A. Mllnes, Lute, Roy R.7 Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Howard FELLOWSHIP 6 H. M. Teeter, Carl F. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas Olds TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Vinton C. Alfred Rice K H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcoek H Vincent Kornst en. Max A. J PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles PROGRAM Fred H. VanAken SERGEANT S-AT-ARMS Corwin, ROTARY INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnisht, Harry L. Taylor D 1 J. William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C Earl BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE 1^. MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putno Clara Bovee, Piano Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A B YOUTH SERVICE I. R. tivermore. M. H. Derhommer, G, A. CRIPPLED . E. J. CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. I. Wade, R. J. Fraser, t. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniei D W. Williams, E. Harold Munn,~}fr, W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. Swan, R. G. SERVICE W. Grant Treloor, Chairman. R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Waldron Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—1. Paul McDaniei (Family Picnic) Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19-John Walker 17—Robert J. Fraser 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Progr^ / 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentotive) 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H- Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhommer 5—Frederick VanAken 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weidner 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Progrom) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26-Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloor (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) H. Woodward 10—William A. Mllnes 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final orrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan^ .. Vol. V i No. 2 July 163 19^1, Among the missing last Tuesday at our noon meeting v/ore Jim Bailey, Otis Barnes, Dick Biringer, Earle Davidson, Marty Derharamer, •Jayne Johnson, Dick Kerr, Frank McConkey, Mac McKeith, Ilal Munn, Spence Ov/ens, Ken Putnagi, and Hovrard Teeter» This gives us an average of 80,60p, Not so good. Last week after all the make ups vEere in we had an average of 89.^5?. Our visitor last v/eek was Harry Hale from California, a guest of Barney Trebilcock. President Bob informes us that the v^eekly feed ticket has been advanced in price fifteen (15) cents, effective on members Tuesday noon, July 2h, 1951. Meanwhile each Rotarian should be prepared to suggest how the advance should be absorbed. Proposals for a solution; $1,50 luncheon ticket. Increase the membership fees and hold luncheon ticket at $1,25» Some special money-making activity to raise the increased costs of meals. Be prepared to answer the president's questionaire when you receive it. Lets make democracy work on this, and similar problems frcm time to time, Congratulations to Honorary Member, Ira and Rotary Ann, Mayme King. They have been together fifty years vre understand on July llith. Our best vrishes for many years of hp.ppiness to come. Well, Jim McComb is now a 'city father'i Congratulations to him. Here's vashing him plenty of night work around 'ye 0 council table'. Tour scribe is now a 'Georgia Cracker', If you don't like the bulletin you can write it by registering your complaint early each v/eek. Lloyd Livermore has the program for this Tuesday noon. to be a very interesting one. NEWS: It promises Taken from the Rotarian: Rotary's 19^2 Convention will be held in Mexico City on May 25 to 29, New President Frank E. Spain with his first sessions of his Board be hind him is off to Europe for two months. He plans to visit Rotary Club off main thoroughfares of travel, V'ith him on his Rotary tour will be his v/ife Margaret, Arthur Lagueux, Past President of Rotary Intemation, naw holds a master of arts degree conferred by Colby College of I'/aterville, Me., for ef forts as an "indefatigable vrorker for friendship and understanding." STATE OF MIND: I made a mental note one day, I struggled to compile it. Then had to throw the thing avravj I had no place to file it, —Florence Pedigo Jansson, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15M BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 ?. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. ~ District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-president ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE - Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A AHENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. William A. Luse, Roy R. Fox Frederick MEMBERSHIP F Maurice Leslie D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, H. Woodward C Earl I J. VanAken SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwm, H. Vincent Komstien, Max A. Olds J ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Howard M. Teeter, Carl F. FELLOWSHIP G John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Harry L. Taylor D Mllnes, Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Vinton C. Alfred Rice PUBLIC INFORMATION Charles H. Fiske, L. Earle Davidson K ROTARY MAGAZINE I Roymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM H Fred H. Weeks, E. Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman A YOUTH SERVICE B CRIPPLED CHILDREN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fraser, t. R. Weidner L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, G. A. Honeywell, W. Treat, I. P. McDaniel D C RURAL • URBAN W. Williams, E. HaroTd MunnyJK, W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearee SICK Otis 0. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKelth, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. W. Grant Trefoar, Chairman. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST . APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 8—H. 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 10—Robert B. Kerr Vincent 15—Otis O. Komstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) 29—Harold J. 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Hamilton JANUARY SEPTEMBER MAY 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) Fraser 22—Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 5—Frederick VanAken 3—Martin H. Derhammer 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 26-Wayne W. Way 27—Harry L. Taylor JULY MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv. Pro'g) 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) 10—William A. Milnes 14—E. Horold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Miiford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details, let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWI FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman '^He Profits Most Who Serves Best �The B oard of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classification given below, Aiy objections should be filed with the secretary Tdthout delay: James Crosby Education - Agriculture Kenneth y, Johnstone Agriculture - Beef Cattle Raising Signed: Ernest W, Luse, Secretary July 13, 1951 �f-v---, se:1 yd duJO '..0 R;rorda-y dfv ■^:'. 1.' h~::-o sdT , .clcsd ^:5ov.c3 n:-ljr :j:'':.ts,^zlo b-^« eo/iisfi erid ;br.;vT!:v/ 'C'ts^joiDOfr rj'J fiJxw 3*l!'-;i:':->jr5A ~ :ior \ MbjA '1 > -H " y:.:. ■-■■XPfl ; -i \ f- rinjJIO ■»,; ' -O.'-i.ii • r^er ly-'vd.!:- ' J!■■;■; vJ^ot3 arirwL onfo-* "iTir-Ij ,T' ndr.Tinoil �^'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" -The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Voi. V No, 3 23, 1951 Paul McDaniel called the other day to say good-bye and also to ask us to mention in the Reflector his regret in leaving Colcivfater and Rotary, They are moving July 22 to Marion, Indiana, Rotary is sorry to lose Paul, but vre are happy that he is able to enjoy the fine position he has at Marion, . Paul is Sales Manager of the Ray Vickery Motor Sales, a Ciysler and Plymouth dealer, Paul and Helen were married in Marion, living there from 1933 "to 1938, so they are going to no strange community. Rotary wishes Paul and his family the very best of everything in their new effort. Had an unusually ihteresting talk Tuesday noon with Lloyd Livermore who was responsible for the program, Lloyd introduced Dr. Russell Finch from Jackson, who is Medical Director of the Correction Department of the State of Michigan. Dr. Finch told us that contrary to some thinking, Jackson Prison is the largest prison in the world, with a census of about 6,185 patients, vrho were all entitled to good medical treatment. As is true rrith so many of our State Institutions, conditions are very crowded, making proper treatment difficult. All nevi patients are placed in quarantine for 30 days during which time X-Rays are taken and the man is interviewed by the staff physicians, consisting of U full time medical men. Also they employee consulting physichns from Ann Arbor for their mental cases and other specialized treatment. In 19U6, 12? major operations vrere performed at the prison while in 1950 there were 1,61^6 performed. In 19k9 there 21,072 X-Ra3'"S taken. Dr. Finch concluded his talk vrith a short question and answer period and he also showed some pictures showing plastic surgery results. Our thanks to Lloyd for the program. In the absence of John Walker, who slipped av;ay to South Bend to the Circus, Gravel Vinton introduced the guests, including Earl Speer from Albany, Georgia; Dr. Neil Bowman and Stanley L. Phaner vrith Dick Kerr; Harry Hale, Barney's brotherin-lav; from San Jose California; R. Douglas from Hilladale; and Jack V/right from Brentvrood, Missouri. The attendance last week was 82,09^ after all make-ups were in and this week we numbered among the missing Biringer, Davidson, Derhammer, Fox, Johnson, Kornstien, McComb, McConkey, McKeith, Moore, Patterson, Pennington, Thomas, Waldron, and Vfalker. Swell of all the afore-mentioned fellows to insist on making-up that missed meeting. Max Olds has the program for the next week and will have as his guest Sargeant Coykendall, pistol expert of the State Police. This should be a really swell pro gram as a fevr of the fellows saw-this same shooting some time ago and all report complete amazement at the ability of the man. Don't forget to call Ernie with ycur reservations if you are bringing a guest to the program. Seems as if some of the sons should enjoy this. Thanks to Ken Olmsted for bringing us up-to-date on the Therapy program, , don't forget the Sport-shirt contest next Tuesday v/ith prizes by Olds and Hamilton (what a cleaning vre'll get) and judging by Swan and Trebilcock Nice of Mar garet Olmsted and the Hospital Guild to say "thanks" for the cloths....,.understand .Jim Bailey just received word that he successfully completed the written portion of the exam for entrance to the American College of Surgeons, Still has the oral to go. Very fine Jim and v;e're all proud of you. (bet he was really green with envy when he heard of all the surgery done at Jackson Prison.) You may wonder who is writing this sheet, but don't v/orry, so do the rest of us,,.Congrats to Asst, Dir ector Ed for the splendid tenor section heard last Tuesday. Ken You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) T I I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwafer --1950-51 ^ MARK S. ANDREWS — President ROBERT E. SHAW — Vice-PresidenI MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH. L. OLMSTED — Director GUVAR1E S. COFFMAN —Director ' - • > DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — ^Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VtNCENt KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeonts-at.Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Chairman A ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION William A. Milnes, Ernest W. Luse, Ray R.~ Fox Frederick F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward C FELLOWSHIP J TELEPHONE Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy Howard M. Teeter, Corl F. Vinton PUBLIC C. K INFORMATION Charles H. Fisko, L. Earle Davidson Raymond A. Trebilcock Harry I. Taylor Fred H. . H. Vincent Kornstion, Max A. Olds VanAken ROTARY INFORMATION G PROGRAM SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnighl, D I Earl J. Corwin, H BIRTHDAY Max A. Olds, James F. McComb L ROTARY MAGAZINE Weeks, E. Byron Thomas Alfred Rice MUSIC Maurice D. Poyne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Monguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Choirman A B YOUTH SERVICE CRIPPLED E. J. L. R. Livormore, M. H. Derhommer, G. A^ CHILDREN RURAL• URBAN Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel R. J. Froser, D H. W. Williams,-E-. Harold Munn,—Jr., R. Weldner , W. W. Way, B. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. F. Murrey, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington Waldron 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 1—Eorl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladles' Night) 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) Kerr '19—John Walker 17—Robert 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton 2—L. J. Froser MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER ' ' 10—Robert B. Kerr 1—Richard Monguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—5. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Worner B. VanAken 23—Ray R. Fox 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 30—Howard K. Swan 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhommer 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y'Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 13—Harold R. Weldner y 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (Rurol-Urban Program) MARCH 10—William A. Milnes 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotory Mag. Program) 7—W. Grant Treloar (Infern'l Serv. Pro'g) 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat ■ 24—Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26r»-©. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as for in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining progroms. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Progrom Chairmon Profits Most Who Serves Best if �Profits .Most Who Serves Best" -The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan * Vol. 7 No, k I July 30, 1951 Max Olds presented Sgt. Coykendall of the Ilichigan State Police last Tuesday and such a fine exhibition of shooting v;e have never seen. Along ^vith his crack shooting the Sgt. gave us some safety hints in the use of firearms and some clever humor. A very interesting and different program than we have had. Very goodj Mort* The guest list v/as lengthy and included Rotariana George Williamson from bluffton, Indiana: Carl Schod of Indianapolis; Harold D. Gamrath of Kokomo; Hov/ard Eggleston from Toledo, Ohio; , 0,\7. Hoffman from Franklin, Ohio; James H, Harmon of Marion, Ohio; Melvin Blue from Quincy; Oscar Fischer from Quincy; and Bill V/horley from Bronson, Also Bob Brovm, Don Smith, Fred V/eeks, Paul Douglas, Don Shorno, Bob Tetter, Mark Pearce, and Ted Short. John, back from the Circus, did the show. (F.S. Hope we didn't miss anyone.) Web Treat has the program next Tuesday and after many attempts have given up trying to catch him to learn what the program might be. Seems he's on another vacation. It'll be good though, v/ith Treat in charge, so better be on deck. Cost Dick Kerr ?.1.00 to v/ear the orange "Kerr Hardware" sport shirt,... .Mark Andrews, again trying to be a gentleman and paying for it...Other than that, all went along rather smoothly last Tuesday. Oh, yes, Robin, we did v/ant to mention that the meetings are going along as if you'd been running them for a long time. Attendance last Tuesday v.'as 88,06^ vrith 80 men eating a pretty good meal from Chef Joe, For the meeting of the 17th, the average vras 85. after al.1 make-ups were in. Please turn in the questionaire you recently received. in, that's not enough. So far only 30 have been turned Then at the Board meeting coming up next week it will help greatly if they know the feeling of the membership concerning these rather difficult problems. Again, please fill them out and see that Ernie gets them,...Thanks. Ken Johnstone was officially welcomed into our family of Coldwater Rotarians last v/eek by Grant Treloar and we vrould like to repeat the brief sketch that Grant gave regarding Ken: Kenneth V/illiam Johnstone (Ken), Borne of Scottish parents in London, England, February Uj 1893. Educated at Queen Elizabeth's School, Sevenoaks, Kent and London University Tutorial College. Veteran of World War X, six years service, British Arny, Rank, Captain, Vfent to China in 1922 on engineering business and vras employed by the Chinese Government for seven and a half years, (Part of this time he served as an Admiral in the Chinese Navy running down smugglers.) Joined the Peking Rotary Club in 1926 and the Shanghai Rotary Club in 1935, Dir ector in the Shanghai Rotary Club 1938-39 and 19iliO and was for many years Chairman of the membership committee of this club. Ken next joined the International Telephone and Telegraph System as Production Mgr. of the China Elec, Co., transferred in 1933 to its' sister Co, the Shangia Telephone Co. and became Gen'l Commercial Mgf. During World 'Var II, Ken v^as a Jap prisoner of War for s3 years. He returned to China in 19i!-7 and resumed his former position vrith the .Shanghai Telephone Co. and was one year under Comm'onist rule. He rctEirned to the States in 1950, He married Lucia Kingman of Topeka, Kansas, They have a son and daughter both mar ried, He is a Mason of 30 years standing and has occupied several chairs in the various orders of this organization. His Plobbies consist of Microscopy and Nature Study. We hope Ken truly enjoys his rotary experience in Coldvrater, Ken. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �VERNON C. OLCOn, Sr. — Diitrict Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK S. ANDREWS - President ROBERT E. SHAW — Viee^Presldent ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretary MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer ROBERT E. SHAW, Vice-President — Director RUSSELL F. MOORE — Director KENNETH L. OLMSTED — Director GUVARIE S. COFFMAN — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer — Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS — Sergeonts-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Sieg — Choirman E CLASSIFICATION Ernest W. - Luse, Roy R. FoX ' SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William K. Frankhauser, W. R..Johnson, Howard M. Teeter, Carl P. VInton Walter J. Bien, John A. Kennedy F MEMBERSHIP Maurice D. Payne, F. AHENDANCE WilliojR A. Miines, Earl J. Corwin, Leslie Treat, Leslie H. Woodward FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC John H. Walker, Harold J. McKnight, Charles H. BIRTHDAY INFORMATION Fiske, L. Earle Davidson Mox A. Olds, James F. McCemb Raymond A. Trebllcock Harry L. Taylor- PROGRAM Fred H. Weeks, C. Alfred Rico I ROTARY MAGAZINE E. Byron Thomas MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse '' Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Choirmon B A YOUTH SERVICE L. R. Livermore, M. H. Dorhammer, G. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN E. J. Rennell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, R. J. Fraser, H. R. Weidner Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniet D W. Williams, E. Horold Munii, "Jr^ W. W. Way, fi. Keith Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE W. Gront Treloar, Chairman. F. Murray, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. Vincent Kornstien 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladies' Night) 15—Otis O. Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel (Family Picnic) Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert J. Froser 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Progrom) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) 29—Harold J. Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Peorce 19—Warner B. VanAken 23—Roy R. Fox 26—F. Murray '(Vocotlonol Serv. Program) OCTOBER 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-Stafe Meeting (Tentative) 22-Harold T. Kill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy 1—Richard Manguse 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) VanAken 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 26—Wayne W. Way 13—Harold R. Weidner 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry I. Taylor JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Inlern'l Serv. Pro'g) • 3—Warren Williams (RurahUrban Program) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 10—William A. Miines 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21-Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat 24-Max A. Olds 28—Carl F. VInton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 31—Webster Treat H. Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore The above !s our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program as for in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon os the final orrangements are completed. If you wont to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOWl FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. V 6 No. 5 August 13, 1951. li!r. Redfem, of the Public Relations Department of the Dotj Chemical Company, v/as our speaker last Tuesday, being introduced by the one and only "High-Pockets" Trebilcock. His subject v/as New Dimensions in Chemistry. It was very interesting. He told of the many nev; developments at Dovr and of their heavy expansion program, Idr, Parron, the Dovr Sales Representative in this area, was at the speaker's table with the exe cutives. Couldn't help but think what a nice thing it vrould be for Dow to put up a plant in Coldv;ater, Red McKnight or Harold Hamilton have the program for nesrt. week but neither one of them seem certain. Hovyever, the program is arranged and it should be a good one, so better be on deck. Dr. Prophet, professor of Geography at Michigan State College is to be the speaker. If you will remember he vras scheduled as our speaker one other time and illness in the family forced him to cancel the talk. Your writer has heard this man before, in fact I had a class hinder him, and he is really good, so better make certain to be at the Arlington ne:ct Tuesday noon. Sure was nice to have so fe\T men v;alk out early last Tuesdav for a change. It would be most uncomplimentary to Prof. Prophet to have him experience some of the mass exits we have all seen at one o'clock. After all, here is a fine speaker and a busy man v/ho drives 150 miles to talk to us. We ouglit to be able to arrange just an hour and one-half for Rotary ,Munn and Hamilton are the only members for the July Bird Club..,.Munn is a proud father, Congratulations, Hal Our Congrats to Vinton on another grandchild. Kinda old stuff to Gravel, vrith Shav; married to one of his dau ghters.... .Fines wore a bit heayj-- last week, our thanks to all who contributed so graciously and generously, especially Biringer and his cake Don't forget the pic nic August 21, at the Trout farm beyond Quincy, Gravel is in charge so that means a good time for all. Must sign up next Tuesday, No food to worry about as the hotel is furnishing that. Just pay a !!)1,30 per person,., .Majority voted to raise the dues from ^9*00 to ^',12,50 Rus Moore is in the hospital having an operation, V/ord has it that Rus is doing fine and we'll look for him back soon. Among the guests last v^eek were: Rotarians C, D, McKenzie of Quincyj Bob Pennell and Leo White of Bronson; S. Dale Hlerj'- of Goshen, Ind.; Ed Meyer of Hammond, Ind,; L.E, Grindler of Blanchester, Ohio; and Charlie Reed of Jackson. Other g\iests vrere Ed Crane of Wellingford, Conn.; with Dick Ilanguse, Hotarian '."ade Lora of Blussfield, Michigan and Bob Kennedy of Jackson 'Tith Charlie Peed, Among the missing were B arnes, Bieh, Derliammer, Fox, Dick Kerr, Lyon, I.rcKeith, Munn, Olrasted, Teeter, Thomas and Way, .86.76% a.Cter make-ups were in. Our attendance for the meeting of July 3ist, was The average for t}ie month of July v:as 80.15^-. MINUTES OF ROTARY W-'BI) The. monthly board meeting vias held at noon August 1, 1951 at the Arlington. Hotel with eight members present. Motion by A1 Sieg, seconded bj' Bob Livermore that the dues be increased to 012.56 semi-annually. Effective" November 1, 1951. Carried, The bank records show 03UO.95 in the regular fund and in the Youth Fund, Motion made by Bob Livermore," seconded Chuck ','oodward that the Coldwater Rot-• ary Club send two children to the Kimball Camp, cost $15,00 each. Carried, Adjournment. E, k'. Luse, Sec. • Ken, " • = ••• You Wni Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRON50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.} BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH OlSTRia RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vico-Pret. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director FRANK MURRAY — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary CHARLES L WOODWARD, LLOYD R. LiVERMORE —Director Vice-President — Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE —Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeants^.Arme CLUB SERVICE L. R. UVERMORE - Chairmen A AHENDANCE CLASSIF CATION Ernest Luse, I oward Swtm Ken B Jo mstone MEMBERSHIP F C M. J Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnam FELLOWSHIP G PROGRAM H BIRTHDAY Dick Borringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, 6. Tretaar TELEPHONE K H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Max E. Corwin Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhammer D Jim McCem >, ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Miinos, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth SERGEANT S-AT-ARMS 1 Wayne Way, H. Bent MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtz, Jess Waldron, R. Trebileocle Clara Bovee, Fiona COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman I YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, A. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Robert B. Kerr Ouvarie S. Ceffman, Rsiy Fox Otis Barnes, M. R. Preoeh INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Monguse, Chainnan. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Toeter, Ray C. Patterson Warren Williamt, Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1—Harold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 7—Raymond Trebilcoek 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Cor! Vinton (Family Picnic) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER 8—AH-Sports Bonquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members'^ "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification} 11—Guvarie S. Coffmon, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocationai Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. lyon 20—Kenneth Putnom, Frederick Weeks (Trl* State Meeting) 29—Ltoyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 5—Warren Williams 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Ma" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Progrom) JUNE 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorians) 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Uoyd I. Livermore 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 1—E. Byron Thomos MARCH NOVEMBER 11—lewis Pennington 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnei 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commiHee to assist with the detoils. ''He Profits Most Who Serves BesP^ SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Choir. ^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" _The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Publishod by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. V I No. 6 1 Au:^st 20, 1951. Among the guests last r/eek ^Tere: Oscar Fischer and Elmer Dobson of Quincy; Vfilliam Helrigel of Albion; Robert Kolb of /jigola; John Mateson of Gary, Indiana; R. H, Clamme of Lafayette, Indiana; Edvrard Meyer of Hammond, Indiana; Joim Elvrell of Hamilton, Ohio; and Tom V7eaver of Dayton, Ohio. Hov; man;/- Rotarians shook hands with our visitors thus helning our Follov/ship Committee do the important greeting job. According to Spence's calendar, Jim Bailey has this week's program. All August Birds please note that Jim is a hard man to settle vrith if you are absent. Prof. Prophet laid it on the line last Tuesday, It is hard for we Americans to have a problem placed in our ovm laps in that fashion but ---ve did appreciate his fine address. Absentees last vreek who are listed as make-ups (8-lli-5l) Andreirs, Bailey, Treloar, and Weeks, Make-ups for 8-7~5lj Bailey, Barnes, Bob Livermore, Olmsted, Teeter, Thomas, and Way. Your prayers for the folla\'djig to make up for last week, Allemier, Bent, Bien, Bir- inger, Corv/in, Derhammer, Hill, Holtz, Manguse, Moore, Munn, Olds, Patterson, and Vinton. Gravel says: "Git to the Picnic1 Only about thirty-five signed up at the T'lcsday session last vreek. Gro-onds open for Rotary around 3tOO p.m. Silver Springs is a fine spot betvreen Quincy and Allen on US 112. at all times. Dinner at 6:00 p.m. Gravel promises beer and cokes in the spring Lots back Carl on this Deal, It v/on't be dullI Anti-New-Deal Swan produces the program for September 1:, SPECIAL ROT/iRI BO/RD MEETirO - MINUTES At a special board meeting held at noon on August lii, 1951 it was moved by Chuck v/oodvfard and seconded by A1 Sieg that the Coldv/ater Rotary Club contribute f;50,00 to the American Red Gross Flood Relief. Same was carried, Adjournment. Secretary, Ernie One should never trust a woman vrho tells one her real age, A v/<anan who would tell that would tell anything. The September issue of the Rotarian is just off the presses. Read "Schools Can Make a Difference". Suggest that each member spend one quiet evening with this magazine. It contains a v/ealth of information and each member will be much enriched by keeping a three hcur date v.-ith this magazine, — Compliments of Secretary Ernie. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mendoy 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOU - College Cafeteria - Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.$.T.} T I I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BAHIE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. — Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary CHARLES L. WOODWARD, LLOYD R. LIVERMORE — Director FRANK MURRAY - Director Vice-President — Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MAN6USE - Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWiN — Sergeants^*Arcni CLUB SERVICE I. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A E CUSSIFICATION ATTENDANCE Ernest luse, Howard Swan Ken I Johnslone MEMBERSHIP F C M. D J G H. PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION Vinton, John Wolker Marty Derhommer H Munn, Jr., Max Dick Kerr, BIRTHDAY Dick Borringer, Chester t. Allemier Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar E. Corwin TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnam FELLOWSHIP Carl SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth I Woyne Way, H. Bent MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holts, Jess Woldron, R. Trebilcock Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairmen B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, A. Robert B. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN Kenneth L. Olmited, Jomee E. Bailey Kerr Ouvorie S. Ceffman, Roy Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. Frencb INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Mangute, Chairman. Leslie Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Warren Williams, H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 7—Raymond Trebilcock 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 1-Harold T. Hill 14—Harold J. McKnight 8—All-Sports Banquet 21—Carl Vinton (Fomily Picnic) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 26—James E. Bailey, Jr. 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER 15—Vineo Kornstein (Children's Party) JANUARY 4—Howord K. Swan (Closaification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) IB—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 2S—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6-Milford A. McKelth 15—James F. MeComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnom, Frederick Weeks (Tri- 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OaOBER ^ 22—Horvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members. "What Rotory Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) State Meeting) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) JUNE 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarions) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore 26—Fronk Murray (International Service) JULY 20—W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Bornes 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist, Assembly) 15—Woyne R. Johnson 22—Frederick Von Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. if you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best'' SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Choir. ^ �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan I VOL. V Soptombor 3# 1951 No^ 8 '.rin HOMELESS AGAIN |Soptombor 25 is tiio last Tuesday v/hich tho Rotary Club may be served by the Arlington Hotel, The luncheon for October 2 must be served elsov/horo. Please give President Bob and the Board your suggc ions for a meeting place and a moans of food scrviocimmodiatoly, if you have any ideas. They want to please all of you if possible under the necessity of being forced out of the Hotels This weeks program finds Howard Sv/ain as program chairman. Ho presents Kang (Kenny) ICilsou of Seoul, Korea. Llr. Kilsou is a former school teacher in his homeland and connected with the University in Tokyo, Jap At present he has been studying at the School of Education at the Unive sity of Michigan. One of his AmericcLn Student friends, Conrad Sommo".'ro". Coldwater will probably accompany him while a guest of oior Club tonorr'^ Among the guests last v/ook v;crc; Rotarians Clay Brockman of C^uincy, Harold Hillikin of New Libanon, Ohio, and Hulbcrt Smith of Indianapolis Indiana. Bureau of Missing Persons: Ed Holtz, Spence 0\7ons, Ambulance Coachman Putnam, Proxy Shaw and v/ire chief Treloar. When last seen they wore not the August 2oth meeting of the Coldv/ator Rotary Club, Hay Povor Suffers Gasps: "Yes Sir, Asthama Baby"» Vital Statistics-—On July 25 there were 7*363 Clubs and an estimated 314.9,000 Rotarians, Nov; and readmitted Clubs since July 1, 1951 totaled One Way to make the Weekly Reflector more interesting— Report personar nev/s to Club Secretary. Wo arc Guvario's guest at the Ip-H (Fairgrounds) for the Soptombor 11 mooting, (Next .i/cek). Wo have tho privilege of association v;ith a grou: of I4.-H boys and girls at our lunchoon there. Lots shov/ them that we arL interested in their projects. Buy an extra lunch ticket and visit v/ith some yoxmgstor. It will help yoior ulcer count to forgot your troubles with Guvaric. Guvaric says about the program: Among other things we go "Monk " Watson. Lofendont in a Divorce Case: "I mot my v/ife at a Travel Bureau. She wa: Looking for a vacation and I was the last resort," You Will Always Be Welcome of These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M 8RONSON — Congr.gational Chwrch — Wednetdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — CoiUge Cafetaria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES I. WOODWARD. Viee-Prei. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary FRANK MURRAY — Directei CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice^resident - Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treoturer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director AL SIEG — Director MARK ANDREWS •'J — Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeants^.Arms CLUB SERVICE L. R. UVERMORE — Chairman Ken MEMBERSHIP F C J FELLOWSHIP G Munn, Jr., Dick Max PROGRAM H K Kerr, BIRTHDAY Dick Borringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, 0. Treteor E. Corwin Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons PUBLIC INFORMATION H. McCom 9, TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnam Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhammer D Jim ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, M. SERGEANT S-AT>ARMS Wayne Way, H. Bent Johnstone Kenneth 1 ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION Emest Luse, Howard Swan MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Ed Holts, Clara Bovoe, Piano Jess Woldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, A. Robert B. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Boiley Kerr Gwvorie S. Coffman, Roy Fox Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Monguse, Chairman. SERVICE Fronk Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Warren Williams, Roy Leslie H. Woodword C. Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 7—Raymond Trebilcock 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. SEPTEMBER APRIL 1—Harold T. Hill 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vineo Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Memberi)^^^ "Whot Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor MAY 'r; 8—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeilh 15—James F. MeComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Trl- 29—Lloyd R. Llvermore (Club Service) OCTOBER ; ' jt' State Meeting) 27—Eorie L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) JUNE 16—Harold Monn, Jr. (Public information) 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Ademier (New 12—Richord R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorlans) Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Mox Olds (Lodies' Night) 26—Frank Murray (Internotional Service) 24—Uoyd L. Llvermore JULY 1—E. Byron Thomos MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Bornes 22—Frederick Von Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. (t He Profits Most Who Senses BesP^ SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Choir. > , S ' »l H �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. V No. I 9 September 10^ 1951* District Governor here September 25th. 1, Rotary Director Dick I'ianguse has the program for l ext week^ September l6th. is working on it now. Dick 2. Don't miss lunch tomorrov/ at the Fairgrounds vrith Guvarie and Ray. This program is a high spot on the year's' calendar for Rural-Urban relations, 3. "lou are today vrhere your thoughts have brought you: your thoughts take- you,"— The Gilcrafter, U. you v/ill be tomorrov;- vfhere BOARD MINUTES: The regular monthly board meeting of the club was held at noon, September 6th. Nine members present. Balances: Youth Account C'263,75 Regulfir Account • •• ^227.15 Total -^1190.90 Weekly meeting place problem was discussed. President Shavr .-nd Director Van^i.ken are to provide a meeting place after October 1. B udget committee submitted report for year of"July 1, 1951 to June 30, 1952. Moved by Director Sieg and seconded by Director Andrews that same bo accepted. Carried, Adjournment.— Secretary Make-ups at Bronson: September 5th! Kennedy, Holtz, Way, Pennington, Thomas, 5. niiliams and Chuck toodwaroT^ 6. " y ^ 9 9 Lost but not found for oeptembor_hth. Bent, Derhammer, Hamilton, B, Livermore, LcKnight,AJ,ioore, Munn, Murray, l''.', VanAken, ?• ratterson, Pearce, Trebilcock, Taylor and Visiting Rotarians: Don Kasty;er,.,Kendallvillej Ind. and Herb Gaskin Austin, Texas i Question: Hovt can a Rotarian make up an absence in attendance? Ans. By attending a meeting 6 days before the meeting he will miss or attending within 6 days after 1951-52 Attendance Chairman Wayne Way, Co^Chr. Harvey Bent. Consult them about 3''our make-up problems. 9. in Club Attendmce helps further the first object of Rotaig^. Development of Acouaint10. Credit ot Kalamazoo Rotary News: "They Gotusburg Redress" One score and^six years ago our fathers brought forth upon this nation a ne^v tax conceived in desperation and dedicated to the proposition that all men are fair game. vG ?ni ncny engcaged in a great mass of calculations, testing vmcther this ta\'payer cofused and so impoverished, can long endure. We arc met on form lOhO. We have come to dedicate a large portion of our income, to a final rostinf' place with those men \iho here spend their lives , that they may spend our mone-^'. It IS altogether anguish and torture„th.at vrc.should-do this, but in the-le^^al. . sense we cannot evade,, we cannot cheat, we cannot underestimate this tax,- The"coi- Icctors, clever and sly v/ho compute here, have gone far beyond our poor ocffcr -to add and subtract. Our- creditors will little note nor long remember what v/e pay here, -but the Bureau of Internal Revenue can ne-ver forgot vrhat we report here.. It is -rather for us to be dedicated to the great task, remaining before,us - that, frcan these vanished-dollars vre tate ,increased devotion to the few remaining: and that v/o here highly resolve'that next year will not find us in a higher- income bracket. Anonymous, : Ameni You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wodnesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12-.00 M ANGOU - College Cofeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Port -Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRia RALPH TOAZ - Dhtrict Gevcrner Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-32 ROBERT E. SHAW - PrMi(i«nt CHARLES I. WOODWARD, Vice-Pr«(. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, Pretident - Director ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory FRANK MURRAY - Director CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice^retideat — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOITZ, Treoturer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEH - Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director AL SIEG - Director MARK ANDREWS — Director ■ JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sor9eant»«t.Amw CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE — ChpirmoR CLASSIFICATION E . AHENDANCE Erneit Luce, Howord Swan Ken \ Johnitone MEMBERSHIP F C M. J G PROGRAM H PUBLIC Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K INFORMATION H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr. I ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owen*, O. Treleor BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester I. Allemier Old* Max E. Corwin TELEPHONE Webster Treol, E. J. Rennell Putnam FELLOWSHIP Ceri VInlen, John Walker Marty Derhammer D SERGEANT S-AT-ARMS Jim MeCom ROTARY INFORMATION Wiliiom A. Milne*, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth 1 Wayne Way, H. Bent MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Hollz, Jes* Waldron, R. Trebllcock Clara Bevee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Choirniaa a YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kernilein, A. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth I. Olmtted, Jame* E,, Bailey Robert B. Kerr Guvorie S. CefFman, Roy Fox SICK Oti* Berrtet, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Mongute, Chairman. Frank Murray, Chairman. Worren William*, Roy Lcflie H. Woodward C. SERVICE Howard Teeter, Potter*cn 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1-Horold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Notions) 7—Raymond Trebilcocic 14—Harold J. McKmght 21—Carl VInton (Family Picnic) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 28—James E. Boiley, Jr. 25—No Meeting. " 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtr (New Members) "What Rotary Has. Meant to Me" SEPTEMBER 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (CJossificotion) 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Foirgrouodi) 16—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—Jomes F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (TrS- State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OaOBER 27—Earle L Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) FEBRUARY JUNE 5—Warren William* 3—Kenneth Otmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 17—Max Olds (Ladles' Night) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 24—Uoyd L Livermore 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 11—Lewis Pennlngton 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milne* 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Progrom) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having «pecial programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best** SPENCER B. OWENS. Program Choir. * �'^He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. 1. V 0®<]I No. 10 LATEST FL'ISH OTl THE LUNCH DE,\L September 17, 1951. '/.lE STAYi President Shavr has arranged V7ith the Hotel for the Rotary Club to remain there for Tuesday noon limchoon, 2. District Governor, Ralph Toaz, comes next Tuesday, All members arc urged to attend luncheon and program. Honor the governor by your presence and support Prexy Shaw's "ne\7 deal" administration. 3. h* DRY RUNi Club assembly, Thursday noon, September 20i Lunch at the Hotel. All officers and committee heads are expected to attend* Please have reports available for the District Governor. — Thanks to Guvarie for a good Fair program last Tuesday, Dick Langusc is program chairman tomorrovj. 5. Visiting Rotarians: E. Greene — Tecumseh, Michigan^ R, Henemeyer — Sturgis, Michigan; George E. Brady — Spokane, Washington* and Melvin Blue — Quincy, Michigan, 6, Miake-ups since Fair Grounds Meeting; Hill, Kennedy, Owens, Patterson and IVilliams, Other make-ups on September Utii, meeting: Pearce, B, Livermorc, and Trehilcock. but not found for September 11th, Bien, Davidson, Derhammer, Keep, Manguse, LicConkey, McKeith, Moore, Shorno, Sieg, Waldron, and Way. 8. Attendance for July, 1951 88,15^ — August, 1951 86.9li^. 9. VJhen you know a club member is hospitalized or ill tell Oat Barnes or Merle French.. The bulletin would like to tell you about club members, 10, Second Object of Rotary: High ethical standard in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations: and the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to serve society^ There are openings in our classification list. Ask Ernie about them. Then suggest to Bill Milnes, Chick Kennedy, or Ken Putnam the names for checking. Help build and maintain a good club, 11, "One can repay a loan of gold, but one lives forever in debt to those vrho are kind." -- --r— liala?.'" .Proverb 12, The October issue of the Rotarian Magazines is novr in your home — please take a fotvr minutes to road. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M 6RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District 6ov«rner Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice>Pr»s. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director FRANK MURRAY — Dlrecto ERNEST W. LUSE - SMretory ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice^'resideot — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE —Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MAN6USE » Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeonts-et-Arm* CLUB SERVICE L. R. UVERMORE - Chairman A Waytte Woy, H. Bent Ken Johnston# B MEMBERSHIP C M. SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, E. Corwio ' J ROTARY INFORMATION F Wllllorn A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth 1 AHENDANCE E CLASSIFICATION Ernest Lute, Howard Swan Webster Trent, E. J. Rennell Putnam FELLOWSHIP G K PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker H. Munn, Jr., Marty Derhammer Max Dick Olds TELEPHONE Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons Kery, BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier - D PROGRAM I ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer 8. Owens, 6. Treloar MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holts, Jest Waldron, R. Trebilcock Clora Bevee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken -* Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, K. Robert B. Rice, CHILDREN RURAL • URBAN Kenneth I. Olmited, Jaim E. Bailey Kerr Gevorie S. CoRman, Ray Fox SICK Otis Bamet, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Mangute, Chairman. Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Warren Wiliioms, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H.. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 7—Raymond Trebilcock 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 14—Harold J. McKntght 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. 21—Cor! Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. SEPTEMBER APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 6—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Porty) 22—Horvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" ^ 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Claisifieotion) 11—Guvarie S. CofFmon, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Monguse {Vocational Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donold Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth OCTOBER 27—Earle 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendonce) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Trl< State Meeting) 29—Uoyd R. Livermore (Club Service) L Davidson JUNE " 3—Kenneth Olmited (Crippled Children) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorlons) 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Uoyd L Uvermore 5—Warren Wiliioms 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Woshington) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on DIst. Assembly) 15—Woyne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes 16—Otis Borrws 23—Frederick Von Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Speciol Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. PaHerson (Armistice Progrom) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The obove it our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ''He Profits Most Who Series Best" SPENCER 8. OWENS. Program Chair. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" -The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. Y Wo. I U * I g;pptffTn'npr P)i IQCCI Hal Munn of Radio fame was our speaker last Tuesday, in a Vocational Service program^ He was introduced by Lick iianguse, A very interesting talk by the Radio executive. Here men, is a good talk all set to go when you need a program for another organization. Our thanks to Hal and Dick. One of the year's most important-meetings is ours for next Tuesday when District Governor, Ralph Toaz of Lansing, is our guest. Ralph attended the International Assembly of District Governors at Lake Placid this .: ear and will have a message that every Coldvrater Rotarian v/ill want and should hear. Shaw, Chuck V.oodward, Murray, Sieg, Luse, Manguse, Milnes, Holtz, Fritz VanAken, and /ndrews met at the Hotel Thursday for a Club Assembly prior to the governor's visit next Tuesday, However, that vt&s only a portion of the committee heads and every committee head should plan to remain for the Governor's Club Assembly after the meeting next Tuesday. According to Prexy Shaw better plan to be at the meeting until Three Bells Tuesday-' afternoon. Also you committee chairmen vdio haven't as vet turned in a i-rritten report of your activities better do so at once because if your re port isn't in yet it is already late. Our attendance for the meeting of the 11th v/as after all make-ups were in. For last Tuesday, or the meeting- of the Idth, our average v;as 85,07^. Don't forget that Bob asked for a 1)0^ meeting-when the Governor arrives so don't let him dovm. Just read v;here Bronson has had two lOOjS, consecutive meetings. Are we going to let them better us? At the call John introducted Rotarians Geo, McBride of Detroit, Michigan^ Gee. l^/,-Bulmer from Sterling, Illinois^ Wm. B. Steward of Bronson, Michigan: C, D, McKenzie and Gordon S, Showers from Quincy, Michigan. Other visitors* included Maury Malone with Maurice Payne- and Rev. Paul Beckv/-ith from Durand, Michigan with Grant Treloar, Congratulations on the new bank and thanks to Frank for providing the -vi^herewith—all to, buy it...,.Robin did a banner job last Tuesday in filling it v;ith dimes and the Youth Committee appreciates his effort in their behalf! Glad to hear that we can continue meeting .at the .f^Tlingtcn. Suppose all of you have noticed the "fresher atmosphere" since Bob installed-that large suction fan at the rear of the room,.... .Let *s not forget the stranger that may be eating v.dth us at noor^ fellows. Remember the,,,pleasant hospitality you have received when you v;ere visiting another club and hqv; you appreciated it. Let's make the visit ■of- a fellCTT Rotarian a pleasant one .Iloticed in the Battle Creek- Bulletin ■where they had had a-special "Fun Day" vdth a dinner at night instead of-their u^ual noon meeting. Guess there absentee list was a little larger than usual, so"we aren't the only .club that has that trouble., ■ ■ ATTE^mNCE . ■ The membership of any active member, additional active member, senior active member, or past ser-vice. member -who has been absent, from four consecutive meetihs • of his club shall automatically terminate.,.unless he be excused by the Council for good and sufficient reason, ..... . A member shall have the right to make up a missed attendance by attending the meeting of another Rotary Club ort any "of the six days before, or six days after or on the d^ of the missed meeting. Notice of such attendance shall be sent to the Secretary of the visiting member's club by the Secretary of the club visited^ ..but no member shall be credited vdth more than one attendance in the same week. .. You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Netghboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK— Port Tavern — Monday 12:15 M . .. �219TH OlSTRia RALPH TOAZ — Dittrkl Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - Pretidont CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice^rts. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, Precident - Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ' ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director jllCHARD MANGUSE-Drrecter * FRANK MURRAY - Director CHARLES I. WOODWARD, Vlce^retident - Director Al SIEG - Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeantvat-Arme CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE - Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swan Ken 1 SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Wayne Way, H.. Bent Johnstone Jim MeCcmb, E. Corwin 1 B MEMBERSHIP F Kenneth M. J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnei, John A. Kennedy, Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnom TELEPHONE leuls Pennington, Bob Lyons • C FELLOWSHIP G Morty. Derhammer D Max PROGRAM K PUBLIC INFORMATION H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Carl Vinten, John Walker H Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloor BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Ailemier MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtz, Jets Waldron, R. Treblleadc Clara Bovee, Piano 'j COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Cholnnea B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komileln, A. Rica, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bolley. R»^rt B. Kerr rie S. CeRmon, Ray Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. Freocb INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairmon. Frank Murray, Chairman. Warren Willioms, SERVICE Howard Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Lstlio H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Horold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. 7—Raymond Trebileoek 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Boiley, Jr. SEPTEMBER 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vinco Kornstoin (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffmon, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) MAY 6—Mllford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Trl> State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. livermore (Club Service) CaOBER ' 27—Eorle L Dovidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Ailemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Mo" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarions) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max dds (Ladies' Night) 26—Frank Murray (International Service) 24—Uoyd L Livermore JULY 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assemlsly) MARCH NOVEMBER y 6—Roy C Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington 20-W. A. Milfset 18—Otis Barnes 15—Wayne R. Johnson 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm^ Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotofy Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair, 1 �''He Profits Most Who Serves Besf _ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. V 1, 6 No. 12 100 percenters list: October 8, 1951. Allemier, AndrevfSj Bailey, Barnes, Biringer, Coffman, Cor^ win, Fiske, French, Hill, Helta, Kennedy, B. Kerr, D. J^err, L. Livermore, Luse, Lyon, Manguse, McComb, KcConkey, Ivlilnes, liurray. Olds, Olmsted, CXvens, Payne, Pennington, Putnam, Rennell, Rice, Shaw, Sieg, Sv:an, Taylor, Teeter, Thomas, v/eb Treat, Treloar, Trebilcock, F. VanAken, V;. VanAken, Vinton, '.Vade, V/alker, 'heeks. Chuck V/oodward, and Les V.^oodward, 2, Total U7. Congratulations, ViTayne V.'ay, chairman of the Attendance Committee, has the program tbmorrovr. will be unique. It Try to be present, 3, The man vrho pays the rent on phone 77 introduced Rotarian guest, Bert Cole, (plastics) from Toronto, Ontario last rr.eso.ay, h. From the District Governor's"September letter the Aug^ist attendance thermometer rates Coldwater as warm with an 86.91^., .The District average vras 8^.36;^. Let's get ' Hot on the October report, 5, Coldwater Rotary Board: At' the regular monthly board meeting held Thursday nocn, October ,1-i.th, the follovTing resolution v;as passed. "Moved by Fritz VanAken and seconded by Ed Holta that the Coldwater Rotarj'- Club purchase one portable electric blinker to be turned over to the school board to be used as they see fit. 6, Carried," The Rotary Board has voted an honorary membership until July 1, 19^2 to Marty Derhammer. 7, Bank Balance; Youth Fund 239.g3 Regular Fund ^515.02 Total 8. Spenc^ our pinchhitting program chairman, got a good quick one last Tuesday, Thomas Carter from Albion College did a fine job on the German problem. Dr» Democracy is caught not taught the world around, 9» Coldvfater High School Seniors will conduct a curb side paper drive Thursday, Oct. 11th. Rotarians can help the youngsters by getting the paper products on the curb early in the morning (by 9:00 a.m.). The students are taking advantage of Teacher Institute time to earn some money. ^lease ho loose paper — tie it. Red's daughter. Judy, is the big wheel on this job. 10, Make-lips:' 9-25-51 '"'ade and Day — iO-2-5l Thomas and Patterson ■ 11,. Kenneth McFarland "The Rotary Vfay" Atlantic City Convention 1951. "We -have got to go back to the first principle of Rotary, In our business of life, in our community life, in our government—ive have to understand. that our service, what ever that service is, must serve the other people, ','fe .knew that one. tiine, -e. knciT one t?hne ,that. all the vrark;-done in the world, vrhetViGr-it ia.from garbage collector up to governor, if that work is legitimate, it is done to serve other people," "It sounds funny to you, maybe, but it is an actual truth from novT on we are going to have to be successful if'-for no other purpose than to pay out taxes andsupport our de fense program. It is patriotic to be successful. Moth?-ng could suit the enemies of de mocracy, so much as just to see bur' system stlimble and fall and flatten under the vrcight of our. .arras." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M 5TURGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRia RALPH TOAZ — DIttrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-32 ROBERT E. SHAW — PreHdenI CHASUS L. WOODWARP, Vico-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director ERNEST W. tUSE — Secretary FRANK MURRAY — Director CHARLES 1. WOODWARD, Vice^reddent — Director UOYO R. IIVERMORE ~ Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director Al SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MAN6USE ~ Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeants-crt'Anns CLUB SERVICE L R. LIVERMORE - Chairtnan A AHENDANCE E CLASSIFICATION Ernest luse, Howard Swan Ken I Johnstone MEMBERSHIP F C M. J TELEPHONE Wehiier Treat, E. J. Rennefi Putnam FELLOWSHIP Louis Penningten, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION G Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Cterhammer D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim MeCemb, E. Corwia ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth I Wayne Woy, H. Bent H. Munn, Jr., Disk Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester I. Allemler Max Olds PROGRAM BIRTHDAY MUSIC ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer B. Owens, G. Treleor Maurice D. Payne, Ed Hells, Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock Clara Bevee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komstein, A. Rice, CRIPPLED Chairman CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN Kenneth I. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Robert B. Kerr Guvorie S. CoRman, Roy Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Mangute, Chairman. Frank Murray, Chairman. Werran Williams, Roy Lsslie H. Woodward C. Howard Teeter, Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST 7—Raymond Trebllcock 14—Harold J. MeKnight 21—Cor! Vinton (Fomily Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. SEPTEMBER DECEMBER l-Horold T. Hill 11—John Walker (todies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 8—All-Sports Banquet 25—District Governor OaOBER JANUARY 1—No Meeting. 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Mo" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Progrom) NOVEMBER ^ MAY 6—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Miiford A. McKelth 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Trf» State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Uvermore (Club Service) 27—Eorie L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 15—Vince Komstein (Children's Porty) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 25—No Meeting. 4—Howard K. Swan (Clossifteation) 11—Guvorie S. Coffmon, 4-K (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Monguse (Vocational Service) APRIL 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) FEBRUARY JUNE 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorions) 19—Martin H. Derhommer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Uoyd L. Livermere 26—Frank Murray (Internotional Service) JULY 1—E. Byron Thomas MARCH 3—C. Woodward (Report on D!st. Assembly) 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennirsgton 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotory Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having specie! programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Profits Most Who Serves Best'' SPENCER B. OWENS, Progrom Choir. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ ^he COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. V October 1S% 1951. No. 13 The home tovm lads came through in fine style last v:eek and v;as such indicated by the extreme interest of all present, "Povver-Glide" IVay v^^as program chairman, and the subject of his program was "Attendance", Wayne presented Carl Vinton, Howard Teeter, Ernie Luse, John Walker, and Spence Ovrens, who all without exception, gave us some very interesting aspects on attendance. It v;as a "home-Town" program that really rang the bell. For next week program chairman Hal Munn is introducing Sam Burgess, editor of the Bronson Journal, Mr. Burgess will speak on the place of the Y'cehli'" ne\7spaper in community life* Only four fellov/s missing last -reek and these fellovrs: Bailey, Johnstone, Kornstien, and Olds are all going to make-up and in that case we v;ill be able to come up with 100% for Prexy Robin-. For the meeting of the 2nd, after all make-ups were in we boasted an average of 9'}c9h%w Here's quite a list of men vj"ho deserve a "pat on the back" for extra effort in making-up; Bailey, Fiske, French, Kennedy, B. Livermore, Olmsted, Patterson, Thomas, Trebilcock, C, VJoodvrard, and Les V/oodvvard, The guest list was unusually long and John welcomed: Rotarians: Sol S, v7olf and John McFarlane from Garden City, Michigan^ Garrett R,Perry from Shelbyville, Ind.; T, J. Zimmerman and H. 0. Cox from Quincy, Michigan; Robert E, Roach from Kalaraazoo, Michigan; Howard Eggleston from Toledo, Ohio; J. Estrich from Angola, Indiana; and Paul O'Domke from Port Huron, 'Michigan, Other visitors vrere Vies Kitcham from South Bend, Indiana vath Guvarie Coffman; Frank Lindsay, and ex-rotarian from Quincy, I.Iichigan; and Harry Thorp from Shelbyville, Indiana with Garrett R, Perry, Mighty swell of the "leave-early" lads to sing a song for us. Mighty good thing that they had Payne to help them' out ..Speaking of music, it was pretty loud and almost too mellow last Tuesday Remember the Community Concert series now being sold, and give it your support .Rotaiy's thanks to Les Wood>Tard and all his effort on the blood program. Guess, Frank Murray is working on this pro ject also.....And our thanks to the late-Comers lYho so genercisly contributed to the Freedom Bank, THE TRUTH ABOUT SERnCE CLUBS: By Jerome Ellison "Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, and Exchange - all have been lampooned by such experts as Sinclair Lev/is, ridiculed by sophisticates, Yet fei" people knovf about the things the do for all of us, the millions they give avray, without ever asking outsiders for help." You can read the article in the October 13th, issue of the Saturday Evening Post and you'll find it very Much v/orth your time. IT'11 give you a good shot in the arm regarding your Rotary club ^d it's real gpc^. Please, take the time, and read it. Brother BjTon is off with his teachers at Kalamazoo this week, so "Old Putnam" is again trying to keep this thing alive. Don't give up though men, as BjTon will •he back nflxt. week and things will be better. Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Conerogational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater 1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vieo-Pres. - Director ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretory ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director FRANK MURRAY — Director CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice-President - Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE — Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director AL SIEG — Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeonts^H-Arme CLUB SERVICE L R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swan Ken Johnitone MEMBERSHIP F M. J TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnam FELLOWSHIP C H. Munn, Jr., Max PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Oerhammer D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim MeComb, E. Cerwin ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth I Wayne Way, H. Bent H Dick Kerr, BIRTHDAY Dick Barringor, Chester L. Allemler Olds MUSIC ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtx, Clara Bovee, Ptone Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Korosteln, -A._Rice<. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL • URBAN Kenneth L. Oimsted, James E. Bailey Ro^rt B. Kerr Gwarie 5r Coffman, Roy-Fox Otis Barnes, M. R. French L INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Warren Williams, Roy Leslie H. Woodward C. Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnight 4_Howard Teeter (United Notions) 1-Harold T. Hill 11—John Wolker (Ladies' Night) 8—Ail-Sports Banquet 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Boiiey, Jr. 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Porty) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) SEPTEMBER . "Whot Rotary Hos Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvarie S. Coffmon, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 6—Miiford A. McKeith 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 8—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 25—District Governor 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- MAY State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER ^ 27—Eorte L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W- Woy (AHendance) 16—Horold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richord Biringer, Chester Allemler (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 3—Kenneth Oimsted (Crippled Children) 5—Warren Willioms 10—Alfred Rico (Jr. Rotorions) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 17—Max Olds (Lodies' Night) 19—Mortin H. Derhommer 24—Lloyd L. Livermore 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. 'He Profits Most Who Serves Best** ff SPENCER 6. OWENS, Program Choir. J �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan t VOT. V. No. I'; October 29- 1951 •3; Our Rotarian Visitors last Tuesday: Kalaniazoo--Robort S# Roach. Vicksburg--M0rGdith Clark " Albion Toledo Jack Bedlent Howard Eggleston. Absent but not forgotten 10/23/51 Bailey, Olrasted, Patterson, Treloar and vValdron. lou make-ups will be welcome Lads [ Pat and Ken at Bronson, 10/2l\./5^> Thanks . . Bob Kerr has the program tomorrow^ Ho Is trying to bring us a talk from Miss Freeman, a Rotary Scholarship young lady from Sturgis Olub Orchids to Chet and Dick ; -Je keep saying the local programs are the best. At least for Club I/Iorale. Governor Ralph's October Letter list Coldwater as a HOT Club in attend ance for the September Report* 13th from the top with pO-lS/" ^^d Bronson number one v/ith District average 37*57%* Some of us could wrap our Rotarian and mail it to Percy Jones for the added enjoyment of some GI. Let a good prospector member read an issue. It might secure a good member. Fourth Object of Rotary: The advancement of international understand ing and good?;ill by business and professional men throxighout the worlds How can a man lose his membership in Rotary? B y non-payment of dues. By misconduct. By failure to attend, A member must attend 60% of all Rotary meet ings held by his club. Also absence four consecutive meetings. By resignation from the cl.ubo By dropping his classificationo My Challenge: God grant mo the serenity to accept things I cannot change Couragd to change things that I can. Wisdom to know the difference* There's no limit to the good a man can do if he doesn't care who get the credit. You Will Always Be Welcome af These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M T ALBION - Porkor Inn - Thorcdoy 12:15M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Fridoy 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) | BAHLE CREEK - Port Tavern — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M I STURGIS ~ Elkc Temple — Monday 12:00 M �2I9TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ Diitrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice-P^et.-director ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary FRANK MURRAY - Directe CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice^resldent - Director LLOYD R. LiVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE-Director AL SIEG — Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants-ot-Arme CLUB SERVICE L R. LIVERMORE - Chairman CLASSIFICATION Ernest Luse, Howard Swon Ken Johnstone I MEMBERSHIP William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, F FELLOWSHIP G Kenneth C M. SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim MeComb, E. Corwin ROTARY INFORMATION J TELEPHONE Webster Trent, E. J. Rennell Putnam Marty Derhommer Max PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION H. Mvnn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Carl Vinton, John Wolker 0 AHENDANCE Wayne Woy, H. Bent H BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Ailemler Olds MUSIC ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treleer Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtz, Jets Waldron, R. Trebilceck Clara Boveo, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komttein, A. Rice, Robert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL. URBAN Kenneth t. Olmsled, James E. Bailey Kerr Guvarie S. Coffman, Ray Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguso, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Roy C. Patterion Warren Williams, Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 7—Raymond Trebileoek 4—Howard Teeter (United Notions) 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—Jomes E. Bailey, Jr. 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vinee Kornstein (Children's Party) 25—No Meeting. 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) SEPTEMBER "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (AAembershIp) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvorle S. Coffman, 4-H (Foirgrounds) 18—Richard Monguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. AAAY 6—Milford A. McKeith 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 15—Jomes F. McComb . 13—Donald Shorno 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- 22—Robert F. Lyon Stote Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews^ Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Woytie W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE ^ 5—Warren Willioms 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorlans) 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L Livermore 19—Mortin H. Derhommer 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Progrom) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951*52. If you want to change dotes with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. "He Profits Most Who Serves BesP' SPENCER 8. OWENS, Program Chair. V* i �The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification given below, ^ I Ab.y objections should be filed with the secretary without delay: William Bobier Wood Industry-Lumber Retailing Signed: Ernest W, Luse, Secretary October 26, 1951 �t; ^ : Ou^ : •■,.(7•' ■ r;j--. r - - - . ■ V ■ ; I '. b'.for' * ••> J.' . •■ i • rr. • ■ . Jci'a , • �'*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Publishad by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 1 Vol \T •Mr. - 1 /S NovombGr 2. 19^1 Robert, the Korr presented n real interesting and varied typo of pro gram at our meeting last Tuesday, and from the interest sho^vn, it must have been vjgII received by all present, Stov/art Gordon, Carl Semniol- roth, and Jack ^uner, all students from tho High-School debate class, spoke on the subject, "resolved, that all American citizens should bo subject to conscription in essential service in time of vjar»" Jack spoke in favor of conscription, and Carl v/as "agin", while Stov/art served as chairman of the discussion. There was a lively question per iod after tho discussions by the boys, which left no doubt as to how "Gravel" Vinton votes® 1*11 bet that not many of you fellows realize that Rotary is assisting, and thus far just financially. Cliff Hack in his efforts to organize a group of boys that maybe, haven^t had quite tho "breaks" that most of our sons enjoy. Cliff camo to Coldv/ator about nine months ago, work ing with Charlotte Wright in tho Bureau of Social Aid, has had considerable experience in boys v/ork, and h olds a secretaryship in tho Y.I.UC,A. -^'^ack^s boys arc meeting in tho Gym at the First Methodist Church each Tuesday night at 7:30, and Cliff is giving them an evening of basketball and other organized recreation. The group will average about ill- fellows, and last night I stopped in at the gym for a v/hile, and he told me that all but fo\ir of thoso fellov/s had had oxporionccs with the Probate Court, This is a group _ ^ of boys that scouting doesn't seem to roach, and I bolievo that there are great possibilities to do some real good in the community in this project. We havo the loader, and all Cliff asks of Rotary is a little assistance financially, and some moral support. Fellows/ stop in at the Methodist Gym any. Tuesday night around 7:30 and sgj v/hat your Rotary club is doing. Hero's a chance for some of you men who think we'ar nothing but a knife and fork club to do something about it,. Let those boys and Cliff Hack know we're behind them 100^® The guest list was unusually small this v/oek, with John introducing Austin Brocaw from Angola, and Clay Brockman from Quincy,.Chuck very professionally presided last Tuesday in the absence of Proxy Shav/. The Proxy was in Chicago to the choc dealers convention, and Treat was also in Chicago attending the Piston Grinders convention. Must havo boon a hot time in the old tovm,,.Hopo Clara gets buck in the fold soon as wo all miss the singing, v/onder if it would bo possible for someone cisc to play v/hon Clara isn't able to be prcsont ?,,. We' vc missed Chick the last couple of Tuesdays, Think he and V/ilma arc off to sec his father who is seriously ill. Among the missing last week wore, Hamilton, Tiangusc, Moore, Munn, Olds, Patterson, Shaw, Treat, Waldron, and ivilliams. For our meeting of the 23rd, wo had an attendance avorage of 96,92^* after c.ll make-ups were in. Roy Patterson is in charge of the program next Tuesday, and will pre sent Emil Leffler, Dean of Men at Albion College. Here is a great Rotarian, a Groat Man, and a Groat Speaker. Ho will speak on an Armis tice Day Theme,- and Dean Leffler is always tops. This must be a 100^ meeting fellows. Horo's a very busy man, but ho alv/ays has time to be a real Rotarian, and the very least that v/e as Rotarians can do, is to be present, and stay for his message. It's always so very worth v/hilc. "•'S ?!•- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday 12:15M 6R0NS0N — Congregatienol Church — WednMdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA - Coiloge Caffltorio - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.} BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ -> District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater—1951-32 ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice-Pret. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary FRANK MURRAY — Director CHARLES I- WOODWARD, Viee-Pretldent — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE-Director Al SIEG — Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeonts^-Arme CLUB SERVICE L. R. UVERMORE - Chairman A E CUSSIFI CATION Ernest Luse, 1 oward Swan Ken I AHENDANCE SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Wayne Way, H. Bent Jo instone Jim McCemb, E. Corwin 1 B MEMBERSHIP Kenneth C M. . G H. PROGRAM Louis PenningtoR, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhammer D TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnam FELLOWSHIP J ROTARY INFORMATION F William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Munn, Jr., Max Dick Kerr, Olds I ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloor BIRTHDAY Dick Borringsr, Chester L. Allemter MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Hollz, Jets Waldron, R. Trebilcoek Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornitein, A. Rice, Robert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Kerr Guvorie S. CoRmon, Roy Fox Otis Barnes, M. R. Freoch INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairman. Richard Manguso, Chairman. Warren Willibms, SERVICE Howard Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 7—Raymond Trebilcoek 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Corl Vinton (Fomily Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. , SEPTEMBER APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Toylor 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—VInco Kornstein (Children's Party) 25—No Meeting. 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members),^^ "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (ClassiBcation) 11—Govarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. tyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, OaOBER Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 27—EaHa L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Woyne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Birlnger, Chester Allemter (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 5—Warren Willioms 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Uncoln-Woshington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarlons) 19—Martin H. Derhommer 17—AAax Olds (Ladies' Night). 24—Lloyd L Livermore 26—Frank Murray (International Service) ; ' JULY 11—lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist, Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes 16—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best** SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. ^ �■*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 1 I Vol, V. November 12, 1951 Wc should put oursclvoc on the back a v/cc bitj October attendance The Board of Directors have voted to Dolph, The Taylor Fund* Vi/hcn a man these days v/ants to bo independent and holpt h imself, it is ^7orthy of our support fellov/s. Jess V/aldron will bo at bat for tomorrows program. It is said that our Squire from the land of Bethel may take the wheel himself."Nuff codi" Greetings to-- Angola George i.Ioyer & C» Bledsoc Detroit Col. Goshon, Quincy Ind, T, Larscn S, Dale Ulery C»D« IIcKcnzio 5c E«. Dobson. "The Heart Grows Ponder for— Pox, McKeith, Pearco and Pennington, who v/erc absent, ll/6/5l» Salutations to one hunter of the door (tis said). Remombor Ernie the jinx v/ill bo thinking of and about you. Make ups arc in order v/hilo North, Call him for a list of Clubs on your hunting schedule. Surprise I Some have all ready. Did you knov/ that Marshall has a prospective D.G. for the district. Remember that swell talk Ed Lincoln gave some time ago. He *s the chap. your scribe appreciates "Diggers" wholesome willingness to write the bulletin occasionally. Thanks Ken., Pollov/3 call in some Rotary news. ting reading. It might make this sheet more intcrcs-» Our recent good programs alv/ays helps attendance at Club. Staying for the program Improves the moral of the program chairman for the day. Remember when you v;erc chairman and they walked out on your effort. A husband is what is left of a ov;eethcart after the nerve has been taken out-Ed V/ynn. Duos are due. Do Ernie now before he dues you, A HOTARIAN*S GREATEST HOUKs ■ When he appreciates that he is invited to Rotary membership because of his Character and standing in his community; When he understands that Rotary privileges are his only so longas he is v/orthy; When he responds to the Rotary call for Service in the Club and Commun ity, and gives generously of his oarnin power and of himself to others. IVhen he knows that every Rotarian, world-wide, is a potential, possible friendship, and docs something about it; When he Realizes that a good Rotarian is a Christian man-that no Rotar ian can live victoriously and leave God out; To do ahd to strive for all these things THEN, IS A ROTARIAN AT HIS BEST; - Gco. W. Olingcr, Denver, Colo, Past Director of Rotary International, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church ~ Monday 12:15 M 8R0NS0N — CongrsgaHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) j I I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thor$day 12:15M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BAHLE CREEK - Port Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �2T9TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ >- District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vlce-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary CHARLES L. WOODWARD, LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director FRANK MURRAY - Director VIce.President - Director ED HOITZ, Treasurer — Director. AL SIEC - Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeantt^t«Arin< CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman AHENDANCE SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Wayne Way, H. Bent Jim McComb, E. Corwin CUSStFICATION Ernest Luse, Howard Swan Ken Johnstone MEMBERSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION TELEPHONE William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons PUBLIC INFORMATION H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, • Dick Borringer, Chester L. Allemier Kenneth M. Putnam FELLOWSHIP Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhammer > Max BIRTHDAY OMs PROGRAM ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloor Jess Waidron, R. Trebileeck MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Hoitx, Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komstein, A. Rice, CHILDREN RURAL• URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Robert B. Kerr Guvarie S. Coffman, Roy Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL -VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Monguse, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murroy, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Warren Willioms, Roy Leslie H. Woodward C. Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 7—Raymond Trebilcoek 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) SEPTEMBER APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 18—Horry Taylor 8—Ali-Sports Banquet 15—VInce Komstein (Children's Porty) 25—No Meeting. 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffmon, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Monguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (TrIState Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Uvermore (Club Service) OCTOBER 27—Eorle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne ,W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public InformaKon) 23—Richord Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorians) 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore 19—Martin H. Derhammer 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Woytw R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Progrom) 13—Russell Woldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a commlHee to assist with the details. "He Profits Most Who Serves BesP' SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. ' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan November 26, 1951 Vol. 5 No. 18 Bill Milnco wao chairman of lact Tuonday'r; mooting, and proecntcd Coldv/at'jr * 3 Carl IvIcConnoll, v;ho gave a very intcrccting talk on the hictory of the J.C. Penny Compcuay. Carl with th P any Company in 1923j the Company b .ing ctart d by ivlra P'..nny in 1902 './itri. .,^26,000. Th>;y hav^. nev-r hir.d an v.x';cutivc from outGide th ranks, and in th..ir early boginningo th'- -ntir . busincGG was a partn..rchip, but in 1927 th-.y formod a coop-'ration» There ar: 1620 atore manag-.rs, and all <;m- ploycoG v/ho hav^ b . n v;ith th. Penny Company for mor . than thr.:': years char'- in the profits of th- Coop'.ration. This is truly a gr^-at (jxamplc of free ent'.rprisc and d .mocracy at v/ork, and to Carl v;e v;ould say thanlcs, for doing a svr-11 job on a.is mescag'. ccncLrning his company. Carl doesn't enjoy app'-aring b-.-for-.. th . public in this capacity, but her.- is a real story of democracy and fr .e .nt .rprice that has v/orkod, and Carl fe,.ls that va. all cnould know about it, and that this thing r«-ally do-.s v/ork if you'll try it. Thanks Bill, for anoth r top-notch home toxin program. IVHY SUFFER: V'/liy walk around f- ling half dead \;h-n v/j can burry you for ^49.50? Use our lay-av;ay plan. "LEATHER-STOCKINdS" Tr..at has th progra.m next Tuesday, and proraiS-S something of a higher calib-..r than his de .,r-hunting ability would ind- icatv., Mov;eV -r, as v;. m.- ,t th Certain v/hat it may b-, d .adlin„ for pr- ss-timc, v/e ar>-n't just so -v..'11 just have to assum. that "wait and see" attitud-. Be th-r.. Tuesday men, and you v/ill see and hear v/hat "Leather-Stockings" is having for us, P.S. He shot at a buck and missed fellov/s. Don't forget the international convention in Mexico City this next Spring. Ernie has all the dope for you...It's time to be thinking about the District Governor for next year, and the Coldwater Club hasn't had one in a long time-? How about it men, v/e must have some elgible materistl.,, REMEMBER: Ladies Night is Tuesday evening, December 11th at the American Legion, v/ith John Walker in charge, John v/ill be taking reservations hext Tuesday, so be prepared. The attendance for the meeting of November 13th after all make-ups "■''6^6 in v/as 67.69/0. For October Prexy Robin announces our average as 9oof, v/hich sounds pretty darn good to me. Let's keep up the good work for ^'ovember, \7onder if the Deer-Boys are making-up? Pretty easy for Johnny Walker last Tuesday, as the guest list included the Q,uincy Miller,Arnold Austin with ^^en Johnston, Stanley Ketchum with Guvarie, and Harold iiandall with Grant, Among the missing last Tuesday v/ere, Allemier, Bailey, Bobier, French, Davidson, Manguse, i.Iunn, Patterson, Teeters, Vinton, and Woodward. How about making up a carload for Quincy next Monday? PLASH; Leather Stockings reports that Past District Govenor Sam Gor- sline v/ill be our speaker next Tuesday. Never miss an opportunity to make others hapoy even if you have to leave them alone to do it, . It would be a wonderful world if we would all smile with as much sincerity as a dog wags his tail...., ,The Rotarian magazine'. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn ~ Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STUR6I5 — BIks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOtA - College Cafeteria « Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S;T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-32 ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director FRANK MURRAY — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vlce^resident - Director LLOYD R. LiVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treosurer ■— Director AL SIE6 — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MAtJGUSE —Director ^ MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeonts^t-Arms CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE - Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swan Ken Johnslone B MEMBERSHIP F M. SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, E. Corwin J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. MIfnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth 1 Wayne Way, H. Bent TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnom Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons 1 C FELLOWSHIP Carl Vinton, John G PUBLIC Walker H. Munn, Jr., Marty Derhommer D Max PROGRAM H K INFORMATION Dick Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds I ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar MUSIC Mouriee D. Payne, Ed Holtz, Clara Bovee, Piano ^ Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcoek COMMUNITY BIRTHDAY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komtfoin, A. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN Kenneth I. Oimsted, Jomee E. BoSley Robert B. Kerr Guvorie S. CoRmoii, Ray Fox Otis Bomet, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. SERVICE Fronk Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, V/arren Williamt, Roy C. Patterson Letiie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 7—Raymond Trebilcoek 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. SEPTEMBER APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) ^ .• • 18—Harry Taylor 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 25—No Meeting. 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members)^ 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tr-^ 22—Robert F. Lyon State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER _ "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 11—Guvorie S. CoFFman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) ■ 27—Earle L Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (AHendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Mo" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 3—Kenneth Oimsted (Crippled Children) 5—Warren Williams 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorlons) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 19—Martin H. Derhommer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) j 26—Frank Murroy (International Service) 24—Uoyd L Livermore ^ B JULY 1—E. Byron Thomas MARCH NOVEMBER 3—C. Woodward (Report on Disi. Assembly) 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington 15—Woyne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ""He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. �Profits Most Who Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan 1 No. 20 Vol. V December 3> 19^1 The Cold^mter Rotary Club heard a thought-provoking, concise clarification of a difficult subject last Tuesday^ "Bill" Donkin has spent time working out his material on Christianity and .Bcanomics.-, We appreciated hearing our friend, the President of the Quality Cprin^s Products, on a timely theme. Thanks to Leather-Stockings Treat for digging up a fine program. Better luck in the woods next year, Web. Johnr^ (came lately) the Walker ^0.11 give us Ladies night, Dec. 11th. Better be there. First job sign his attendance list. We v^ill be seeing Teeter at the head table tomorrow, Howard brings us a United Nations program from Albion College. Prof, Darrell Pollard will speak on the U.K.. Why Suffer — Repeat: "A^y walk around feeling half dead V/hen v/e can burry you for QUO,99. Use our lay-away plan. Visiting Rotarians Bronson - Jack Schafer Don Hunsicker Constantine V/endell Hathaway - Reuben Erschele Absent list for November 27» (Thanks for the make ups.) Fiske, French, Hanguse, McKeith, Rice, V/ay & Teeter Battle Creek bulletin. Nov<. hnd this in it.. 2."l. Bent, Davidson, Rev, J« Herbert Garner, Pastoj" o' •he I'li-st Proscn^erian Church and Rotarian, Vj vaWi ni.s taJ.lv on, '".'diat's Right With The thoroughly delighted Rotary Mc United States." It was a pleasant change from the continuous harping on what vrrong. The basic thing to be thankful for, suggested the speaker, is the Con stitution, what it says and what it stands for. It is designed to give everyone a chance. The speaker pointed out that too many people's idea of "freedom" is to do nothing to help themselves or their co^antry.. l.'e should be thankful for the cooperation between states and the federal government and for the cooperation of municipalities T.dth state government. Dr. Gamer pointed out that America has 202,893 schools, 1,81^0,000 teachers and 2,800,000 pupils in school. other country can approach. A figure no He bewailed the fact that teachers are underpaid (Q26UU a year their average salary). In addition, there are 253^762 churches in America vdth 72,^92,669 members. Dr. Garner said we ought to even be thankful for our tax set up, vdth all its faults, because no other major country has one so reasonable. He added that we should be thankful for the right to vote for the right of assembly and the right to worship as we please, \7e should be thank ful for independence, national integrity, initiative, and even for humor. Inci dentally, "Herb" punctuated his talk with some very sly but effective humor. He did not picture the situation as perfect, especially since there are seventy counties in the United States that have no doctors and ^kh that have no hospital beds. Yet, the country does have 1,1;23,000 hospital beds and they serve 16,000,000 people a year* No other country gives such care to the aged—every state has an old age pension plan now. Altogether, it was a fine and timely thought, which fitted in well with the turkey dinner the Tavern threv; in for the occasion. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M BRONSON — CongregoHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tovero — Monday 12:15 M �2mH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1931-32 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES I. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. — Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary FRANK MURRAY - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-President — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer ■— Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGU5E-Director AL SIEG - Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeants-ct-Arme CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE - Chairman E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest luse, Howord Swan Ken I SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Wayne Way, H. Bent Jehnstone Jim McCofflb, E. Corwin 1 MEMBERSHIP F ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Mllnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth C M. FELLOWSHIP TELEPHONE Max PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, G Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhommer 0 J Webster Treat, E. J. Renneil Putnom BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds MUSIC ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloor Maurice D. Payne, Ed Koltx, Clara Bovee, Piano Jess Waidron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Victcent Kornstein, A. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Robert B. Kerr Guvorie S. CoRman, Roy Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French L INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. Frank Murray, Chairman. Warren Williams, Howard Teeter, Roy C. Pottorson Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 7—Raymond Trebilcock 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Car! Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) SEPTEMBER 18—Harry Toylor 25—No Meeting. 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New MembersK. .y 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 25—District Governor 1-Harold T. Hill 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) JANUARY 11—Guvorie S. CofFman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) APRIL 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Roy Fox (Rurol-Urbon) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 6—Milford Ai McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks 0 ■■ I . "I" E B State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER . 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mork Andrews, Jr. 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Meons to AAe" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) FEBRUARY JUNE 5—Warren Willioms 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 17—Max Olds (Ladles' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore 19—Martin H. Derhammer 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY h'- 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Wocxlword (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Mllnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Renneil (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Woidron (Rotary Magazine) The above Is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ''He Profits Most Who Senses Best" SPENCER B. OWENS. Program Chair. % �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan December 10, 19^1 Vol. V, No. 21 Professor D^'rrell Pollard of Albion College gave an able analysis of the moral integrety underlying v;orld affairs both past and present last iveek. According to his thinking vrorld peace is still a fond hope but not a reality for some time to come. Toraorrov.' night (Tuosdaj'*) around fibout eight or a little before, arc you being counted among those at the Legion Hall (upstairs of course) your Ann vill be proud and happy to IcnovY -.-here you are for one niglit at least, John the halker v^ill provide— Don't yrorxy about the program details. Visiting R otarians: ^ An'tola — H. Klink •p) L. Hirsch Al, Edgerton, Ohio, C.A. Graieque. Did you sharke hands v.'ith then? Absentees for December 3, 19^1: Bien, Biringer, Coffman, Davidson, Fox, Manguse, Teeters, V'aldron, and V.'illiams, Of course most of us make up Rotary and the Club appreciates it, but attendance at home is the morale tonic vrhich a Club needs. Have we spent-any time lately with the thought: 'Vhy am I a Rotarian? Good subject for some short home Club one minute speeches— T he monthly board meeting of the Cold.vater Rotary Club vras held at noon, December 6, 1951 v'ith 8 members present. The banlc shcvrs a balance in the regular fund of '^lOlil.02 -nd the Youth Fund .0256.[i3, There was considerable discussion, lead by Frita VanAI:en, relative to the childrens Cliristriias program, ■ There was a careful rovlCT? of the attendance records and witii an average of 93.06 for the month of rovcmbor, it was unrnliously agreed that the ColctvatGr Club is maintaining a good average . , .E." , Luse, Socretarg^. Rotograve;. "-A good scare is v-orth more to a man than good advice," <•- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M SRONSON — CongrogaHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:]5M STURGIS — Eilcs Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — Cofiege Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Mondoy 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ DiUxjct Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vica-Pres. — Direetor ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary FRANK MURRAY - Director CHARLES t WOODWARD, Wee^resident — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director AL SIEG — Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants-at-Arms — t <^1 CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE - Chairman E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swan I MEMBERSHIP F Webster Treat, E. J. Rennolt FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vlnton, John Walker H. Munn, Jr., Dick Korr, C M. Putnam Marty Derhammer D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Max PROGRAM Jim McComb, E. Corwin J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth I Wayne Way, H. Bent Ken Johnstene H TELEPHONE Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemler Olds MUSIC ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, 6. Treloar Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holts, Jess Waldron, R. Trebllcock Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornsteln, A. Robert B. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL . URBAN Kenneth I. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Kerr Guvorie S. Coflman, Ray Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French [ INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Monguse, Chairman. SERVICE Fronk Murray, Chalrmon. Worren Williams, Howard Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 7—Raymond Trebilcock 4—Howard Teeter (United Notions) l- -Harold T. Hill 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 26—James E. Bailey, Jr. 11—John Wolker (Ladles' Night) 8- -Ail-Sports 18—Horry Taylor 15- -Vince 25—No Meeting. 22- -Harvey SEPTEMBER 11—Guvarie S. CofFman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Monguse (Vocofional Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6- Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13- Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20- Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29- •John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Ciosslfication) Banquet Kornsfein (Children's Party) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mork Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Woyne W. Woy (AHendance) 16—Horold Munn, Jr. (Public Informotion) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemler (New Members) "What Rotary Means to AAo" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) , 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) s 17—Mox Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore 19—Martin H. Derhammer 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 1—E. Byron Thomas MARCH NOVEMBER 11—Lewis Pennington 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Renneli (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Woldron (Rotary Magatlne) The obove is our progrom schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Choir. �,, . - "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan Vol^ V—Mo. 52 DGCciiibcr 3I5 19gl 1 i V/hat a s^.Tell holiday season, and^^^^Kce that nobody ate too nuch, !Io\Tcver, it's time to put those thoughts out of the m^nd, and give a little room up thar for loo Good Old Rotary, After all, vre haven't had a meeting for some ti-me, and vre've got to get back and all on the ball. Don't ^lovvy though, things aren't quite at a stand still and first off vre'll offer our best vrishes to hyron for a speedy recovery. Seems that he's been in bed for a vjeek or so, trying to keep array from pneumonia, and rre sure hope that he does, and is able to get back to vrork real soon, not only^ for the benefit of the tax payers, but also so that this bulletin may be vrritten.,.Haven't^ seen too much of Earl lately, but hope that he also vrill soon be able to get back^ in the harness...at this vrriting poor old Barney hadn't been to bed for the last v/eek, trjring to get the roads plovred out. Doing a srrell job though Barney, and Rotary and the community take their'hats off to you.. .Another example of Rotary at work in the community: Max Olds had charge of the kiddies Christmas party at the Elks and did a swell job, and another boquet to Maxie for using his snovi plow to help brother Guvarie get plowed out from his country estate. Report is that Olds refused any grat uity but did accept a pound of Oleo from G,S.,.,,Also the club ■vrould like to extend it's sympathy to Nola, Guvaries wife, on the loss of her sister, Zula, ViTe haven't had a complete report yet, but we hope that every Rotarian exercised his responsibility by getting his Christmas gifts delivered to the farnAly he had been given. Bob Shaw, Louie Pennington, and yours truly made a trip out by Union City the day before Christmas with some packages, and they certainly 7;ere vrelcome. Through the aid of Bob, the Shaw Shoe Co. donated a lii pound tur]:ey to our family, and as Bob handed the mother the turkey, she exclaimed, "that is the first turkey I ever had." Vfe all felt it v/as a true "Rotary-Spirited" project, and one the club would do well to repeat nest year. V/e understand that Rotary v:as responsible for about l5 families, v/hich included about 60 children. Gertrude Luse and the Go-Ordinateing council deserve much credit for getting a real Christmas to most of the needy families in Coldwater and the county. Keep January lUth in mind. T he Bonton^f-Harbor-St.Joe club is sponsoring a gettogether for Rotarians in this section of the State, and Phil Lovejoy will be there as the speaker. Probably most Coldvrater Rotarians have never lieard Phil, and here is a svfell opportunity not only to meet Phil, but to break bread vdth our brothers from much of Michigan, Again, keep that date in mind so that Cold;7ater may have a good representation,., December attendance only 89.13^ Not good. The records shovr a monthly percentage average of 91.6?^ for the year 1951# Our next meeting is January 8th, at the Batavia Grange, Don't forget that, also there ivill be no noon meeting at the hotel, but the starting time is 7:00 0' CLOCK TUESDAY EVENING at the BATAVIA GRANGE HALL ON M 86. It is a Rural-Urban meet ing headed by Ray Fox, and assisted by the Oleo King, '.Ve vdll be entertaining 50 U-H Club Leaders. Previously, we have dined the youngsters, but now v;e are doing some thing for the un-sung leaders. The speaker is to be Art Ingold, from Blissfield, ~ president of the Michigan Live Stock Association. Guvarie tells us that he is a real ■vTide-awake speaker, and one that vre vdll all enjcrr. About 35 Leaders are live stock men, so here is something that they can take back to their club members, The price is ^?3,00 per plate per Rotarian, and if you've ever eaten at the Batavia Grange, the price is a steal. Those Batavia lasses can really cook. How about making-a Now Year's resolution a having a turn out that the club can be oround of, instead of the usual 75^ attendance at these evening meetings, \7e always peter out completely on these specail meetings at night, and it's simply because you v:on't make a little extra effort to attend. It's your Rotary Club, and its not fair to Bob, Ernie, H ay and Guvarie, and the rest of the fellars who constantly put in so many liours to havp you not there. THINK^IT OVER. You Wiil Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs^^' MAKrUP YOUIT'ATTTNUANCE - be a ldO%~^MBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON — Congrogafiono! Cboreb — Wednmday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Coilege Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) j ALBION — Parkor Inn — Thursdoy 12:15M I BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M | STURGIS — Elks Tomple — Monday 12:00 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ ~ Dittrict Gevftrnor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Viee-Pret. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director . ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary FRANK MURRAY — Dirad«, CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vlce^resident — Director llOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director AL SIEG — Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director MARK ANDREWS ~ Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeantv«t*Arms CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE - Chairmon A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swan Ken B Johnslone MEMBERSHIP F C M. J TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Renitell Putnom FELLOWSHIP G Louis Penninglon, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhammer D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, E. Corwln ROTARY INFORMATION Williom A. Milnet, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth t Wayne Way, H. Bent H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Max PROGRAM Olds I ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Aliemier MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Hellz, Clara Bovee, Piano Jess Waldren, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kemstein, A. Rice, Robert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kertneth L. Olmsted, Jomee E. Beiley Kerr Guvarie S. CoRmon, Roy Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguso, Chairman. Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Warren Williams, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 21—Corl VInton (Family Picnic) 4—Howard Teeter (United Notions) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Horry Taylor 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 25—No Meeting. 7—Roymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnight SEPTEMBER 25—District Governor OaOBER 1—No Meeting. 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 23—Richard Birlnger, Chester Aliemier (New Members] "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornsteln (Children's Party) - 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "Whot Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) MAY 6—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Mllford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri* State Meeting) 29—Uoyd R. LIvermore (Club Service) 27—Earle L Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 1-Harold T. Hill JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvorie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) APRIL FEBRUARY JUNE 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) ^ 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarions) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (lodies' Night) 24—Uoyd L. livermore 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 11—lewis Penningten 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Mllnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Renneil (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commiMee to osslst with the details. Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Choir. , �ATTENDANCE THE YEAR January 1, 1951 to CeceriCer 31, 1951 Name Pos« Chester L. Allemeir 32 James E. Bailey Harvey G, Bent Walter J, Bien Richard F« Biringer Earl J. Corwin L, Earl Davidson Ray Fox Harold J, Hamilton Harold T. Hill Edward C .Holtz 5l 5l 5l 5l 5l 5l 5l 5l 5l 5l 37 iiO h6 U8 50 Kenneth W, Johnstone 22 19 C harles L, Keep R ichard A» Kerr Harold V. Kornstein Lloyd R, Livermore Robert F« lyons Richard P. Manguse James F» McC omb Milford A. McKeith 5l 5l ii6 ii? E« BjTon Thomas 5l 5l 1^8 50 W, Grant Treloar 5l 5l hi 39 5l 5l U8 U3 30* Pos» Act. Harold McKnight 5i w Russell F„ Moore Eo Harold Munn Jr. Max A„ Olds Spencer Bacon 0\--ens Hoy C« Patterson 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 h2 h$ il2 U6 h9 Nane Maurice Do Payne B« K, Pearce iCT.'is Penningtcn 51 Kenneth II „ Putnam Robert E« ShavT Donald V. Shorno 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 Hcrvard M. Teeter Raynond A» Trebilcock Russell G, Waldron V/ayne W, Way Warren Williams Charles L» Woodvrard 100^ ATTENDANCE FOR 1951 Mark S, Andrevrs Otis 0, Barnes 51 51 V/illiam Bobier Guvarie S. C off nan ChsETles H, Fiske Merlr R* French John A» Kennedy Robert B. Kerr Lloyd L. Livermore Ernest W». Luse Frank L, I.IcConkc^ V/illiam A» Milnes Frank I.Iurray Kenneth L. Olnsted C« Alfred Rice HoiYard K. Svfan Ilarrj' L, Taylor Webster Treat Frederick Van Aken Warner Van Aken Carl F, Vinton Robert L« 'Wade John H, Walker Frederick H, Weeks Leslie H, IWoodward 51 51 7 7 51 51 51 51 32 32 51 51 51 51 51 51 hh 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 hh 51 5i 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 ■51 51 32 U8 h2 39 37 ia h9 hi'. h6 h6 he 50 h9 m ho hS h9 50 �.• : .A KHX ^ .. ■ •■ . ■" ■ : ■- • - ' i-y' . ■ ••'+'■''•.•■' -''-'-i'' . ' , il .j" . "• ■ " .-U-" • .Ji.: ■ - " ■ ^ f"" ■ --'T' -H '"rV ■■' U'-y '".> "" W' -iTP- '^""V'• ' • ).: '■.•» ^ , ;j y - ■■; " ■' .. • • . • . _ • . • . ':iy - -•- ;• . .-- ' ■ • ; , ■ , ■ J. .r ■. ■ r . '!iK ■ -■ • • T- vyy-/'<.l V iT- ' .-;:cv •>' fL37 ..; *c ■ ;''Ji'-'-l ^ . :y^y } l,s\! J.L r>; ie " "■ ,''-^1'. ■*•"" ';'!*.k-'i'-i'-'i '■■ :. ■ /1 .. • "'= r )< /. ,yraterces ruoy zcaznoQ ,«v— j.'i ; ....wL,i J■ :V ■•■" C '.:vuolj .ti-; ,' - - -*' •- -"M '■••!' .; :,ry.' C'<;; » ■ ,. "j- '^*.-'frZ'Lo-, ' ■ r " -..j ,%, o.ic::iy ,-i- j, TT. ij '• •.:- .!"T.:'.:, y jy j - • ; ■■'■- '.'-'.y■/ V-5 —3-^K "V r. ^ '\ A 'ry-y ■ ",.s • ' »C-• ' ';C -'J-.i.TrH -:-..,-rJAr.•" ;r-'-y "-j • iT < u-- ~<Ly 'A. '::'.:..v �• "He Profits Most Who Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. I V No. 22 December 31> 19^1 V/hat a s\Tell holiday season, and hor nice that nobody ate too much. IlOT:cver, it's time to put those thoughts out of the m:ind, and give a little room up thar for loo Good Old Rotary, After all, v;e haven't had a meeting for some time, and iTe've got to get back and all on the ball. Don't worry though, things aren't quite at a stand still and first off we'll offer our best wishes to Byron for a speedy recovery. Seems that he's been in bed for a week or so, trying to keep away from pneumonia, and we sure hope that he does, and is able to get back to work real soon, not only for the benefit of the tax payers, but also so that this bulletin nay be written...Haven't seen too much of Earl lately, but hope that he also will soon be able to get back in the harness...at this vn*iting poor old Barney hadn't been to bed for the last v/eek, trying to get the roads plowed out. Doing a sv;ell job though Barney, and Rotary and the community take their hats off to you,,.Another example of Rotary at work in the community; llax Olds had charge of the kiddies Christmas party at the Elks and did a svrell job, and another boquet to Maxie for using his snov'; plow to help brother Guvarie get plowed out from his country estate. Report is that Olds refused any grat uity but did accept a pound of Oleo from G,S,,,»,Also the club would like to extend it's sympathy to Nola, Guvaries v/ife, on the loss of her sister, Zula, V/e haven't had a complete report yet, but we hope that every Rotarian exercised his responsibility by getting his Christinas gifts delivered to the family he had been given. Bob Shaw, Louie Pennington, and yours truly made a trip out by Union City the day before Christmas with some packages, and they certainlj'" were \Telcomc, Through the aid of Bob, the Shaw Shoe Co. donated a lU pound turkey to our family, and as Bob handed the mother the turkey, she exclaimed, "that is the first turkey I ever had." We all felt it v/as a true "Rotary-Spirited" project, and one the club would do well to repeat nest year, V/e understand that Rotary was responsible for about 1^ families, v;hich included about 60 children, Gertrude Luse and the Co-Ordinateing council deserve much credit for getting a real Christmas to most of the needj'" families in Coldwater and the county. Keep January lUth in mind, T he Benton-M-Harbor-St.Joe club is sponsoring a gettogether for Rotarians in this section of the State, and Phil Lovejoy vn.ll be there as the speaker. Probably most Cold\7ater Rotarians have never heard Phil, and here is a swell opportunity not only to meet Phil, but to break bread vdth our brothers from much of Michigan, Again, keep that date in mind so that Coldvrater may have a good representation.., December attendance only 89«13^ Not good. The records show a monthly percentage average of 91.6?',? for the year 1951* Our next meeting is January 8th, at the Batavia Grange, Don't forget that, also there will be no noon meeting at the hotel, but the starting time is 7:00 0' CLOCK TUESDAY EVENING at the BATAVIA GRANGE HALL ON M 86. It is a Rural-Urban meet ing headed by Ray Fox, and assisted by the Oleo King, Vfe wdll be entertaining 50 ii—H Club Leaders, Previously, v^e have dined the youngsters, but now we are doing some thing for the un-sung leaders,. The.speaker is to be Art Ingold, from Blissfield, president of the Michigan Live Stock Association. Guvarie tells us that he is a real wide-awake speaker, and one that we v.dll all enjoy. About 35 Leaders are live stock men, so here is something that they can take back to their club members. The price is $3«00. per plate per Rotarian, and if you've ever eaten at the Batavia Grange, the price is a steal. Those Batavia lasses ean really cook. Hov; about making a New Year's resolution a having a turn out that the club can be ^ro\md of, instead of the usual attendance at these ervening meetings. We alwaT's peter out completely on these specail meetings at night, and it's simply because you v;on't make a little extra effort to attend. It's your Rotary Club, and its not fair to Bob, Ernie, R ay and Guvarie, and the rest of the felloivs who constantly put in so many liours to have ynn not thprf>. TlfTNK TT You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Ciut^fEN. • QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M | ALBION - Porkor inn — Thursday 12:I5M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) I BAHLE CREEK - Pest Tcvern — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregational Charck — Wednesday 12:15~M ~ I STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M �2I9TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — DUtrict Governor / Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-32 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary FRANK MURRAY - Director CHARLES. L. WOODWARD, Viee^resident - Director llOYD R. tiVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treosurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE-Director 'AL SIEG — Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants^-Arms CLUB SERVICE I. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A .. E CLASSIFI CATION Ernest Luse, 1 oward Swan Kon B . Jo instone MEMBERSHIP F . Wiiliaiti A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth C M. SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, E. Corwin FELLOWSHIP G Morty Derhammer Max - ■ H K Dick Kerr, I MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holts, Jess Waldron, R. ,TrebiIeock COMMUNITY BIRTHDAY Dick Borringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloor TELEPHONE Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons PUBLiC INFORMATION H. Munn, Jr., PROGRAM J ROTARY INFORMATION Webster Treat, E. i. Rennell Putnom Car! Vinton, John Walker D AHENDANCE Wayne Way, H. Bent Ciera Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — ChairmoD B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kernstein, A. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Balley- Robert B. Kerr Guvorie S. Coffmon, Roy Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. SERVICE Frtmk Murroy, Chairman. Howard Teeter, ' Roy C. Patterson Warren Williams, Leslie'H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 4—Howard Teeter (United Notions) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 25—No Meeting. 7—Roymond Trebilcoctc 14—Harold J. McKnIght SEPTEMBER APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 8—All-Sports Banquet JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (ClassificatlonJ 11—Guvarie 5. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor 1—No Meellng- MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri> State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) ' OCTOBER ^ 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary'tlas Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 27—Eorle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richord Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Progrom) JUNE 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr.* Rotarions) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Uoyd L. Livermore 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas , 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Woyne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Mllnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Von Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennetl (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1951-52. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Choir. « �MEIffiER'S ATTEM3ANCE FOR THE lEAR January 1, 1951 P0S4 Name Chester James E. Bailey Walter J, Bicn Richard F, Biringer Earl J, Gormn L, Earl Davidson Ray Fox Harold J. Hamilton Harold T, Hill Edward C .Holtz Kenneth W. Johnstone 0 harles L. Keep R ichard Kerr Harold V, Kornstein Lloyd R« Livermore Robert F. Lyons Richard P, Hanguse James F. McC omb Milford A» McKeith Name Act. Pos. Act. 51 h^ E. Harold Munn Jr. 51 32 Spencer Bacon Ov'^ens 5l ii2 W Harold J. McKnight 51 ' 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 U6 hS U2. he h9 Max A, Olds 22 19 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 he hi U8 50 it? Allemeir Harvey G» Bent December 31* 1951 Russell F, Moore Roy C„ Patterson Uarrice Do PayneBa II, Pcarce 37 ho he U8 50 5l 51 5l Lcr^/'is Pcniiington 5l Kenneth II „ Putnam 51 Robert E. Sha:;T Donald V, Shorno 51 5l Russell G. V^aldron 5l Itorard II, Teeter E. Byron Thomas Raymond A, Trebilcock IV. Grant Treloar V/ayne W. Way 39 Warren Williams U8 U3 100^ 5l John A. Kennedy Robert B» Kerr Llcyd L, Livermore Ernest W, Luse Frank L. McConkey V.'illiam A. Milnes Frank Ivliarray Kenneth L. Olosted C, Alfred Rice •Howard K, Swan Ilarrj' L, Taylor Webster Treat Frederick Van Aken V/amer Van Aken Carl F. Vinton Robert L, V/ade John H, Vfalkcr Frederick H. VJecks Leslie H. V/oodward 51 51 it8 51 51 7 51 51 51 51 32 32 51 51 51 51 51 51 hh 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 hh 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 W' 5l 5l 7 it9 it6 50 it9 it8 ATTENDANCE FOR 1951 Mark S. Andrev^s Otis 0, Barnes William W, Bobier Guvarie S. C offnan Chflsrles H, Fiske Merlr R. French 39 37 itl 5l 5l 5l 5l 5l Charles L. Woodvrard ii^ Any member not in accord with the above, contact your secretary. itO h9 50 ' �•2 V* . j • oc! - . ^t\ y f-. •• !• •• ,■ '•■•> i?\'i 'i ••.yTao-.C; r..;u" ,: X^i'^ , • ' ; , ■.' A t-.. X .'li, riji:*' , ./•. x:-" ■x:-- -. ( •>i.. I^- Ai ^, i'r br-;-:'i!i -;i;i'-' ^ ^ ,,, . ! rr „ .• :r..' • r', • •'- '"'X; ■J-.i'iv;-". .■. • I i • ':.r .•"-■% r: c -; -- t • A,. i ' i.' ''i. Q? '■•' ' '*• 1 :■ 'r ' r.-' i"'". ! i' "'f-M ;_• 'M- .-j- 4<'. .■* •- .■■ ."••.f XC ^y. I :.<■ -*>> -5? ;ii ui •■"1? r S-: x~ ■ Xc X?. S '1. ■ C i'? r"' r' 1 > : - : .my— ■t"? o-.- 1 . .-V; • ur ' .■Ui.v/ ■k ft '■ i. '• /•X ; . /; ■■. ■ ■ r ■ -... n ,r ' . ', •-:! 1 :• .-.XX:.- ""'T " ^ ■ *' . * 1 ft r •« - ]y. .v/i • t-.C. -u^A^ -.3 .r-zrd ,0 3XJ0 V ; , ■ - .■-:-rxA , . ' r ;.w; :■ '"'yd . -i . Art A- ' ■ »• ' ' .r:.- ... . M-,. .!■ h' ...-. n' X "7■ ji - • • .. • : ^ • • - ■ -X. . ' f1-1-.; .• "-vi"-y, » i - . r- V-',' r: . . ^ V. / ,->D.; .• .„•■*:«- .•:;.•■• r •f'. "' •; 1..' ."; '"•■ • .•?" ' v'-t -r- -• j ■ I"> • '•V •/-' • v.*' • t■i- -x; ,.•'V .- rj- t'u'T •" » ' .• : v. i" v: ' .y\. ■ ■ �^, "Hf Profits Most Who Serves Best'' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol. V. No. i 23. f January 12, 1952 Had a real good mooting laotTTlioGday evening at tnc ~ i-> -V '• TTT O o-. Ray v/ac in charge^ and credit v.'ith an a.j;:iL.t, ...lo Sp nonting the Hichigan Live Stock Exchange nontioncu :ho uany v-i i Ca - r> rt . — Farm Industry v/as undorgolngo Ho stated that v;c have a definite period of transition, noting that 65% of the poop^o f'?nmor.y lived on farms# Several years ago 90% of the stoch nas snippou o.^ and today it is 90% by truck. Ho told us of the outstanding Livo-S;^ooic_^ Market in Detroit, and spoke of Battle Crcok and StLouls as examples 01 large out-state markets# Chicago, .hov;ovor, still sots the pace for all markets.. .The Batavia girls served a sv;g11 chicken dinner v/ith home made pies, and believe it ot not^. there v/oro EIGHTEEN, yes, oightoon is correct, Rotarians v/ho v/orc too busy to make the mooting. The only meeting v/o have ever had v;ith our I4.-H Loaders, and thoy, by the ->vay v/orc all there, but EIGHTEEIP of our busy Rotarians v/erc just too busy to be there. Sure it took extra effort to make it last Tuesday night, but i+i|. fellov/s v;oro able to find the time# Why couldn|t you??????Tho singing v;as sv/oll v;ith but one exception, and that quintet didn't sound too good to mo.... i Monday evening, January llith, as you already knuv;, is the meeting v/ith the St. Joo-Benton Harbor Club, and Phil Love joy is to bo the speak or. Bob Shav/, Loss and Chuck Woedv/ard, Ernie Luso, Ed Holtz, Bob Liver- more, Vince Kornstein, Teeter,Treat, Jim hailey, ana Putnam have their reservations in, making a delegatien from ehe Colav/ator Club to attend this outstanding meeting. The attendance for December v;as 69«23%«iopo those boys from last meeting B;ako-up, or January v/ill really look bad...Srnio is giving you the last chance to correct, the attendance sheet. Soon it will be offic ial for last year,.,. At the last Borad mooting it v/as noted the Cliff Hack and his boys are working up a fine program. The club soon hopes to take the group to East Lansing to a basketball game. Have you stopped by the Hethod- ist Gym on a Tuesday evening to say "HELLO" to the boys. Good, glad you took the time to bo a Rotarian. This you're going to love. The hotel has increased the price of our. noon meal twenty five cents, \;hich, naturally, must bo passed on to the member. The club has no v/ay of absorbing this. So, as of next Tuesday have ii'l»50 ready for "Old Ernie" and not :ri'l»25 Q-2 has been the price. The good secretary, reports a bank balance of ^1,062.55 iri the gen eral fund, and ij256,i|3 iu the youth fund. He also reports that no mem ber is in the County Jail, and suggests that your income tax bo paid on time, 00 that you may stay homo with your family, and not in"Leavenworth, If by the '/ay, you arc having trouble v/ith those figures, Ernie just might be able to help,. Then too there's OLD JESS, but guess we'd better not go into him. The program for next Tuesday is in charge of none other than "Rod Goose" McComb. program, Jim has several Rod Gooses that he has trained for this so you will want to bo thov^ for the show. See you Tuesday. Ken. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M 8RONSON — Consr.gotional Church ~ Wednatdny 12:15 M 5TUR61S — Eiks T.mple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — CoUoge Cofotarki - Fridoy 6:30 P. M. <C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tovorn — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Goverji«r' Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES I. WOODWARD, Viee-Pres. — Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director ERNEST W. LUSE ~ Secretary FRANK MURRAY — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vic»4>resident - Dirocter UOYD R. LIVERMORE —Director ED HOLTZ, Treosurer — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director AL SIEG. — Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants^WLrme CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION ATTENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swon Kon 1 SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Wayne Way, H. Bent Johnstone Jim McComb, E. Cetwin 1 B MEMBERSHIP F Kenneth M. J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnom Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons 1 C FELLOWSHIP 6 PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhammer D K H. Munn. Jr., Dick Kerr, Max PROGRAM H Dick Borringer, Choiter L. Allemier Olds I ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer 8. Owens, G. Treloar MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtz, Jets Woldron, R. Trebllceck COMMUNITY BIRTHDAY Clare Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, A. Robert B. Rice, CHILDREN RURAL • URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Kerr Ouvorle S. CofFmon, Ray Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Monguse, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murrey, Chairmen. Howard Teeter, Warren Williams, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 7—Raymond Trebileock 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 14—Horold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Baiiey, Jr. 11—John Walker (ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. • SEPTEMBER 25—District Governor OCTOBER 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri» State Meeting) 29—Uoyd R. livermore (Club Service) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 1-Harold T. Hill 6—All-Sports Bonquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffmon, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Monguse (Vocational Service) APRIL FEBRUARY JUNE 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 5—Warren Williams 12—Richord R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorians) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (ladles' Night) 24—Uoyd L. Livermore 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 6—Roy C. PoHerson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Woldron (Rotary Magazine) II—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Von Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treot (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER MARCH 4—M. R. French The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. Profits Most Who Serves BesP' SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. �•. Tho efbracl of Dii:»oetorc of the Coldv/ator Rotary Club hac approved tho name and clanoification given beloiv, Any objections should bo filed vdth the secretary uithout delay: Charles Schmidt Automobile Industry Auto Parts-Acces::orios Distributor A», A, Signed: Ernest IV, Luso, Sec. January 12, 1952 �■■ ■' • '' ' ■ IV ^J "j " "? »*'■ 4i- •'■f'5 ' r . t/"' .•■ • V fi i ^' ■ n,j.... 1 ,,■■• i" ...:tis • ■ - ■ ,;?,:■!■.;■■ *"•* i' •*?• v #.i-v.v 's-'* a.v.t t *' .' ^ • ■ -'l-- ^ ) ;i!,; " ,v. j::^.::[■[;■■, ii-..:;-;" r • • . i ' ■'■ '.y ^ VV rif. ■ ■ '. - D'/v'*'' . y * f-; i • *- »•■ I '.To') r^. ^ >-#■ • i . « -'i-? '. ./ % V -•. *J . 41.-- . - > 5^ -■ t --■ • « h< ' ■■ r ti l iy L j '—,•■.<' ; •> . oto -inr? ^">0 L * ■ i ^ ■■."'=. ■ J .tJ - ilia Vv- O .V...''" 11 a;^ , f.bo •' Oi":.; ...'.' i"C' -J; j ■.-• u. " • • 4, ■ 1. . > U ' j t a j-'. • ■»• ■■ i r. , - •: i.J ■:i ..^nf .i\- .t-t .1 L . I' •"■ ■ -"^ •..• �i . Profits Most Who Serves Best" tfie COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwafer, Michigan t Vol* V • January l8, 1952 Nq, . Allemier# Manguse,: Patterson, Treloar, and Waldron missed a good " meetin'^ last Tuesday with Jim McComb in charge of the program. If some tSese Ln make-up, it should give us a ^iS^ average for thxs meet- ing. Our average was 87 .^Ocf for the meeting ofthe 8th, UPS were in...A real. Rotary.-meeting at St,Joe-rienton 4arbor last M°nday evening with International Secretary Phil Love joy as the speaker. Over 200 men attended with 12 clubs represented. Our ^^d^r^ braved the fog and other adverse conditions to make this trip, and re present Coldwater at this meeting. Robert, The Lion Hearted, has the program for next_ TUesd.^y,^ and pro mises an outstanding sound film. Bob says that^we bettor this film,, but wants the subject kept "quiet unuil iuesday, so better be on hand to see what Robin has in store for- us* .. ... Glenn Stewart of the Kalamazoo Club is the" district nominee -fon gov ernor. Glenn is advertising director of the Kalaraazoo ^/egetable-Pare ment Co. de was uncontested for'the offloe. Had a card the other day from Frank McConkey, and Mac mentioned attending the Saint Petersburg Rotary Club while he is in Florida. Said that "the meeting was very interesting,, and over 3^0 present. We note from the -hlLSDALK ROTARY.H'lWS, that beginning in January of 1952.- their weekly payment was increased to ^1.50 also* u-uess v;e ...aren't too far out of line.# ! On January 31st, International Director. Gordon A. Beaton ..of .the Markdale, Ontario Canada Rotary Club will be the guest;apeakef of the Albion Club, Our good neighbors from over Albion way have cordially Invited the members of the Coldwater ,Club to.attend for the rare oppor tunity of hearing one of our International Directors, We quote from the ROTARY FOUNDATION of Rotary International...The Rotary Foundation Fellowships Committee of R# I, will., .meet in Chicago on 28-31 January, 1952-to select the fellows for... the.. acadenp.c ,year^ ^ 1952-53, It is eapected that from 100 to 13.0 awards wllT'be made which added to the 2814. of the previous year, v/ill bring the total close to iiOO. At an average cos,t of ~,^2S50*00' per fellow.ship . it- means approxifli'* ately one million dollars of Rotary Foundation furids will have beon expended for the purpose of preparing young'-men and women from all parts of the world to take thefr. place" in the leadership of the.:.world of .tomorrow.-rend. quote-- ViHaen we thih^ of Rotary fellows, v^:forget this very important work that i/^e. a.^p. doing. Most of us^haVeh t ^ been too close to the Foundation, and it's easy to forget, ^ "^JVHSRE .ffiSARTS. AiiS''TRUTiPS" , by V/hit ■'■Sawyer, In Fpaminghaft^-MaSs, ©verv-third ci-t-lsen Is a -human .guinea pig In a study .of, tpe .hearty a,, ...A. to. coyer-,."2^ years# Road it in...the ROTARIAN for February,. t f .. - • .v. .-v >. - ••••'■3 , ....... ^ "VT • - '-jb • ; -I •v;-;S.i_ ' ■* t .•>4. . . ; It -V • • ,Vl * • •• -• •• • -b. ». ^ •?' is.-- C . ..i,\ ■ k t -•'•^.>1 1; , ... ••• Vj- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100"% MEMBER ' f ... .■ .A QUiNCY— Union Church^ Monday 12:15 M ' ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M .•••■.— BRONSON — CongragaHenoi Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday>6:30 P.M. (C.S:T.) ~ BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M_ 4 \ �219TH OiSTftlCT RALPH TOAZ — DUtrict Govsriter Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - Presicient CHARLES L WOODWARD, Viee-Prei. - Dirwtof ROBERT E. SHAW, Pretident — DtrMtor FRANK MURRAY — Dtrmler ERNEST W. lUSE — Secratary CHARLES I. WOODWARD, Vic*^rmid*nt — KractOf llOYD R. LIVERMORE - DirMter ED HOITZ, Tnaturer — Diracter AL SIEG — Diractor FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Dimtor MARK ANDREWS — DirMtor RICHARD MANGUSE - Dirwter JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN SwgeantMil-Annt CLUB SERVICE I. & LIVERMORE — Chairman E CLASSIFICATION ATTENDANCE EtRMt Lgio, Hftward Swan SERGEANT S-AT-ARMS 1 Jim McCam s, Wayne Way, H. Bent K«n Johntton* E. Corwin 1 I MEMBERSHIP Konnoih M. TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennelt Putnom FELLOWSHIP H. Marty Oorhammor PROGRAM Louis PeiHiington, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION O Carl Vinton, John Wallcor O J ROTARY INFORMATION F William A. MI1n«i, John A. Konnody, Monn, Jr., Max Dick Kerr, Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE H Sponcer B. Owono, G. Troloor BIRTHDAY Dick Borringer, Chester L Allemier MUSIC Mourice D. Payne, Ed Holts, Jess Woldron, R. Trebilcodr Clara Bovee, Plane COMMUNITY SERVICE Prodonck Von Akon — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vineont Karmtoin, A. lUct. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL ■ URBAN Konnelh L. Oltmtod, Jomo* E. Boitoy Robort B. Korr Gavario S. CoRmon, Roy Fox SICK Otis DamM, M. R. Frooch INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Monauto, Choirmon. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairman. Howord Teotor, Roy C. Pottonon Warron Williomt, L«*lio H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 7—Raymond Trebilcoek 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 14—Horold J. McKnrght 21—CofI Vinton (Family Picnic) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Horry Taylor 28—Jamet E. BaRoy, Jr. 25—No Meetifvg. SEPTEMBER APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Pcsrty) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (ClaswBcatfon) 11—Guvorl* S. Coffman, 4'H (Foirgroundt) IB—Richard Monguoa (Vocationai Servico) 25—District Govornor CaOBER 1—No AAeetlng. MAY 6—Soy Fox (RurohUrban) 6—Milford A. McKekh 15—Jomes F. McComb 13—Donald Shorne 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Uoyd R. Livermore (Oub Service) 20—Kenrteth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Trl* State Meeting) 27—Earle L. Dovidson 2—Mark Andr«w<, Jr. FEBRUARY P—Woyne W. Way (Atfondonce) JUNE i 16—Harold AAwnn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Oimsted (Crippled Children) / 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (N«w 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max dds (Lodies' Night) 24—Lloyd L Livermore XI Members) "What Rotary Means to AAe" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 1—E. Byron Thomcu MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Progrom) 4—M. R. French 3—C. Woodward (Report on Oist. Assembly) 13—Russell Woldron (Rotary AAagazine) 11—Lewis Pennington 20-W. A. Milnec 16—Otis Barnes 15—Wayne R. Johnson 22—Frederick Von Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program ichedute for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. AAembers having spedai programs, such at Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. (( He Profits Most Who Serves Best" SPENCER B. OWENS, Progrom Chair. �The Borad of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification given below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary without delay: Ralph Toupalik Automobile Industry Garage and Service Station Signed? Ernest Wc Luse, "^anuary l8j^ 19^2 Sec, �djfio Xftf-i «'V i'-i. .'V' •i/v-.'.T ;,oxjv: ' £, '.'■ . j i> C' :irW •T •'T ;! r rfr^r- J. "■• C. J;--' 0 i-il3 i':. ;.. .vrl? j 1 )'■■'■'■'O -.ac.i.?' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan i Vol. 5 No. 25 February 5, 1952 The smile does it when it means Service to othersl Bob's film last Tuesday was a neat Club Service job. It brought the lesson home to Rotarians that "He Profits i.^ost Who Serves Best." Bob, our new members should be supplied with The Four-Way-Test black desk standard mottos. Bailey, Manguse, Olmsted, Patterson, Pennington, Winton, Leslie and Charles Woodward and Waldron missed a fine meeting last Tuesday. Prexy appreciates the splendid manner in which the men have been making up meetings. The recent I in Presentation speaks well for the 100 percenters. A salute is in order to the many fellows who stay through every club meeting. With a club of 65 members reported, Coldwater blew from Hot to Warm in the January G-overnor's Letter with a g9*23/^. More Club statistics next week. Several Rotarians did their part last night at the Masonic Benefit Show. Like the good ole' days it was good to see John, the talker- walker do his stuff. M^uree disciplined a mean chorus deal, also. Tyrotars will come to be important assets in our community life some day. Do ewe visit with these youngsters when a fellow Rotarian brings one to the weekly meeting? A pleasant greeting before lunch is each man's duty. '• Men are not made into good Rotarians by mere attendance at lunch". - London Rotarian Warren, the king of Doldwater-Batavia wheat bins presents our program today. It's the usual top drawer secret. "Pitchers" for which he is Prom Middleville'B Maybe, some more good sport famous. Row a Tatars : - "Hear about the two nudists who quit going together because they thought they were seeing too much of each other?" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M T ALBION — Porkor Inn — Thunday 12:15M ANGOLA — Collage Cofetoria — Fridery 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) I BATTLE CREEK ■— Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON — Cohgragatidnai Church — Wednetday 12:15 M | STURGIS — Qlu Tomple — Monday 12:00 M �RALPH TOAZ — District Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President FRANK MURRAY — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD, ROBERT E. SHAW, President - Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE-Director ED HOITZ, Treasurer — Director Vice-President — Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director MARK ANDREW^ — Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeant3>at-Arm> CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A Emeit Luse, Howard Swan Ken 1 ATTENDANCE E CLASSIFICATION —' - vH SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, E. Corwin Weyne.,Way, H. Bent Johntlona - MEMBERSHIP Kennelh M. Webster Treat, E. J: Rennell Putnam •C ^ • J ROTARY INFORMATION F William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, • Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K BIRTHDAY ■ ,, FELLOWSHIP PUBLIC INFORMATION G Carl Vihton, John Walker ' Marty Derhommer- H. Munn, Jr., Olck .Kerr, . Dick Bofrlnger, Chester L. Allemier Max .Olds . D TELEPHONE , . PROGRAM H ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar • 1 - iMUSICMdurlce D. Payne, Ed Holtz, Jess Waldron, R. Trebllcock Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Fcedorlck Van Aken.— Chairman B YOUTIj SERVICE Viocenl Kornstein, A. Rice, Robert 8.- Kerr . CRIPPLED CHILDREN C RURAL• URBAN Kenneth L. Olmtled," James' E.' Bailey • 'Guvarie' S. CoRmon, Roy Fox -i' ' .f- Otis Bgrnes, M. R. French ■ VOCATIONAL SERVICE RIchord Monguto, Chairman. INTERNATIONAL , ' Lesiie-H. Woodward , ; . SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairmon; Howard Teejer, Wdrren Williams, ' Roy C. Patterson ' - • • V 1951-195 2 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER , , . 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 7—Raymond Trebllcock 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. APJliL " . 1- •Harold T. Hill 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Toylor 8- •All-Sports Banquet^ Kornstein (Children's Party) * 22- •Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29-,•John A. Kennedy (Membership) 15- •Vince 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffmon, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocotional Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 6- -Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13 -Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20- -Kenneth 27^ -Earle 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Woy (Attendartce) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Informotion) 5—Warren Williams 23—Richard Blringer, Chester Allemler (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 26—Frank Murray (International Service) Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) L. Davidson JUNE 3- -Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 17- -Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24- -Lloyd L. Livermore 10- -Alfred 19—Martin H. Derhommer JULY NOVEMBER 1- -E. MARCH 4—M. R. French Byron Thomas 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magozine) 11—Lewis Pennington 15- -Wayne 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22- -Frederick 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Progrom) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29- -Leslie Woodward 3- -C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) R. Johnson Van Aken (Comm. Service) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. if you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint □ committee to assist with the details. "He Profits Most Who Serves BesP' SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. '' �In accordance with the attendance rulesjj It has been necessary to drop Harold Munn from membership« f ' �'-S ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLD WATER t) REFLECTOR Published by The COLOWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigon ...February 6, 1952 Vol, 5. No> 26 Due to absence of Dick Korr, Keith Poarco is in charge of his program for next Tuesday. */c surmise it will bo of a patrotic nature. Warren and the hrs, brough us a delightful program last Tuesday. Its safe bet that not a man who stayed for it had a trouble in i^he world a during the running of those picturoSft As you may know Jarron furnished that Elk meat we enjoyed for lunch. Good boy, ho ^avedtho^club some money also. The club gained the difference between .850 ana a 4-1.50 for each one of us who attended. March ii is another big service club night. Save the_ date. All Coldwater Clubs have a joint meeting and a fine speaker from Detroit. Bobier, Holta, Kornstein, Pearce, Teeter and Fritz V. pictures last Tuesday, missed Warren*s VISITORS: Quincy—Elmer Dobson East Lansing-- Dr. Anscl-MSC. Coldwater Rotary Board met Thursday noon. They voted g6.00 to tiarch of Dimes and a Memorial to Norm Kohl in the Paul Harris of ^10.00. They also urged the club members to give more personal attention to our visiting Tyrotars each week. (l‘entionod in las^ ’wee^c s Bulletin) The board is worried about what those lads will think of the club members if the present attitude of indifference to the lad is maintain ed at future luncheons. Does the committee have your name as a volunteer to bring a Tyrotar for two meetins? Secretary's Report: February 1, 1952280.00 Youth Fund Regular account 702.93 Totals President'Bob releases: Dolph Taylor will receive his special car by way. This is the hope of Ross Strong and the men at the homer who are build ing it. Already the committee helping him have installed a phone for him and they have paid a year’s telephone rent in advance. n Opportunity seems to have an uncanny habit of lavoring those who have aid the price of years of preparation”.---Selected Is it the Truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build Good Will and’ Better Friendship?.^ Will it be Beneficialj^to all concerned? Lets wipe the dust off one. Four Way Desk Motto and put it back on the Desk, boys- *; . .“V-. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER VJ: QUINCY BRONSON Union Church — M^doy 12:15 M Congrogorienoi Church Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. {C.S.T.} 1 MBION — Parker Inn — 'niur.day t2:1SM ~ ' STURGIS — Elki Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tavern - Mondoy 12:15 M �RALPH TOAZ — District Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES 1. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. Director ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, President Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice^resident — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE — Director FRANK MURRAY - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director MARK ANDREWS ~ Director RICHARD MANGUSE-Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeonts-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE L R. LIVERMORE — Choirman Ernest luxe, Howard Swan Ken Johnstone F C M. Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons Webster Treat, E. J. Rennelt Putnam FELLOWSHIP G H. Marty Derhammer PROGRAM Munn, Jr., Max Dick Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemler Olds MUSIC I ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloor BIRTHDAY K PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker D TELEPHONE J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth Jim McComb, E. Corwin Woyne Way, H. Bent MEMBERSHIP B SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS I AHENDANCE E CLASSIFICATION A Maurice 0. Payne, Ed Holts, Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock Clara Bovee, Piano c COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE A Vincent Komstein, Robert B. A. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, Jomes E. Bailey Kerr RURAL - URBAN Guvorie S. Coffman, Ray Fox SICK D Otis Bomes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Riehord Manguse, Chairman. Frank Murray, Chairman. Warren Williams, Roy C. Leslie H. Woodward SERVICE Howord Teeter, Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST APRIL DECEMBER 1-Harold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Komstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Hos Meant to Mo" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) MAY 1—No AAeetIng. 11—Guvorie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—Jomes F. McComb 13—Donald Shorn© 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. JUNE FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Willloms 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Riehord Blrlnger, Chester Allemler (New 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincolrt-Washington) 10—Alfred Rico (Jr. Rotarlans) Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) "■IP—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L Livermore ● 26—Frank Murray (ihternationol Service) JULY 11—lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 16—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Speciol Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Renneli (Speciol Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) MARCH 4—M. R. French The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1951-52. if you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best if SPENCER 8. OWENS, Program Chair. �ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan VQT. V Nn. February 15> 1952 27 Andrcv/ Oat Barnes has our program tliis ;vock* He plane on , prosonting . ^, PatGllo of Battlo Creek as guest spoakor. The tal.i: will oe on some phases cares of hospital management. You got a nice hotel Oat, but nobody to register for over nightj Alice Donnel gives the scribe the inside on the Fashion Show for Pfodol husbands to see the Models and with the battlo axo right at hubb/ s sid^oo: Lme^ber the date: March 6 or 7 a Thursday or Friday Nightauditorium. Proceeds to worthy community projects. Tho models garments no excuses accepted. Curtain at 8:00 P.H. Price ,?1,00 at nigh school are furnished by local merchants. Thanks Keith for presenting Dick's program. Always good music from Bill ho will earn that G I high school diploma one of these day^, RHPEAT Save the date of Monday, March i|. All Service Clubs evening dinner program. Good speaker comes with t.,e package. Out of Tv/on I.Iake-Ups since last Tuesday; Si-J fssociareT: Ko^y’o^S'L^s ^"cfuck Woodward 2bsen? February 12,^1952: Aalemier,,^,Bent. «-lason,^Dick^.err,^^^^^^^^^^ HeICnight, Patterson, Rico, and Toupalik. VISITORS: ROTARIANS VISITORS: Bronson Bronson v\fondell Hathaway Bill Stev/art McKenzie S. Dale Ulory PAST ROTARIANS Paul McDaniels Q.uincy Goshen Niles W,E# I.Iorgridgo Pointer to Proxy How about a Birthday Contrib to members. "Happy Birthday to yqHgS.' _ ROTARY iNPORI^ulTION AVAlLAELi ? FRlilS:■ the ^outh Fund from Tlaureo is v/orking on a Nev/ Book; mere I think the Fishing Will 3o * Good Next Week. Preface greetings done by Carl Vinton. Read March Rotarian: Entertain the Customer. Av, A««-KT7^«f-iTiit-lnn of”a Friends "A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one *s heart, chaff and grain ^ WiowinE that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is ^rth^eSi^rand with a breath of kindness, blow the rest away. I! You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Churdi — Wednsiday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M CeUago Cafeteria Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ●●i �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — DUtrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater—1931-32 ROBERT E. SHAW ~ President CHARLES L WOODWARD, VIee-Pres. ~ Director FRANK MURRAY — Director ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretory ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vlce^resident — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE-Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE-Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeonts-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE 1. R. LIVERMORE A E CLASSIFICATION B MEMBERSHIP F C Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnom FELLOWSHIP Carl Vinton, John Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester L Alltmier Mox Olds PROGRAM H I ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer 8. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY K PUBLIC INFORMATION G Walker Marty Derhammer 0 TELEPHONE J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, M. Jim McComb, E. Corwin Wayne Way, H. Bent Johnstone Kenneth SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS I AHENDANCE Ernest luse, Howard Swan Ken Choirman MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtz, Clara Bovee, Piano Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairmen B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komstein, A. Rice, A Robert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN Kerr RURAL - URBAN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Boiley Guvarie S. Coffmon, Ray Fox SICK D Otis Barnes, M. R. Freoch INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. Fronk Murray, Chairmen. Warren Williams, Roy C. Leslie H. Woodward SERVICE Howard Teeter, Pattersen . 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Lodies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 7—Roymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 8—All-Sports Barsquet 15—Virtce Komstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4—Howord K. Swan (Classification) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6-~MIIford A. McKeith 15—Jomes F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert f. Lyon 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kenrteth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) JUNE 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Willioms 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Richard BirInger, Chester Allemier (New 12—Richard R. Kerr (lincoIn-WashIngton) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorians) Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert 8. Kerr (Youth Program) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 26—Frank Murray (International Service) 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barites 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Progrom) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. Freoch 13—Russel! Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above Is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you wont to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best tf ff SPENCER 8. OWENS, Program Chair. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan VOI, V NO. February 22, 1952 27 Fritz Van Aken brings our program this comming Tueaiay* Undoubtly Clifford Hack and some of his boys will be our guests. The Methodist Church Gymnasium has been the youth center for Cliff’s interest in and work v/ith boys. Mothers will do the work with Campfire but boyscouts work must obtain the service of paid help because fathers will not work the volenteer programs like mothers. Its easier to get money than time from men for boys work in most communities and Coldwater is not an exception. ABSENTEES; 2/19/52 Allemier, Bailey, Coffman, Hamilton, D. Kerr, Lloyd Livermore, Owens, Rice, Treloar and Waldron. Make-ups will be McKeith, Moore, reported in the Bulliten if Ernie is called (?5) or the scribe (31)● VISITORS: Litchfield—E, N, Robinson Escanaba ---R»S. Mulchakey, No Tyrotar last meeting and none announced for next Tuesday. Evening program with dinner Tuesday, March i[.. American Legion Hall, All Coldv/ater Service Clubs share an evening of food, fellowship and inspiration. One way to success is to make hay of the grass growing under other peoples feet. We find Frank McConkey’s name listed as a visitor in the St Petersburg, Florida Club Bulliten, Rotary Sunbeam for January 11. That day the club had visitors from 29 States and 5 Province of Canada to the rough number of over 200 visiting Rotarlans, (With no apologies to Mack!) I am not 36, judgei I was so flustered when that handsome lawyer asked my age that I gave him my bust measurement. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Thursday U:T5M QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW ~ President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pros. - Director FRANK MURRAY — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director CHARLES LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director L WOODWARD, Vice-President ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MANCUSE - Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ken B MEMBERSHIP F C Webster Treat, E. J. Renneil Putnam FELLOWSHIP G Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Max PROGRAM H Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY K PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhammer D TELEPHONE J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, M. Jim McComb, E. Corwin Wayne Way, H. Bent Johnstone Kenneth SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS I AHENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swan MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtx, Clara Bovee, Piano Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken B YOUTH SERVICE A Vincent Komstein, A. Rice, Robert B. CRIPPLED Chairman CHILDREN RURAL ● URBAN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Boiley Kerr SICK D -1 . . Otis Barnes, M. R. Preach .d- '■il ■il iii^ Guvarie S. Coffman, Ray Fox ■ i;l ● INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairmen. Leslie Frank Murray, Chairman. Warren Williams, Roy H. Woodward C. SERVICE Howard Teeter, Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 7—Raymond Trebticock 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—CaH Vintoft (Fomily Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. SEPTEMBER APRIL 4—Howard Teeter (United Naftorts) 1-Harold T. Hill 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Komstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Mo" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rurol-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—Jomes F. MeComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kertneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) JUNE 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Richard Blringer, Chester Allemier (New 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 19—Mortin H. Derhommer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 26—Frank Murray (Internotional Service) 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JULY 1—E. Byron Thomas MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Renneli (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. fe He Profits Most 1V/?o Senses Best” SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. �ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan VOL V No 28 February 29^ 19^2 Remember this week the Club joins the other Service Clubs v/ith an evening program including dinner at the American Legion Hall.. Time is 7 ;00, price Rev, William J, Richards, Pastor of Woodmere Method ist Church, Detroit will be the speaker. He has a Welsh coal miners background. He has a marvelous voice and is a singer of Welsh ballads and he has made an excellent record as a luncheon speaker, Spence says he^s O.K, Save the date and don’t miss it. ABSENTEES: 2/26/52 Alleraier, Barnes, Davidson, Fox, McKeith, Moore, Pearce, Woodward and Toupalik. Pennington, Johnstone, Dick Kerr, L.Livermore, Teeters, Chas. Woodward, Les VISITORS : Alma College Quincy Joseph R. Harris Pancakes at ^!3«00. Do we have a Tyrotar for the next meeting? Fritz brought us a program which many men should think about who have some spare time to work v;ith youth and to show an interest in some lads who need social approval. Cliff Hack is doing a job which Coldwater needs. When absent from a regular meeting of the local club the good rotar Ian tries if humanly possible to make up. Hov/ever, to miss too many home meetings isn’t good either. The club meeds its own members present to remain sound in club health and the members needs the in fluence of the other fellows which he can't get as a veteran visitor of other clubs. According to the Governor's letter and mentioned last meeting by prexy, we are Hot again in attendance percentage. Good work fellows. If a man runs after money, he's money-mad;if he keeps it, he's a capitalist; if he spendsit, he's a play bo 0 > If he doesn't try to get it he lacks ambition. If he gets it without working for it, he's a parasite; If he accumulates it after a lifetime of hard v/ork, people call him a fool who never got anything out of life," Selected. f! TT ♦ The Rotary Board meets this v;eek Thursday, March 7- Don^t tell the Practice our republl<Sh 7orm of~government7^se representative government, its one of our cherished possessions as yet. Club: Tell a director v/hats good for the membership. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregotionol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA BAHIE CREEK - Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M College Cafeteria « Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) �RALPH TOAZ — OUtrict Governor 2I9TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW — PretidenI CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. — Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President FRANK MURRAY - Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice-President — Director Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE-Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director Director MARK ANDREWS RICHARD MANGUSE - Director Sergeants-ot-Arms JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN CLUB SERVICE L. fL UVERMORE — Chairman E CLASSIFICATION A Ken Johnstone C M. Webster Treot, E. J. Rennell Putnom FELLOWSHIP Corl Vinton, John G PUBLIC Walker Jr., Dick Max OMs PROGRAM H Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester L. Ailemier L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Oweiu, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY K INFORMATION H. Munn, Marty Derhammer D TELEPHONE J ROTARY INFORMATION F William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth Jim McComb, E. Corwin Woyne Way, H. Bent MEMBERSHIP B SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS I AHENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swan MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holts, Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY Clara Bevee, Piano SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman ■ YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komstetn, A. Rice, A Robert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Kerr Guvarie S. Coffman, Ray Fox ‘V SICK D Otis Barnes, M. R. Freach A INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. Frank Murray, Chairman. Warren Willioms, Roy Leslie H. Woodward C. SERVICE Howard Teeter, Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 7—Raymond Trebilcock 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 1-Horold T. Hill 14—Harold J. McKnighf 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 25—No Meeting. 32—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members] SEPTEMBER "What Rotary Hoi Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—Jomes F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kenrseth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (TriState Meeting) 27—Earle L. Dovidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemior (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JUNE 5—Warren Willioms 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotorions) 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd 1. Livermore 19—Martin H. Derhommer 26—Frank Murray (Internorional Service) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnet 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodword MARCH NOVEMBER 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Progrom) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best” SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best tf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan VOL. V. No. March 7, 1952 29 Lewis Pennington is program chairman for Tuesday's meeting (3-11-52) He's on the ball linning it up. We will have a good talk from one of the wekk known civic leaders in business in Coldv/ater. Speaking about fine programs. Rev, William Richards packed a pack age last Tuesday night at the Legion Hall. Sorry that 17 fellov/s from Rotary didn’t attend and get the inspirations others received. It was a worth while intra-city club dinner and program.--Thanks Spence—- February Club attendance--,9167● Thanks for the make-ups fellows. It helps. Rather have you at the Club on Tuesday, that you are busy boys. but Prexy realizes District Conference April 22 and 23 at Kalamazoo. See Ernie if you can go. He wants to know: How ^''^any. Another Club fell flat last Tuesday night on the contrib to the dinner expense—Rotary Board kicked in 910.00 to put it in black ink. Rooked again, but happy about it, Roard Report on the Bank Account; Youth Fund 9280.01 Regular Fund Total 586^ 855 The Board voted yesterday to allow Earle Davidson to resume his membership if he desires upon his return from the European Air trek. Among fifty American editors flying over, he is one of three Michigan editors seeing the sights and hearing the riimbles over there. i{ ff is divided The Worldy Dwight Morrow once wrote to his son, people who do things and people who get the credit. Try, if y ou to belong to the first class. There’s far less competition^* into can. Let’s welcome our Tyrotar for next tv/o weeks, Tuesday. These lads are Coldwater tomorrow and they learn about the job from the men of today who set the example. Are vie just setting--(period), Rotary Encircles the Globe-Rotarians are active in raising the standards of their ov/n affairs throughout the world with diverse nationalities and races seeking to advance international understanding, good will and peace. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — CongregaKonai Church — Wsdn,tday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - Colioge Cafotsrra — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Pott Tovern - Mondoy 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — Diitrlct Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW — Preiident CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Viee-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, Preiident — Director ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES L WOODWARD, LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director FRANK MURRAY — Director Secretary ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director Vice4>resldent - OirMtor AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MANGUSE-r Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — SergeonH^-Arms CLUB SERVICE L R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ernest Luxe, Howard Swan Ken B Johnstone MEMBERSHIP C M. D Vinton, John J TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnam FELLOWSHIP Carl SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, E. Corwin ROTARY INFORMATION F William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth AUENDANCE Wayne Way, K. Bent K PUBLIC INFORMATION G Walker ' Marty Derhammer PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons H H. Munn, Jr., Max Dick Kerr, Olds MUSIC L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Mourice D. Payne, Ed Holtx, Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Choinnon B YOUTH SERVICE A Vincent Kornstein, A. Robert B. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN Kerr D RURAL● URBAN C Kenneth 1. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Guvarie S. Coffman, Roy Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. Frank Mu rroy. Worren Williams, SERVICE Chairman. Howard Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Leilie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Harold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladles' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—Jomes E. Bailey, Jr. 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Horvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Hos Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 1—No Meetirtg. 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocotionol Service) 25—District Governor MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6-Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) JUNE 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Richard Birlnger, Chester Allemier (New 12—Richard R. Kerr (Llncoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd 1. Livermore Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotory Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff SPENCER B. OWENS, Progrom Chair. �ee He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Pubiishdd by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol V, No. 30 March 1952 Merle French is program chairman for Tuesday's meeting (3-18-52). Doc Is acting mighty sly about the whole affair. He says: "My subject is, "The Brave Bulls." Now if that word Bulls was only singular, we might rationalize some more on his favorite subject public health. All he promises is to clarify the matter Tuesday. Bill Dyer always provides a punch with his avocational interestj Nature Photography. The scribe has talked with the "widow" Dyer about Bill. It’s too late to cure him about his off school-duty whereabouts and habits. Supt Dyer is a fine school superintendent. Thanks Louis for a fine program. REPEAT: District Conference April 20 and 21 at Kalamazoo, if we can See Let’s go Ernie. VISITORS: ■Blake(Farmer) ICnirk Quincy W,L* (Shephard of the Flock) Cruthers ●Bert (Boy Scout) Ward Bronson Escanaba- ■R»G, Mulchahey ABSENTEES; 3-11-52 Allemier, Bailey, Barnes, Coffman, Davidson, Fiske, Lloyd Livermore Manguse, McComb, Patterson and Waldron, We miss you., but are grateful that you make the effort to make-up continuously. Did you say hello to our Tyrotars who were with us last Tuesday? We hope that they would pass us on the Pour Way Test from week to week as they come in and observe us as example ol' the communit^J'^S ^^business and professional leadership, SayHello Son, Hous it with you next week. The Board voted yesterday to approve membership in the Coldwater Rotary Club to; Torg Skabo Classification; General Merchandise Distributor Sponsor; Kenneth Putnam He will become a member unless a club member files a written objection with Secretary Ernie immediately. Play Director Maurice has the Rotary Benefit Play high-balling. Let’s get behind and shove, not kick, about this worthy project. Save the date of May 15 or l6 for it and take your best girl and have a time of it. We have a new word in our language, namely, "Bafflegob". This is ai modernized verson of "Gobbledegook" and its definition is as follows; <1 Bafflegob is miiltiloquence characterized by consummate interfiesion of circuinlocution or peripliasis, inscrutability, incognizability and, other familiar manifestations of abstruse expatiation commonly utiliz ed for promulgations, implementing procrustean determinations by gover nmental bodies (Local grass-root meaning; We gotta have more money in Washington) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Pgrker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON ~ Consregotionai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director FRANK MURRAY - Director ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretory CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice<President LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director RICHARQ MANGUSE^ Director MARK ANDREWS - Director JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants^t-Arms CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION Ken B MEMBERSHIP F C TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennall Putnam FELLOWSHIP G H. PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons H Munn, Jr., Oldc Mox Olds Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY K PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker Morty Derhammer D J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, M. Jim McComb, E. Corwin Woyne Way, H. Bent Johnstone Kenneth SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS I AHENDANCE Ernest Luso, Howard Swon MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtz, Jess Waldron, R. Trebiiceck Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairmon B YOUTH SERVICE A Vincent Kornstein, A. Rice, Robert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN C RURAL ● URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, Jomes E. Bailey Kerr Guvarle S. CofFman, Ray Fox SICK D Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. Frank Murray, Chairman. Warren Williams, Roy Leslie H. Woodward C. SERVICE Howard Teeter, Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 14—Harold J. McKnighf 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. 7—Raymond Trebilcock APRIL 1—Harold T. Hill 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" SEPTEMBER 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvorie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER 27—Earle L Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendonee) JUNE 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Willioms 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Richard Blringer, Chester Allemier (New 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 26—Frank Murray (International Service) 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JULY 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on DIst. Assembly) 15—Woyne R. Johnson 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotory Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER MARCH 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. PaHerson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. (f He Profits Most Who Serves Best i) SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan V#1 V. No 31 March 21, 19^2 The Club appreciated Merle’s Mexican pictures last week. Plenty of good color and sharp focus made their viewing easy on the eyes, Web Treat has our program next Tuesday (3~2^-52) Governor Ralph’s March letter has ColdiTater for February, 8th on the list at 91.67. Up where its really ’^^t. Prej;y is proud of us. ABSENT: March I8, 19^2 Allemier Bent Bailey Coffman Johnstone Bob Livermore Barnes Davids on McConkey VISITORS t Escanaba Kalamazoo ●R,G. Mulchahey ~ Robert Roach The Board of Directors has voted to spcnsor the play "Torch Bearers", which will be put on by a local organization called the Player’s Group. The play will be staged at the High School auditorium May snd I6 at 8:1$ P,M, Admission price $1,00j no reserved seats. If every Rotarian will do his share, the Club should net at least $1,000,00 which will go into a fund to be used for one purpose only; the crippled children of Branch County. This is your opportunity to shov/ the Club and to prove to yourself just howgood a Rotarian you really are. TICKET Co-Chairmen - COillTTEE Barney Trebilcock & Jim McComb 1. GuTaire Coffman Max Olds 2, Richard Biringer 6, Kenneth Olmsted 3. Bill Bobier 7. Vince Kornstien li. Charles Schmidt 8. Ralph Toupalik PUBLICITY COI.i:.IITTEE Chairman Carl Vinton 1, Grant Treloar 2. Fred Weeks 3. John Walker 1|, rioward S-vvan.- ADVERTISING COiEHTTEE Co-Chairmen - - I7eb Treat ^ Ken Putnam 1. h» Le^7is Pennington Dick Kerr 2, W,A. Milnes 5. Harvey Bent 3. Bob Lyons 6. John Kennedy 7, Harold Hill FINANCE COLS-IITTEE Luse -● - Ernie Frank Murray Schedule of Rotarians that will meet T^ith Clifford Hack and his boys each Tuesday evening at 7:00 P.M. Methodist Ghurchl March 25; Carl Vinton April Barney Trebilcock 1: Mark Andrews March 18: V^ayne Way Bob Kerr April 8; Ray Patterson Web Treat April 22: John V/alker May 6 : April 15; Russell V/aldron Bill Milnes Howard Teeters. April 29:Bob lyon Jim McCorab Dick Kerr Ray Fas Warren Williams May 20 : Lewis Pennington June 3: Vince Kornstein Milford McKeith Max Olds May 13: Bob Livermore Frank ihirray May 27." Don Shorno Ken Putnam June 10: Chuck Woodward A1 Rice You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday T2:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church STURGIS - Elks Temple - Mondoy 12:00 M Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — Dittriet Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1931-52 ■?- ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director FRANK MURRAY - Director ERNEST W. LUSE ~ Secretary CHARLES L. WOODWARD, LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director Vice-President - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director MARK JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN ANDREWS — Director Sergeants>ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE 1. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman AHENDANCE E CLASSIFICATION A Ernest Luse, Howard Swon Ken B MEMBERSHIP F C M. Putnam FELLOWSHIP H. H Munn, Jr., ,Maic TELEPHONE K Dick Kerr, BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar E. Corwin Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons PUBLIC INFORMATION G PROGRAM . J Webster Treat, E. J. Renneil Corl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhammer D SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Mllnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth I Wayne Way, H. Beni Johnstone MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtc, Clara Bovee, Piano Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, A. Rice, A Robert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Kerr RURAL - URBAN Guvario S. Coffman, Ray Fox SICK D Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairmen. Leslie H. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairman. Howord Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Warren Williams, Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST APRIL DECEMBER 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnighf 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 1-Harold T. Hill 4—Howord Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 8—All-Sports Bartquet 15—Virtca Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Horvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members. "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER MAY 1—No Meeting. 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R- Livermore (Club Service) 2D—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. JUNE FEBRUARY 9—Woyne W. Way (Attendance) 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 16—Harold.Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Williams 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Aliemier (New 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Woshington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" *● 26—Frank Murray (International Service) 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JULY 20-W. A. Milnes 16—Otis Barnes 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Oist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Renneil (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER MARCH 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. PaHerson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Woldron (Rotory Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Senses Best ff ff SPENCER 6. OWENS, Program Chair. �re He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vol V. No. April kf 1952 32 V0T3 !vIOI\DAY The Club is grateful to Web Treat and Harold ing programs on timely subjects. VISITORS: Orville Stevens, McGarglo Arthur Moberg Clay Brockman - Bronson. Escanaba Quincy ABSENT; (14.-1-52) for two intersst- Board C. of Robert Brokaw (Thanks for the make-Ops) Allemier Davidson Vinton New ill (4-1-52) Angola The ii. Ov/ens Rice Fox Directors Woodward Treloar Holtz Murray C. Toupalik V/oodward Waldron Patterson Congratulations I Biringer Corv/in Pennington The Boys are wishing the best for your RotaryAnn--Barney. Ed ^oltz and Harvey Bent have our program Tuesday, Rev. Maxwell ’Broon will speak and special music. V/e have time fellows to stay for a a Good Friday service* It maybe later than we think^ Hack Boy observers this v;eek: Bill Milnes and Roy Patterson. Maurice has the Rotary Play Cast on a. tv;o-practice-a-v/eek-die t nov;. Better check the jobs to make this play a success men* The recent Board session voted to pay ^129*15 ioi’ s- school street ● flashing safety device.Thanks to Rotary from the Coldwater City Board of Education. DATES to remember, no excuse to forget now. Children's Party Program April 15, District Conference-Kalamazoo, All Sports BanquetTri-State Meeting - April 20-21. April 22, May 6 Committee is working to send a Coldwater High School Junior boy to Camp Emery-Muskegon. I! A man wrapped up in himself is a very small biondle, ^’--Ben Franklin. No takers as yet for the I^alamazoo District Conference. Too bad about Coldwater Rotary Club not being counted there. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Unian Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elkc Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �RALPH TOAZ — District Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-32 X'.- ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director FRANK MURRAY ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice4>resldent — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director AL SIEG — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director MARK ANDREWS —.Director. RICHARD MANGUSE-Director ●● Director ED HOLTZ, Tregsurer — Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN - Sergeonts-at-Arms ● CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE —Choirmon T A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest Luse, Howard Swan Ken B MEMBERSHIP F C Putnom Vinton, John G PUBLIC Walker H. Marty Derhommer - D TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell FELLOWSHIP Corl J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, M. Jim McComb, E. Corwin Wayne Way, H. Bent Johnstone Kenneth SERGEANTS.AT>ARMS I PROGRAM H Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K INFORMATION Munn; Jr., Dick Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Max Olds I ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY MUSIC Maurke D. Poyne, Ed Holts, Clara Bovoe, Piano Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Choirman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Komstein, A. Rice, A Rebert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Boiley Kerr D RURAL ● URBAN Guvarie $. Coffman, Ray Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. Freach INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Monguse, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Warren Williams, Lesiie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnlght 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. APRIL 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 1-Harold T. Hill 8—All-Sports Barsquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Porty) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classifreation) 11—Guvarie S. CoHman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R- Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (TriState Meeting) 27—Earle-L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Williams 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Altemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) JUNE 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 1/—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 26—Frank Murray (Internotional Service) 24—Uoyd L. Livermore JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 1—E. Byron Thomas 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 4—M. R. French 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 11—Lewis Pennington 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 15—Wayne R. Johnson 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Progrom) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program schedule for the year 1951 >52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may oppolnt a commlHee to assist with the details. (e He Profits Most Who Serves Best SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Choir. �ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best )} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michiga Vol V. No. :IO®ol 33 April 10, 1952 ATHLETIC BANQUET APRIL 29: Hack Club Rotary Boy observers this week, Russell Waldron and Howard Teeters ABSENT FROM ROTARY: 4-8-52 Bailey Pearce VISITORS; Hamilton Skabo Quincy McKenzie Bronson Blue Brewer Rissman Bob Livermore Teeters Hathaway Maurice the Play wright, reports the boys and girls have their lines learned and they keep their butts off-the-school-house-floor each pra ctice night* Better get the chores done fellows so that this play will be a success for our Crippled Children's Fund. Jack Northrup, son of Von Northrup of Balfour Drive is the Coldwater High School junior boy selected for Camp Emery at Muskegon, At our April 22 meeting, the Club has as its guests the Dairy Queens. Better pack a bright necktie and loud shirt fellows. Next Tuesday April I5j remember we eat at the American Legion Hall, Its. the kids party. Don Bodley v/ill entertain. Prom Diggers Chek Well: (Ken) What & Where—Annual Tri-State meeting at Polawatomi Inn, When--Dinner Served at 7 2^0 P.M, OUR TILIE May 6th. Touch-$2*25 per person. Nonebag contents-Coldwater Club compliments-Horsed'oeuvres in the lobby before dinner. Mess Call-Tossed Salad, Turkey with dressing. Parsley whole- potatoes, cut green beans, cottage cheese and relish. Rolls, beverage and Strawberry Sundae, Phil continues—Entertainment is Nate Fry and his trio from Lansing. Strolling dinner music and short after dinner program, Walter H. Simpson General Manager of Ford Motor Company. Parts and Equipment Manufacturing Division, will speak.(More next week.) Thank you Father Max Brown for those seasonal remarks for our Good Friday Pause last Tuesday, The fellows were grateful. A good plug Chuck for the District Conference at Kalamazoo, It should get some results. M Responsibilities gravitate to the Man who can shoulder them, - ^ - --Elbert Hubbard, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congr.gotional Church — Wednosdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elkc Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOtA - College Cofeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Pott Tavern - Monday 12:15 M r» �RALPH TOAZ — District Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director FRANK MURRAY — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-President — Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director MARK ANDREWS — Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest luse, Howard Swan Ken B Johnstone MEMBERSHIP F C M. FELLOWSHIP G H. PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION Walker Marty Derhammer D TELEPHONE J Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnam Carl Vinton, John Jim McComb, E. Corwin ROTARY INFORMATION VJilliom A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS 1 Wayne Way, H. Bent Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Max Olds MUSIC L ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Maurice D. Poyne, Ed Holtz, Jets Waldron, R. Trebilcock Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, A. Rice, A CRIPPLED CHILDREN C RURAL ● URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, Jomes E. Bailey Robert B. Kerr D SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. Guvarie S. Coffman, Ray Fox SERVICE -- Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Warren Williams, Roy Leslie H. Woodward C. Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 4—-Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 7—Raymond Trebilcock ● 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 1-HaroId T. Hill 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swon (Classification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Roy Fox (Rorol-Urbon) 6—Milford A. McKelth 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (TriState Meeting) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Williams 23—Richard Blringer, Chester Allemier (New 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lineoln-Washington) JUNE 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 17—AAax Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore 19—Martin H. Derhammer Members) "What Rotary Meons to Me" 26—Frank Murroy (International Service] 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best” ff SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Choir. �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff TEe COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Vnl V, Nn, 3l| Our own Club member Earle Davidson will provide a treat for all of us next Tuesday evening when he speaks on his European and Middle East trip at the Elks Temple^ Lets have Rotary well represented at this intra service club dinner meeting,. This will be his first speech back home on an eleven coiu-try air trip which run the days and nights together on a never--tO"be-forgotten adventure for a select group of American newspaper men« Thanks Vince for planning a fine kids party at the Lefion Hall last Tuesday. Us oldsters had a good time also with Dick Cooper<s show. Hack Club Rotary Boy observers this v/eek, John Walker and Jim McComb. Try to slip away a few minutes boys and say hello to Cliff^s lads * Athletic Banquet April 29, Vrnile this may not be a Championship year the local highschool lads still need your friendly interests.Let's make it a big night for them to remember> Let*s jot down for attendance at Prexy-'elect Chucks* District Conference at Kalamazoo, April 2C-21o Have you organized your load for Hay 6 Annual Tri State meeting at Potawatomi Inn? Dinner served at 7*00 ?cHe (oiir time). Maurice will soon be organizing his stage \inlon groups for the Rotary Crippled Childrens Fund Play« He has the Pla7fers under his thumb by now. Everything is peaceful and real emoting is being done in preparation for this event Cash on the barrcll head fellows v/ill make this a success. Make ■'*1 th the ticket sale nov;. ”Human beings, like chickens thrive best when they have to scratch for what they get ● O'onosville Rotary news. kr You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — CongregoHenal Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12d» M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday T2:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor 5 Rotary Club of Coldwater —1931-32 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director FRANK MURRAY — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary CHARLES LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director L. WOODWARD, FREDERICK VAN Vice-President — Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director AL SIEG — Director AKEN - Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE 1. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A ■ E CLASSIFICATION AHENDANCE Ernest Lose, Howard Swan Ken Johnstone MEMBERSHIP B G PUBLIC Walker TELEPHONE louts Pennington, Bob Lyons K INFORMATION H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Morty Dcrhammer D J Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell FELLOWSHIP Carl Vinton, John SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Jim McComb, E. Corwin ROTARY INFORMATION F William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth M. Putnam C I Wayne Way, H. Bent Max PROGRAM H Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holtx, Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock Clara Bevee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Von Aken — Chairman YOUTH A B SERVICE Vincent Komstein, A. Robert B. Rice, CRIPPLED CHILDREN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Kerr RURAL● URBAN Guvarie S. Coffman, Ray Fox SICK D Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murroy, Chairman. Warren Williams, Howard Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER y 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Corl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 4^Howard Teeter (United Nations) 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Komstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" SEPTEMBER 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 20—Kenneth Putnam, 27—Earle L. 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) Frederick Weeks ITri- State Meeting) 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) OCTOBER Davidson JUNE 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Informotlon) 5—Warren Williams 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd L. Livermore Members) "What Rotory Means to Me" 26—Frank Murray (International Service) 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) JULY 11—Lewis Pennington 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 4—M. R. French 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. �» *■ The Board of Directors of the Cold',v/ator Rotary Club has approved the names and clasGiricati ons given below. Any objections should be filed with the secretary without delay. E, Harold Munn, Jr, Classification r Radio-- Creneral Manager Raymond G. Liulchahey Classification● Public Instution. Signed: Ernest \V, ^ Luse, 5e*, April 18, 1952 �Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigqn May 9, 1952 Vol V No.3? Don Shorno has otir program this coming Tuesday (5/13/52) We are looking to A1 Rice to provide a Tyrotar program one of these days. The Club record this year has not been to receptive to inviting these boys to luncheon meetings* Our Secretary, Ernie has mailed out our May Dues Notices. Ask friend wife to put you on her budget list for a request to remit promptly. The club needs to keep its financial obligations in control--especially these days. Each club member is asked to contribute his ten dollars (^Jl0,00) towards a set of Rotary Play tickets. Some will accept the burden of selling more“tickets● The Sophmore Class of the Coldwater High School will sell on the streets this Saturday, May 10, Its good to have the kids help ball we men out on this project’ The Board of Directors has voted to accept with regrets the resig nation of Dick Manguse, one of our present directors. He has gone to Dallas, Texas, The secretary has been instructed to write the Dallas Club about Dick. The resignation of Harold Hamilton has been accepted. USHERS FOR ROTARY PLAY 5/1S/52 French Rice Bent Center Aisle Center Aisle East Aisle West Aisle Kerr Barnes Upstairs Lyon ●Olds ●McKeith ●Shorno ●Johnstone ●Williams ●Corwin Upstairs .T Ken deserves a hand together with committees for the five Tri-State meeting just held. Congratulations Earle we still recall your fine European tour talk. Have you read: I*m the Boss, So-- June Rotarlan—V/ell, what of it? 214.00 miles to Mexico City Anybody goin? April Governor’s Letter--Coldwater HOT with 91*69^ attendance. 67 members. When the IVhite Man discovered this country The Indians were running It-There There The were no taxes was no debt The women did all the work (still do) an thought he could imporve White on a system like that*’’’ » ● a ● You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church ~ Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congragational Church ~ Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA ~ College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tovern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater--1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES LLOYD R. LIVERMORE-Director 1. WOODWARD, FRANK MURRAY — Director Secretary Vice-President - Director ED HOLTZ, Treosurer — Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director RICHARD MANGUSE-Director MARK ANDREWS — Director JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE 1. R. LIVERMORE — Chairman A E CLASSIFICATION ATTENDANCE Ernest Lose, Howard Swan Ken Johnstone MEMBERSHIP B F C M. J TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Renneil Putnam FELLOWSHIP H. Munn, Jr., Max PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons K PUBLIC INFORMATION G Carl Vinton, John Walker Marty Derhamcner D Jim McComb, E. Corwin ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Mllnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS I Wayne Way, H. Bent Dick Kerr, Olds Jess Waldron, MUSIC I ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer 8. Owens, G. Treloor BIRTHDAY Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemler Mourice D. Payne, Ed Holtz, R. Trebilcock Clara Beveo, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman B YOUTH SERVICE A Vincent Kornstein, A. Rice, Robert B. CRIPPLED CHILDREN C RURAL - URBAN Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Etailey Kerr SICK D Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. Guvarie S. Coffman, Ray Fox Frank Murrcry, Chairman. Warren Williams, Roy Leslie H. Woodward C. SERVICE Howard Teeter, Patterson 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 11—John Walker (ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 25—No Meeting. 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnight SEPTEMBER APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members^ "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification} 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—Jomes F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (TriState Meeting) 27—Eorle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Williams 23—Richard Biringer, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoin-Washington) JUNE 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarions) 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Lloyd 1. Livermore 19—Martin H. Derhammer 26—Frank Murrey (International Service) JULY NOVEMBER 1—E. Byron Thomas MARCH 4—M. R. French 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 3—C. Woodward (Report on DIst. Assembly) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington 15—Woyne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Renneil (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above Is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assistwith the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ff SPENCER B. OWENS, Program Chair. �Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan BULLETIN # 1 July 10. 19^2 reThanks to Byron Thomas for presenting Frank Lowe, summer ^ creation director for ColdwatePt Our thanks to the folks,. scenes, who make the program possible behind Three Rotarians from Ohio and one from hronson visited on July 8, The budget committee for Chuck's term —Ernie Luse, Schmitt and Lew Pennington, our the club Chuck Chuck Schmitt v/ill button up the books for- Bob Shav/^s year and will come up with a nice bank balance—we hope. Eleven fellows left early Tuesday, Hope we can cut this number each week. ^ President Chuck has called a meeting of certain committee chairmen for Thursday July 10th at 6;00 P.ll. PLACE--Pcp Woodward's on Marshall Streets Phil Love joy, one of tne truly great men of Rotary, has announced his retirement. ^ , 1. a. , efxective December 31> 1952* This announcement con¬ cludes twenty three years of faithful service. ABSENTEES JULY 8 — Alleraier, Blen, Davidson, McKelth, ilcKnlght, Munn, Patterson, Teeter and Treat. A refreshing and encouraging statement fell from the lips of Herbert Hoover on Tuesday evening. quote-^’Man was created somewhat lower than the angels, but to him the Creator gave the right to plan ^ his own life, to dare his own adventure, to earn his own reward long as he does no harm to his fellov/s,-' so August 26 Is Distric-n Uoverncr's dayc Our retiring District Governor speaks of Glenn Stowart as follows;- A fine Rotarlan, a Christian gentleman,- and a successfu} man in'his profession. ff members wanting to learn water skiing may make application to Dick Kerr, Fritz VanAken and Keith Pearce, v/ith Dick Kerr special izing in the underseas act, Keith Pearce motor boat VanAken on-how- to avoid getting started. driver and Fritz Hope Dick Moore enjoys his visit with Russell and Gladys, his Pop and Mom, Chick, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Churai — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Cherch — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elb Temple ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Monday 12:00 M �219TH DISTRICT RALPH TOAZ — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater —1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW — President CHARLES L WOODWARD, Vice-Pres. - Director LLOYD R. LIVERMORE CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Director RICHARD MANGUSE FRANK MURRAY - Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory ROBERT E. SHAW, President — Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director Vice-President — Director Al SIE6 — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN — Director Director t Director MARK ANDREWS JIM McCOMB, E. CORWIN » Sergeonts-ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE L R. LIVERMORE — Chairman ATTENDANCE E CLASSIFICATION A Ernest luse, Howard Swan Ken Johnstone MEMBERSHIP B F C M. J TELEPHONE Webster Treat, E. J. Rennell Putnam FELLOWSHIP G Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons H. Munn, Jr., Dick Kerr, Marty Derhommer Max PROGRAM Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloar BIRTHDAY K PUBLIC INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Wolker D Jim MeComb, E. Corwin ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS I Wayne Way, H. Bent MUSIC Maurice D. Payne, Ed Holts, Clara Bovee, Piano Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcodc COMMUNITY SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman YOUTH A Vincent Robert B. CRIPPLED B SERVICE Kornstein, A. Rice, CHILDREN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, James E. Bailey Kerr D RURAL - URBAN Guvarie S. Coffman, Ray Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Monguse, Chairman. SERVICE Frank Murray, Chairman. Howard Teeter, Warren Williams, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H. Woodward 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER 7—Raymond Trebileock 14—Harold J. McKnight 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 26—James E. Bailey, Jr. APRIL 1-Harold T. Hill 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) SEPTEMBER 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Horry Taylor 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 25—No Meeting. 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotory Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swon (Classification) 1—No Meeting. 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER MAY 8—Ray Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKelth 15—James F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Lloyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (TriState Meeting) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren WilKoms 23—Richard BirInger, Chester Allemier (New Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert 8. Kerr (Youth Program) 12—Richard R. Kerr (Lincoln-Washington) JUNE 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarians) 17—Atox Olds (Ladies' Night) 24—Uoyd L. Livermore 19—Martin H. Derhommer 26—Frank Murray (international Service) JULY NOVEMBER 1—E. Byron Thomas MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Program) 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 4—M. R. Frertch 11—Lewis Pennington 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20—W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Barnes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service) 27—Webster Treat (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly) The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. if you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appwnt a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Series Best ff SPENCER B. OWENS, Progrom Chair. �ft He Profits .Most Who Serves Best it The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 2 July 17 p 10^:2 SPENCER OVffiNS persuaded Earle Davidson to give us some of the ^behind the scenes activities at the Republican Convention, Thanks to both, as the program was interesting even though the speech was delivered in darkness# VISITORS :Charles^, Goll, Stryker, 0. H.E. Haldeman, Pittsburgh, Pa# o Mich . ●7?^ Pennell, Bronson, Mich# Howard Eggleston, Toledo, 0, Bill Thomas, Findlay, 0. Jack Schwabland, Blissfield Glenn Barnett, Bronson, inese visitors v:ere warmly welcomed by John Walker. THE . BOAFd) t,.and Committee members highly complimented by their Mrs^ Cold^ter. Mrs. Holtz and Ed deserve the thanksJohames of everyEllenbergeiclub memberto for their unhave Friedrich as a member of their family for six QUESTION: Hov/ much r'n. ANSWER; Rotary Club make on the recent play‘d ^003.30 and the entire ainount is being turned over to Crippled Children's School. CONGRATULATIONS to Harvey Bent on his election to the Board the of Direct ors. Also, we regret the loss of Lewis Pennington to the club, but wish him the best in his new location. RED MC lCNIGHT^ spent one week at his summer resort on Higgins Lake. Some of the time v/as spent playing his pipeless pipe organ, Hope you can have more sucn v/eoks Red, j ^ SUGGESTION: Several Club members would like a short sketch on the life of each of our members. Believe we should look over the officers and respect and if they pass inspection others will follow.......here goes. ● . . . . CHUCK WOODWARD- Born March 21, 1921, 76 Kohh Hudson'St, Coldwater, 10^0 . 1926-1927. Graduated from Coldwater "Graduated Rensselaer Polytechnic as a civil engineer Cadet Training February 19lf3-Commlssloned Second Lt# J^e 1943* Stationed at Chabau, India from July 19iii± to ^ February 19l|.6# Army gave Chuck a trip around the world. Started work at Woodward-Pollocks Lumber Company August 19ii6 and continues as a partner. Elected to Coldwater School Board in 1951. Hobble, deer hunting, skiing and traveling. Ambition- To remain Coldwater's most eligible bachelor. tfnu found it necessary to leave early last Tuesday. Good Bailey Johnstone Bent Lyons Pearce Thomas EVENING MEETING JULY 29-- o>,/> ^ Elks Temple 6:30 P.M. a combined meeting of the Rotary Clubs . _ Carl Vinton will present Fred Alger, Secretary of State, in a non-political speech. Chick# You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — ConsregoHonol Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �RALPH TOAZ — District Governor 219TH DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater --1951-52 ROBERT E. SHAW - President CHARLES L. WOODWARD, Viee-Pres. - Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD, ROBERT B. SHAW, President - Director FRANK MURRAY — Director ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary LLOYD R. LIVERMORE - Director ED HOLTZ, Treasurer — Director Vice*President — Director AL SIEG — Director FREDERICK VAN AKEN - Director MARK ANDREWS - Director RICHARD MANGUSE - Director JIM MeCOMB, E. CORWIN — Sergeant^ot-Arms CLUB SERVICE L. R. LIVERMORE - Chairman A Ken Johnstone F C Webster Treat, E. J. Putnam FELLOWSHIP Carl H. Marty Derhammer D Munn, Jr., Max PROGRAM Louis Pennington, Bob Lyons Rennell Dick Kerr, Dick Barringer, Chester L. Allemier Olds L ROTARY MAGAZINE H Spencer B. Owens, G. Treloor BIRTHDAY K PUBLIC INFORMATION G Vinton, John Walker . telephone J ROTARY INFORMATION William A. Milnes, John A. Kennedy, Kenneth M. Jim McComb, E. Corwin Wayne Way, H. Bent MEMBERSHIP B SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS I AHENDANCE E CLASSIFICATION Ernest Luse, Howard Swan MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Ed Kollz, Jess Waldron, R. Trebilcock COMMUNITY Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frederick Van Aken — Chairman Robert B. CRIPPLED B YOUTH SERVICE Vincent Kornstein, A. Rice, A CHILDREN Kerr D Guvarie S. Coffman, Ray Fox SICK Otis Barnes, M. R. French INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Richard Manguse, Chairman. RURAL - URBAN C Kenneth L. Olmsted, Jomes E. Bailey Frank Murray, Chairman. Warren Williams, SERVICE Howord Teeter, Roy C. Patterson Leslie H. Woodword 1951-1952 ROTARY PROGRAMS AUGUST DECEMBER APRIL 1-Harold T. Hil! 4—Howard Teeter (United Nations) 7—Raymond Trebilcock 14—Harold J. McKnIght 21—Carl Vinton (Family Picnic) 28—James E. Bailey, Jr. 8—All-Sports Banquet 15—Vince Kornstein (Children's Party) 22—Harvey Bent, Ed Holtz (New Members) "What Rotary Has Meant to Me" 29—John A. Kennedy (Membership) 11—John Walker (Ladies' Night) 18—Harry Taylor 25—No Meeting. SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4—Howard K. Swan (Classification) 11—Guvarie S. Coffman, 4-H (Fairgrounds) 18—Richard Manguse (Vocational Service) 25—District Governor OCTOBER 1—No Meeting. MAY 8—Roy Fox (Rural-Urban) 6—Milford A. McKeith 15—Jomes F. McComb 13—Donald Shorno 22—Robert F. Lyon 29—Uoyd R. Livermore (Club Service) 20—Kenneth Putnam, Frederick Weeks (Tri- State Meeting) 27—Earle L. Davidson 2—Mark Andrews, Jr. FEBRUARY 9—Wayne W. Way (Attendance) JUNE 16—Harold Munn, Jr. (Public Information) 5—Warren Wlllioms 3—Kenneth Olmsted (Crippled Children) 23—Richard BirInger, Chester Allemier (New 12—Richord R. Kerr (Llncoln-Washlngton) 10—Alfred Rice (Jr. Rotarlans) 19—Martin H. Derhammer 17—Max Olds (Ladies' Night] 24—Lloyd L. Livermore Members) "What Rotary Means to Me" 30—Robert B. Kerr (Youth Program) 26—Frank Murray (International Service) JULY NOVEMBER MARCH 6—Roy C. Patterson (Armistice Progrom) 4—M. R. French 1—E. Byron Thomas 3—C. Woodward (Report on Dist. Assembly] 13—Russell Waldron (Rotary Magazine) 11—Lewis Pennington 15—Wayne R. Johnson 20-W. A. Milnes 18—Otis Bornes 22—Frederick Van Aken (Comm. Service] 27—Webster Treot (Special Rotary Program) 25—E. J. Rennell (Special Rotary Program) 29—Leslie Woodward The above is our program schedule for the year 1951-52. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Senses Best SPENCER 6. OWENS, Program Chair. �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan July 2l|, 1952 Bulletin # 3 PROGRAIjIS : Our Rotary informtioii chairman is doing a bang up job ot reporting our meetings through the Coldwater Reporter. VISITORS; A1 Sieg, Kansas City, Howard Currie, Toronto,Canada, Bob Allemier, San Diego, Calii* «9 Bob Stocker, Bronson, Byron Morse, Blytheville. Ark ● 9 H 6 -flc Pere and Albert Puller, Donora, Pa e 9 Don Kastner, Kendallville, Indiana, Dwight Bennett, VanV/ert, 0 ● 9 John Durfey, Springfield, Ohio, and Howard Eggleston, Ohio* CONGRATULATIONS: To Merle French on his new appointment as Health Director for the City and County of Kalamazoo^ FARMING: Ken Johnstone is raising chickens in a big way. Something like four or five thousand birds. Perhaps he and Ray Fox could combine their knov/ledge of chickens and pheasants and together produce enough phesants for the hunters of Branch County, Just a thought. ARMY VETERAN: Charlie Fisk has taken up Naval exercises in a modest way,Charlie has or is sailing with the captain and crew of a coal freighter from Toledo to Detroit. Seems as though Charlie is making sure some coal comes his way. SPORTS: Yes^we have a couple of the lads in our club, v;ho made Coldwater headlines. Vice President, Ed Holtz clobbered Director, Bob Shaw to gain the championship of The Presidents Golf Tournament at the Coldwater Country Club> Followers say it v/as a duel to the finish. Both boys claim to spend ver^^ little time on the course—How do they excel at this game ”just comes naturalo” EDWAI^D HOLTZ: Vice-President and director of the Coldwater Rotary Club was born December 12, 1915 near MtClemens, Michigan, Graduated from MtClemens High School 1933* Ed studied business administration and accounting at the University of Detroit. Ed and Evelyn were married in 1935 and their family consists of two fine boys, Glen ll;., and Larry 11. Ed worked for some years as a v/arehouse clerk at a bulk plant of Sinclair Refining Co. Detroit, During 19^2 Ed was associated with the Standard Accident Insurance Co, of Detroit as a Casualty Underwriter* Ed joined the Marines in 19Wi- and mustered out in I9I4.6 as PFC. Ed and Wayne Feller were associated together in the Music Mart in 191+6. In 1949 Ed became Eastern Sales Manager for Frank Holton and Company and after holding this position for one year, returned to Coldwater as a partner with Rex Kiess in the jev/elry business. Hobbies—Choral work, duck hunting and golf. Ed v/as first President of the Community Concert Association, Ambition--To have time to do the things he would best like to do. Ching Chow; Inspiration and Perspiration are twins. REMEMBER: Our meeting will be at the Elks Temple on Tuesday evenins July 29th, 6:30 P.M. Chick, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2T9TH DISTRICT VERNON C. OLCOTT, Sr. - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1950-51 MARK ROBERT S. ANDREWS — President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary E. SHAW - Vice-President MARK S. ANDREWS, President — Director ROBERT E. SHAW, KENNETH Director RUSSELL F^MOORE GUVARIE S. COFFMAN L. DONALD V. SHORNO — Treasurer Vice-President — Director OLMSTED — Director — Director DONALD V. SHORNO, Treasurer - Director KENNETH M. PUTNAM — Director CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Director H. VINCENT KORNSTIEN, MAX A. OLDS - Sergeants-at-Arms CLUB SERVICE Alfred E. Steg — Chairman E CLASSIFICATION A Ernest W. Luse, F MEMBERSHIP B Maurice D. Payne, F. Leslie Treat, Charles E. . J. VcmAken . I SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Corwin, H. Vincent Kornstien, Max A. Olds J TELEPHONE Waller J. Bien, John A. Kennedy H. F. Vinton C. Alfred Rice K INFORMATION Fiske, L. Earle Davidson L ROTARY MAGAZINE H Byron Thomas BIRTHDAY Max A, Olds, James F. McComb Raymond A. Trebilcock PROGRAM Weeks, Earl Teeter, Carl PUBLIC G Harry L. Taylor H. Frederick Howard M. FELLOWSHIP Fred Milnes, ROTARY INFORMATION John H. Walker, Harald J. McKnight, D A. William H. Frankhauser, W. R. Johnson, Leslie H.'Woodward C ATTENDANCE Williom Roy>R. Fox MUSIC Maurice 0. Payne, Kenneth M. Putnam, Roy C. Patterson, Richard Manguse Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Spencer B. Owens — Chairman YOUTH A B SERVICE L. R. Livermore, M. H. Derhammer, 6. A. CRIPPLED CHILDREN R. J. W. Fraser, H. R. Weidner D RURAL - URBAN C E. J. Ronnell, J. E. Bailey, R. L. Wade, Honeywell, W. Treat, L. P. McDaniel Williams, E. Harold Munn, Jr., .W. W. Way, B.> Keith'. Pearce SICK Otis O. Barnes, H. J. Hamilton, M. A. McKeith, Robert F. Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE F. Murray, Chairman. W. Grant Treloar, Chairman. W. B. VanAken, R. A. Kerr, L. L. Livermore, H. K. Swan, R. G. Waldron SERVICE R. B. Kerr, C. Keep, H. T. Hill Lewis Pennington 1950-1951 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 1—Earl J. Corwin 5—Richard A. 8—H. Vincent 12—Harold J. McKnight (Ladles' Night) 15—Otis O. Kornstien Barnes 22—L. Paul McDaniel 29—Harold J. (Family Picnic) Kerr 3—All Sports Banquet (Tentative) 10—Robert B. Kerr 19—John Walker 17—Robert 26—E. J. Rennell (Crippled Child'n Program) 24—W. R. Johnson (Special Rotary Program) Fraser Hamilton MAY JANUARY SEPTEMBER 1—Richard Manguse 8—E. Byron Thomas 15—Tri-State Meeting (Tentative) 2—L. Earle Davidson 5—Russell G. Waldron 9—S. B. Owens (Com. Service Program) 12—District Governor (Tentative) 16—B. Keith Pearce 19—Warner 23—Ray R. Fox B. J. VanAken 26—F. Murray (Vocational Serv. Program) 22-Harold T. Hill 29—C. H. Fiske (Public Information Program) 30—Howard K. Swan JUNE OCTOBER FEBRUARY 3—Martin H. Derhammer 5—Frederick 6—H. M. Teeter (Special Rotary Program) 10—Lloyd R. Livermore (Youth Program) 17—Wm. H. Frankhauser (Spec. Rot'y Pro'g) 24—John A. Kennedy VanAken 13—Harold R. Weidner 12—James F. McComb (Ladies' Night) 19—Frank L. McConkey 20—Alfred E. Sieg (Club Service Program) 27—Harry L. Taylor 26—Wayne W. Way JULY NOVEMBER 3—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban Program) MARCH 7—W. Grant Treloar (Intern'l Serv, Pro'g) 6—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Mag. Program) 14—E. Harold Munn, Jr. 13—Leslie 21—Milford A. McKeith 20—F. Leslie Treat H. 28—Carl F. Vinton (Special Rotary Program) 26—G. A. Honeywell (Children's Party) 10—William A. Milnes Woodward 17—Lloyd L. Livermore 24—Max ● A. Olds 31—Webster Treat The above is our program schedule for the year 1950-51. Plan your program os far in advance as possible and let the program chairman know as soon as the final arrangements are completed. If you want to switch dates with another member, contact him and advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs to plan such as the Stag Night, can appoint a committee of fellow members to help with the various details. Let's continue to have inspiring and entertaining programs. Start thinking about your program NOW! FRED WEEKS, Program Chairman He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ff �He Profits Most Who Serves Best tf The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # ^ July 31, 1952 PROGRAM:July 29th at the Klks Temple, Coldwater, Fred Alger gave us something to think about. Two of the administration’s latest ideas are as follows; l.That corporations or companies doing defense business with the Federal Government should not be required to pay Local or State Taxes. 2, That individuals living in property financed by the Federal Government should be immune to local or state law enforcement. V/lth thinking similar to the above, it is time to "Stop" "Look" "Listen. Thanks Carl for having our Secretary of State take meet with us. time to VISITORS:Jess Waldron introduced the new owner, Maurice Kenney, of Regal Mfg. Co. and Ken Parker the owner of a new business be— established on Jay Street. .'VBSENTFiSS 2 The list is too large to mention. ILLNESS 2 It has sidelined Walt Bien. Hope you can soon be with us again, Walt. GRANT TRBLOAR-Treasurer and director of the Coldwater Rotary Club. Grant first saw the light of day on October 8, 1903, at Coopersville, Mich. Graduated from Coopersville high school in.’1922,Studied electricty at the Davis Technical High School in Grand Rapids, Grand aven, and Muskegon Railway employed Grant for six years as an agent and sub station operator. Grant then worked as a clerk in the transportation department for the Grand Trunk Western Railway at Coopersville. The Michigan Associated Telephone Co. employed Grant during 19^0 in their plant and installation department* During 1945 Grant moved to Coldwater as District ■‘''Manager. Mildred and Grant were married In 1932 and their family consists of David 11, and Elizabeth o. Gr^t serves as a troup coimrltteoman on Boy Scoutc Troup y ^9* is hobbies arc bruiting, Wishing and quieting down irate telephone Grant's Ambition;To live to see the Just one customer calls up and says,"The phone service is de-luxe." Pat Patterson treked to Chicago during the week of the Democratic Con vention. Pat gave his reason for going to the windy city as a buying expedition, but some club members think it v/as a spying expedition as Pat wanted to see first hand how them that Democrats behave. Too bad Pat that Howard van could not have gone along to add his blessings to the PROGRAI.I: Democratic Convention. August 5th in charge of Fred Weeks. Speaker Mr. Don Weeks. Economic Developoment Corporation, State of Michigan. SAY 2 Save One Dollar for the Rotary Roster which will off the press. soon be REFLECTOR: The Coldwater Rotary Reflector is printed for 1952-53 with this issue. Bo sure to look at reverse side for complete yearly information. Walt Says—Happiness does not happen; it accumulates, by a lone pro cess of little kindnesses. Chick. ^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STUBGI5 — Elks Temple — Monday MM M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK - Post Tovern Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART - DUlnct Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory ED HOLTZ ~ Vice-President HARVEY BENT - Director TRELOAR — Treoiurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN — Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC Williom Bobier, Torg Skobo Roy Mulchohey Ernest Lose, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Warner VanAken Barney Trebilcoek Hougen, Maurice Poyne, Ed Holtz MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Frank Murray CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Cholrman CHILDREN RURAL ● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Trent Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9_Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hoi Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmicit 30—Charles Flske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore 26—Maurice Payne JUNE FEBRUARY OCTOBER 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebilcoek 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotory Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 4—Jess Waldron (Election Doy) 3—Ralph Toupalik 10-Wayne Way 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's 16—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 14—Robert Kerr Party) The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �cr He Profits Most Who Serves Best )> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 5 August 7, PROGRAM; According to Mr* Don Weeks, 1952 certain industries have moved from Michigan tovms just because the towns took the indust-’ rlesfor granted. Perhaps; Mverett might like to give us observations in this regard. SINGING: Seems as though the hot weather has weakened some cf his the lustier lads. Lets get steam up agai, Ken, Byron, Red, John, Carl etc. SPORTS: etc, etc. Freed V/eeks played golf with th National Association of Costs Accountants at St Mayrs Lake and carried off the prize for the most sevens. Would like to see Dick Kerr and Fred Weeks revive that old tennis rivalry that started in Dick’s high school days. Dick maybe a little stockier than in his high school days, but rigid training v/ould put him back in shape. ROTARY FOUNDATION: Our club qualifies for a Rotary Scholarship which will b e awarded to some worthy student who has completed college training. There are certain rules that govern the selection of the student and the business of making this selection has been olaced in the capable hands of Byron Thomas, Fred Weeks and Bill Milnes. Rotary Foundation Fellowshios for advanced study will be given only to exceptionally well qualified app licants in the following fields of study; Agriculture, Law, Education, Political Science, Journalism and Social Science, VISITORS: Elmer Dobson, Q.ulncy C,A, Giauque, Edgerton, 0, William Stewart, Bronson Tom A, Weaver, Dayton, 0. 0*D, Dillingham, Abeline, Texas, FUTURE PROGRAMS: Red McKnight has charge August 12, and has arranged for Paul Shafer to address us on "What is going on in America. Good luck Jim McComb in making picnic arrangements for Aug. II 19* Carl Vinton has good picnic ideas and may share some of these ideas with you. ERNEST LUSE Secretary and director of the Coldwater Rotary Club will be written up next week. Ernie’s office has been in a state of confusion due to a complete rebuilding program in the front office. Our secretary advises that 90^, thus placing us in the our II attendance for August is just hot’' bracket. CORKY SAYS: Tipping could be abolished, but in the process would be abolished too. v/aitresses >.n S-. Chick ■y , ■ I" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12KM M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern Monday 12:15 M ■■ �219TH GLENN STEWART — District DISTRICT Governor 7 Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-35 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President HARVEY BENT - Director GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ED HOLTZ - Vice-President ; TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — 'Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchohey William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinlon, Barney Trebileock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Mourice Payne, Ed Holtz Everett Heugen, Clara Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murrey — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keilh Pearce, Webster Kenneth Treat CHILDREN Olmsted, RURAL - URBAN James Bailey Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnet, Robert Lyon Earl Corwin, Choirmon. INTERNATIONAL t VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mae McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies'-Night)) 14—Hal Munn 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat {Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore JANUARY 5—John Walker 6—Don.Shorno 13—Vince Kornstien 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray JUNE 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebileock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 28—Otis 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) ' 10-Woyne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 7—Presidents' Meeting 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Horold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 6 August llf., 1952 FLASH—DO HOT go to Pokagon Park next Tuesday evening* Rotary will meet as usual at the Arlington,Tuesday noon August I9, Reason-no picnic—Chuck will explain why the picnic has been cancelled. BLOOD DONOR PROGRAM: Prank Murray is interested, as all Rotarians are, in making Branch County's program a success. The Reflector v/ill pass information along as Frank makes it available. IVHEAT KING WILLIAMS now has all his hunting trophies mounted in his office at the former cement plant. You should take time to go out to Warren's place and take a lo^. Remember the fine program Mrs. Williams and Warren put on for us. VISITORS: John forgot to give the list to me and I also failed to write down the names as John called them off. Sorry fellows. ERNEST W, LUSE-Secretary of the Coldwater Rotary Club was born Aug* 30, 1895 in. the Indian Land southwest of Quincy, Michigan. His early days v/ere spent in this territory when a penny earned was a penny to call your own, save it or spend it. Graduated from Coldwater High School in 1913* Attended Cleary College at Ypsllanti, served Uncle Sam in World War 1 during 1918 and 1919 at Camp Cister, Michigan. Ernie was associated with American Steel and Wire Company for a period of 25 years in the Account ing and Sales Department, Ernie came back to Coldwater in 19i|.2 and has since been in the accounting business on his ov/n. Married in 1922 to Ruth C. Stafford v/ho also graduated from the Coldwater High School the same year as Ernie, Regarding church affiliaiiions Ernie v/as a Methodist by ancestry, a Congregationalist by location, nov/ a Presbyterian by circumstances (not ex plained), Ernie has a son Robert and a daiighter Bette, Also he is building a flock of grandchildren. For relaxation Ernie repairs to his 10 acre farm and grows such abundant crops as, cucumbers and wheat. He has found that chickens bring in very little revenus, BYRON THOMS and family have been vacationing in drouth stricken Georgia, but has made up his Rotary meetings. SPENCER OWENS and Charlotte along with their sun Warren and family are vacationing at Harbor Springs, Michigaii, HOWARD TEETER has recently attended a district conference conducted by his company. After a strenous few days at Mackinav^ Island Howard returned to Hidden Valley at or near Gaylord to rest up. Sales Promotion was the excuse for going North. Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK - Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Monday 12:00 M �219TK GLENN DISTRICT STEWART — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater--1952-55 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President £□ HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary GRANT TRELOAR — HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWiN — Director FRANK MURRAY — Director Treasurer DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Williom Bobier, Torg Skabo Rey Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebileeek Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley Maurice Payne, Hougen, Clara Ed Holtz Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Choirman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Choirman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21 —Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore JANUARY 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murroy FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Slag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 16—Howord Teeter (Ladles' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10—Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy PoHerson 28-HaroId T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best tf ALFRED RICE, Program Chairmen Telephone 76 �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 7 August 21j 1952 PROGRAM: Our District Governor, Glenn Stev/art, will take charge on Tuesday August 26th. Better poll'sh up our Rotary banners and behavior for that day. The Chairman of each committee will be expected to present a glowing report on the activities of his special department of Rotary. Lets make this a 100^ meeting fellows. VISITORSrTuesday August Ipth. MtClemens Isaac A. Hartung, Carlton McKenzie, Quincy Bud Snook, Wayland Bob Stocker, Bronson, Tom Weaver, Dayton, Ohio, John Sundquist, Coldv/ater, Paul McDaniel, Marion, 0. ABSENT: August 19th--Andrews, Pox, Kornstien, Bob Livermore, McKeith, Olds, Owens, Patterson, Schmitt, Thomas, Toupalik, Walker, Chuck Woodward and Leslie Woodward, Hope all can make up at some other club. ATTENDANCE:Our club is sticking in the 90% bracket--July Pf 8th place. r' June CLINIC: *52, 7th place, July '52 7 bh place. Nice going fellov/s. Coldwater has now become of ago. We have a new clinic being constructed for Jim Bailey and Dr, Mooi. Congratulations Jim for a fine addition to our professional building program. MOTEL: Speaking of building improvements might cause us to give space in the Reflector to the continuing program carried by Chet Allemler. Chet's Motel and grounds are both easy the eyes. on on I+-H FAIR: As you know Ken Putnam is very interested in the 4-H Fair. It seems that Ken has save MAURICE a few dimes PAYITE'S mother aind we was for something to do with ticket sales the so fair. released from the Health Center recently trust she will enjoy better health. I.!rs, PayneSr., is 83 years of age. BARl'IEY TREBILCOCK advises that Ann is enjoying better health at p:'esent and all of us are happy over this news. ED HOLTZ announced last Tuesday that Friedrich Johannes Ellenberger (Johnny to us) had arrived and v/ill be presented to the Club in due time. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: From Sturgis Club-— Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing Emerson. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregaHonai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH GIENN DISTRICT STEWART - Di»trict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice*President EARL CORWIN — Director HARVEY BENT — Director TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE ■ HARVEY BENT - Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ray Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvaria Coffman FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION BIRTHDAY John Walker, Spencer Owens Carl Vinton, Warner VanAken Barney Trebileock MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, t Alfred Rica Maurice Payne, Ed Helix Everett Hougen, Clara Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith Kenneth Pearce, Webster Treat ● CHILDREN Olmsted, RURAL - URBAN James BoHey Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Eorl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnlght 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnas (ladles' Night)} 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Moorice Payne 27—Frank Murroy 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebileock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Wtllioms (Rurol-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10-Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 7—Presidents' Meeting 18—Earle Davidson 24—les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mork S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �‘'He Profits Most Who Serves Best >) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan August 28, 1952 Bulletin =H 8 PROGRAM: District G overnor, Glen Stewart gave us a dov/n to earth talk on the airms of Rotary* Geln is certainly a friendly likable type of a fellow. VISITORS: August 26th, Tony Vogt, Flint, Clay Brockman and Carlton McKenzie, tiuincy, and D, Horton of Bloomington, Indiana. ABS3NT: Aug* 26th^ Bailey, Bobier, Hougen, Johnstone, Bob Livermore, McKnight, Moore, Patterson, Teeter, Waldron and ’Way, We are sure most of the BIEN: Glad to fellov;s will make up. see ’Walt back to Rotary. Hope your health is better. ●Valt, r.IAX OLDS and JESS Vi/ALDROH are going North Friday Aug. 29th. Max is joining his famly near Harbor Springs. Mrs. Olds and family left Coldv/ater a couple of v/eeks ago to escape the high pollen count, Jess is going north to catch a few tasty trout, we hope. SAM GORSLINE,(Samuel n Gorsline) our former District Governor died Friday Aug. 22nd, 1952. Sam v;as a great Rotarian and an ardent worker in Battle Creek’s local affairs. PROGRAMrNext v/eek’s program will be on Rotary's Camp Emery, a place for leadership training of young folk o ● DICK BIRINGER--Due to the struggle Dick has passed through in jotting down points of interest in his young life we thought it appropriate to copy his letter, word for word, etc. Dick has been working on this deal for three v/eeks, more or less. Here it is RICHARD F. ● ● ● BIRINGER Attorney Coldwater, Micliigan Dick Biringer, Coldv/ater Rotary Director, lucky in love and poker, but unluclcy in elections, v/as born 23 years ago in Toledo, Ohio. Attended grade and high school in Toledo, and spent 19i|2-i^3 at Oberlln College. Carried a rifle for Uncle Sam 1943-li-6 v/ith 100th Infan try Division in various parts of France and Germany, At the courtsey of John Doe, U.So Taxpayer, spent a little time at The American Univ ersity at Biarritz, France, A^B. Degree from Oberlin College, 19l|7, v/ith major in economics-hence by training a Republican. LL.B. Degree from U. of Mo in 194-9!‘ Learned a few of the legal ropes, and v/as in troduced to Rotary by Dill Frankhauser after coning to Coldv/ater in 1939. Wife, Jean, is kept busy at 5^ N. Hudson v/ith husband and 8 month old Kent. Husband is kept not so busy behind a shingle at 5 Southern Michigan Building, Srrta ● 4 fishing, poor. 4 Golf score, high, bov/ling, lov/; WOODWARDS, The male side of the Woodward family, from grandpappy on dov/n, spent a fev/ days in and around Trout Creek, Northern Michigan. The lads say it is a beautifu] taxes ^ spot to vacation in and are low,, .that is real estate best of all ta?;es. SPORTS: Dick Kerr again hit the headlines at the Coldv/ater Country Club. Dick v/as top man in a tri-city tournament with players from Coldwater, Marshall and Albion. ROSTROGRAI^r ff Happy is the man who does all the good he talks of. tt (from Kalamazoo Hotar37- Nev/s) Chick Phone 594 You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. SRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director GRANT EARL CORWIN. — Director DICK Treasurer TRELOAR FRANK MURRAY - Director BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman . CLASSIFICATION Ernest Luso, PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchohey Guvario Cotfman FELLOWSHIP Williom Bobier, Torg Skabo ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, BIRTHDAY Warner VonAken PROGRAM TELEPHONE Alfred Rice Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Barney TrobilcocW MUSIC Maurice Poync, Hougen, Clara Ed Holtz Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treat SICK Warren Williams, Russell Moore COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 26—Dist. .Gov. Meeting 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarle Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 12—Tfi-Slato Meeling 13—Vince Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) OCTOBER 7—Chet Aliomter (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 28—Otis Barnes 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 23—Warner VonAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VonAken (Armistice Doy) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Eorle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Potferson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. (f He Profits Most Who Serves Best 77 ALFRED RICE, Program Chairmen Telephone 76 �‘'He Profits Most Who Serves Best if The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bullfttin —19$2' Q PROGRAM: From the enthusiasm sliovm by boys who attend Camp Emery, it would appear that Rotary is performing a real service for our youth* VISITORS: The list of visitors is the smallest since fishing season opened* This must be evidence that Branch County does appeal to the vacationers. Carlton McKenzie from Quincy and Leonard Evans from Bronson were our only visitors. ABSENT: September 2-- Bailey, Biringer, McKeith, i-ioore, Olds, Ov/ens, Thomas and Treat. Fair Grounds, President PROGRAM; September 9th will be held on the Chuck advises that v/e should assemble at the same two Grange build ings for our lunch. Be prepared boys to shell out lunch money for a Branch County 1+-H boy or girl, BOARD MEETING; Friday, September 5th 12:l5 noon at the Arlington. ROTARIANS express their sympathy to Bob Sharer in the loss of I',Irs. Sharer, Members v/ill remember Bob as a fine and active Rotarian. EARL CORWIN Director of the Coldwater Rotary Club v/as born on December 19, 1901 at or about 9:00 P.I.I, while his twin was born at 9:03 P.M. or thereabouts. The place of birth is in the tall corn country of Davenport, lov/a, Earl graduated from the Davenport schools and in 1917 started learning the newspaper and‘printing trade, Earl start ed with the Davenport Democrat^ newspaper and remained vd th that or ganization for 30 years. In 19d-7 Karl and family moved to Coldwater and Earl joined the Southern ^.ichigan Grocers organization, Earl is a member of the Elks organization, Earl's family consists of his wife, Mayme, daiighter Bethe in Chicago, Lois in Jackson and Denise at home,Earl has one grandson Kerry. Earl has several very commend^ le able hobbies,Chief of these are outside cooking, bov/ling and sleep ing, Comments: If Earl Davidson, Pat Patterson or Ho'ward Sv/an get in a hole some day, might call on Earl Corwin to bail you out. Also Bill and Harry Milnes please observe that the hobby of sleeping is not v/orked at on the job. GETTING ACQUAINTED '.;ITH ROTARY: I am indebted to Ken (digger) Putnam for temporary possession of a complete file on Rotary Information, Perhaps a little information nov; and then would do much to sharpen up our kno'wledge of Rotary, Question: V/hat is Rotary Club? Ansv;^er A Rotary Club is an association of individuals (one man from each recognized business or professional or instutional activity in the community) v;ho have united in order that they may be in a better position to put the Ideal of Service into actual practice. SERVICE; Here is a chance for some Itotarian to serve in a small way. Ib seems that one Robert Rur^a, _113..Hooker. Street, Coldwater needs a three wheeled tricycle, Robert is a crippled child that was helped at th© crippled children's school this summer. Chick You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern Monday 12:15 M �219TH DiSTKiCT GLENN STEWART -> District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President ED HOLTZ '— Vice«President HARVEY BENT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory Director GRANT Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN — Director DICK TRELOAR BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANJS-AT-ARMS Ray Mulchahey Ernest Lose, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP William Bebier, Torg Skabo ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, BIRTHDAY Barney Trebileock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE program Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Hougen, Ed Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMinEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon 1 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE EdrI Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 2—Moc McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9_Wm. Milnes (ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shav/ 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 5—Fred Weeks 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas JANUARY 12—Tri-State Meeting 13—Vince Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Willioms (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 28—Otis Barnes 9—Raymond Trebileock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupolik JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Woldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Eorle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above Is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 ALFRED RICE, Progrom Chairman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best )> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan September 12, 19^2 Bulletin 7/ 10 PROGRAM:September 9 the lads gathered at the Coldwater-Girard Granges which are operating food establishments at the 4-H Pair* As usual the food was good and the speech a timely one, VISITORS: Any visitors would of necessity not be in attendance at the 4-H Fair, but if they called at the i^otel to make up, their attendance would be counted* ABSA’ITTEES: Sorry President Chuck that the list amounted to I8 fellov/s. Our Club members are somewhat in the wagon track and cannot get out of the track to attend meetings held at places other than the Arlington, SERVICE: Did any member respond with a tricycle for Robert Rurka? If so, we would like to thank the donor« r^ANGUSE We understand that Dick Manguse and family came back from the 100 degree temperature of Dallas to the 90 degrees temperature of Coldv/ater for their vacation. Seems as though Coldwater does hold an attraction for folks who have lived here for a period of time● HEALTHCEITTER: All Rotarians are interested in the proposed addition to our hospital. The artist’s drawing shows the completed hos pital as a building worthy of oun Branch County, While the cost burden appears heavy, we are sure any patient who has been shunted around the halls because of lack of room, would be in favor of a larger hospital, GETTING ACQUAINTED ./ITH ROTARY: Question: What are the qualifications for active membership in a Rotary Club? Answer: An adult male of good character and business reputation engaged as a proprietor, partner, corporate office or manager of a worthy recognized business or holding an important position In an executive capacity with discret ionary authority in'.any worthy, and recognized business having entire charge of such agency or branch in an ex ecutive capacity or an adult male person of good charact er and good prcfessional reputation engaged in any v/orthy and recognized professiorn (Club Constitution Article III, PROGRAM: September I6 in charge of Dick ICerr who will present John W, Griffith, Italy. FOR YOUR John won a Rotary Scholarship and studied at Bologna, THOUGHTFUL CONSIDERATION: After all is said and done, there is more said t( ' than donee Chick, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON CongregoHonal Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fn'doy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BAHLE CREEK Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �'3:'- 219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART — Diitrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN DICK GRANT FRANK MURRAY - - Director Treasurer TRELOAR Director BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT - Chairman PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Roy Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP William Bobier, Torg Skabo BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Warner VanAken Barney Trebiicock Hougen, Mourice Payne, Ed Holtz MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Alfred Rice Pool Hurley Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon ■●.tri i -■Ji INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE i Earl Corwin, Chairmen. I Dick Biringer, Chairman. Poul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST APRIL 2—Mac McKeith 7—All>Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladles' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 5—Fred Weeks 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore 12—Tri-State Meeting 13—Vince Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 26—Maurice Payne FEBRUARY JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebiicock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) OCTOBER 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Worner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Doy) 10-Wayne Woy 7—Presidents' Meeting 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Potterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commiHee to assist with the details. rr He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 Telephone 76 �‘'He Profits Most Who Serves Best i) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Septeinber l8^ 195^ Bulle tin # 11 PROGRAM: It was a real treat to listen to ^ohn Griffith of Vicksburg tell of his experiences in Ital as a Rotary Exchange student, This sort of Rotary service should lead to better understanding between Nations. Dick Kerr was program chairman., VISITORS: Mr. Munn from Vicksburg, Mich ● .* Hr® Ulery from Goshen, Mr. Schafer from Bronson, and Mr® Roach from Kalamazoo. Ind ● f ABSENT: September l6, 1952 - Kennedy, Bob Livermore, Mulchahey, Munn, Murray, Patterson, Treloar, Vinton, and L® Woodv/ard. SERVICE; Our Community Service Chairman is constantly on the watch for a chance to be of service. After observation it would close appear that Rotary could perform a real service to those rt patrons who occas tH ionally visit the department in the hotel marked r.'IEN . It seems that there are two wash basins that appear normal to the ordinary casual survey.However, on closer inspection one finds that the south basin has a hot water tap that does not work but does have the green soap supply above same* The north basin has both a hot water and cold water tap and both perform well. In this room, that is frequent ly crov/ded, it is a neat trick to moisten the hands in the v;arm water supply of the north basin, dodge the patrons, to reach the soap supply in the south basin area, then duck back to the north basin to complete v;ashing the hands if the north basin has not been taken over by another patron v/ho is unaware of the unusual facilities* to be re paired one hot water tap. The service Rotary could perform is to reapir or cause SPECIAL VISITORS: We had the pleasure of meeting John Ellenberger who is living in Coldwater for a year as an exchange student from Ger many. He gave a short talk which indicated he is getting acquainted with America and American ways rapdily. We will be looking forv/ard to seeing him again. Good luck in football, John. director of the Coldwater Rotary Club and 1952-53 Commun ity Service Chairman, was born September 5> I696 at Delphos, Ohio. FRANK MURRAY, Acquired R> tary Ann-Hargaret by marriage on October 1|-, 1919● Came to Coldwater in 1919 as Mechanical Engineer for Wolverine Cement Portland leaving in 19il2, Was Ex. Vice-Presidont of Wolverine, Co ● 9 Vice-President and General Manager of the Wabash Portland Cement Co ● t Manager of the Oregon Operations for Pacific Portland Cement Co ● # Board Member of the Wolverine and Wabash Cement Companies, The Ore gon Mining Association and Southern Michigan National Bank. Also, served nine years on the Coldv/ater Board of Education (President four years )the Coldv/ater Library Board, Coldv/ater Country Club, Bon- Ami Club (President two years). He is a World ?/ar 1 Veteran. His hobbies are a good book or a hammer and lots of nails. FRANK wants us to mention that more Blood Donors are needed at the Clin ic Sept. 23 and 2^ from 2:00 to 8:00 P.H. at StMarks Parish House. ATTEITOANCE: District Governor Glenn Stev/art has p? oclaimed the week of Oct, 6-lOth as lOO^o attendance v/oek. Let*s make an extra effort to be present on Oct, 7-For the month of August the Coldwater Club v/as 8th in attendance in district total 35 clubs. FLASH:Secretary Phil Love joy of Rotary International will be the Presid ents Representative Dec.1st. FiJOd - The at the Lansing Conference.The dates are Nov,30th Club has contributed 10.00 i to the Sam Gorsline Memorial You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON STURGIS — Elks Temple Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) Monday 12:00 M BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART Ditirict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory HARVEY BENT - Director GRANT TRELOAR - Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION . PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Ray Mulchahey William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BENT — Chairman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker, Spencer Owens Warner VonAken Barney Trabilcock Hougen, Maurice Payne,' Ed Holtz MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Trent Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 2—Mae McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 9_Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Show 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 5—John Walker JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 16—Dick Kerr 20—Pool Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 27—Frank Murroy 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) OCTOBER 7—Chet Allemler (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren V^lliams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10-Woyne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mork S. Andrews 31—Roy Potterson 28-Horold T. Hill 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) J The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �(f He Profits Most Who Serves Best /) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan September 25, 1952 Bulletin # 12 PROGRAT/I: Tuesday September 30th is in Charge of Russell Moore. ABSENTESS; September 23. Corwin, Keep, Bob Livermore, Moore, Munn, Vinton and Way, Ohio; Robert Knode, Battle Greeks CaD, McKenzie, Quincy, Barney Barnett and VISITORS: Sept. 23. Clay McElhone and McDonald of Kent, Bob Pennell, Bronson. HARVEY BENT- Director of the Coldwater Rotary Club. Harvey was able to give us a good life history of himself by spending only one eve ning of research^ Some of the fellows find that it takes a couple of weeks to remember their accomplishments. It must be Harvey's military training that is paying off now. Harvey was born July 11, 1912 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Graduated from high school in Green Bay in I929, G raduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1935* Served as 2nd Lt. in Army 1936-37-* Finance Director in the National Youth Administration 1938-41* Married in 1940* Reentered Array as 1st Lt. in 194l* Served in Northern Wisconsin for Germany with Army of Occupation over two years« Retied for physic al disability in 1948 as Captain; now holds rank of Major, Have three daughters, Judith, Kathleen, and Barbara, Associated with Battle Creek Enquirer and News since coming to Coldwater in 1949* Belongs to Elks, Phi Gaimaa Delta fraternity. Scabbard and Blade, Honorary military fraternity, and Retired Officers Association, Hobbies: Cooking and photography. OCTOBER 7th is the day we would appreciate 100>^ attendance. Governor Glen would also appreciate this little effort. SERVICE-Thls paper has no knov/ledge of any Rotarian giving the tri cycle to Robert nor of the tap being fixed in tbs washroom of the Arlington. Can the Community Service Chairman supply any infor mation? Small items of service can do much sometimes to brighten the way for someone. If any little items of service are performed by Rotarians, please let us know, SPORTS-The local lads are now oiling and cleaning their shotguns in an ticipation of bird hunting in Northern Michigan on and after Oct, 1st, We have several Rotarians v/ho are considered good hunters even if their bag of birds usually is nil, PRANK MC CONKEY-Porhaps everyone does not know that Prank now resides at 95 South Monroe Streets Prank still plays a steady game of golf with such stalv/arts as Ira and Guvarie. Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs A\AKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12KX) M ANGOU - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Pott Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director GRANT TRELOAR Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman * CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchahsy William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Corl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken PROGRAM TELEPHONE Alfred Rice Byron Thomas, Everolt Paul Hurley MUSIC Maurice Payne, Ed Holts Hougen, Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Choirman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN Kenneth Olmsted, Keith Pearce, Webster Treat RURAL ● URBAN James Bailey Warren Williams, Russell Moore ■r--- SICK COMMIHEE Olis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairmon. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnighf 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9_Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 5—Fred Weeks 28- lharles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 28—Otis 12—Tri-State Meeting 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Horold T. Hill 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) The above Is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speclol programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �rt He Profits Most Who Serves Best fj The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan October 2, 1952 Bulletin # 13 PROGRiUIrChet Allemier has charge of the program which will be held at the Coldwater Country Club at 7:00 PJ.I, on Tuesday October 7. This program is billed as a "stag picnic" and Chet states the evening will be of real interest to sportsmen. Lets all plan to attend, ABSENTEESlAbsent frpm out September 30th meeting were: Davidson, Holtz, Johnstone, Kornstein, McKnight, Patterson,Shav;, Treat,Vinton and Hurley, VISITORS: Quincy Elmers (Dobson and Anderson) Angola Willis Go shen Ulery Eggleston, Toledo 8c Jordan BOARD MEETING;Arlington Hotel, Pirday noon, October 3* Maurice Payne announced that the Coldwater Rotary Club will sponsor the Coldwater Players again this year. VOTERS: Mark Andrews explained in detail v/ho could vote on the school Issue and also who could vote in the general election Nov* ij.th. Every Rotarian is expected to vote. HISTORIES: Short sketches have appeared in the Reflector on the following fellows; 7/17 7/24 7/31 8/14 To date no Chuck Woodv/ard Ed Holtz Srant Treloar ■^rnie Luse comment 8/_28 9/4 9/18 9/25 has been heard on these Dick Biringer Earl Corwin Prank Murray Harvey Bent lads so v/e may safely assume that our Club is in good hands. Do we want to know any thing about the remaining members? CLUB SERVICE; Harvey, old boy, could your coinmittee come up with a better location for the Rotary emblems? Seems as though things are a little crowded in the hall which is used as a general run way from the hotel kitchen. Its tough on the stout boys. LEAVE EARLIES: Last Tuesday tv/elve fellows v/alked out on Bob Livermore, Along with the ten absentees, it left Bob v/ith only 66% of the club* Too bad Bob, you had a ver^^ fine color film too^ Your per sonal presence is important fellows. COr^iUNITY SERVICE :Thanks to Ott for repairing, free of charge, a tri cycle for Robert Rurka* Thanks to Ken Putnam for continually nudging Howard Teeter to look in his basement for the tricycle. Thanks to Howard for the tricycle. Sure you won*t need this tri cycle again Howard? HE>]RY FORD ONCE SAID: Coming together is a beginning; Keeping together is progress; Working together is success. Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Tempi* — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Pest Tovorn — Mendoy 12:15 M j �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART - Dittrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater --1952-55 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretory HARVEY BENT - Director GRANT FRANK MURRAY - EARL CORWIN — Director DICK BIRINGER - TRELOAR Treasurer Director Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT — Chairman PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Ray Mulehahey Ernest Luse, Ouvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP William Bobier, Torg Skabo ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens BIRTHDAY Barney Trebilcock Vinton, Warner VanAken PROGRAM TELEPHONE Alfred Rice Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY MUSIC Maprice' Payne, Ed Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano Hougen, SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairmen CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treot Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon V y & ^ . INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE A- Eorl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Bonquet 12—Harold McKnIght 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmos) 5—Fred Weeks 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Poyne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Worren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 28—Otis Barnes 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 16—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy PoMerson 28-KaroId T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. rf He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �(( He Profits Most Who Serves Best >> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin October 9, # li|- 195^ PAST PROGRAM: Tuesday evening October 7th will long be remembered by the lucky Rotarians who attended the restivities. Prior to Chet announcing ’’dinner is ready” one found relaxation in easy chairs while viewing television and discussing taxes, baseball and the election with other fellov/s. Dinner v/as served in the style most desired by men. Every epicure was able to zero in on a fine dinner. You could go back for sec onds and many of the fellows took advantage of this opportunity. Chet made arrangements with Mr, V/aldo Johnson, v/ho runs a sport ing goods store on highway ^2 north of Adrian, to show his pictur es of a recent trip to northwestern Ontario with eleven other fellows from Michigan and Ohio. It seems that Mr. Johnson has been taking fellows to this lake region of Canada for upvjards of twenty years and indicated that some J4.OO men have already m^de this trip. Airplanes provide the tra?asportation for the last leg of the Jour ney. This area is not inhabited save for two trappers many miles apart. One trapper enjoys the comforts of a home with his wife,^ two daughters and one son, Mr. Johnson stated that the hospitality and gracious behavior of this family left nothing to be desired, The other trapper is a solitary fellow not caring for the comforts of home but sharing only the companionship of his huskies. The highlight of his pictures was the size of the fish the boys dropped back into the lake so they could grow larger. Also Mr, Johnson had movies taken of riding a moose which was swimming across a lake that several of the boys were fishing. I.Ir, Johnson missed the moose the first jump from the boat to the moose's back but made a three point landing on the second try and remained aboard the mooso^s back for a few minutes. It looked like rugged sport to the local lads. Warren Williams made another trip to the Montana-Wyoming area to hunt antelope. Again our big game hunter w'as successful in sec uring additional trophies for his collection on Garfield Road, Warren's son shared in this himting expedition. The slides shov/n by Warren were exceptionally c2e ar and much local interest alv/ays centers around one of our own sportsman's offoi’ts. Thanks to you V/arren. FUTURE PROGRAM;Ken Putnam has arranged for next Tuesday's program by securing a speaker from Detroit. Major Clyde Cox, Divisional Sec retary of Eastern Michigan Division of the Salvation Army. Major Cox specializes in finances, personnel relations and public relat ions, This program v;ill take place at the Arlington Hotel at the usual hour October ll|, -Vhen a speaker comes from a distance of ll^ miles, just for Rotary perhaps we could make a little extra effort to arrange our v/ork so that the leave early group v;ould be nill in numbers● VISITORS: R,J. Megargle and Warren Williams son v/ere the SINGING: The lads really gave out last Tuesday evening. McKnight were only visitors. Put and Red at their best. Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tovern — Mondoy 12:15 M �219TK DISTRICT GLENN STEWART — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK BIRINGER - GRANT TRELOAR FRANK MURRAY - Treasurer Director Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION — Chairman PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Ray Mulchahey William Bebier, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvarie CofFmon FELLOWSHIP BENT BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken PROGRAM TELEPHONE Alfred Rice Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY MUSIC Mourice Payne, Hougen, Clara Ed Holtz Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 12—Harold McKnighf 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) APRIL 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shavr 28—Charles Schmidt 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 5—John Walker JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Foir Grounds) 6—Don Shorno 12—Tri-Stato Meeting 13—Vince Kornstien 19—James Bailey 16—Dick Kerr 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 28—Otis JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) OaOBER 16—Howard Teeter (Lodles' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Porty) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a commiHee to assist with the detoils. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 1$ October l6, 195^ fD>®<3t PAST PROGRAM; Mayor Cox, representing the Salvation Army, gave an un usual description of the work of the Salvation Army,^ihis talx covered the broad fields of service which the Salvation Army_engages It is also Intersting to learn that q^ualified Salvation^Army In., men must spend twelve years placed on their records tr Seems ining before the final 0«-K, is like the drones would be weeded out intensive training has shown good results found out_ that the over the years. We also _ . . ^ finger is on these boys « in that time. Perhaps this all the way through, even after "Ohey qualify. That seems like a good idea* PROGRAM: October 21st will be in charge of Russ Moore, Harlan Bond is the speaker. ABSENT OCTOBER li^thiEiske, Hougen, Hurley, Dick Kerr,Bob Livermore, Olds,. Olmsted, Owens, Patterson, Rice, Schmitt, /\^eb ireat, Trebilcock Treloar, Vinton, Waldron, Way, Weeks and Ln Woodward. Most of the above lads were away hunting birds, in the Northern Michigan area. Next meeting will be full of bragging about the flocks -chat got away. However, Olds and Weeks were away due to the illness o^ Ivirs. and Mrs*.'Weeks, Mrs. 'Weeks was in the hospital at Battle Creex but is home again. and come Mrs. our best wishes home Olds are is in the Ann Arbor University hospital extended to her. Hope she is also aole to soon. VISITORS- October ll+th; J.B. Preyermith - - -Datona Beach, 'P^lorida H. Eggleston TJ.Dc Ulery - -Toledo, - -Goshen, Ohio Indiana ROTARY QUESTION: In becoming a member of the Rotary Club, v/hat obligation does ANSWER: a man assume? To measure up to the standards of a Rotarian; to serve when called upon; to attend club meetings; to meet financial ob ligations in the club promptly etc. APOLOGY # 1; We overlooked thanking Ray I.ulchahey for his part in the the tricycle deal. Seems the tricycle Howard gave v/as too large or ht sized machine. Thanks to small and Ray came up with the again to all concerned. j. j. APOLOGY #2: News is scarce this week. Our chief^news scout was lov; on news items. Only one of importance comes to mind. Our hospital is overcrowded again this week and v/e should bear in mind that v/e can help this situation when given a chance to vote. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOU - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ — Vice-President GRANT ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretary HARVEY BENT — Director - Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK TRELOAR BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Metchohey William Bobier, Torg Skabo (● Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John V/olker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Worner Barney Trebilcock VonAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Alfred Rice Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Maurice Paynet Ed Hougen, Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL ● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Choirman. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley ● Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim MeComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Mitnes (Ladies' Night)) 7—All-Sports Banquet 14—Hal Munn j 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles. Schmidt . . 30—Charles FIske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 28—Otis Barnes 16—Howard Teeter (ladies' Night) 23—Warner VonAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAkon (Armistice Doy) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill 4—Jess Waldron (Election Doy) The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Dullotln # l6 Oc wOboi’” 23> ^9^2 PAST PROGRAM: We are always goad to have the opportunity of hearing our high school band perform. Harlan Bond is doing a bang up job teaching the various age groups the rudiments of band music and marching. Many mornings before 7 A*M. Harlan has his charges learn ing marching manoeuvers and many evenings are spent in preparing for 'band eoheerta.. These efforts came under the classification of extra curriculur activities. PROGRAM: October 23th will be handled by we are not prepared to say what Otis the crammed, jammed condition of the assume that we v/ill again learn more Otis Barnes. At this writing v;ill give us but judging by local hospital, we may safely of the needs of our hospital. VICKSBURG; Several Rotarlans and Rotary Anns will travel to Vicksburg to hear an unusual program by a Finnish diplomat who is on the board of Rotary International. The date Thursday October 30th, 6:30 P.M. Call Ernie or Chuck if you can go. VISITORS: October 21st, Howard Eggleston- Toledo Emery Boyd- Angola Geo. P. Stanford- Vicksburg Lee Hirsch- Angola Paul Ivlellby-Angola ABSENT: October 21st--Barnes,Fox, Hougen, Moore, Munn, Teeter, Vinton and Williams* Pearce, Barney Trebilcock has been called home to Houghton, Michigan due to the death of his mother. Our sympathies go out to Barney* The Governor *s monthly letter shows Coldv/ater with a monthly average attendance of 92.07^ for^ September, We slipped from 8th in the standing for August to 14th for September. Enough said, Kenny Olmsted is no doubt one of the better bird hunters of the Rotary Club, Seems Kenny was sharing some of his exuberance, over his good luck, with one of the Quincy Club Members and as a result he paid all the Coldwater fines with something other than currency^ ROTARY QUESTION--May Rotarlans use the Rotary emblem on their personal or business stationery? ANS’vVER: No, The emblem should not be used for commercial purposes. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Tempi. ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Pest Tovern - Monday 12:15 M Monday 12:00 M �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ — Vice-President HARVEY BENT GRANT ERNEST W. LU5E — Secretory - Director EARL CORWIN TRELOAR Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT — Chairman PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Roy Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP >Williom Bobier, Totg Skabo BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock V/arner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomos, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rico COMMUNITY Maurice Pqyne, Ed Holtx Hougen, Clara Bevee) Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIUEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biiinger, Choirman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5-Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9_Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28 lharles Schmidt 30—Charles Fisko MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvorie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornsfien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnom 17—Warren Williams (Rurol-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10-Wayne Woy 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Friti VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Dovidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Horold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best a The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan October 30, 1952 Bulletin # 17 PAST PROGRAM;Bert Ward- Vice President and G-eneral Manager of Bronson Reel Company, gave us the low down on the Community Health Center ^s needs* Seems we are packing in double numbers of patients that the hospital was designed to accomodate. We can correct this situation by our vote at the polls on November i|th. FUTURE PROCRAM: November 4th will be in charge of Jess Waldron. Jess has asked Ray Mulchahey to give his program on certain relation** ships existing between our government and the Indians. Should be an interesting program. Ray, you v/ill of course have some compet ition with election day and all of its activities. VISITORS: Rotarians from Bronson, Coshsn and Toledo visited us last Tuesday, Hov/ard Teeter’s father of ’-^nion City was also a guest. ILLNESS: Mrs Fred Weeks has undergone surgery at Leila Post H ospital in Battle Creek. POONA INDIA: This particular club saluted Coldwater in its club bullet in last week* Seems as though Gordon is doing a good job of ad vertising Coldv/ater. V/e in turn wish to salute the Poona Club for its thoughtfulne ss. COLDWATER REPORTER: After reading the Reporter on Wednesday, Harry Taylor was mildly surprised to learn that urso Taylor had been Bert V/arner’s partner in Warner Buick all these year« Harry was under the Impression that he was the partner. Our congratulation s to Bert and Harry in being able to retire from the grind of being in business todayr #● ROT/lRY QUESTION: vVhat is past service membership in a Rotary Club? A former active membe^^ who becomes ineligible to active member ship because of his retirement fr - >'.1 a e business or professional life, may, upon recoinmendation by th‘- b.-ar'l of directors of the club, be elected to past service membership provided he has held active membership in one or more Rotary Clubs foi* five or more ANSV/ER: years. Chicki You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thurtday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �●. 219TH V,. DISTRICT ■ \ * .t . V w f- aV'- ' GLENN STEWART — District Governor i.!● Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President a ED HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN - Director GRANT TRELOAR Treasurer » FRANK MURRAY — Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY'BENT — Chairman . . -CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchahey William Bobier, Torg-Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP A BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice COMMUNITY Maurice Poyne, Ed Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano Hougen, SERVICE Frank'Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon > INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman, Paul Hurley ^ck Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt . 30—Charles Ftske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Comp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorn© 12—Tri-State Meeting 13—Vince Kornstien Kerr 19—James Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore 26—Maurice Payne I JUNE FEBRUARY OCTOBER 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotory Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore A 3—Ralph Toupalik . ● JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward ^ 7—Presidents' Meeting 14—Robert Kerr 21—Lloyd Livermore 9 31—Roy Pa^rson' 25—Mark S. Andrews \ 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes NOVEMBER f 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen MARCH tv n-. 28-Horold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program cKftirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. i ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft if The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan B -ulletin # l8 PROGRAM: Jess Waldron's program ^^v^mber Ij.'tb, November 1, 1952 election day, did not touch on politics, the election or any related parts of our polit ical life.Our Ray Mulchahey presented one of the most interesting talks on how the State of Michigan was ceded from the Indians to the white man via the treaty proces Any clubs in our district o ● v/ould do well to ask Ray to present this program to their members. PROGRAM: Fritz VanAken has set up a program of a local nature for Arm istice Day, Les V/oodv/ard, Warner VanAken and Harold Hm will bring an Arnistice Day program to the club. Many times our members have praised the efforts of our own members in the type of programs presented. VICKSBURG: The following members and Rotary Anns attended the Vicksburg rally on October 30th President Chuck Woodward Byron and Virginia Thomas Russell and Gladys Moore Les and Polly Woodward Pat and Hilda Patterson Mac and Wilma McICeith Chick and Wilma Kennedy This program was attended by several other clubs from near by tov/ns and v;as worth the trip. The Finnish diplomat v/as really a diplomat. Our boy. Chuck tossed him a couple of curves that ho was able to slide over easily. Wo did learn a lot of Finland’s history, geogra phy etc.We wore cheered to imow that Finland's reparation payments to Russia had been completed.Seems Russia invaded fUnland, took the best part of the cointry, then slapped some large payments on this small country for v;ear and tear on the Russian Army. The pay ments were largely made with heavy machinery. For the information of new members, Les Woodward pitched his army tent somewhere in the Artie circle near Northern Finland, when he was serving Uncle Same in ’World War 1. The Branch County Community Chest solicitation will soon be under way. The Reporter shov/s that our club v;ill be ably represented by Bob Livermore. Save those extra dollars fellows Remember our local cominunitlos do receive a this fund. Prom the Lansing Rotogram of October 1?, Big Spenders for the drive ahead. lot of benefit from 1952 we find this note Just twenty years ago this fall, with Franklin D. running for president the first time, a Democratic party bulletin thus attacked the incumbent Hover Administration— "Turn the spendthrifts out. The performances of the past two years have wiped out previous gains in the way of reducing our national debt and have brought it to the astonishing figure of nearly 20 billion dollars,” Our national debt is around 269 billion dollars now. Easley Rotary News Via SPECIAL;● Dear Mrs. Everett Hougen; You wi the Rotary members Scandal T -> A.± bo Sheet. interested to knov/ that Coldwater Club are wide av;ako citizens, especially on election day. Further information you should have at hand is that a of the contest conducted in the club to have all members vote by noon on November i;th revealed that every member had voted by noon excepting one on each team. Now, one of those members gave a very lame and old excuse but placed complete blame on himself and paid his fine. The other member carae up with the usual line of ex cuses but placed the entire blame for his failure to vote on his Rotary Ann. This situation was most disturbing to the club members assembled and with one accord the-members shouted ’’kill him”. Of course Rotarians cannot take such drasti.c_.acti^nfbut thought bfl.gt to leave the G^ibpne Rotary Ann. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMB^^^°^* Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Tempi* — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GIENN DISTRICT STEWART - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President HARVEY ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary GRANT TRELOAR EARL CORWIN — Director FRANK MURRAY BENT - Director DICK Treasurer Director BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT — Chairman PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ray Mulehahay - Eldest' Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Everett Hougen, Clara Bovee, Piano Paul Hurley COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murroy — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL ● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Worren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Choirman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim- McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chef Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritr VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-HaroId T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speeiol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Progrom Chairman Telephone 76 �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin #19 November 13» 1952 Program-November 11th was a most interesting local affair with Warner VanAken, Les Woodward and Harold Hill holding fortht By popular demand, Harold Hill should be given a chance to tell his story in detail. Half an hour crowded the three fellows considerably, Program-November l8th will be in charge of Earle who will present Neil Pfost. (editor) Davidson Neil will tell us what ho plans in the way of law enforcement in Branch County* Plash---Dlstrict Conference will be hold at the Hotel Olds, Lansing on November 30th and December 1, Special program will in clude such speakers as Phil Lovejoy, Dr. Harold Hunt, super intendent of schools in Chicago and Kim Sigler, former Governor of Michigan, Rotary Anns are especially invited and a program has been arranged for them. For all information regarding this conference, that is the type of dresses the Rotary Anns should take along, transportation, etc, see Ed. Holtz* Coming Event-Rotarlan Payne is working hard with the Players group of Branch County in the interest of local handicapped and crippled children, Rotarians and their Rotary Anns will have a preview of the play. The preview will be part of the Ladle*s Night program. Particulars will bo in next week's bulletin as the general advertising will then hit the headlines. Spencer Owens-conducted special services for one week at Plymouth, Michigan. Absent--November 11th: Davidson, Hurley, Kornstein, Lyons, McComb, Munn, Schmitt, Teeter, Trebilcock, Vinton. Visltors-Noveraber 11th: James Pierce - Sherman Oaks, California Lawrence Werner - Bronson, Michigan Dale Ulery - Goshen, Indiana Rotary Ann Myrtle Hougen writes-It was with much pleasure that I read your message to me In the Rotary Reflector of November ?th, I wish to thank you and all the members for coming to my rescue. Prom this experience, I doubt if your fellow member will seek refuge behind his Rotary Ann's skirts in the future, Hunters-Several of our trusty nimrods have already gone north and are no doubt practising up on their best stories by this time. Much tramping, eating and sleeping should be in order for the next few days. Seems as though the Rotary Club has benefltted from the hunting results in the past and perhaps we may be lucky again, A new group is going north with such fellows as Shaw, Treat, Putnam, Kornstein, and Bobier trying their luck. Pull in your ears, fellows, especially the last three days when the season is open on all deer in part of the Lower Peninsula, Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �GLENN 2I9TH DISTRICT STEWART - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President ED HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN - Director GRANT TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairman PUBLIC CLASSIFICATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Witliam Bobier, Torg Skabo Roy Mulehahey Ernest Luse, Guvorie Ceffmon FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Barney Trebilcock Vinton, Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice Mourice Payne, Ed Holts Hougen, Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman YOUTH SERVICE Keith CRIPPLED ' CHILDREN RURAL● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Peareo, Webster Treat Warren Willioms, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairmen. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—DIst. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstlen 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Willioms (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 23—Warner VonAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupaltk NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Doy) 10-Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 26-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the yeor 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Members having spedol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. fe He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the names and classifications given below. Any objection should be filed vrith the secretary vrithout de'-.. James Van Why Classification: Hotel Jim was born January 19, 1920 in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, attended grade school at Plains, Pennsylvania^ Jackson and regular college at Albion, He Junior college at He has been associated with the Sparks-Withington Company and the Jackson Bumper and Aeroquip Company, He has been connected with the Otsego and Hayes Hotel. His Rotary-Ann is named Ruth, They have tivo children, James, age 7 and Cassandra, age U. ●5E ^ Jf/. ^ ●);* ^ Ralph Peters Classification: Retail Furniture Ralph Peters was born September 22, 1912, at Dahinda, Illinois. His education was received at Galesburg, Illinois, For five years he was service manager of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, of Galesburg, For eleven years Ralph has been associated with Montgomery Ward and is presently the manager of the Coldwater store. Along the line somewhere, Ralph traveled as a sales representative for a brewery, selling only, not tasting, Ralph’s hobbies are hunting, fishing, and collecting antique clocks. Hang on to your timepieces boys. Ralph and Catharine have three children, James, age 17; Patricia, age lUj and Billie, age 9. Ernest W. Luse, Secretary You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M BRONSON Congregational Church — Wednetdoy 12:15 M ANGOU - College Cafeteria - Pridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION - Parker Inn — Thuriday 12:15 M. STURGIS - Ellu TempU - Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK - Pott Tavern - Mondoy 12:15 M �s 219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART - Dislnct Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES 1. WOODWARD - President ●tv. HARVEY BENT GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice-President - Director TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director ?; CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchohey William Bobler, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffmon FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Worrier Barney Trebilcock VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley t> Mourice Poyne, Hougen, Clara Ed Holts Bevee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Fronk Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN ● RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Trent Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Bornes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Choirman. Dick Biringer, Choirman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS DECEMBER AUGUST \ APRIL 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeifh 7—Ail-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night}) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—DIst. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treot (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-Stote Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 23—Warner VonAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Doy) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Peorce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—let Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S.- Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28—Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist wiHi the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan November 20, 19?2 Bulletin- Neil Pfost Our new sheriff, that is, on and after January" 1, 1953> made a fine in^ression with his point by point program of lavr enforcement. The program sounds good, Neil, and v;e hope all good citizens support you in your efforts for good, efficient and exemplarj^ law enforcement. Program- November 2^th is Mark Andrew’s day. Mark is presenting John Ellenberger, our exchange student. Mark has not confied John to any given subject. Kim Sigler and Bill Boyd- from the Lansing Rotary Club are contributing generously of their time in the interest of the Rotary District Conference at the Olds Hotel, Lansing, on November 30th and December 1st, If you have not attended a District Conference before, try this one and you will enjoy same. See Ed Holtz for all particulars. Flash- Each member has received a letter from Bill Milnes regarding Ladies Night, December 2nd. You will note also that the Rotary members and Rotary Anns are to have the first look-see at the p rformance to be given in the interest of the handicapped children. Also note that you must have a ticket for yourself and Rotary Ann vfhen you attend this performance. Remember the date ladies. Harvey Bent- handed out tickets for the ’’Play” and he wants you to come back for seconds. Harvey is a quiet fellovr but you can bring a lot of happiness his way if you make ^this ticket-selling business a pleasant task for him. 5,.A. - Harry Taylor-is in the Health Center for a few days, Harry. Hunting- Hope you soon feel better. Not a v/ord from a Rotarian as to success or failure. V/ill make a round up next week. The weather has been a little warm for the perspir-^ ing lads tj do much tramping. I sought for the greatness and genius of America in her commodious harbors and her ample rivers, and it was not there, Not until I went into the churches of A;nerica and heard her pulpits aflame v:ith righteousness, did I understand the secret of her genius and power. in the fertile fields and boundless pi’airies, and it was not there. in her rich mines America is great because she is good, and if America ever ceases to be good, American v/ill cease to be great. and her vast commerce, Alexis de Tocqueville and it v/as not there. Early IdOO's Absent and Leave Earlies - After reading the above, it appeared in order to forget reminding this group that the club does miss you. There 7/ere tvrelve absent last Tuesday, ■/ecember 9th-Make a date to hear Colonel Norman V'liley, commanding officer of Percy Jones Army Hospital on December 9th. Atomic Energy, The subject v/ill touch on Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12K» M ANGOU - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovern - Monday 12:15 M �J GIENN 219TH DISTRICT STEWART - Dittrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES 1. WOODWARD - President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ED HOLTZ - Vice-President HARVEY BENT — Director FRANK MURRAY EARL CORWIN — Director Treasurer TRELOAR I Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Ray Mulchahay William Bobier, Torg Skebo Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owen* Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice Maurice Payne, Ed Hougen, Haiti Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL ● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, Jomes Bailey Peorce, Webster Treot Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Choirmon. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—DIst. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owerts (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles FIske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstlen 19—James Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howord Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Willioms (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 26—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10-Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28—Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best >9 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 21 November 28« Thanksgiving Day is now history but we all have much to be 19*^2 thankful for. Would like to print a Thanksgiving message printed in the Saturday Evening Post some years ago, but space will not permit. John Ellenberger gave us a fine program Mark. From where some of us were seated it appeared that John has one asset above others--he has a good, hearty laugh. It would appear that much good should be derived from this exchange student idea, Byron Thomas glowed with evident delight as John spoke of the merits of our school system. Of co;xrse Charlie Schmitt asked John the most important question of the day--lt went something like thls--dld you have any difficulty in becoming accustomed to going to school with girls as well as boys. Seems as though boys attend different schools than girls in Oermany, This idea does not appear to appeal to Charlie. PROGRAM: December 2—Please note that Bill Mllnes and Mac McKelth switched program dates. Bill has charge of Ladles Night December 2. A good dinner at the American Legion Hall,>. Plan to arrive the show entitled '*The Ninth Guest” as stated before, fellow^ at approximately 6:30 P.M. sharp. After dinner a preview of no crawling under the tent to see the show for free, You mush have tickets. WELCOME to our newest Rotarians, Ernie Luse did a swell job of welcoming James into the club. Someone intimated that ought to do more of this. Ernie HARVEY BENT still has tickets for the play. Charlie Fiske is going great guns on selling something close to 50 ov 60 tickets. The rumor is that Charlie sends a ticket out with each load of coal, lar^-e FROM THE BRONSON ROTARIAN A dollar does not do much for us now-a-days; but then, we don't do much for the dollar. Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN STEWART — District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice-President HARVEY BENT - Director TRELOAR Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ra/ Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl Vinton, Byron Thomas, John Walker, Spencer Owens Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley Maurice Payne, Ed Hougen, Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE ' s Frank Murray — Choirman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treot Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Bomes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairmon. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9_Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16-DIck Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore JANUARY 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kornstien 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-Stafe Meeting 19—James Bailey 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chef Allemier (Stog Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10—Wayne Woy 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28—Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has I i approved the names and classification given below. Any f i objections should bo filed with the secretary without delay. V y Lester Wise Classification: Plnanc o-Banking Signed; Ernest W, Luso, Sec* c December 6, 1952* �S.Jl.t ir..U: f i r ● (. f, 4. ' I i ●● X, j > * 'i ● o 4 t- V i r. ^ V -r^ ) 'J t \ r i.j U-J j * ●-●5 . V 4. >I i tJ :ip: t ) P- �tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan Bulletin # 22 ^ December $, 1952 LADIES NIGHT was a great success and we express our thanks to Bill Milnes and John Walker for arranging such a pleasant evening. PROGRAM next Tuesday is in charge of liac McKeith who will present Colonel Norman Wiley, the commanding officer of Percy Jones Gen eral Army Hospital, We understand that the program will be cen tered around the subject of atomic warfare and suggested civilian defense preparations* ABSENT last Tuesday were the following: Hurley, Johnstone, Keep, Munn, Kennedy, Bob Kerr, Dick Kerr, Bob Livermore, McComb, McKnight, Olds, Owens, Patterson, Skabo, Taylor, Teeters, Van Why, Vinton and Wade, VISITORS were Rotarians Stocker from Bronson and Keith from South Bend, COLDWATER Rotarians who went to Quincy to make up attendance last Monday got in on a blanket fine of 25j^ per Coldwaterite except those who wished to comment. Olmsted and Murray paid 50j^ each to suggest reasons why Chief Finer McMenzie should also chip in and he was assessed accordingly. One Quincy Rotarian asked how many times we have to pay for those band uniforms, CHEST X-RAY is available for all Coldwater People at the Fire Station on the following dates: December 6th Saturday Monday Tuesday December 8th December 9th 1:00 to 8;00 1:00 to 8:00 1:00 to 8:00 These free X-rays are made available by the Branch-Hlllsdale Coxmty Health Department, the County Medical Society, the Michigan Department of Health and the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. ATTENDING the Rotary District Conference at Lansing last week-end were President Chuck Woodward, Mr. &-Mrs. Ed Holtz, and Mr. & Mrs. pnie Luse. Phil Lovejoy gave two excellent talks, Kim Sigler was toastmaster at the banquet, and Bill Otto presented a gift to District Governor Glenn Stewart, The banquet was attended by 58l persons who heard Harold Hunt, superintendent of schools in Chicago, A fine program was also planned for the Rotary-Anns with a luncheon at Kellogg Center and a demonstration of table ings and decorations by Liebermann»s Store of Lansing. sett- NOVEMB^ attendance in our club sky-rocketed to 9i|,6l^, the best for 1952. And believe it or not, we had a 100^ I/IEETING on November Ken, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church Monday 12:15 M ALBION “ Parker Inn — Thursday'12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P.M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN STEWART — District Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ED HOLTZ - Vice-President HARVEY BENT — Director TREIOAR — Trensurer FRANK MURRAY — Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchohsy William Bobier, Torg Skobo Ernest Lose, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BENT — Chairman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Alfred Rice Paul Hurley Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Boiley Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Cholrmon. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeifh 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (ladies' Night}) 14—Hal Murtn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Comp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16-DIck Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomos 26—Maurice Poyne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Lodies' Night) 3—Corl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupolik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Woldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having spedal programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a commiHee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 23 December 11., 1952 ON TUESDAY, December 9th, we listened to a program by Colonel Norman Wiley of Percy Jones Hospital, The Information given us by the Colonel and the film indicated that Atomic warfare is terrible, r^IAX OLDS has the program on Tue iday December l6th.-Mike 0*Neil Secretary of the Dry Cleaners As ●;.ociation of Michigan, A RED LETTER DAY for Coldwater .iotarians attending the Quincy Club on Monday December 8th. Not a dime was paid in fines despite the fact that the following members were iriaking up—(Bobs) Wade, Livermore, and Kerr, (Jims) McComb, and VanWhy, ^^Ifred Rice, Harry Taylor, and Kennedy. Guess Carlton McKenzie nas a touch of the Christmas Spirit we hope, ABSENT DECEMBER 9th--Davidson, Pox, Bob Kerr, Olmsted, Owens, Thomas, Treat, and Waldron, VISITORS DECEMBER 9th Bronson R●S, C ox, Dick Henemyer, Tecumseh E.G, Greene, V/alt Lindwall, Goshen Dale Ulery, Clay Brockman, Carl Casebeer, Angola Sturgis Battle Creek Quincy SPECIAL TO Byron Thomas—Red McICnight has given us a bit of print on the results of teaching in some parts of the nation - Quote I Blidge a Legion The Minnesota Journal of Education printed a report on elementary verbalism. A teacher asked 30 fifth-graders to write the pledge of allegiance to the flag they had recited twice a day during the school term. Two typical answers reported was: "I blidge a legion to my American flag and which it stand one nacion in and libdy of busted for all^” (2) I brlth the flage of the United States of disned and the to vizble the 1 spries and it stands one monton in the besble with heoties and gustees and all. OUR DEMON NEWS gatherer Red was especially busy this week and dug up this item als3 ● Quotes'* The hottest .j,aces in Hell are reserved for those v/ho, in a period of moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.”—Dante. FROM THE DESK OF OUR SECRETARY- There will be a vote on a motion to change Club By Laws to conform with Club Constitution as follows: Article VE —Meetings Section 2-The annual meeting and election of this club shall be held not later than the thirty-first day of March, as provided in the By-Laws ^ ON NOVEMBER 23, 1952 a letter was sent to our Club by Everett Hougen regarding the Community Chest Drive, Actually Rotary Clubs, as such, do not usually subscribe to charities as their income is solely from dueso However, Rotarians as members of a Rotary Club do supp ort our local charities0 This is merely wrotton to show that a Rotary Club may endorse a program but not actually lay any cash on the llne^ Every President faces this same problem as the Community does not understand our set up. This paragraph was not written at the request of President Chuck. WHILE ATTENDING Quincy we listened to a discussion on the Program For Physically Handicapped Children. It would appear that the Quincy Club will help out on this program although Coldwater may have to nudge them a little. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Chureh — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Chureh — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN STEWART — District Gov«rnor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice-President HARVEY BENT — Director TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN — Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairman PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Ernest Luse, Guvorie Coffman Ray Mulchahay William Bobier, Torg Skobo FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION BIRTHDAY Carl Vinton, Warner VanAken Barney Trebikoek CLASSIFICATION John Walker, Spencer Owens MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Hougen, Ed Holtz Clara Bevee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Cholrmon CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat SICK COMMITTEE Worren Williams, Russell Moore . ' Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon -c V ●O' '■ ■( INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earf Corwin, Choirman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5_Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Foir Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstlen 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebileock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Potterson 2S-Harold T. Hill NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 14—Robert Kerr The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best 91 ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �‘'He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 2i| December 18^ 195^ PAST PROGRAM-Max Olds presented the man at the top of the Dry Cleaners Association in Michigan,His speech gave each of us much food for thought, T he strength of a people will reflect the strength and moral fibre of a nation, ABSENT DECEMBER l6th-Aliemier, Fox, Keep, Bob Livermore, VISITORS December l6th; Lyons,Pattersonr Harcourt Sheets and Alfred Sassman, Angola Laurence Werner, Bill Whorley, Bronson and Dale Ulery, Goshen, FLORIDA is already calling some of the lads,Chet Allemier and Bill Mllnes are in the south spending their summer's savings, HARRY TAYLOR has been up and around to the extent of attending Rotary, Keep up the good work Harry, GOOD OLD ED HOLTS has now had his supply of potatoes Increased. Seems as though Ed was holding back on the potato rations to John Ellenberger, John was surprised when some well informed Rotarian advised him of what was going on* Ed's caution in this regard cost him l|?1.60 for postage on four nice Idaho potatoes. Seriously Ed we all appreciate the fine contribution you are making to John's education, CHRISTIvIAS IffiSSAGE to The Leave Earlies; Start the New Year with the idea in mind of staying for all the meetings possible. This will make President Chuck a happy fellow, JIM MCCOMB took over for Ernie Luse last week. Ernie was in Lansing, THE BRONSON ROTARY Club has had at least I4 perfect meetings in a row. Visiting recently with Bruce Wilbur over this matter failed to find the secret of their attendance success.Congratulations Bronson, We would venture a guess that Gerry Pearce the amiable banker who also is secretary has much to do with the attendance, THE MARSHALL Rotary Club raised something close to iijiTOOO.OO with the sale of newspapers. The income is to be used towards community improvements. Congratulations Marshall, HAS EVERY MEMBER turned in his money from sale of tickets to the Play? DR. BAILEY and DR MOOI held open house for members of the hospital staff and others at their new clinic December I8, 1952. Congrat ulations fellows for a fine contribution to our community. RAY FOX is busy swinging his axe with glee as he sees the results of his year’s labors turn into cash money, Ray would be willing to pay a slight fee for this paper to say that he has the best Christmas trees between Coldwater and Quincy. This situation does not interfere with Max Olds who has a stand of similar trees out M-86 way. When Max looks real close he says he can see the trees above the weeds. WAYNE WAY has not had recognition for purchasing property on Division Street and making same into a fine used car lot for the display of Olds and Chevrolet cars^ which cars he proudly defends as the best on the market. Bob Livermore thinks the same v*ray, FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: Individuality is the salt of common life. You may have to live in a crowd, You do not have to live like It, subsist on its but nor food. yVan Dyke and Red MeKnight OUR REPORTERS Red, Ken and Fred have been busy this week. Won’t some of you fellows loosen up and give us some news?? Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH GliNN STEWART - DUtnet Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARIES 1. WOODWARD — Pre»iden! GRANT ERNEST W. lUSE - Secretory ED HOLTZ — Vice-President EARL CORWIN — Director HARVEY BENT - Director TREIOAR — Troa»urer FRANK MURRAY - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE ● HARVEY BENT — Chairman i PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Ernest Lose, Guvaria Coffman Ray Mulchahey .William Bobier/ Torg Skabo FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION CLASSIFICATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens PROGRAM Alfred Rice L Vinton, BIRTHDAY Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken TELEPHONE MUSIC Byron Thomas, Everett Hougen, Maurice* Payhe, Ed Holtz ; Paul Hurley Clara Bovee, Piano , S COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL ● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Peorce, Webster Treat Warreri Williams, Russoll Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Roberf Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Cholrmani SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Poul Hurley Dick Karr ‘ 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKelth 7->-AII-Sportt Banquet 12—Harold' McKnlght 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (ladies' Night)) 14—Hpl Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 26—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffmon (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr ‘ 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore JANUARY 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kornstien 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemler (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore . 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Rolph Toupalik JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10-Woyne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mork S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairmen Telephone 76 �Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 25 December 26, 1952 PAST PROGRAM--My apologies to Spencer on not having even mentioned his program in last week*s bulletin presented Rev. Richard of Plymouth, Michigan, who gave the club a fine program which concluded with several well sung carols. PROGRAM DECEMBER 30th. Before v;e forget the program this week we happy to say that Charlie Piske has been able to arrange for Charles Gruner a local boy, to give his version of -what are makes land the Emerald Isle. Charles Gruner, not Charles Piske, was Ire a Parm Exchange Student to Ireland last summer. NEW MEMBER Lester Wise was welcomed into the club last Tuesday by our genial secretary Ernie Luse. Our scouts are now checking Into Lester's past history and we v^ill give you the low down on this boy later. Welcome to Rotary Lester. LESTER would feel good if all the fellov;s knew that he represents one of the oldest and finest banking institutions in Southern Michigan. If any of you lads have a few dimes left over, you might tell Lester and he will deposit them in any one of the following; The Buck, Doe Club, The Vacation Club, The Christmas Club or The Hopalong-Cassidy Club, ABSENT Dec--Not going to chide the boys today, VISITORS; Elmer Dobson, Quincy O.A. Rissraan, Bronson Bronson Bob Stocker, Jack Schafer, Bronson Prank Strock, Angola Gordon Brev/er, Bronson OUR SECRETARY prepared the following interesting information. The age of our members that is, their Rotary age is as follows; 1922 192lj. — 2 1 1925 - - 1 1926 - - 1 1927 - - 2 1928 - - 1 1933 - - 1 W, VanAken -- C, Keep Wade Taylor McKnight McConkey — ’Walker Vinton Olmsted 1936 - - 2 1938 - - 1 I9I1O - - 2 19l).2 - - 1). 1939 - - 2 19U3 - - 1 191+7 - - 5 191+8 - - 3 1950 - - 7 1949 - - 6 Total 66 THE GOVERNOR'S letter for 191+1+ - 1945 - 1946 - 1951 - - 3 1952 - - 8 December states that Coldwater contributed $690.00 to the Rotary Foundation. Coldv/ater also topped the 50-99 group in the District for November attendance, Bronson topped the 25*49 group. Seems as though Bronson would become weary of 100^ marks all the time. Nothing higher to shoot at. May we use this medivun to wish all a very happy holiday season and the best for 1953* Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Fridoy 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN STEWART — DUtriet Governor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-53 CHARLES 1. WOODWARD — President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice-President — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN — Director HARVEY BENT — Director TRELOAR DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Muichahey William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth pimsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE ,r Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon ■ r INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. 1952-1953 ROTARY AUGUST SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER 5—Fred Weeks 2-Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picrtic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladles' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Gist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomos 30—Russell Moore MAY JANUARY 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kornstien 20-Paul Hurley 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 14—Ken Putnom 21—Bob Livermore 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Boiley ^ JUNE 2—Torg Skabo .9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 10—Howord Swan 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 23—Worner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Bornes MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10—Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 16—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28—Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �He Profits Most Who Serves Best f} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin ^ 26 January 2, 10<3 GREETINGS TO ALL--As v;e start a new year let us look back over the past year with its many blessings and then resolve to be of further service in our community during 1953. THANKS TO CHARLES GRUNER for a fine program on Ireland. The slides and narration were both interesting, PROGRAM January 6/53—Will try not to forget the future programs in 1953. Don Shorno, our local pick and drill expert will present the program Tuesday, AN INTERESTING news item comes out of publishing the Rotary age of our members. Ken Johnstone first joined the Peking, China, Club in 1926, then the Shanghai Club in 1933 and the Coldwater Club in 1950. Ken had his Rotary attendance Interrupted for quite a time while he was forced to do a stretch in a Japanese prison camp. CRIPPLED CHILDREN-This f\md received a nice boost from the Players rendition at the Coldwater High School in December, After allow ing expenses to the Players Group the net for the fund was $790,00, Thanks to all who worked on this project, MERLE B, FRENCH became a member of the Kalamazoo Rotary Club during December, Congratulations 1/Ierel from the Coldwater lads, JOHN ELLSNBERGER sent the follov;ing message to President Chuck--In appre elation for every thing you have done for me, I would like to wish every Rotarian a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. PRESIDENT CHUCK advises that John was given a pair of skil boots for Christmas. ABSENT December 30--Alleraier, Bent, Bobier, Corwin, Hougen, and Bob Livermore, VISITORS December 30th. Bronson - Bob Stocker, Robert Wolf, Clare Hollister, Jack Schafer Goshen Dale Ulery. CLARE BOVEE-The boys put their best into the songs last Tuesday, especially for Clare. This little lady has been Rotary*s pianist for many years but finds she cannot continue, Dec. 30 was the last Rotary program Clare v/ill perform for us. Our thanks to you Clare for long and faithful service. Maurice Payne is searching with great diligence for a new pianist. All applicants should see Maurice in person. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL-Paris, France 1953- Some of the boys are making tentative plans to go,others are wish ing they could go,Now, Earle Davidson seems to be pretty well set in his plans while Howard Teeter is weakening day by day,Marion, keep the pressure on.Here are some of the cruise rates-'*SS Nieus Amsterdam"outside rooms DeLuxe For Two ^i^-OOOoOO.Inside Rooms, not DeLuxe For Two $1735* Add 100/ for tips and incidentals and you have the story. Meals are included. These prices are per each. For Your Consideration-People and steamboats toot loudest when they are in a fog. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Chorch — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — WednMdoy 12:15 M STUBGIS - Elks T.mpI, - Monday 12d)0 M ANGOLA — Celkg, Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (CS.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Poet Town — Meadey 12:15 M �0 GLENN 2I9TH DISTRICT STEWART District Govtrner Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice-President EARL CORWIN — Director HARVEY BENT — Director DICK TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director Director BIRINGER CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mutchohey William Bobier, Torg Skobe Ernest Luse. Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, TELEPHONE MUSIC Byron Thomas, Everett Hougen, Paul Hurley Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz PROGRAM Alfred Rice Borney Trebilcock Warner VonAken COMMUNITY Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Kenneth Keith Pearce, Webster Treat CHILDREN Olmsted, RURAL● URBAN James Boiley Warren Williams, Russoll Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon ^1/ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 7_AII-Sports Banquet 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 12—Harold McKnighf 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shavr 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Chories Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarle Coffman (Foir Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—-Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night] 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swon 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10-Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best n ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �The Board of Directors; of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification given belowa Any objections should be filed with the secretary without delay. Dp* Harvey Moss Classification; Internal Medicine Signed; Ernest ^ Luse, January 2^ 1953 Sec. ��tt He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan January 8, 19^3 Bulletin # 2? DON SHORNO introduced Dr. Fred Wertheimer of The Michigan Department of Health,The topic was the addition of flourine to drinking water and seemed to interest all present, VINC KORNSTIEN has charge of the program on January 13th. Vine has arranged for Elmer Houghton, of the 100^ Bronson Club, to report on the Hotary International Conference at Mexico City, PRESIDENT CHUCK left folders at each plate last Tuesday indicating three Rotarians were interested in being District Governor of our District. Chuck also stated that any information from Club members on these fellows would be appreciated and assist in marking our X opposite the right name, KEN PUTNAM advised that willing and able Rotarians should contact Jim McComb before next Tuesday regarding donating blood to the blood bank, KEN OLMSTED brought to our attention the fact that the Program for Physically Handi capped was implemented by Hillsdale County having engaged a full time physical therapist. Hillsdale County has also raised one half the total cost of $6000,00 per annum. Branch County will come through Ken if Rotary backs this program, ROTART INTERNATIONAL-Paris France 1953^ V/e now find that several folks doubt the figures on the costs in last week*s Reflector, Actually the $U000,00 each for Deluxe accomodations covers the fee for bedroom with setting room alcove, bath, shower, toilet and ward robe. The 1735#00 each covers an inside room vdth two beds, shower and toilet. However, the cruise aboard the S,S, Nieuw Amsterdam is as follov;s: Leave New York April 23 and touch at the following ports Las Palmas, Casablanca, Gibraltar, Malaga, Algiers, Pal ermo, Naples, Villefranche, Palma, Lisbon, Harve, May 20th Attend Rotary Inter national in Paris, on your own, leave on cruise again from Rotterdam June 3r<i and call at Harve, Southampton then arrive Nev; York June 11, One well informed Rotarian advises that a fellcar could make the round trip from Coldwater for $2000.00, Our estimate of tips and incidentals seems a little high, VISITORS-January 6th—Dale Ulery, Goshen and Carlton McKenzie, Quincy. Carlton McKenzie’s remarks to the Coldwater Club were brief and to the point— just ’’Happy New Year.” ABSENT January 6th—Allemier, Bob Livermore, Lyons, Milnes, ihilchahey, Patterson , Treloar, IValdron and Way, on October 19lQ« He attend ed the Coldwater High School and during this time associated himself vath such fellows as Jack Bridges,Sherman Wood and Harold Hard. It has been rumored by LESTER IVISE—Coldvj’ater Rotarian was born in Coldwater class mates that these lads would enter a class and as the teacher droned away This did not bother the teacher much for at the conclusion of the lesson he vrould look up with the lesson the above mentioned lads vfould vacate the class room. and see the lads comfortably seated again, not realizing that they had been absent most of the lesson period. However, Fred Weeks remembers Lester as a model student??? During January 1937 Lester associated himself with the Southern Michigan National Lester’s banking term was inter rupted by Uncle Sam from May 19h2 to December 19l|-5. During his period of Military Service he spent one year in Florida one year in California and the remainder of the time in Iceland, He was connected vdth the Signal Aircraft ¥/arning Bank and now is the Asst* Voce President of same, service, Lester is interested in Civic activities such as The American Legion, Masonic Lodge and is presently serving as a member of the Coldv/ater City Council, Rotary Ann Celia and Lester have tv/o children—^Bill and Julie, Such activities as fishing and pipe smoking appeal to Lester. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STUBGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12KK> M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CBEEK — Pott Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �2I9TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART — DUtrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ — Vice>President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN - Director GRANT TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Ray Molchahey William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvorie Coffman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP Corl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VonAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Alfred Rice- Poul Hurley COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Hougen, Ed Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman YOUTH SERVICE . CRIPPLED . CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Choirman. Dick Biringer, Chotrman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7_All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (ladies' Night)}* 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treot (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 20-PauI Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladles' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howord Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urbon) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Wotdron (Election Day) 10-Wayne Woy 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Forty) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Let Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-HoroId T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best )> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan BLilletin # 2? ^ January 15# 1953 VINC KORNSTIEN deserves our thanks for a fine program on Mexico and Rotary Internationales Convention last siunraer, Elmer Houghton from Bronson gave the Illustrated talk and he also deserves our sincere thanks» PROGRAM JAUKAURY 20th Paul ^urley has charge of the program and has arranged for Francis Beaudin, residf^nt cf Bionson and associated with Federal Mogul, to ihe program, Mr. Beaudin will talk on the proh’’ local Draft Board and latest draft regulations of Introducing Harve^ Moss to the club members. Harvey is our most recent member and we wish to extend tn him our best wishes for a long and happy Rotarrarsocla^ioSs! LLOYD LIVERMORE had the misfortune of having a fire in his home. Damage was extensive to f^s. Livermore^s music department. The folks had the fire under control when the fire department arrived. GERRY PE^CE, Secretary of the 100^ Bronson Club was honored recently aLear^ In th" r® Bronson. This information appeared in the Bronson Journal. Congratulations Gerry, attendance for 21 spot to such an extent that the lad who breaks the string may as well commit ^hara-kiri”. e^teni:; Keep up the good work Bronson* MAURICE PAYNE is still searching for a pianist. Rotary is not the without your song leading. Don't let L go stale on the singing reputation wo now enjoy, on ROTARY INT^NATIONAL^ now has a site for its new headquarters in Chicago. GT^nnnd Avenue and Davis Street in Evanston, 111. Gro\^d breaking ceremonies are set for f,Iay 3, 1953, Floor soace will be approximately l^OOO square feet. ^ bul'ISiTSat^rlal^s"^’ ^ wit'supplled by Les Woodward ’ ®®“®^' WHY NOT? Teacher-J'Bobby, give an example of indirect taxes. Bobby -"The dog tax',' Teacher-"Why is that an Indirect tax?" Bobby - "Well, the dog doesn't have to pay It." ALONG THE SAf® LINE There was a time when a fool and his were Now It happens to everybody, money soon parted. wiil"b5 toioviSed at the Rotary fhof ^1*30 A.M, to 1:00 p..,:, on Tuesday, Thunks to Paul Hurley^program regulations will le preroom Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON STURGIS - Elks Tempt. - Mondoy 12:00 M Congregotionol Church — Wadnetdoy 12:15 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pest Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President Treasurer ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory GRANT TRELOAR EARL CORWIN — Director FRANK MURRAY ~ Director HARVEY BENT - Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT — Chairman PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bob'ier, Torg Skobo Roy Mulchohey Ernest Luse, Guvorie Coffmar> FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Warner VanAken Barney Trebilcock Hougen, Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL ● URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Trent Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Bomes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mae McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnighf 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9_Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hol Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Govarle Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore JANUARY 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kornstlen 20—Paul Hurley 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting IP—James Bailey JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swon 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 23—Otis Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Let Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mork S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 28 January 22^ 1953 JANUARY 20th 1953 was a notable day In the history of our Nation, It was stimulating to observe our 3l4.th President call upon our Cre ator for strength and guidance. Our thanks to Dick and Bob Kerr for installing a television set which brought us the inaugural to^the^Mnh Hurley for presenting Mr. Beaudln to the club. Mr. Beaudln's paper on the Selective Service Act waa 0^ tgaX'to information. IRA KING was present in person for the inauguration of President Harding. Davidson, Hougen, McConkey, MeKeith, Murray, Patterson, Shorno, , ’ ^ , Way,Williama, Vinton, VISITORS: Dale Ulery, Goshen Dick Henemyer, Sturgis Ken Prettle, Hillsdale James Baker, Angola A Brokew, Angola R McGargle, Bronson. CORRECTION: The bulletin of January 15th stated that Rotary Internatlonal»s new site would have iiOOO square feet. The correct figure is 40j000 square feet. FRANK MC CONKSy has Reading. Have a®good'?i™°^a^!"°^ SINGING We all miss the singing at our meetings. The officers are PROGRM JAOT^Y 27th--Prank Murray has charge of the program He searching for a pianist, but no luck so far, It t:d:y’'th^'hf^“^5:ste^d;ayI^!?fope^? is One Wild Oat,*” ashamed, to own he has words, that he Is-^^Ler ● ALSO—You can't make dollars with your quarters on an easy -chair. Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Bks Temple — Monday 12K>0 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavorn — Monday 12:15 M �219TH vC(-j' DISTRICT vivHi./S’O L-.: GtENN STEWART - DUtnct Governor C. ‘ b.' .-. ij'di'L'.-. ●■●'t3rii.Jf'C'i '-rf-.-'J 4 t CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President, . ED HOLTZ - Vicfr-Presiderit . tA-1. . -●■1 ; / T ● ^-■^^t■OORANT TRELOAR — Traosurer >●, ERNEST.W. LUS£.~.Secretary ., 1-5 ' HARVEY SENT - Director ●» EARL CORWIN, ~ Director . ^ ● ■i ● * DICK BIFtINGER - Director ■ ■'■ 1 - * '..<.'r-ERANj< MURRAY - Director i * ● ^ *;:^o CLUB SERVICE 'V j i. HARVEY p.ENX:-^KqirmciD V « ^ A. r- ●> i.: ■ > > CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchahey William Bobior, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION BIRTHDAY John Walker, Spencer Owens Carl Vinton, Warner VanAken Barney Trebilcock i; TELEPHONE MUSIC Byron Thomas, Everett Hougen, Paul Hurley Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz PROGRAM Alfred Rie»'< j.’ Clara Boyee, Piano ; S*. A t COMMUNITY SERVICE J* V I Fronk Murray — Chaircnan. T1 T r - II'. YOUTH Keith CRIPPLED SERVICE CHILDREN . . A Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treat ;-xJ 1 ■* ' RURAL . URBAN ● V Warren Williams, Russell Moore :r i \t(T SICK-COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon ^7; j ●. n ■; INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairmon. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—AH-Sports Borrqitet 12—Harold McKnIght 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (lodies' Night)) 14—Hoi Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Show 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Comp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman-(Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 5—John Wolker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince i A 12-rTri-State Meeting Kornstlen 19—James Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—‘Fronk Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chef Allemier (Stag Picnic): 10—Howard Swan' 14—Ken Putnam 17—Worren Williams (Rurd-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes ' . T.‘ ● MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) TO—Woyne Way 7~President$' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 24—Les Woodward ,' i.. ' 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best >9 ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �MEMBER *S A.TTENDANCB FOR THE YEAR 1952 Total Meetings Meetings Attended Chester Allemier Harvey Bent Richard Biringer William Bobier Earl Corwin Earl Davidson Ray Pox Harold Hill Edward Holtz. 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 Si E.Harold Munn, Paul Hurley (joined 6/6/52) Kenneth Johnstone Charles Keep Richard Kerr Robert Lyon James MeComb Milford McKeith Harold J.McKnight William A.Mllnes 29 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 Jr. 49 (joined 5/12/52) 45 Prank Murray 7 Max A, Olds 7 Spencer B. Owens 50 Roy Patterson B*K. 29 Meetings Attended ij.6 Russell F«Moore 45 Raymond Mulchahey 50 (joined 5/12/52) Everett Hougen (joined 6/6/52) Total Meetings Pearce 23 Kenneth Putnam 24 Charles Schmitt (joined I/22/52) 52 35 35 52 52 52 52 52 52 k2 50 kS 52 52 ks 38 41 48 Torg Skabo (joined 3/25/52) 51 Howard M. Teeters 4I W Grant Treloar 45 Wayne Way 51 Warren Williams Mark S* Andrews Otis 0* Barnes Guvarle S. Coffman Harry L« Taylor Charles H. Ralph Toupalik John A. Kennedy II I Howard K. 52 il 52 52 52 ^9 Swan Byron Thomas Webster Treat Robert B. KerrVincent Kornstein Raymond G* Lloyd L* Livermore Lloyd R, Livermore Ernest W, Luse Warner Van Aken Carl F, Vinton Prank L* McConkey Robert L. Wade John H. Walker Frederick H, Weeks Charles L, Woodv;ard Leslie H. Woodward Kenneth L. Olmsted Maurice Payne C. Alfred Rice Trebilcock Frederick Van Aken James Van Why* »' ● v 1 J! i>-:4 SI k9 37 Robert E# Shaw 4I Donald V.Shorno 100^ ATTBIjDANCE FOR 1952 Piske 33> Any member not in accord with the above, contact your secretary. 0 �4 / i % \ \ i' 4 1 J % I I /; « I 4* ' * 4 �The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification given belov;. Any objections should be filed with the secretary without delay. Wayne Feller Classification: Music Retail Signed; Ernest W. Luse, Sec. January 29> 1953* �ff He Profits .Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Blilletin # 29 JTanuary 291 1953 PRANK MURRAY gave the club a fine program in presenting Doc* Thomas and Wilbur Read on January 27th» Doc and Wilbur saw many things that would escape the casual observer. The members appeared to enjoy the entire proceedings especially when Wilbur swayed in a Glasgow dance. ROADBUIIDER VINTON has charge of the program on February The sub¬ ject on the Rotary Reflector lndlcates"Rotary Information so Carl no doubt has something of real value for us. As a matter of fact fellows, brush up on your Rotary knowledge as Carl may call on you, B ETTER LOOK to your laurels Spencer now that Ken Putnam has been ushered into the thanksgiving department. Ken was taken by sur prise and after turning pale, gulping deeply a couple of times, he took off in a fashion akin to the men of the cloth. Good work Ken old boy. SEVERAL ROTARIANS have been doing a bit of local service by tramping the streets in search of members for the Chamber of Commerce. Seems there are a few local fellows who should belong to the Chamber of Commerce but rebel at the idea of coming in without a strugle. ABSENT JANUARY 27th--Davidson, Hurley, Johnstone, Bob Kerr, Richard Kerr, Kornstein, McConkey, McKeith, Moss, Olmsted, Payne, Waldron. VISITORS January 27th-- Dale Ulery, Goshen Jack Schwabland, ^ ... Bllssfield. HARRY TAYLOR is still visiting at Ot Barnes town residence, Harry would appreciate visitors at room IOIl. ROTARY INPORMATION- Question—Is there any general principle controlling the location of the convention city? Answer— Yes, a resolution adopted at the 1929 (Dallas) convention provided that the annual convention should be held outside the U.S.A. at least once every four years. Nine conventions have been held outside the United States, the most recent of v/hlch was held in Mexico City, Mexico in 1952. In 1953 the Convention will held in Paris, Prance. be CARL VINTON^S program of Rotary information is in line with the respon sibilities of the Rotary Information Committee, The pamplet "Gett ing Acquainted With Rotary" states -It is the responsibility of the Rotary Information Commi.ttee to give members an adequate under standing of their privileges and obligations as members, and in formation about Rotary, its history^ objects, scope and activities. HARVEY MOSS will soon be given some space in this paper fellows to know him better. to enable the FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION—No man is really happy or safe without a hobby, and It makes precious little difference what the outside interest may be—botany, beetles or butterflies, roses, tulips or Irises; fishing, mountaineering or antiquities- Anything will do so long as he straddles a hobby and rides it hard^ Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parkor Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Tempi* - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN STEWART — District Goverttor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President ERNEST W. LUSE ED HOLTZ - Vice-Prosidont HARVEY BENT - Director GRANT Secretary TRELOAR - Treosurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN — Director DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman, CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS ^ William Dobier, Torg Skabo Ray 'Mulchohey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl Vinton, John Walker, Spencer Owens Warner VanAken Barney Trobileock ● MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Alfred Rice Everett Paul Hurley Maurice Payne, Ed Holtx Hougen, Clora Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray.. Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN Kenneth Olmsted, Peoree, Webster Treat RURAL - URBAN Jomes Bailey Worren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairmon. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY programs APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 9_Wm. Milnes (Lodies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 19—Jim MeComb (Family Picnic) 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 28—Charles Schmidt ' 23—Spencer Owens (Chrlstmos) 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore JANUARY 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorn© 13—Vince Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Cor! Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howord Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupaiik JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10-Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Porty) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-HoroId T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952*53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 30 February 1953 CARL VINTON made some extra money for the Crippled Childrens Fund dur ing his program last Tuesday. Sorry Carl, the writer failed to ad vise you that he would be out of town on Tuesday. Carl always freshens up our memory on Torary's important points. G£I\TERAL PROGRAM CHAIRLIfAN Alfred Rice has scrambled tiie programs some what. Seems the scrambling was started by President Chuck Yfno heads up the program Tuesday^ February 10th. At present Chuck is attending a Lumberman's Convention at Grand Rapids and should be able to help the other local lumber mercrr-Uit share the latest sales wrinkles. GRANT TRSLOAR and his company are nov; in the process of placing extra cross pieces on certain telephone poles along County roads. Seems as though the company was given a rate Increase with the stipulation that extra lines should be installed. Grant is now doing just what the commission ordered and soon Supervisor Waldron, Williams and others will enjoy phone service on the the city folks. Wheat King same basis as BYRON THOms and the Coldwater Board of Education have other oroblems besides taking in extra School Districts. Seems the present play groimd swings have very hard seats that sometimes can belt innocent bystanders on the head when the swing is rolling in high gear. Now, none of the Rotarians have been whacked yet but it sometimes happens to a member of a Rotarian's family. ROTARIANS HOUGSN & KENIffiDY were in Lansing last Tuesday as folks in the possibility of having a truck terminal water, Smaller cities than Coldwater nov/ interested located in Cold- enjoy this trucking service. RED MCKNIGHT.continues to locate interesting information on Rotary's early days in Coldv/ater^ The latest is a song book compiled by Glen Cowell in 1923. The edition is entitled to the book states, nev/, some good. Make It Snappy” The preface ”A motley collection of songs, some old, some bad, some some v/e can sing, more v/e can’t, and all now in for some terrible punishment”. The Book was dedicated to Charles Rufus Osborn, /ilso as # lOiiii.. IS song book shows Coldwater’s Charter ROTARIANS along with others are talking for and against the fluorine water treatment. One hears all kinds of stories^ good and bad, Some l_„. think this new application will grow ^ee’L while others think your teeth will drop out. Some even suggest baldness as a result while others hope it will grov/ hair, A GOOD representation of Coldwater lads attended Rotary at Quincy last Monday, A fine film was shown on civilian defense as it applies to the plane watching program and filter centers. ABSENT FEBRUARY 3--Biringer, Hougen, Johnstone, Dick Kerr, Kornstien, L.L. Livermoi*e, Lyons, McConkey, Olds. Teeters and Waldron. ^VISITORS FEBRUARY 3; Carlton McKenzie -- Quincy & Harry Wolf -- Charleror, THINKING OF THE COMING OF SPRING--”What a man needs cast iron back with a hinge in it^ Pa. in gardening is a Chick, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs A\AKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN STEWART — D»»tri«t Govtrnor DISTRICT Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-53 CHARLES 1. WOODWARD President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice-President HARVEY BENT - Director TRELOAR Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN — Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ray Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Corl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VonAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice Maurice Payne, Ed Holts Hougen, Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Pearce, Webster Treat u. Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Horold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Mox Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16-Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howord Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Willioms (Rurol-Urfaan) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VonAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10-Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VonAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Karold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. if you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairmen Members having special programs, such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best 9) Telephone 76 �‘^He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 30 February 12, LESTER WISE took charge of his first Rotary program last Tuesday and presented lHr» Brossie who is associated with The Michigan Society For Crippled Children* The film presented indicates that a great amount of fine work is being done v/herever possible for the handi capped, Our reporter, Ray Hulchahey gave the Coldwater Reporter a fine story on this meeting, SUGGESTION: Editor Earle, could you collect information on Branch County’s program for the handicapped ahd give it a boost in your paper? Kenny Olmsted is close this program and can supply much in formation. Our thanks to you if this can be done. FLAST-*Take a Look in the basement and attic of your place of businesa fellows as the flying squadron for fire prevention is comming to town. Remove all fire hazzards and booby traps that might cause fires, Everett Hougen has charge of the program Tuesday, February 17th. T he program ^ylll be knov/n as "Town Fire Inspection Program" and can be brought to the public once in five years at the request of the sponsors. Twenty five representatives of Stock Insurance Com panies will be on hand for the program as v/ell as the City Fathers and other civic minded citizens. The Inspection at your place of business v/ill be made by a team of two Inspectors, one Fireman and one Boy Scout, Representatives of this group v/ill also address school assemblies on fire prevention. It might be a nice gesture for Jess to bring all Coldwater Insurance Agents representing Mutual Companies● Helen and MacKeith, Russell and Gladys Moore left for sunny Florida last Tuesday, Russell and Glady’s son Dick left for Korea last Mon, WE MENTIONED LAST v/eek that Glen Cov/ell edited a song book, Glen was one of Rotary's most ardent /jcrkers in our club and District, Any information you may have on Glen's accomplishments will be gladly printed in the Reflector, Please paa:^. this information along* ROTARIAN JOAQUIN SERRATOSA CIBILS of Montevido, Uruguay will be the next President of Rotary. He has been a member of his home club since 1921, the year Coldwater received its Charter, ROTARIAN Edgar B, Lincoln of Marshall will serve our next District Governor, ABSENT last week. Biringer, and Pox, Hurley, Dick Kerr, McKelth, Moore Putnam, VISITORS Bruce Wilbur, FOR YOUR wants, Bronson; Dale Ulery, Goshen Indiana; John Hutchens, Wilmington, Ohio. CONSIDERATION: A man should always consider how much he has more than he and how much more unhappy he might be than he really is. ● Add is on a Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Temple - Monday 12KM) M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.5.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART — Districf Governor GRANT Treasurer Rotary .ffuh of Coldwmer - -1952CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE HARVEY . EARL CORWIN BENT - Director TRELOAR FRANK MURRAY - DlrWor Director DICK 'BIRINGER — Director ,●5’ ■ CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Ray-. Mulehahey William Bobier, Terg Skabo Ernest Lute, Guvorie CoITmon FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION ■ Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Barney Trebileock Vinton, Warner VonAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Maurice Payne, Byron Thomos, Everett Hougen, Paul Hurley Alfred Rice Ed Holts Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Peorce, Webster Treat Worren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5-Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKelth 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Monn Id—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 26—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles FIske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorn© 13—Vince 16-Dlck Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore JUNE FEBRUARY OCTOBER 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebileock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Informotion) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 24—Everett Hougen Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Bornes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupailk NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) JULY 10-Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mcrrk S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28—Harold T. Hill 11—Fritr VonAken (Armistice Day) N. The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special-programs, such ff » Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best ^ — ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotaiy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 31 Fobruayy 1<^, 1953 EVERETT HOUGEN is to bo complimentod for organizing a snappy program on fire preventioHo Also, the large crowd was handled in record time, the speeches were short and the entire program was over beinspection teams proved valuable to our local business folks, RALPH TOUPALIK has charge of the program on Tuesday Pobruary 2k. In y an election is being held on Wednesday Feb¬ ruary 25th to determine if Consumers Power Compa|<y can enioy the power to the Industrial section of Coldwater, Ralph thought all citizens should be informed on this subject. sequontly the program will have space for Leo I.IcQ.ueon and a sentative of Consumers Power, Con- repre- WARREN WILLIAMS has the program on March 3rd and has arranged a farmers he moGting will be held at Pokagon Park at 6j30 P,M. Mich igan time. Each Rotarlan must flush out a farmer and bring him as Warren must know how many reservations to make by t^be L^hand^^ special music and a good speakL AS ANNOUNCED last Tuesday by President Chuck, the following names have been nominated for the Board of Directors during 1953-19B3* iCornstien Ernest Luse Raymond Trobilcock Ralph Toupalik Max Olds Howard Swan Milfo-^d HcKolth Grant Treloar V.. ^ Kenneth Olmsted Prodorick VanAken xou will bo asked to vote for seven of the above fellov/ The Nominating Committee was made up of the followlng-- -Ken Putnam, Bob Shaw, Mark Andrews, and Web Treat, ^ >3« Coifimitteo advises that— If you want to travel to Paris you can still secure first class oas^Ln mombers^of carry Cont President Brunnier and memoers oi th-^RotS^v' the Rotary international Board, the North /unerican Transportation Committee fi % r 587 Fifth avenue. ^ New York, N,Y. THE DISTRICT ASSEMBLY will be hold tills spring a t Clear Lake on April 11 and 12, plan novi to attend, Details will follow. OUR 1953, CLro slipped to Ath placo in’the’District standings for January oven with a 92.25?^, This is a tough league tf be in follows Lets try to make up whenever wo can. Bronson was, of course, on top. Good work Bronson, Every club was above QQ%. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: What people say behind your back is your standing in the Community, Chick You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STUBGIS ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Pest Tavern — Monday 12:15 M Elks Temple - Monday 12:00 M �GLENN STEWART - District 219TH DISTRICT Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L WOODWARD - President HARVEY BENT GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory ED HOLTZ - Vice<President Director TRELOAR - Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director EARL CORWIN — Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT — Chairman PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchahey William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ernest Luse, Guvario Coffman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebileock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Alfred Rice Poul Hurley Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Hougen, Clare Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Kenneth Keith Pearce, Webster Treat CHILDREN Olmsted, 1 RURAL - URBAN Jomes Bailey Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Eorl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7_All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9_Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstlen 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebileock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemler (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Wtllioms (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—EvereH Hougen 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) lO-Wayne Way 17—Keith Peorce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy PoHerson 28—Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best if ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �‘'He Profits Most Who Serves Best )> The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan February 26, 1953 Bulletin # 32 RALPH TOUPALIK presented Leo McQueen, Coldwater and Ivlr, Carson from Consumers Power at the meeting, Tuesday February 2lj.th. If all the Rotarians voted, as we are sure they did, only approximately ijl^O other townsmen voted to give Consuiiiers Power Company a franchise to supply power to a portion of Coldv/ater. PROGRAM--Tuesday evening March Pokagon Park P-M. Michigan time* You must have a legitimate, black loam farmer v/ith you^ You can't bring another Hotarian that r ight be trying to pose as a farmer* Give our rural friends a br eak and a good meal % per plate* Warren Williams is in charge oi ohe whole affair. OFFICERS 1953-1954 Starting July 1, 1953? Sd Holtz will guide our club in the official capacity of President. He will be assisted by Ernie Luse, Vice President, Grant Treloar, Treasurer and Chick Kennedy, Secretary* VISITORS February 24th--Dale Ulery, Goshen and Leo White, Bronson, ABSENT February 24th, Allemier, Bobier, Kornstien, Bob Livermore, Lyons McConkey, McKelth, Moore, Moss and Waldron* MlURICE PAYNE is moving his office uptov;n, that is in the fashionable part of uptown where all store fronts are being freshened up. If you have not already called on Maurice, hold your call until the place is renovated. Maurice will then be in a position to serve coffee and crumpets to all callers, Maurice will soon be able to sit in the lobby of the Arlington and peer across to his office to see that things are humming along even if he is absent. FROM THE Iv^ARSHALL Rotary Club v;e have the lov^ dovm on our next District Governor: Many of us look at Ed and wonder hov/ he does it. We wonder where he gets his extra-ordinary energy and drive--His boundless enthusiasm and zest, his great capacity for new ideas and the stick-to-itiveness to carry v;hatever 'ne d . ;S to a high epitome of success. Certainly, Ed has made his marx in Marshall. For example, he served as president of the Civic Players and under his able direction, more than 1200 memberships were obtained--a record for little Theater Groups of comparable size in Michig^^n,. Also, Ed is president of the Calhoun County Board of Sducauion, a member of the Marshall Board of Education and a former chairman of the Local Community Chest Drive. In our own club, Ed's activities have been almost too numerous to mention. It was he v/ho spear-headed the indoctrination ● of new members, meeting with their individual sponsors at the homes of members to explain the ideas. Ideals and purposes of Rotary. This ambitious program took hours of his time, but we never heard him complain. The project is paying off in better-informed and better Rotarlans--not only the new ^lembers but their sponsors learn ed what Rotary really i a« Ed labored long and hard on a new set of by-laws and constitution for our club. While he experienced some difficulty in getting the club to appipove the new by-laws and con stitution, it appears now that the two items will become realities in the not-too-far-distant future. Chick, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregoHonai Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STUBGiS — Elks Temple — Mendoy 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Pott Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �GLENN 219TH DISTRICT STEWART - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President HARVEY BENT ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary GRANT TRELOAR EARL CORWIN — Director FRANK MURRAY - Director Treasurer Director DICK BIRINGER — Director 1 . CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy MuicFTohey William Bobier, Torg Skobo ●Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, ' Warner VanAken Barney Trebilcock MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice COMMUNITY - Maurice Poyne, Hougen, Clara Ed Holtz Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairmen CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith Peorce, Webster CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Bernes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5-Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Horold McKnight 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 26—Dist. Goy. Meeting 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Foir Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr Kornstien 20-Poul Hurley 27—Frank Murrey 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Informotion) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warreri Willloms (Rurol-Urban) 21—Bob 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Livermore 16—Howord Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH ' 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 10—Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy PoHerson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule For the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most W^o Sef'ves Best t) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 3i| March WARREN WILLIAMS and RUSSELL MOORE Park, March 2, 1953* took care 19^^ of the meeting at Governor Williams v/as slated to be Pokagon the speaker, but he was unable to be present. In place of the Gover nor we heard Mr. Steadman, Controller of the State of Michigan. Mr, Steadman advised us that he serves at the pleasure of the Governor and his presentation of the financial condition of the State of Michigan was authorized by the Governor. Cinch up your belts fellows, more local and state taxes are coming. It is be coming more difficult for any business, large or small, to foot the tax bills and still operate on a competitive basis. RUSSELL MOORE presented Mrs. Wayne Feller and she sang a couple of songs for us, as only Mrs. Feller can sing. Clare Bovee accompanied Mrs. Feller. AH in all our farmer friends seemed to enjoy the doings. Only regrets were that 26 Rotarians failed to show up for the meeting. PROGRAM MARCH. lOs Wayne Way will present Otto Ynteraa, head of the Extension Division of V/estern Mid cin College, Kalamazoo. ABSENT MARCH 3- Andrews, Bent, Bobier, Corwin, Davidson, Fisko, Pox, Hill, Hougen, Hurley, Keep, Lyons, McComb, McKelth, Milnes, Moss, Mulchahey, Munn, Murray, Owens, Patterson, Schmitt, Shaw, Shorno, Toupallk and Walker. At this v/riting v/e do knov/ that Charlie Fiske intended going to Pokagon park but ended up as a ba-:y sitter--at his ovm home. Editor Earle was listening in on one of Governor William's conferences in Lansing. Mac I.IcKeith v/as dispensing drugs. VISITORS r^ARCH 3 Branch County Farmers. DIRECTORS Starting July 1, Ed Holtz C.A. 1953 E. Luse C Fiske Rice G, Torg Skabo Max Olds Treloar and Chuck Woodward. SECRETARY Ernie Luse advises that the 100^ attendance pins will be hand ed out March lOth, Will you bring in any other yearly attendance pins you may have and deposit same with Ernie. OUR ATTENDANCE for Bebruary was 92.64^, Secretary Ernie also reports that Ken Johnstone resigned as of February 1st. FRANK MCCONKEY, Mac McKeith and Russell Moore returned from Florida recently. All the lads had a good rest. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: We have not more right to consume happiness without producing it than to consume wealth v/ithout producing it. Shaw Chick, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M BRONSON Congregational Church — Wodneeday 12:15 M ANGOLA — Collage Cofeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday T2:15 M. STURGIS — Elks Tempi* — Monday MM M BATTLE CREEK Poet Tovern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART — Oiitriet Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President i ERNEST W. LUSE ED HOLTZ - Vice-President HARVEY BENT - Director GRANT Secretary TRELOAR Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director EARL CORWIN — Director » DICK BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchohey William Bobier, Torg Skobo Ernest Luse, Guvorio Coffman FELLOWSHIP John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Warner Byron ' Thomas, ' Everett Alfred Rice Paul Hurley MUSIC Murray CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE . Ed Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano . — Chairman CHILDREN Kenneth Olmsted, Webster Treat Maurice Payne, Hougen, COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Pearce, Barney Trebilcock VanAken TELEPHONE PROGRAM Keith BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl . James Bailey RURAL● URBAN Warren Willioms, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick' Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5-Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—Ail-Sports Banquet 12—Horold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarle Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State- Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swon 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 16—Howord Teeter (ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10-Wayno Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-HaroId T. Hill Kerr The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best }f Telephone 76 �K He Profits Most Who Serves Best f) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulleting # 35 Don’t Imow March 12, 1953 if the auto dealer is aware of ho fact, that last Tuesday he presented one of the finest talks that our club has boon priviliged to hear in many a moon. Wayne arrangoc for Mr. Otto toma, director of Extension Service at the Western College of Education in Kalamazoo to be our speaker, and all of us v/ere much impressed v/ith his message, V/e are sorry that Wayne was home sick, but Bob Livermore offered his assistance to Wayne and introduced J/Ir* Yntoma, Sorta kept the Chovy-Olds flavor to the affair. Thanks Wayne for a real sv/ell program. Glad to hoar Brosidont Chuck report that we are sending three boys to Camp Emory, John Milnes, Philip Rice and John Ellenberger will make the trip to Camp Emery, near Muskegon, June 17 to 21. Guess this, is the first time our club has over sponsored three young men. John says that his Dad is Bill Mllncs, and Philip lays claim to kX Rico, and John Ellenberger kinda looks to Ed Holtz, V/lay these three makes such claims is a mystry, but the do. Might bo interesting to note that Joiin Ellenberger will be leaving for his homo in Germany very soon after ho returns from Camp. Should bo a very fine experience for him to carry home ● Our hats are off this week to Ray i uichahey for cho swell job ho is doing in reporting the meeting each week to the pax^or, Ray has tak en his responsibility soriously, and the detail contained in his articles is amazing. Remomb. r .v.n, you don’t do that without work, and each week he has faitlu'ii: iy peri'ormud his assignment. Thanks Ray. Ernie has a .laU report, as far as attendance is concerned, for the Farmers x. i,,. t at i^okagen a couple of weeks ago. Only about six of the long list . l Joroatu .s made up, so uiLoro were still 21 mon who did not make up for tx) vt mo< in, ense your’re like me and can’t figure percentages, Ernie says io it. a little less than 70^, That will put us down with the boys in the lower levels of attendance iii the district for the month of February. For some reason, every time we have a special event in the .evening this same thing happens. Don’t we think enough of our club to make tho extra effort to attend these evening meetings? About I4.O follows did. Which group are you in? Congrats to Uncle Hov/dy Swan. Now it will have to Grandpa ● ● ● ● John's wife had a 7 lb. 12 oz. boy at 4:06 A.M. Thursday,.Those cigars will bo mighty welcome Thursday, Howard. A1 Rico informs us that Swan also is program chairman next v/ook, and tho speaker will bo Harold Hill, Harold will discuss some of his experiences in World War 2. During this Lonton soason., v;o thought that a parting message re garding Lent might be in order* DPc Morrison, pastor of Central Method ist Church in Lansing suggests,''Wo can follow Jesus intelligently today by steeping ourselves in His teachings as wo find them in the gospels’,’ Dr, Morrison said, ’’making religion our own; catching His moral and ethical ideals. Wo can work to live His matchless spirit and breadth fi of mind; wo can accept and share tho redemptive love of God as Ho did. Ken. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday T2:T5 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA - College Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK — Post Tavern — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE - Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK TRELOAR BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION - SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchohey William Bobier, Tors Skobo Ernest Lose, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BENT — Chairman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens. Barney Trebilcock Vinton, Werner VonAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Maurice Payne, Byron Thomas, Everett Hougen, Alfred Rice Ed Holtz Clora Bovee, Piano Paul Hurley COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN Kenneth Olmsted, Pearce, .Webster Treat RURAL - URBAN James Bailey Worren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE ft Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Choirman. Poul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 2—Mac; McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19-rJim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—-Wm. Milnes (Lodies' Night)) 14—Hoi Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles « 5—Fred Weeks Schmidt 30—Charles Flske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Foir Grounds) 13—Vince 16—bick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting 19—James Bailey Kornstien 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas ,30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE ● 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan t 14—Ken Putnam 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 23—Warner VonAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VonAken (Armistice Day) 10-Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Dovidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy PaHerson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Telephone 76 �He Profits Most Serves Best n The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin # 36 March 20, 1953 Our thanks to Harold -^111 for his talk last Tuesday regarding some of his experiences: in the first World War* Harold was introduced by a follow of the press, Howard Swan, To Howard, we will say "thanks'* for arranging the program, and for wearing your tan sweater. It look ed mighty nice, but we did miss that blue one. Among the missing last week, were Dick Kerr, L*L, Livermore> Bob Lyons, Mac McKeith, Byron Thomas, Barney Trebilcock, and Carl Vinton, John Introducred T he Quincy Miller^ Dale Ulery from Goshen and Harold Baker, from Niles as our visiting Rotarians, Guess all of us here in Coldwater are enjoying the swell weather we seem to be having. Too bad some of our brothers have to be in Florida, Chick and Wilma left last week, which is the reason you have to suffer with me for three weeks on this sheet, Guvarie and Nola, Chet and his wife, Lloyd and Jilrs, Livermore, and probably some others that I have failed to mention, are enjoying the sunny South, Bobier^s just re turned, as did the Kornstlens, We understand that Vince and Dorothy had a week in Penthouse C at the Casablanca Hotel, Must be nice to work for Douglas and take orders on Vacume cleaners. Prank McConkey We are returned a few weeks ago as did Ray Pox and his v/lfe pleased to learn that the Davidsons are leaving for Europe around the first of May, and that the Leslie Woodwards are leaving about May ll}.th. Both Les and Earle will attend the Rotary International Conven tion as delegates. Think that we can feel pretty good two men at the R,I. about having convention. K word of congratulation to Chet Alleinier for his attendance while in the South, As you know, Chet has been gone- for several months, but has never failed to make-up. Swell Rotary spirit, Chet. Also, we note that your new eating spot at the Motel is rapidly taking shape. Pine addit ion to an already fine Motel. You’ll note that Dick Kerr had missed our regular Tuesday meetings of late which is unusual for Dick. We understand the reason is the new store that Kerrs are opening in Battle Creek, Congratulations on the nev; store, and the Club wishes you much success on the new venture. Sorry to learn that Ken Johnstone found it necessary to resign. Ken has a new job, and didn't have the time to make Rotary...Congrat ulat ions Warner on that 30 years of perfect attendance. can be mighty proud of, It’s a record you IMPORTANT NET.VS: Monday noon, March 30th, is Rotary’s annual Kiddles Party, It's going to be at the Elks Temple at 12jl5 P.M., and the price is $3*00, No limit on kids, so bring ’em all, Webb aid Keith re port a great program, namely, William Burns and his trained Birds. This is no ordinary presentation, but very unusual. Be watching next v;eek for more details. Get the kids lined up, and plan to be there. And now for our Lenton Thought: Three times when Jesus chose to dine With Pharisees they had design,,To try him by their cunning wits. He branded them as hypocrites And whited Sepulchres, but they Wore keen to hear what he might say. But Jesus to their great chagrin * ● ● ● ● ● * Denounced and fame them for ● ● # each fault and sin ● ♦ ● ● Can you, Treat modern hypocrites the same? « » # despite their wealth Julien C, Hyer, Ken. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Thursday 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn BRONSON — Congressional Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Ellct Temple — Monday 12KM M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Pott Tavern — Monday 12:15 M ● ● �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-53 President CHARLES 1. WOODWARD ED HOLTZ — Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN DICK GRANT TRELOAR Treasurer FRANK MURRAY — Director - Director BIRINGER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairmen CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchahey William Bobier, Torg Skabo Ernest lose, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Warner PROGRAM TELEPHONE Alfred Rice Byron Thomas, Everett Hougen, Paul Hurley COMMUNITY BIRTHDAY Barney Trebilcock VanAken MUSIC Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Fronk Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith Pearce, Webster CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMIHEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon 3C' INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. SERVICE Dick Bitinger, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1932-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim MeComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14-Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16-Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore JANUARY 5—John Wolker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kornstien 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murroy JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Horold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best f} Telephone 76 �ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best ft The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan March 26. Bulletin # 37 I U P 0 R Monday, March 30th, T. A N T 12:15 P.M. Elks Temple It»s the annual Rotary Kiddies Party. No limit on the young ones, and the price is $3,00 per member. And, a fine kids meal, but no hotdogs. This should be one of the best parties we’ve ever had of this type. The featured entertainment is William Burns and his Trained Birds, I have a folder before me, containing press releases on this act, and it has played all over the country some fine write-ups. We quote,’’Their tricks are many, including the riding of swinging trapezes, revolving on a ferris wheel of perches, balancing on a ti^htwire with an umbrella, pushing a companion in a buggy, depositing letters in a tiny mailbox, building a tunnel, whirling around on planes and riding a train through a flaming hoop,” If that isn't convincing to you, maybe this v/ill be. The club is paying $100,00 for this act to entertain you and the kids, so you had better be there, I understand that 2I4. haven’t yet indicated they would be in attendance Monday, so you men better call Ernie and make your reservation. ’»Vhat-d’ya say, let’s fool everybody, and have a big turn-out to one of our special events. club certainly deserves much credit for his the crippled children program. Bob gave the ash-trays, which v;e in turn sold at Tues each, and as a result, the Crippled Child rens fund is $22 ahead as of 1:00 P.M, last Tuesday, V/e of the Coldwater Club are humbly indebted to Bob Roach for this financial assistance, and for this splendid Rotary Spirit, Bob Roach from the Kalamazoo effort in financially aiding club some very clever Rotary days meeting for fifty cents To welcome Glad to have the birthday boys recognized last Tuesday Wilford Coulllard into the fellowship of Rotary. Guess you all know that Wllford is the new owner of Martins Book Store, recently moving from Detroit .To see Jim Vanl'/hy sporting his tattersall vest; If you aren’t To note that Bobier has hired a color consultant. dizzy, you v/ill be or something like that. Sounds good any^vay, Bill To see that Barney told the boys they better not cpond all that money fixing up an office ● ● t # ● that ● Teeter let his wife take his car to ● ● Detroit... that Keith Pearce's wife can really keep tract of him via radio (sounds good Keith) that Jess is again to be Supervisor out in Bether,..that Don Shorno finally talked Grant out of a private lino,....that John Kennedy is ● due ● ● ● back. For the past 74 years, our club has been blessed with a very able sec retary, namely, Ernest Luse. Records, reports, etc ● 9 that we have to send to the District Governor are, and always have been, on time. When ever anyone wanted information or help concerning Rotary, Ernie always came up with the answer. And most important of all, he alv/ays did it with a smile. Many are the times that he’s been too busy, but he always took a minute to get the problem ironed out. Every President that serv ed with Ernie agrees, that he was in a very largo manner responsible for his success in office, Ernie, we’re all pleased that you’re moving along to the V. P.'s chair this coraraing June, and John is the only man I know that can fill your shoes. Ken. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congr.garional Church — Wednetday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elk* Tempi. — Monday MM M ANGOLA - ColUge Cafeteria - Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHIE CREEK — Port Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �219TH DISTRICT GLENN STEWART - Diitrict Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — Preiident ED HOLTZ - Vice-President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory HARVEY BENT - Director Treosurer FRANK MURRAY — Director EARL CORWIN - Director DICK TRELOAR BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION BENT - Chairman PUBLIC SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Ray Mulchahey Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman FELLOWSHIP William Bobier, Terg Skabo BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Warner PROGRAM TELEPHONE Alfred Rice Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley COMMUNITY Barney Trebilcock VanAken MUSIC Maurice Payne, Hougen, Ed Holtz Clara Bovee, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Ear! Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mae McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (ladies' Night}) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fisko MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Poul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chef Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 12—Tri-State Meeting Livermore 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupolik NOVEMBER JULY 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Doy) 10—Wayne Way 7—Presidents' Meeting 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our progrom schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. rr He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff ALFRED RICE, Program Cholrmon Telephone 76 �‘'He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan April 2, 1953 Bulletin # 38 iDfeai Memo to “Keith And Wbbb t ThaL'Ki^ that W0»ve had in a long time* Ti ^^rt7^Trs'^1r"ttonas7""W3““tfT0"'trF^t filhusiasm manisfested by the small fry was a joy to behold, and even we cane and crutch boys laughed a bit. It was a bird act to please any audience, and I know all of us fathers, were proud to have Rotary spirit indicated in such a manner to the children. Thanks, fellows, for good job. Numbered among the missing for the meeting were Davidson, Hougen,Keep . Kennedy, Moore, Moss, Murray an! Owens. At least eight named must make up or says Ernie, we fall below 9^% for the month of March. Coldwater must not go down to the eighties, so please, let s each one do his share toward this effort. Guess From the underground we have word rej^arding next v/eek's program, there isn’t any chairman, or if there is, we can’t get the word. The plans are too indefinite to print, but it promises to be one of ^ne more interesting meetings of the tenure of President Chuck* You won t want to miss this flavorful meeting, better be so on hand. To some of you who are wondering about a program: Past District Gover nor Ralph T oaz, from Lansing, has a spellbinding program including colored movies and a talk, regarding his trip to Mexico in 1952. See America First, he advises, and then, Mexico. Many^tourists feel that Mexico compares favorably with the Italian and Sv/lss Alps for the sheer grandure and awe inspiring beautyJ We note from ”The Bronson Rotarian" that this club has now had^30 con secutive 100% meetings. Some record men; one that you can be mighty proud of... The Sturgis Club is all set with their Carnival. Proceeds to help swell the crippled children’s fund...The Kalamazoo Club is having a Ladies Night April 27th, The speaker will be Past General Secretary of R*I., Phil Love joy.●.The Marshall Club were co-sponsors of an old-fashioned town meeting recently, where the people had an opportunity to meet the 12 canidn-tes for the offices of mayor and city commission. Anyone heard what happened to Treats car? The grill on the right front is all smased, and he claims be hasn’t any money for a new one. Too bad, and he has power brakes too...Think maybe Teeter might take a little trip soon...Had a card from Wilma and Chick from Coral Gables. We hope he gets home soon...Since Payne moved into his new office he wears^a tie every day* Pretty sharp#.●».»Nice to nave the club singing again, and our thanks to Ellon Roberts for the good job she is doing. Per usual, there are some excellent articles in the April Rotarian, Get yours out and read it. If the subscription cost you ten bucks a year, you’d read it from cover to cover, but it comes so easy, wo sometimes overlook this magazine, it’s tops, read itl’,1 And now for our Lenton thought s'* JESUS AND THE STONE T he women hurrying to the tomb About them spring-time flov/ers bloom. .The birds are singing sweet at morn The glorious day will soon be born..While they . . .. have apprehensive grown^.How will they roll away the stone? .. But at the tomb they find that day,,God's angel rolled the stone away*.Don’t taka life in your stride..Have faith..God v/111 provide ● ● ● Ken* You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Tempi. — Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK — Post Tovsrn — Monday 12:15 M �GLENN 219TH DISTRICT STEWART - District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD - President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretory HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN TRELOAR Treasurer FRANK MURRAY - Director - Director DICK B1RIN6ER — Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchahey William Bobier, Torg Skobo Ernest luse, Guvorie Coffman FELLOWSHIP BENT — Chairman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Warner VanAken Barney Trebikock Hougen, Maurice Payne, Ed Holtx MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice Clara Bovee, Piano COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Keith CHILDREN RURAL. URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Botley Pearce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 2—Mac MeKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnlghf 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Mllnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—DIst. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 5—Fred Weeks 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorno 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16-Dick Kerr 12—Tri-Stote Meeting Kornstien 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore FEBRUARY OCTOBER 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebikock 16—Howard Teeter (Ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 28—Otis Barnes 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons MARCH 3—Ralph Toupatik NOVEMBER JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Waldron (Election Doy) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Party) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Eorle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ft He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 ALFRED RICE, Program Choirman Telephone 76 �(t He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan /Lpril 9» 1953 Bulletin # 39 APRIL 7th produced a fairly decent meeting for President Chuck, This meeting gave an opportunity t ^ aon momber to offer suggestions and criticisms without fear of vq-'-'*- sals following# Some of these suggest^ ions were a little painful--such as the ^0^ lunch once a month. The idea, however, is good as the balance between the ^^d the regular meal cost would go to the needy refugees of West Berlin# Our genial hotel manager provides a special lunch consisting of soup, pie, and coffee for plus *02^ for the State# After two such meals on succ- essive days the writer feels none the worse. If Jim could throw an extra 6nion in the soup and let the pie knife slip a little to the larger size, we might get by on one such meal a month for a little over 50jzf in order to take care of the State Tax, the tip and a little for Jim, For those young growing fathers, bring a sandwich along with you. PROGRAM—APRIL l^th; Hal Munn is listed as program chairman for this date and true to form Hal has a program on UHPTV, The program v/ill be presented by Mr. Oberrender of General Electric Company, We were glad to have Ken Putnam's Dad visit us last Tuesday. Other visitors v/ere Laurence Werner from Bronson and Dale TJlery from Goshen, THE ABSENT LIST—Hurley, Dick Kerr,Bob Livermore, Patterson, Teeter and Toupalik, ED HOLTZ and the Writer go to Clear Lake Camp on Saturday, April 11th, Neither Ed nor I are sure v/here the camp is located. We meet the Gov ernor elect the camp, of our district and 1b arn a lot about Rotary if we find MAURICE PAYNE relaxed last week while Ed Holtz took over the song leader's chores. A GOOD MANY ROTkRIANS are wondering what Barney stood on when his picture appeared in the Reporter rece:itly, Looked like stilts as no box could elevate him that high. THANKS TO KEN for keeping the bulletin rolling alon for the last four issues.Ken always lends a willing hand when asked. Please take note of (T O this situation Ed, ATTENDED QUINCY last Monday to enjoy slides and a report on German Ex change students. Seems the lady who spoke to us in Coldwater and her husband accompanied 215 students to Europe and actually visited the homes of 50 of these students. Looks like this program can do much to promote xmderstanding among nations. For the information of all those lads who admired Heide when she v/as here, the little lady and her fam ily have moved to Brazil and Heide plans to marry a young German who also moved to Brazil. Jess and Lester on winning election to the various parts of our political society. Mark takes the oath of office CONGRATULATIONS TO Mark, Jan. 1, 195U* Joss keeps right on serving as supervisor but without Charlie Miller heckling him. Lester continues in his present capacity as Alderman so that he may listen to the pleas, criticisms and good natured abuse that a local Alderjiian must take. If any other Rotarian has been elected to any office. Local, State or Federal, please so ad vise and we will congratulate you in this paper. Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs /AAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy 12:15 M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS - Elks Tempi, - Monday 12:00 M ANGOLA College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BATTLE CREEK - Pott Tavorn — Monday 12:15 M �219TH GLENN DISTRICT STEWART — District Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1952-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President GRANT ERNEST W. LUSE — Secretary ED HOLTZ — Vice-President HARVEY BENT - Director TRELOAR — Treasurer FRANK MURRAY ~ Director EARL CORWIN — Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT — Chairman PUBLIC CLASSIFICATION Ray Mulchahey FELLOWSHIP ROTARY INFORMATION Carl John Walker, Spen^r Owens SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS INFORMATION Ernest Luse, Guvarie Coffman Vinton, William Bobier, Torg Skobo BIRTHDAY Barney Trebilcock Warner VanAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Maurice Payne, Ed Holtz Byron Thomas, Everett Hougen, Alfred Rice Clara Bovee, Piano Paul Hurley COMMUNITY SERVICE Frank Murray — Chainnan CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE Kenneth Keith Pearce, Webster Treat - J"- ■- ^4 CHILDREN Olmsted, RURAL● URBAN Jomes Boitey Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE ! Otis Barnes, Robert Lyon kk -T* ' ;«1» -ST" INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. ... .● Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr .*«● 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes' (ladies' Night}) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Chorles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 16—Dick Kerr 23—Byron Thomas 30—Russell Moore JANUARY 5—John Welker 6—Don Shorno 13—Vince Kornstien 26—Maurice Payne JUNE 2—Torg Skabo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 16—Howard Teeter (ladies' Night) 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Informotion) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob Livermore 24—Everett Hougen 28—Otis 19—James Bailey 20-Paul Hurley 27—Frank Murray FEBRUARY OCTOBER 12—Tri-State Meeting 23—Warner VanAken 30—Robert Lyons Barnes f MARCH NOVEMBER 3—Ralph Toupalik JULY 7^ 7—Presidents' Meeting 4—Jess Woldron (Election Day) 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's Forty) 14—Robert Kerr 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. He Profits Most Who Serves Best a ALFRED RICE, Program Choirman Telephone 76 �tf He Profits Most Who Serves Best ff The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan April 16, 1953 Bulletin # hO LAST TUESDAY -Ilr« Oberrender of General Electric Company explained that several Mich^ igan Cities will soon be equipped with television equipment that will telecast from 5 to 20 miles. Also, many of the lads breathed a little easier when we found that the switch over from the present set up to the UHF TV would not be too painful financ ially. NEXT TUESDAY APRIL 21st will be B ob Shawls day. For the benefit of all members, new and old, Bob is a member of the firm of Shaw, Shaw, Shaw and Shaw, The firm manufact ures a very fine line of mens dress and vrork shoes and has been kno;7n on occasion to run special lots of shoes for Rotarians vfho have difficulty in finding the right shoe for comfortable wear. Bob is rounding up some fellovrs v;ho have served Rotary for some time and hopes to have an interesting meeting, ABSENT LAST TUESDAY-Fos, Keep, Kornstien,Moore, ftoray, Patterson,Teeter, Thomas, Vinton, Williams and Wise. VISITORS: Robert Brokaw, Angola, C*D, McKenzie, Joe Wibel, Earl Foster of Quincy. ROTARIANS TRAVELING—Howard Teeter and family were in Washington recently and during the visit had a chat with Congressman Schafer. Taxes will go dovm now. ROTARIANS IN THE NiiWS: Carlton McKenzie of the Quincy Club had an exciting experience this week. Seems two boys were riding around Marble Lake in a speed boat and unfort unately upset in the middle of the lake. Fortunately, Carlton and a visitor launched their boat and the motor took off first pull. The boys were in a state of shock v;hen rescuBd» Carlton's boat ran out of gas a few feet from shore but the rescue had been accomplished and the boys are O.K. LESTER WISE heads up the finance committee on the City Cpuncil under the nev; adminis tration, CHARLIE SCHMITT is chairman of the health committee. Reports all minor ailments to this committee after consultation with your doctor, PAUL HURLET becomes a member of the Board of Public Works, See Paul if the water is murky in your kitchen taps. BARNEY TREBILCOCK continues as City Engineer, Kick vigorously if the concrete cracks in your driveway or your street is paved without proper consultation Vy-ith you, KEITH PEARCE continues as City Meat Inspector, Complain to him if those AAA Grade steaks seem a little tough. DICK BIRINGSR takes over the post of City Attorney, All legal questions pertaining to your rights as tax payers should be taken up vuth Dick, RUSSELL MOCRE continues to serve on the Library Board. Russell can guide you in the proper selection of the latest books. CHET ALLEMIER has opened his restaurant in connection with the motel. Drop in fellovra and observe how Chet looks in the garb of a chef. He will personally serve you, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL-All clubs are urged to sign their proxy and have same at the Con vention in Paris. Our proxy vn.ll be carried by Les Woodward,Seems this is an inportant year on legislation, ROTARY DISTRICT-At the recent Assembly some time v;as spent on hovL clubs charge for meals, dues etc. From the discussion it appeared that Coldwater is lenient in the matter of paying for meetings not attended. Some clubs collect for meals in advance— as nruch as 90 days. Others charge each member for his meal,regardless of his attend ance, unless he makes up at another clubc The thinking seemed to run along this line- if the member is a Rotarian at heart, he knows he can best serve his club by being present-if he must miss a meeting he should be glad to kick in his 1,50 as the cost of Rotary goes on from week to vreek, FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: (1) Wise men are not always silent, but know vdien to be. (2) Men do not fail: they give up trying. ^ —by Red McKnight Chick. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday 12:15 M ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday 12:15 M STURGIS — Elks Temple — Mondoy 12:00 M ANGOLA — College Cafeteria — Friday 6:30 P. M. (C.S.T.) BAHLE CREEK - Post Tavern - Monday 12:15 M �GLENN 219TH DISTRICT District STEWART Governor Rotary Club of Coldwater - -1932-33 CHARLES L. WOODWARD — President ED HOLTZ - Vice-President ERNEST W. LU5E — Secretary HARVEY BENT - Director EARL CORWIN - Director GRANT TRELOAR Treosurer FRANK MURRAY - Director DICK BIRINGER - Director CLUB SERVICE HARVEY BENT - Chairman CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC INFORMATION SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS Roy Mulchohey William Bobier, Torg Skobo Ernest Lose, Guvarie CofFman BIRTHDAY ROTARY INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP Carl John Walker, Spencer Owens Vinton, Barney Trebilcock Warner VonAken MUSIC TELEPHONE PROGRAM Byron Thomas, Everett Paul Hurley Alfred Rice COMMUNITY Maurice Payne, Hougen, Ed Holtz Clara Boveo, Piano SERVICE Frank Murray — Chairman CRIPPLED YOUTH SERVICE CHILDREN RURAL - URBAN Kenneth Olmsted, James Bailey Keith Peorce, Webster Treat Warren Williams, Russell Moore SICK COMMITTEE Otis Barnet, Robert Lyon r- INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE Earl Corwin, Chairman. Dick Biringer, Chairman. Paul Hurley Dick Kerr t. t 1952-1953 ROTARY PROGRAMS APRIL DECEMBER AUGUST 5—Fred Weeks 2—Mac McKeith 7—All-Sports Banquet 12—Harold McKnight 19—Jim McComb (Family Picnic) 9—Wm. Milnes (Ladies' Night)) 14—Hal Munn 16—Max Olds 21—Bob Shaw 26—Dist. Gov. Meeting 23—Spencer Owens (Christmas) 28—Charles Schmidt 30—Charles Fiske MAY SEPTEMBER JANUARY 2—Webster Treat (Camp Emery) 5—John Walker 6—Don Shorn© 9—Guvarie Coffman (Fair Grounds) 13—Vince 16—Dick Kerr 12—Tri-State Meeting Kornstlen 19—James Bailey 20—Paul Hurley 23—Byron Thomas 26—Maurice Payne 27—Frank Murray 30—Russell Moore JUNE FEBRUARY OCTOBER 10—Howard Swan 14—Ken Putnam 17—Warren Williams (Rural-Urban) 21—Bob 2—Torg Skobo 9—Raymond Trebilcock 3—Carl Vinton (Rotary Information) 7—Chet Allemier (Stag Picnic) Livermore 16—Howord Teeter (Ladles' Night) A-.. 23—Warner VanAken 24—Everett Hougen 30—Robert Lyons 28—Otis Barnes MARCH 3—Ralph Toupalik NOVEMBER 4—Jess Waldron (Election Day) t JULY 7—Presidents' Meeting 11—Fritz VanAken (Armistice Day) 10—Wayne Way 17—Keith Pearce (Children's 18—Earle Davidson 24—Les Woodward 21—Lloyd Livermore 25—Mark S. Andrews 31—Roy Patterson 28-Harold T. Hill 14—Robert Kerr Party) The above is our program schedule for the year 1952-53. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. ALFRED RICE, Program Chairman Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commiHee to assist with the details. ff He Profits Most Who Serves Best if Telephone 76 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. 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Advelising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Teri The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 238-2479 Meeting of: 278-6033 639-3513 Presiding: 278-8006 invocation: 278-8086 12/30/97 ™ Jim Troust Tom Moorehead & Jim Erickson 279-8218 This \Veek\s Birthdays 278-8489 William Nettleman 278-8463 238-2271 Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry (^rd, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonae Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chineiy, William, School SuperintendenL Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications. Joan 278-5789 Duly, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Rre Insurance, NONE 639-8669 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Dove, James, Musician, NONE 279-7407 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Oygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson. James, Food Brokerage, Eliabetfi Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb 238-2842 Galliers, Buzz, AA-Property Management Linda Galllers, Mark, AA-Dispiay Rxlure Mfg„ Amy 279-9350 Galliers, Matt AA-Video Productions, NONE 278-6828 Galliers. Mike. Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krishna Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Oruggist, Cynthia Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 278-6603 Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: 238^326 Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlene White Mark Putnam Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 238-5421 Pete'^af(fwin 238-2076 YEA^I 1/03/89 Brian Sexton 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 278-6797 Make-ups 278-7851 278-8133 D. Robison - Sunrise; L. Cox, .T Brayton, P. Mastrangelo, B. Rumsey, K. Leonard, B. Kerr, R. 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Hoiben, Rich, SA, NONE 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente iveson, Larry, SA-Prlrting, Jacquelyn 279-8888 279-7505 No Program - sang Christmas Carols for the program. 238-2839 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE Klein, Ken, Pri^erty Management, Cindy Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6628 278-6246 639-8278 238-5857 278-6501 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Chariene 238-4191 Leonhard.Ken, Past Service, Karla 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret 767-4508 278-8773 278-2007 The 4 Way Test Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibbits Director, Tracy 278-8197 Moore. Richard, SA. Elaine 278-4198 1. Is it the TRUTH? Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? NelsonAL SA,Jean 278-6856 Netdeman, William, Past Service, Saiiy(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 767-3510 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 278-6234 Teeter. Howard. Honoraiy, Marian "■ Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy 27W222 278-W74 278-3283 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 639-5902 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire,,,. 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond. Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE 278-8809 278-7327 Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyllis..,, Schroll, John, Savings And Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, SA. Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Darette StewartWiitiam, City GovemmenL Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Tayior, Howard. SA, Lola 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 Tuscliling, Charles .SA, Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 ' Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoot, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy. ,(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard. SA-Plumbing Supply, Oelores 278-6736 ■ Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 **• Woodward, Charles, SA, NONE 278-5033 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 278-4907 279-9042 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFfCERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998 - MARK PUTNAM 1999 - BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER 278-4478 ' Past President 279-8958 " Paul Harris Rotaiy Fellow 1999 - JIM COLE 278-2859 SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN 278-7100 AA Addibonal Active 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 2000 - DAVE PIERCE �Club Service Director Club Programs Club Roster international Service Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Dennis Boester Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Director Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester Gary Howe Barry Case Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison Jim Peters Make-Up Meetings Vbu will always be welcome at these neighboring dubs, Matt Galliers ime UP YOUR ATTENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Darwin Roblson Richard White Jim Cole Steve Glover, Chairman Steve Glover, Chairman Tom Kramer Vocational Awareness & Awards Larry Parks 50/50 Committee Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harirs Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover Community Service QUINCY • Unk)n Church, MorxJay 12:15 RM. BRONSON • Congregationa! Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Director Jim Whelan Public Relations HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 P.M. Rotary Show Jim Whelan International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Tim Hart Dave Pierce, Chairman Vocational Service Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Bulletin Dave Pierce JONESVIU.E - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. Handicapped Children Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Galliers Club Historian Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Robert Loose, Chairman STURGIS • Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. Randall Hazelbaker Chuck Woodward ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. Sargeants-At'Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Tom Moorhead Membership Rob Putnam Coordination Flower Commltee Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschling UNION CITY - Police Staiton, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhl Song Leaders Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Al Nelson Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Rotary Information ATHENS - Congregatiortal Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Glen W. Kinross - Australia Student Guests Les Adams District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship Rich Hoiben, Chairman David Rubley District 6360 Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: Dave Groner 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Geishert BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater^ MI. 4903 6 He Profit s M o s I Who Serve s It e s t ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DiVISiON ST. 12:1.5 pm COLDWATER, MiCHiGAN V �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy AlbrigtiL Pat, Agriculture-Swne, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Stioes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law PractiM, Jean 27£f-9568 238-2'{79 278-6033 639-3513 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald SA-Ct^ Government, Terry Braylon, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Ten BriesL Bob, Past Service, Darlene Bolder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School SuperintendenL Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 238-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 Cox. Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan 278-6797 Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Rre Insurance, Joanne Dove, James, Musician, NONE 238-4075 279-7407 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 The Singingest Club in The USA Meeting of: Presiding: Linden Cox & Bob Briest Mark Putnam Invocation: 278-8006 278-8086 This Week's Greeters: 12/23/97 Next Week's Greeters: Dave Pierce Song Leader: Matt Galliers Pat Albright & Richard White This Week's Hirthdays Robert Redman Rotarian Membership Anniversaries YEARS NAME DATE JOINED Make-ups Les Adams - Aruba; J. Peters - Quincy Guests ir. Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 s. Buzz, AA-Propeity Management, Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fudure Mfg,, Amy Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 Galliers, Mike, Display fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant Kristina 278-4663 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Drugglst, Cynthia 278-3K0 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grobalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Hart Tim, Video Productions, Pamela Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Paris Mfg,, Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay Holben, Rich, SA, NONE 741-3663 278-4728 639-4402 279-7875 ^5848 279-7505 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Iveson, Larry, SA-Prinli'ng, Jacquelyn Jolley, Sanfford, SA, Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy ^79-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robert SA-Hardware Retail, NONE 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy 238-5857 Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 278-6501 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonhard,Ken, Past Service, Karta 278-6832 278-8773 238-4191 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibbrts Director, Tracy 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 Moore. Richard. SA Elaine 278-4198 1. is it the TRUTH? Moodiead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Nelson,AI, SAJean 278-6856 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Netdeman, William, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) O'Conneil, Terry, SA, Salty Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribubon. Deborah Pelzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 767-3510 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam b. Past Service, Coralie d, Robert, Career Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert, SA-SportIng Goods Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings Aid Loan, lla Seyd,Craig,SA,Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, CariMts-ReQil, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette Stewart,William, City Government, Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg,, Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA Lola 279-7477 279-7537 278-2291 238-2324 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 Karen Kirkpairick - Sunrise Early Leavers Jerry Perry, Ken Smoker 50150 Winner None Announcements! Program • Quincy Rotary will meet December 22 , but not on December 29. Jim Gordon, Chairman of Kids Christmas Program, 39 Kids enjoyed a magician and received gifts from Santa (Pete Baldwin). The magician was Jerry Conklin. A BIG thank-you to Jim Gordon and his committee for organizing the party and to the Roiarians who drove the children home. The 4 Way Test 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Teeter. Howafd, Honotary, Marian "• Towns, Jeriy, SA-BanUng, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 * ' Tuschling, Charles ,SA Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy, ,(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores 278-6736 Woodhams. Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA, NONE 278-5033 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorotfiy 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Eiect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998-MARK PUTNAM 1999 - BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER • Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999-JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Additional Active 2000 - DAVE PIERCE 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON �Club Programs Club Roster International Service Director Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Dennis Boaster Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Club Service Vocational Service Dave Pierce International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Director Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Rotary International Foundation Bulletin Tim Hart Dave Pierce, Chairman Gerry Boguth Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case 50/50 Committee Larry Parks Dennis Booster Gary Howe Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dmner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Steve Glover, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison Jim Peters You will always be welcome at these neighboirng dubs. Matt Galliers MAKE UP mUR AUENDANACE • BE A 100% MEMBER Darwin Robison Kids Christmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Community Service QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 P.M. Director Public Relations Jim Whelan Make-Up Meetings BRONSON • Co^gregaliona! Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HILiSDU£ • Episcopal Pairsh House, Wed. 12:15 P.M. Handicapped Children JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 P.M. Rotary Show Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Geriach Tim Hart Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Cralg Sebaid Senior Citizens Committee Tom Moorhead Coordination Flower Commltee BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon Chuck Woodward ANGOLA - Sunset inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. Director Brian Sexton Rotary Support Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman James Troust Chuck Tuschling Jerry Towns Song Leaders A! Nelson Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhl Jim Gordon Mike Geriach Rotary Information Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter ATHENS • Congregation^ Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Glen W. Kinross - Australia Student Guests Les Adams District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley District 6360 Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: Dave Groner 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Gelshert STURGIS • Sturgis Auditoirum, Monday 11:45 A.M. Robert Loose, Chairman Membership Rob Putnam Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION • St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Matt Galliers COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church. Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Ml. 49036 1 "He Profits Most Who Serves Hest ROTARY Refle ct o r MEETING EVERY tkti- ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER. MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy Albright Pat Agricuilure-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Bames, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practia, Jean Boesler, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Govemntent, Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton,Todd, Sand 8 Gravel, Teri finest Bob, Past Service, Darters Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent Sharon Cole, James, AA-8anking, Pamela Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg. Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Rre Insurance, NONE The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 Meeting of: Presiding: Song Leader: 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 i38-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 This Week's Greeters: Children's Christmas Party Mark Putnam Invocation: 238-4326 12/16/97 Next Week's Greeters: Chuck Tusling Mike Galliers Dec.23 - Linden Cox & Bob Briest This Week's liirthdays Dwight Woodman Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAIVIE YEARS DATE JOINED 278-6797 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 Make-ups Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne Dove, James, Musician, NONE 238-4075 279-7407 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabetf) Faulkner, Jack, SA-£ducation-Career, Barb Galliers, Buzz, AA-Property Management Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fixture Mfg., Amy Galliers, Matt. AA-Video Productions, NONE Galliers, Mike, Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 278-8655 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 278-6603 639-4635 A. Nelson (2) - Cape Coral, Fl.; J. Lyon (2) - Sturgis; N. Storbel - Bronson; J. PetKs, J. Cole, B. Sexton - Quincy Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4663 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Oruggist, Cynthia 278-3650 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Gulsinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg., Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay Holben, Rich, SA. NONE Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley,Sanfford,SA,Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy 741-3663 278-4728 639-4402 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 238-2418 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robert SA-Hardware Retail, NONE 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Property Management Cindy Komstein, Vince, SA, Winlvere 238-5857 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Chariene Leonhard,Ken, Past Service, Karla 238-4191 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, "nbbits Director, Tracy Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 278-4198 279-8610 NelsonJtl,SA,Je3n 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah PetSo, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J, Adaire Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Ram 767-3510 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-5234 278-3283 278-2311 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie 278-2291 238-2324 Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Relait, Phyllis 11, John, Savings And Loan, lla d, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker. Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette Stewart,William, City Govemmert, Sally Strobe], Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor. Howard, SA, Lola 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 Hart, Tim, Wdeo Productions, Pamela Oiiests Nancy Hutchins - Sunrise; Garth Wilber, Bill Myers, Jake Modert - Bronson; Dale Brown, Steve n'nr.nnpii Bin rmm,. n..in^v Early Leavers Ron Gibson, Dick Gulsinger, Rob Pumam, Jim Hiscock, Brian Webber 50/50 Winner Bill Crotty $47.00 Announcements! Program • Children's Christmas Party next week - 46 children will be attending. • Mo meeting in Quincy December 22 & 29. • We will be meeting December 23 & 30. Coldwater High School Balladiers entertained us with several Christmas Carols. The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian Towns, Jerry, SA-Baniung, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles ,SA, Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospitai, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy, .(219) 833-2516 ir, Brian, Family Restaurant, NONE 278-5908 r, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 n, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 e, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores 278-6736 s, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 "• Woodward, Charles, SA, NONE 278-5033 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-19.98 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998 - MARK PUTNAM 1999-BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER • Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Feiow 1999 - JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Additiorta! Active 2000 - DAVE PIERCE 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON �Club Programs Club Roster international Service Director Director Director Mike Gailiers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Vocational Service International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Club Service Dennis Boester Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Rotary International Foundation Tim Hart Dave Pierce, Chairman Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case Steve Glover, Chairman Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Pau! Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Jim Peters Darwin Robison Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon. Chairman Tom Kramer Vocational Awareness & Awards Larry Parks 50/50 Committee Gary Howe Director Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Bulletin Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison Ybo will always be wefcome at these neighboirng dubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER Community Service QUINCY • Union Churcii, Monday 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregaljona! Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Director Steve Glover Jim Whelan HILISDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM. Rotary Show Mike Galiiers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Galiiers Club Historian Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Randall Hazelbaker Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Make>Up Meetings Matt Gailiers Public Relations Jim Whelan Dave Pierce JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. Handicapped Children COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Chucrh, Thurs,7:00A.M, ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Gailiers Tom Moorhead STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. Robert Loose, Chairman BATTLE CREEK • McCamty Plaza, Mon. Noon Chuck Woodward ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. Membership Rob Putnam Coordination Flower Commltee Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschting Song Leaders ATHENS • Conyegalional Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhl Rotary Support UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Ai Nelson Mike Galiiers, Chairman Gregg Dean Rotary Information Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Rotary International President Glen W. Kinross - Australia Student Guests Les Adams District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship District 6360 Rich Holben, Chairman Dave Groner David Rubley Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Geishert Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettieman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko Coldwater P,0. Box 42 CoIdwatety Ml. 49036 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETiNG EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER, MICHIGAN '.i'A �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy Albright, Pat, Agriculture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn B^dwln, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll. SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Government Teny Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand 6 Gravel, Teri Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlene Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela PHONE The Singingest Club in The USA-^^ 279-9568 238-2479 Meeting of: 12/09/97 639-3513 Presiding: Mark Putnam 278-8006 Invocation: Chuck Tusling Song Leader: Mike Galliers 278-6033 278-8086 238-4326 ^ This Week's Greeters: Ron Gibson & Ed Lake ^ ^ N- Next Week's Greeters: Children's Christmas Party Dec.23 - Linden Cox & BobBriest 279-8218 This Week's Birthdays 278-8489 278-8463 238-2271 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 278-5789 238-5421 YEARS NAME DATE JOINED 238-2076 278-5378 279-7660 279-8202 Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan 278-6797 Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Rre Insurarrce, NONE Dean. John, SA-Rre Insurance, Joanne Dove, James, Musician, NONE 639-8669 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 Faulkner, Jack, SA-£ducation-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz. AA-Property Management Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Rxture Mfg„ Amy Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE 279-9350 Galliers, Mike, Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 278-6603 639-4635 Gregg Dean. Brian Webber, Mike Galliers, Dick White, Tim Hart, Mark Galliers, Don Shemel, Todd Brayion. Tom Kramer, Jim Erickson Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krishna 278-4663 50/50 Winner Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 278-3650 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Maty Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicie Parts Mfg., Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay 279-7875 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA, NONE 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist Benle Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn 279-8888 Kaspemki, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere Make-ups 278-7851 278-8133 J. Grohalski - Union City; S. Kasperski - Angola; W. Kellogg, J. Hiscock. J. Dygert, 238-4075 L. Downs, K. Smoker - Sunrise 279-7407 278-4248 Guests 279-7217 Wendel Haihaway - Bronson; Karen Kirkpatrick; Bill Crotty - Quincy; Jenny Strawser, Ryan Albright - Students 278-5388 Early Leavers 278-6826 Bob Rumsey 279-7163 $71.00 278-2132 A nnouncementsfProgram 741-3663 278-4728 • Rotary Show Info: This years rotary show will be 50's music. Brian Sexton and Randall Hazelbaker are the new directors and were elected today. 238-5848 • 2 Rotarians are needed December 12-13 to judge Christmas Outdoor Decorations - Jim Erickson & Larry Parks volunteered. 238-2839 Mike Boyd from Coldwater Sport Fishing Charters spoke to us about sport 279-7469 fishing. He operates out of the Ports of St. Joseph and Manistee. He showed us 278-6628 a video taken from his boat that was aired on channel 10 out of Lansing. 278-6246 639-8278 238-5857 278-6501 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 278-8773 Leonhard.Ken, Past Service, Karia 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibbits Director, Trffl:y 767-4508 Moore, Richard, SA. Elaine 278-4198 1. Is it the TRUTH? Mocrhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth NeisonAl.SA, Jean 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Nettleman, Wiliam, Past Service, SallyfSarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 767-3510 278-6832 238-4191 278-2007 The 4 Way Test 278-8197 278-6856 3, Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concemed? 639-8453 2794497 278-7510 278-6234 "• Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian •" Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 278-3283 Troust, Jim, SA, Ret>ecca 278-4402 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire.... 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose flobison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyllis.... Schroll, John, Savings And Loan, lla Sebaid, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian. Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-7477 Tuschling, Charles ,SA, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette Stewart William, City Government Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mtg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 639-5902 279-7537 * Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy, ,(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant, NONE 278-5908 278-2291 238-2324 278-8809 238-4577 279-7806 (616) 432-3757 279-8543 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, SA-Piumbing Supply, Delores * Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Lmda Woodman, Dwight, B,P.U, Director, Carol *" Woodward, Charles, SA, NONE 278-7095 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 279-9282 278-5033 278-4907 Young. Charles, Rshing EquipmenL Dorothy 279-9072 278-7327 278-5008 278-8068 278-8373 279-9042 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998 - MARK PUTNAM 1999 -BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER 278-4478 * Past President 279-8958 " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999 -JIM COLE 278-2859 SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN 278-7100 AA Additional Active 2000 - DAVE PIERCE 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON �Club Programs Club Service Director Director Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Dennis Boester Randall Hazelbaker Robert Rumsey Jack Faulkner Bulletin Dave Pierce, Chairman Feiiowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman International Service Mike Galliers, Chairman Director Rick Roper Dave Pierce Vocationai Service Chuck Tuschling Director Jim Cole Gerry Boguth Vocationai Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case 50/50 Committee Larry Parks Steve Glover, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison Jim Peters Make-up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring dubs. Matt Galliers AMXe UP YOUR ATTENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER Darwin Roblson Kids Christmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Pubiic Reiations Community Service Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Conneil, Chairman 8R0NS0N - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 P.M. Handicapped Children JONESVILLE - RoundtaUe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 P.M. Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Ciub Historian Randall Hazelbaker Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Tom Moorhead Coordination Fiower Commitee Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support BATTLE CREEK-McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. James Troust Chuck Tuschling UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns Song Leaders Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Al Nelson Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Rotary information ATHENS • Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Glen W. Kinross - Australia Student Guests Les Adams District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley District 6360 Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: Dave Groner 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. interact Committee Edward Gelshert STURGIS - Slurgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. Chuck Woodward Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhl Thurs.7:00 A.M. Robert Loose, Chairman Membership Rob Putnam COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodisl Churdi, ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Tliurs. Noon Mark Galliers Matt Galliers QUINCY • Union Church, Monday 12:15 P.M. Director Rotary Show Jim Whelan international Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Rotary international Foundation Tim Hart Dennis Boester Gary Howe Ciub Roster Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettteman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko i Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 He Profits Most Who Serves Best Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �Coldwater ROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME • • •< • t t* • • '* • ... ■ • •• '• • «« • >• • • • .. • t •• • Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy Albright, Pat, Agriculture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kalhiyn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary. Jane Banies. Carroll. SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Rictiard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-Clty Government, Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Teri PHONE The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 238-2479 Meeting of: 12/02/97 639-3513 Presiding: Mark Putnam 278-8006 Invocation: Jim Troust Song Leader: Jerry Towns 278-6033 278-8086 238-4326 .279-8218 This Week's Greeters: ^ Next Week's Greeters: Ron Gibson & Ed Lake T/iis Week's liirlhdays 278-8489 Mark Galliers, Dick Guisinger 278-8463 Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlene 238-2271 Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, P^eia Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan 278-5789 Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire insurance, NONE 639-8669 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 A1 Nelson - Dove, James, Musician, NONE 279-7407 Faulkner, G. Brayton (2) - Sunrise Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygerl, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Eliabeth Faulkner, Jack, SA-Educatlon-Career, Barh Galliers, Buzz, AA-Property Management, Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fixture Mfg,, Amy Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE Galliers, Mike, Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant Krislina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist Cynthia Gordon, Jim, CPA, Bartrara 238-2842 Grohalski, James, Banfang, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg., Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay 741-3663 Holben, Rich, SA, NONE 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist Bente Iveson, Larry, SA-Printlng, Jacquelyn Jolley, Sanfford, SA, Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy 279-8888 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware RehJi, NONE 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Property Management Cirrdy 238-5857 Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 279«01 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 233-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, DB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 278-6832 Leonhard,Ken, Past Service, Karia 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyor, Jim, SA, Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibbrts Director, Tracy Moore, Richard, SA Elaine 7674508 Rotarian Meinhership Anniversaries 238-5421 NAME YEARS Duke Davidson 238-2076 DATE JOINED 43 12/07/54 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 278-6797 Make-ups 278-7851 278-8133 Coral, FL; P. Mastranselo - Rome, NY; J. Cole, C. Barnes, J. 2784248 Guests 279-7217 278-8655 Rita Klavinski - Sunrise; Bill Slisher - Bronson; Courtney Waikoczeski, Korey Wischmeyer - Students 279-9350 278-5388 Early Leavers 278-6826 Dave Pierce, Gregg Dean, Bob Redman, Jim Whelan, Bill Chinery, Don Shemel, Bill Stewart, Tim Hart, Matt Galliers. Pat Albright 278-6603 6394635 2784663 50150 Winner 278-3650 Les Adams 279-7163 $51.00 278-2132 Announcements!Proyiram 2784728 • Rotary Show Info: Mike Galliers is director, Ed Lake is Chairman, assisted by 6394402 Mike Gerlach. 279-7875 238-5848 • Took up a collection ($10.00 per member) for Kids Christmas party. 279-7505 • Bill Netlleman is doing well and can now have visitors. Steve Kasperski from Extermital showed a videw and talked about a new procedure to protect your home from Termites. It's called the Sentricon System. 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 278-8773 238-4191 278-2007 The 4 Way Test 278-8197 2784198 1. Is it the TRUTH? Moortiead, Tom, Property Casualty insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Nelsonjkl, SA Jean 278-6856 Neftleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) D'Conneii, Terry, SA Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribubon, Deborah Petzko, John. Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Kar«i 767-3510 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? 639-8453 2794497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 *•' Teeter, Howard. Honorafy, Marian "" Towns. Jerry, SA-8anking, Nancy 27W222 278-IW74 278-3283 Troust. Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire.... 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Ram Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, C^eer Education, NONE 279-7477 278-8373 Tuschling, Cliarles ,SA, Trudy 2384577 Tyson, Bill, Past Sen/ice, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Ricfiard, SA-Hospital, Janet (616} 432-3757 Vanderfioof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy. .(219} 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant, NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Deiores 278-6736 Woodhams, tjwrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwight B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 »• ... • CIASSIFICATION 279-7537 • 278-2291 238-2324 278-8809 ,. . .278-7327 Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyllis.... Schroil, John, Savings And Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Briar, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 278-5006 279-8543 Woodward, Charles, SA, NONE 278-5033 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 279-9072 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette Stewart,Williain, City Government Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA Lola 279-9042 278-8068 ' OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Seoretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998-MARK PUTNAM 1999-BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER 278-4478 Past President 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999-JIM COLE SA Senior Acth« 2000 - JiM WHELAN AA Additional Active 279-8958 " 278-2859 278-7100 2000 - DAVE PIERCE �Club Programs Club Roster international Service Director Director Director Mike Gailiers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Club Service Dennis Boaster Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Jack Faulkner Bulletin Dave Pierce, Chairman Tim Hart Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester Gary Howe 50/50 Committee Vocational Service Director Dave Pierce International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Jim Cole Rotary International Foundation Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case Larry Parks Steve Glover, Chairman Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Jim Peters Darwin Robison Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Tom Kramer Darwin Robison Jim Whelan Make-up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboirng dubs. Matt Gailiers Steve Glover Public Relations Four-Way Test Larry Downs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER Community Service BRONSON • Congrega^al Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HILLSDW.E • Episcopal Parish House, Wed, 12:15 P.M. Rotary Show Handicapped Children Mike Gailiers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Gailiers Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Tom Moorhead Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Robert Loose, Chairman Chuck Woodward Rob Putnam Membership Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell. Chairman Coordination Dick Uhl Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns A1 Nelson Mike Gailiers, Chairman Gregg Dean Rotary Information Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Edward Geishert Jeff Dean Idwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Ml. 49036 JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs, 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Gailiers Flower Commltee QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 P.M. Director STURGIS • Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY • PCfrice Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman ATHENS • Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Ken Smoker Rotary International President Glen W. Kinross - Australia Student Guests Les Adams District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley Richard White District 6360 Dave Groner BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko 1 He Profits Mhst WO^'o Serves B:est ROTARY Refle c t o r ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy 279-9SB Albright Pat Agricufture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Bames, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Blringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice. Jean 23S-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Serwce, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Government Terry 238-4326 279-8218 Braylon, Greg, Advertising, Sally Braylon, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Teri 278-8489 278-8463 Briest, Bob, Past Service, Oarlene Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonae Case, Barry, SA-CPA JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent Sharon Cole, James, AA-BankIng, Pamela Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan Culy, Fred SA-Jeweiry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne Dove, James, Musician, NONE Downs, Larry, Golf Markefing, Judy Dygert, John, SA-Career Cenler, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, SA-Educatlon-Career, Barb Galllem, Buzz, AA-Property Management, Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fixture Mfg„ Amy Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE Galliers, Mike, Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert Edward, SA, Sylvia 238-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 278-6797 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 238-4075 279-7407 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 278-8655 279-5350 278-5388 278-6826 278-6603 639-4635 Geriach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurartt, Krishna 278-4663 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Hart, "nm, Video Productions, Pamela Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg,, Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay Holben, Rich, SA, NONE Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley.Sanfford,SA.P3t Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wer/Uniforms, Dorothy 278-3650 279-7163 278-2132 741-3663 278-4728 639-4402 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 238-2418 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robert SA-Hardware Retail, NONE 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy 238-5857 Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonhard.Ken, Past Service, Karia Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibbits Director, Tracy Moore, Richard, SA Elaine Mootbead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth NelsonAI.SAJean 278-6832 278-8773 238-4191 278-6100 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 278-4198 279-8610 278-6856 Netlleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Sarah} O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Peny, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 767-3510 639^53 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire Putnam, Rob. Ntachine Manufacturing, Ram 278-2311 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert Career Education, Rose fiflbison, Darvnn, Hardware Retail, Bonnie 278-2291 238-2324 Roper, Rick. Career Education, NONE Rubley, David, SA Dei Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyliis II, John, Savings And Loan, lla d, Cralg, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Oanette n. City Government, Sally b, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-B068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7fOO The Singingest Club in The USA Meeting of: 11/25/97 Presiding: Mark Putnam Invocation: Bob Loose Song Leader: Gregg Dean This Week's Greeters: Dick Moore & Ken Klein Next Week's Greeters: Jerry Perry & Bob Kerr T/tis Week's Birthdays Roiarian Membership Anniversaries YEARS NAME DATE JOINED Jim Gordon 2 11/28/95 Rob Putnam 2 11/28/95 Make-ups A1 Nelson - Cape Coral, FL; J. E^gert - Albion; J. Gordon - Sunrise; J. Higgins, D. Robison- Bronson;J. Faulkner,J. Peters, R. Putnam, C. Bames, B. Galliers (3), J. Koss, J. Dean - Quincy; Guests Dick Spaulding, Bill King, Steve O'Donnell - Quincy; Jim Eley - Bronson; George Gear - Angola; Andrea Shemel, Angle Murphy - Students Early Leavers Gregg Dean, Jerry Boguth, Ron Gibson, Dick Guisinger, Jim Peters, Brian Sexton, Larry Downs, Steve O'Donnell, Jim Gordon, Rob Putnam 50/50 Winner Mark Galliers $57.00 Announcements/Program • Jim Hiscock - Alpha One Mystery tour at Jays Olds tomorrow. • Bill Nettleman had quadruple by-pass surgery and is recovering at home. Open Meeting - Possible joint project with Altrusa Club. Tom Kramer reported we are co-sponsoring a Christmas decorating contest. International Rotary Conference in Indianapolis starting June 15, need members to go. The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian "* Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 279-7477 • ' Tuschling, Charles ,SA, Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administr^ion, Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Brcadcasling, Patricia 278-7738 While, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores 278-6736 Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, DwighL B.RU, Director, Carol 279-9282 •" Woodward, Charles, SA NONE Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment Dorothy 278-5033 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998 - MARK PUTNAM 1999-BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER Past President 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999-JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Additional Active 2000 - DAVE PIERCE �Club Service Club Programs Club Roster international Service Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Director Director Vocational Service International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Director Chuck Tuschling Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Dennis Boester Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Bulletin Dave Pierce, Chairman Rotary International Foundation Tim Hart Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester Gary Howe Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case 50/50 Committee Steve Glover, Chairman Larry Parks Darwin Robison Four-Way Test Larry Downs Jim Peters Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring dubs. Matt Galliers MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER Steve Glover, Chairman Darwin Robison Kids Christmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Community Service QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 RM, BRONSON • Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Director Jim Wheian Public Relations HILLSOALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM. Rotary Show Jim Wheian Handicapped Children Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Wheian. Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Galliers Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Robert Loose, Chairman Chuck Woodward Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Tom Moorhead Membership Coordination Flower Commltee Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Al Nelson Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Rotary Information Thurs. 7:00 A.M. STURSIS • Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK • McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 8:15 RM. ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Student Guests Les Adams Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley District 6360 Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: Dave Groner 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Geishert COLDWATER SUNRISE • Meltwdisl Church, UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhl JONESVILLE - Roufxitable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 P.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Rob Putnam Dave Pierce Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko Coldwater P.O, Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 - ifef -'ef-v He Profits Mo s t W A « S e rve s It e s t ROTARY t: -ir'aai Refle c t or MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy AlbnghL Pat Agricultire-Swine, Colleen Andemon, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Bames, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Govemment, Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton,Todd, Sand & Gravel, Teri Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlene Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne Dove, James, Musician, NONE Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygeil, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb Galliers, Buzz, AA-Properly Management, Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fixture Mfg., Amy Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE Galliers, Mike, Display Fixture Mfg„ Donna Geisbert, Edward, SA, Sylvia Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 Meeting of: 278-8006 invocation: Presiding: 278-8086 Tim Hart & Mike Gerlach Mark Putnam Song Leader: 238-4326 279-8218 278-8489 This Week's Greeters: 11/18/97 Next Week's Greeters: Chuck Tushling Dick Moore & Ken Klein Mike Gerlach This Week's Birthdays 278-8463 Carroll Bames. James Cole, Ken Klein, Richard Uhl, James Erickson, Don Shemel 238-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 278-6797 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 238-4075 279-7407 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 278-8655 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 278-6603 639-4635 278-4663 278-3650 279-7163 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries YEARS NAME DATE JOINED 11/23/93 11/23/93 Leslie Adams Robert Redman Make-ups J. Peters, J. Faulkner (2), J. Hiscock, J. Grohaiski, Mark Galliers - Quincy; J. Gordon, Maik Galliers - Angola; D. Robison, .T Brayton (2), E. Lake - Sunrise; N. Strobel, J. Grohaiski, Mark Galliers (3), E. Lake - Bronson; Mike Galliers - Bonita Springs, FL. Guests Bob Henning - Michigan CTR.; Gary Yoimce - Bronson; Charles Fry - Columbus, OH; Frank Berbinger - Rmn.nnAhhi MrHaiH - .Shident.^ Barly Leavers Gregg Dean, Mike Galliers, Dr. Woodhams, Brian Webber, Ray Cardenas, Jeff Dean, Jim Peters, L 50150 Winner $55.00 Jim Peters 278-2132 Grohaiski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Hart Tim, Video Productions, Pamela Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg„ Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay 741-3663 278-4728 639-4402 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA, NONE 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Benle Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley, Sanfford, SA, Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 .639-8278 AnnounccmentsIProgram • Happy Birthday Bob Kerr. He's 75! We all enjoyed a piece of his birthday cake. • Ray Cardenas received a 13 year perfect attendance pin. Bob Henning of Michigan Center Club spoke on the Rotary Foundation. He is a past District Governor. There is both a district and national foundation. Various projects are supported by our donations to the foundation. Donations can be made by wills, bequests, outright gift, and trust. Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy 238-5857 Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere Koss, Jim, SA, Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE 278-6501 238-2265 278-6832 Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonhard,Ken, Past Service, Karia 278-8773 238-4191 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy Maslrangelo, Paul, Tibbits Director, Tracy 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 Moore, Richard, SA Elaine 278-4198 1. Is it the TRUTH? Moorbead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Nelson,AI, SAJean 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sal!y(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SASaily Parks, Urry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 767-3510 639-8453 2794497 278-7510 6395902 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Pefzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J, Adaire Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coriie Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings And Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, SA Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker. Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette StewartWIIiam, City Government Sily Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barlara Taylor, Howard, SA Lola 278-6234 278-3283 278-2311 2797477 279-7537 278-2291 238-2324 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 2799042 278^478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 The 4 Way Test 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to ail concerned? Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy 27W222 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charies ,SA, Trudy 2384577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration. Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 ir, Brian, Family Restaurant, NONE 278-5908 n, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 n, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard, SA-Ptumbing Supply, Delores 278-6736 * Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-77{l3 Woodman, Dwighl, B.P.U, Director, Carol 2799282 ' " Woodward, Charles, SA, NONE 278-5033 Young, Charles, Rshing Equipment, Dorothy 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998-MARK PUTNAM 1999 - BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999 - JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Addttiorul Active 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 2000 - DAVE PIERCE �Club Service Director Club Programs Club Roster International Service Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Dennis Boester Randall Hazelbaker Robert Rumsey Jack Faulkner Bulletin Tim Hart Dave Pierce, Chairman Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester 50/50 Committee Gary Howe Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paui Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Vocational Service International Projects Director Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Jim Cole Rotary International Foundation Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case Larry Parks Steve Glover, Chairman Darwin Robison Jim Peters Four-Way Test Larry Downs Kids Christmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Public Relations Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome al these neighbonng dubs. Matt Galliers Darwin Robison MAKEUPYOURAmNDANACE-BEA 100%MEMBER Community Service QUINCY • Unon Church. Monday 12:15 P.M. Director BRONSON - CongregaliotHl Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HILLSDALE ■ Episcopal Parish House. Wed. 12:15 P.M. Rotary Show Jim Whelan Dave Pierce Handicapped Children JONESVILIE • RoundtaUe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Galllers Club Historian Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Robert Loose, Chairman STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. Randall Hazelbaker Chuck Woodward ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 8:15 RM. Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Rob Putnam Membership Coordination Flower Commltee Dick Uhl Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Al Nelson Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Rotary Information Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Edward Geishert Jeff Dean Thurs.7;OOA,M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Galllers Tom Moorhead COIJDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church. Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Ken Smoker Student Guests Les Adams Youth Scholarship Rich Hotben, Chairman David Rubley Richard White BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.I. District 6360 Dave Groner BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Coldwater ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy Albright Pat, Agriculture-Swine, Colleen fciderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn B^dwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Bames, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean Booster, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Government Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Saily Brayton,Todd, Sand & Gravel, Teri Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlerw Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry (^d, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, flay. Life Insurance, Gonae Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 Meeting of: 11/11/97 This Week's Greeters: Presiding: Mark Putnam Invocation: JimTroust Matt Galliers & Mike Galliers Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: Jerry Towns Tim Hart & Mike Geriach Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE 238-4326 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 238-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 278-6797 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Dove, James, Musician, NONE Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb Galliem, Buzz, AA-Propeity Management, Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Oisplay Rxture Mfg., Amy Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE Galliers, Mike, Display Fudure Mfg., Donna Geishert Edward, SA, Sylvia 279-7407 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 278-8655 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 278-6603 639-4635 Geriach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4663 Gibson. Ron, Ph^ician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara GrohalsW, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Hart Tim, Video Productions, Pamela Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg,, Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay Hoiben, Rich, SA, NONE Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Benle ' tveson, Larry, SA-Printing, JacQuelyn ■ Jolley, Sanfford, SA, Pat Kaspemki, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere Koss, Jim, SA, Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-3650 279-7163 278-2132 741-3663 278-4728 639-4402 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 238-2418 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 639-8278 238-5857 278-6501 238-2265 278-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonhard,Ken, Past Service, Karia 238-4191 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy Mastrangeio, Paul, Tibbits Director, Tracy 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 Moore. Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 1. Is it the TRUTH? Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communicahons, Joan NelsonJLLSAJean 278-6856 ' Nettleman, William, Past Service, SaiyfSarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks. Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribuhon, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 767-3510 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob. Past Service, Coraiie 279-7537 Redmond, RrSiert, Career Education, Rose 278-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE ■ Rubley, David, SA, Del ^ Rumsey, Robert, SA-Spoiting Goods Retail, Phyllis Schroil, John, Savings And Loan, lla ' Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemei, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette Stewrt, William, City Govemment, Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg, Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 238-2324 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 This Week's Birthdays William Stewart, Santford Jolley, Robert Kerr, Harold Card Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS Howard Teeter 59 DATE JOINED 11/11/38 Make-ups L, Cox, D. Woodman - Sunrise; G. Brayton, H, Sexton, R. Cardenas, K, Smoker Quincy; D. Uhl - Athens; J. Lyon - Stui^s Guests Steve O'Connell - Quincy; Karen Kirkpatiick - Bronson; Dave Groner - District Governor Early Leavers 50/50 Winner $52,00 Dick While A nnouncementslProgram • Election Day today - gel out & vote per President Putnam • Nominating committee to meet today per Howard Taylor • United Way hat was passed for donations District Governor Dave Groner presented the program. There are 61 clubs with 3,400 members in this district. Lansing is largest the club with Belding being the smallest. Dave told us about what other clubs in the district are doing. There are 238 Rotary Clubs in Russia, He talked about various projects our Rotary clubs are supporting. The 4 Way Test 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian Towns, Jerry, SA-Bankirrg, Nancy 2784222 278-8474 TrousI, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschiing, Charles .SA, Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant, NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 n, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 e, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores 278-6736 s, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 •" Woodward, Charles, SA, NONE 278-5033 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998 - MARK PUTNAM 1999 - BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER • Past President •• Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999-JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000-JIM WHELAN AA Additional Acbve 2000 - DAVE PIERCE 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON �Club Service Director Club Programs Club Roster International Service Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Dennis Boaster Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Dave Pierce, Chairman Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Tom Kramer Director Gerry Boguth Vocational Awareness & Awards Jim Cole 50/50 Committee Larry Parks Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison Jim Peters Community Service BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 P.M. Handicapped Children Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Gailiers Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Robert Loose, Chairman Chuck Woodward Membership Coordination Flower Commltee Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhl Al Nelson Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Rotary Information Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Student Guests Les Adams Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley Richard White COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. STURQIS ■ Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Churdi, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.I. District 6360 Dave Groner BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Geishert JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 P.M. ALBION • St. James Eplsrx^ Church. Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Tom Moorhead QUINCY • Union Church, Monday 12:15 RM, Director Rotary Show Rob Putnam Make-Up Meetings MAKEUPYOURATTENDANACE-BEA tOO%MEMBER Steve Glover Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Barry Case ytv will always be welcome at these nei^boring dubs. Matt Galliers Public Relations Jim Whelan Richard White Steve Glover, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Darwin Robison International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Tim Hart Dennis Boester Gary Howe Vocational Service Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Bulletin Dave Pierce Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 4903 6 ROTARY Refle c t 0 r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CWSSIFICATION Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy AlbrigM, Pat, Agriculture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Chnl Law Practice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 278-8006 278-8086 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald SA-City Government, Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Terl 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlene 238-2271 Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry 278-5789 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie 238-5421 238-2076 Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon 278-5378 279-7680 Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan 279-8202 278-6797 Culy, Fred SA-Jewetry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Dove, James, Musician, NONE 279-7407 Downs, Larry, Golf Markeling, Judy Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 Faulimer, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA-Property ManagemenL Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fixture Mfg„ Amy Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 Galliers, Mike, Display iFxture Mfg„ Donna Geishen, Edward, SA. Sylvia 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4663 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia 278-3650 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Nay Higglns, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg„ Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay Holben, Rich, SA, NONE Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley, Sanfford, SA, Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Keliogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere Koss, Jim, SA Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 279-7875 ,238-5848 279-7505 238-2418 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 Leonhard,Ken, Past Service, Karla 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibbits Director, Tracy Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth II. SA, Jean 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 278-4198 279-8610 278-6856 lliam, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary. Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate A)praisals, Karen 767-3510 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J, Adaire 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, Ridt. Career Education, NONE Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyllis SchFOll, John, Savings And Loan, lla Sebald,Craig,SARita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette Stewart,William, City Government Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Ta^or, Howard, SA Lola 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 The Singingest Club in The USA Meeting of: 11 /05/97 This Week's Greeters: Presiding: Mark Putnam Invocation: Dave Pierce Mark Galliers & Buzz Galliers Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: Mike Gerlach Matt Galliers & Mike Galliers This Week's Ifirthdavs Edward Geishert, Jerry Perry, Mark Putnam Rotariau Membership Anniversaries YEARS NAME Ray Cardenas Rick Roper Gregg Dean DATE JOINED 13 11/02/84 10 14 11/03/87 11/08/83 Make-ups R. Porter, M. Putnam, A. Nelson, C. Sebald, B. Chinnery, G. Brayton, J. Lyon, L. Cox, D. Woodman, E. Lake - Sunrise; L. Downs, S. Kaspersld, R. Putnam, J. Dygat, C. Bames, J. Lyon - Sturgis; G. Howe - Gulf Shores, AL; J. Grohalski - Union City; Matt Galliers - Angola Guests Dick Spaulding - Quincy, Bill Grotty, Steve O'Donnell, Hal Creal - Sunrise Student Guests - Sam AcMoody, Bill Malatinsky Early Leavers Bob Redman, Dick Spaulding, Richard Guisinger, Jim Grohalski, Dick Biringer, Brian Webber, Bill CWnery, Steve O'Donnell 50/50 Winner Brian Sexton $58.00 AnnouncementslProfirani • District Governor here next week. • Bob Rumsey - $365.00 was raised in the club for Breast Cancer Run/Walk. • Craig Sebald explained what Senior Active classification means. • Howard Taylor of the nomination committee want nominations for board. • Opportunity next week to donate to United Way. • Darwin Robison received 3yr. perfect attendance pin. • Jim Hiscock received 9yr. pin. Old Cars & Restoration - Jim, Gene & Howard Taylor deal in old cars and street rods. They explained what restoration of a car entails. If you wish to take on this type of project you need to get a car that you like and will keep you motivated. Jim, Gene & Howard brought several cars to view in the parking lot 639-8278 238-5857 278-6501 238-2265 278-6832 278-8773 238-4191 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Teeter, Howard, Honorafy, Marian *" Towns, Jerry, SA-Bankirg, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles ,SA, Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 * Uhl, Richard, SA-Hosptel, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Admini^tlon, Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant NONE 278-5908 Werkm^, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim. Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard, SA-Ptumbing Supply, Delores 278-6736 • Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, DwighL B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 "* Woodward, Charies,SA, NONE 278-5033 Young, Charles, Rshing Equipment. Dorothy 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998-MARK PUTNAM 1999 -BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999 - JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Additional Active 2000 - DAVE PIERCE 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON �Club Programs Club Roster Internationai Service Director Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Club Service Dennis Boester Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Dave Pierce, Chairman Gerry Boguth 50/50 Committee Larry Parks Danwin Robison Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison You mil always be wekom al these neighboirng dubs. MAKEUPYOURATTEND/mCE-BEA 100%MEMBEB Steve Glover Community Service OUINCY - Union Chucrh, Monday 12:15 P.M. Director 6R0NS0N - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House. Wed. 12:15 P.M. Rotary Show Handicapped Children Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Galliers Club Historian Randall Hazetbaker Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Robert Loose, Chairman Chuck Woodward Tom Moorhead Flower Commltee Membership Coordination Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support James Troust Chuck Tuschting Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns Song Leaders Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Al Nelson Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Rotary Information Thurs. 7:00 A.M, STURGIS • Sturgis Auditoirum, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK • McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. ATHENS - Congregatk»^al Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Student Guests Les Adams Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.l. Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley Richard White District 6360 Dave Groner BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Geishert COLIDWATER SUNRISE • Melhodist Chucrh, UNION CITY - Police Station. Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhl JONESVILLE • RoundtaWe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. ALBION • St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Rob Putnam Barry Case Make-Up Meetings Matt Galliers Public Relations Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Richard White Steve Glover, Chairman Jim Peters Jim Whelan Director Vocational Awareness & Awards Jim Cole Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Tom Kramer International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Tim Hart Dennis Boester Gary Howe Vocationai Service Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Bulletin Dave Pierce Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko law ater P.O. Box 42 Coldwatety MI. 49036 He Profit s M o s t Who Serve s li e s 1 ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DiVISiON ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �Coldwater MEMBER ROSTER NAME ClASSlflCATION Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy ' AibrigtiL Pat, Agriculture-Swne, Colleen •*' Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kattiiyn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane * Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret "* Biringer,Richard,SA-CivilLawPractice.Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas SerwK, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Government, Teriy Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton,Todd. Sand & Gravel, Teri ' Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlene 238-2271 Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent Sharon Cole. James. AA-Banking, Pamela 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan ■ •• Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE * Dean, Jeffrey. SA-Fre Insurance, NONE 278-6797 Dean,John,SA-RreInsurance,Joanne 238-4075 Dove, James, Musician, NONE 279-7407 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy •" Dygeil, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 238-4326 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 Meeting of: 10/28/97 Presiding; Mark Putnam Invocation: Rev. Jim Trousl I n . Week's Greeters: _ Jim Trousl & Chuck Tushling ® Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: Mike Galliers Mark Galliers & Buzz Galliers This Week *.v Hirthelays Robert Rumsey Rolahan Memhersltfj) Anniversaries NAME YEARS Charles Woodward Jim Hiscock 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 51 11 DATE JOINED 10/29/46 10/29/86 Make-ups A. NelsOT, M. Putnam, L. Cox - Sunrise; J. Peters - Quincy; J. Dygert, J. Hiscock. Mark & Mike Galliers - Bronson; .P Baldwin ♦ Dublin, New Hampshire; Mark & Matt GalliCTs, R. Pcxter - Angola 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 Guests Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA-Property Management Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fixture Mfg,, Amy 279-9350 278-5388 Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE 278-6826 Galliers, Mike, Display Rxture Mfg., Donna "• Geishen, Edward, SA, Sylvia 278-6603 639^635 Gre^ Dean, John Dygert, Lcs Adams, Jim Peters, Bill Stewart, John SchroU, Mike Gertach, Mike. Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4663 50/50 Winner Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-3650 279-7163 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick. Dental Lab, Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgms, Jerry, AA-Vehicte Parts Mfg., Eileen— .rr:;. .t Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail. Kay 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 • *•* Holben, Rich, SA, NONE 238-2418 How, Gary, Optometrist Bente " Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquetyn Jolley, Sanfford, SA, Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 ■' • Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Property Management Cindy 238-5857 Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss,Jim,SA.Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon. Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonhard,Ken, Past Service. Karia Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA Judy il, Tibbits Director, Tracy d,SA Elaine 278-6832 278-8773 238-4191 278-6100 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 NelsonXSAJean 278-6856 Netdeman, William, Past Service, Saliy(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales. NONE Perry, Jeriy, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire fhjtnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam 767-3510 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 278-2311 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie 279-7537 278-2291 238-2324 Roper, Rick. Career Education, NONE Rubley, David. SA Del Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings And Loan, lla Sebald,Craig,SA,Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette Stewart,William, City Govemment Sally Stfobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA Lola 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 Rita Klavinski - Sunrise Early Leavers Galliers, Tim Hart, Rob Putnam Fred Culy $52.00 A nnouncements/Prograni • Dwight Woodman - pleads for Rotarian support on the broad band issue. • Bill Stewart reiterates that plea. • Also, Lindy Cox reminds us to fill out inframation sheets for the Rotary Web page. Randall Hazelbaker presents himself and some of his toy collection. Todays hot collectables are - anything Disney, and old comic characters. Avoid restoration of your good shape old toys, they are worth more as is. Baby Boomers are behind huge surge in old toy popularity. G.I. Joe is big. The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3, Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? "* Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles ,SA, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 238-4577 279-7806 • Uhl, Richard, SA-Hosptel, Janet (616} 432-3757 Vanderhpof. Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Deiores s, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda ght, B.P.U. Director, Carol d, Charles, SA, NONE Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 278-7095 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 279-9282 278-5033 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS {Terms expiring 6/30) 1998 - MARK PUTNAM 1999 - BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Feilow 1999-JIM COLE SA Senior Actiw 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Additional Active 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 2000 - DAVE PIERCE �Club Programs Club Roster internationai Service Director Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Dennis Booster Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Club Service Director Dave Pierce, Chairman Rotary International Foundation Tim Hart Gerry Boguth Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case 50/50 Committee Larry Parks Dennis Booster Gary Howe Fellowship: (Golf Outtlng/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Steve Glover, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison Jim Peters ibu wih d/ivays be welcome at these neighboring dubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER Darwin Robison Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Community Service Director HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 P.M. Rotary Show Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Handicapped Children Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Craig Sebald Tom Moorhead Coordination Flower Commitee Dick Uhl Jim Gordon STURQIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTlf CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon Chuck Woodward ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschling UNION CITY • PrHice Staiton, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Ken Smoker Brian Sexton Rotary Support Song Leaders Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Al Nelson Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Rotary Information ATHENS - CongregationaJ Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Student Guests Les Adams Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship District 6360 Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley Dave Groner Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS; 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Geishert Thurs. 7XX)A.M. Robert Loose, Chairman Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director COLDWATER SUNRISE - MeSxxlist Church, Senior Citizens Committee Membership Rob Putnam JONESVILLE - Roucxtt^ Inn, Tuesday 6:00 P.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Matt Galliers OUINCY • Union Church, Monday 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CongregationaJ Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan Public Relations Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Make-Up Meetings Matt Galliers Tom Kramer Jim Whelan International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Bulletin Vocational Service Dave Pierce Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 4 903 6 // e Pr ofi t s M o s t Who S e rve .v li e .v t ROTARY Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARV MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy AlbrigliL PaL Agriculture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-8anking, Katfiryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Government, Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Teri Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlene Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Carderas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, SA-CPA. JoAnn Chlnery, William, School SuperintendenL Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-80IB 278-8086 238-4326 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 238-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan 278-6797 Cuty, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE Dean, John, SA-FIre Insurance, Jo^ne 639-8869 278-7851 278-8133 238-4075 Dove, James, Musician, NONE Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygeit, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb Galliers, Buzz, AA-Property Management, Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Rxture Mfg., Amy G^liers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NONE Galliers, Mike, Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia Gerlach, Mike. Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie 279-7407 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 278-8655 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 278-6603 639-4635 278-4663 278-3650 Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia 279-7163 The Singingest Club in The USA Meeting of: Presiding: Invocation: 10/14/97 This Week's Greeters: Mark Putnam Jenr Towns & Bill Tyson Chuck Tushling Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: Gregg Dean Brian Webber & Rick Vanderhoof This Week's Birthdays Gary Werkman, Greg Bruder, Jim Peters, Buzz Galliers, Matt Galliers, Bob Redman Rotarian Membership Anniversaries YEARS NAME Richard Moore 33 Barry Case 17 Don Shemel 2 Jerry Perry 11 DATE JOINED 10/06/64 10/09/80 10/10/95 10/14/86 Make-ups Not avaiM)le, but dianks for making up. Guests Not available Early Leavers Bob Redman, Ha! Sexton, Gregg Dean, Dave Pierce, Les Adams, Ron Gibson Rob Putnam, Bill lyscn, Brian Sexton, Howard Taylor, Tim Hart 50/50 Winner Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehlcte Parts Mfg,, Eileen ,. .ttt, .-.i .... .238-5848 Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA, NONE 238-2418 AnnouncementslProgram Coming Programs: • 10/28/97 - Howard Taylor on car restoration. • 11/04/97 - Our Governor visits. Bill Stewart was in charge of a tour of the ACM plant which produces parts for Honda (or will in the near future). Though ACM is a foundry, you would never guess how clean it is inside. Everyone is on associate not an employee. Good Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Iveson, Lany, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley, Sanfford, SA, Pat Kaspersk), Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Property Management Cindy 238-5857 Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonhard.Ken, Past Service, Karia 238-2265 278-6832 278-8773 238-4191 278-61D0 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tidbits Director, Tracy 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 Moore. Richard, SA Elaine 278-4198 1. Is it the TRUTH? Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? NelsonAI, SAJean 278-6856 Nettieman,Wlliam, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 757-3510 639-8453 2794197 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie Redmond, Robert Career Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings And Loan, Ha Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette n. City Govemment Sally b. Automotive Parts Mfg,, Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 279-7477 279-7537 278-2291 238-2324 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 Program Bill. The 4 Way Test 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? • ' Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian Towns, Jerry, SA-Banklng, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles ,SA, Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant, NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Rad o Broadcasling, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard. SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores 278-6736 Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, OwighL B.PU. Director, Carol 279-9282 "• Woodward, Charles, SA NONE Young, Charles, Rshing Equipment, Dorothy 278-5033 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998-MARK PUTNAM 1999-BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999 - JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Additional Active 2000 - DAVE PI|RCE 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON �Club Service Director Club Programs Club Roster International Service Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Dennis Boaster Randall Hazelbaker Robert Rumsey Jack Faulkner Vocational Service Dave Pierce International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Director Jim Cole Rotary International Foundation Bulletin Tim Hart Dave Pierce, Chairman Gerry Boguth Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case 50/50 Committee Larry Parks Dennis Boaster Gary Howe Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Steve Glover, Chairman Darwin Robison Jim Peters You will always be welcome at these neighbonng clubs. MAKEUPYOURATTENDANACE-BEA 100%MEMBER Kids Christmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Public Relations Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Make-Up Meetings Matt Galliers Darwin Robison Jim Whelan Four-Way Test Larry Downs Community Service BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HILLSDALE ■ Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM. Rotary Show Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Handicapped Children Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Craig Sebald Tom Moorhead Coordination Flower Commitee Dick Uhi Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Al Nelson Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Rotary Information Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Edward Geishert Jeff Dean COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. Senior Citizens Committee STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. Robert Loose, Chairman BATTLE CREEK - McCamiy Plaza, Mon. Noon Chuck Woodward ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 RM. Membership Rob Putnam JONESViLLE - Roundtable inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. ALBION • St. James Episo^l Churdi, Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Matt Galliers OUtNGY • Union Church. Monday 12:15 RM, Director UNION CITY • Rolice Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Ken Smoker ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Student Guests Les Adams Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley Richard White District 6360 Dave Groner BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 4903 6 He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY R efl e c t or ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy Albright, Pat, Agriculture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Stioes Retail, Margaret Biringer. Richard, SA-Civll Law Practice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carieen Soguth, Gerald SA-City Government, Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Ten BriesL Bob, Past Service, Darlene Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzle Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications. Joan Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NDNE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne Dove, James, Musician, NONE Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Oygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb Galliers, Buzz, AA-Property Management, Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Rxture Mfg., Amy Galliers, Matt, AA-Video Productions, NDNE Galliers, Mike, Display Rxture Mfg., Donna ' Geishert Edward, SA, Sylvia 279-9568 238-2A79 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 238-4326 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 238-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 278-6797 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 238-4075 279-7407 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 278-8655 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krishna 278-4663 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia 278-3650 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara Grohalski, James. Banking, Sharon 278-2132 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tim. Video Productions, Pamela Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg., Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay • Holben, Rich, SA, NONE Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente 639-4402 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 238-2418 279-8888 ' Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn • Jolley,Sanfford,SA,Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorotfiy 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE Klein. Ken, Property Management Cindy Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere Koss, Jim, SA, Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonhard,Ken, Past Service, Karia 639-8278 238-5857 278-6501 238-2265 278-6832 278-8773 238-4191 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lp, Jim, SA Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibbits Director, Tracy Moore, Richard, SA ilaine Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBetfi .767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 278-4198 279-8610 Nelsonjtl, SA Jean 278-6856 ■ Nettleman, William, Past Service, Saiy(Safah) D'Connell, Terry, SA Salty Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales. NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribubon, Debor^ Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, K^n 767-3510 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE • Rubley, David, SA Del • Rumsey, Robert SA-Sporbng Goods Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings And toan, ila • Sebald,Craig,SARita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fahricafing, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, taura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danette StewartWiliiam, City Government Sally SDobei, Norb. AitomoBve Parts Mfg,, Bartara Taylor, Howard, SA Lola 279-7477 279-7537 278-2291 238-2324 ^78-8809 278-7327 5786006 2^-8068 578-8373 .279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 .279-8958 278-2859 578-7100 The Singingest Club in The USA Meeting of: Presiding: invocation: Song Leader: 9/30/97 Pumam john Schroll This Week's Greeters: Gregg Dean Howard Taylor & Larry Woodhams Next Week's Greeters: This Week's Birthdays Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS John Hutchinson 9 Jerry Towns Matt Galliers Vince Komstein 9/30/86 10/03/72 10/04/94 10/04/79 25 , *7 DATE JOINED 3 18 Make-ups D. Boesto" - Alaska (2); A. Nelson - Sunrise; .T Brayton, B. Rumsey, B. GalliCTS, J. Erickson, D. Pierce, G. Brayton, L. Downs, J. Peters - Quincy Guests Jim Skoving - Englewood, FlLWendell Hathaway - Bronson; Steve O'Donnell - Quincy; StiSent Guests: Lm Brian Cizos; Non-Rotary Guest: Dick Breathouse Early Leavers Gregg Dean, Jerry Boguth, Mike Galliers, Steve O'Donnell, Bill Tyson, Jim Hiscock 50/50 Winner Frank Pervanga (again) $54.00 A nnouncementsiProgram • Golf Outing 2pm start - no noon meeting - hog roast & meeting at 6:30. • Williamston - new club to district - A1 Nelson will go to the dinner. • Rick Roper & Bob Redmond resigned from the club due to conflicts with their jobs. Branch County Literacy Councils Sheila Taylor explained the function of the council. Free of charge testing is done, then tutors are assigned to help the client leam to read. Lynn Blake from Calhoun Literacy Council also spoke. The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concemed? '** Teeter, Howard, Honoraiy, Mariai Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Naicy 278-4222 2788474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschlirg, Charles ,SA Trudy 2384577 Tyson, Bill, Past Serwce, Carole 279-7806 • Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospitai, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant, NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 2787095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 2787738 White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores 578-6736 ' Woodhams, tawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, LJnda 578-7703 Woodman, DwighL B.P.U. Oirector, Carol 5789282 "* Woodward, Charles, SA NONE 5785033 Young, Charles, iFshing Equipment Dorothy 5789072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998-MARK PUTNAM 1999-BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER * Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999-JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Addibonal Active 2000 - DAVE PIERCE 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON �Club Programs Club Roster International Service Director Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Vocational Service International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Club Service Dennis Boester Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Jack Faulkner Bulletin Tim Hart Dave Pierce, Chairman Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester Gary Howe 50/50 Committee Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Darwin Robison Jim Peters Rotary International Foundation Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case Larry Parks Four-Way Test Larry Downs Make-Up Meetings Vbu will always be welcome at Utese neighboirng dubs. Matt Galliers Kids Christmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Public Relations Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Jim Cole Steve Glover, Chairman Darwin Robison Jim Wheian Director MAKE UP yOUR ATTENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER Community Service 8R0NS0N • Congregaitonal Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Wheian HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 P.M. Rotary Show Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Wheian, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Galliers Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Craig Sebaid Tom Moorhead Handicapped Children Coordination Dick Uhl Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Al Nelson Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Rotary information Mike Gerlach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Edward Geishert Jeff Dean JONESVILLE - RoundlaWe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE • Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. J^es Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Senior Citizens Committee STURGIS • Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. Robert Loose, Chairman BATTLE CREEK • McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon Chuck Woodward ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 RM. Membership Flower Commitee QUINCY ■ Union Church, Monday 12:15 RM. Director Mark Galliers Rob Putnam Dave Pierce UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Ken Smoker ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Student Guests Les Adams Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship District 6360 Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley Dave Groner Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko iW. Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Ml. 4903 6 He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t a r ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION The Singingest Club in The USA Adams, Leslie.Swimming Pools, Cindy Albright, Pat Agriculture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Government, Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Ten Briest Bob, Past Service, Oarlene Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonae Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chinery, William, School Superintendent Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela i79-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 238-4326 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 238-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communications, Joan 278-6797 Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 AI Nelson, Todd Brayton, Bob Rumsey, Craig Sebald, Mark Putnam, Jim Lyon, Jim Grohalski, Tim Hart, Jim Troust, Ray Cardenas, Lany Downs, Hal Sexton, Darwin Dove, James, Musician, NONE 279-7407 Robison, Jack Faulkner, Jack Lawton, Bob Ken, Bob Briest Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb Galiiers, BuziAA-Proper^ Management Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fixture Mfg., Amy 278-8M5 Galiiers, Matt.AA-Video Productions, NONE 278-6826 Galliers, Mike. Display Fixture Mfg„ Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Syfvia Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-6603 639-4635 278-4663 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cynthia 278-3650 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Maty Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg„ Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA, NONE 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn Jo!ley,Sanfford,SA,Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorotfiy 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere Koss, Jim, SA, Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, DB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 238-5857 278-6501 238-2265 278-6832 278-8773 lawson. Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonhard.Ken, Past Service, Karla 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim. SA, Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibbits Director, Tracy 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 1. Is it the TRUTH? Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? NelsonALSAJean 278-6856 767-3510 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie Redmond. Robert, Career Education, fiwe Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie 279-7537 278-2291 238-2324 Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE Rubiey, David, SA, Del 278-8809 278-7327 Rums^, Robert, SA-Sporling Goods Retail, Phyllis 278-5006 11, John, Savings And Loan, Ha 278-8068 ,Cralg,SA,Rlta Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal. SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken. Grocery-Retail, Danette Stewart,William, City Govemment Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 Taylor, Howard, SA, Lof^ 278-7100 9/23/97 Presiding: Mark Putnam This Week's Greeters: Invocation: JimTrousi Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: Pat Albright This Week\s Hirthdays Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED Make-ups Guests Jim Skoving - Biglewood, Fl-Frank Po^'anga - Bronson; Bill Crotty - Quincy; Student Guests: Heather Uick, Laura Shoc^; Non-Rotary Guest Mary Smith 279-9350 278-5388 Nettleman, Wlliam, Past Service, Saliy(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Pefzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Meeting of: Early Leavers Ed Lake Les Adams, Jeff Dean, Buzz Galliers Jim Whelan, Bill Chinery, Dick Guisinger, Bill Stewart, Tim Hart 50/50 Winner Frank Pervanga- Bronson $51.00 Announcements!Program • Rl 69 cleanup - Sunday, September 21 at 1:30. • Jim Troust: Rotary International sent us a "Thank you" letter for support in international projects. Tom Smith - Past Varsity Baseball Coach at MSU and former CHS outstanding athlete - Talked about his experiences at CHS & MSU. Members in golf outing: Les Adams. Pat Albright, Denny Boester, Todd Brayton, Bob Briest, Barry Case, Jim Cole, Fred Culy, Gregg Dean, Jeff Dean, John Dean, John Dygert, Jim Orickson, Jack Faulkner, Buzz Galliers, Mark Galliers, Matt Galliers, Mike Galliers, Mike Gerlach, Ron Gibson, Steve Glover, Jim Gordon, Tim Hart, Rich Holben, Gary Howe, Steve Kasperski, Wayne Kellogg, Bob Kerr, Ken Klein, Tom Kramer, Ed Lake, Jack Lawson,Terry O'Connell, Larry Parks, Dave Pierce, Mark Putnam, Rob Putnam, Bob Rodman, Brian Sexton, Hal Sexton, Don Shemel, Ken Smoker, Jerry Towns, Bill lyson, Rick Vanderhoof, Gary Workman, Jim Whelan, Larry Woodhams, Chuck Young The 4 Way Test 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian 278-4222 Towtrs, Jerry, SA-Banldng, Nancy 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschlirg, Charles ,SA, Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 n. Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 d, SA-Plumbing Supply, Deiores 278-8736 • Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foof Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Owighl, B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 •" Woodward, Charles, SA, NONE 278-5033 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS {Terms expiring 6/30) 1998 - MARK PUTNAM 1999 - BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER • Past President 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999-JIM COLE SA Senior Active AA Additional Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN 2000 - DAVE PIERCE �Club Programs Club Roster internationai Service Director Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Club Service Dennis Boester Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Dave Pierce, Chairman International Projects Director Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Tim Hart Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester Gary Howe Vocational Service Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Bulletin Dave Pierce Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case Larry Parks 50/50 Committee Steve Glover, Chairman Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Glover, Chairman Jim Peters Darwin Robison Kids Chirstmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison K>u will always be welcome at these neighboring c^ubs. Matt Galliers MAKEUPYOURATTENDANACE-BEA 100%MEMBER Steve Glover Public Relations Jim Whelan Make-Up Meetings Community Service BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 P.M. Rotary Show Handicapped Children Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Matt Galliers Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Craig Sebald Senior Citizens Committee Robert Loose, Chairman Chuck Woodward Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Rob Putnam Flower Commltee Membership Coordination Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns Al Nelson Mike Gerlach Rotary Information Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Thurs. 7:00 A.M. STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium. Monday 11:45 AM. BAHLE CREEK • McCamly Plaza. Mon. Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. ATHENS • Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Student Guests Les Adams Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship District 6360 Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley Dave Groner Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Geishert COLDWATER SUNRiSE • Methodist Church. UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhl JONESVILLE ■ Roundtable inn. Tuesday 6:00 P.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Tom Moorhead QUINCY • Union Church, Monday 12:15 P.M. Director Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko In keeping with next weeks Golf theme and by popular demand, here are the five "Rules of the Day" as immortalized by Jim Erickson: 1. A ball hitting a tree shall be deemed not to have hit said tree. Hitting a tree is just bad luck and has no place in a scientific game. The player should estimate the distance the ball would have traveled if it had not hit the tree, and play the ball from there. 2. There shall be no such thing as a lost ball. The missing ball is on or near the course somewhere, and eventually will be found and pocketed by someone else. It has thus become a stolen ball and the player should not compound the crime by charging himself a penalty stroke 3. If a putt passes over a hole without dropping, it is deemed to have dropped. The law of gravity holds that any object attempting to maintain a position in the atmosphere without something to support it must drop. The law of gravity supersedes the law of golf. 4. The same goes for a ball that stops at the brink of the hole and hangs there, defying gravity. You cannot defy the law. 5. A putt that stops so close to the cup that it inspired comments like "You could Blow it in" may be blown in - But only if it is no more than three inches from the hole. After all, we don't want to make a travesty of this game. P.O. Box 42 Cold water, Ml. 4903 6 He r ro fits Most Who S e rv e s li e s t R efl e at or MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. 1.2:3.5 pm COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �Coldwater MEMBER ROSTER CUSSIFICATION Adams, Leslie.Swimming Pools, Cinoy Albright, Pat. Agriculture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred. SA-6anking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Bames, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practce, Jean Booster, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald SA-City Government, Terry Braytofi, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel, Ten Briest, Bob, Past Service, Oarlene Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gona Case, Barry, SA-CPA JoAnn Chinery, William. School Superintendent Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 238-4326 279-8218 278-8489 278-8463 238-2271 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 Cox, Linden AA-BPU Communicafions, Joan Culy, Fred SA-Jewe!ry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NDNE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance, NONE Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne Dove, James, Musician, NONE Downs, Larry, Goll Marketing, Judy 278-6797 639-8669 278-7851 278-8133 238-4075 279-7407 238-2842 Dygel, John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 278-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA-Property Management, Linda Galliers, Mark, AA-Display Fixture Mlg„ Amy Galliers, Matt. AA-Video Productions, NONE Galliers, Mike, Display iFxture Mfg., Donna Geishert Edward, SA Sylvia Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant Krishna Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist, Cyrrtfiia 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 278-6603 639-4635 278-4663 278-3650 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay Higgins, Jerry, AA-Vehicle Parts Mfg., Eileen. Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay Holben, Rich, SA, NONE Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Iveson, Larry, SA-Printing, Jacquelyn 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 238-2418 279-8888 238-2839 Jolley,SantfDrd,SA,Pat Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki Keflogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail, NONE 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Properly Management Cindy 238-5857 Komstein, Vince, SA, Winivere Koss,Jim,SA.Jan 578-6501 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlere 238-4191 Leonhard.Ken, Past Service, Karia 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy )l, llbbits Director, Tracy 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 d,SA, Elaine The Singingest Club in The USA Meeting of: 9/16/97 Presiding: Mark Putnam Invocation: Bob Loose Song Leader: This Week's Greeters: Next Week's Greeters: Galliers This Week's Itirlhdays Richard Moore Rotarion Membership Anniversaries YEARS NAME DATE JOINED 9/16/86 9/16/86 9/16/80 9/19/50 11 Ken Klein John Schroll 11 17 Bill Tyson Richard Biringer 47 Make-ups Mark Galliers - Quincy; Jim Gordon - Sunrise; Bob Kerr, Buzz Galliers, Dick Uhl, Hal Sexton, Steve Kasperski - Quincy Guests Manahan - Defiance. OH; Jim Skoving - Venice, FL; Steve O'Donnell - Quincy; Eric Zuzg - Coldwater Rex Thome - Savannah, OA; Gary Younce - Bronson; Clarence Walter - Quincy; Non-Rotary - Doug Bowden, Mike Iveson Early Leavers Greg Dean, Jerry Towns, Jim Whelan, Jim Peters, Harold Card, Dwight Woodman, Don Shemel, Howard Taylor, Rob Putnam, Ken Smoker, Greg Bruder 50/50 Winner Ed Geishart $56.00 Announcements!Program • All dues are paid. • New club in Williamsion, MI, • Golf outing & dinner Sept 30 - no noon meeting. • Highway cleanup - need volunteers to drive. Doug Bowden talked on adoption, Doug and his wife adopted a boy from China in 1996. He showed a video of the trip to China and shared their experiences with us. Members in golf outing; Les Adams, Pat Albright, Denny Boester, Todd Brayton, Bob Briest, Barry Case, Jim Cole, Fred Culy, Gregg Dean, Jeff Dean, John Dygert, Jim Orickson, Jack Faulkner, Buzz Galliers, Mark Galliers, Matt Galliers, Mike Galliers, Mike Gerlach, Ron Gibson, Steve Glover, Jim Gordon, Urn Hart, Gary Howe, Steve Kasperski, Wayne Kellogg, Bob Kerr, Ken Klein, Tom Kramer, Ed Lake, Jack Lawson, Larry Parks, Dave Pierce, Mark Putnam, Rob Putnam, Bob Rodman, Brian Sexton, Hal Sexton, Don Shemel, Ken Smoker, Jerry Towns, Bill Tyson, Rick Vanderhoof, Gary Workman, Jim Whelan, Larry Woodhams, Chuck Young The 4 Way Test 278-4198 1. Is it the TRUTH? Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? NeIson,AI,SAJfian 278-6856 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Nettleman, William, Past Service, Saliy(Sarah) D'Connell, Terry, SA Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NDNE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 767-351{l 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J, Adaire 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert, SA-Sporting Goods Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings And Loan, lla Sebald,Craig,SARita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retal, Danette Stewart,William, City Govemmert, Sally Strobel, Norb, Automobve Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA Lola 279-7477 279-7537 278-2291 238-2324 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 579-8543 578-4907 579-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Teeter. Howard, Honorary, Marian Towrts, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA Rebecca 278-4402 TuKhling, Charles ,SA Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital, Janet 238-4577 279-7806 (616) 432-3757 Vanderhoof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration, Sandy. -(219)833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant, NONE 278-5908 ■ n, Gary, Dentist, Jackie , Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda Woodman, DwighL B.P.U. Director, Carol Woodward, Charles,SA, NONE Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 278-7095 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 279-9282 278-5033 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997^98 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998-MARK PUTNAM 1999-BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER • Past President 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 1999-JIM COLE SA Senior Active 2000 - JIM WHELAN AA Additional Active 2000 - DAVE PIERCE �Club Programs Club Roster international Service Director Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Dennis Boester Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Robert Rumsey Randall Hsizelbaker Club Service Jack Faulkner Bulletin Tim Hart Dave Pierce, Chairman Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester 50/50 Committee Gary Howe Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Paul Harris Dinner, etc.) Darwin Robison Jim Peters Chuck Tuschling Director Jim Cole Rotary International Foundation Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case Larry Parks Four-Way Test Larry Downs Make-Up Meetings y&u mil always be welcome al these neighboirng dubs. Matt Galliers MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER Darwin Robison Kids Christmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon. Chairman Steve Glover Public Relations Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Community Service QUINCY • Union Church. Monday 12:15 P.M, Director BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Whelan HIU.SDALE ■ Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM. Rotary Show Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Whelan, Chairman Mike Gerlach Tim Hart Handicapped Children Matt Galliers Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Cralg Sebald Tom Moorhead Membership Coordination Flower Commltee Dick Uhl Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Al Nelson Mike Galliers, Chairman Gregg Dean Senior Citizens Committee Mike Gerlach Rotary Information Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Edward Geishert Jeff Dean COLOWATER SUNRiSE - Methods! Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. Robert Loose, Chairman BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza. Mon. Noon Chuck Woodward ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Police Station. Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director JONESViaE • Roundtabie inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Rob Putnam International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Steve Glover, Chairman Steve Glover, Chairman Jim Whefan Vocational Service Dave Pierce Ken Smoker ATHENS • Congregalionai Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Glen W. Kinross - Australia Student Guests Les Adams District Governor, R.i. Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley Richard White District 6360 Dave Groner BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month. 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko I Coldwater Box 42 C old watery Ml. 49036 t:::.. . .1 f-:- ■ .• . He Profits Most Who Serves He s I ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETiNG EVERY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DiViSiON ST. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �Coldwater ROTARY MEMBER ROSTER Adams, Leslie,Swimming Pools, Cindy Albrigtrt, Pal Agricutture-Swine, Coleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret BIringer, Richard, SA-Civli law Practice, Jean The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald SA-Clty Government Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Brayton, Todd, Sand & Gravel. Ten 279-8218 278-8489 i78-8463 Briest, Bob, Past Service, Darlene 238-2271 Bruder, Greg, Investments, Sherry Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Goruie Case, Barry, SA-CPA, JoAnn Chlnery, William, Scfiool Superintendent, Sharon Cole, James, AA-Banking, Pamela Cox, Linden AA-BPUCommunicahons, Joan 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-7680 279-8202 278-6797 Culy, Fred SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, NONE Dean, Jeffrey, SA-FIre Insurance, NONE 639-8569 278-7851 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Dove, James, Musician, NDNE 279-7407 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygerl John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Ellabeth 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, SA-Education-Career, Barb Galilers, Buzz, AA-Property Management, Linda Galilers, Mark, AA-Display Rxture Mfg., Amy Galilers, Matt, AA-\fldeo Productions, NONE 278-8655 Galilers, Mike, Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Gelshert Ettward, SA, Sylvia 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krisdna 278-4663 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA-Druggist Cynthia Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara GrohalskI, James, Banking, Sharon Gulsinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela Hazeibaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay 278-3650 279-7163 278-2132 741-3663 278-4728 639-4402 279-7875 Meeting of: g/26/97 Presiding: 238-5848 Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay Holben, Rich, SA, NONE Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Iveson, Larry, SA-PrintIng, Jacquelyn Jolley,Sanfford.SA,Pat KasperskI, Steve, Exterminator, VIckl Kellogg, Wayne, Sports WearAJntforms, Dorothy Kerr, Robert SA-Hardware Reteil, NONE 279-7505 238-2418 279-8888 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 639-8278 Klein, Ken, Property Management Cindy 238-5857 Komsteln, Vince, SA, Wlnrvere Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 278-6501 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop, NONE Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonhard,Ken, Past Service, Karia Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA. Judy Mastrangelo, Paul, Tibblts Director, Tracy Moore, Richard, SA. Elaine 278-6832 278-8773 238-4191 278-6100 767-4508 278-2007 278-8197 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Insurance, MaryBeth 279-8610 Nelson,AI, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, S3lly(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, NONE Perry, Jerry, Clothing Retail, Laurie 767-3510 639-8453 279-4497 278-7510 Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Petzko, John, Honorary, Maureen Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, SA Funeral Home Director, J, Adaire 639-5902 278-6234 278-3283 278-2311 Putnam, Rob, Machine Manufacturing, Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralle 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose Roblson, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, Career Education, NONE 278-2291 238-2324 278-8809 Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert SA-SportIng Goods Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings And Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating. Sandra Sexton, Hal.SA, Wanda Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Grocery-Retail, Danetle StewartWIIIiam, City Govemment, Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg,, Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 Putnam Strobel & Rob Rumsey Invocation: Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader. Larry Downs & Don Shemel 77i/,v Week's Birthdays Rich Holben Kotaria/i Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED Make-ups A. Nelson, J. Erickson, R. Cardenas, L. Downs, J. Hiscock - Qunicy G. Brayton, J. Gordon - Sunrise Guests Leo Sanderson - Quincy; Tony Miignery - Bryan, OH; Jim Skovino - Englewood, FL;Quincy Hoover- Connecticut;Bob Jodon - Sunrise 279-9350 278-5388 278-6826 Higglns, Jerry, AA-Vehlcle Parts Mfg., Eileen Week's Greeters: Early Leavers Bill Stewart. Les Adams, Todd Brayton. Greg Brayton, Ken Klein, Jim Olmstead, Bill Tyson 50/50 Winner $59.00 Pete Baldwin AnnouncementsiProgram • Bob Kerr has 49 years of perfect attendance! • 15 members still have not paid their dues, as of Sept 9^^ your names will appear in the bulletin. • Sept 30*^ - Golf Outing - 2 O'clock start - pig roast & dinner meeting at 6:30 Nucleus Communication Co. - Piper Laurie Parker & Todd Brown have been retained by our Rotary district to develop a Web site for the district compliments of Pharmacia Upjohn Co. They want our club to set up a Web page. The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Teeter, Howard, Honorary, Marian Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy 278-4222 278-8474 Trousf, Jim, SA Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles ,SA, Trudy 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-78(K Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospltal, Janet (616) 432-3757 VandertiGof, Rick, Nursing Home Administration. Sandy. .(219) 833-2516 Webber, Brian, Family Restaurant NONE 278-5908 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, ^ckie 278-7095 n, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 e. Richard, SA-PlumbIng Supply, Oelores 278-6736 s, tawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwighl, B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charies.SA NONE 278-5033 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment. Dorothy 279-9072 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1997-1998 MARK PUTNAM President BARRY CASE President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT Past President DIRECTORS (Terms expiring 6/30) 1998-MARK PUTNAM 1999-BARRY CASE 2000 - GREG BRUDER Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA Senior Active AA Additional Active 1998-BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JIM COLE 2000 - JIM WHELAN 2000 - DAVE PIERCE �Club Programs Club Roster International Service Director Director Director Mike Galliers, Chairman Rick Roper Barry Case Greg Bruder Attendance Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Club Service Dennis Boester Robert Rumsey Randall Hazelbaker Gerry Boguth Dennis Boester Vocational Awareness & Awards Richard White Jim Cole Barry Case Larry Parks 50/50 Committee Gary Howe Chuck Tuschling Director Rotary International Foundation Tim Hart Dave Pierce, Chairman Steve Glover, Chairman Fellowship: (Golf Outting/Pau! Harris Dinner, etc.) Steve Giover, Chairman Jim Peters Danwin Robison Kids Christmas Program Tom Kramer Jim Gordon, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Darwin Robison Make-Up Meetings y&u will always be welcome el these neighboring dubs. Matt Galliers MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE • BE A 100% MEMBER Steve Glover Public Relations Community Service QUINCY ■ Union Church, Monday 12:15 P.M. Director BRONSON • Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Jim Wheian HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM. Handicapped Children JCNESVILIE • Roundt^le Inn, Tuesday 6:00 P.M. Rotary Show Jim Wheian Sargeants-At-Arms Terry O'Connell, Chairman Mike Galliers, Director Ed Lake, Chairman Jim Wheian, Chairman Mike Geriach Tim Hart Matt Galliers Club Historian Randall Hazelbaker Craig Sebald Tom Moorhead Membership Coordination Flower Commitee Director Jim Gordon Brian Sexton Rotary Support James Troust Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders STURGIS - Sturgis Audrtorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. Chuck Woodward ANGOLA • Sunsel Inn, Monday 6:15 RM. Al Nelson Mike Galliers, Chairman BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Men. Noon UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon Rural Urban Ken Smoker Membership/Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns Thurs. 7:00 A.M. Senior Citizens Committee Robert Loose, Chairman Jack Faulkner, Chairman Dick Uhi COLOWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church. Thurs. Noon Mark Galliers Rob Putnam International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Jim Cole Jack Faulkner Bulletin Vocational Service Dave Pierce ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Rotary International President Student Guests Les Adams Glen W. Kinross - Australia District Governor, R.I. Youth Scholarship District 6360 Rich Holben, Chairman Dave Groner David Rubley Gregg Dean Rotary Information Mike Geriach Fred Anderson, Chairman Jerry Towns Howard Teeter Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 a.m. Interact Committee Edward Geishert Putnam Funeral Home Bill Nettleman, Chairman Jeff Dean John Petzko Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 He Profits Most Who Serves Hest ROTARY Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �n MEMBER ROSTER NAME ColdwaterROTARY PHONE CLASSIFICATION & ROTARV ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimming Ports, Citxly. 279-9568 Albright, Pal. Agricutiire-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn 278-6033 Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, CanoJ, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 639-3513 Bmnger, Hict«fd. SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 278-8006 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service. Cariem 2384326 Boguth. Gerald, City Governmem, Terry. Brayton. Greg. Advertising, Srtly. Bnxlw, Greg, Investments 279-8218 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail. Dorothy. 238-5421 Cardertas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon 238-2076 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela 279-7986 Culy, Red, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. 639-8669 Corry, WlTam. Consutiani, Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary 6394804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7851 Dean, Jehrey. SA-Fre Insurance 278-8133 Dean. John. SA-Fre Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry. Gort Marketing. Judy. Dygert, John, SA-Career Center. Mary 238-2842 Erickson, James, Food Brokerage. Elizabeth 279-7217 Faulkner, Jat*. Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 GaJliets, Buzz. AA Property Management, Linda 279-9350 Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales 279-2174 Galliers, Mark. AA Display Fixtures 278-5388 Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fxtura MIg., Donna 278-8603 Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 2784660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjofie 238-2995 Glover, Sieve, SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohaiski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 8/19/97 This Week's Greeters: Presiding: Mark Putnam Invocation: Chuck Tushling Song Leader: Matte Galliers Bill Stewart & Dwight Woodman Next Week's Greeters: Norb Strobel & Rob Rumsey This Week\s Birthdays 278-8489 278-5789 Larry Iveson 278-5378 279-59»0 Rotariau Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED 2784248 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 6394402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Anligues, Mary Kay. 279-7875 Hlgglns, Jerry, Vehicle Paris Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen 238-5848 Hisoock, Jim, Aulomobile Retail, Kay. 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Oplometnsl, Benie 279-8888 Hulchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Make-ups Guests John Rick, Alex Putnam Jim Eley - Bronson Leo Sanderson - Quincy Jim Scovine - Florida Announcements September 30 - Club Golf Outing 18 members not paid Citing scheduling conflicts, Jim Dove has resigned from the club. tveson. Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santford, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki 278-6628 Kellogg. Wayne, Sports WeariUnitorms, Dorothy, 278-6246 Kerr, Robert. SA-Haidware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Kornstein. Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss. Jim, SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom. Sheitered Workshop Lake, Edward. O&GYN Surgeon. Karen Ann 278-6832 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 2384191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karla 278-6100 Loose, Robea SA. Margaret 7674508 Lyon, Jim, SA.Judy. 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA. Baine 2784198 Moorhead, Tom, Pnwerty Casualty ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettieman, Wi liam. Past Service, SatylSarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA. Salty. Oimaed, Jim, Honorary. 639-8453 Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 2794497 Patlon, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Ciothlng-Reiail. Laurie 278-reiO Palers, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 639-5902 Pet^. John. Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce. David, Real Estate Appraisals. Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark. SA/Funerai Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 PuViam, Rob, Machine Mig.. Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service. Corafie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? flobison, Darwin, Hardware-Helaii, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick. Computer Sales 278-8809 RuWey, David. SA, Del 278-7327 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Rumsey, Robert, SA/Sporting Goods-Retail, PhyBis 278-5006 Sdiroii, John, Savings and Loan, lla 278-8068 Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal. SA, Wanda 278-4907 Early Leavers Mike Gerlach, Dave Pierce, Tom Kramer, Jim Peters, Tim Hart, Jim Grogolski, John Dygert, Lindy Cox 27&B773 Program Deb Russell and Natalia Morris from Integrated Health Centers Services talked about Home Health Services - provides skilled nursing, home health aid, physical therapy, and social workers. 767-3510 50/50 Winner 2794481 Steve Glover $48.00 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Shemei, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker. Ken, Retail-Grocery. 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program 278-4478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Stewert, William, Criy Governmenl/AA, Sally. 279-8958 Strobel, Norb, Auiomolive Pans MIg., Barbara 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard. SA, Marian 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 TfousL Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill. Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-HospitaUanel (616) 432-3757 Bob Rumsey, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Chuck Woodward, Chair. Club Programs Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director 278-7095 278-7738 Director Wh'ne, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Drtores. 278-6736 Jim Cole Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda. Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, C^ 279-9282 Woodward, Charles. SA. 278-5033 Moung, Charles, iFshing EQuipmeni, Dorothy. 279-9072 ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Wtielan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Paincia You will always be welcome at Ihese neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Churcri, Monday 12;15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed, 11 ;45 A.M. Paul Harris Chairman Werkman, G^, Dentist, Jadde 278-7703 Steve Glover Mako-Up Mootings Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM, JONESVILLE - Roundlable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM, COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs, 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BAHLE CREEK - McCamly Plara, Mon. Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 RM. UNION CITY • Polics Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational ChurUi, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schiatter, Battle Creeli �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 -BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Glay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998- BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Director Mark Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Jim Cole Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs David Rubley, Richard White Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Chuck Tuschling Handicapped Children Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Student Guests Wayne Kellogg FspS::- Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case I Coldwater P,0, Box 42 Coldwatery MI. 49036 '"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION S ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Lesli«, Swimming Pools. Ctndy. Albright, Pat, Agriculture-Swine, Colleen Anderson. Fred. SA-Banking, Kaihryn Baldwin, Pete. Honorary, Jane 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 278-8006 Biringer, Richard, SA-Crvil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boesler, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carteen 238-4326 Boguth, GeraM, City Government, Terry, 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Salty. Bruder, Greg, investments Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 2788489 278-5789 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case, Barry, CPA, Joann 278-5378 Chinery, WilHam, School Superintendent, Sharon 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela 279-7986 Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. 278-4287 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7851 Dean, Jetlrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Rre Insurance, Joanna 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Goll Marketing, Judy. Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. 238-2842 278-4248 Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabetfi 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack. Education-Career, Barb. 278-8655 Gailiers, Buzz, AA Properly Management, Linda. 279-9350 Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales Gailiers, Mark. AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture MIg., Donna 279-2174 278-5388 276-6603 Gelshert, Edward, SA, Sytvia 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike. Fast Food Restaurant, Kn'stina 276-46% Gtoson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie 238-2995 Gtover, Steve. SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski.James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick, Denial Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, iTm. Video Productions, Pamela 6394402 Hazelbaker, Randall. Antiques, Mary Kay. Higgins, Jerry, VehWe Parts MIg.-ADL AC, Eileen Hiscock. Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 Hciien, Rioh.SA 238-2418 Howe. Gary, Optometrlsi, Bente 279-6888 Hutchinson. John, Civil Law. Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn Jclley, Santtord, SA, Pat 238-2639 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki 278-6628 Keltogg, Wayne, Sports VTear/Unitorms, Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Komstein, VInce, SA, Wlnlvere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. 278-6832 Lake, Edward., OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karla 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. 767-4508 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead.Tom, Prt^ny Casualty Ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 Nelson, At, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA. Sally. Olmsted, Jim, Honorary. Parks. Larry, MoMe Home Sales 767-3510 639-8453 279-4481 279-4497 Palton, Gil, SA, Jane. 278-5796 Peny, Jerry, Clothing-Helail, Laune 278-7510 Peters. Jim, Beverage Oistrkjulion, Drtorah 639-5902 Petzka John, Education, Maureen. 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3263 Putnam, Mark. SArFuneral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mtg., Pam 279-7477 Redman. Bob. Past Service, CoraTie 273-^37 Redmond. Robert, Career Education, Rose 276-2292 R^tiKin, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, Rick, Compuier Safes 278-8809 Rubley, David, SA, Dei 278-7327 Rumsey, Robert, SA/Sporting Goods-Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, ila Sebald, Craig. SA, fliia 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboatd Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Sexlon, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: This Week's Greeters: 7/29/97 Presiding: Brian Sexton & Hal Sexton Pat Albright Invocation: Next Week's Greeters: Jim Troust Song Leader: Santford Jolley & Larry Iveson Mike Gerlach This Week\s Birthdays Greg Brayton, Rob Putnam, Larry Downs Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS Harold Card Tom Kramer W. KeUogg - Sunrise: H. Card - (2) Reading; D. Uhl - Athens; B. Sexton, L. Parks, L. Adams, H. Card, J. Lyons - Sturgis Guests Larry Lehman - Eaton, OH; Patricia Polacco - Union City; Sister Mary Brunner, Stan Spillar - Chicago, D; Connie Nolan; Rex Thome - Savana, GA; Announcements Dwight Woodman reminded members about city vote today. Tom Krammer announced member golf date, 9/30/97. President Putnam was pleased with the Rotary turnout for Dukes Remembrance Nite. District Golf on 8/11/97 at Yankee Springs. (See Back) Early Leavers Bob Redman, Jeff Dean, Jerry Boguth, Brian Webber, Bill Tyson, Jim Erickson Program Patricia Polacco is an author & painter and gave the program. Pat is from Union City and is known around the world for her talents. Pat presented her experience in California where she lived for many years. 50/50 Winner Wayne Kellogg $55.00 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to ail concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura 279-9042 Smoker, Ken, RBtail-Grocery. Stewert, William, City GovernmenVAA, Sally. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts MIg., Baitiara 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 Brian Sexton Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Ciassification Teeter, Howard. SA, Marian 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, Troust, Jim, SA Rebecca 2784402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carrte 2384577 279-7806 Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman Chairman 75th Anniversary Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig 432-3757 Club Programs Sebald, Dick Moore 278-7095 278-7738 Director White, RWiard. SA-Plumbing Supply. Deletes 276-6736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Vfeodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dv^ht. B.P.I). Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA. 278-5033 Ibung, Charles, iFshing EqulpnwiL Dorothy. 279-9072 • Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senlof Active Mako-Up Mootings You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY ■ Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Werkman, Gary, Dentist. Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia. (616) imm 7/29/86 11 Make-ups Director Uhl, Richard, SA-Hosptal,Janet DATE JOINED 21 Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebaid HILLSOALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM, JONESVllLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaia, Men. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CiTY - Rjtice Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Church. Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlader, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay • Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Gailiers, Chairman Mark Gailiers, Mike Gailiers Matt Gailiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Vocational Service Rob Putnam & Awards Flower Committee Dick Uhl Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness Chuck Woodward. Chairman Robert Loose Barry Case, Jim Cole Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Four-Way Test Larry Downs Club Roster Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko international Service Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns Interact Committee Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Mike Gerlach Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Notificaiton for proposed member: Russell T. Porter has been proposed for membership in the Noon Rotary Club by Matt Galhers. Russell's classification is copying services. Any one objectmg to this membership must make his wishes known to the Club Secretary in writing within 10 days from today, July 15, 1997. Idw P.O. Box 42 Cold water, MI. 4903 6 He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY TUESDAY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSIFICATION aRCfTAHY ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimming Ports, Cindy. 276-956B Aibtigtil, Pal, Agriculture-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Anderson, Fred, SA-Banklng, Kalhryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 278-6033 Birlnger, RWiard, SA-Civil Law Pracboe, Jean 278-8086 Boester. Oennts, Natural Gas Servica, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald, Crty Government, Terry. Braylon, Greg, Advenisirtg, Saily.—. Bruder, Greg, InveSmentS- 279-8216 Card, Harold, SA+!ardware Retail, Dorothy, 238-5421 Cardenas, flay, Lite Insurance, Goruie. Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chlnery, William, School SuperintendenL Sharon 238-2076 639-3613 278-8006 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: Presiding: invocation: Song Leader: Jim Grohalski & Ken Smoker Mike Galliers This Week^s Birthdays 278-5378 Bill Chinnery, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Fred Anderson, Ken Leonard 279-5910 Curry, William, Consultant. Coleen 278^287 Davidson, Duke. SA-New^aper, Mary. 639^i804 Dean, Gregg, Rert Estate Broker. 278-7851 Dean, Jetlrey. SA-Fire Insurar- „ 278-8133 Dean.John, SA-Rrei-. o.,ce. Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, C _ rviarketing, Judy. 238-2842 Dygert, Jrtin, SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Efizatseth 278-4246 Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Bart), 278-8655 Galllers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Matt, flee. Assessory Sales Galliera, Mark, AA Display Figures GaWers, Mirtiael. AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward. SA, Sylvia 279-9350 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 639-8669 NAME YEARS DATE JOINED 7/17/84 13 James Erickson 279-7217 Make-ups 279-2174 278-5388 .... 278-6603 H. Taylor, C Barnes, K. Smoker, J. Erickson, L. Downs, J. Towns, J. Grohalski 639-46^ Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krisiina 278^660 Grtjson. Ron. Ptiysioan-Suigery, Maijorie Glovet, Sieve, SA, Cynthia. 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 GtohalskI, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guislnger, Dick, Denial Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay... Hlgglns, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-ADL AC, Bleen 279-7875 Hiscoek, Jim. Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7505 Guests 238-2995 Rex Thome - Savana, GA; Hugh Marshall - Chicago,IL 238-5848 Holben, Rich. SA 238-2418 Howe. Gary, Optomeinsi, Berne 279-8888 Hulchinson, Jo.m, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Priming. Jacquelyn Jt^ley, Samtord, SA, Pat 238-2839 Kasperski, Steve. Exterminator, Vicki. 278-6628 Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retatl 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Komsieln, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheftered Workstwp Lake. Edward., OBGYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Chartene 238-4191 Leonard. Ken, Telephone Service, Karta. 278-6100 Loose. Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon.Jim, SA, Judy. 787-4508 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins, MaryBeth 279-6610 279-74M Announcements Honroary members for 1997-98 year - Duke Davidson, Howard Teeter. President Mark disclosed new meal payment option - pay for 25 get 26, or pay for 50 get 52. Duke would enjoy seeing you at his Lake Archer Home. Early Leavers Gregg Dean, Rob Putnam, Ray Cardenas 278-8773 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Neltleman, William, Past Service, SalfylSarah) O'Conneli, Terry. SA, Sally. fflmsted, Jim, Honorary. 767-3510 Parks, Larry, Mohle Honve Sales. 279-M97 PaBon. Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Program Russ Donaldson presented an excellent program on Taxidermy. Russ showed us how to skin a deer for proper mounting of the hide. Russ demonstrated his talents on a deer head mount forming the eyes and nose. 639-8453 S<i/50 Winner 279-4481 Perry. Jerry. Clothing-Retail. Laurie. 278-7510 Peters, Jrm, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 639-5902 Patrko, John, Education. Maureen 278-6234 Rerce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA/Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Pulnam, Rob, Machine Mtg., Ram 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coraiie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 flobison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonrse 238-2324 Roper, Rick, Computer Sales 278-8809 RuBley. David, SA, Del 278-7327 Rumsey, Robert SA'Sponmg Goods-Resfc,." «"■«. 278-5006 SchroU, Jotvn, Savings and Loan, lla. 278-8068 .'T.-n- The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concemed? Membership 50/50 Committee Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda. 278-4907 Shemei, Don, Carpels-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Reiail-Groeery. 278-4478 StewerL William, City Qovernment/AA, Sally. Strobe!, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara. Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola.. 279-8958 278-2859 Membership/ 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA, Manan 278-4222 Towns. Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Troust, Jim. SA, Rebecca. 278-4402 Tuschlmg. Charles, SA, Trudy. ■^on, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richaid, SA-HospiiaUanel 238-4577 279-7806 (616) $54.00 Dave Pierce and Gang Coordination SebaU, Craig, SA, Rha 432-3757 Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Ciub Programs Werkman, Gary, Deniisi, Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia. White, Richaid, SA-Piumbing SuKJiy, Delores, 278-7738 Director 278-6736 Jim Cole Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fooi Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Owight, B.RU. Director, Carol 279-9232 Woodward, Charles, SA 276-5033 Vbung. Ctiarles, iFstving Equipmenl Dorothy. 2794072 SA-Senior Active Next Week's Greeters: James Troust 278-5789 279-7986 " Paul Hairis Rrtary Fellow Jeff Dean & John Dean Pat Albright 278-8489 Cole, James, Add Active BanlOng, Pamela Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy, ' Past Prssideni This Week's Greeters: 7/15/97 278-7703 Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Steve Glover Mako-Up Meetings ybu will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY • Union Ctiurch, Monday 12:15 RM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M, Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Cralg Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Jerry Hlgglns, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM. JONESVIILE - Roundlable Inn, Tuesday S;DO RM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs.7:00 A.M. ALBION - St- James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BAniE CREEK • McCamly Plaza, Mon, Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 73)0 A,M. Brochure Design: Richard Sctiianer, Battle Greek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998-BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boaster Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boaster, Dave Pierce Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Gaiiiers, Chairman Mark Gaiiiers, Mike Gaiiiers Matt Gaiiiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Rob Putnam Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Jim Coie Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter. Edward Geishert Director Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns Wayne Keilogg law Box 42 Cohiwaier, MI. 49036 Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubiey, Richard White Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman Internationai Service Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Student Guests Mike Gerlach Chuck Woodward, Chairman John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman ft P.O. Ken Smoker Barry Case Community Service Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service Chuck Tuschling Rotary Internationai Foundation Richard White, Barry Case 1 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle ct a r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DiViSiON ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATE'^ MiCHIGAN �Coldwater MEMBER ROSTER NAME '• " " CLASSIFICATION S ROTARY ANN PHONE The Singingest Club in The USA Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pods, Cindy, 279-9568 Date: Albiigh!, Pai, AgncuHure-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Anderson, Fred, SA-BanKing. Kaihryn 278-6033 o Baldwin, Pele, Honorary, Jane 639-M13 Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Biflnger, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8006 278-8086 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Bogutti, Gerald, City Government, Terry. Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. Bfuder, Greg, Investments Card. Harold, SA-Hardware Relail, Dorothy. 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray. Lite Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case. Barry, CRA. Joann Chinery, William, School Suoerintendenl, Sharon 278-5378 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Relail, Dorothy. 279-7966 639-8669 —Gurry, IWilliam, Consultant. Coleen This Week's Greeters: ... 7/08/97 Presiding: John Dygert & Chuck Woodward Invocation: Pat Albright Song Leader: James Troust Next Week's Greeters: Jeff Dean & John Dean Bill Nettleman This Week's Itirthdays Steve Kasperski, Jim Whelan, Barry Case Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 278-4287 NAME YEARS " Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker, Dean, Jetlrey, SA-Fire insurance 639-4804 278-7851 278-8133 John Dygert 28 " Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 John Dean 42 Downs, Larry, Goll Marketing, Judy Dygeri, John, SA-Cateer Center, Mary, Eriekson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 William Curry 4 " Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb. 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz. AA Property Management Linda. Gaiiiers. Matt, Rec, Assessory Sales. Galtiers, Mark. AA Display Fixtures Galliers. Michael, AA Display Fixture M^.. Donna. Geisherl, Edvrard, SA, SyMa 279-9350 279-2174 278-5386 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlatfi, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant Kristina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physiclan-Sutgery, Marjorie 238-2995 Glovef, Steve, SA, Cynthia 273-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, BanUng, Sharon 741-3653 Guisinger, Didi, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Produclions, Pamela 839-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen 238-8848 Hiscock. Jim, Automobile Relail, Kay. 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optomeirisl, Bente 2798888 Hutchinson. John, Civil Law. Maureen 278-8363 ■ Iveson, Larry, SA Pnniing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 • Joiley. Santtord, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Sieve, Extermmaior, VicKi 278-6628 Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/LlnilornB, Owothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 ' • Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Kornslein, Vince, SA, Winivere 2^-6501 KOBS, Jim, SA, Jan 238-2285 Krarrrer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake, Edward., OB'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 278-6773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken. Telephone Service. Karia Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA Judy, 278-61M 767-4508 278-2007 Moore, Richatd, SA, Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead. Tom, Property Casually Ins. MaryBelh 279-8610 Nelson, At, SA, Jean 278-6856 Netlleman, William, Pasi Service, Sa!ly(Sarah) 767-3510 O'Cornell, Terry, SA Sally. 639-8453 Olmsied, Jim, Honorary. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 279-4481 279-4497 Patton, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Clothing-Relail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals. Karen 278-3263 Putnam, Mark, SAFuneral Home Director, J. Adaire. 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machiire Mtg,. Pam 279-7477 DATE JOINED 7/08/69 7/09/55 7/13/93 Make-ups Quincy: Jack Faulkner, Jim &ickson, John Dygert, CairoU Barnes, Lany Downs, Bob Kerr, Howard Taylor, Ken Smoker Sunrise: Jim Gordon, Jim Peters Las Vegas; Ray Can^ Guests Jin Eley - Bronson, Rex Thome - Savarmah GA, Steve O'Donnell - Quincy, Tony Mignery - Bryon OH. Barney Rubble - Bedrock Iowa, Dean Bobilya - Sunrise Announcements Happy Birthday: Ken Leonard, Brian Sexton, Jack Lawson, Les Adams, Howard Taylor. New Member: Todd Brayton - classification, Cement, Gravel & Peastones, introduced by sponsor, Gregg Brayton.. Ken Leonard 1 yr. perfect attendence. Bob Rumsey 37 yrs perfect attendence. Early Leavers Mark Galliers, Brian Webber, Dick Guisinger, Dick White Program The changing of the guard. President Pat Albright turned over the gavel to our new President, Mark Putnam. Thanks for a great year of service and best wishes for a successful year to Mark. 50/50 Winner $57.00 Norb Strobel The 4 Way Test 1. is it the TRUTH? 279-7537 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darvfin, Hardware-Retail. Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, Rick. Computer Sales 278-8809 ' Rubley, David, SA, Del 278-7327 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? ' flumsey, Robert, SA/Sporting Goods-Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita ,r.-. Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 ■ Redman, Bob, Past Service. Coralie Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose. Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura 279-9042 Director Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. 278-4478 Brian Sexton Stewert, William, City GovernmetrVAA, Sally, 279-8958 Strobe!, Notb, Automotive Parts Mtg.. Barbara 278-2859 Membership/ TaylOT, Howard, SA Lola 278-7100 Classification Bob Rumsey, Teelw, Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Tfousi, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard. SA-Hosptial,Janet (616) 432-3757 Workman, Ga^, Denllsi, JacWe Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, PatriciaVVhile, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U, Direclor. Carol 278-7095 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 Mjung, Charles. Fishirtg Equipmenl. Dorothy. 279-9072 ' Past President Paul Harris Rotary Fellew SA ■ Senior Active Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Director Jim Cole Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Steve Glover Mako-Up Meetings V&u will always be welcome al these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY • Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON • Congregational Church, Wed, 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald. Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House. Wed, 12:15 PM, JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 PM. COLOWATER SUNRISE ■ Methodist Church, Thurs.7:00 A,M, ALBION • St, James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A,M, BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon, Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 PM. UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 -GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 -BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Sargeants-At-Arms Club Service Attendance Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galiiers Matt Galliers. Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhi Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boaster, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Club Roster Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Giover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Barry Case, Jim Cole Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Rich Hoiben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White interact Committee international Service Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Tnank you from CK3 Ctioi- Bousicfis for assisiance wiih iheir R.CTFAB.Y CLLiB'o/C'o/frH'a/er Boi 42, Coldwaier, Michigan 49036 Disney Trip. Rotary Show proceeds - $13,560.00 Total. Board recommends distirbuiron as follows: $5,000 to Community Center (Isi of a 4 yr. commitment @ $5,000 per yr.) $3,000 to Tibbits Opera House $3,000 to Heritage Park for Dugouts $ 1,000 for Rotary park $1,560 for Rotary Endowment Fund July2,iw Mr. Duke O»*idson; Jack Faulkner, Chairman Community Service Chuck Tuschling Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rural Urban Vocational Service • • 366 Osdatt Qive;."" DeacDuke. At tbe Assugl tuoeniee^ of Oie Board of Directcri of the Coldwaier Rouiy Chd> the board nBamtooodyafforyed fb« change orytwoesibenhip dassificstian to tlotmary, Thticoteuw^besemtoKotafyXnienialionilandplaceiyousloag with Howard Tester as tite only ntembere to hold each status in our club. Ihis dasstifeaiion change was done (t> recognize the many years of loyal taxi dsdkalcd service you have ^xn our club. Your yeanr of participation in the Rotary show are surpass^ byno odier member. Your coinmiunent to the cluh and the ideals of Rotary set art uainple for all t>f ns, and you have ttuly eanred the appteciadon aridiespect ofthe emire dub. We hope thai you and Mmy will ifnd some comfoit and saiisfhctioa in this honor, for it is being exteuded wiih the lull respect and admiardou your eohre Rotary Chib. We wish you and Mary the veiy best and pary thai God's Ueisuigs will be with you both, Sfneerely, Mark W. Putnam tfexideat fl Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49 036 1 "He Profits Most Who Serves liest" ROTARY Refle c 10 r MEETING EVERY A ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:X5 pm COLDWATEr VIICHIGAN w �Coldwater MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Afiams, Lsslie, Swimmlrg Pools. Cincty. 279-9566 Albright, Pat, Agriculture-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Ardwson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kaihryn 278-6033 BaMvhn, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail. Margaret 639-3513 Biringer, Richard. SA-CNi! Law Practice, Jean 2^-8086 Bcester. EJennis. Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth. Gerald, City Government, Terry. 279-8218 Brayton. Greg, Advertising. Salty. 278-8489 Brtjder. Greg, Investments 278-S789 Card. Harold. SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 238-5421 Cardenas. Ray. Life Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case. Barry, CPA. Joann 278-5378 Chine^, William. School Superintendent, Sharon 279-5910 Cole, James. Add Active Banking. Pamele Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. 279-7986 Curry. William. Consultant. Coleen 278-4287 Davidson. Duke, SA-New^aper. Mary. Dean. Gregg, Rea) Estate Broker. 639-4804 Dean, Jeffrey. SA-Hre Insurance 278-8133 Dean. John, SA-Flre Insurance. Joanne 2384075 Downs. Larry. Golf Marketing. Judy. 238-2842 Dygen. John. SA-Caresr Center. Mary. 27M248 Eftckson, James. Food Brokerage. Elizabeth 279-7217 Faulkner. Jack. Educalton-Career, Barb. 278-8655 Qalliers. Buzz. AA Property Management Linda 279-9350 Gailiets. Matt. Rec. Assesscry Sales 279-2174 Galliers. Mark. AA Dis(«ay Fixtures 278-5388 278-8006 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 8/12/97 Presiding: Mark Putnam This Week's Greeters: Rob Putnam & Rick Roper Invocation: Chuck Tushling Song Leader: Mike Galliers Next Week's Greeters: Bill Stewart & Dwight Woodman This Weck \ Hirthdays Dennis Boester, John Dygert, Ken Smoker, Terry O'Conneli Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 639-8669 NAME Galliers, Michael. AA Dtspiay Fixture Mfg., Donna- - Make-ups J. Peters, J. Lyon, E. Lake - Sunrise J. Faulkner, R. Cardenas, Mark Galliers, C. Barnes, J. PetCTS, J. Dygert - Quincy 278-^603 E. Lake - Traverse City; Mark Galliers, C. Barnes - Angola J. Higgins, J. Faulkner - Bronson Gashert. Edward. SA. Sylvia 6394635 Gerlach. MB«, Fast Food RestauranL Kristina 2784660 Gbson. Ron. Physban-Surgery. Maijorie Glover. Steve. SA. Cynitua 279-7163 Gordon. Jim. CPA. Barbara 278-2132 Grohabki. James. Barbing, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger. Dick. Dental Lab. Helen 2784728 Wendell Hathaway - Bronson Steve O'Donnell - Quincy Hart Trm. Video Productions. Pam^ 6394402 Chris Glover Haz^aker. Randall. Antiques. Mary Kay. 279-7875 Higgins. Jerry, Vehicle Parts MIg.-ADL AC. Eileen 238-5846 Hiscock, Jm, Aulomobiie Helaii, Kay. 279-7505 Hol»n. Rich. SA 238-2418 Hwre. Gary. Opiomeirisi. Benie. 279-8888 HiDchinson. John. Civil Law. Maureen 276-8363 hresort. Larry. SA Prinbng, Jacquelyn.... 238-2839 JoOey. Santbrd, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski. Stme. Exterminator. Vicki 278-6628 Guests 238-2995 KeHogg. Wayne, Sports WearAJnrtorms. Dorothy. 2784246 Kerr. Robert, SA-Hardware fleiaU 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Prcpefly Managemwrt. Cindy. 2784369 Korrsein. iVnce. SA. Winivere 278-6501 Kcss, Jim. SA. Jan 238-2265 Kramer. Tom. Shetlered Wohishop. 2784832 Laks. Edward.. 08,'GYN Surgeon. Karen Ann. 278-8773 Lawson. Jack. Past Service. Chaiteiw 2384191 Leonard. Ken, Telephone Service. Karfa. Loose. Robert, SA. Ma^el 278-6100 Lyon.Jim. SA.Judy. 278-2007 Moore. Richard. SA. Elaine 2784198 Moortwad. Tom. Property Casualty Ins, MaryBelh 2794610 Nelson. AJ.SA Jean 2784856 NetUeman. WiSlam. Past Service. SallyiSarah). 767-3510 O'Conneli. Terry. SA, Sally. 6394453 Announcements Craig Sebald is still collecting dues. Early Leavers Gregg Dean, S. O'Donnell, Les Adams, Todd Brayton, Mike Galliers, Jim Grohalski, Buzz Galliers, Bill Stewert, Larry Downs, Ken Smoker Program 767-4508 Ken Leonard, volunteer birthday person. He looks older than he is! 50/50 Winner 2794481 dmsted. Jim. Honorary. Parks Larry. MobSe Home Sales DATE JOINED YEARS 278-7851 2794497 - Patlon. Gil. SA. Jane. 278-5796 Perry. Jerry. Clothing-Relail. Laurie 276-7510 Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution. Drtwrah 639-5902 Petzko. John. Education, Maureen 2764234 Pierce, David, Rea! Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam. Mark. SArPuneral Home Director, J. Adaire. 278-2313 Putnam. Rob. Machine Mfg.. Pam 279-7477 Redman. Bob, Past Service. Coralie. 279-^7 Redmond. Robert. Career Education. Rose 278-2292 2. Is ii FAIR to all concerned? flobison. Darwm. Hardwate-Reiati. Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper. Rick. Computer Sales 2784809 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Rubley. Davd. SA. Del 278-7327 Rumsey. Robert. SA/Sporbng Goods-Retail, Phyllis 278-5006 Schroll, John. Savings and Loan. Ila 278-8068 SebakJ. Craig. SA. Riti .T.: 2784373 $54.00 Fred Anderson The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Sexton. Brian. Hardboard Fabricaling. Sandra 279-8543 Sexton. Hal, SA. Wands 278-4907 Shemel. Don. Carpels-Retail. Laura 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker. Ken. Retail-Grocery. 278-4478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Steweil. William, Cily Governmeni/AA. Sally. 279-8958 Strobe], Norb. Automotive Parts Mfg.. Barbars 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor. Howard. SA. Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter. Howard, SA. Marian 2764222 Towns. Jerry. SA-Banking. Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, TfOust, Jim, SA. Rebecca 2784402 Tuschling, Charles. SA, Trudy. 238-^77 Tyson, Bill. Past Service. Carole 279-7806 Uhl. Richard, SA-Ho^iial.Janet Werkman, Gary. Denlisl. Jackie (616) 432-3757 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Club Programs Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director White, Richard, SA-Piumbing Supply. Delores 278473S Jim Cole Woodhams, Lavrrence. SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman. Dwighi. B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles. SA 278-5033 Young, Charles, Rshlng Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 SA-Senior Active Randall Hazelbaker, Craig 278-7095 Director " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow Jim Cole, Chairman Chairman 278-7738 MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY • Union Churcfi, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed, 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jerry Towns, A! Nelson Whelan. Jim. Radio Broadcasllng. Palrida ■ Past President Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE- Episcopal Parish House, Wed, 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs.7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A,M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 PM, UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlattar. Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Glay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 -GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Club Roster Rick Roper Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Barry Case Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Mike Gerlach Ken Smoker Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Hoiben, Chairman David Rubiey, Richard White Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Jerry Towns Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Community Service Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service international Service Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case I Coldwater P,0. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER. MICHIGAN �A ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSIFICATION S ROTARY ANN Aflams, Lflslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. Albright, Pat, Agrioultura-Swine, Colleen Anderson, fted, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, f^te, Honorary, Jane 279-9568 238-2479 278-6C03 639-3513 Barnes, Carroll. SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret - 278-8006 Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil t.aw Practice, Jean 278-8086 Booster, Oernis, Natural Gas Service. Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry, Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. 279-8218 278-8489 Bruder, Greg, Irtvesimems - 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray. Lite Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case. Barry, CM, Joann Chinety, William, School Superintendent, Sharon Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela 278-5378 279-5910 279-7986 Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy, 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. 278-4287 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. Dean, Jetlrey, SA-Rre Insurance 278-7851 278-8133 Dean. John. SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, GotI Marketing, Judy, 238-2842 Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. 278-4248 Erickson. James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack. Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Gallieis, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda. 279-9350 Galiiers, Man, Rec. Assessory Sales Gafiers, Mark,"AA DiSf^FIxIures. Date: This Week's Greeters: 7/29/97 Presiding: Santford Jolley & Larry Iveson Pat Albright invocation: Next Week's Greeters: Jim Troust Song Leader: Rob Putnam & Rick Roper Mike Geriach This Weck \ Birthdays 278-5789 Card. Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorotfty, - The Singingest Club in The USA Ron Gibson, Jeffrey Dean Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME DATE JOINED YEARS 8/09/94 3 Randall Hazelbaker Make-ups 279-2174 .7 .TTTT 278-5388" Galiiers, Michael. AA Display Fixture MIg., Donna. Gaishert, Edward. SA, SyNia 278-6603 639-4635 Geriach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krislina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physidan-Surgary, Marjorie Glover, Steve. SA, Cynthia 238-2995 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Stiaron 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela. 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques. Mary Kay. HIggins, Jemy, Vehicle Parts MIg.-ADL AC, EBewi HIscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7875 238-6848 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2416 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 276-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printng. Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santford, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vk* 278-6628 Keilogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Unitarms, IJorothy. 278-6246 Ketr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Iten, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Komstein, Vince, SA, Wntvere 278-6501 Koss, Jim. SA, Jan.... 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Shellered Workshop Lake. Edward., oaGYN Surgeon. Karen Arm 276-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack. Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karla. Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy, 278-6100 767-4508 278-2007 Moore, RIcharti, SA, Elaine. 278-4198 Moorhead, Ton, Property Casualty Ins, MarySeth. 279-8610 Nelson, At, SA Jean 278-6856 Neilleman, William. Past Service, SallytSarah) O'Connell, Terry. SA Sally. Qmsled, Jim, Honorary. Parks, Larry, Motkle Home Sales 767-3510 639-8453 279-4481 279-4497 Ration, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Clothing-R«il, Laurie..^^. _278-75l0 _ Peters, Jim. Beverage Dtstn>jtion, Deborah 639-5902 G. Howe - Springfield, OH; J. Lyons - Sturgis; J. Dygeit, D. Woodman - Quincy Guests Tony Mignery - Bryan, OH Dave Milrocko - Quincy Announcements Craig Sebald has 39 years of perfect attendance. Jerry Higgins, Japanese exchange student game us 2 Japanese Rotary Club flags from District Golf Outing, August 11. Deck Uhl asks that we tell him when people are in the hospital. Early Leavers Gregg Dean, Tom Kramer, Todd Brayton, Bob Rumsey, Greg Brayton, Jerry Higgins, Rob Putnam, Darwin Robison, Chuck Young Program Randall Hazelbaker discussed the different saxophones, their origins, and types. He played some taper depicting different types of sax music by different artists. 50/50 Winner $53.00 Lyndy Fetzko, John, Education, Maureen 276-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals. Karen. 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SAFunera! Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine MIg., Ram 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service. Coralle 279-7537 Redmond, Rotwn, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Hobison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie. 238-2324 Roper. Rick. Computer Sales Rubley, David, SA Del 278-6809 278-7327 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Rumsey, Robert, SASporbng Goods-Retail, Phyllis. 278-5006 Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla Sebald,Craig,SA,Rfta Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricaiing, Sandra 278-8066 278-8373 279-8543 Sexton. Hal, SA Wanda. 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail. Laura Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. SiBweri, William. City Government'AA Sally, Strobei.Norb.Aulomolive Parts MIg., Barbara. The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Taylor, Howard, SA Lola Teater, Howard, SA Marian 278-7100 278-4222 Classification Towns. Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy, 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca. 278-4402 TuscWIng, Charles, SA Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson. Bill, Past Service. Carole. 279-7806 Utk, Richard, SA-Hospital,Janel (616) 432-3757 Werkman, Gary, DenSsL Jackie 278-7095 Whelan. Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard, SA-Piumbing Supply, Oelores Woodtiams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda. Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol 278-6736 278-7703 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 276-5033 'rbung, Charles. Frstang Equipment Dorothy. 279-9072 * Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA • Senior Active Membership/ Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Geriach, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Geriach You will always be welcome at these neighboring dubs. MAKE UP VOW ATTENDANACe - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12;15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M, Paul Harris Club Programs Jim Cole Mako-Up Mootings Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - Roundlable inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE • Methodist Church, Thurs, 7:00 A.M- ALBION • St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 AM. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 RM, UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A,M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS; 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Sargeants-At-Arms Vocational Awareness & Awards Flower Committee Dick Uhl Feliowship Steve Giover, Darwin Robison Pubilc Reiations Jim Whelan, Jim Coie Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Barry Case, Jim Coie Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49 03 6 Interact Committee Bill Nettieman, Chairman John Petzko international Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschiing Student Guests Wayne Keliogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case 1 "He Profits Mo s t W h o Serve s Best" ROTARY Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman Community Service Song Leaders Chuck Woodward, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Rick Roper Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Rob Putnam Ciub Roster Jim Cole Vocational Service Buzz Gaiiiers, Chairman Mark Gaiiiers, Mike Gaiiiers Matt Gaiiiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:3.5 pm COLDWATER MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSIFICATION & HOTAFtY ANN Adams. Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy- 279-9568 AlBfighi, Pal, Agricollute-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Andereon, Fred, SA-Banking, Kat^fy^ BakJwir, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll. SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret BIringei, Ricliard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-6033 Boester, Oenns, Natjral Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Bofluth, Gerald, City Government, Terry, 279-8218 639-3513 278-8006 278-8066 1111191 Date: Presiding: This Week's Greeters: Jim Grohalski & Ken Smoker Pal Albright Invocation: Song Leader: Next Week's Greeters: Bob Loose Brian Sexton & Hal Sexion Gregg Dean This Week % Hirthdays 278-8489 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally, Btwtef, Greg, investments The Singingest Club in The USA 278-5789 - Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Ooroltiy, 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chlnery, Wiliam, School Superintendent Sharon Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy, 238-2076 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. Dean, Gregg, Heal Estate Broker, 639-4804 Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Goll Marketing. Judy, 238-2842 DygetL John, SA-Career Center. Mary. 278-4248 Erlckson, James, Food Broker^, Eteattetti 273-7217 Faulkner. Jack, Educanon-Career. Bart). 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz. AA Property Management Unda Gainers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales 2799350 Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures 2795388 Galliers. Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna, 2796603 Gelshen, Edward, SA, Sylvia 639-4635 278-5378 279-5910 279-7986 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 639-8669 NAME DATE JOINED YEARS 278-7851 Make-ups 2792174 J. Dygert, J. Erickson, D. Woodman, R. Cardenas, B. Sexton, J. SchroU, L. Downs, J. Cole, L Cox, K. Smoker - Quincy Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 275-4E60 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjotie Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 238-2995 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Gutsinger, Dk*. Dental Lab. Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tim. Video Productions, Pamela 6394402 Hazeibaker. Randall, Antiques. Mary Kay, 2797875 Higgins, Jerry, Vehide Pans MIg.-ADL AC, Bleen 238-5848 Hiscock, Jim, Autormfttle Retail, Kay. 2797505 Duke Transferred to Hdben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Oplomebisl, Benle 2798888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 276-8363 Notification for proposed member: Russell T. Porter has been proposed for membership in the Noon Rotary Club Guests 279-7163 Iveson, Larry, SA Priming, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jotey, Sanitord, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, VkJii 278-6628 Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy, 278-6246 Ken, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Prr^jerty Management, Cindy, 2794369 Komsletn, Vines, SA, V^ntvere 278-W01 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 2392265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop 2796832 Lake, Edward., 08/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 2798773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 2394191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karia 2796100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret 767-4508 Lyon, Jim, SA.Judy, 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Properly Casualty Ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Netiieman, William, Past Service, Salty(Sarah) O'Corweli, Tery, SA Sally, Olmsled, Jim. Honorary. 767-3510 Parks, Larry, MoWe Home Sales 2794497 Rich Barnes - St Joe; Rex Thome - Savana, GA; Roger Jones - Marshall; Frank Pervanger - Bronson; Tom Mcelmurry - Huston, TX by Matt Galliers, Russell's classification is copying services. Any one objecting to this membership must m^e his wishes known to the Club Secretary in writing within 10 days from July 15, 1997. Early Leavers Mike Galliers, Tim Hart, Greg Bruder, Buzz Galliers, Brian Webber, Bill Chinery Program Kent Neitzeri presented a program on grasses. Various grasses are used to landscape and do not require trimming. Grasses vary in length from 10" to 8'. 50/50 Winner 2794481 Paton, Gil, SA, Jane 2795796 2797510 Pelzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, ReaJ Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA/Funeral Home Director, J, Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine M(g., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob. Past Service, Coraiie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 2392324 Roper, flick. Computer Sales 278-8809 Greg Brayton 2797327 Rums^, Robert, SASporhng Goods-Retail, Phykis, Schroli, John, Savings and Loan, lla Sebak), Crag. SA fliia ,T,: Sexton. Brian, HarrSroard Fabricating, Sandra 2795006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3, Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. SlewBfl, William, City GovernmenVAA, Sally. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg„ Barbara 279-9042 Director 278-4478 Brian Sextan 2792859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeler, Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 279-8958 Towns, Jetty, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 TrousL Jim, SA Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschhng, Charles. SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole. 279-7806 (616) Jim Cole, Chairman Chairman 75th Anniversary Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazeibaker, Craig Sebaid, Dick Moore 270-7738 2796736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director 278-7703 279-9282 'ibung, Charles, Rshing Equipment, Dorotfiy. 279-9072 Make-Up Meetings You wilt aAva/s be welcome at these nelghtjoring dubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE - BE A 100% MEI^BER QUtNCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A,M, Paul Harris Club Programs 278-7095 278-5033 SA - Senior Active Bob Rumsey, Steve Glover Director 432-3757 Woodward, Charles, SA " Raul Harris Rotary Fellow $60.00 6395902 Rubley, David, SA, Del ■ Past Presidem uker. 639-8453 Peny, Jerry. Coihlng-Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah Uhl, Richard, SA-HospilalJanet WerKman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Wheian, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia While, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supj^y, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Unda Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U, Director, Carol ¥ Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebaid HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed, 12:15 RM, JONESVILLE - Roundtabie Inn, Tuesday 6:00 ,PM, COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M- ALBION • St. James Episcopal Cliurch, Thurs, Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M, BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon, Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M, Brochure Design: Richard Schlatier, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON Luis Vicente Glay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boaster Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Sargeants-At-Arms Vocational Service Vocational Awareness Rob Putnam & Awards Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Barry Case, Jim Cole Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Gelshert Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 4903 6 Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart international Service Director - John Hutchlnson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg ti Robert Loose Youth Scholarship David Rubley, Richard White Service Rotary Support Chuck Woodward, Chairman Rich Holben, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Buzz Gailiers, Chairman Mark Galllers, Mike Galllers Matt Gailiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case 1 "//<? Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATEF MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. 279-9568 Albright, Pal, Agriculture-Swne, Colleen Anderson. Fred, SA-Banking, Kalhryr Baldwin, Pete. Honorary, Jane 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes fleiail, Margaret 2^-8006 BIrlnger, Richard, SA-Civll Law Practice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service. Carleen 278-8086 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry, Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally, Brudor, Greg, Investments 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 C^, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 238-5421 Cardenas, flay, Lite Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case, Barry, CFA, Joann 276-5378 CNnery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon C^, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Cuty, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Ooroltiy, 279-5910 279-7986 639-8669 Cisry, William, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper. Mary. 6394804 Dean, Gregg. Real Estaie Bt^ Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-7851 278-8133 Dean. John, SA-Rre Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry. Golf Markeling. Judy, Oygerl, John, SA-Career Cenlet, Mary 238-2842 2784248 Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack. Education-Career, Barb. 278-8655 Galiiars, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliars. Malt. Rec. Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark. AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Gei^en. Edward, SA. Sylvia 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlaeh, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krishna 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physcian-Sutgery, Marjorie Gtover, Sieve, SA Cynthia 238-2995 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 276-2132 Grohalski, James. Banking. Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger. DiOi, Dental Lab. Helen 2784728 Han. Tm, Video Productions, Pamela 6394402 HazeKuker, Randall, Antigues, Mary Kay. 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-AOL AC, Eileen HIscock, Jim, Automobile fleiail, Kay 238-5848 279-7505 Holber, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Benie 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Sanilofd, SA, Pal 279-7469 KasperskI, Steve, Exterminator, Vlckl 278-6628 Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Unilorms, Dorothy, 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 The Singingest Cluh in The USA Date: This Week's Greeters: 7/01/97 Presiding: invocation: Song Leader: Craig Sebald & Al Nelson Pat Albright Next Week's Greeters: James Troust John Dygert & Chuck Woodward Bill Nettleman This Week's Birthdays Brian Sexton, Jack Lawson, Leslie Adams, Howard Taylor Rotarian Membership Anniversaries DATE JOINED YEARS NAME Ken Leonard 1 6/25/97 Robert Loose 35 Larry Iveson 26 Hal Sexton 27 6/26/97 6/29/71 6/30/70 Make-ups J. Lyon - Angola; Buzz & Mark Galliers, D. Woodman, J. Troust, D. Uhl, K Smoker, H. Sexton,K. Leonard - Quincy; D. Uhl - Athens Guests Rex Thome - Savanah Gerogia; Qaude Coleman - Coldwater Lake; Bill King, John Knowlton - Quincy; Karen Kiriqjatrick - Genesee Valley Announcements A thank you note was received from scholarship winner Jaime Shire. Club voted to pay for social events from the Rotary Show & 50/50 proceeds. J. Troust announced toe completion of a new water well by our club in India. New member. Rick Vanderhoff, Administer of Lauerls, was inducted. Early Leavers Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy..,,. 2784369 Kornsiein, Vince, SA, Wmivere 276-6501 Craig Sebald, Bob Redman, Mike Galliers, Greg Dean, Howard Teeter, Kbss.Jim,SA Jan 238-2265 Brian Webber, Rob Putnam Kramer, Tom, Sheflered Workshop. Lake, Edward,, OBGYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 278-8773 Lawstm, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 2384191 Leonard. Ken. Telephone Service. Karia 278-6100 Loose, floberl, SA. Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. 7674508 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 2784198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casually Ins, MaryBelh 279^1610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Saran) O'Conrell, Terry, SA, Sally, Olmsted, Jim, Honorary, Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 767-K10 639-8453 279-4481 279-4497 Patlon, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Cothlng-Relail, Laurie 278-7510 Peters, Jim, Beverage OislribuUor, Deborah 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estaie Appraisals, Karen 278-^83 Putnam, Mark. SA'Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 276-2313 Rdnam, Rob Machine Mfg., Pam 279-7477 Program Paul Masterangelo introduced performers from this seasons summer stock at the Tibbits. They did several of the songs form shows for this season. 50/50 Winner Jerry Boguth $60.00 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it (he TRUTH? Redman, Bob, Past Service, Corate 279-7537 Redmond. Robert, Career Education. Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Hobison, Darwin. Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick. Computer Sales 278-8809 flubtey. David. SA, Del flumsey. Robert, SASporting Goods-Retail. PhyBis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla SebaW. Ctaig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to ail concemed? Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpeis-Reiail, Laura.. Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. Stewert, William, City Govemmenl/AA, Sally, Slrobei, Norb, AutomotivB Parts Mfg,, Barbara. 278-4478 279-6958 278-2859 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Taylor, Howard, SA Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA, Manan 2784222 Bob Rumsey, Towns. Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. Trousi. Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-8474 - 278-4402 Tuscftog, Charles, SA, Trudy, 2384577 Tyson, BDI, Past Service, Carole. 279-7806 UhL Richard, SA-HosprtaUanei (616) 432-3757 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, flchard, SA-Piumbrng Supply, Delores 278-7095 278-7738 278-6736 Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwighi, B.PU. Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward. Charles, SA 278-5033 Young, Charles, iFshing Equipment, Dorothy, 279-9072 ' Past President Paul Harris Rota^ Fellow SA - Senior Active Membership/ Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazeibaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 RM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Club Programs Jim Cole Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlaeh, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlaeh Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House. Wed, 12:15 RM, JONESVILLE - RoundtaUe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM, COLDWATER SUNRISE -Methodisl Church, Thurs. 7:00 A-M, ALBION • 81. James Episcopal Church, Thurs, Noon STURGIS - Sturgis /^ditorium, Monday 11:45 A,M, BATTLE CREEK ■ McCamly Plaza, Mon, Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 RM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A,M, Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKl Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995- BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boaster Bulletin Jim Grohaiski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Roblson Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sargeants-At-Arms Vocational Service Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Buzz Gailiers, Chairman Mark Gailiers, Mike Gailiers Matt Gailiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Vocational Awareness Rob Putnam Chuck Woodward, Chairman & Awards Robert Loose Flower Committee Dick Uhl Director Barry Case Senior Citizens Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs Club Roster Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman International Service Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Mike Gerlach Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Jerry Towns Ken Smoker Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49 03 6 He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY TUESDAY A 3.2:15 pm ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATEpLMICHiGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER I4AME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. Abrighl, Pat, Agncutture-Swine, Colleen Andereofl, Fred, SA-Banking, Kaihiyn 279-9568 238-2479 278^033 Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 639-3513 Barnes. Carroll, SA-5hoes Retail. Margaret 278-8006 Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boester. Dennis, Naural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Bogutti. Gerald, City Government, Terry,.,,. 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally, 278-8489 Biuder, Greg, Investments 278-5789 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy, Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie, Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Ctiinery, William, School Superintendenl Sharon Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy, Curry, William, Consultanl, Coleen Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-5910 279-7986 639-8669 278-4287 639-4804 278-7851 278-6133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry. Golf Marketing, Judy. Dygei.John.SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizattelh 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 ftuOrner, Jack, Education-Career, Bart 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz AA Property Management, Lmda Galfers, Man, Rec, Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark, AA Display Ftxtures Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg.. Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike. Fast Food Restaurant. Krislina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA, Cyniha 238-2995 279-7153 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 GrohalskI, James, Banking, Snaron Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay, 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen 238-5848 HIscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay, 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Benle 279-8888 Hulchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iwson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santlofd, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperskl, Steve, Extermirator, VIcki 278-6628 Ke4ogg, Wayne, Sports Wear.Unitorms, Dorothy, 278-6246 Ken, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy, 278-4369 Komstein, Vmce, SA, Winivere 2784501 Koss,Jim,SA Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheheted Workshop 278-6832 Lake, Edward,, OB'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karta 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret 767-4506 Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. 278-2007 Moore, Rehard, SA Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty ins, MaryBeUi 279-8610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettleman.Wiliam, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally. Olmsied, Jim, Honorary, Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 767-3510 639-8453 2794481 2794497 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: This Week's Greeters: 6/17/97 Presiding: Invocation: Song Leader: Terry O'Connell & Dave Pierce Pat Albright Next Week's Greeters: Dave Pierce Craig Sebald & Al Nelson Ed Lake T/n's Week's Birthdays Craig Sebald Rotariau Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED 6/21/83 6/21/60 14 Dick Guisinger Robert Rumsey 37 Make-ups R. Putnam, B. Case, J. Peters, J. Erickson, J. Faulkno", J. Dygert - Quincy; J. Gordon, J. Dygert - Sunrise, J. Dygert - Bronson Guests Bin Slisher - Bronson; Tony Minting - Bryan Oil Announcements Survey taken to get membership opinion on summer picnic and afterglow expenses. Results will be announced later. Requests for show funds have been received and are being answered. New Member introduced by sponsor Terry O'Connell - Lindy Cox, Communications Consultant Classification. T. O'Connell both Wedding &. Anniversary. Early leavers Dave Pierce, Erickson, Dygert, White, Hart, Jeff Dean, Downs, Woodhams, Greg Dean, Kramer, B. Sexton, Boguth, Peters Program "The Community Center of Branch County", soon to be constructed at the Branch County Fairgrounds. Ken Norton and Janice Murphy 50/50 Winner Ration, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Cdthirig-Reiail, Laurie 278-7510 Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 639-5902 Petzkp John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark. SAiPuneral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education. Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick, Computer Sales 278-8809 Rubley, David, SA, Dei 278-7327 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Rumsey, Robert, SASporling Goods-Retail, Phylis 278-5006 Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla 278-8068 Sebak), Craig, SA, Rita 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Ron Gibson The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Sfiemel, Don, Carpets-flelail, Laura 279-9042 Director Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery, 278-4478 Brian Sexton Stewert, William, City Government/AA, Sally, Strobel, Norb, Aulomolive Parts Mlg„ Barbara 279-8958 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor, Howaro, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA, Marian 2784222 Bob Rumsey, Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 TrousL Jim, SA Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy, 2384577 Tyson, BUI, Past Service, Car^ Ufil, Richard, SA-HospitalJanel 279-7806 432-3757 (616) Werkmai, Gary, Dentist. Jackie Whetan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7095 - 278-7738 Whrle, RichOT, SA-Plumbing Supply, D^res Woodhams, Lawrenra, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-6736 278-7703 Woodman, Owghi, 6,P,U, Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Chiles, SA 278-5033 Vbung. Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy, 279-9072 ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active $52 Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Director Jim Cole Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome al these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUEWANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 RM, BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed, 11 ;45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM, JONESVILLE • Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM, COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs,7:00 A,M, ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs, Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium. Monday 11:45 A,M, BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 RM, UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay • Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998-BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galllers, Chairman Mark Gailiers, Mike Galllers Matt Galllers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Roblson Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Gelshert Rural Urban Vocational Service Jack Faulkner. Chairman Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Barry Case, Jim Cole Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Interact Committee BIN Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Director - John Hutchlnson Tim Hart International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Student Guests Chuck Tuschling Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case fL/2 Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 4903 6 ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY TUESDAY ^ 12:15 pm ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION STh COLDWATEP MICHIGAN ? �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER ■ NAME CLASSIRCATION S RCfTAHY ANN PHONE Adams. Leslie, Swimming Pools. Cindy- 279-9568 ABjfight. Pal, Agriculluie-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Anderson, Red, SA-Sanhing, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete. Honorary, Jane Bames, Carroll, SA-Shoes Relail. Margaret BIrlnger, Ridiard, SA-Civil Law Pracfee, Jean 278-6033 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Serves, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Geratd. City Government, Twry. Biaylon. Greg, Advertiang. Sally. Bruder. Greg, Investments. 279-8218 278-5789 Card, Harold. SA-Hardware RetaP, Dorothy. 238-5421 639-3513 276-8006 278-8086 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 6/03/97 This Week's Greeters: David Rubley & Rich Holben Presiding: Pat Albright Invocation: charles Tushling Song Leader: ^ake Next Week's Greeters: Ed Geishert & Fred Culey This Week's Hirthdays 2784489 Jim Hiscock Cardenas, Ray. Life Insurance. Gonzie 238-2076 Case, Barry, CPA, Joann 278-5378 Chinery. William, School Superintendent, Sharon 279-5910 Cole. James, Add Active Banking. Pamela Cuiy. Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail. Dorothy, 279-7986 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, M^y, Dean, Gregg. Real Estate Broker. 639-4804 278-7851 Santford Jolley 30 6/1/67 Dean, Jeflrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 Jack Faulkner 16 6/9/81 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance. Joanne 238-40TO Dovms, Larry, GoH Marketing. Judy. Dygert. John. SA-Career Center. Mary... Erickson. James. Food Brokerage. ESiabeth 238-2842 Faulkner. Jack. Education-Cafeef. Bara. 278-86K Galliers. Buzz. AA Property Management. Linda Galliers. Man. Rec. Assessoiy Sales....Galliers. Mark, AA Display Fixtures Galliers. Michael. AA Display Fixture MIg., Donna Geisheri. Edward, SA, Sylvia 279-9350 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 639-8669 NAME YEARS DATE JOINED 278-4248 279-7217 Make-ups J. Peters, L. Downs, R. Cardenas, J. Hiscock - Sunrise 279-2174 J. Lyon - Sturgis: J. Higgins - Bronson 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant. Kristina 276-4660 Gitison. Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie. Glover. Sieve, SA Cynlhia 238-2995 Gordon. Jim. CPA Bardara 278-2132 GrohalsW. James. Banking. Sharon GuisinQer. Oidt Dental LatJ. Helwi 741-3663 Dan Dobson - Qunicy, Tom Jones - Sunrise, Ned Legg - Otsego, 278-4728 Students - Katie Rocchio, Lori Tabor, Leann Parsons Hart. Tvn, Video Productions. Pamela- 639-4402 Hazaftaker. Randall. Antiques. Mary Kay. 279-7875 Guests 279-7163 HIggins. Jerry. Vehicle Parts M^.-ADL AC. EPeen 238-5848 Hiscock. Jim. Automobile Retail, Kay... 279-7605 Holben. Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary. Opiometrisl. Bente 279-8888 Hutchinscn, John, Civil Law. Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley. Santtord, SA. Pal 238-2639 Announcements Happy Birthday Jim Grohalski! New Member: Bob Briest, resident Coldwater Lake, introduced by sponsor. Jack Lawson. Paul Mastrangelo looking for a warehouse type facility for set building, 1500-2000 sq. ft. - Tibbits. 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve. Exterminator, Vicki 278-6626 IteSogg. Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniferms, Dorottry. 2784246 Kerr. Robert. SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, K«i, Property ManagetrenL Cindy- 278-4369 Komslein. Vmce, SA, Winrvere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA Jan 238-2265 Kr^r, Tom. Sheltered Workshop Lake. Edward, OBrGWP Surgeon. Karen Ann 278-6832 Lawson. Jack, Past Service. Charlene. 2384191 Leonard. Ken. Telephone Service, Karia Loose. Robert. SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim. SA Judy. 2784100 Program 767-4508 278-2007 Moore, Richard. SA, Elaine 278-4198 Mike Hoffner, Branch Area Career Center, Jerry Frederick instructor, Criminal Justice Dept. Currently 63 students enrolled at Career Center. Rederick addressed the content requirements of the new Criminal Justice Courses being offered and the large response. Early Leavers Gary Howe, Tom Kramer, Dar Robison, Bill Chinery, Larry Parks, Jim Grohalski, Buzz Galliers, Brian Webber, Jim Erickson, John Schroll, Mike Gerlach, Rob Putnam, Rich Holben, Dave Rubley 278-8773 - Moorhead. Tom, Prwrty Casualty Ins. MaryBelh 279-8610 Nelson. Al. SA. Jean 278-6856 Netfiem^. Wlllam. Past Service. Saily(Sarah) O'ConneP. Terry. SA Sally, dmsled. Jim, Honorary. Parks. Lairy, Mobile Home Sales 767-3510 279-4497 Patlon, GS, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Clotning-Relaii. Laune Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 Petzko, John, Educalion, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SAFuneral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machirte MIg.. Pam 279-7477 639-8453 50/50 Winner 279-4481 Bill Chinery $64.00 639-5902 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it llie TRUTH? Redman. Bob, Past Service. Coralie..- 279-7537 Redmond, Rooert, Career Educatkih. Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick, Con^uter Sales 2784809 RuWey. David, SA. Del - 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? 278-7327 Rumsey, RcKiert. SASporting Goods-Retail. Phyllis 278-5006 Schrofl. John, Savings and Loan. Ila Sebald, Craig. SA. Rita Sexton. Brian. Hardboard Fabricailng. Sandra 2788373 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don. Carpets-Retail. Laura Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery, Stewert, William, City Governmeni'AA. Sally. Strobe!. Norb. Automotve Parts Mfg.. Barbwa. 2782859 Membership/ Taylor. Howard. SA. Lola 2787100 Classification 2784222 Bob Rumsey, Teeter, Howard. SA Marian 2786068 Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program 2784478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman 279-6543 279-8958 - Towns. Jerry, SA-Banking. Nancy. 2788474 Trousl Jim. SA. Rebecca 2784402 Tuschling. Charles. SA. Trudy. Tyson. Bill, Past Service. Carole Uhl, Richard. SA-HcspitalJanel 238-4577 279-7806 (616) 432-3757 Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Werkman. Gary, Dentist, Jackie. 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting. Patricia White. Rirttard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores 2787738 Director 2784736 Jim Cole Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fooi Surgeon, Unda. 2787703 Woodman. Dwight. B.P.U. Director, Carol 2794282 Woodward. Chartes. SA 2785033 >tiong. Charles. RshinQ Equpmerrt. Dorottty. 2789072 ' Past President " Paul Harhs Rotary Fetiow SA • Senior Active Steve Glover Make-up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church. Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House. Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE • RoundlaWe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church. Thurs. 7^)0 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn. Monday 5:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station. Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Church. Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schiatter. Battle Greek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary Internationai 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998-BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohaiski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Club Roster Jim Cole Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter. Edward Geishert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs David Rubley, Richard White Director James Troust Greg Bruder Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Mike Gerlach Robert Loose Rich Holben, Chairman Rotary Support Jerry Towns Chuck Woodward, Chairman Youth Scholarship Community Service Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service Internationai Service Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater^ MI. 49036 H e Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY TUESDAY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATER MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSinCATlON & ROTARY ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools. Cindy 279-9568 Wbright, Pal, Agncutture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kalhryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroli, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Birirtger, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean,...; 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8(K36 278-8086 Boaster, Dennis. Natural Gas Service. Carleen 238-4326 Boguth.Ger^. City Government. Terry. Brayton, Greg. Advertisirtg, Salty. Bfuder, Greg, investments 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail. Dorothy. 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray. Life Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case, Barry, CPA, Joann 278-5378 Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon 279-5910 Cole, James. Add Aciive Banking, Pamela 279-7986 Culy, Fred. SA-Jewelry Relail, Dorothy. 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Dawdson. Duke. SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639-4804 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 5/27/97 Presiding: _ • I. Pat Albnght Week's Greeters: Bob Loose & Bill Nettleman Next Week's Greeters: Invocation: David Rubley & Rich Holben Song Leader: This Week's Birthdays James Grohalski Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME DATE JOINED YEARS 5/28/85 12 Jim Whelan Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7£ei Dean, Jetlrey. SA-Fne Insurance 278-8133 Dean. John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing. Judy. 238-2842 Dygert. John, SA-Career Center, Mary. 278-4248 Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizalwih 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galllers, Matt, flee. Assessory Sales Galliers. Mark, AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael. AA Display Future Mfg.. Donna Geshert. Edward, SA Sylvia 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 2^-6603 639-4635 Gerlach. Mike. Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Gibson. Ron, Physioan-Surgery, Marjorie 238-2995 Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Karen Kirkpatrick - Genesee Valley Grohalski, James, Banlung, Sharon Gulslnger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Ron Brookit - Saline Hart, Tim, Video Produclions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall. Antiques. Mary Kay. Higgins, Jerry. Vehicle Parts Mtg.-ADL AC. Eileen 279-7875 238-5848 HIscock, Jim. Automobile Reiail, Kay. 279-7505 Holben. Rkh, SA 238-2418 Howe. Gary. Optometrisi. Benie 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law. Maureen 278^363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing. Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Sanllord. SA, Pat Kasperski, Steve. Exterminator, Vicki Keilogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy. 279-7469 278-6628 2786246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 2782322 Klein, Ken, Properly Management, Cindy. 2784369 Kornsiein, Vince. SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss.Jim.SA Jan 2382265 Kramer. Tom. Sheltered Workshop. Lake. Edward.. OB-GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 2786832 2788773 l^wson, Jack. Past Service. Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephorw Service. Karla. 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. 767-4506 2782007 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 2784198 Moortiead, Tom, Properly Casualty Ins, MaryBeih 279-8610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 2786856 Nettlerran.Witiam, Past Service, Sally(Sa/ah) O'Connell. Terry, SA. Sally. Omsted. Jim. Honorary. 767-^10 639-8453 279-4481 Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 279-4497 Patlon. Gil. SA. Jane 2785796 Perry, Jerry, Cloihlng-Retail. Laurie-....Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 2787510 6385902 Petzko, John, Educaiion, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce. David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Pulnam, Mark, SA/Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-3283 278-2313 Pulham, Rob, Machine Mfg.. Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob. Past Service. Ccraiie 2787537 Redmond, floberi. Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? flobson, Danvin. Hardware-Retail. Bonnie 2382324 Roper, Rick. Computer Sales 2788809 Rubley. David, SA. Del 278-7327 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4, Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Rumsey, Robert, SASporting Goods-Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, SA, Rila :. 27850C^ 278-8068 2788373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Make-ups B. Stewart, B. Rumsey - Hastings S. Kasperski, J. Koss - Quincy J. Grohalski - Union City; H. Card - Reading B. Chinnery, M. Putnam - Sunrise Guests Student Guests - Randy Lounds, April Rose, Sarah Zimmer, John Courtney Announcements Early Leavers Program 50/50 Winner The 4 Way Test 1. is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker. Ken, Retail-Grocery. Stewed. William. City Governmenl/AA, Saby. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Pads Mfg., Barbara 279-9042 2784478 2788958 2782859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA. Lola. 2787100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA. Manan 278-4222 Towns, Jerry. SA-Banking. Nancy. 2788474 Bob Rumsey, Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital,Janet 238-4577 279-7806 432-3757 (516) Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jadue 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 2^-7738 Wiite, Richard. SA-Plurrkjing Suffily. Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Owighi. B.P.U Director, Carol 278-6736 2787703 2789282 Woodward, Charles, SA 2785033 M)ung, Charles. iFshing Eijuipmenl, Dorothy, 2789072 • Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active $58.00 Rich Holben Steve Glover You will always be welcome al these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATJENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11 ;45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman Chairman 75th Anniversary Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Club Programs Sebald, Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Jim Cole Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - RoundlaWe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 P.M, COLDWATER SUNRISE - Melhodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS • Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamiy Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 RM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Desigr): Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay • Argentina President, Rotary international 1996 -GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Attendance Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Gelshert Vocational Service Director Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole David Rubley, Richard White Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case 1 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r TUESDAY International Projects Chuck Tuschling Wayne Kellogg MEETING EVERY Director - John Hutchinson Jim Troust, Chairman Student Guests P.O. Box 42 ColdwateTy Ml. 4903 6 Bill Nettieman, Chairman international Service Song Leaders law ater Interact Committee John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Mike Gerlach Robert Loose Rich Holben, Chairman Community Service Jerry Towns Chuck Woodward, Chairman Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs ti c Ken Smoker Barry Case Rick Roper Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATEF MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Atlams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy, Albright, Pat, Agricullufe-Swine, Colleen ■ • Date: mom Presiding: Pat Albright Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn 278-6033 Baldwin. Pete, Honorary, Jane 539-3513 Barnes, Canofl, SA-Shoes Reiarf, Margaret BWiger, Rictiard, SA-CMI Law Practice. Jean 278-8006 278-8086 Boesler, Dennis. Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Bogulh, Gerald, City Government, Terry. 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. 278-8489 Bruder, Greg, Investments 278-5789 Card, Harold, SA-Hatdware Retail. Ooroihy. Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance. Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA Joann Invocation: Song Leader: 279-5910 ■ 279-7986 639-8669 278-4287 ' Davidson. Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639-4804 Dean, Gregg. Real Estate Broker. Dean, Jatlrey, SA-Fre Insurartce 278-7851 278-8133 ■ Dean, John. SA-Rre Inairanee, Joanne 238-4075 ■ Downs, Larry, Golt Mariieting, Judy. Oygen. John, SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James. Food Brokerage. Elizabeth 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack. Education-Career. Barb 278-8655 Galllers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda. Gainers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales Galllers, Mark, AA Disf^ay Rflures 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 Galllers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg.. Donna. 278-6603 Geishert. Edward, SA Sylvia 639-4635 Gerlach. Mike, Fast Food Restaurant. Knstlna. 2784660 Giison. Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie. Glower, Steve. SA, Cynthia 238-2995 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA Barbara 278-2132 Grohal^i, James, Banking. Sharon Gulsingar, Dick, Dental Lto, Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hal, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randal, Antiques, Mary Kay. Higgins. Jerry, Vehicle Parts M(g.-AOL AC. Eileen 279-7875 2385848 Kiscock. Jim, Automobile Retail. Kay. 279-7505 HoDen, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist. Bente 279-8868 Hulchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Sanltord, SA. Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, VIcki 278-6628 Jim Olmstead & Tom Kramer Next Week's Greeters: John Schroll Bob Loose & Bill Nettleman Hal Sexton Richard Biringer, John Dean, Bill Tyson, Pat Albright 238-2076 278-5378 Chinery, William, School Si5ierintBndeot. Sttaron..,. This Week's Greeters: This Week's Birthdays 238-5421 - Cole. James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Coly. Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. Curry, William. Consultant, Coleen ' The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 238-2479 Rolarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED 5/14/85 5/14/96 5/16,72 5/20/69 5/25/71 12 Jim Grohalski Jack Lawson Rich Hoi ben 1 25 Jim Lyon 28 24 Richard White Make-ups M. F^itnam - Union City; J, Lyou, J. Higgins - Sturgis; D. Uhl - Athens; J. Cole, D. Robison - Bronson; D. Robison, J. ShroU, J. Faulkner, J. Peters, K. Smoker, D Shemel, A. Nelson, C. Barnes, T. Hart - Quincy Guests Gordon Bodine - Alaska, Karen Kirkpatrick - Genesee Valley, Bill Grotty - Quincy, Bob Briest, John Petzko, Students - Christy Shaffer, Erin Mulcally, Patricia Kellogg; John Pierson (former Coldwater Rotarian and resident) Announcements Please see reverse for announcements. Kellogg, Wayne. Sports WearrUniforms. Dorothy. 2786246 Early Leavers Kerr, Robert. SA-Hardware RelaH 2782322 Wein, Ken, Property Management. Cindy. 2784369 Kornstain, Vmce, SA Winivere 278-6501 Greg Dean, Jeff Dean, Dick Greisinger, Harold Card, John Hutchinson, Bob Redmond, Hal Sexton, Greg Brayton, Bill Tyson, Ken Leonard, Larry i<oss,Jim,SA Jan 238-2265 Woodhams Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. 278-6832 Lake, Edward,, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jadi, Past Service, Chariene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service. Karia Loose. Robert. SA Margaret Lywi, Jim. SA Judy. 278-6100 7674508 278-2007 Moore, Richaid. SA Elaine 2784198 Moorhead. Tom, Property Casualty Ins. Maryflelh 279-8610 Nelson, Al, SA. Jean 278-6866 Netlleman, William, Pasi Service, Sally(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry. SA Sally. 767-3510 639-8453 Olmsted. Jim, Honorary. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 279-4481 279-4497 Panon, Gii.SAJane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Cloihing-Retail. Laurie 278-7510 Peters. Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 539-5902 Petzko, John, Education. Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals. Karen 275-3283 Program John Petzko - CHS Interact Club Advisor - Introduced and explained the purpose and activities of Roiary's High School Alter Ego, The Interact Club, Three Members of Interact attended. Christy Shaffer, Erin Mulcally and Patricia Kellogg, John expressed need for nominations from the 9th grade for Interact membership. He also asked for suggestions for club activities and direction. 50/50 Winner $56.43 Tim Hart The 4 Way Test Putnam, Mark, SAFuneral Home Director, J. Adaite 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mtg., Pam 279-7477 Redman. Bob. Past Service. Coralie 279-7537 Redmond. Robert, Career Education. Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Robison. Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 Roper. Ridi. Computer Sales Rubley, David, SA Del 278-8809 278-7327 flumsey, Robert, SA/Sporting Goods-Retail, Phyffis 278-5006 Sdiroll, John, Savings and Loan, Ha Sebald, Cralg, SA, Rita 278-8068 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 2784907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura 1. Is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 Director Smrtier. Ken, RelaH-Groeary. Sleweh. William, City GovernmenVAA, Sally. 2784478 279-8958 Brian Sexton Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Strobel, Noib, Automotive Parts M(g., Barbara 278-^9 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA Lola. Teeter, Howard, SA Marian 278-7100 2784222 Classification Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Trousi, Jim. SA, Rebecca 2784402 Tuschllng, Charles, SA Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, RIcharO. SA-HospM Janet Werkman. Gary, Dentist. Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting. Patncia White, Richard. SA-Plumbing Supply, Detores WoodhOTs, Lawrrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Dwigtii, B.RU. Director, Carol (616) 432-3757 278-7095 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 2^-5033 Vbung. Charles, iFshing Equipmeni, Ooroihy. 279-9072 ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Pellcw SA - Senior Active Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Director Jim Cole Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Geriach Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome al these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church. Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregalional Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Coie, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Geriach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Cralg Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, ■niurs.7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcc^l Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Mond^ 11:45 A.MBATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Gailiers, Chairman Mark Galiiers, Mike Gailiers Matt Gailiers. Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhi Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Wheian, Jim Cole Rotary information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director Barry Case Ken Smoker Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rich Holben, Chairman Rick Roper Community Service interact Committee Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Club Roster Jim Cole Vocational Service Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Mike Gerlach Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Jerry Towns David Rubley, Richard White Student Guests Wayne Keilogg International Service Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary international Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Announcements: special Welcome to John "Sal" Pierson, Jim Koss, Dick Uhi. Mayor Rumsey expressed need for home for 16 year old German Male Student for school yeat. Karen Kirkpatrick is looking for those interested in a 'Toastmasters Club." Happy Birthday Dave Rubley! Requests for show funds tor groups + causes requested. EARLY LEAVERS- President Pat is getting a little annoyed at the large number of early leavers. We had been doing pretty good, but lately it has started to get out of hand. The worst part about having people leave en masse is being one of those who has to be embarrassed about staying. We are embarrassed for the program speaker. How would you like to come to our club to present a program and have a large number of people get up and leave before your presentation? We realize that some of you have no choice and must leave early on occasion. But, if motives are spur of the moment because the weather is nice and the golf course beckons...why not just make up at another club? Remember one of the four-way tests...IS IT FAIR TO ALL CONCERNED? Proposed for membership - Bob Briest, Rick Vanderhoff Any objections should be submitted to President Pat or any Board Member in wirting within ten days. NO ROTARY CLUB SOFTBALL TEAM PRACTICE THIS WEEK. t>\ Coldwater P,0. Box 42 Coldwater^ MI. 49036 ''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. A 12:15 pm COLDWATEP ^MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME *' PHONE CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN 279-9568 Date: 238-2479 Presiding: Baldwin, F^le, Honorary, Jane 639-3513 Bames, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 278-8006 278-6033 Biringer, Richard. SA-Clvil Law Practice. Jean 278-8086 Boesler, Dennis, Natural Gas Service. Carleen 238-4326 BoQuth, Gerald, City Goveinmeni, Terry. Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. Bruder, Greg, Investments Card, Harold. SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. Carders, Ray, Lite Insurance. Gonzle Case. Barry, CPA, Joann Chlneiy, WilVam, School Superintendem, Sharon 279-8218 This Week's Greeters: ^"3/97 invocation: Jim Cole & Larry Parks Albright Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: Dave Pierce Jim Olmstead & Tom Kramer Ed Lake This Wcek \ Birthdays 278-8489 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 David Rubley 278-5378 Jim Olmstead 279-5910 Cole. James, Add Active Baniung, Pamela 279-7986 •• Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. 639-8669 2784287 ■* Curry, William, Consultani, Coleen Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. Dean, Gregg, Real Esiaie Broker. 278-7851 Rotariaii Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS Tim Hart 6 18 6394804 Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 •' Dean, John, SA-Fire Inwrance, Joanne 2384075 ** Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. Dygert John, SA-Career Ceniei, Mary. Ehckson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizalwth 2784248 Faulkner, Jack, EducaHon-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales 279-8350 " The Singingest Club in The USA Adams, Leslie, Swimming FMs, Cindy. Albrighl, Pai, Agriculture-Swine, CcFlleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kalhryn Terry O'Connell DATE JOINED 5/7/91 5/8/79 238-2842 279-7217 Make-ups 279-2174 Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures. Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg., Oonna.... 278-8603 Gei^rL Edward, SA Sylvia. 6394M5 GerlKh, Mike, Faa Food Restaur^i, Krlsfira 2784660 Gibson. Ron, Physician-Surgery, Magorie 238-2995 Glover, Steve, SA, Cynihia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 J. Troust - Marshall: R- Cardenas - St. Marteen; K. Smoker, B. Case, C. Bames, 278-5388 A. Nelson, B. Kerr, J. Peters, J. Faulkner, K. Leonard, D. Woodman, J. Lyon - Sunrise Guests Grohaiskl, Jamas, Bankirrg, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, DIcA, Dental Lab. Helen 2784728 Hart, iTm. Video Produdiorrs, Pamela. 6394402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. 279-7875 Higgles, Jerry, Vetiicle Paris Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 238-5848 Howe, Gary, Opiomethst, Benie 279-8888 Hutchlnson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iwson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn Joiley, Santford, SA, Pal Kasperski, Steve. Exterminator, Vicki 238-2839 278-6828 John Petzko - Interact Club Sponsor - Looking for Q"' grade students at CHS lui for uic the ciuD. club. *^ongraiiuauons Congratulations to to tnis this years years Paul Paul Hams Harris nominee. Dr. William Nettleman, who was honored at the country club last Tuesday. Bill joined our club on 3/7/84 and has been very active on several committees The hn;^rd m«H, Kellogg. W^r», Sports Wear/Unltorms, Dorolhy. 278-6246 Early Leavers Kem, Robert SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 2784369 Kornstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Jim Peters, Chuck Woodward, Mark Galliers, Bob Kerr, Paul Mastroangelo, Kramer. Tom, Shetiered Workshop. 278-6832 Brian Webber Lake, Edward., Oa'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karla. 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret 7674508 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 2784198 Moorttead, Tom, Property Caai^ Ins, MaryBeth 279-8810 Karen Kirkpatrick - Genesee Valley, Bob Todon, Gordon, Steve G'Donnell Students - Andrea Shemel, Courtney Warkoczeski, Abbi McClaid, Bob Briest A nnouncements 279-7505 279-7469 ^r this years nominee. Norb Strobel, Rob Putnam, Ron Gibson, Terry O'Connell, Ken Smoker, Program Southern Michigan Bank & Trust 125"' Anniversary Video was presented by Jerry Towns. The video recounts the history of Coldwater's development and the roots and growth of Southern Michigan Bank & Trust. It covers the strong connections between the bank and the community along with the continuing desire to be actively involved Nettleman, Wiiliam, Past Service, SaliylSarah) 767-3510 O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally, 639-8453 Olmsled, Jim, Honorary. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 2794497 Perry. Jerry. CtoBiing-Rslail, Laurie. 278-7510 Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 639-5902 Pelzto, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, Davq, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark. SArPuneial Horrs Director, J, Adaire... 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg.. Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service. Coralle 279-7537 Redmond, Robert. Career Educalkn. Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison. Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 278-8009 " Roper, Rick, Computer Sales Rubley, Davq, SA, Del " Rumsey, Robert SASpoiting Goocb-flelall, Phyllis.... 278-5006 " Schroll. John, Savings and Loan, lla Stoald, Craig, SA, Hila Sexton, Brian, Hardboatd F^rdating, Sandra 278-8373 with local youth and families. 50/50 Winner 2794481 Guest from Alaska The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? 278-7327 278-8068 279-8543 $60.00 Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retaii, Laura 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker, Ken, Relail-Grocery. 270-4478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Sleweri, Wiliam, City GovemrrtentiAA, Saiy. SiroOel. Nofb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara 279-8956 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Ciassification ■* Teeter, Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 " Towns, Jeiry. SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, " Troust Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschfing. Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Pas! Service, Carole. Uhl, Richard, SA-HospitaWanet 279-7806 „{616) 278-6736 Jim Cole Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 SA - Senior Active Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director 278-7703 " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow Chuck Woodward, Chair. 276-7738 Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Owight 8.RU. Director, Carol 'Past Resident 75th Anniversary Sebald, Dick Moore Whelan, Jim, Radto Broadcasting, Patricia. White, flcharo, SA-Piumtkng Supply, Detores. 279-9282 . Jim Cole, Chairman Director 278-7095 279-9072 Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Vbu will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUB ATTENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY- Union Church. Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Club Programs 432-3757 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Vbung, Charles, Pishing Equipment Dorothy. Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs- 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs, Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Slation, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M, Brochure Design: Richard Sctilatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Eiect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DiRECTORS MEETiNGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month foilowing Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Glay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998-BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Gailiers, Chairman Mark Gailiers, Mike Gailiers Matt Gailiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohaiski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Club Roster Vocational Service Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole David Rubley, Richard White Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach P,0, Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 m Bill Nettleman, Chairman International Service Director - John Hutchinson Tim Hart International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Student Guests Chuck Tuschling Wayne Keilogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case 1 He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY Interact Committee John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman t Coldwater Robert Loose Rich Holben, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Community Service Song Leaders Chuck Woodward, Chairman Youth Scholarship Rick Roper Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr liCHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION 4 ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cind/. Albright, Pal, AgrlcjIUre-Swine, Colleen 279-9568 238-2479 Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking. Kaihryr 278-6033 Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 639-3513 Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 278-8006 Birir>ger, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boaster, Dennis, Nalural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth. Gerald, City Government, Terry, Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. Bruder, Greg, Investments Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case, Barry, CPA, Joann 278-5378 Chinery.tWllliam, School Superintendent Sharon 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Red, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. Curry, William, Consultani, Coleen Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspapet, Mary. Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker 279-7986 639-8669 278-4287 639-4804 278-7851 Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Rre Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Flie Insurance. Joanne Dovms, Larry, Golf Markeling, Judy. Oygert John, SA-Career Center, Mary. Eriekson, Jarres, Food Brofterage. Elizabeth 278-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Gaillers. Buzz, AA Prc^riy Management, Linda 279-9350 Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales. 279-2174 Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Micnael, AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna. 278-5388 278-6603 Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia. 639-4635 Geriach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-^60 Gibson, Ron. Pnysician-Surgery, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 238-2995 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barb^a 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Didr, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Produclions, Pamela 639-4402 Haz^baker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Pans Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen 238-5848 Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7505 Holben, RkSi, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary. Optometrist, Bente 279-8888 HutrSiinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 2^-8363 tveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santford, SA. Pal 279-7469 Kasperskl, Steve, Extermlnalof, Vicki 278-6628 Keliogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorotfiy. 278-6246 Kerr, RiSiert, SA-Hardware Retail 276-2322 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 4/^97 Presiding: 22^. This Week's Greeters: Jim Gordon «fc John Schroll Pat Albright Invocation: Next Week's Greeters: Jim Troust Song Leader: Greg Dean & Jim Hiscock Bill Nettleman This Week's liirthdays Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED 4/28/92 236-4075 Mike Gerlack Michael Galliers 238-2842 Steve Kasperskl 4/30/97 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Komstein, Vince. SA. Winivere 279-6501 Koss,Jim,SAJan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. 278-6832 4/30/91 Make-ups J. Lyon - Sturgis; W. Keliogg, J. Higgins, N. Strobel - Bronson; G. Howe Springfield, OH; D. Uhl - Athens; B. Nettleman (2) - Sun City, AR; J. Gordon Sunrise; B. Galliers (2) - Bonita Springs, FL; K. Leonhard, J. Faulkner (2) - Quincy Guests Jim Eley - Bronson Steve O'Donnell - Quincy Bob Briest Students - Fahmi Atwain (Jr. HS), Kara Woodhams Announcements Jack Faulkner volunteered to take Jerry Higgins place at an upcoming District meeting in Battle Creek. Early Leavers Jim Eriekson, Jim Grohalski, Mike Geriach, Jerry Towns, Brian Webber, Ron Gibson, Gary Howe, John Huichinson, Steve O'Donnell, Buzz Galliers Lake, Edward.. O&GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken.Telephone Service, Karia 278-6100 Loose, HoberL SA. Margaret Lyon, Jim. SA. Judy. 767-4508 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA. Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead. Tom. Pr^rty Casually Ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 Nelson, AI.SA, Jean 2788856 "Contract on America". The new Legislation is being introduced one small part at a time. He addressed; Balanced budget issues. Social Security System. Social Security takes 22% of total federal budget, current budget is 3.6 trillion dollars. Smith supports Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) 767-3510 a plan to erase the current system of unfunded liability for Social Security. O'Connell. Terry. SA. Sally. 6398453 Olmsted, Jim, Honorary. - Program Representative Nick Smith (R), Michigan 7*^ District - Legislation is moving from 50/50 Winner 279-4481 Parks, Larry, Mr^ile Home Sales 279-4497 Palton, Gil, SA. Jane. - 2785796 ^rry, Jerry, Clolhing-Retail, Laurie. 2787510 Paters, Jim, Beverage Distribuhon, Deborah 6385902 F^tzko, John. Education, Maureen 2786234 Pierce, Dawd. Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark. SA'Funerai Home Director, J. Adaire 2782313 Putnam, Rob. Machine Mfg.. Pam 2787477 Redman, Bob. Past Servics, Coralie - $54.00 Pete Baldwin The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2787537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose. 2782292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail. Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER ERIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick. Computer Sales flut^ey, David, SA. Del flumsey, Robert. SA'^rting Goods-Retail, Phy!is 278-8809 2787327 2785006 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Schroll. John, Savmgs and Loan, lla 2788068 Sebald. Craig, SA, Rita 2788373 Sexton, Brian. Hardboard F^lcaiing, Sandra. 279-8543 Sexton, Hal. SA, Wanda. 2784907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail. Laura Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 2789042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker, efn, Retail-Grocery, 278-4478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Siewerl, William. City Government/AA, Sally. 2788958 Strobel. Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Bartara. - Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola Teeter, Howard, SA. Marian - 2782859 Membership/ 2787100 Classification 2784222 Bob Rumsey, Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman 2788474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Chairman 75th Anniversary Tuschlirtg, Cfiaries, SA, Trudy. 2384577 Jerry Towns, A! Nelson Chuck Woodward, Chair. 279-7806 432-3757 Ciub Programs Sebald, Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Geriach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. (616) Werkman, Gary, Denbsl, Jackie 2787095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting. Patricia. White, flicharc, SA-Plumbing Supply, Oelores. 2787738 278-6736 Woodhams. Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda. 2787703 Woodman, Dwighl, B.P.U. Director, Carol 2789282 Woodward. Charles, SA 2785033 Tbung, Charles, iFshing Equipmem Dorodiy. 2789072 * Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active Jim Cole Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Geriach You will always be welcome at these neighboring dubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Towns, Jerry. SA-Banking, Nancy. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl. Rkdiard. SA-HosphaLJanet Make-Up Meetings Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Club Historian Craig Sebald HtLLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM. JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A,M, BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon, Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Ckingregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlarier, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galllers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim GrohaiskI, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Vocational Service Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Interact Committee Bill Nettieman, Chairman international Service Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Student Guests Mike Gerlach Robert Loose John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Jerry Towns Cuck Woodward, Chairman Youth Scholarship Rick Holben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rick Roper Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Wayne Kellogg Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater^ MI. 49036 1 ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER name classification & rotary ANN The Singifigest Club in The USA PHONE This Week's Greeters: Adams, Lesbe. Swimming Pools. Cindy. 279-9568 AlbrtgW, Pal, Agricuttgra-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Anderson. Pred, SA-Banlung, Kaibryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes. Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail. Margaret 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 Presiding: Birlnger, Richard, SA-Ciwl Law Practice, Jean 278-6086 Boester, Dennts. Nalural Gas Service, Carieen 238-4326 Song Leader: Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry. Srayton. Greg, Advertising. Sally. 279-8218 278-8489 Bruder, Greg, Investments Card. Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. Cardenas, Ray, Uie Insurance, Goniie Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School SuperlntendenL Sharon 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela. 279-7986 Culy, Fred, SA-Jeweiry Retail. Dorothy. Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 639-8669 278-4287 Davidson, Ojke. SA-Newspaper, Mary 539-4804 Dean. Gregg, Real Estae Broker. Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-7851 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Inajrance. Joanne Downs. Larry, Golf Marketing. Judy. Dygert. John, SA-Career Center, Mary. - Date: Chuck Young & Gary Howe Pat Albright Invocation: Next Week's Greeters: Bob Loose Jim Gordon & John Schroll Jerry Towns This Week \ Birthdays Rotarian Membership Anniversaries DATE JOINED YEARS NAME 238-4075 - 4/15/97 Dean Jeffery 20 mini Jim Troust 18 4122115 238-2842 278-4248 Erickson. James. Food Brokerage. Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career. Barb 279-7217 278-8655 Make-ups Galllers, Buzz. AA Property Management, Linda. Galliers, Man, Rec, Assessory Sales Galllers, Mark. AA Display Fiirtures 279-9350 279-2174 2785388 Galliers, Michael. AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward. SA. Sylvia 2786603 639-4635 B. Rumsey, B. Galliers. J. Koss - Bonita Springs, FL; J. Grohalski - Bartlesville, OK; J. Kasperski, K. Lecnhard, R. Cardenas, J. Grohalski, Mark Galliers, J. Faulkner, K. Hiscock - Angola; J. Lyon - Sturgis; J. Lyon (2), D. Shemel, G Brayton - Sunrise; Getlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristma 2784660 Gibson, Ron. Physician-Surgery, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 238-2995 2787163 - Gordon. Jim, CPA Barbara 2782132 GrohalskI, James, Banking, Sharon Guisifiger. On*. Dental Lab. Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, Tim. Video Productions. Pamela 639-4402 HazeSaker. Randall, Antiques. Mary Kay. 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry. Vehicle Pans Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen 238-6848 Hiscodt Jim, Automobile Retail. Kay. 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 2382418 Howe, Gary. Oplomelrist. Bente 21^-8838 Hutch'inson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 276-8363 Iveson, Larry. SA Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley, Sanllord, SA, Pat 2382839 279-7469 Kasperski, Stew, Exterminator, Vicki 278-6628 Keiiogg. Wayne. Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy. 2786246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Prc^wrty Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Komstein, Vince, SA, Winrvere 278-6501 Koss.Jim,SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop 2786832 Lake, Edward., OB'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 2788773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Chariene. 238-4191 Leonard. Ken, Tel^hone Service. Karta 2786100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA. Judy. 767-4508 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 2784198 Moorhiead, Tom. Property Casualty Ins. MarySetfi 279-8610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, SaQy(Sarah) 757-3510 O'Conrell, Terry. SA, Sally, Gmsied, Jm, Honorary. S39-8453 2784481 Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales Patton, Gil, SA, Jane. 279-4497 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Cloihing-flelail, Laurie Peters. Jim, Beverage Distribution. Deborah 278^10 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce. David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 2783283 Putnam, Mark, SArPuneral Home Director. J.AdaIre 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg.. Pam 2787477 A, Nelson (2) - C^ Coral, FL; N. Storbel (2) Bronson Guests Wendall Hathoway - Lee Renterghem Scott & Karen Kirkpactrick Kelly Jones, Sam AcMoody, Dawn Todd, Korey Wischmeyer, Bob Briest Announcements Paul Harris Dinner 4/29/97 at the Country Club. Election is 4/22/97. Next week program is US Representitave Nick Smith. He will present from 12;30 to 1:00 pm. Todd Brayton and Lyndi Cox have been proposed for membership to the Noon Rotary Club. Any objections must be submitted in writing to the club president within 10 days. Early Leavers Gregg Dean, Paul MasU-angelo, Rick Roper, Jim Hiscock, Harold Card, Jim Peters, Tim Hart, Matt Galliers, Brian Webber, Mike Galliers, Bill Chenery, Bill Stewart, Larry Downs, Barry Case, Jim Erickson Program Jerry Perry introduced Ray Mitoska, of Ray's Gun Shop, who talked about the purchase of hand guns under the new laws. 50/50 Winner Bob Loose $62.00 The 4 Way Test Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coraile 279-7537 1. Is it the TRUTH? Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 2782292 2. Is it FAIR to ali concerned? flotoon, Darwin. Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, flick, Computer Sales Rubley, David, SA, Del 278-eSI9 2787327 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Rumsey, Robert, SArSportirg Goods-Retail, Phyllis 278-5006 Schroll, John, Saving and Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita 278-8068 2788373 Sexton, Brian. Haroboaid Fabncating. Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemet, Don, Carpets-Retail. Laura Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. 279-9042 278-4478 Stewen. William. City Goveinmeni'AA. Sally. 279-8958 Strobe!, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg.. Barbara 2782859 Membership/ Taytof, Howard, SA. Lola Teeter, Howard, SA, Marian 278-7100 27B-4222 Classification Towns, Jerry, SA-BankIng, Nancy. 278-8474 Trousl, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles. SA, Trudy. 2384577 Tyson. Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-HospiialJanet (616) 432-3757 Werkman, Gary, Dehlisl. Jackie 2787095 Wh^an. Jim. Radio Broadcasting. Patricia White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Oelores, Woodhams. Lawrence. SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda. 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director. Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 Ibung, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 • Past President " Paul Hanis Rotary Fellow SA-Senior Active Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald. Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12.15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Club Programs Jim Coie Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs.7:00 A.M. ALBION • St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium. Monday 11:45 A,M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Piaza, Mon, Noon ANGOLA - Sunset inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Aldan DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Glay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 -GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Gailiers, Chairman Attendance Mark Galiiers, Mike Galiiers Matt Gailiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moortiead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boaster, Dave Pierce Jim Coie Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Roblson Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Club Roster Vocational Service Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Cuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Barry Case, Jim Coie Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rick Holben, Chairman David Rubiey, Richard White Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschiing Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko international Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Tim Hart Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschiing Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Ml. 49036 'He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Reflector MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. ^ !L2:15 pm COLDWATER, MiC GAN _ A �Coldwater MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATIONS ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy, Albfigtn, Pal, AgricuHufe-Swine. Cdieen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn BaWwn, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 Biringef, Ricfiaid, SA-Civil Law Pradice, Jean 278-8086 Boesler, Dennis, Natjral Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Ger^. City Government. Terry. Brayton. Greg. Advertising, Sally. fcuder. Greg, Investments 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 Card. Harold, SA-Hardwaie Retail, Dcrolhy. 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Gonsie Case, Barry, CPA. Joann 238-2076 278-5378 Chinery. William. Sctioot Supeimiendeni, Sharon 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred, SA-Jeweiry Retail, DoroOiy. Curry, tWIIiam, Consultant, Coleen 279-7986 639-8669 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Nevrspaper, Mary. 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7851 Dean, JeWrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 2384075 Downs, Larry, GoK Marketing, Judy. Dygen. Jofin. SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizadeih 238-2842 2784248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack. Educalion-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Gallters, Matt, flee. Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg„ Donna Geistiert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlacb, Mike. Fast Food Restaurant. Krisiina 2784660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie 238-2995 Glover, Sieve, SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grotialski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dkx, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, iTm, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker. Randall, Antiques. Mary Kay. Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts MIg.-ADL AC, Eileen HsMCk, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 The Singingest Club in The USA min '//e Presiding: This Week s Greeters: Darwin Robinson & Sieve Glover ^ Invocation: Pat Albnght ^ Next Week s Greeters: SongLeadenCh^'^^'^"^"'"® Chuck Young & Gary Howe Ed Lake This Week's Hirthdays Gregg Dean Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED 4/15/47 4/16/73 50 24 Robert Kerr Richard Uhl Make-ups Dick Uhl - Sierra Vista, AZ (4); J. Peters - Sunrise; J. Dygert, J. Cole, K. Smoker, D. Uhl, E. Lake, B. Case - Quincy; Mark Galliers - Bronson; G. Brayton, E. Lake - Sunrise Guests Brad Rockey, Bill Grotty, Justin Asher, Karen Kirkpalrick Students - Nichole Calhoun, Melissa Exelby, Bob Briest Announcements HoBen, Rich, SA 2382418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Benle 279-8888 Paul Harris dinner April 29 at the Country Club. District Conference is June Hutthinson, Jolin, Ctvil Law. Maureen 2788363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 6&7 in Holland, MI. Pat Albright has registration forms. Jofiey, Santtord. SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vitti 2786628 Kellogg. Wayne, Sports WearAJnitorms, Dorothy. 2786246 Keir. Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Komstein, Vince. SA. Winrvere 278-6501 Koss, Jim. SA. Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Wofksfwp 2786832 Lake, Edward.. OB GYN Surgeon, Karen Arm 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Cbarlene 2384191 Leonard, Ken.TelephoneService, Karia 2786100 Loose, Robert. SA, Margaret 767-4508 Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. 2782007 Moore, Richard. SA, Elaine 2^4198 Moortwad, Tom, Property Casualty Ins. MaryBeSi 279-8610 Nelson, At, SA, Jean 2786856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, Saily(Sarali) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally. Olmsled, Jim, Honorary. Parks. Larry, Mobile Home Sales 767-3510 639-8453 279-4481 279-4497 Patton, Gil, SA, Jane 2785796 Perry, Jerry, Clothir>g-Retafl, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA/Funeral Home Director, J.Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine MIg., Pam 2787477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coraiie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robisor, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick. Computer Sales 278-8809 Rubley, David. SA, Del 2787327 Rumsey, Rc^. SA'Sporiing Goods-Retail, Phyllis. 278-5006 SchrolL John, Savings and Loan, lla .' 278-8068 Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita 2788373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 2788543 Sexton, Hal, SA. Wanda 278-4907 See Back for nominee information. Early Leavers Dave Pierce, Gregg Dean, Jerry Boguth, Jim Whelan Barry Case, Rob Putnam, Bill Tyson, Ed Lake Program Brad Rockey presentation on Diamonds. He discussed Carat Weight, Color, Clarity and the cut of Diamonds. 50/50 Winner The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Shwnei, Don. Carpeis-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, flelail-Gtocery. Slwert. William, City GovernmenvAA, Sally. Strobe!, Nwb. Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara 2789042 278-4478 279-8958 2782859 Taylor, Howard. SA. Lola 2787100 Ciasslfication Teeter, Howarc, SA, Marian 278-4222 Towns. Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, TfousL Jim, SA. Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles. SA. Trudy. Tyson, Bill. Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital,Janet 238-4577 2787806 432-3757 (616) Chairman 75th Anniversary Jerry Towns, Ai Nelson Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Director 278-6736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Detores Woodhams. Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon. Linda 2787703 Woodman, Dwght, B.P.U Director. Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 Vbung, Charles, Rshing Equipment, Dorothy. 2789072 SA-Senior Active Jim Cole, Chairman 2787738 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia Make-Up Meetings Yoi] will always be welcome al these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church. Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Sebald, Dick Moore 276-7095 " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow Membership/ Steve Glover Club Programs Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie * Past Presidwit $60.00 Les Adams Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - RoundtaWe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - Si. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Slurgis Audilorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Moa Noon ANGOLA - Sunsel Inn, Monday 6:15 RM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Church. Wednesday 7:00 A.M, Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Aldan DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 -GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 -BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson. Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Vocational Service Director Barry Case Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Ken Smoker Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs Cuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rick Holben. Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Rick Roper Community Service Interact Committee Rotary Support Director John Petzko James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Bill Nettleman, Chairman International Service Director - John Hutchinson international Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case The nominaitng committee has named the following individuals to run for two openings on the Board of Directors: Greg Brayton, Greg Bruder (incumbent), Jim Gordon, Dave Pierce, Bill Tyson, Jim Whelan. The election will be held on April 29, 1997 and you will be voting for three Rotarians. Honorary members are not allowed vote and the By-Laws do not allow for absentee votes. Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 4903 6 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY _ ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATER. MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION 3 ROTAflY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie. Swimming Pools, Cindy. Albrighi. Pat. Agriculture-Swine. Colleen 279-9568 Anderson, Fred. SA-Banklng. Kattiryn 278-6033 Elaldwtn. Pete. Honorary, Jane 639-3513 Barnes. CarToli. SA-Shoes Relal. Margaret 278-8006 Biringer. Richard, SA-Ctvil Law Practice. Jean 278-8086 Booster, Denms. Natural Gas Service. Carleen 2384326 Bogulh. Gerald. City Government. Terry. 279-8218 Brayton. Greg. Advertising, Sally. 278-8489 Bruder, Greg, irNestmerls 278-5789 Card. Harold. SA-Hardware Retail. Dorolhy. 238-5421 Cardenas. Ray. Lite Insurance. Gonzie 238-2076 238-2479 Case. Barry, CPA.Joann Ctiinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon Cole. James, Add Active Banking. Pamela Cuty. Fred. SA-Jewelry Retail. Dorothy The Singingest Club in The USA Date: ,4/&1797 ^ This Week's Greeters: Presiding: Pat Albright Invocation: I esoHes-. Rev. James Troust & Jack Faulktter Next Week's Greeters: DsTwin Robinson & Steve Glover Song Leader: MikeGalliers This Week's Birthdays 278-5378 279-5910 279-7986 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant. Coteen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspapei. Mary. 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker 278-7851 Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Rre Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Golf Markeling, Judy. Dygerl, John, SA-Career Center. Mary. Erickson. James. Food Brokerage. Elizalielh 2784248 Faulkner. Jack. Educahon-Career. Barb 278-8655 Galliers. Buzz. AA Property Management. Linda. 279-9350 Galliers. Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales 279-2574 Galliers. Mark. AA Display Fbnures. 278-5388 Galliers, Michael, AA Display iFxture MIg., Donna.... Geishert, Edward. SA. Sylvia 278-6603 Geriach. Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krislina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron. Physician-Surgery. Marjorie 238-2995 Glover, Steva, SA, Cynlhia 279-7163 Gordon. Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski. James. Banking. Stvaron fiiiisingBf Dint riontal 1 ah Hplan 741-3663 Han, Tm, Video Productions. Pamela 6394402 NAME 14 279-7217 Makc'iips J. Lyon, H. Sexton - Sunrise; D. Robison - Bronson; C. Barnes - Quincy; A. Nelson - N. Fort Meyers, PL 6394635 Guests Bob Briest, Steve Glover, Jim Pickford Jim Thrall - Bronson; John Worth - Quincy; Fred Drago - Jackson 278-4728 279-7875 Higgins. Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-AOL AC. Eileen 238-5848 HIscock. Jim. Automobiie Retail. Kay, 279-7505 Howe, Gary. Optometrist, Benle 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquetyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santlofd. SA, Pat 279-7469 Ka^iereki. Steve, Exterminator, Vicki 278-6628 KeSogg. Wayne, Sports WearfUnrlorms. Dorolhy. 278-6246 terr. Robert, SA-Hardware Retaii 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 2784369 Kornstein, Wnee. SA. Wmivere 27M501 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake, Edward., 0B/6YN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Chariene 2384191 Leonard. Ken. Telephone Service. Karla 278-6100 TreTpatabsenT^crusin^ following individuals to run for two openings on the Board of Directors: Greg Brayton, Greg Bruder (incumbent), Jim Gordon, Dave Pierce, Bill Tyson, Jim Whelan. The election will be held on April 29, 1997 and you will be voting for three Rotarians. Honorary members are not allowed vote and the By-Laws do not allow for absentee votes. Early leavers John Hutchinson, Rob Putnam, Howard Taylor, Dick White, Harold Card, Brian Webber, Gregg Brayton, Tim Hart, Bill Tyson, Les Adams, Mike Galliers 278-8773 Loose. Robert. SA, Margaret Moore, Richard, SA. Elaine 2784198 Moorhead, Tom. Property Casuahy Ins. MaryBelh 2^8610 Nehleman, WHIiam, Past Service. Sally(Sarah) O'Connell. Terry. SA, Sally. 639-8453 Program Rick VanderHof, Administrator of the Laurels,Health Care Facility/Nursing Home, owned by Laurel Health Care Company, Columbus, Ohio (17 facilities including Coldwater's.) Jim Dove has been proposed for Club membership. Any objections must be submitted, in writing, to the club secretary within 10 days. 767-3510 Olmsted. Jim. Honorary. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 279-4481 Perry. Jerry, Clothmg-Retail, Laurie Mers, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 Petzko. John, Education. Maureen 27^6234 Pierce. David. Rea! E^ale Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark. SA'Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire... 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg„ Pam 279-7477 50/50 Winner 2794497 Larry Downs $38.00 639-5902 Redman. Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7637 Redmond. Robert. Career Education. Rose 278-2292 Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail. Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, Rick. Computer Sales 278-8809 Rumsey, Roben, S/VSportng Goods-Retail, Phyllis,.„ Schrdl, John. Savings and Loan, lla. 278-5006 Sexton, Brian, Hatdboard Fabricatmg, Sandra 279-8543 278-8068 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda. 278-4907 Shemel. Don, Carpets-Retail. Laura Smoker. Ken. Retail-Grocery. Stewert, William, Oily GovernmenUAA, Sally, Strobel. Norb, Automotive Parts Mlg„ Barbara 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program 278-4478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA. Marian 2784222 Towns. Jerry, SA-Banking. Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, Troust. Jim, SA. Rebecca. 2TO4402 Tuschkng, Charles, SA, Trudy, Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole, Uhl, Richard, SA-Hosprtal,Janet 238-4577 279-8958 ..(616) Steve Giover Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore 278-7738 Director 278-6736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Whelan, Jim. Radio Broadcasting, Pamela While. Rehard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon. Lirxia 278-7703 Woodman, Dwighi. B.P.U, Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles. SA 278-5033 Ybung, Charles. iFshing Equlpmeni. Dorothy. 279-9072 Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Make-Up Meetings ybu will always be welcome at these neighboring dubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON • Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Club Programs 432-3757 278-7095 SA - Senior Active Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson 279-7806 Wertrman, Gary. Dentst. Jackie ■■ Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 4/12/83 4/12/83 14 238-2842 Haze%aker. Randall, Antiques. Mary Kay. ■ Past fYesident DATE JOINED YEARS Pat Albright Gary Howe Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSOALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 PM. JONESVILLE - RoundlatXe Inn. Tuesday 6:00 PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE • Methodist Church. Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS • Sturgis Audilorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK • McCamly Plaza. Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn. Mor>day 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY • Police Station. Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter. Bathe Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1998-BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Director Mark Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohaiski, Chairman Dennis Boaster, Dave Pierce Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Jim Cole Public Relations Jim Wheian, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole David Rubley, Richard White Director James Troust Greg Bruder Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Mike Gerlach Robert Loose Rich Holben, Chairman Rotary Support Jerry Towns Chuck Woodward, Chairman Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Community Service Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O, Box 42 Coldwater, MI, 49036 "f/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATER MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER ' ' NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Si^ming Pools. Cindy.. Albright. Pat. Agriculiure-Swine. Colleen Anderson. Red. SA-Banking, KaUiryn Baldwn. Pete, Honorary, Jane Bames. Carroll. SA-Shoes Retail. Margaret Birittger. Richard. SA-Crvil Law Practice. Jean 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 Boester, Dennis. Natural Gas Service. Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald, City Government. Terry. Brayton, Greg, Advertising. Sally. Bruder. Greg. Investments Card. Harold. SA-Hardware Retail. Dorothy. Cardenas. Ray. Lite Insurance, Gonzie Case. Barry. CPA, Joann Chinery. William, School Superintendent. Sharon Cole. James. Add Active Banking. Pamela Culy. Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-5910 279-7986 639-8669 Curry. William. Consuiiant. Coleen 278-4287 Davidson. Duke. SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639-4804 Dean. Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7E61 The Singingest Club in The USA 3/25/97 Date: Presiding: Pat Albright Invocation: Charles Tushling Jerry Towns Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 278-8133 238-4075 James Cole ■ Downs. Larry. Golf Markeling. Judy. Dygert. John. SA-Career Center. Mary. Ericison. James. Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 Fred Culy 278-8655 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach. Mike. Fast Food Restaurant. Krishna 278-4660 Gibson. Ron, Physician-Surgery. Marjorie Glover. Steve, SA. Cynthia 238-2995 279-7163 Chad Massey, tJiii A. Nelson, N. FT. Myers PL.; B. Rumsey; R. Putnam; C. Bames; J. Dygert; R. Cardenas; K. Smoker - Quincy; D. Robison - Hawii; M. Putnam - Union City; J. Higgins - Sturgis; K. Leonard - Bronson, (3) Morning, (2) Adrian Gordon. Jim, CPA. Barbara 278-2132 Rob Laroy Grohalski.James. Banking. Sharon 741-3663 Rick Vanderhoof Quisinger, Dick. Dental Lab. Helen 278-4728 238-2418 Howe. Gary. Optometrist. Benie 279-8888 Hulchinson, John. Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson. Larry, SA Printing. Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santford. SA Pat 279-7469 Kasperski. Steve. Exterminator. Vicki.... 278-6628 KeDogg. Wayne. Sports Wear/Unitorms Dorothy. 278-6248 Kerr. Robert SA-HarOvore Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management. Cindy. 278-4369 Kornstein, Vince, SA. Winivere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA. Jan 238-2265 t&amer. Tom. Sheltered Workshop. Lake. Edward. OftGYN Surgeon. Karen Ann 278-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack. Past Service. Charlene 238-4i9t Leonard Ken. Telephone Service, Karia Loose. Robert. SA. Margaret Lyon. Jim. SA Judy. 278-6100 767-4508 278-2007 4/04/92 4/05/88 4/05/88 4/05/60 Make-ups Faulkner. Jack. Education-Career. Barb. Hofcen. Rich. SA 5 9 9 37 Greg Braylon Galllers, Buzz, AA Property Management. Linda Gainers. Matt. Rec.Assessory Sales Gamers, Mark. AA Display Fixtures Gailiers. Michael. AA Display Fixture Mfg.. Donna Geishert. Edward. SA. Sylvia 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 YEARg Lawrence Woodhams Tom Moorehead Dean. John. SA-FIre Insurance. Joanne 639-4402 Gerry Boguth & Jack Faulkner This VVt't'A '^ liirfhdavs' Dean. Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance Hart. Tim. iVdeo Productions. Pamela N^t Week's Greeters: Song Leader: Jerry Towns ' Hazeib«J<ef, Randall. Aniiques, Mary Kay. Hlgglns. Jerry, Vehicle Pans Mfg.-ADL AC. Eileen HIscock. Jim, Automobile Retail. Kay. This Week's Greeters: Fred Anderson & Howard Teeter , Guests Norm Taylor - Bronson, Nancy Hutchins - Sunrise Announcements Rob Laroy, Director of Big Brothers & Big Sisters, presented shirts to Rotarians for raising funds in the recent Bowl-a-lhon. The Rotary raised over $800 for the event. Early Leavers Dwight Woodman, Jerry Higgins, Don Shemel, Ken Leonard Program Ron Gibson presenlUU UUUy KJllll, LLU U1 LUiUWmyi kospital. He discussed the financial condition of the hospital managed care and physician Moore. Rchaid. SA Blame 2784198 Moorhead. Tom. Property Casualty Ins. MaryBeih 279-8610 Nefson.AI.SAJean 278-8856 Nettleman, William. Past Service. Sally(Sarah) O'Connell. Terry, SA. Sally. 767-3510 639-8453 Olmsted. Jim. Honorary. 279-4481 Parks. Larry. Motile Home Safes. Panon. Gil. SA Jane 2794497 278-5796 ' Perry. Jerry, Clothing-flelail. Laurie Peters, Jim. Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 639-5902 Petzko. John. Education. Maureen 278-6234 Pierce. David. Real Eslale Appraisals. Karen 278-3283 Putnam. Mark. SAFuneral Home Director. J. Adaire. 278-2313 Putnam. Rob. Machine Mfg.. Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob. Pasi Service. Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert. Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Robison. Darwin, Hardware-Retail. Bonnie 238-232a Roper. Rick. Computer Sales Rubley. David, SA, Del 278-8809 278-7327 Rumsey, Robert. SAGporting Goods-Retail. Phyllis 278-5006 Schroll. John, Savings and Loan, lla SebaW, Craig, SA, Rlia Sexton. Brian. Hardboard Fabricaiing. Sandra. 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 recruitment. The hospital is financially sound,and five new doctors are com ing to town. The hospital is looking into doing more managed care. SO/50 Winner Rich Holben & Consortium $51.00 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Sexton, Hal. SA Wanda 278-4907 Shemel. Don, Ca^ts-Retail. Laura 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Smoker. Ken. Retail-Grocery. 278-4478 Stewert. William. City GovernmenVAA. Sally. 279-8958 Strobel. Norb. Automotive Parts M^., Barbara Taylor. Howard, SA Lola 278-2859 278-7100 Membership/ Teeter. Howard. SA Marian 278-4222 Bob Rumsey, Towns. Jerry. SA-9anking. Nar>cy. 278-8474 Trousl. Jim, SA. Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschllng. Charles, SA, Trudy. Tyson. Bill. Past Service. Carole 238-4577 279-7806 Uhl. RIchafd. SA-HospiaUanat Weritman. Gary, Dentist. Jackie (616) - 432-3757 278-7095 Whelan, Jim. Rado Broadcasting. Patrda 278-7738 White. Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Oetores 278-6736 Woodhams. Lawrence. SA-Fool Surgeon. Linda. 278-7703 Woodman. Dwight, B.P.U. Director. Carol 279-9282 Woodward. Charles. SA 278-5033 Ibung. Charles. iFshing EqulpmKil, Dorothy. 279-9072 ' Past Presidwii " Paul H^ris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active Classification Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Steve Glover )bu will always be welcome al these neighboring dubs. MAKEUPYOURAUENDANACE-BEA lOOXMEMBER QUINCY - Union Church. Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON • Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazeibaker, Craig Ciub Programs Sebald, Dick Moore Director Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RU. JONESVILLE • Roundt^e Inn. Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLOWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs.7;00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium. Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza. Mon. Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church. Wednesday 7X10 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995- BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 -BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Attendance Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Vocational Service Director Barry Case Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman international Service Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Mike Gerlach Chuck Woodward, Chairman John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Jerry Towns Ken Smoker Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Rick Roper Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director ■ John Hutchlnson international Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O, Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 4903 6 He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY A ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr YIICHIGAN w �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME ' ' ' ' PHONE CLASSIFICATION S ROTARY ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. ABwighl. Pal, AghcuHufe-Swine. Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 Barnes, Catroll, SA-Shoes Reiail, Margaret 27880Q6 Birlnger. RjchatJ, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boester. Denns, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Geraifi, City Government, Terry. Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. 279-8218 278-8489 Bruder, Greg, Investments 2785789 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorottiy. 2385421 Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance. Gonzie 2382076 Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Stianjn Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela. Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail. Dorothy. 2785378 2785910 279-7986 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 2784287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639-4804 Dean. Gregg. Real Eaate Broker. 2787851 Dean, Jeffrey. SA-Fire Insurance 2788133 ' Dean, Jotin. SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 2384075 ' Downs, Lary, Goll Marketing, Judy. Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 2382842 278-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack. Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz. AA Properly Management, Linda. 2789350 Gailiers. Matt. Rec. Assessory Sales 2782174 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: This Week's Greeters: Presiding: 3/18/97 Song Leader: Dave Pierce Invocation: Pat Albright Nift^^efe&"s1 Fred Anderson & Howard Teeter This Week's Birthdays Jim Koss Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED 3/30/82 15 Buzz Galliers Make-ups D. Uhl - Tombsione, Az.; A. Nelson - Cape Coral, Fl.; J. Lyon - (1) Siurgis, Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures 2785388 Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mlg„ Donna 278-6603 (2) Lagrange, (1) Sunrise; J. Boguth - Sunrise; B. Kerr, E. Geishert, J. Gelshert, Edward. SA, Sylvia 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Faulkner, D. Woodman - Quincy Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjcrie. Glover, Steve, SA. Cynthia 2382995 2787163 Gordon, Jim, CPA. Barbara 2782132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3563 Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 2784728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions. Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall. Antiques. Mary Kay. 279-7875 . Higgins. Jerry. Vehicle Parts Mfg.-ADL AC. Steen Hiscock. Jim. Automobile Retail. Kay. 238-5848 2787505 Hoben, Rich, SA 2382418 Howe, Gary, Optometrisi, Bente 279-8888 Hutch'inson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santford, SA, Pal 279-7469 KaspersKi, Stwe, Exierminalor. Vidd 27866M KeBogg, Wayne, Sports WeanUniforms. Dorothy. 2786246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Properly Management, Cindy. 2784369 Kornstein, Vince. SA, Winivere 2786501 Koss. Jim, SA. Jan 2382265 Kramer. Tom, Sheltered Workstx^ 278-6832 Lake, Edward., OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karia Loose, Robert, SA. Margaret Lyon. Jim. SA. Judy. 2786100 767-4508 278-2007 Moore, Richard. SA. Elaine 2784198 Moorfiead. Tom, Property Casualty Ins MarySeih 2788610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 2786866 Netlleman, William, Pas! Service, Saliy(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA. Sally. 767-3510 6388453 Olmsled. Jim, Honorary. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 2^^481 279-4497 PaHon, Gil, SA. Jane 2785796 Perry, Jerry. Clothing-Retail, Laurie 2787510 Peters. Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 639-5902 Petzko. John, Education, Maureen 2786234 Guests Dale Nye - Marshall Club Student Guests - Andrea Kopacz, Kyle Reese Bill Crotly - Quincy Club Announcements Show rehearsals start every monday beginning on April 1. Early Leavers Brian Weber, John Huichinson Program Open meeting led by President Pat regarding our By-Laws and recent elec tion. Motion made by Dick Biringer, 2nd by Fred Anderson to declare elec tion invalid as Honorary Member Ballots were included (a violation of R.I. rules), and to conduct a new election as soon as possible. 50/50 Winner Bill Crotty $50.00 Pierce, David, Real Estate Afpraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam. Mark. SA'Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire 2782313 Putnam. Rob, Machine MIg., Pam 2787477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie. 2787537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 2782292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail. Bonnie 2382324 Roper, Rick, Computer Sales 278-8809 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? RuWey, David, SA, Del 2787327 Rumsey, Robed, SA'Sporting Goods-Retail. Ptiyis SctirotI, John, Savings and Loan, lla SebaU, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 2785006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA. Wanda 278-4907 Stiemel, Don, Carpets-Reiail, Laura. The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 2789042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker. Ken. Retail-Grocery. Stevwrt, William. City GovernmenVAA, Sally. Sirobel. Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara 278-4476 279-8958 278-2859 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Taylor, Howard. SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, How^, SA, Marian 2784222 Bob Rumsey, Tovms. Jerry. SA-Banking, Nancy. 2788474 Troust, Jim, SA Rebecca. 278-4402 Toschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service. Carole. 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospiial,Janet (616) 432-3757 Membership/ Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 2787095 Whelan, Jim. Radio Broadcasting. Patrtaa. 278-7738 Director White, Richard, SA-Piumbing Supi^y, Detores. 278-6736 Jim Cole Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon. Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwighi, B.PU. Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charies, SA 278-5033 hbung, Charies, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 ' Past President " Paul Hairis Rotary Felkw SA - Senior Active Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Fauikner, Mike Geriach Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKEUPYOURATTENDANACE-BEA tOO%MEM8ER QUINCY • Union Churcfi. Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M, Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Geriach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE • Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE • Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregahonal Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M, Brochure Design: Richard Schiatler, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galiiers, Chairman Mark Galiiers, Mike Galiiers Matt Galiiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Vocational Service Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole David Rubley, Richard White Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Mike Gerlach Robert Loose Rich Holben, Chairman Community Service Jerry Towns Chuck Woodward, Chairman Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rick Roper Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Wayne Keilogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater^ MI. 49036 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARV MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSIFICATIONS ROTARY ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. Albright, Pal. AgricuHure-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking. Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 279-9568 238-2A79 278-6033 639-3513 Barnes, CarroU, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 278-8006 Blringer, RWiard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boesler, Dennis, Natural Gas Service. Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald. City Government, Terry. Brayton, Greg, Advertising, SaDy. BruJer, Greg, Investments 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 - - Card, Harold. SA-Hardware Retail. Dorothy. 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray. Lite Insurance. Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School Superintendent Sharon Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. 238-2076 278-5378 279-5910 279-7986 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639-4804 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: This Week's Greeters: „ 3/04/97 Invocation: Pat Albright Presiding: Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: Charles Tushllng Ed Lake This Wet'k \ Birthdays Charles Young, Duke Davidson Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME DATE JOINED YEARS 3/9/93 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Brolrer. 278-7851 Larry Downs 4 Dean, Jeftrey.SA-Rre insurance 278-8133 David Pierce 4 3/9/93 Dean. John. SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketng, Judy. 238-2842 3/12/82 Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. 278-4248 Gerald Boguth David Rubley 15 23 3/12/74 Ehckson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 279-7217 rairnll Ramp.q Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Gailiers, Buzz. AA Properly Marragemenl. Linda 279-9350 Galllers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales 279-2174 Gailiers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures 278-5388 Galllers. Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert. Edward. SA. Sylvia 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krislina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie GlovBr, Steve, SA, Cynthia 238-2995 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 GrohatskI, James. Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab. Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, iTm, Video Productions. Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques. Mary Kay. . Higglns, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mtg.-ADL AC, Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 3/16/65 Make-ups J. Erickson; K. Smoker - Quincy; A. Nelson - N. Ft. Meyers, PL Guests Fred Drago - Jackson Club, Dave Mihocko - Quincy, Sue Adams - Marshall, Student Guests - Adrienne King, Lynda Schroll, Corey Carpenter, Chris Grover, David Whitley 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 Announcements Hdben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Benle 279-8888 Hutchinsoh, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 (veson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford. SA, Pat 238-2839 279-7469 Kaspersk), Steve. Eitermlnaof, Vicki 278-6628 Keliogg. Wayne, Sports WearTJniferms, Dorothy, 27B8246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 lOein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy, 278-4369 Komstein, Vince. SA, Winvere 278-6501 Les Adams, Barry Case, Bill Chimnery, Dick Guisingen, Larry Downs, Ed Koss,Jim,SA,Jan 238-2265 Lake, Rich Holben Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. 278-6632 Lake, Edward,, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service. Karia Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy, 278-6100 767-4508 278-2007 Moore, Richard. SA, Elaine 2^198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 Nelson, At, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettleman, WHiam, Past Service. SallyLSarah) 767-3510 O'Connell, Tery, SA Sally, Olmsied, Jim, Honorary, Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 639-8453 279-4481 279-4497 Patton, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Clothing-Relalt. Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 639-5902 Petzlio, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals. Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark. SArPuneral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Fhjtnam, Rob. Machine Mtg„ Ram 279-7477 President Pat congratulated the club on a very successful show. Jerry Towns, show director, expressed his appreciation to all who helped and announced he planned to hew in Honolulu during next years show. Early Leavers Program Sue (Castelberry) Adams, Director of Evergreen Ctr. at Starr Commonwealth, and Graduate of CHS, Marshall Rotarian, and David Weekly, also from the Evergreen Project, "Building Teamwork," And "Dealing With Change" were topics addressed. 50/50 Winner Dick Biringer $58.00 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Redman, Bob, Past Senhce, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, Rick, Computer Sales 278-8809 flubley, David, SA Del 278-7327 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Rumsey. Robert, SASporting Goods-Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla Sebald. Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA Wanda 278-4907 Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Workman, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Jim Gordon, Chairman Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura 279-9042 Director Smoker. Ken, Retail-Grocery, Stewert, William, City Govemment'AA, Sally. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 Brian Sexton Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA Marian 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Natcy, 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, Tfoust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill. Pasi Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital,Jahet Werlonan, Gary, Dentist, Jackie (616] 432-3757 278-7095 Membership/ Chairman Jerry Towns, A! Nelson Club Programs Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia. 278-7738 Director While. HicharC, SA-Ptumt>ng Supply, Detores 278-8736 Jim Cole Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fooi Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman. Dwight, B.RLJ. Direaor, Carol 279-9282 Woochvard, Charles, SA 278-5033 Mjung, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 ' Past Presfdeni " Paul Harris Roiary Fellow SA-Senior Active Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings )bu will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP mUR ATTENDANACE - dE A tOO% MEI^BER QUINCY • Union Church, Monday 12;15 RM, BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House. Wed. 12:15 .PM. JQNESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE • Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 AM. ALBION - St, James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon, Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Gafliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galiiers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim \Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Vocational Service Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Cuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rick Holben, Chairman Rick Roper Community Service Interact Committee Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Club Roster Chuck Tuschling David Rubley, Richard White international Service Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Director - John Hutchlnson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Student Guests Chuck Tuschling Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle ct a r MEETiNG EVERY TUESDAY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATEr VllCHiGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME *• •• •• " " *■ •• CLASSIFICATION & ROTAftY ANN PHtWE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools. Cindy. Albrighl, Pat, Agnculture-Swine, Colleen Z79-9568 Anderson. Fred. SA-Banhing, Katntyn 278-6033 Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 639-3513 Barnes, Canoll. SA-Stioes Retail. Margaret Biringer, Rehard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278«)06 Boesler, Dennis. Natural Gas Service. Carleen 238-4326 Bogulh, Gerald, City Government, Terry. 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. 278-8489 Bfuder, Greg, Investments 278-5789 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 2/25/97 This Week's Greeters: 238-2479 278-8086 Card, Harold, SA-Hafcfware Retail, Dorottry. 238-5421 Caidenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Cttlnery, William, Sdwol Superintendent, Sfaron...... Cole. James, Add Active Banking. Pamela. Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, DoroBiy. 238-2076 Cufiy, WiiTam, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Nevrspaper, Mary..., 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7851 Dean, Jeflrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance. Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. Oygert, John. SA-Career Center, Mary. Etickson, James, Food Brokerage. Elizabeth 238-2842 Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb. 27^8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Managerrrent, Linda Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales Galliers, Martt, AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael. AA Display Fixture Mtg., Oorma Geishert, Edward, SA. Sylvia 279-9350 278-5388 Gerlach. Mike. Fast Food ReslauranL Knstina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Phystci^-Surgety, Marjorie. Gtover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 238-2995 Presiding: Pat Albright Invocation; Charles Tushling Song Leader: jerry Towns Next Week's Greeters: This Week's Birthdays Darwin Robinson 278-5378 279-5910 279-7986 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 639-8669 YEARS NAME DATE JOINED 2/28/89 Gary Werkman 278-4248 279-7217 Make-ups J. Lyon - Angola; J. Cole; E. Geishert; R. Cardenas - Quincy; A. Nelson (2) Fort Meyers, Fl; J. Peters 279-2174 278-6603 639-4635 Guests 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking. Sharon Guisinger, Did, Dental Lab, Helen 741-3663 Hart Tim, Video Productions. Pamela.. 639-4402 HazeSaker, Randall. Antiques. Mary Kay. Higgins. Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg -ADL AC. Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay 238-5848 Eric Deab - Student; Hal Creal - Sunrise; Jim Edey - Bronson; Larry Holister - Bronson; Russ Porter 2784728 2^7875 Announcements 279-7505 Holben, Rdi, SA Howe, G^y, Optometrist, Bente 279-8888 Hutchlnson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 •• Nesofl, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 " JoUey, Sarrttord, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vdi 278-6628 Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms. Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardwaie flerail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Properly Management, Cindy. 278-4359 Bill Stewart, Ron Gibson, Dick White, Harold Card, Rob Putnam, Bill Kornsiein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Nettleman Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. 278-6832 Lake, Edward.. OBGYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack. Past Service, Charlene 2384191 Leonard, Ken,Telephone Service, Karia 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret 767-4508 Moore. Richard. SA, Elaine 278-4198 Moortwad, Tom, Property Casualty Irrs. MaryfleBi 279-8610 Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Safah) 767-3510 O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally, Olmsted, Jim, Honorary. 639-8453 Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 279-4497 Perry, Jerry, Cothing-Relail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 Early heavers Program Show Practice 50/50 Winner 279-4481 Jim Eley $50.00 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education. Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, Davkf, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SAiFuneral Home Director, J. Adaire... 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mig., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob. Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond. Robert, Career Educaion, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR 10 all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rd. Computer Sales 278-8809 " RuW^, David. SA, Del 278-7327 " Rumsey, Robert. SA/Sporting Goods-Retail, Phyllis.... Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lia 278-5006 '* Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita 278-8373 Sextwi, Brian, HardboarO Fabricating. Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA. Wanda 2784907 Sbemei, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura '• " 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker, Ken, RelaiFGrocery. 2784478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Slewert, William, City GovernmenfAA, Sally. 279-8958 Sirobel, Norb, Automotive Parts MIg., Barbara 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor. Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter. Howard, SA. Marian 2784222 Bob Rumsey, Towns, Jerry, SA-Bwking. Nancy. 276-8474 Troust, Jim. SA, Rebecca 2784402 Tuschling, Charles, SA. Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital,Jaret • 278-8068 The 4 Way Test ,..(616) Director 278-6736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Woodward, Claries, SA 278-5033 'ibung, Charles, Rshlng Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 SA • Senior ^trve Randall Hazelbaker, Craig 278-7738 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia. White. Richard, SA-Phimbing Supply. Detores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon. Linda. Woodman, Dwighi. B.P.U. Director. Carol " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Sebald, Dick Moore 278-7095 278-7703 279-9282 Vbo will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKEUPYOURATTENDANACE-BEA tOO%MEMBER QUiNCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON • Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman Club Programs 432-3757 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie • Past President Chairman Jerry Towns, A! Nelson Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Cralg Sebald HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE • Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs.7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 8:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregation^ Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Scniatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995- BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Glay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galllers, Chairman Mark Galllers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boaster, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Flower Committee Dick Uhl Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Cuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rick Holben, Chairman Rick Roper Community Service Interact Committee Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Club Roster Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service Chuck Tusohling David Rubley, Richard White international Service Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns Student Guests Mike Gerlach Wayne Kellogg I Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwaterj Ml. 49036 TUESDAY Director - John Hutchlnson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case i He Profits Most Who Serves Hest ROTARY Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN ^J^^The Singingest Club in The USA PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. Albrighl, Pat, Agricultufe-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kalhryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 Barnes, Carrol., SA-^raes Retail, Margaret 278-6006 Biringer, Hichad, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boaster, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carteen 23M326 Bogutfi, Gerald, City Government, Terry. 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. 278-8489 Brudar, Greg, Investments Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA. Joann Ctwery.WiCiam. School Superintendent. Sharon 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Parrela 279-7986 This Week's Greeters: Date: ^18/97 Presiding: Pat Albright Invocation: Song Leader: Next Week's Greeters: Dave Pierce Bill Nettleman This Week \ Hirthdays Rotarian Membership Auniversaries Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy, 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639^804 Dean, Gregg, Real Eslaie Broker 278-7851 Dean, Jeffrey. SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs. Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. Dygerl, John. SA-Career Center, Mary, 238-2842 278-4248 Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack. Education-Career, Barb. 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management. Linda 279-9350 Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales 279-2174 Galliers, Marie AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg„ Donna Geishert. Edward. SA, Sylvia 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 Gertaeh, Mike. Fast Food Restaurant. Kristina 278-4660 Gibson. Ron. Phy«ian-Surgefy, Marjorie. 238-2995 Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Qrohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Quisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbirer, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. 279-1^75 Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts MIg -ADL AC. Eileen 236-5848 HIscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7505 Hotben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Election Results: Dave Pierce & Bill Tyson - Afterglow: Sat. March 1, at Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Benie 279-8888 Narrows Resturant, 10:00-1:30_- Practices Continue: Show week starts Hutehlnson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, SA, Pat 238-2839 279-7469 Sunday, 2/23 5:00 Sunday at Tibbits (endmen only) M-T-W 7:15 at Hbbits KasperskI, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki 278-6628 KeSogg, Wayne, Sports WearAJniforms, Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Weln, Ken. Property Management, Cmdy. 278-4369 Kornstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss.Jim,SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramar, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake, Edward., OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Katia 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret 767-4508 NAME DATE JOINED YEARS 2/28/89 Gary Werkman Make-ups Dick Uhl - Athens; Larry Downs - Quincey; Jim Lyon - Sturgis; Carroll Barnes - Clare; Jerry Booth & Mark Putnam - Coldwater - Sunrise Guests Steve O'Donnell Patricia Kellogg & Christy Shaffer: Coldwater High School Announcements Red Sweaters are available from Larry Downs. Early Leavers Cregg Dean, Les Adams, Jim Whelan, Mike Galliers, Jerry Boguih, Don Shemel, Bill Tyson, Rob Putnam, Steve O'Donnell,Brian Webber, Bill Stewart Program Mark Kellogg; son of Wayne and Dorothy Kellogg; American League Umpire; Coldwater High School Graduate; Valedictorian At Hillsdale College Lyon, Jim, SA Judy. 278-2007 Moore. Richard. SA Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead.Tom, Property Casualty Ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 Attorney with Reed & Reed in Lansing Nelson, At, SA, Jean 278-6856 Make a Wish Foundation Nattleman. William, Past Service, SallylSafah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally. Olmsted, Jim, Honorary. 767-3510 639-8453 279-4481 Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 279-4497 Panon, Gil, SA. Jane 278-5796 Per^, Jerry, ClOlhing-Relail, Laurie. 278-^10 50/50 Winner Howard Taylor $50 Peters, Jim, Beverage Dislribution, Deborah 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals. Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA/Funerai Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Robison, Damrin, Hardware-Retail. Bonnie 238-2324 Roper. Hick. Computer Sales Rubtey. DavK). SA. Del Rumsey. Robed, SASportlng Goods-Retail. Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, Ha Sebakf, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel. Don. Carpets-Retail. Laura Smoker. Ken, Retail-Grocery. Slewed, Wfilliam, City GovernmenVAA, Sally. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mlg., Barbara. The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Taylor. Howard. SA Lda 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA Marian 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carote Uhl, Richard, SA-HospiiaUaneL Werkman. Gary. Oenbst, Jacide 238-4577 279-7806 432-3757 278-7095 (616) lAlhelan, Jim. Radw Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Deiores. Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol 278-6736 278-7703 279-9282 Woodward, Chiles, SA 278-5033 %ung, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 * Past Presidwit " Pauf Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Aaive Membership/ Chairman Jerry Towns, A! Nelson Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazeibaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach You will always be welcome at these neighboring dubs. MAKE UP YOURATTENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Club Programs Jim Cole Make-Up Meetings Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 PM. JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE • Methodist Church, Thurs.7:00 A.M. ALBION - St, James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 PM. UNION CITY - Police Stalicn, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M, Brochure Design: Rictiard Schlatter. Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 TERRY O'CONNELL Past President PAT ALBRIGHT President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: MARK PUTNAM President Elect 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 - JAMES COLE Attendance Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Dick Uhl Jim Cole Club Roster Club Service Director Mark Putnam Vocational Service Director Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Gelshert Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Hoiben, Chairman David Rubiey, Richard White Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Mike Gerlach Director - John Hutchinson Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater^ MI. 49036 • He Profits Most Who Serves Best" J ROTARY Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr VIICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimmirg Pools, Cindy. Albright, Pal, Agricullute-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes. Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret Birlnger, Ricfiard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 279-9568 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 278-8086 Boesier. Dennis. Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, GeraJfl, City Govemmwtl, Terry, 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising. Sally, 278-8489 Bruder, Greg, invesiments Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy, Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, SrSiool Superintendent, Sh^on Cole, James, Add Aaiw Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy, 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-5910 279-7986 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant. Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary, 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7K1 Dean, Jettrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy, 238-2842 Dygeri, John, SA-Career Cenler, Maty Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 278-4248 279-7217 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 2/18/97 This Week's Greeters: Presiding: Pat Albright Invocation: Dave Pierce Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: EdLake This Week 'v Birthdays Randall Hazelbaker, Charles Tushling Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME DATE JOINED YEARS 2/28/89 Gary Werkman Make-ups Faulkner, Jack. Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Gailiers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda. 279-9350 L. Adams, L. Downs, K Smoker, J. Dygert - Quincey, H Card - Reading, Gailiers, Matt, Rec. Assesory Sales 279-2174 Gailiers, Mark. AA Display Fixtures 278-5388 D. Shemel - Sunrise Gailiers. Michael. AA Display Fixture MIg., Donna 278-6603 Geishert, Edward, SA Sylvia 639-4635 Geriach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant. Krisiina 278-4660 Gibson. Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 238-2995 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Jim Eley - Bronson Grohalski, James, Banking. Sharon 741-3663 Brian Stevens - Interact Advisor CHS Guisinger, Diw. Denial Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tm, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Students - Scott Fletter, Nathan Ladd HazeRaker, Randan, Anbques Mary Kay, 279-7875 Higglns Jerry, Vehicle Pads Mtg.-ADL AC, Eileen 238-5848 Hiscock, Jim, Automckjile Retail, Kay. 279-75M Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist. Bente 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 iveson, Larry, SA Priming. Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Samford, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminaior, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy. 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robed, SA Hardwate Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Pr«iedy Management, Cindy, 278-43^ Kornslein, Vrnce, SA. Wnivere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA. Jan 238-22K Kramer, Tom, Sheflered Workshop. 278-6832 Lake, Edward., OB'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service. Charlene 238-4191 Leonard. Ken. Telephone Service, Katia 278-5100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret 767-4508 Lyon, Jim. SA Judy. 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA, Elame... 278-4198 Mcorhead. Tom, Property Casualty ins, Maryfielh 2^-8810 Nelson, A, SA. Jean 278-6856 NeWeman, William. Past Service. Sally(Sarah) O'Corneil, Terry, SA, Sally, Olmsied, Jim, Honorary, 767-3510 639-8453 279-4481 Parks, Larry, Mobiie Home Sales 279-4497 Guests Announcements Coming up: Board of Directors Election, Nominees - Greg Bruder, Gregg Dean, Jim Erickson, Tom Kramer, Dave Pierce, Bill Tyson Howard Teeters 90th Birthday! Early leavers Dave Pierce, Gregg Dean, John Schroll, Dwight Woodman, Brian Webber, Randall Hazelbaker, Malt Gailiers, Bill Chinery, Carroll Barnes, Tim Hart Program Brian Stevens, Coldwater High School 50/50 Winner Jack Lawson $55.00 Pattor, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Clothing-flelail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Dislribution, Detiorah 278-7510 6^5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals. Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark. SAFuneraJ Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob. Machine MIg., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service. Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robed, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rkk, Compuler Sales 278-8809 RuWey, David, SA, Del flumsey, Rotied, SASpoding Goods-Relaii, PhyBis Schron, John, Savings and Loan, Ha. . SebaW, Crag, SA RiU Sexton, Brian, HarOboard Fabricating. Sandra 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-6373 279-8543 Sexton, Hai, SA Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. Steweri, William, Cily Governmeni/AA, Sally. Strobel, Norb, A/iomolive Parts MIg., Barbara 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 278-2K9 Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard. SA, Marian 278-4222 Towns. Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, TrousL Jim, SA Retiecca. 278-1402 Tusching, Charles, SA. Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital,Janei (6161 432-3757 Werkman, Gary. Dentist, Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Paincia White, Richard, SA-Piumbing Supply, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 278-7095 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 Woodman, Dvrighi, B.P.U. Director, Carol.,,, 2^-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 Ifoong, Charles, Rshing Eqiflpment Dorothy, 279-9072 ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary FeUow SA-Senior Active The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to ail concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Membership/ Chairman Jerry Towns, A! Nelson Steve Glover MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Club Programs Sebald, Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Jim Cole Make-Up Meetings ^0 will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. Mike Geriach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higglns, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Geriach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM, JONESViLLE - Roundlable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATCR SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs, 7:00 A.M, ALBION - St, James Episcopal Church, TTiurs, Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Audilorium, Monday 11:45 A,M, BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Men, Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church. Wednesday 7:00 A,M, Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 TERRY O'CONNELL Past President / PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer BOARD OF DiRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay • Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boaster Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boaster, Dave Pierce Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Vocational Awareness Rob Putnam Chuck Woodward, Chairman & Awards Robert Loose Flower Committee Dick Uhl Public Relations Jim V/helan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Barry Case, Jim Cole Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman Rick Roper Community Service Interact Committee Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Club Roster Jim Cole Vocational Service Chuck Tuschling David Rubley, Richard White international Service Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Keliogg t Director ■ John Hutchlnson International Projects Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case 1 Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t a r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr YIICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME PHONE CLASSinCATIONS ROTARY ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. Alfiright, Pal, Agricullijre-Swine, Colleen 279-9568 238-2479 Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kalhryr 278-6033 BakJwir, Peie, Honorary, Jane 639-3513 Barnes. Canoli. SA-Shoes Relail, Margarel 278-8006 BIringer, Rictiard. SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-K}86 Boesler. Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald, City Government. Terry. 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Salty. 278-8489 Brudet, Greg, investments 278-57ffl Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray Life Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case. Barry, CPA, Joann 278-5378 Chinery. William, Sctwol Superintendent, Sharon 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela 279-7986 Culy, Red. SAJewelry Retail. Dorothy, 639-8669 Curry, Wffliam, Consultant, Coleen 278^287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper. Mary. 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. Dean, Jeflrey SA-FIre Insurance 2^785t 278-8t33 Dean, John, SA-Rre Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. 238-2842 278-4248 Erickson, James. Food Brokerage. Elizabeth 279-7217 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 2/11/97 This Week's Greeters: Presiding: Pat Albright Next Week's Greeters: Invocation; Song Leader: This Week's Birthdays Howard Teeter, William Cuny, Jack Faulkner Rotarian Membership Auniversaries NAME DATE JOINED YEARS Mark Galliers 1 2/13/96 Larry Parks 13 2/14/84 Ken Smoker 13 2/14/84 Charles Young 14 2/15/83 Make'Ups Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers. Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda 279-9350 GaSiers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales GaBiers, Mark. AA Display iFxtures. G^iers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mtg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA. Sylvia 279-2174 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorle 238-2995 Glover, Steve. SA. Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon. Jim. CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalskj, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dk*, Dental Lab. Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart.Tim, Video Productions. Pamela 639-4402 Hazeibaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. HIggins. Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-ADL AC. Eileen 279-7875 238-5848 HIscock, Jim, Automobile Relail, Kay. 279-7505 Hoiben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Jerry Higgins has agreed to serve on the district group Study Exchange. The Howe, Gary. Optometrist. Benie 279-8888 committee will be selecting individuals to go to Samoan Islands in the Indian Hutehlnson, John, Civil Law. Maureen 278-8363 Ocean. Nominees for 1997 Rotary Board of Directors: Greg Bruder, Gregg Deanm Jim Erickson, Tom Kramer, Dave Pierce, Bill T^son Iveson, Larry. SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley. Santlord, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski. Steve, Exterminaior, VkJu 276-6628 Kellogg. Wayne, Sports WeanUnitorms, Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 2784369 Kornslein, Vince, SA. Winlvere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA. Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake. Edward., OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Chatietie 2384191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Katla. 2^-6100 Loose, Robert SA, Margaret 7674508 Lyon, Jim, SA. Judy. 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 2784198 Moorhead. Tom, Property Casualty Ins MaryBelh 279-8610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Sar^) 767-3510 O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally 639-8453 Omsted, Jim. Honorary. 279-4481 Parks, Larry, Mobile Hwne Sales 279-4497 Pation, Gil. SA. Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Ctothing-RetaH. Laurie...... Paters, Jim, Beverage Distritwtion. Deborah 278-7510 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-8234 D. Uhl - Athens, M. Putnam, J. Lyon - Sunrise, L. Adams, L. Downs, Mark Galliers, B. Galliers - Bronson (2) - Bonita Springs, PL,, K. Leonard - Adrian (3), J. Lawson - Sarasota, FL., A. Nelson - N. FT. Meyers FL. Guests Steve O'Donnel - Quincy Patricia Kellogg - (InterAct) student Announcements Early Leavers Les Adams, Jeff Dean, Jim Grohalski, Jim Cole, Ed Geishert, John Hutchison, Hm Hart, Rob Putnam, Don Sherry Program Jeff Kellogg/Major League Baseball Umpire (NL) - Related his training and preparation for Minor League Umpiring, and eventual promotion to the Major Leagues. 50/50 Winner Dwight Woodman $57.00 Pierce, David. Real Estate Appraisals. Karen 278-3283 Putrram, Mark, SAiFuneral Home Director. J. Adaite 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine MIg., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond. Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to ail concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick, Computer Sales. 278-8809 Rubley, David, SA. Del 276-7327 Rumsey, Robert. SArSportng Goods-Retail. Phyllis Schroll. John. Savings and Loan, lla Sebald, Crag, SA. Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricaling, Sandra 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 The 4 Way Test 1. Is il the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura 279-9042 Director Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. Stewert. William, City GovernmenirAA. Sally, Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts MIg., Bartjara 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 Brian Sexton Membership/ Taytor, Howard. SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard. SA, Marian 2784222 Tovms, Jerry. SA-Banking, Nancy, 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca. 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7606 Uhl, Richard, SA-HospitaUanet (616) 432-3757 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon, Linda 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 Woodman, Dwighl. B.P.LI. Director, Card 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 hbong, Charles, Fishing Equgment, DoroBiy. 279-9072 ' Past President ■■ Paul Hams Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active w Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Director Jim Cole Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY • Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazeibaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HIliSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE • Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs- 7:00 A.M, ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs, Noon STURGIS • Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A,M, BATTLE CREEK • McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 5:15 PM. UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M, Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 -BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 -BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Gailiers, Chairman Mark Gaiiiers, Mike Galiiers Matt Gailiers, Randali Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Jim GrohalskI, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Dick Uhl Jim Cole Club Roster Director Mark Putnam Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Coie Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Barry Case Barry Case, Jim Coie Four-Way Test Larry Downs Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Mike Gerlach Ken Smoker Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubiey, Richard White Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko international Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Jerry Towns Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Giover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service Student Guests Wayne Keilogg Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best** ROTARY Reflector MEETING EVERY TUESDAY 12:15 pm ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATIONS ROTARY ANN PHONE The Singingest Club in The USA Adams, Leslie, Swimmirtg Pools, Cindy. Albright, Pal, Agricutlure-Swlne, Colleen 279-9568 238-2479 Date: 2/04/97 AfKJersoa Fred, SA-Banhing, Kathryn 278-6033 Baldwin, Pele. Honorary, Jane Barnes. Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail. Margarel 639-3513 278-8006 Presiding: Pat Albright Invocation: jimTroust Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boester. Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carieen 238-4326 Bogulh, Gerald, City Government. Terry. 279-8218 Braytoo, Greg. Advertising. Sally. Bruder, Greg, Irrvesimenis Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy, Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon Coie, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred. SA-Jewelry Retail. Dorothy. 278-8489 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 276-5370 279-5910 279-7986 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant. Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7851 Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanre 238-40re Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 278-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jadi, Educatron-Career, Barb. 278-8655 Gaifers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fbnures 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 Galliers, Michael. AA Display Future Mfg., Donna 278-6603 Geishen, Edward, SA Sylvia 639-4635 Geriach, Mike. Fast Food Restaurant, Krishna 276-4660 Gibson. Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie Glover, Sieve, SA, Cynthia 238-2995 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 270-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab. Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Han. Tm, Video Prodxtions. Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry. Vehicle Pans Mfg.-AOL AC, Eileen 238-5848 Htseock. Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7505 HoRjen. Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe. Gary, Optometrist, Benle Hulchlnson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 279-8888 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 230-2839 Joiley, Santford. SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve. Exterminator, Vicfc 278-6628 Kellogg. Wayne. Sports Wear'Unilorms. Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr. Roben. SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 This Week's Greeters: Next Week's Greeters; Song Leader: Bill Nettleman This Week's Birthdays Fred Culy, Richard White, Jim Lyon, Gary Howe, Jim Troust Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS Brian Webber New Member DATE JOINED 1/14/97 Make-ups J.Lawson - Sarasota, PI.; J. Boguth - Sunrise; D. Robison - Bronson; J. Faulkner; C. Barives; E. Geishert; L. Parks; K. Smoker; D. Woodman Guests Steve O'Donnel - Quincy Jennifer Crotty - (CHS) Mandy Morrison - (CHS) Announcements Thursday Evening - Annual Chamber Awards Banquet - No Show Rehersal Happy Birthday - Hal Sexton, Bob Loose Larry Downs 4 way test Wives Night Feb. 13/ Chorus Early covers Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Gregg Dean, Brian Webber, Ray Cardenas, Harold Card, Larry Downs, Komslein,Vnce.SAWInivere 27B-K01 Matt Galliers Koss,Jim, SA.Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. Lake, Edward., OB'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack. Past Service. Charlere 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karia. Loose, flober, SA, Margaret 278-61WI 767-4508 Lyon, Jim, SA Judy. 278-2007 Moore, Richard. SA Elara 2784198 Moortiead, Tom. Property Casually Ins, Ma/yBeth 279-8610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service. Sally(Sarah) 767-3510 QConnell, Terry, SA, Sally. Gmsted, Jim, Honorary. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 639-6453 279-4481 279-4497 Patlon, Gil, SA. Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Cloihing-RMail. Laurie 278-7510 Pelers, Jim, Beverage Diseibuiion. Deborah 639-5902 Mzko, John, Education, Maureen 276-6234 Pierce, David, flea! Estate Awsraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, SAFuneraJ Home Director, J. Adaire 276-3283 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg.. Ram 279-7477 Redman, Bob. Past Service. Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, flick. Computer Sales Ruttey. David. SA Del Rimey, Robert, SASporhng Goods-Retail, Phyllis Schroll. John, Savings and Loan. Ha. 278-8809 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 Program Bill Stewart / ASAMA 50/50 Winner Rick Roper $50.00 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to aii concerned? 3. Win it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman SebaW, Craig. SA flila 278-8373 Sexion, Brian, Hardboard F^mcaling. Sandra 279-8543 Sexton. Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel. Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery, Stewerl, William, Clly Governmeni/AA, Sally. Slrobel, Norb, Aulomolive Pans Mfg., Barbara 278-4478 279-8958 278-2859 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter. Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banklng. Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, Trousi, Jim, SA. Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling. Charles, SA, Trudy. Tyson, Bill, Past Service. Carole Uhl. Richard. SA-HospiiaUanel 238-4577 279-7806 432-3757 Membership/ Chairman Jerry Towns, Ai Nelson Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebaid, Dick Moore 278-7738 Director White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Oeiores 278-6736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Dwight, 6.P.U Director, Carol 278-7703 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 Ybung. Charles, Fishing Ei?iip(T«ni, Dorolhy. 279-9072 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia ' Past President " PaiH Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed, 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Club Programs (616) Werkman, Gary, Denllst, Jackie Make-Up Meetings ybu will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. Mike Geriach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison. Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Geriach Craig Sebaid HiLLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 PM. JONESVILLE - RoundtaWe Inn. Tuesday 6:00 PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodisi Church, Thurs. 7:00 A-M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Rictiard Scfilatter. Battle Creak �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Attendance Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Service Director Mark Putnam Jim GrohalskI, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Club Roster Public Relations Jim Wheian, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rich Holben, Chairman Director James Troust Greg Bruder Bill Nettleman, Chairman international Service Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case 1 law P.O, Box 42 Coldwatery MI. 49036 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY TUESDAY A Interact Committee John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Mike Gerlach Robert Loose David Rubley, Richard White Rotary Support Jerry Towns Chuck Woodward, Chairman Youth Scholarship Community Service Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service 12:15 pm ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. COLDWATE' MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION S ROTARY JWN PHONE Adams, Lesfie, Swimming Pools. Cindy. Aibrighl, Pal, A9ricullure.Swine, Colleen Arxterson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pele, Honorary, Jane 279-9568 Barnes, Carroll, SA-Sfwes Retail, Margaret 278-8006 Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Bcgulh, Gerad, City Qovernmeni, Teny. Brayton, Greg, Advertising. Sally. 279-8218 Brwlet, Greg. Investmenis 278-5789 Card, HatoW, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Gonzie Case. Bany, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School Superlnlentfent, Sharon 238-5421 Cola, James, Acid Active Banking, Pamela 279-7986 Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. Curry, Wlliarr, Consultant, Coteen Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary, Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. Dean, Jeltrey, SA-Fire Insurance 639-8669 *• Dean.John. SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 2384075 Downs. Larry, GoU Marketing. Judy. Dygen. John. SA-Career Center. Mary. 238-2842 " Ericfcson. James. Food Brokerage. Elizabeth 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack. Eflucalion-Cateer. Barb. 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz. AA Property ManagemenL Urtda Qalllets, Matt. flee. Assessory Sales 279-9350 ** •• " *• •• ^ The Singingest Club in The USA ' 1/317^7 238-2479 278-6033 639-3513 iHinnPresiding: Invocation: This Week's Greeters: Pat Albright Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: This Week \ Hirthdays 278-8489 238-2076 Robert Loose 278-5378 Hal Sexton 279-5910 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 278-4287 NAME 6394804 278-7851 278-8133 YEARS Craig Sebald Charles Tushling DATE JOINED 40 musi 10 2/03/87 2784248 279-2174 Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael. AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna 278-5388 278-6603 Getsheri, Edward, SA, Sylvia 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Resiauranl, Kristlna. 2784650 Gibson, Ron, Physician Surgery, Matjorie 238-2995 Gtover, Steve. SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA Barbara 278-2132 Grohatski, James. Banking. Sharon.... Guisinger, Dick. Dental t.ab. Helen 2784728 Hart, Tim, Vdeo ProducHons, Pamela 6394402 Hazelbaker. Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts MIg.-ADL AC. Eileen Htscock, Jim. Auiomobile Retail. Kay. 279-7875 741-3663 Make'Ups J.Lawson (2) - Sarasota, Fl.; J. Lyon - Sturgis; R. Putnam; G. Howe Sunrise; H. Card - Reading; J. Troust - Marshall; K. Smoker (2); R. Cardenas - Quincy; B. Redmond - Bronson; J. Koss - Bonita Springs, H. Guests Bill Slisher - Bronson; J. Eley; Bill Crotty - Quincy 238-5848 Announcements 279-7505 Howe, Gary, Oplomelrisi. Benle 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law. Maureen 278-8363 *" Iveson, Larry, SA Printing. Jaoquelyn 238-2839 " Jofley, Santtoid. SA. Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exiermmator. iVciij 278-6628 Kellogg. Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniforms. Dorothy, 278-6246 Kerr. Robert. SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management. Cindy. 278-4369 Komsiein, Vince, SA, Wnrvere 278-6501 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. 278-6832 lake, Edward., OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Katia 278-6100 Loose, Robert, SA, Margarei 767-4508 Moore, Richard, SA Elaine. 2784198 Moorhead. Tom. Property Casualty Ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 NeWeman. Willam. Pasl Service. Sally(Sarah) 767-3510 O'Connell, Terry. SA Sally. Olmsied, Jim, Honorary. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 639-8453 2794497 Perry, Jerry, Clotning-Retail, Laurie 278-7510 Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 639-5902 Pettko, John, Etkrcallon, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Dennis Boester announced the birth of his first grandchild. Darwin requested that more of us attend show practices as attendance is very thin. Early Leavers Les Adams, Jim Whelan, Jim Grohalski, Norr Strobel, Jerry Higgins, John Hutchinson, Jerry Boguth, Dick While, Rob Putnam, Randal Hazelbaker Program Mike Beckwith presented a program on the need for students to pursue tech nical training as well as a college degree and also to be exposed to practical applications of their training. 50/50 Winner 2794481 $58.00 Ed Lake The 4 Way Test Putnam, Mark, SA'Funeral Home Otfedor. J. Adaire... 278-2313 Putnam. Rob. Machine MIg., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service. Corale 279-7537 fletknond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is ii FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Hick, Computer Sales 278-8809 ■* Rubley, David, SA, Del 278-7327 " Rumsey, Robert, SASpotiing Goods-Retail. Phyllis.... SchrolL John. Savings and Loan, lla 278-5006 ■* Sebald, Craig, SA, Rita 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard efbrirating, Sandra 279-8543 " " ■* 276-8068 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Workman, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel. Don, Ca^ls-Reiail. Lai^ Smoker, Ken, RetaH-Groeery. Sieweri. William. City Governmeni'AA. Sally. Strobel. Norb Automotive Parts MIg., Barbara 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program 278-44TO Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard. SA, Marian 278-4222 Bob Rumsey, 279-8958 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy 278-8474 Tfousl. Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschllng, Charles. SA. Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Pasl Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, SA-HospitaUanet 279-7806 Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore 278-7738 Director White, Rkktard. SA-Plumbmg Supply. Delores. Woodhams. Lawrence. SA-Root Surgeon. Linda. 27^6736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Woodman, Dwight, 6.P.U. OirecKx. Ca'ol 279-9282 Woodwart. Charles, SA 278-5033 Ibung, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 432-3757 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia • Pasl Presideni " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active 278-7703 will always be welcome at these neightxjhng clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY • Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON • Congregalional Church, Wed. 11:45 A,M, Paul Harris Club Programs ...(616) Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks. Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 PM, JONESVILLE - Roundtabie inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE • Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK • McCamly Plaza, Men. Noon ANGOLA • Sunset inn, Monday 6:15 PM. UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS • Congregational Church, Wednesday 71X) A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlaher, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS; 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998-BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Flower Committee Dick Uhl Vocational Service Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rich Holben, Chairman Rick Roper Community Service Interact Committee Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Club Roster Chuck Tuschiing Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach David Rubley, Richard White Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko international Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust. Chairman Student Guests Chuck Tuschiing Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P,0. Box 42 Coldwatety MI. 49036 He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATE' MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATIONS ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie. Swimming Pools, Cindy, Albfit^, Pai. Agricultufe-Swine, Colleen Andereon, Fred, SA-Banking, Katnryn Battvin. Peie, Honorary, Jane — The Singingest Club in The USA 279-9568 236-2479 Date: 276-6033 Presiding: 639-3513 Barnes, Carroll, SA-Slioes Retail, Margaret Biringer, Richard, SA-Civl] Law Practice. Jean 278-8006 278-8086 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Cadeen 236-4326 Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry. 279-6218 Braytwi, Greg, Advertising, Sally 278-8489 Bruder, Greg, Investments 278-5789 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Reiarl, Dorothy. 238-5421 Cardenas, flay, Lite lnsurar>ce, Gonzie, 238-2076 Case, Barry, CPA, Joann 278-5378 Chi/wry, William, School Superintendent, Sharon 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela 279-7986 Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. Curry. William Consultant, Coleen Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper. Mary Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Brc*er 6^8669 278-4287 639-4604 278-7651 Dean. Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fira Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry. Golf Marketing, Judy. Oygert. John, SA-Career Center, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 2TO-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark. AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fiiiure Mlg„ Donna 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 278-6603 Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant. Krislira. 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorfe Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia. 238-2995 279-7163 This Week's Greeters: 1/21/97 invocation: Pat Albright Next Week's Greeters: Bob Loose Song Leader: Ed Lake T/iis Week's Hirthdays Dennis Boester Robert Loose Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS Craig Sebald DATE JOINED 40 1/27/57 Make-ups J. Lyon (7) - Lagrange, IN; J. Peters - Sunrise; J. Gordon, A. Nelson (3) - N. Fort Myers, PL; H. Card - Reading; G. Brayton, J. Hiscock, K. Smoker, J. Dygert - Quincy, Guests Gordon. Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 GrohalskI, James. Banking. Sharon Guislnger, Dick, Dental Lab. Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, iTm, Video Productions. Pamela 839-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. Higgifis, Jerry, Vehicle Parts MIg.-ADL AC, Bleeo HiscoOr, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay, 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 Hoben. Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optomeifisi, Bente 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Priming, Jacqueiyn 238-2839 Joiley, Saniford, SA, Pal 279-7469 Kasperski, Sieve, Exterminalor, Vicki 278-6628 Kellogg, Wayne, Sporis Wear/Uniforms, Dorothy, 278-6246 Ksrr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Properly Management, Cindy, 278-4369 Gary Howe, Jim Whelan. Carroll Barnes, Bill Chimery, Mike Galliers, Gregg Komstein, Vince. SA, Winrvere 278-6501 Dean, Tom Kramer & Tim Hart. Kdss, Jim, SA. Jan 238-2265 Krarrrer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop 278-6832 Lake. Edward., OBGW Surgeon, Karen Arm 278-8773 Charles Bappert, John Worth - Quincy; Student Guests: Erin Mullally, Jamie Shire, Chris Happen, Brian Armstrong, Andrea Kopacz, Steve Bappert & ChristopherSmith. A nnouncements Show rehearsals underway! Monday nights - 8:00 at the Elks club. Director Jerry Towns says we need you at practice! Ed Lake: Feb. 13 dinner with wives. $8.00 per person at the Elks. Reservations to Dar Robinson. Interact Club reports over 3,000 pounds of food collected for holiday food drive. Early leavers Lawson, Jade, Past Service. Charlene 238-4191 Lflonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karla 278-6100 Loose, Robert SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA Judy. 767-4508 278-2007 Moore. Richard. SA Elaine 278-4198 Moorhaad. Tom, Properly Casuity Ins, MaryBeth 2^8610 Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 Netlleman, William, Past Service, SallyfSarah) 767-3510 O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally, Olmsted, Jim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 639-8453 279-4481 279-4497 Panon, Gil, SA Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, CiQthlng-Reiail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 639-5902 Pet^, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Awrraisals. Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark. SAFunerai Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine MIg., Pam 279-7477 RedtTian, Bob. Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Dartrin, Hardware-Retail. Bonnie, 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, flick, Compuler Sales 278-8809 Rubley, David, SA, Del 278-7327 Rumsey, Robert, SASporting Goods-Retail, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, ila 278-5006 278-8068 SebakJ, Cralg, SA, Rita 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Program We the People - frora Coldwaier High School, with intro by John Hutchinson. Led by Charles Bappert. This addressed the issue of separation of church and state, in light of the first amendment. — NEW MEMBER - Brian Weber of The Goodie Shoppe! (Mark Galliers, sponsor). 50/50 Winner Charles Young The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to ail concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Hetail-Qroeery. Slewed, William, City Government/AA, Sally. 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 Director Strobe!, Norb, Aulomolrve Parts Mfg„ Barbara. 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA Lola. 278-7100 Classification Teeier, Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 Bob Rumsey, Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy, 278-8474 TrousL Jim, SA Rebecca 2784402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bil, Past Service, Car^ 279-7£a)6 Uhl, Richard, SA-HosprtalJanet (616) 432-3757 Werkman, Gary. Dentist. Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasbng, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richaro, SA-Plumbing Supply. Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda. 278-6736 278-7703 Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 M)ung, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA • Senior Active $51.00 Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Steve Glover You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 RM, BRONSQN • Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Club Programs Sebald, Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Jim Cole Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM. JONESVILLE - Roundlabfe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM, COLDWAIER SUNRISE - Methodist Church. Thure. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs, Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A,M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA • Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 RM, UNION crTY - Police Stabon, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay • Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Gatliers, Chairman Mark Galiiers, Mike Gailiers Matt Galiiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhi Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter. Edward Gelshert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman Rick Roper Community Service interact Committee Rotary Support Director John Petzko James Troust Greg Bruder Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Club Roster Jim Cole Vocational Service Chuck Tuschling David Rubiey, Richard White International Service Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns Mike Geriach Bill Nettieman, Chairman Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Important Announcement! We need two sponsor families to host a Rotary International Japanese exchange student through July. See Pat Albright if your family would like an interesting and rewarding cross-cultural experience! I Coldwater P,0» Box 42 Coldwater, MI, 4903 6 "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY A ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATIONS ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie. Swimming Pools, Cindy, 279-9568 Albright, Pal, Agtlculture-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Af^derson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn 278-6033 Baldwin, Peie, Honorary, Jane 639-3513 Barnes, Cairoll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 278-8006 Blflnger, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carieen 2384326 Boguth, Gerald, Chy Gowrnrneni, Terry. Brayton, Greg. Advertising, Sally. Bruder. Greg, Investmems Card, Harold, SA-Hardwaie Retail, Dorottiy. Cardenas. Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie, Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 238-5421 238-2076 278-5378 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela 279-7986 Cuty, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. Dean, Gregg, Real Estale Broker Dean, Jettrey, SA-Fire Insurance 639-8669 278-4287 639-4804 278-7851 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Rre Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry. Golf Marketing, Judy,,.,,- 238-2842 Dygen. John, SA-Career Center, Mary. 278-4248 Eriekson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales 279-9350 279-2174 Galliers, Mark, AA Display Futures 278-5388 Galliers. Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 278-6603 6394635 Getlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Krislina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Maiiorie 238-2995 Glover, Sieve, SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James. Bankirrg, Sharwi Quislnger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 741-3663 2784728 Had. iTm, Video Produaions, Pamela. 6394402 Hazelbaker, Randall. Antiques, Mary Kay, Higgins, Jerry, Vehcle Parts Mtg,-AOL AC, Eileen HIscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay, 279-7875 238-5848 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacfluelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santlord, SA, Pal 279-7469 KaspersN, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki 276-6628 Kellcgg, Wayne, Sports Weanllniforms, Dorothy, 278-6246 Ifefr, Robert, SA-Hardware Reial 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management. Cindy. 278-4369 Kornslein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 - Koss, Jim, SA Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Slneltered Workshop Lake, Edward,, OBGYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 2384191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karla 278-6100 Loose, Roben, SA, Margaret 767-4508 Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. 278-2007 Moore, Richard, SA Elaine 278-4198 Moortiead.Tom, Properly Casualty Ins, MaryBwh 279-8610 Nefson, Al, SA Jean 278-6856 ^ij^p^-pingingest Club in The USA Pat Albright Date: Presiding: This Week's Greeters: Jim Troust Next Week's Greeters: Invocation: Bill Nettleman Song Leader: This Week's Hirlhdays Mike Gerlach Vince Komstein Tim Hart Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME DATE JOINED YEARS Steve Glover 17 1/15/80 6 1/15/91 29 1/19/68 Jerry Higgins Jim Koss Make-ups Mark Galliers, B. Galliers, Mike Galliers - Bronson; Mark Galliers (2), B. Case (2) H. Sexton, J. Peters, D. Shemmel, R. Cardenas, D. Woodman Quincy; D. Shemmel - Sunrise; D. White - El Paso, Tx; J. Grohalski - Union City; P. Mastrangelo - Grandville, MI. Guests Steve O'Donnell - Quincy. Announcements J. Gordon - Christmas Party update; C. Woodward - Last chance for 75th Anniversary glasses; D. Woodman - Stage crew update meeting; R. Roper Advertising out back by 2-4-97; B. Galliers - Need participation for Rotary Show - please attend practices. Early Leavers Larry Woodhams, Dick Uhle, Matt Galliers, Ron Gibson & Ken Klein. Program An open meeting; Pat Albright presiding. Topics: Rotary Show Committee update - D. Robinson. Discussion - How to pay for Afterglow? From show NWtleman. Wiliam, Past Service, Salty(Safah) 767-3510 proceeds? Individual members? By a show of hands, it was decided by mem O'ConneB, Teny, SA Sally, 639-8453 bers to have clu^^ Olmsted, Jim, Honorary. 279-4481 Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales. Ration, Gil, SA Jane 279-4497 278-5796 F^rry, Jerry, Ctoihing-fleiail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Oelxirah 278-7510 639-5902 T\oi*f\; 50/50 Winner Dennis Boester $48.00 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 276-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 270-3283 Putnam, Mark, SAFuneral Home Dlreidor, J. Adalre. 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine MIg., Ram 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Rckjeit, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-RelaB, Bonnie. 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Rwr, flick. Computer Sales 278-8809 RiAfey, David, SA, Del 278-7327 Rumsey, Roben, SA'Sponing Goods-Retail, Phyllis 278-5006 Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla Sebald, Craig. SA, Rita Sexlon, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail. Laura Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. Stewert, William, City GovernmenirAA Sally, 279-9042 278-4478 279-8958 Director Kids Christmas Program Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Slrobel, Nod}, Automotive Parts Mfg„ Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 276-2859 278-7100 Membership/ Teeier, Howard, SA Marian 2784222 Towns. Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy,,,. 278-8474 TtousL Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 2384577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital.Janel Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Ri^ard, SA-Pkimblng Supply, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol (616) 432-3757 278-7095 278-7738 278-6736 276-7703 279-9282 Wooctward, Charles, SA 278-5033 Ibong, Charles, iFshing Equ?imenL Doroffiy. 279-9072 ' Pas) Presdeni " Paul Harris Rotary Felkw SA - Senior Aclive Classification Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Director Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner. Mike Gerlach ybu will always be welcxime at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A-M. Paul Harris Club Programs Jim Cole Make-up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE • Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - RoundtaWe Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. COLDWATER SUNRISE ■ Methodist Church. Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGiS - Sturgis Audilorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK • McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn. Monday 6:15 RM, UNION CITY • Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congreg^onal Church, Wednesday 7d)0 A.MBrochure Design: Richard Schlaner, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 TERRY O'CONNELL Past President PAT ALBRIGHT President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: MARK PUTNAM President Elect 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995-BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996-GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998-BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Attendance Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Gaiiiers, Chairman Mark Gaiiiers, Mike Gaiiiers Matt Gaiiiers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boaster Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Service Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boaster, Dave Pierce Vocational Service Director Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubiey, Richard White Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Ken Smoker Barry Case Club Roster Jim Coie Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Jerry Towns Student Guests Mike Gerlach Wayne Kellogg Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwatery MI. 49036 • "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST 12:15 pm COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �A ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION 8 ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. 279-9568 Albright, Pal, Agricuflure-Swtne, Colleen 238-2479 Anderson, Fred, SA-BanKing, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margarel Biringer. Rcharti, SA-Civil Law Praaice, Jean 278-8088 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carieen 238-4326 BoguUi, Gerald, City Government. TBr7, Braylon, Greg, Advertising, Sally. Bruder. Greg, Investments Card, Harold. SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 279-8218 278-8489 278-5789 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case. Barry, CW. Joann 278-5378 Chinery, William, School Superinlendenl, Sharon 279-5910 Cole. James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred. SA-Jewetry Retail, Dorothy. 279-7986 639-8669 Curry, WiBiam. Consullanl. Coteen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper. Mary-. Dean. Gregg, Real Estate Broker. Dean. Jeffrey, SA-Rie Insurance 639-4804 278-7851 278-8133 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. 238-2842 278-4248 Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Bara 278-86K GaJSers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sates Galliers, Mark. AA Display FUiures Galliers, Mictael. AA Display FLrture Mlg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia. 279-9350 279-2174 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 1/7/97 278-6033 Presiding: Pat Albright 639-3513 278-8006 Invocation: Geriach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Glhson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie Glover, Steve, SA, Cynlhia 238-2995 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA. Barbara 278-2132 Grohiski, James, Banking. Sharon Guislnger, Dick, Denial Lab. Helen 741-3663 278-4728 Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Maty Kay 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry. Vehicle Paris MIg.-ADL AC, Eileen 238-5848 Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Relail, Kay. 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente 279-8888 Hutchinson. John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Joltey, Santtord, SA, Pal 279-7469 Ka^rski, Steve, Enerminaior, Vicki 278-6626 Kellogg, Wapie, Sports Wearllndorms, Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-H^dware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Komslein, Vince. SA, Winlvere 278-6501 Koss.Jim,SAJan 238-2265 Kramer. Tom, Sheltered Workshr^ 278-6832 Lake, Edward, OB'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jadi, Past Service, Chartene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Teiephorve Service, Kana 278-6100 Loose, Roben, SA, Margaret 767-4508 Lyon, Jim. SA Judy. 278-2007 Moore. Richard, SA Elaine 2784198 Mowhead, Tom. Property Casualty Ins. MaryBeth 279-8610 Nelson. At, SA Jean 278-6856 Netlteman, Wlltam, Past Service, Sally(Sat^) 767-3510 Q-Connen, Terry. SA Sally, 639-8453 Olmsted, Jrm, Honorary. Parks, Lamy, Mo^le Home Sates The Singingest Club in The USA Date: This Week's Greeters: Next Week's Greeters: Song Leader: This Week's Birthdays A1 Nelson Rotarian Menthership Anniversaries NAME YEARS 1/3/89 Jim Olmstead 14 K. Leonard - Bronson; K. Leonard (2), D. Guisinger (2) - Quincy; D. Uhl Athens; J. Lyon - Sturgis; A. Nelson - Cape Coral; J. Lawson - Sunrise. Guests Dick Spalding - Quincy; Steve Haberkom. Announcements Early Leavers Program 50/50 Winner 279-4497 Pallon. Gil, SA Jane 278-5798 Perry, Jerry, Clothing-Retaii, Laurie Peters. Jim. Beverage Distritxiiior, Deborah 278-7510 639-5902 Petzko.John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce. David, Real Estate Appraises, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SAfuneral Home Director, J. Adaire 278-2313 Putnam, Rob. Machine Mlg.. Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie.... 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 Rr^kson, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 230-2324 Roper, Rick, Computer Sales 278-8809 Rubiey, David, SA, Del 278-7327 Humsey, Roberi, SASporling Goods-Retail, Phyllis. Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla,.., SebaW, Craig, SA, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 278-5006 278-8066 278-8373 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shame!, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is ii FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery 278-4478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Stewerl, William, Cily Government/AA, Sally, 279-8958 Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mlg., Barbara 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-7100 Classification Bob Rumsey, Teeter, Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA Rebecca 278-4402 Tuscrillng, Charles, SA, Trudy. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 238-4577 279-7806 Steve Glover Jim Cole, Chairman Chairman 75th Anniversary Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore 2^7738 Director Wiile, Richard, SA-Piumbing Suiwly, Delores 278-6736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Woodhams, Lavwence, SA-Fooi Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman. Owighl, B.P.U. Direcior, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 libung, Charles, Rshing Equipment. Dorothy. 279-9072 (816) 432-3757 Werkman, Gary, Dentisl. Jadtie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia ' Past President " Paul Harris Rotary FeBow SA - Seniof Active Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUP AUENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Club Programs Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital.Janet 1/11/83 Make-ups 279-4481 - DATE JOINED Brian Sexton Mike Geriach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Club Historian Faulkner, Mike Geriach Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed, 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE • Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs.7:0G A.M. ALBION - St, James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O'CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.I. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Glay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Dick Uhl Jim Cole Club Roster Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness Chuck Woodward, Chairman & Awards Robert Loose Barry Case, Jim Cole Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman Community Service interact Committee Rotary Support Director John Petzko James Troust Greg Bruder Rick Roper Public Relations Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach David Rubley, Richard White Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Bill Nettleman, Chairman international Service Director ■ John Hutchlnson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case c tlf>@Ol law P,0, Box 42 Coldwater^ MI. 49036 He Profits Most Who Serves Best ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm MICHIGAN � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Tim Hart, Randall Hazelbaker LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: An open meeting with President Terry, in which there were barely any questions, so the meeting was adjourned at about 12:50 p.m. THIS WEEK: Brian Sexton presents a short videotape on Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary. NEXT WEEK: We the People, from Coldwater High School. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Fred Anderson DATE JOINED: 37 years Pete Baldwin Brian Sexton 12-30-58 16 years 7years 01-01-80 01-03-89 THE SHOW: The first practice for this year's Rotary Show will be held here at the Elks on Monday, January 8th at 8:00 p.m. Everybody in the club should participate in some capacity, so if you aren't sure where you fit in, contact chairman Mike Gerlach or director Duke Davidson. ROTARY _- </,,Ae, Ja op Py QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: When and where was Rotary started and by whom? - On February 23, 1905, in Chicago, Il, by Paul Harris, who was then a young lawyer. On that day he met with Silvester Schiele(coal dealer), Gus Loehr(mining engineer), and Hiram Shorey(tailor), in Loehr's office in the Unity Building, 127 North Dearborn St. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE- QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. » MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH -— THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK —- STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY —- 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT DENNIS BOESTER President President Elect Recordi ng Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponc ling Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: BS Bulleti Mike Galliers = Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, ~ Darwin Robison i Pu 3 k lations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward. Geishert ‘ Sergeants-at-Arms: Sreg Bruder- Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl _ Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder SERVICE : VOCATIONAL Director: Mark Putnam. Vocational Awards: James Spittle 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President Director: Duke Davidson DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Adams, Les, ig Pools ee fos Swine Production, Colleen .. This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Brian Sexton-Chairman Director: Greg Bruder Mark Putnam. International Youth Projects: Barry Case Rotary International Foundation: Tom Kramer Mike Galliers Warren Cook Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling ; MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Jim Whelan } Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton CLUB HISTORIAN Vocational Awareness: James Cole COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case ames 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: NAME 1995-1996 CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Alb Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Past President ROTARY COMMITTEES Children: Greg Brayton- These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs normal realm. out of our Gary Werkman-Chairman Craig Sebald Greg Bruder Jim Erickson SONG LEADERS Mike Gerlach _Ed Lake - Chairman, Steve Kasperski Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Tom Kramer ior Citizens: Chuck WoodwardChairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard Whi , David Rubley: Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Rubley, Dennis Boester, NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, JamesT., Banking, “daa Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen . Habs = PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose . Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, pone Roper, Rick, vies Bead David, fees Active wee cy ‘Sebald Craig, **Senior * Culy, Fred, **Senior Acti pane William, Recreation : , **Senior Active**, Mary , Gregg, Real Estate Broker . Kellogg, W. Kerr, Robert, “6 Klein, Ken, Property Kornstei in, Vince, **Senior Koss, it, **Senior Active**, Jan | a . Taylor, Howard, “Senior Act e**, Lola. Tamar, Earl, Hospital A jinistrator, Erin *** Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian *** Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active™, Trudy ‘Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole * Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active** Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, * Erickson, James, Food Gotcas Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb.. entaa leacas naa Fixtures Mis: * Ma Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricatir Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda ‘Smoker, Ken, Retail Grocerie iat *** Whelan, Jim, Radio Broad 19, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol . Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active** . Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy . 278-6736 278-7703 .. 279-9282 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie .. * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �_» “He Profits Most ee Published by the COLDWATER Who Serves Best” av, R itary REFLECTOR R - The Singingest Pay JANUARY 9, 1996 ae B, P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 in the U. S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : WELCOME!!! None Jim Gordon : Rob Putnam Tim Hart, Randall Hazelbaker Dick Guisinger, Jim Grohalski LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Brian Sexton played a short videotape of an interview with Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary. Mr. Harris told how he got the idea to start Rotary, how surprised he was at the rapid growth, and what he thought the future would hold for Rotary. THIS WEEK: We the People, from Coldwater High School. NEXT WEEK: Zadie Jackson, from Sienna Heights Community College. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Jim Koss 28 years Jim Olmsted 13 years DATE JOINED: 01-09-68 _ 01-11-83 THE SHOW: | _ Our first practice for the Rotary Show was held last night at 8:00, here at the Elks. The next practice will be next Monday night, January 15th at 8:00 p.m., also here at the Elks. We hope everyone will get involved in some capacity. If you have any questions, see director Duke Davidson or chairman Mike Gerlach. NEW MEMBER PROPOSAL: Mark Galliers has been proposed for membership by Buzz Galliers. His classification would be Display Fixture Mfg-Additional Active. If you have any objections to this proposal, please notify the Board of Directors in writing within 10 days. ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Why was the name "Rotary" adopted? -In the beginning the meetings were held in rotation at the members places of business. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. : BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN - TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE - QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON - ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg Brayton- Chairman, Tim Hart Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Ken Smoker Senior Citizens: Chuck WoodwardChairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME *** * *** * ** *** * *** *** *** * CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Les, Swimming Pools Albright, Pat, Swine Production, Colleen Anderson, Fred, ** Senior Active**, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll,**Senior Active**, Margaret .... Biringer, Richard, **Senior Active**, Jean ....... Boester, Dennis E., Natural Gas Service, Carleen . 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry . Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Bruder, Greg L., Investments, Cindy He 278-2513 Cardenas, Ray, C.L.U., Life Insurance, Gonzie . Card, Harold, **Senior Active**, Dorothy . 238-5421 Case, Barry, C.P.A., JOANN ....... eee Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon .. Cole, James, Banking, Adl., Actv., Pamela Cook, WarrenJ., Eugenie Culy, Fred, *Senior Active**, Dorothy... Curry, William, Recreation Equip. Mfg., Coleen . Davidson, Duke, **Senior Active**, Mary.. Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker .. Dean, Jeffrey, **Senior Active’ .... Dean, John T., **Senior Active**, Joanne Dean, John C., County Administrator ... Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy . Dygert, John, **Senior Active**, Mary .. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth.. Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb.. age Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures Mig., ‘Linda Galliers, Matt Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt. Mfg., Adl. Actv., Donna .278-6603 Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia.. Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie ......... Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia ..... NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon . Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen ...... Haberkorn, Steve, Adult Education, Candy .. * Hart, Tim, Video Production, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary K. .......... ..279-7875 Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg., Adl. Actv. 238-5848 Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay *** Holben, Rich, **Senior Active** Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente .... Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen ..... ** Iveson, Larry, **Senior Active**, Jacquelyn .. *** Jolley, Santford, **Senior Active**, Pat.. Kasperski, Steve L., Exterminator, Vicki.. Kellogg, Wayne, Retail Sportswear, Dorothy Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active**.. ke Klein, Ken, Property Management, “Cindy. ..278-4369 Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop ... Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann .. Loose, Robert, **Senior Active**, Margaret .. "767-4508 Lyon, Jim, **Senior Active**, Judy "278-2007 Moore, Richard, **Senior Active**, Elaine % Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins., Marybeth ...... Nelson, Al, **Senior Active**, J@an ....ccceseeeeee Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (Sarah) .. O'Connell, Terry, **Senior Active**, Sally Olmsted, Jim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, .. Patton, Gil, **Senior Active**, Jane Perry, Gerald, Clothing Retail, Laurie Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen .. Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie . NAME *** | _*** ** * *** *** * * *** CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose . «+ 278-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie «+. 238-2324 Roper, Rick, 278-8745 Rubley, David, **Senior Active**, Del ...........c cece 278-7327 Rumsey, Robert, **Senior Active**, Phyllis .- 278-5006 Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla ... 278-8068 Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita .. 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary . Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv., Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara .. Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola... Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Eri Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian .. Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy ... Troust, Jim, **Senior Active** , Rebecca .. Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy .. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole ......... Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet .. Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinda . Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ............:. Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia . White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores .. Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol . Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active™ ........... Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy . * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most es cal The COLDWATER. Published by the COLDWATER ROTARY, Serves Best” Rotary REFLECTOR Bn ?P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest Cay in the U. S. A. JANUARY 16, 1996 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB NEXT WEEKS GREETERS WELCOME!!! Mike Gerlach, Tim Hart Rob Putnam | Don Shemel THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : | : Dick Guisinger, Jim Grohalski Steve Glover, Ron Gibson LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: John Huthinson presented "We the People", a group of four Coldwater High School students who will be competing in a statewide competition on knowledge of the Constitution. THIS WEEK: Zadie Jackson, from Sienna Heights Community College. NEXT WEEK: Bill Stewart and Keith Baker, with an update on the Rotary Park/Linear Park project. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Steve Glover 16 years Jerry Higgins 5 years DATE JOINED: 01-15-80 01-15-91 THE SHOW: The next practice will be next Monday night, January 22nd at 8:00 p.m., right here at the Elks. Hope everyone can be there. VOTE: Next week, you will be voting for two Rotarians for seats on the Board of Directors. Your chaicas will ba Jim Cale, Jim Whalan, and Barry Case.(Barry Case is currantly on the Board). ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Why was the name "Rotary" adopted? - In the beginning the meetings were held in rotation at the members places of business. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. 2. Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH —- WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE —- WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN - THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. >» MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat koe Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT | President President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer les:thane Glover, ~ Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan ‘Rotary Information Fre Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edwarc Sergeants-at-Arms: G eg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John | Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl DIRECTORS: z Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: ae Spittle 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Richard H. White Jim Whelan Rotary International Foundation: World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchins: Classification/Membership Development: — Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, AlNelson | Director at Large: Brian Sexton CLUB HISTORIAN Senior ( fiearen Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs normal realm. out of our Greg Bruder Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton ps ttlee = wes Kramer Jim Erickson SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, ‘ieciapeen Children: Greg Brayton- Tom Gary Werkman-Chairman Craig Sebald MEETINGS: DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL This committee will arrange programs for the Mike Gerlach Harold Card REGULAR- 2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by |President 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Chuck ee Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike Gerlach‘Chairman Youth Scholarshi Chairman, Richard Wh E Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- ‘ Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME pam CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN eS Sonic Pools odu PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION& ROTARY ANN Grohals i, James T., Banking, Sharon isinger,D9 Dental Lab, Lh rn PHONE NAME . Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose | Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie .. *** *™* Boester, Dennis E., Natural ey Service, Boguth, Gerald, Ci ity Government, Tern Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally .. Bruder, Greg ES Investments Cindy ... Erickson, dames, Food nigra Faulkner, sack, Edu ye Geishert, Edward, * “Senior Gerlach, ‘Mike, Fast Food Restau Physician, Marjorie .. * — Glover, ‘Steve, **Senior Active’*, Cy ** * 78-43 '8-6501 Kamat Vince, seni Aenve™= Winivere Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan . Culy, Fred, nei Active**, Dorot! pee William ‘ecreatio! U 238-2265 278-6832 Elizabeth . *** *** . Roper, Rick, . Rubley, David, **Senior Active**, Del. Rumsey, Robert, “Senior Active™, Phy! PHONE 278-2291 238-2324 Sebald, Craig, **Sen r Active**, Rite Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda.. Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, Spittle, Ji i Stewart, Taylor, Howard, “Seni Tamar, Earl, HospitalA Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, , Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy .. _ Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca . Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, ‘Trud Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole.. sie) Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet . Vandoren, Andrew, ivil Law, Adl. Ac Werkman, Gary, De ist, Jackie ... Whelan, Jim, Radio Br casting, Patricia * Puttar, “Mark, “Senior Active**, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie . CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores . 278-7095 278-7738 Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active™* Woodman, wight, Board of Public Utili ies, ( Charles, sag [phe tt .. 278-7510 278-3283 . 279-7537 * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Beige Serves Best” The COLDWATER , Rotary REFLECTOR Published by the COLDWATER RO} A HU:JB P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Siiinges Chu JANUARY 23, 1996 THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS CO. : iin the U.S. A. qT WELCOME!!! Denny Boester Don Shemel Darwin Robison NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : Steve Glover, Ron Gibson Mike Gerlach, Ed Geishert LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Zadie Jackson, the program director for Sienna Heights Community College, gave us a brief overview of the Liberal Arts school, which offers degrees in Accounting, Business Administration, Public Administration, Human Services Administration, Humanities, General Studies, and Bachelor of Applied Science. Sienna Heights has approximately 2000 students at it’s 4 locations. THIS WEEK: Jack Faulkner presents a program on Habitat for Humanity. NEXT WEEK: Bill Stewart and Keith Baker, with an update on the Rotary Park/Linear Park project. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Craig Sebald 39 years DATE JOINED: 01-27-57 THE SHOW: Our next practice will be this Thursday, at 8:00 p.m., at the Country Club. Please make every effort to attend. VOTE: Thsi week, you will be voting for two Rotarians for seats on the Board of Directors. Your choices will be Jim Cole, Jim Whelan, and Barry Case.(Barry Case is currently on the Board). 100 PERCENT: Congratulations to those members with perfect attendance during the second haif of 1995. Those members include Denny Boester, Harold Card, Ray Cardenas, Bill Curry, Dean Clutter, Jim Erickson, Steve Haberkorn, Jim Hiscock, Steve Kasperski, Wayne Kellogg, Bob Kerr, Jim Koss, Jim Lyon, Al Nelson, Terry O'Connell, Mark Putnam, Darwin Robison, Bob Rumsey, Craig Sebald, and Andy Van Doren. THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things. we think, say or do 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will itbe BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN - TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE— QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. >» MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary FRED ANDERSON Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers — Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, ~ Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, _ Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Flower Committee: Dick Uhl DIRECTORS: Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: M Putnam, Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President BOARD CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Coldwater, Michigan 49036 STEVE HABERKORN COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Harold Card OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman : President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW | February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Mike Gerlach INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald ~ Vocational Awareness: James Cole COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart. Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken Smoker Senior Citizens: Chuck WoodwardChairman, Bob Loose Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski SONG LEADERS Tom Kramer Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Student Guests: Mike Gerlach- Chairman Youth Scholarship: Rich Holben- Chairman, RichardWhite, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Roaster... Greg Brayton NAME — CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME Adams, Les, Swimming Pools . _ Albright, Pat, Swine Production, Colleen .. Boguth,’ Gerald, eI a 1 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally... Bruder, Saya Investments, Clee CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen Haberkorn Steve, Adult Education, Hart, Tim, ideo Production, Pamela A Mary | ar NAME *** rd ** Holben, "Bich, “Senior Active Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente . * Hutchinson, John, Civil Lay. lea * Iveson "** Jolley, Sa Kellogg, Wayne, Reta Kerr, Robert, **Senior Klein, Ker oe Management, 4 | Superintendent, Sharon di., Actv., Pamela.. * 27! . 278-6501 . 238-2265 *™ *** . 278-6832 ** Dean, iene Dean, John Dea Lageadil * Erickson, James, Foodanidekoe Faulkner, ray Be enude Barb. iers, B * — Glover, Steve, **Senior re Elizabeth * ad, Nelson, Al, "Senior / ctive**, Jean. Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, **Senior Active**, Salve: Olmsted, Jim, Honorary CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose . Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie.. Roper, Rick, Rubley, David, “Senior GENO Del Rumsey, lise ot Schroll, Sebald, Sexton, Brian, Hardboard 1 Fabricating, Sand Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda . Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, ..... Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary. Stewart, William, City Manager, Ad. A lly Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, / Eri Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian.. Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole.. Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet .. Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinda Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie op Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcast 9; Patricia . White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores.. Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol . Woodward, Charles, **Senior. Active™ .. Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy .. bem Cynthia a * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” WS tary REFLECTOR Published by the COLDWATER ROTARY, CHU P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest VEN FEBRUARY 13, THIS WEEKS 1996 in i, the U. S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB BIRTHDAYS: WELCOME!!! Bill Curry, Jack Faulkner, Howard Teeter THIS WEEKS 60/60 REP: Wayne Kellogg NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : Dick Biringer, Jerry Boguth NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : Earl Tamar Fred Anderson, Carroll Barnes LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Our own Larry Downs talked with us about his company, Larry Downs Sales. He discussed golf, casual business attire, and the relationship between the two. THIS WEEK: Jack Faulkner presents Eric Bruner, who will give us some information on the Internet. NEXT WEEK: SHOW PRACTICE. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Larry Parks 12 years Ken Smoker 12 years Chuck Young 13 years THE SHOW: DATE JOINED: 2-14-84 2-14-84 2-15-83 | Our next practice will be held Thursday night at 8:00 p.m., at the Country Club. This is our last practice before we hit the Tibbits stage, so be there! LEARN YOUR WORDS!!! ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: When was the national organization of Rotary formed? -In 1910 in Chicago, at a convention of the 16 clubs then in existence. Sixty delegates were present. When did the organization become international? - With the admissionof the Rotary Club of Winnipeg, Canada in 1911. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs ‘| QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE —- WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 | COMMITTEES Coldwater, Michigan Bulletin: Mike Gallie Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, Treasurer Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert ‘Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John |Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erick: Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, -Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President Harold Card REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month -SPECIAL-When called by President | DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Richard H. White Jim Whelan Charles Tuschling Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson World Community Service: Jim Troust, Bill Chinery MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinsc Classification/Membership Development: 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support Bob Rumsey- -Chairman, Jerry Towns, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole Al Nelson needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. ; Director at Large: Brian Sexton CLUB Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski_ Tom Kramer HISTORIAN Craig Sebald SONG LEADERS COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: Brian Sexton- Chairman Mike Galliers Rotary international Foundation: Chuck Tuschling 199¢ -Mark Putnam year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: ~ Darwin Robison TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary This committee will arrange programs for the Mike Gerlach Attendance: Steve Kasperski OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 FRED ANDERSON February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Pat Albright Coldwater, Michigan 49036 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE SHOW Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, CLUB SERVICE P.O. Box 42 STEVE HABERKORN ROTARY Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Chairman, Bob ee Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: HolbenChairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill ‘NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Dave Rubley, Dennis Senet wee Brayton NAME CLASSIFICATION& ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME Gr halski, Hames: Adams, Les, Swimming Pools *** Albright, Pat, Swine Production, Colleen .. Anc ers Banking, Culy, "Fred, ten sales NAME ee Higa ins, Jerry, ence APar PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie.. . 278-2291 - 238-2324 Active**, Del.. 278-8745 . 278-7327 Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla . 278-8068 ) sree ** Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita. — fe Hardboard en Sandra. Robert, nior Active**, Phyllis . 278-5006 3 - 279-8543 78-4907 . 279-9836 Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Ko *** *** Strobel, ‘Noro, Autemnotive Parts Mfg., Barb: Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola... Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin.. Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active** ',Nancy.. * Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy . Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole . Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Jane’ * Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active *** Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active**.. Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy - Ker, Roger! Senior Active** A Klein, Ken, Property Management, len Dorothy. meee “Senior Active™*, SUAIL canesinoecexgrareie : * Moorhead, mies prepeny Casualty Ins., Marybeth Nelson, Al, **Senior Active**, Jean a6 Nettleman, William, Pa T Gerlach, Mike, F Gibson, Ron, Ph eons * — Glover, Steve, round Active**, C\ : CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN oo Hiscock, Jim, Automobile R Carleen , Recreation Equip. Mf , **Senior acl Mary VE PHONE Sharon red, * oclaa Active** Boester, Dennis Ee Natural Gas eae | Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry Brayton, Greg, | Advertising, Sally Bruder, Greg L., Investments, Cindy.. beeceal da C.L.U Life : bee ‘CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN 3 sit a Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca . Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinda. Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie sis Whelan, Jim, Radio B ing, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Woodman, Dwight, Board of f . 279-8958 . 278-2859 . 278-7100 . 279-5400 278-4222 78-8474 . 278-4402 38-4577 . 279-7806 432-3757 . 279-9405 278-7738 278-6736 Pub! Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire . Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie .... * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most oe Serves Best” \_ t Retary REFLECTOR 4 ‘eo Published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUE). O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest Vien in the U. S. A. FEBRUARY 20, 1996 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB WELCOME!!! THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: Randall Hazelbaker, Chuck Tuschling NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : Greg Brayton, Greg Bruder THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : Earl Tamar Randall Hazelbaker Dick Biringer, Jerry Boguth LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Branch County technology expert Eric Bruner shared some information on where Branch County is and where they're going in the field of technology. According to Eric, our county is far ahead of most counties it’s size. THIS WEEK: SHOW PRACTICE. NEXT WEEK: Point Source pollution, with Dave McKay. Presented by Dwight Woodman. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: None DATE JOINED: THE SHOW: IT'S SHOW WEEK!!! Hope everyone has their tickets sold. (And paid for). Break a leg!! NEW MEMBER: Please welcome our newest member, Mark Galliers! ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: When was the national organization of Rotary formed? - In 1910 in Chicago, at a convention of the 16 clubs then in existence. Sixty delegates were present. When did the organization become international? -With the admission of the Rotary Club of Winnipeg, Canada in 1911. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE 1. 2. FOUR-WAY Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE —- ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK —- STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGI : President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary| STEVE HABERKORN ‘Treasurer Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: e Albright Chuck Tuschling Brian Sexton-Chairman oe SERVICE Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chine Mike Gerlach ; SERVICE World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Dwight Woodman MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hi Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey- -Chairman, Jerry Towns, John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton 1998-Brian Sexton Past President Sa iiésmmational Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Sergeanbesdi Arma: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl VOCATIONAL This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Gerlach jibe Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, 1994-Mark Putnam 199! Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson Director: Duke Davi Co-Chairman: Buzz ( Mike ~ Darwin Robison alle Relations: Jim Wh 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW Mach Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President District Governor R.1. District 6360 Len Stuttman Larry Downs COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart R DISTRICT 6360 — ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ota Vocational Awareness: James Cole Gary Werkman-Chairman CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton ral Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Chairman, Bob Loose Student — Mike Gerlach- President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton : ‘% NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Adams, Les, ‘Swimming Pools Albright , Pat, Swine. Production, Colleen . PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN’ NAME Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, ae *™ * * *** Dean, John T Dean, John | *** Dyger 1, *Senior. Active**, Mai eae ae Education: Barb .. Erickson, James, Food a Elizabeth ... ) y Casualty Ins., Marybet! Nelson, Al, *Senior, Active**, Jean.. Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (Sarah) O ‘onnell, 125 **Senior Active**, Sally.. Roper, Rick, Rubley, David, Rumsey, Robert, * Schroll, John, Savings and than lla ** Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra * ae x Brayton, Greg, Basking: Sally . yL. Sneeinents, ey “CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN * _ *** PHONE 278-8745 ... 278-7327 Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda .......... Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, . Pat Jim, Uneatica! Director, Hilary . la pit : ae Teeter, Howard, Senior Active** , Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy Troust, igs “*Senior Active**, Rebecca Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole. Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet .. Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adi. Actv., Lucinda Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie .. Whelan, Jim, Radio | Broadcasting, Pa cia . White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores.. Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Car Woodward, Charles, ** Young, | Charles, Fishing | c wee , Physicia , Marjorie.. eve, **Senior Active**, Cynt Mion Ware "Senior Active™, J. Adai Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most The COLDWAT Who Serves Best” SUL, < Rotary REFLECTOR Published by the COLDWATER one 2008 P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The SMieingest FEBRUARY 27, 1996 ER THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : FEY the U.S. A. ROT, C WELCOME!!! Darwin Robison Randall Hazelbaker Les Adams Greg Brayton, Greg Bruder Harold Card, Ray Cardenas LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: We practiced a few chorus numbers for the show, and also listened to a few of the soloists perform their numbers. THIS WEEK: Point Source pollution, with Dave McKay. Presented by Dwight Woodman. NEXT WEEK: 3 Warren Cook presents Coco Cook, who will speak about the Community Foundation. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Gary Werkman 7 years DATE JOINED: 02-28-89 THE SHOW: Another huge success!!! We sold out every night, and the show went extremely well all three nights. involved should be proud. Great job!!! Everyone NEW MEMBER: Please welcome our newest member, Mark Galliers! NEW MEMBER PROPOSAL: Ken Smoker has proposed Jim Peters for membership in our club. Jim works for Pepsi in Coldwater. His classification would be Beverage Distribution. If you have any objections to this proposal, you should do so in writing to the Board of Directors within 10 days. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS —- STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK —- STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater | eee rER 3 Michigan 49036 CT ea re Ye! : aaa Breer tee Pp pee eRe DIRECTORS: . a resident Elec : as Public oe otary Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski ee ee ; aaa ra , | Information: Fred Anderson, Teeter, Edward Geishert ces Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg Bruder- eos Treasurer John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Secretary | Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, Reelsient Treekine' | din Ena ates Vi feet Serene ee Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chalrman, 1994-Mark Putnam cme nee 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson Vocational Awards: James Spittle 1995- 7 es 1995-Barry Case VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putn 1998-Brian Sexton Past President Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President __DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.1. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown : Adams, Les, Swimming Pools Albright, Pat, Swine nein Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. Wi * Tom Kramer sige Wihelaa Charles Tuschling Mike Gerlach Mike Galliers Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie . Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthi Dwight Woodman MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION John Hutchinson Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership 50/50 COMMITTEE Development: Bob Ri -Chairman, Jerry Towns, : Al Oe Nelsoneteeaty Director at Large: Brian Sexton These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out oftag our normal realm. CLUB HISTORIAN Gary Werkman-Chairman Craig earald Greg Bruder SONG LEADERS ‘Mike Gerlach Jim Erickson Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart al Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, ior Citizens: Chuck Woodward‘Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike Gerlach- Chairman Youth Scholarship: Rich Halen Chairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, PHONE NAME . CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James NAME T., Banking, Sharon ab, Hi * *be + Halbert, "Rich, **Senior Active** Howe, |on. aac Bente Kasperski, Steve L., Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Retail Sportswear, Doro Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active** Klein, Ken, Property Management, y Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active** , Winivere . Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan.. Kramer, Tom, Sheltered | “ioe , m, binpatt oaeuaki iIns., Maryeetn Nelson, “Al **Senior Active’*, Jean Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally a O'Connell, Terry, **Senior Active**, Sally... Olmsted, Jim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, .. Patton, Gil, **Senior Active", Jane .. Perry, Gerald, Clothing Retail, Laurie ‘Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire . CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, oe . 278-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie ocd ae ll, ,**Senior ‘Active**, Eiht James, Food Sache Elizabeth . Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb... Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures Mfg., Linda Galler Matt .. — Bill Chinery. ae ete , Honorary, dicele 4,? "Senior Active” Dorothy... lliam, Recreation Equip. Mfg., C 1, Duke, “*Senior Active**, Mary Gregg, Real Estate Broker...... Dean, _ Jeffrey, **Senior Active** Dean , John T., hy comical J Warren Cook World Community Service: Jim Troust, ig Colleen .. Boester, Dennis E., Natural Gas eee Boguth, Gerald, City Government, T Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally . Bruder, Greg L., apr Cin ny ; SIE Mark Putnam Barry Case COMMUNITY SERVICE Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Brian Sexton-Chairman Bruder AGlitibnat Youth Projects: Director: Barry Case Greg Brayton NAME please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs: oe ch mee Vocational Awareness: James Cole - This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Director: Pat Albright Attendance 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY: SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson CLUB SERVICE peal orresponding STEVE HABERKORN ne COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Roper, Rick, : 3 bley, David, Senior Active**, Del... lobert, **Senior Active**, ‘Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla .. Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita. Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra. ‘Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda ‘Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary ‘Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv., Sally . Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mig., Barbara Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active’’, Lola.. eee eee Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, E Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy .. Troust, Jim, -Senloh Active**, Rebecca . Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active™*, Trudy . Tyson, Bill, Past Servi Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Ad. Ac Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ..... Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores ....... Woodhams, re ibiley **Senior Active**, Linda.. Young, con Fishing Daulowines Dorothy . 238-2324 278-8745 . 278-7327 278-5006 . 278-8068 . 278-8373 -279- 8543 . 279-9836 . 279-8958 . 278-2859 . 278-7100 . 279-5400 278-4222 . 278-8474 78-4402 . 238-4577 279-7806 116-432-3757 . 279-9405, . 278-7095 . 278-7738 . 278-6736 78-5033 79-9072 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie ........... * Past President ™ Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits —_— — a Published by the COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ROTAR The Singingest 7 EM MARCH 5, 1996 Serves Best” LES AASB? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 ia) in the U.S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB WELCOME!!! THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: Chuck Young NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: . THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : - Bob Redmond Harold Card, Ray Cardenas Barry Case, Bill Chinery THIS WEEKS 60/60 REP: Les Adams LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Dwight Woodman presented a video on Non-Point Source Pollution, narrated by Walter Cronkite. He then introduced Dave McKay, who spoke briefly about the Board of Public Utilities Wellhead Protection Program. THIS WEEK: Warren Cook presents Coco Cook, who will speak about the Community Foundation. NEXT WEEK: Jim Cole with a SMB&T Loan Center tour. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Larry Downs 3 years Dave Pierce 3 years Bill Nettleman 12 years UNCLE ED SEZ: Daffynitions: SMELLING SALTS- DATE JOINED: 03-09-93 03-09-93 03-07-84 _ Sailors with B.O. PERPETUAL MOTION- A cow drinking milk. MONEYWhat things run into and people run out of. ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What is the administrative body of Rotary International? -An 18 member Board of Directors, which represents all Rotary regions. How is the Board of Directors composed? - The Board includes the president, president-elect,and 16 directors. Members are nominated by clubs in regions as specified in RI Bylaws. They are elected at the Convention by all clubs and, therefore, in their capacity as members of the Board, represent clubs worldwide. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE 1. 2. FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON —- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK —- STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �-ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan — P.O.Box42 Coldwater, COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1 996 COMMITTEES Michigan 49036 February 22 23 & 24 CLUB SERVICE. Director: Pat Albr ht TERRY O'CONNELL DENNIS BOESTER Recordin Secretary cretar This committee will arrange programs for the INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers tern sia Foundation: Brian eg : mmunity Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Bill Chinery ke Gerlach Dwight Woodman _ DIRECTORS: Rotary Support: J Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Jim Whelan. MEMBERSHIP ct ORDINATION John. Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE Development: Bob. Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, These funds will be used to help support -AlNelson needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Director at Large: Brian Sexton 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Harold Card | BOARDOF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: : Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James | Cole CLUB HISTC RIAN Craig Sebald COMMUNITY SERVICE Chairman — Barry aaa Warren Cook Tom Kramer | Troust-Chairman, VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1996-Greg Bruder Past President. Director: Duke Davi Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 ——_ SEBALD Correspondi i RKOR 1995-1996 | PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW Greg Bruder -Chairman om Erickson SONG LEADERS REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.1. District 6360 Le Stuttman : President Rote ry International Dave ubioy Danke Sag NAME . CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN” PHONE El pales *Senior patiei ‘Troust, Jim Pi avid, Redman, Bob, Past Putnam, Mark, * *Senior Active** Real Estate Appraisal: ior Active**,J Servic, Coralie.... 279-7537 * Past President “* Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Published by the COLDWATER RC ote Serves Best” Caray A tary REFLECTOR ?P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 ws The Singingest rah in the U.S. A. MARCH 1 2, 1996 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: NEXT WEEKS GREETERS WELCOME!!! Duke Davidson THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: — THIS WEEKS GREETERS : Bob Redmond Larry Downs Barry Case, Bill Chinery : Jim Cole, Warren Cook LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Barry Case presented Coco Cook, who gave us an update on the Branch County Community Foundation. Coco noted that at the end of 1993, there was $480,000 in the Foundation. At the end of 1994, they had $720,000, and currently they have about $1,500,000. She also gave us a rundown of grants given since 1993. THIS WEEK: Jim Cole with a SMB&T Loan Center tour. NEXT WEEK: Not listed yet, but it's sure to be exceptional!!! ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Carroll Barnes 31 years Jerry Boguth 14 years , Dave Rubley 22 years DATE JOINED: 3-16-65 3-12-82 3-12-74 ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What is the administrative body of Rotary International? -An 18 member Board of Directors, which represents all Rotary regions. How is the Board of Directors composed? - The Board includes the president, president-elect,and 16 directors. Members are nominated by clubs in regions as specified i in RI Bylaws. They are elected at the Convention by all clubs and. therefore. in their capacity as members of the Board, represent clubs worldwide. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do | 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON —- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:4 5 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:1 5 P.M JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. »« MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION —- ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan : COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT © President President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary STEVE Corresponding Secretary HABERKORN Treasurer Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case Mike Gerlach im Whelan Mike Galliers _ year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL Harold Card SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder Barry Case Rotary International Foundation: Tom Kramer Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust- Chairman, Chuck Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton Vocati ona Award : James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational. Awareness: games Cole Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam International Youth Projects: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President ht 2 Kasperski ers ies: Steve Glover, -Arms: Greg BruderA\ Nelson, Dave ores CRAIG SEBALD FRED ANDERSON This committee will arrange programs for the CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albri P.O. Box 42 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 2 23 & 24 Warren Cook Jim Whelan Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach isperski Ss BOARD OF DIRECTORS. MEETINGS: SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman rman, Bot Loose ‘Student « uests: Mike Gerlach- President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- airman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, ve Rubley, Dennis Boester, y Brayton NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN’ PHONE PHONE NAME 741-3663 pee s, Les, Swimming |Pools .. Bi luction, Colleen CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE ~ Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robiso , Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie 278-8745 278-7327 Howe, Gary, ennai ee _ Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen.. ee Larry, “Senior Active™, Jacquelyn . Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cin Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere . Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan . Kramer, Tom, Sheltered celina *** * Dygert, John, “Senior send ee Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth . pec Jack, Ganctiod ee * Nelson, Al, **S Patton Glover, Steve, **Senior Active™, y anActive’*, Jean... Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (Sarah O'Co! ell, Terry, **Senior Active**, Sally... Olmsted, Jim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, . “Senior . 279-8958 . 278-2859 vs 278-7100 . 279-5400 . 278-4222 “amar, Earl, Hospital acanlctiake, Erin .. Teeter, Howard, “Senior Active**, Maria Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active’* , Nancy Troust, Jim, **Senior Active™*, Rebecca . Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy . Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet “616-432-3757 Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinda . 279-9405 278-7095 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie.. 278-7738 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, Sou Active™*, Delores . wight, ‘oat of Public | Utilities, Carol harles, Bon oor Rati Active**, Jane id, Clothing Retail, Lat Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Kai Putnam, ‘Mark, | **Senior Active”, J. Adaire . Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” varaD BR. Rotary REFLECTOR Published by the COLDWATER aN“7, AA |. GUIB? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 ~ The Singingest 1 UMD in the U.S.A. MARCH 19, 1996 COLDWATER THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : LAST WEEKS _ ROTARY CLUB WELCOME!!! John Hutchinson, Dave Pierce, Chuck Woodward Larry Downs Dave Pierce Jim Cole, Warren Cook Fred Culy, Bill Curry PROGRAM: Jim Grohalski presented Mark Lambert, Vice President of Marketing for Southern Michigan Bank & Trust, who filled us in on their new Loan Center. chance to tour the facility, a fine new addition to the downtown area. We then had a THIS WEEK: Open Meeting. NEXT WEEK: Dwight Woodman presents Ed Bell of Crocker Limited. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Ed Geishert 21 years Mark Putnam 7 years Norb Strobel 9 years DATE JOINED: 3-18-75 3-21-89 3-19-87 ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Are the District Governors officers of Rotry International? - Yes. They are nominated by their respective districts and are elected at the annual International Convention. What is meant by a district of Rotary? -A limited territory within which a group of clubs as determined by the Board of Rotary International is associated for administrative purposes. UNCLE ED SEZ: Daffynitions: RULING PEN: MODERATE: SAD CASE: GOLDEN SLIPPERS: Prison for Royalty. A guy who makes enemies left & right. Two dozen empties. Banana peels. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH —- WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE —- QUALITY INN —- THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH - THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN —- MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan CLUB SERVICE P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton ‘Darwin Robison Public Relations din : Steve Glover, REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown orRRT Adams, Les, Swimming Pools.. Albright, Pat, Swine Production, ‘Colleen .. se rson, Fred, ese* Senior Active™*, seca. Re Biringer,le MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: Joh Classification/Membership Development: © Vocational Awareness: James Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart Craig Sebald SONG , Dorothy ae illiam, Recreation Equip. Mfg., Coleen son, Duke, “Senior Active’*, Mary . D iregg, Real Estate Broker . . Dean, Jeffrey, “Senior Active** . a Se 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be usedto help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. ; Mike Gerlach _Ed Lake - Chairman, Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken Smoker Senior Citizens: Chuck Woodward- Chairman, Bob Loose ‘Student Guests: Mike Soe Chairman Youth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, PHONE NAME _ CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN NAME Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon Selle vere Lab, Helen Robert, velco Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cin Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active’, \ Koss, Jim, UL As Jan . 238-2839 279-7469 78-6628 .278-6246 . 278-2322 278-4369 .278-6501 238-2265 . 278-6832 278-8773 PHONE "238-2324 278-8745 Smoker, Ken, Petal Groceries, . ne Parts Mig., B le Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active™*, Lola Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin . *** Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian *** Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy ~ Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole.. reu erg 8 | Richard, **Senior Active*™* , Janet * Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Ad. Actv. Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie.. 278-4198 * *** sim, Baber , Mobile Home Sales, Redan? Bob, ‘Past bbivido, Coralie i CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose . Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie | Roper, Rick, *** Rubley, David, “Senior Active**, Del .. be Rumsey, Robert, Schroll, Joh ** Sebald, Crai Sexton, Brian, Hardboard secured Sandra * Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda . 278-2007 erty Casualty Ins., Marybeth Al, **Senior Active**, Jean. ‘* — Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, “Cynthia ... Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson Jim Erickson LEADERS 3 Fat Warren s E Brian Sexton-Chairman Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder CLUB HISTORIAN Cole Boe ster, Dennis ui guth, Gerald, City Ge ent, Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Bruder, og 8 les Repeiaeel 4 Cin y Cook * INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chairman, A\ Nelson, Dave Pierce, | : Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Greg Brayton CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN please advise one of these members. Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, NAME This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program Howard Teeter, Sour! Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg Bruder- Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Da’ jidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach Mike Galliers VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Harold Card ROTARY Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Ka Bulletin: Mike Galliers Fellowship Activities: Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam Past President COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active™, Delore: Woodhams, ight, Board of Public Ut ities, Carol. Woodman, | Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active** Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy ce 279-7537 * Past President 416-432-3757 .. 279-9405 .. 278-7095 . 278-7738 .. 278-6736 8-7703 279-9282 278-5033 .. 279-9072 ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �im “He Profits Most STAR TARY __ oe) SeerreTOR The Singingest C1 MARCH 26, 1996 Who Serves Best” jb? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 UB: Wn the U.S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXTYVEERS GREE TER... WELCOME!!! Jim Koss Dave Pierce Mike Gerlach Fred Culy, Bill Curry Duke Davidson, Gregg Dean LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: An open meeting with President O'Connell. THIS WEEK: Dwight Woodman presents Ed Bell of Crocker Limited. NEXT WEEK: Not yet confirmed. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Buzz Galliers 14 years DATE JOINED: 3-30-82 ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Are the District Governors officers of Rotry International? - Yes. They are nominated by their respective districts and are elected at the annual International Convention. What is meant by a district of Rotary? -A limited territory within which a group of clubs as determined by the Board of Rotary International is associated for administrative purposes. UNCLE ED SEZ: Daifynitions: TEXAS: Miles and miles of nothing but miles and miles. JACKS OR BETTER: What it takes to open bus windows. WILL: A dead give-away. ORGAN RECITAL: Women discussing their operations. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:4 5 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:1 5 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK —- STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY —.12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, ‘John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Co-Chairman: Mike Gerlach Chairman, Tim Hart This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Buzz Galliers, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Charles Tuschling Service: Jim Troust, MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg Brayton- 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken Smoker Senior Citizens: Chuck WoodwardChairman, Bob Loose Chairman, Richard White, David Rubley Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Rich HolbenInteract Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME *** icf *** * *** *** * *** *** *** * CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Les, Swimming Pools Albright, Pat, Swine Production, Colleen Anderson, Fred, ** Senior Active**, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane .. Barnes, Carroll,**Senior Active**, Margare’ Biringer, Richard, **Senior Active**, Jean ...... Boester, Dennis E., Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry . Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally .. Bruder, Greg L., Investments, Cindy Cardenas, Ray, C.L.U., Life Insurance, Gonzie . Card, Harold, **Senior Active**, Dorothy . 238-5421 Case, Barry, C.P.A., JoAnn a Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon........ Cole, James, Banking, Adl., Actv., Pamela Cook, Warren J., Eugenie Culy, Fred, **Senior Active**, Dorothy .............. Curry, William, Recreation Equip. Mfg., Coleen Davidson, Duke, **Senior Active**, Mary Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker . Dean, Jeffrey, **Senior Active** ... Dean, John T., **Senior Active**, Joanne Dean, John C., County Administrator Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygert, John, **Senior Active**, Mary .. 278-4248 Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth .. Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb ...............0 Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures Mfg., Linda a Galliers, Matt 279-9350 Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt. Mfg., Adl. Actv., Donna . 278-6603 Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia .... Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia BOT on SM: 279-7163 NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon . Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen ...... Haberkorn, Steve, Adult Education, Candy . Hart, Tim, Video Production, Pamela ... Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary K. Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg., Adl. Actv. Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay *** Holben, Rich, **Senior Active” ..... Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente . Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen . ** Iveson, Larry, **Senior Active**, Jacquelyn .. *** Jolley, Santford, **Senior Active**, Pat... Kasperski, Steve L., Exterminator, Vicki ... Kellogg, Wayne, Retail Sportswear, Dorothy Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active*™* .......0... Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere .. Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan .. Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop ... Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann . Loose, Robert, **Senior Active**, Margaret .. * Lyon, Jim, **Senior Active**, Judy ............ * Moore, Richard, **Senior Active**, Elaine Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins., Marybeth * Nelson, Al, **Senior Active**, Jean ......ceceeeees Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (Sarah) .. O'Connell, Terry, **Senior Active**, Sally Olmsted, Jim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, . Patton, Gil, **Senior Active**, Jane Perry, Gerald, Clothing Retail, Laurie Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen . Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire .. Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie ..... PHONE .. 741-3663 278-4728 278-6422 639-4402 ..279-7875 .. 238-5848 - 279-7505 238-2418 279-8888 .. 278-8363 .. 238-2839 279-7469 278-6628 278-6246 «278-2322 .. 278-4369 ..278-6501 . 238-2265 .. 278-6832 .- 278-8773 $ 279-8808 «279-4497 NAME *** *** ** * * *** *** * * *** CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose +++ 278-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie «238-2324 Roper, Rick, 278-8745 Rubley, David, **Senior Active**, Del .. » 278-7327 Rumsey, Robert, **Senior Active**, Phy’ 278-5006 Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla ... 278-8068 Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita .. 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra .. 279-8543 Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda ... 278-4907 Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, ....... 278-4478 Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary . 279-9836 Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv., Sally 279-8958 Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara . 278-2859 Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola 278-7100 Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin 279-5400 Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian . 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy ... 278-8474 Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca .. 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy .. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole ......... «279-7806 Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet . 616-432-3757 Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinda.........279-9405 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie .............. 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores ..... 278-6736 Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active™ ........... 278-5033 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy ... 279-9072 * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” Sony APRIL 2;1996 COLDWATER THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP:. THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : ROTARY CLUB WELCOME!!! Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Ed Lake Duke Davidson, Gregg Dean Jeff Dean, Larry Downs LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Bill Stewart presented Alan Crocker, President of Crocker Limited. Crocker Limited recently opened a plant in Coldwater. They manufacture custom blow molded plastics, and have been doing so since 1973. THIS WEEK: Coach House Rehab Center. NEXT WEEK: Rotary group study exchange program, with Theo Sypris. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Greg Brayton 8 years Jim Cole 8 years Fred Culy 36 years Tom Moorhead Larry Woodhams _ 4years 21 years NEW MEMBER: Please welcome our newest member, Jim Peters!!! DATE JOINED: 04-05-88 04-05-88 04-05-60 04-04-92 04-01-75 : ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Are the District Governors officers of Rotry International? - Yes. They are nominated by their respective districts and are elected at the annual International Convention. What is meant by a district of Rotary? - A limited territory within which a group of clubs as determined by the Board of Rotary International is associated for administrative purposes. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON —- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE —- WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE —- QUALITY INN - THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 | COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, ‘Darwin Robison Director: Greg Bruder Mike Galliers” President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer Assistant Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Sergeants-at Arms: Gr Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, DIRECTORS: Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson Past President Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: © REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President — Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson. Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton Awards: James Spittle 1998-Brian Sexton CLUB HISTORIAN O fay-Test: Larry Downs Vocat ional Awareness: James Cole Shrcty | International Youth Projects: President PAT ALBRIGHT _ This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Mike Gerlach 1ce: St OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE SHOW one genres Buzz Galliers, Director: Pat Albright Coldwater, Michigan 49036 TERRY O'CONNELL ROTARY C Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson _ 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs aut of our normal realm. Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach SONG LEADERS Haculicanged ‘Children: Greg BraytonChairman, vim Hart _ Warren Cook Gary Werkman-Chairman _ Greg Bruder Craig Sebald lag SERVICE Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Steve Kasperski n Kramer man, , Hal Sexton DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman Bese c airman ore Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME : NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James T.., Banking, Sharon .. s Guisinger, H CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose. Jick, Dental Lab, Helen ult E ee Begun ‘Gerald,oo cine Brayton, Greg, Adv g, Sally Bruder, Mae ees Bats Cindy .. Sexton, Hal,gi cabna ing die Wand Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, . Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilal Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Klein, Ken, ene ee ¢ Dean, pens Real Estate Broker. Dean,— or ct em Dyaees setts pean Erickson, James, F ent Glover, Steve, “Senior Activ Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Wor kst eee eee W Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Eri Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian .. Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active"*, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet.. Vandoren, Andrew, Civil. Law, Adl. Actv Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting Patricia . White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores.. NS vee Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol . Woodward, Charles, **Senior Activ Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy . ierce, “pavea eal Estate App A Putnam, Mark, “*Senior Active**, Redman, Bob, Past Service, Cora . 279-7537 * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” .__ etary REFLECTOR AIB? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest APRIL 9, 1996 bin the U.S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: “THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : WELCOME!!! None Ed Lake Tom Moorhead Jeff Dean, Larry Downs John Dygert, Jim Erickson LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Brian Sexton presented Paula Bielkini of the Coach House Rehabilitation Center, who told us a little about the business, which has been in this area since 1989. They have about 30 employees who provide inpatient services for patients over 18 years of age. They also provide outpatient services 5 days a week for all ages. They provide services to individuals with brain injury, spinal cord injury, orthopedic ponsilons,: strokes, and neurological disorders. THIS WEEK: Rotary group study exchange program, with Theo Sypris. NEXT WEEK: Linda Todd, with an HIV awareness program. ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Pat Albright 13 years Gary Howe 13 years DATE JOINED: 4-12-83 4-12-83 ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What are the basic qualifications for the office of District Governor? - Candidates must be members in good standing of clubs which have no outstanding indebtedness to RI in the districts by which they are nominated, and have been Rotarians for seven or more years(as of the day they take office), and have served as a club president for a full term(as of the date of their nomination). YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY cf Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. : UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan CLUB P.O. Box 42 Director: Pat Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL Presiden PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN FRED ANDERSON COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Treasurer _sAssistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers ; Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, 1995-Barry Case Geishert Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown CLASSIFICATION& ROTARY ANN February22, 23 & 24 This committee will arrange programs for the Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. - INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, ‘Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership - Development: VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1996-Greg Bruder NAME dwar Sergeants-at-Arms Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Sci roll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam Past President SERVICE Albright 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton | Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped |‘Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart | CLUB HISTORIAN Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Craig Sebald eg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Steve Kasperski Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Tom Kramer Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken Smoker | ‘ r Citizens: Chuck Woodward- Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman uth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard W' David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman_ Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN NAME Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie.. ick, . ++ BR + ee + Bossier, Dennis EB, Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Ter bs ba Greg, Advertisin ire Haken, Rich, Senior. Active** : Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente. ( ivi * ig Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy .. Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winiver: Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan . *** eee Lake Edward, OB/GYN Saineon, Karen AL = Is Al, **Senior Active™*, Jean.. lettleman, William, Past acta aa Strobel, *Notb, Automotive Parts | Mig., Barbara Taylor, Howard, “*Senior Act ies", Lola. Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy . * 79-7163 279-9836 278-7100 * Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole.. "616-432-3757 Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet 279-9405 Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adi. Actv., Lucinda Werkman, Gary, | Dentist, Jackie ..... .. 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, Senior Active**, Delores ‘iodaan: D ight Board of Public Utilities, ( Woodward, ( harles; cs n, Physician, Marjorie ... — Glover, ‘Steve, “Senior Active**, Cyr 278-4907 Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop . Dygert, re hn, “Senior Active”, “Mary Erickson, James, Food ane Elizabeth F ° Sebald, oe **Senior Active**, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabr Sexton, Hal, **Senior. Active**, Wanda .. Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, Spittle, Jim, Ride ng Director, Hilary Active" .. Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active’, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most crWho Serves Best” —_ {R. Rotary REFLECTOR Published by the COLDWATER ROT ARY,. CIB; P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 7 The Singingest CMY in the U. S. A. APRIL 23, 1996 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB WELCOME!!! THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: None NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : Tim Hari: Jack Faulkner, Buzz Galliers THIS WEEKS Bill Chinery 50/50 REP: Mark Galliers, Matt Galliers NEAT WEEKS GREETERS< ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: 19 years Jeff Dean 49 years Bob Kerr 21 years Jim Troust 23 years Dick Uh DATE JOINED: 4-22-77 4-15-47 4-22-75 4-16-73 NEW MEMBER PROPOSAL: A. Jack Lawson has been proposed for membership by Larry Downs. His classification would be Railroad Transportation. if you have any objections to this proposal, please contact the Board of Directors in writing within ten days. UNCLE ED SEZ: Daffynitions: , KNAPSACK: Sleeping Bag. PANHANDLER: An intern. STAGNATION: A country with no women. HAWAII: Where men make passes at girls who wear grasses. ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What are the basic qualifications for the office of District Governor? - Candidates must be members in good standing of clubs which have no outstanding indebtedness to RI in the districts by which they are nominated, and have been Rotarians for seven or more years(as of the day they take office), and have served as a club president for a full term(as of the date of their nomination). YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY —- UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. . BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE - QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROT ARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 : Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT President President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN FRED ANDERSON _ Treasurer Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1998-Brian Director: Duke Davidsc 1 Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program : Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Darwin Robison International Youth Projects: CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Mike Gerlach es iter Relations: am Whelan aoe “Arms: a Seer Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson VOCATIONAL Director: Mark Putnam Sexton Harold Card Past President 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES SERVICE please advise one of these members. Barry Case Mike Galliers Warren Cook Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Charles Tuschling Mike Gerlach World Community Service: Jim Troust, }| Bill Chinery Dwight Woodman MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION John Hutchinson Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman- Chairman COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: Steve eassersht Tom Kramer REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month ‘SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Student Guests: ee GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- _ Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, _ Greg Brayton NAME ‘Adam CLASSIFICATION Les, & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME Swit ming |Pools CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon NAME ee Re Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie.. Roper, Rick, ‘ nior. Re lel Del.. ea David, saa Sexton, Brian, PieraBosid om Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda Bruder, Greg L., Inv Cardenas, ia C Klein, Ken, Property Management, C Cook, Warren J cae pas Fred, “Sen *** *** * Dean, Jeffrey, **Senior Active . Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere . Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan . Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Dean, John T., **Senior Active**, Joanne .. * * Dygert, John, **Senior Active**, Mary * Dean, John C., County Administrator . Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb.. Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures ! Galliers, Matt Galliers, Michael, Display Geishert, Edward, **Seni i= Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food rear Kristi Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie * — Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia Loose, Robert, **Senior Active**, Margaret Lyon, dim, **SeniorA‘ ive**, Judy .. Moore, Richard, **Senior Active** iE ne Moorhead, Tom, Property | Casualty Ins., ——— Nelson, Al, **Senior Active**, Jean . ‘Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (Sarah) 4 O'Connell, Terry, “Senior Active", Sally ........... Olmsted, Jim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, . Patton, Gil, **Senior Active’™* , Jal PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose F ee CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN eee rac Sandra . Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, | Stewart, William, City Manager, Adi. Actv., Sally . Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola......... Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy . Troust, Jim, **Senior Active” *, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy . Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole . Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet : Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adi. Actv., Lucinda Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ..... Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active”® .......... Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy . . 278-8373 79-8543 . 278-4907 278-4478 . 279-9836 . 279-8958 . 278-2859 . 278-7100 . 279-5400 . 278-4222 . 278-8474 . 278-4402 Gi 7095 |. 278-7738 278-6736 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active™*, J. Adair ‘Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie .. * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” ¢ ben Published by the COLDWATER R Rotary REFLECTOR 32 P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 OAS The Singingest Ch APRIL 30, 1996 in the U.S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP:. THIS WEEKS GREETERS WELCOME!!! Jerry Boguth, Wayne Kellogg Tim Hart Jim Gordon : | Mark Gailiers, Mike Gailiers NEXT WEEKS GREETERS : Ed Geishert, Mike Gerlach ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Warren Cook 5 years Mike Galliers 5 years Steve Kasperski 5 years Mike Gerlach 4 years Ed Lake 4 years DATE JOINED: 4-30-91 4-30-91 4-30-91 4-28-92 4-28-92 LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: The annual Paul Harris Dinner was held last Wednesday evening at the Coldwater Country Club. This year’s Paul Harris honoree was Steve Haberkorn, who just recently left Coldwater to take a position in Holland, Mi. Congratulations to Steve!! UNCLE ED SEz: Daffynitions: CANNIBAL: A guy who goes into a restaurant and orders the waiter. ARCH CRIMINAL: A guy who robs shoe stores. INCONGRUOUS: Where they make our laws. BIGAMIST: An Italian fog. OPERETTA: A girl who works for the telephone company. ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What is the International Assembly? - The International Assembly is an annual meeting attended by general officers, district governors, certain committee chairmen of RI, and others designated by the Board. The purpose is to provide Rotary education, instruction in administrative duties, inspiration, and fellowship to the district governors-nominees, and to afford them and others an opportunity to discuss how to implement Rotary's programs and activities for the ensuing year. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN - THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. » MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ‘ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS - STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 President E ect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary FRED ANDERSON ~ Treasurer Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Director: Pat Albright ( 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW pia Duke Davidson CLUB SERVICE Mike Gerlach ice: Steve uaa INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rot ry Information Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: ireg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: om Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl _ Rotary Support: Jim Troust- Chairman, Chuck Tuschling Rot ry International Foundation: veda com unity Service: Jim Troust, ‘Charles Tuschling Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE Classif atlon/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole SOME Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Director: Greg Bruder ~ Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT STEVE HABERKORN COLDWATER, ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES r ae SERVICE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. ‘CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald ‘Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder SONG LEADERS Mike Gerlach Jim Erickson REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President 3 DISTRICT 6360 _ ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman 1 an, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairm an President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown ‘Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN ‘PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware. Retail, Bonnie ria oCihse ee NAME T., Banki 9, eee ee ee y Pp Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active** Klein, Ken, Property Management, Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere . Koss, Jim, “Senior Active**, Jan . Dean, Jeffrey, "Senior Acti Dean, John T., **Senior Active**, Dean, John C., County Administra Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy Dygert, John, **Senior Active**, Mary Erickson, James, Food Brok E Ba , | , Rita 1 * Hardboard rabilcating Sandra. Holben, Rich, **Senior Active** Howe, Gary, Se ilaghiar vig Bente te’ John, ci s 78-4 : 226! Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda.. Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries,.. : pittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, liary Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv., Sally . Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara * — Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active’, Lola. Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin.. *** Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian *** Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy . Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca * * Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy . Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole .... Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet Werkman, Gary, | Dentist, Jackie .. 1, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia ichard, **Senior Active**, Delores . Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda .. Woodman, Dwight, Board of Sees Utilities, Carol Young, Charles, Fishing Sauipe’ Gibson, ‘Ron, Physician, Marjori Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia * Past President Dorothy .278- 3474 . 278-4402 . 238-4577 . 279-9405 . 278-7095 . 278-7738 278 6736 78-5033 . 279-9072 ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves wee SPIKY SR iptary REFLECTOR Published by the COLDWATER RG AS S098. O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest Eh MAY 7, 1996 in> the U.S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 60/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS §0/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS: Jim Olmstead, Dave Rubley Jim Gordon Rob Putnam Ed Geishert, Mike Gerlach Ron Gibson, Steve Glover ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Tim Hart Terry O'Connell LAST WEEKS WELCOME!!! 5 years 17 years DATE JOINED: §-7-91 5-8-79 PROGRAM: Brian Sexton introduced our own Dr. Pete Baldwin, who told us an interesting and entertaining story about his experience with the "$10,000 Cat”. THIS WEEK: Chuck Lillis and the Coldwater Community Theater. Presented by Brian Sexton. NEXT WEEK: Bill Chinery presents the Twin Valley academic scholars. UNCLE ED SEZ: Statistics-Ed's Warehouse Restaurant- Toronto, Canada. - over 250,000 pounds of fine sifted green peas served per year. -over 300,000 green salads served per year. _ -over 1,000,000 cups of coffee served per year. The Carroll Barnes Statistics- -attended 3 theatrical performances in 24 hours: “Saigon”, "Crazy for You", and "Phantom of the Opera”. ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What is the International Assembly? - The International Assembly is an annual meeting attended by general Officers, district governors, certain committee chairmen of RI, and others designated by the Board. The purpose is to provide Rotary education, instruction in administrative duties, inspiration, and fellowship to the district governors-nominees, and to afford them and others an opportunity to discuss how to implement Rotary's programs and activities for the ensuing year. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH - MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH —- WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN - TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. » MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Coldwater, Michigan CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Attendance: S e Kasperski P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BYELECTION 1995-1996 President President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN FRED ANDERSON Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Harold Card BOARD (OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month ‘SPECIAL-When called by President _ DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.1. District 6360. Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN. , Le: year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder Brian Sexton-Chairman Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Warren Cook Mark Putnam Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg Bruder- Chai rman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, on) MEMBERSHIP Barry Case Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership 50/50 COMMITTEE Developme: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case Greg Bruder Adam This committee will arrange programs for the International Youth Projects: Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, DIRECTORS: NAME Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, “Darwin Robison ns: Jim Whelan Rotary Infor ation: Fred Anderson, J 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, | 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach These funds will be used to help support Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson: Director at Large: Brian Sexton VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry ( se Handicapped Children: Greg Brayton- Greg Bruder Jim else SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Steve Kanpelshi Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton ‘Chairman, Tim Hart Tom Kramer Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken ‘Smoker ior Citizens: C’ uck Woodward- ee) airman, Bob Loose ‘Student Guests: Mike Gerlach- ‘Chairman, Richard Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton — PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN NAME Swimming Pools CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, dileciah p{Ceatpaat Education, Rose . ee * * Holben, Rich, **Senior Activ Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente Hutchinson, John, Civi *S ani Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, ari Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie.. Senior Active”, Phyllis Savings and Loan, lla ‘Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active’*, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, . Spittle, Jim, Theatrical | Director, Hila Stewart, William, City Manager, Adi. Actv. I Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara . Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administré rd Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active** Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca.. Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active, Janet.. Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, A dl. Actv., Lucind. Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ... Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patri ia . White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda _ Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, 1,-Charles; “Senior Active** .. . Erickson James, FoodBrokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, stg Education, Barb .. Gibson, baie Physician, Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, BR y, Schroll, Joh 238-4577 .. 279-7806 616 432-3757 9-9405 7 +t . 278-2311 . 279-7537 * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” acav, Rotary REFLECTOR $B) P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Sibingest “yy in the U. S. A. MAY 14, 1996 THIS WEEKS COLDWATER BIRTHDAYS: WELCOME!!! Dick Biringer THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: Rob Putnam NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: | THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS: ROTARIAN ROTARY CLUB Don Shemel Ron Gibson, Steve Glover Jim Gordon, Jim Grohalski MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Jim Grohalski Rich Holben 11 years 24 years DATE JOINED: 5-14-85 5-16-72 THIS WEEKS PROGRAM: Bill Chinery presents the Twin Valley academic scholars. NEXT WEEK: Hal Sexton presents Doug McMichael of kash Abrasives. SOFTBALL HIGHLIGHTS: Many highlights from the first two weeks, including: This weeks game Wednesday at 8;00 p.m. ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What is a PET Seminar? ' -A President-Elect Training Seminar(PETS) is a training and informational meeting for club presidents-elect, planned and organized by the district governor-nominee in cooperation with the district governor. The main purpose is to help implement the RI theme for the forthcoming year and to motivate incoming presidentsi in leadership roles in club, district and RI activities. What is a district assembly? - A meeting of the incoming presidents, secretaries, and other designated club leaders of all clubs in the district with the district governor, district governor-nominee and such others as the Board may designate for the purpose of conferring and receiving information as to club administration and club activities. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA —- SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY -— 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT President President Elect : COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mil soy Public Relations: Jim. Whelan CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN r Assistant Treasurer ps committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam -1995-Barry Case }-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ‘ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.1. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion fora program please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, ‘Charles Tuschling DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary FRED ANDERSON ; February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, ‘Mike Gerlach la Geen Hobisen_ - 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW VOCATIONAL | SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole OMT. Bar MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson assification/Membership De velopment: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton SERVICE ren: Greg. BraytonChairman, Tim ‘Hart Rural Urb in: Jack Faulkner- Chairman, Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chin ry Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be Used to help support needy projects and/or needs outof our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach ‘SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton ‘St dari Gaieate: -Mike Gerlach‘Chairman Interact Committee: Bill hexamer: Chairman, Steve | Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, _ Greg Brayton PHONE CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME ee tee .. + * ee ee CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE ‘Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie .. 278-2291 3 2 Roper, Rick, Ruble’ David, **Senior Active”, Del. Rumsey, Robert, **Senior Active**, Phyllis .. Schroll, John, Savings | and Loan, lla . ‘Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita i irdboard Fabricating, Sandra us 279-9836 279-8958 . 278-2859 278-7100 Taylor, Howard, arse ‘Active’, olen Tamar, Earl, Hospital Admi is or, Erin Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy . Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca bere Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carol Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active™*, Janet Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. ‘Actv., Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ............ .. 238-4577 79-7806 r . . . - . .se 0 0+: 616. 432-3757 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia.. Downs, Larry Golf \ Dygert, John, **Sen White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, “Senior Active** of Publicieee, Carol z . 279-9072 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marj Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia . Perry, erald, Clothing Retail, F ‘Lauri Pierce, David, Real Estat A Putnam, Mark, * Redman, Bob, P ¥ Past President “ Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Published by the COLDWATER R , ?P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 U The Singingest ES in the MAY 21, 1996 COLDWATER THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS: U.S. A. ROTARY CLUB WELCOME!!! Pat Albright, John Dean, Bill Tyson Don Shemel Darwin Robison Jim Gordon, Jim Grohalski Dick Guisinger, Tim Hart ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Jim Lyon Dick White LAST WEEKS \_ Rétary REFLECTOR ara 27 years 25 years DATE JOINED: 5-20-69 5-25-71 PROGRAM: Bill Chinery introduced Coldwater High School principal Fred Hobart, who spoke to us about the Twin Valley academic scholars. Fred talked about some of their accomplishments, as well.as the colleges they plan on attending, and what they might choose as their major. THIS WEEKS PROGRAM: Hal Sexton presents Doug McMichael of Kasco Abrasives. NEXT WEEK: Not yet listed, but it should be tremendous as usual! ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What is a PET Seminar? - A President-Elect Training Seminar(PETS) is a training and informational meeting for club presidents-elect, planned and organized by the district governor-nominee in cooperation with the district governor. The main purpose is to help implement the RI theme for the forthcoming year and to motivate incoming presidents in leadership roles in club, district and RI activities. What is a district assembly? - A meeting of the incoming presidents, secretaries, and other designated club leaders of all clubs in the district with the district governor, district governor-nominee and such others as the Board may designate for the purpose of conferring and receiving information as to club administration and club activities. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE —- QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION —- ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS —- STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK —- STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright. Attendance: Steve Kasperski Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, Sorgoantediaiinp Cc reg Bruder- SahaAl Nelson, Dave Pierce, Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, DIRECTORS: Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President. Harold Card 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Dc Vocational Awareness: James Cole This committee will arrange programs for the - Director: Du C) Da Co-Chairman: Buzz Gallers. year. If you have a suggestion for aprogram Mike Gerlach please advise one of these members. _ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE. Director: Greg Bruder — International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Papen Stl COORDINATION Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President Warren Cook Tom Kramer | Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman CLUB HISTORIAN Craig poe Geng Dean, Hal Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Greg Bruder Jim Erickson ac Steve HAaDSKI Tom Kramer Sexton DISTRICT 6360 _ ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike Gerlach- Chairman Youth Scholarship: Rich Holben- Cc airman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dennis Boester, NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN. Adams, ee Ss imming Pools .% PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN NAME Grohalski, James T. Banking, Sharon nears Dick, Der al Lab, Helen a Education, Candy ome CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose . : Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, ‘Bonnie: Ls ced Rick, . gee Hutchinson, John, Civ Law, Ma Larry, Sele Active**, oe Culy, Fred, “Senior Active**, Dorothy uk Curry, | William, Recreation Equip. Mfg. Coleen *** Davidson, Duke, **Senior Active™*, Mary Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker * Dean, Jeffrey, “Senior Active’* . Dea ty Downs, Larry, Golt Marketing, Judy p --*** Dygert, John, _**Senior Active**, Mai Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack,Oeesey Fa Barb. Kellogg, Wayne, Re il Se Dorothy Kerr, Robert, **Ser Klein, Ken, Property ener Kornstein, Vince, **Senior ‘Active**, Winwvers Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake, a OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann "278-6501 - 238-2265 = # oe Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, 5 Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilan Stewart, Williai City Manager, Adi. Actv., Sally - Strobel, Norb, utomotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor, | Howard, ™Senio Active**, Lola Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin . Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian.. Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy .... Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca ... _Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole ... Uhl, Richard, “Senior Active**, Janet .. IL roadcas 9, F White, Richard, **Senior Active’, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Caro! arles, **Senior Active” ........ ‘Woodward, Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy . * Past President * Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits - COLDWA The i Published by the COLDWATER SiR The Singingest MAY 28, 1996 COLDWATER THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS: ROTARIAN Who Serves Best” Ome REFLECTOR : giro Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 in the U.S. A. ROTARY CLUB WELCOME!!! Jim Grohaiski Darwin Robison Matt Galliers Dick Guisinger, Tim Hart Randall Hazelbaker, Jerry Higgins MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Santford Jolley 29 years Jim Whelan 11 years DATE JOINED: 6-01-67 5-28-35 LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Hal Sexton presented Doug McMichael, manager of Kasco Abrasives, who talked with us about his "hobby", Kasco Custom Golf. Doug began making his own golf clubs when he had difficuity finding ieft handed clubs for his own use. He says that from his research, the most important part of the club is the shaft, followed by the grip, and finally the club head. THIS WEEKS PROGRAM: Dwight Woodman tells us what's new with the BPU. NEXT WEEK: Data Management Consultants, with our own Rick Roper. NEW MEMBER PROPOSAL: Ken Leonhard has been proposed for membership by Brian Sexton. His classification would be Telephone Service. if you have any objections to this proposal, please notify the Board of Directors within 10 days. ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What is the district conference? - It is a meeting heid annuaily in each district to further the program of Rotary through fellowship, inspirational addresses, and the discussion of matters relating to affairs of clubs in the district and RI generally. Who shouid attend the district conference? -All of the Rotarians of the district, and their spouses, should be encouraged to attend. THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? A 100 % MEMBER You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY 11:4 5 A. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:1 5 P. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS - STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA —- SUNSET INN - MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �i, ! E T A W D L CO Rétary “He Profits Most The Who Serves Best” Published by the COLDWATER ROTARY The Stibingeet JUNE 4, 1996 NEXT WEEKS ROTARIAN REFLECTOR CLUB? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 CMY COLDWATER THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : \_ the U.S. A. ROTARY CLUB WELCOME!!! Jim Hiscock Matt Galliers Wayne Kellogg Randall Hazelbaker, Jerry Higgins GREETERS: Jim Hiscock, Rich Holben MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: DATE JOINED: None LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Dwight Woodman introduced Jack Durl, of the Michigan South Central Power Agency, who gave us an update on what they're doing about the expected increase in power demand, with the new companies coming into town. THIS WEEKS PROGRAM: Data Management Consultants, with our own Rick Roper. NEXT WEEK: Dr. John Hartman's travels to Bosnia. FROM THE BOARD: The membership of Earl Tamar has been terminated due to problems with attendance. wert ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: What is the district conference? - It is a meeting held annually in each district to further the program of Rotary through fellowship, inspirational addresses, and the discussion of matters relating to affairs of clubs in the district and RI generally. Who should attend the district conference? - All of the Rotarians of the district, and their spouses, snould be encouraged to attend. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:4 5 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:1 5 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN - TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. >»MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH - THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 ‘Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD | Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Attendance Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, ~ Darwin Robison Public Relations: uh iis reg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Harold Card. Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month ‘SPECIAL-When called by President | DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary | Interndtional Herbert G. Brown CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN , This committee wil arrange programs for the Mike Gerlach please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World ‘Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Brian Sexton-Chairman year. If you have a suggestion for a program MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION pisaee John Hutchinson — Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, DIRECTORS: 1996- COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES COMMUNITY Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director: Barry Case Director at Large: Brian Sexton : Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman SONG LEADERS Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Greg Bruder Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Ed Lake - - Chairman, Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart 3 Jim Whelan CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald SERVICE Tom Kramer 50/50 COMMITTEE Devalapment: VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs" Vocational Awareness: amis: Cole Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook n: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Citizens: Chuck Woodward- Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike Gerlach‘Chairman Youth Scholarship: Rich Holben- — Chairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis — Greg xan ‘ PHONE NAME. Swimming Pools | NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James ay , Banking, Sharon | Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, deca lh Steve, Adult Ed luction, Colleen Dey eee ‘ Hiesogk. dine ae Retail, Kay ....... Holben, Rich, **Senior |‘Active** . G 79-7505 * CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE ‘Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose 278-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, | Epey, David, * “Senior — ff Del’..<.. : . 238-2324 278-8745 Sebald, Craig, Gone Active’, Ri Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra... Sexton, Hal, Senior Active**, Wanda Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, le, Jim, Theatrical Director, H Klein, Ken, Property Manag n Kornstein, Vinee, “*Senio sy yr Active**, Jan . ndy i A ee do-smarage * Prope Casualty Ins., , Marybeth enior Active**, Je _P; st Service, Teeter, nub "Senior Active”, pion: Rote: Jerry, **Senior Active™ieee Tuechling, Charles, ** ‘ Tyson, Bill, Past Sen Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, **, Janet . Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. J ctv., Lucinda . Werkman, 5 Gary, Dentist, Jackie im, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia ard, “Senior Active**, Delores . E awrence, “Senior Active™*, Linda Hak Senior Active"* 5 Fishing Equipment, Dorothy Gibson, |Ron, Phy i . Glover, Steve, **Senior Native, Cynthi Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, 78-4402 . 278-5033 279-9072 Karen . Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire . _ Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie . * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” fat The COLDWATE 2. Published by the COLDWATER ROTA t.) jtary REFLECTOR S JB? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest Chib in the U. S. A. JUNE 11, 1996 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: | THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS: — WELCOME!!! Larry Woodhams Wayne Kellogg Randall Hazelbaker Jim Hiscock, Rich Holben Gary Howe, John Hutchinson ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: — Jack Faulkner 15 years Bill Stewart 6 years DATE JOINED: 6-9-81 6-10-90 THIS WEEKS PROGRAM: Dr. John Hartman's travels to Bosnia. NEXT WEEK: The Branch County Dive team, with Sheriff Ted Gordon. SOFTBALL UPDATE: - BATTING AVERAGES CASE GIBSON GERLACH PIERCE OLMSTED RUBLEY GLOVER DEAN SHEMEL SFOR 7 8 FOR 12 9FOR15 SUR. 9FOR 16 10FOR 18 6 FOR 13 8 FOR 18 4FORQ THROUGH 6 GAMES 714 .667 .600 .600 562 556 462 444 .444 GORDON COLE ROPER PARKS ADAMS KASPERSK KLEIN ALBRIGHT. TEAM 7FOR17 6 FOR 16 4 FOR 15 4 FOR 15 3 FOR 12 3FOR 13 1 FOR6 1FOR9 91-216 412 Ste .267 .267 .290 231 .167 it 421 The team record stands at 1 Gold and 5 Silvers. Next game Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. Be there! ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Where is the World Headquarters of the Secretariat of Rotary International? - The World Headquarters of the Secretariat occupies Rotary's own headquarters building located at One Rotary Center, 1560 Sherman AVe., Evanston, II. 60201. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. 2. Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN —- THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS —- STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK —- STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �Coldwater, Michigan ~ P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 ; OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON sé Assistant Treasurer COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers _ Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, ~ Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, DIRECTORS: Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President Harold Card | BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown ny Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole Adams, Les, Swit a Pools INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Mike Galliers Warren Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White ; World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey- -Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach | Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE oS ; These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson SONG LEADERS Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Chairman, Tim Hart Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, j izens: Chuck WoodwardChairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Rich Holben- Chairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg Brayton- Greg Brayton NAME 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach PHONE NAME ’ CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon .. -Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen . Haberkorn, Steve, ‘Adi Hart, Tim, Video Pra : PHONE 741-3663 27 5 .. 238-5848 rend. ‘City Eeeanntent Terry . Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally ireg L., Investments, Cindy.. Cardenas, oe Cc. L. OF Life Insuranc Gonzzie . ae 278-5378 .. 279-5910 .. 279-8202 278-4046 Erickson, James, Food Brokerag , ‘Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb... Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures Mfg., Linda. Galliers, Matt Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt. Mig, Adl. Actv., Donna baad Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active”, Sylvia 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4460. Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie ...... is . 278-7331 * Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia . 279-7163 ‘Holben, Rich, “Senior Active’ .. Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente . ‘Hutchinson, John ** Iveson, Larry, “Senior Active™*, Jat vers Jolley, Santford, **Senior Active**, Pai Kasperski, SteveL., Exterminator, \ Kellogg, Wayne, Retail ‘Sportswear, Labial Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active** ... Klein, Ken, Property Management, C Kornstein, Vince, **Senior sain Winivere ea dim, “Senior Active**, Jan . NAME *** *** 279- 7505 ** * CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie.. Roper, Rick, ? shuee Rubley, David, “Senior jotive™” Del Spaaeupactseieceatee ee Rumsey, Robert, “*Senior Active™* , Phyllis 7 Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, | la Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active™*, Rita... Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda ........... Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, ........... Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary . * «278-4369 * * * ROTARY CLUB OF ..278-6501 *** 78-8773, .. 767-4508 ~-278-2007 * -. 238-2265 FR 278- 6832 Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv., Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, “Senior Active™*, Lola Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin . Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian . Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active™*, Nancy ... Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca ...... Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy .. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole ...... Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet . Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie *. Lucind Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia . White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores ..... Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda | Woodman Dwight, Board of Public Uiiities, Carol d, Charles, **Senior Active** Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen.. Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire.. Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie .......... .. 278+ 2311 279-7537 -* Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �enna Rotary “He Profits Most Who Serves Best” REFLECTOR Published by the COLDWATER ROF. ARY CUB? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest JUNE 18, 1996 THIS WEEKS u ~ CMY in the U. S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Warren Cook, Craig Sebald BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS GREETERS: WELCOME!!! Randall Hazelbaker | Les Adams Gary Howe, John Hutchinson : Larry lveson, Santford Jolley DATE JOINED: 6-21-83 ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: 13 years Dick Guisinger 6-21-60 36 years Bob Rumsey THIS WEEKS PROGRAM: The Branch County Dive team, with Sheriff Ted Gordon. NEXT WEEK: Tibbits summer stock, with Paul Mastrangelo. PARTY TIME: Rotary party at Terry O'Connell's house! Saturday, July 20th. Cost is $15.00 per couple. See Darwin Robison for details. Sign up today! ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Where is the World Headquarters of the Secretariat of Rotary International? - The World Headquarters of the Secretariat occupies Rotary's own headquarters building located at One Rotary Center, 1560 Sherman AVe., Evanston, Il. 60201. Does the Secretariat have other offices? - Yes, in Delhi, India; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia; Tokyo, Japn; Zurich, Switzerland; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Manila, Phillipines; and Seoul, Korea. Headquarters of Rotary International in Britain and Ireland, located in Alcester, Warwickshire, England, serves the clubs there. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4, Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A. M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P. M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION - ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS - STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �PS Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Governor Pat Albright R.I. District 6360 Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. hig ee Gerlach Bulletin: Mike Galliers Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, ~ Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, rd Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Past President Len = 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY — _ Director: Duke Davi ‘Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, CLUB SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton District COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Mark Putnam Barry Case _ Mike Galliers Warren Cook Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson | Director at Large: Brian Sexton Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Vocational Awareness: James Cole Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach COMMUNITY SERVICE ‘Director: Barry Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner- Chairman, Chairmman, Bob ee Brian Sexton-Chairman INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: ix ROTARY CLUB OF Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer : Student Guests: Mike Gerlach- Chairman Youth Scholarship: Rich Holben-Chairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME Adams, Le: CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Swimmin : NAME NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Pools . Red CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN ee Vocational Education, Bod . 278-7327 card ale *** Barnes, Carroll,** Biringer, Richard, *S Boester, Dennis E., Natural Gas Service Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry yt Advertising, Sally . , Investments, Cindy . : aaimabred Ray C.L.U. aoe Cole, James, Banking Cook, Warren J., Eugenie . Culy, Fred, **Senior Active**, a Curry, William, Recreation Equip. Mf Davidson, Duke, **Senior Active™*, Dean, John c. ‘Gbaniy Ad nistrator . Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy *** Dygert, John, **Senior Active™*, Mary Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb *** * Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures M Galliers, Matt Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt. Mfg., Ad. s Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia .. Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina.. Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie.. Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia Pe, Ji ‘ Holben, Rich, **Senior Active** ... ‘Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente.. Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen * Iveson, Larry, **Senior Active™*, Jacqui ae Jolley, Santford, **Senior Active**, P Kasperski, SteveL., Exterminator, Vi Kellogg, Wayne, Retail Sportswear, Dorothy . Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active** . Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy .. Kornstein, Vince, “*Senior Active**, Winivere . Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan . rake Tom, lial eb Workshop + Sayer Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra . Sexton, Hal, Senior Active**, Wanda _ Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Stewart, William, City Manager, Adi. a Sally Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara * — Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola... Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, *** Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian *** Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy . Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy . * * % Lyon, Jim, **Senior Active**, Judy * — Moore, Richard, **Senior Active*™*, E Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualt “ Nelson, Al, “Senior Active* Net leman, Tomy, on t * *** Perry, Gerald, Clothing Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinc Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ..... Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active** Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy i . 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 79-5400 78-4402 32-3757 . 279-9405 278-7095 . 278-7738 278-6736 . 279-9282 278-5033 279-9072 K: Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie ....... * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �The COLDWATER Published by the COLDWATER R f, ae (i Awe1G)ae | \ AR GUNB) P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 TEES The Singingest Chis in the U. S. A. JUNE 25, 1996 COLDWATER NOON ROTARY THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS: WELCOME!!! Mike Galliers, Norb Strobel Les Adams Bob Redmond Larry Iveson, Santford Jolley Steve Kasperski, Wayne Kellogg ROTARIAN MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES: Larry lveson 25 years Bob Loose 34 years DATE JOINED: 6-29-71 6-26-62 LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Sheriff Ted Gordon and the head of the Branch County Dive team brought us up to date on how the Dive team program works, as well as what they feel they need to operate more efficiently. These needs include a vehicle and more manpower. THIS WEEKS PROGRAM: Tibbits summer stock, with Paul Mastrangelo. NEXT WEEK: The changing of the guard. Pat Albright & Terry O’. PARTY TIME: Rotary party at Terry O'Connell's house! Saturday, July 20th. Cost is $15.00 per couple. See Darwin Robison or Steve Glover for details. Sign up today!! NOTE: During last week's Board meeting it was agreed that a dues increase of $4.00 was necessary because a District 6360 per member increase has been approved. Our 1996-97 dues will be $88.00 and collections will begin the first week in July. ROTARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: How is Rotary International financed? - Principal sources of the revenue of RI are per capita dues from member clubs payable semi-annually for each active, additional active, senior active, and past service member; charter fees from new clubs; subscriptions and advertising income from "The Rotarian"; and interest on investments, including rental revenue from the Rotary Headquarters building. YOUR NOTES FOR THE BULLETIN: THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:4 5 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:1 5 P.M. JONESVILLE —- ROUNDTABLE INN - TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN —- THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA —- SUNSET INN —- MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan CLUB P.O. Box 42 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL _ President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers “ Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward. Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) | Flower Committee: Dick Uhl DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Coldwater, Michigan 49036 FRED ANDERSON COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Brian Sexton-Chairman MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald SONG LEADERS COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart 50/50 COMMITTEE Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Ed Lake - Chairman, Tom Kramer ‘Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken Smoker : = Senior Citizens: Chuck Woodward- Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Rich Hower Chairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Les, Swimming Pools . Albright, Pat, Swine Production, Colleen . *** Anderson, Fred, ** Sen Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jai * Barnes, Carroll,**Senior Active**, Margaret *** Biringer, Richard, **Senior Active**, Jean Boester, Dennis E., Natural Gas Service, Carleen . Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry . Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally ...... Bruder, Greg L., Investments, Cindy 278 2 Cardenas, Ray, C.L.U., Life Insurance, Gonzie . 278-2513 * Card, Harold, **Senior ‘Active**, Dorothy . Case, Barry, C.P.A., JOAN ......cccssecssesnees Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharo: Cole, James, Banking, Adl., Actv., Pamela ........... ae 279-8202 Cook, Warren J. Eugenie . . 278-4046 NAME . CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Gr halski, James ae i **Senior Active”.. Howe, Gary, Op ist, Bente ... Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen . ** Iveson, Larry, **Senior Active**, Jacquely: ** Jolley, S ford, **Senior Active**, Pai Kasperski, SteveL., Exterminator, Vic Kellogg, Wayne, Retail Sp Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active** .. Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures Mfg., Li Galliers, Matt Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt. Mfg., Adi. Actv., Donna. 2 { *** Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia . Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie ..... * — Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia . * ; ** 279-8888 * DOFOthysevens 278-6246 Klein, Ken, Property Management, indy Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere .. Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan.. Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop . 2 Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann . Dei *** *** *** 279-7875 38petd, eatheed, Tom, Property Canal Ins., Marybeth Nelson, Al, **Senior Active**, Jean i Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, **Senior Active**, Sally ........ Olmsted, Jim, Honorary .. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, . Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie ........ * . ..278-4369 .. 278-6501 *** *** "767-4508 "278-2007 * 278-6856 ; Patton, Gil, **Senior Active**, Jane .. Perry, Gerald, Clothing Retail, Lauri Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose T., Banking, Sharon . 639-4402 ..- 639-8669 Dean, Sonn C, County Administrator Downs, Larry, Golf M keting, Judy . Dygert, John, **Senior Active™* , Mary Erickson, James, FoodB Elizabeth....... NAME * *** Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie ....... Roper, Rick, Rubley, David, **Senior Active’, Del.. Rumsey, Robert, “Senior Active**, Phyl Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, Ila .. Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita .. Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra .. Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary . Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv., Sally.. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara . Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola.. Tamar, Earl, Hospital Adminis' , Erin Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian . Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy .. Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca . Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy.. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Jane’ Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adi. Actv., Lucinda. Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol Woodward, Charles, "Senior Active** Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 279-5400 278-4222 278-8474 278-4402 .. 278-2311 279-7537 * Past President * Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most JULY 2, 1996 Who Serves Best” SAY, COLDWATER NOON ROTARY WELCOME!!! THIS WEEKS BIRTHDAYS: Les Adams, Jack Lawson, Rick Roper, THIS WEEKS 50/50 REP: NEXT WEEKS 50/50 REP: THIS WEEKS GREETERS : NEXT WEEKS GREETERS: Bob Redmond Larry Downs Steve Kasperski, Wayne Kellogg Bob Kerr, Ken Klein ROTARIAN MEMBE. None IP Brian Sexton, Howard Taylor VERSARI. DATE JOINED: LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Charles Burr guided us through highlights from this year's coming performances. The lineup includes musicals “Hooray for Hollywood", “Big River", and "Two By Two", along with plays “Footlight Frenzy” and "Broadway Bound”. THIS WEEKS PROGRAM: The changing of the guard. Pat Albright & Terry O°. NEXT WEEK: Bill Chinery presents a program at Coldwater High School. PARTY TIME: Rotary party at Terry O'Connell's house! couple. Saturday, July 20th. Cost is $15.00 per See Darwin Robison or Steve Glover for details. Sign up today! NOTE: During the last Board meeting it was agreed that a dues increase of $4.00 was necessary because a District 6360 per member increase has been approved. Our 1996-97 dues will be $88.00 and collections will begin the first week in July. SOFTBALL UPDATE: Case 5 for 7 Gibson 12 for 19 Gerlach 13 for 22 114 .632 591 Olmsted Glover Pierce Cole — Shemel 538 .462 417 417 .400 Rubley THE 12 for 24 14 for 26 6 for 13 5 for 12 10 for 24 6 for 15 FOUR-WAY Is it the TRUTH? : Is it FAIR to all concerned? RECORD( 2 GOLDS & 7 SILVERS) .583 Gordon 9 for 26 346 Dean Kasperski Parks Adams Klein TEAM 8 for 26 6 for 20 6 for 22 4 for 17 1 for 6 132-318 307 .300 273 Pie) .167 415 Roper Albright 8 for 24 5 for 15 300 333 TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE = WEDNESDAY 12:1 5 P.M JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUES COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 : Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL Presi PAT ALBRIGHT President E DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: AMae _ Darwin Wer : ne Robison is : This committee will arrange programs for the | Mike Gerlach please advise oneof these members. year. If you have a suggestion for a program INTERNATIONAL SERVICE | Director: Greg Bruder Public Relations : Brian Sexton-Chairman ‘ Mark Putnam International Youth Projects: Barry Case Rotary International Foundation: Tom World Bill Chinery Warren Cook Richard H. White Sergeants-at-Arms: Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll,Ded _ February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davic Co-Chairman: Director: Pat AE: Community Service: Jim Troust, } Charles Tuschling Tom Kramer and Kramer Jim Whelan Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman MEMB BROHIP COORDINATION John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE See " irman, Jerry Towns, VOCATIONAL SERVICE John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President CLUB SERVICE PROGRAM COMMITTEE aotery ena imSecrcinan Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995- -Barry Case 1997- ee . 1995-1996 ROTARY SHOW Boer Harold Card : : CLUB HISTORIAN COMRER er SONG LEADERS ; dy projects and/or needs out of our mal realm. rian Sexton Vocations! hareMiisge: James Cole BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President These funds will be used to help support Gary Werkman-Chairman Craig Sebald : Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Steve Kasperski Hal Sexton Tom Kramer _ DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown 3iI| Nettleman- r, Pete Baldwin, ‘Dave uBley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME Adams. CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME Les, ‘Swimming F Pools CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose . Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie .... PHONE «278-2291 ‘Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda . Smoker, — Retail die Gree, Barry, -Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Shi Cole, James, Banking, Adl., Actv., Pamela.. Cook, , Warren J., Eug! * Culy, Fred, **Senior A Klein, Ken, Property Seg Vince, “Senior Active : 278-4369 - 278-6501 : *** - Teeter, Howard, *Senior ctive**, Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles. ‘Senior Active**, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, mg Active™*, Ja re-as08 Werkman, Gay: Whelan, i Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia “Senior Active’*, Delores rence, “Senior lie L ning Equipment, Dorothy ..... ‘Gibson; ‘Ron, Physician, Nedfore Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia i erald, Clothing Retail, Le ‘Pierce, ‘David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie... * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �- “He Profits Most hes Serves Best” ~< = July 9, 1996 meeting. Coldwater of Club Rotary todays from Notes fe: L297? a ° Make-ups John - Jim Cole, Quincy Ken Smoker and Al Nelson. Sunrise Birthdays Program ~ Rotarian Rex Carol Dave Schaffer, Winner, Leader, and "Adjustment Bronson Katrina Hunt, Family Disorders". Practice Georgia Howard in Teeter, place of Dr. #45. 0@ Ed Lake, Yankee Early Leavers Dave Pierce, Dean, Bob Dawns, John Ron Redmond Schroll, Gibson, and Jim Mark John Jerry Springs, Rotary Pignic et. Terry O’Copne@il’s Price of admission $15. 00. THE Redmond, Quincy District Golf Outing. i fash ee eae Larry Bob Taylor Howard and Lehmann Savannah, Mihocko, 50/50 Song on Faulkner, Guests Thorne, Jim Case Barry Psycologists, Jack Kellogg Wayne - Dygert, on Wayland, July Wheland, Galliers, Hutchinson. Towns. 22, Dick Rob Michigan 1996 at 4 FM, Gusisinger, Putnam, Jeff FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is itthe TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE —- ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE - QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH - THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �S ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT President President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding STEVE HABERKORN FRED ANDERSON Assistant Secretary Secretary Treasurer Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President RS Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg Bruder- Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling ” VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken Smoker Senior Citizens: Chuck WoodwardChairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Mike Gerlach This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Buzz Galliers, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN * ** Adams, Les, Swimming Pools Albright, Pat, Swine Production, Colleen *** Anderson, Fred, ** Senior Active**, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane .............:00 * - Barnes, Carroll,**Senior Active**, Margaret *** Biringer, Richard, **Senior Active**, Jean ...... Boester, Dennis E., Natural Gas Service, Carleen Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry . 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally ...... Bruder, Greg L., Investments, Cindy . Cardenas, Ray, C.L.U., Life Insurance, ionzie . 278-2513 * Card, Harold, **Senior Active**, Dorothy . Case, Barry, C.P.A., JOAN ....c.ecseeseeeeee Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon . Cole, James, Banking, Adl., Actv., Pamela .... -.. 279-8202 Cook, Warren J., Eugenie *** Culy, Fred, **Senior Active**, Dorothy Curry, William, Recreation Equip. Mfg., Coleen . *** Davidson, Duke, **Senior Active**, Mary Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker . * Dean, Jeffrey, **Senior Active** ... *** Dean, John T., **Senior Active**, Joanne Dean, John C., County Administrator ... Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy . *** Dygert, John, **Senior Active**, Mary .. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth . Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb .............. Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures Mfg., Linda Galliers, Matt Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt. Mfg., Adl. Actv., Donna .278-6603 Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia .... Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie ............ * Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon . Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen ...... Haberkorn, Steve, Adult Education, Candy . Hart, Tim, Video Production, Pamela ... Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary K. Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg., Adl. Actv. Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay *** Holben, Rich, **Senior Active** Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente .... Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen . ** Iveson, Larry, **Senior Active**, Jacquelyn . *** Jolley, Santford, **Senior Active**, Pat . Kasperski, Steve L., Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Retail Sportswear, Dorothy .. Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active** .. Klein, Ken, Property Management, y, Kornstein, Vince, *“*Senior Active**, Winivere .. Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan ...... Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop ... Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann . Loose, Robert, **Senior Active**, Margaret . Lyon, Jim, **Senior Active**, Judy * Moore, Richard, **Senior Active**, Elaine Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins., Marybeth * Nelson, Al, **Senior Active**, Jean... Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (: O'Connell, Terry, “*Senior Active**, Sally Olmsted, Jim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales, . Patton, Gil, **Senior Active**, Jane Perry, Gerald, Clothing Retail, Laurie Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen . Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire .. Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie PHONE NAME - 741-3663 278-4728 639-4402 279-7875 *** *** 279-7505 ** 278-4369 *** *** * * *** CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie ....... Roper, Rick, Rubley, David, **Senior Active**, Del Rumsey, Robert, **Senior Active**, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla ... Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita .. Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra... Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, ... Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary . Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv., Sally .. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara . Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola...... Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian . Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy .. Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca . Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy .. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole .. Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet . Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinda . Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ............. Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores . Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active, Li Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active** Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy * Past President PHONE w+ 278-2291 ++ 238-2324 278-8745 ... 278-7327 278-5006 278-8068 278-8373 279-8543 278-4907 278-4478 279-9836 279-8958 278-2859 278-7100 279-5400 278-4222 278-8474 278-4402 ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Published by the COLDWATER RG Who Serves Best” ‘ The Singingest Tuesday, August Last Tuesday, Dave Pierce 13, the gave 1996 club the met in the new Cafetorium at the Coldwater High School. invocation. Mark Galliers gave the group in a near perfect medley of songs, as the acoustics were checked for the first time in the new auditorium. A nutritious lunch of pizza, salad and pop was served and fortunately there was enough left that Bob Kerr got some when he arrived lat. Guest included, Tony from President). Makeups Dr. Chuck Bryan, included; Hutchinson & Jack Cole (Quincy). Ohio, Greg Bacon, a former former Brayton Lawson Rotarian, (or (Clarendon), (Sunrise), Wayne Kellogg announced the birth congratulated by Norm Strobel. Tom Kramer announced at the Country Club. Coldwater President Al Nelson, of his as Harold Brian 14th Card a girl! would SEASON “AB ROTARY 20. Olmsted Gerlach Rubley Pierce Shemel Glover Albright & John Jim He Tuesday, Friday, NEWS: AVG; Name AB HITS 17 567 Roper 36 14 727 18 19 18 25 26 13 26 on SOFTBALL HITS 8 33 S12) 34 Past was Oct. 1 the candidacy on the Democratic Ticket for Sheriff, and Tyson to serve as under-sheriff as elected. They promised Spa. END OF Name Gibson be named a (Angola), Grandchild, THE MICHIGAN BATTLECATS have announced that C.O. Brown Stadium. More details next week. 2 cat Shemel CREEK: DAY at i them, Don BATTLE ROTARY Case some call Sexton the Annual Rotary Golf Outing More details to follow. Dave Pierce announced selected Bill "Sparky" to re-open the Health and we Kasperski 545 543 529 13 IES) 6 al Dean Gordon Parks 520 500 462 423 NO Adams Cindy EARLY LEAVES 33 August 13 28 30 32 17 Klein6 449 4 GOLDS 10 10 10 23 is AVG 394 389 4 mal 201 9 SILVERS 357 333 313 235 167 448 TODAY!! The program was a tour of the new CHS Facilities...looks like a lot to get finished in 3 weeks, Bill! But what’s done looks great! New academic centers, music & band rooms, great new gymnasium! Coldwater will be boasting one of the nicest facilities Chinnery, THE Fred in Hobart & FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? the a State! rep from Tour the was conducted construction by Pat company. Albright, Bill TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE —- ROUNDTABLE INN - TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. » MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY - 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF ~COLDWATER Coldwater, Michigan : P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 | President President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Bulletin: Mike Galliers Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan : INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg Bruder- Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, chroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) 3 Flower Committee: Dick Uhl 1995-Barry Case VOCATIONAL, SERVICE 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Harold Card Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Rotary International Foundation: World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole CLUB HISTORIAN : COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: | Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken Smoker : SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton ROTARY PHONE ANN NAME needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN’ Gis ee * Son, Le nis “Senior. Active” , Jaci Gor Jolley, dministrator .a keting, Judy . * Dygert, John, **Senior Active’*, Mary . . Erickson, James, Food Brok , Elizabeth . Fault, Jack, pense Barb. s, Matt. Galliers, Michael,Le Fixt Mio Adi. Acty. Gibson, ‘Ron, "Physician, Marjorie .. Glover, Steve, **Senior Active’, Cynthia x Pi sain Kasperski, Steve L., Exterminator, V Kellogg, Wayne, Retail Sportswear, Dorothy Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active**.. Klein, Ken, Property | Management, ly . Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan.. Kramer,Edwa Tom, Sheltered Workshop . : : ps Curry, William, Recrea’ ion quip. ‘Mig Coleen Davidson, Duke, **Senior Active**, Mary Dean, pel Real Estate Broker Santford, **Senior ‘Active*, Moorhead, Tom, Property ise Nelson, Al, **Senior Active**, Jean... 278-6246 278-2322 .278-4369 .278-6501 238-2265 278-6832, Ins., Marybe' 278-4198 -278- ee 279-7163 1 ty, Mobile Home Sales, ‘Senior Active™*, Jané Perry, Geral Clothing Retail, Laurie . Pierce, David, Real Estate Apprais Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie .. Roper, F 1 278-8745 **Senior Active**, Delos sas 278-7327 rt, **Senior Active**, Phyllis . 278-5006 Je igs and Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, oud Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda.. Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, . Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary lly Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara * — Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola Tamar, Earl, Hospital Adr jinistr: itor, Erin *** Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian *** Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active’*, Nancy Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca.. Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active"*, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service. Carole * Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. A Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie.. is .. 278-2859 .. 278-7100 279-5400 278-4222 278-8474 278-4402 «238-4577 ... 279-7806 616 432-3757 279-9405 © 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia .. White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy . _. 238-2324 Rubley, Davi * Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Caro -*** Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active** ‘Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally (Sarah) er y, **Senior Active**, Paly Jonorary Donna. CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose .. Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie ......... ** Ay These funds will be used to help support Craig Sebald Grohalski, JamesT., Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, ula Adams, Les, Swimming Pools Albright, Pat, Swine Production, Colleen .. Anderson, Fred, ** | ior Active**, ‘Kathryn . Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, J jane.. c. 50/50 COMMITTEE Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson — Director at Large: Brian Sexton Chairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton Herbert G. Brown Larry, Golf Me Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson Youth Scholarship: Rich Holben- President, Rotary International Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally Bruder, Greg L., Investments, Cindy . Cardenas, Ray, C.L.U., Life Insurance, Card, Harold, ps a a Dorot! Mike Gerlach Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Len Stuttman CLASSIFICATION & Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer ~ Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Senior Citizens: Chuck Woodward- District Governor R.I. District 6360 NAME This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach Attendance: Steve Kasperski OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES . 279-9282 278-5033. . 279-9072 "278-3283 278-2311 279-7537 -* Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” SPU Rotary Published by the COLDWATER ROTA RY REFLECTOR OA 1B? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest aM Tuesday, August 20, 1996 __ thes. S2A. Todays Greeters: Ken Leonard, Jim Hiscock You were greeted by Chuck Woodward and Bob Loose. Dave Pierce gave the invocation, and Matt Galliers led the group in a rousing selection of traditional Rotary musical fare, including the well worn "R-O-T-A-R-Y", "Smile", "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Happy Birthday". Way to go, Matt! A true stretch! When do we get to do some Hendrix? Guests, of which we had one, was/were, Graham Pardee, a gentleman from far away who married'a eee relation of Chuck Woodwards, but seemed to be a happy man none the less. Piidént Pat announced that a 75th Club anniversary was slated for Dec. 3, in the evening at the Quality Inn. It is assumed you may bring a date. Jim Cole announced he had recently celebrated his 25th Wedding Anniversary and made a contribution of $1.00 for every happy year...... Perfect Attendance Awards were given to: Terry O'Connell ( 1 Yr...Big deal, he was President..He HAD to be here!), Wayne Kellogg ( 1 yr), Dar Robison (2 yrs), Harold Card (20 yrs), Bob Rumsey (36 Yrs), Craig Sebald (38 yrs), and Bob Kerr (48 years!! Actually it's 51 years, but we had to deduct tardies). WOW! Great going, guys! Pres. Pat announced that Friday 8/23 was ROTARY NIGHT at C.O. Brown Stadium and the Michigan —— Cats game. See Pat for tickets!! Sgt-at-Arms Bill Tyson led an excellent scholarship fund raising effort with a table quiz of Rotary Softball Trivia questions. Educational, entertaining, fruitful, are just 3 words that pounce from our minds..... Our program was provided by District Judge, The Honorable David Coyle who gave a very informative program about the duties, responsibilities and experiences of the District Court. Dave is one of 16 employees in that department, which handled over 16,300 cases in 1995! And reported over $1 million dollars in fines and costs collected (Is he salaried, or on a commission??). Great Program!! The Judge also made a special appeal that our club members do all they can to keep drunk drivers off the road.. The 50/50 drawing was a measly $38 and won (again) by Mike Galliers. Early leavers ep ere program were: Gary Howe, apes Carroll Barnes, and Matt Galliers. THE FOUR-WAY 1. Isitthe TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST Redmond, TRIVIA QUESTION: How many of our present members can you name who have, (or had) dads who were (or are) also members of the Club? You should be able to name at Here's what you either missed, or experienced last week.... = 3 < of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE —- ROUNDTABLE INN - TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN - THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS —- STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK —- STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUBOF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL PATALBRIGHT President President Elect _ DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Seay STEVE HABERKORN FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder CLUB SERVICE oo. ce: Stove Ke 1997- John Hutchinson Fellowst nip Activities:fre BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd | Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.1. District 6360 Len Stuttman - President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White Howard Teeter, Edwa -Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, _John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: ‘Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole CLUB HISTORIAN COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case ¢ Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart Rural Urb in: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Warren Cook Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson. Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Craig Sebald Chairman, ie Bob L Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth scholarship: Rich eiawen: Chairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, PHONE _ Adams, Les, Swimming Pools ape Pat, Swine This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Director: Greg Bruder Public Relations: vin saree ibley, Dennis. = NAME February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Glover, ~ Darwin Robison Vocational Awards: James Spittle Harold Card 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW Mike Gerlach VOCATI ONAL ‘SERVICE Director: Mark Put 1998-Brian Sexton Past President COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES NAME ge ‘CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE : Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon Guisinger, D i k, Dental Lab, Helen.. Haberkorn, Stev Adult Edt cation, C Produc NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose 78-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie Roper, Rick, 278-8745 eee -Rubley, David, Senior Active™, Del ..Risaintaecosise aioe ...278- 7327 Re . 278-5006 . 278-8068 +e Boester, Dennis E Boguth, Gerald, C’ Government, Terry Brayton, Greg, Advertising, : Sally ‘Bruder, Greg L., Investments, anid cae A : y Bs Senior Active** 2 ing, Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda.. Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, . ie a gel Direct etrist, Bente Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen .. . 278-2859 278-4046 639-8669 5** Davieeon, Duke Dean, Gregg, RF * Dean, Jeffrey, **Senior ‘Active *** Dean, John T., **Senior Active”, Dean, John Cy snipe Erickson, ane Food Brok 29 Faulkner, Jack, | Education, Barb. 3 Klel Kemnetain, ‘Vince, **Senior Active", Winivere Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan . Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop .. Lake, Edward, / . 278-4369 278-6501 * Elizabeth a Buzz, Display Fixtures Mfg., Linda.. i so bile Active", rie Tamar, Earl, Hospital Adi A *** Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active™*, Marian *** Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy.. Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecc msted, sim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobil Gi 279-7163 ; *** Home Sales, ctiy Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active’, J. Reais. Redman, Bob, Past Servi , Coralie Werkman, Gary, Dentist, ‘Jackie Whelai im, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores.. Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol 278-7100 . 279-5400 . 278-4222 . 278-8474 . 278-4402 78-7095 .278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active** Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 279-7537 * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWAT Published by the COLDWATER tary R y INVOCATION: REFLECTOR ?P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest August 20, 1996 \_ COLDWATER in the U.S. A. ROTARY Jim Troust CLUB © Welcome!! SONG LEADER: Matt Galliers MAKE-UPS S. Kasperski - SUNRISE, Mark Galliers - BRONSON, B. Galliers, J. Dygert, H. Sexton, J. Erickson, J. Faulkner, Mark Galliers, D. Woodman & T. Hart - QUINCY, J. TroustSTRATFORD, CANADA GUESTS ROTARIANS: Rex Thorne, Dave Hoppe, Tony Mignery, Joe Lopez & Dick Tait NON-ROTARIANS: Eric Dean, Graham Pardee & Claude Coleman CHUCK WOODWARD ANNOUNCEMENTS - Ten more days to order Historic Branch County, Michigan Atlas. EARLY LEAVERS Greg Dean, Gary Howe, Jeff Dean, Dick White, Bill Chinery, Rob Putnam, Matt Galliers, Mike Galliers, Hal Sexton, & Tim Hart. BIRTHDAYS: Larry Iveson, GREETERS FOR AUGUST 27, 1996 John Dygert Mark Galliers, Bill (Sparky) Tyson PROGRAM oo Demlow, Executive Director, Branch County Council for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (Child Abuse Council), started in 1982, is a 16 member board made up of people who work for children, courts, schools, etc. Prevention Through Education. Speakers Bureau, educational material, pamphlets, poster contest, “I am Special” program for 2nd graders. Latest innovation is a video on child abuse and neglect. Using local people, teachers, peace officers, pastor, social worker & circuit court judge. Ms. Demlow reports that over 1,000,000 children are abused/neglected nationwide - more children under 5 die from child abuse than disease; 1.2% of the children in Branch County are abused; 80-90% of child abuse cases involve someone the child knows and trusts; 50% if cases occur in the home. 50/50 WINNER Jim Whelen $50.00. THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? rs Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE —- QUALITY INN —- THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. >» MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA - SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan ; CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright P.O. Box 42 Attendance: Steve Kasperski Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Bulletin: Mike Galliers TERRY O'CONNELL PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary HABERKORN FRED ANDERSON Treasurer Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton Past President : Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President Thiscommittee will arrange programs for the Mike Gerlach please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert ‘Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers . Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Vocational Awareness: James Cole Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton COMMUNITY Director: Barry Case year. If you have a suggestion for a program Director: Greg Bruder Darwin Robison President 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 STEVE COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Handicapped Children: Greg Brayton- Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Craig Sebald Chairman, Tim Hart Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer 50/50 COMMITTEE CLUB HISTORIAN SERVICE Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Ken Smoker oe Senior Citizens: Chuck Woodward- District Governor R.1. District 6360 Len Stuttman Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike Gerlach- Chairman Ye uth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard White, David Rubley President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton : NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Adams, Les, Swimming Pools . —_— Pat, ‘Swine Production, Colleen -** PHONE bi Biringer, Richard, **Senior ition : Boester, Dennis E., Natural Gas Serv Boguth, Gerald, City Governmer Brayton, Greg, Ad 1g, Sally 2 Galliers, Matt * Elizabeth . Li antford, ee ard Law, Maureen .... Active**, Jacquelyn . ior Active™*, Pat. ie, Kerr, | ‘obert, **Senior Active”*.. Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere .. Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan . Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Ec Dean, setrey, "Senior ‘Activ f h ior ‘Active**, Joan! Dyoptk ignes Food nee Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb *** ber betes ee William,es ae Mig., Davidson, Duke, **Senior Active**, ine Galliers, Buzz, Display Fixtures. Mfg NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN ei , James T., Banking, Sharon . Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen .on ber . Bruder, Botsies _ vest eee a be NAME ee ard Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie .. Roper, Rick, : Rubley David, “Senior Active™, ee y; ‘Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita . Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra.. Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active™*, Wanda Stewart, William, ee Manager, Adi. Actv., Sally.. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mig., Barbara . Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Eri Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian . Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy.. Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy . Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole ..... Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinda . ide ; 29350 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ...... Whelan, Jim, Radio | Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores . Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active** , Tom, PropertySecon ins., ener Nelson, ‘A, “Senior Active**, Jean Nettleman, William, Past Service, ‘Sally (Sarah. O'Connell, sat **Senior Active**, Sally Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy Pierce, David, Real Estate peal aren . Putnam, Mark, *Senior Active**, J. Adaire . Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie .... 278-7327 Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca .. Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt. |‘Mig., Adi. nen Donna. 2) Geishert, Edward “Senior Active**, Sylvia Gerlach, Mi Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Ph Glover, Steve, **Senior Active", Cynthia CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN 61 6-432- 3757 279-9405 278-7095, 278-7738 278-6736 278-7703 279-9282 278-5033 «279-9072 .. 278-3283 278-2311 279-7537 * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Whocians Sept. INVOCATION: IMPORTANT: Golf Course 3, 1996 Jim Troust Quincy - COLDWATER Rotary $22.00 Coming in October: for more details! Deal Best” ROTARY CLUB SONG Golf Coldwater Scramble Noon Welcome LEADER: - Monday Rotary Golf "Steady" Eddie Sept. Lake 9, Scramble! at Quincy Stay tuned ANNOUNCEMENTS: Brian Sexton announced that the club is helping to sponsor an exchange student from Japan. As this was an unplanned situation, President Pat is asking club members to contribute $10.00 to defray expenses. Get your $10.00 to Pat or Brian by 9-296. Also needed is a volunteer youth coordinator to help with details involved in hosting our guest, and a couple of families who are willing to be host families. Let Brian know! Tim Hart 50/50 announced Drawing: that $43.00 he won & Pam by are poor expecting Jim Sargent of Arms Rob Putnam extracted with sports trivia table questions.. ABOUT You car OLD remember, THE FOUR-WAY speed. (Charles once you’re Schultz) 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to allconcerned? "Over in April. Hiscock lots of scholarship dollars AGE: know you’re getting old when "getting in the parking lot. (Bruce Lansky) Just a child the lucky" Hill", you means begin finding to your pick up TEST of the things we think, say or do = 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will itbe BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY —- UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE —- WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE - QUALITY INN —- THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. : UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 : COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright _ OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson Director: Mark Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN. Adams, Les, ta bri Putn COMMUNITY year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: : SERVICE Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Director: BarryCase Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case 50/50 COMMITTEE Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Directorat Large: Brian Sexton Vocational Awareness: James Cole 2 This committee will arrange programs for the Buzz Galliers, Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL —_ pth em ec : reg Bader Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Past President NAME ~ Darwin Robison : Public Relations: ‘ea Whelan VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1998-Brian Sexton Co-Chairman: Mike Gerlach Coldwater, Michigan 49036 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Ken Smoker Senior Citizens: Chuck WoodwardChairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike Gerlach- Chairman Youth Scholarship: Ri h Holben— Chairman, Richard { Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton . ‘PHONE NAME G Poi Is CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN halski, James T., Banki PHONE 9, Sharon ; 74 3 NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose . Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie.. Roper, Rick, Sia -Rubley, David, **Senior Active", Del 2 238-2324 ee + William, School Superint er s, Banking, Adl., Actv., Pamela Cook, Warren J., Eugenie . : : *™ Culy, Fred, * eins Active™*, Cc wi creati Kell layne eaes. Kerr, Robert, Senior Active**.. Klein, Ken, Property Management, ( e Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, I Koss, ae “Senior Active™, Jan Do . ‘ 278-650" *** *** Tamar, Earl, Hospital ise Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy * Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole.. Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet * *** * F A Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Reste Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie — Glover, Steve, “Senior Active’, | .279- 71 4 3e ig, “seni Sexton, Brian, saereoend Pelxisdting; Sandra eas ae **Senior Active™, Wanda Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adi. Actv., Lucin Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ........... 16 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia.. White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Caro! Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active"* ..... Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy . s ing Pierce, ‘David, Real Estate Appr. isals, Kare! ide lark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire , Past Service, Coralie.. * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most ) i t iLe Who Serves Best” Pu (ey Awe Published by the COLDWATER ROTARY The Singingest September 10, 1996 Y | Rotary REFLECTOR ?P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 CM in the U.S. A. WELCOME TO ROTARY Todays Greeters: Should've been September 10, 1996 Ray Cardenas and Jack Faulkner Last Week: The meeting was led by President DeJour, Barry Case. Ed Lake led the singing. But we couldn't sing Happy Birthday to anyone because the Editor doesn't know who has the birthday list. Help him out if you can! Dave Pierce led the invocation. MAKE-UPS: jim Lyon- Sturgis, Pete Baldwin- Quincy (3), Ray Cardenas, Jack Faulkner Bronson, Harold Card - Angola, Jim Koss HMS Maasdam, in the North Atlantic aboard ship somewhere near Helsinki. No Guests Today! Early Leavers: Mike Galliers, Mark Galliers, Tom Moorhead, Harold Card, Brian Sexton, Rob Putman, Tom Kramer, Larry Downs, Jim Grohalski, Larry Parks, and a name we couldn't read. Bill Curry resigned due to employment and attendance conflict. ROTARY GOLF OUTINGS: QUINCY: YESTERDAY COLDWATER: OCTOBER 1, 1:30 at CCC. If you haven't signed up, call Tom Kramer at ADAPT Sergeant-at-Arms today was Randall Hazelbaker (Mr. History) who assessed fines for incorrect answers to automobile trivia questions, in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Automobile. PROGRAM: Don Shemel shared his impressions of the Republican National family. his with Convention in San Diego, where he attended as an alternate, along Don was impressed with Elizabeth Dole's speech, the parties, the weather in san Diego, and sheer organization of the entire convention. Kinda like going to a, local Board of Commissicners Meeting! 50/50 Drawing was $52, won new High School addition. THE FOUR-WAY 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? by Bill Chinnery, to be applied to cost over-runs on the TEST of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH —- THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON: ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT | President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN ‘Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mike Galliers Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, - Darwin Robison. Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, ( ard Geishert Sergeants t-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling Jim Erickson) VOCATIONAL SERVICE Mark Pu "Nal MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification: Membership Developme Bob Rumsey- shairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director at Large: Brian Sexton Four-Way.Test: a. Sons Past President Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you havea suggestion fora program please advise one of these members. Director: Greg Bruder John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and prises 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE | Director: Duke David on Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach CLUB SERVICE Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling DIRECTORS: ROTARY SHOW Vocational Awareness: James Cole CLUB HISTORIAN, ‘Craig Sebald COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry SONG LEADERS Tom Kramer Jim Whelan. Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs outof our normal realm. Gary Werkman-Chairman Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Chairman, Tim Hart Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner- Chairman, Ken Smoker Warren Cook Greg Bruder Ed Lake - Chairman, Handicapped Children: Greg Brayton- Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Barry Case Senior Citizens: Chuck Woodward- District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike Gerlach- Chairman Youth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard White, David Rubley Hertel G. Siew Interact. Committee: Bill Nettleman- Chairman, Ste er, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James T 3 C ‘ 9, Shel. Investments, Cindy nas, Ray, C.L.U., Life Insuranci Card; Harola, “Senior Active”, ag eg PHONE oak CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie .... « OREE Rick, Rubley, David, **Senior Active**, Del.. Rumsey, Robert, “*Senior Active’, Phyllis. Smokei Ken, Retail Srecaies Spittle, Jim, Theatrical Director, Hilary Stewart, William, City Manager, Adl. Actv Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg., Barbara . Taylor, Howard, “Senior Active’, Lola. Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin ' Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian . Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy Troust, im, **Senior Active** , Rebecc Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active* , Trudy.. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole ....... s soatine Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet ..... Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv., t Kellogg, Wayne, “RetailiI sects weer, Dorothy .. Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active** Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere.. Koss, Jim, *Senior Active**, Jan Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Aros NAME Edward, OB/GYN teal Karen Ann .. Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ...... Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores . ers, *** * s Galliers, Matt Galliers, ‘Michael, Display Fixt. Mfg., Adl. Actv., Donna. 278- 6603 Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia .. . 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie ...... Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthi Bales Larry, Mobile Home Sales, . Patton, Gil, **Senior Active**, Jane Perry, Geral Clothing Retail, Laurie . Pierce, Real Estate Appraisals. Putnam, Mark, ** Senior Active**, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-8808 ve 279-4497 278-5796 Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda in, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Car Woodward, Charles, **Senior Active** .... Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy .. 279-7587. * Past President “ Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” September Today’s 17, WELCOME should have greeters Last week: pulled out Guests: 1996 Bob all Frank TO been ROTARY! Jim September Hiscock & 17, Larry Iveson. Loose led the invocation and song leader Ed Lake the stops! Happy Birthday was sung to Jim Gordon. Pippenger-Bronson, Dick Huttenlochen-Quincy. Prez Pat announced Coldwater Noon Rotary was on top of for attendance for clubs our size, with an 82% average attendance. 20 years ago, that would qualify for about place! The meeting went into the Twilight Zone as we clean-up volunteers for Sunday. Fred Anderson thankfully ended the stalemate. Sgt at Arms Mike many scholarship Early leavers: Don’t forget 50/50 Drawing Dean. Tom Kramer. 1996 Galliers prepared an dollars were raised. Jerry Boguth, Mike Rotary Club Outing - won $52 Golf by Steve waited & Buzz excellent "Bugs" heap 10th for I-69 Galliers table quiz Ron Gibson & Tuesday October Gerlach, - the and Jeff 1 !! See Kasperski. The program was introduced by Jerry Towns. Our speaker was Ron Trowbridge, Director of External communications at Hillsdale College, formerly with the U.S. Information Agency in Washington D.C. Dr. Trowbridge brought an anecdotal presentation of the conservative perspective on the general state of present day college education. His interesting speech had a polarizing effect on the audience and several liberals were heard grumbling on their way back to their cars. Trowbridge invited club members to take advantage of attending many special events the college has featuring well known political, educational and entertaining personalities. He is also the editor of "IMPRIMOS". NEW MEMBER: Paul Mastrangelo, Director of the Tibbits Opera House, has been approved for membership. Any member objecting, do so to the board in writing within 10 days of today's meeting. THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. RICAL > MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY -— 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER : Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 ROTARY 1995-1996 | : COMMITTEES ; ES aa SERVICE “CLUB Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kaper Presi ident STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording : tary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. F INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Mike Galliers : Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White © John Schroll, phon Tom Kramer and dim Erickson) Flower eee 1995-Barry Case Bon Bruder : Dick Uhl _ VOCATIONAL SERVICE Harold Card = ‘Bob RumseyAl Nelson Saeed Director: ; Barry SPECIAL-When called by President Chairman, Tim Hart REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Mark Putnam Barry Case | Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership eee : Vocational ‘Awareness: James Cole BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: Brian Sexton-Chairman World Community Service: Jim Troust, | _ Bill Chinery pear Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE hairman, Jerry Towns, 2 Director at Large: Brian Sexton 1998-Brian Sexton Past President February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Chuck Tusc ling = 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE _ Mike Gerlach OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL : ROTARY SHOW These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. ry Werkman- Chairman CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald G SONG:LEADERS Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Ed Lake - Chairman, Tom Kramer Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Ken Smoker ‘Seni r Citizens: Chuck Woodward- District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown ae tie NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Grohalski, James T., Banking, Sharon .... Guisinger Dick, Dental Lab, cola PHONE NAME 741-3663 ee ee + pe Kellogg, Wayne, Retail § Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active™ ..he ee eee CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose. Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie .. Roper, Rick, ‘Rubley, David, Senior Activ e, Del. Rumsey, Robert, **Senior Active™, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla ‘Sebald, C aig, **Senior Active**, Rita. Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sani ‘Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda ker, Ken, Retail Gro PHONE 278-2291 278-8745 . 278-7327 78-5006 . 278-8068 Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active™*, Lola.. Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian . Towns, deny, “Senior Active**, Ni Tuschiing, Charles, **Senior Active"*, Trud Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole ..... Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active**, Janet . Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. Actv Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie .. Whetan, Jim, Radio rine eb Galliers, Matt Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt.ian “Ad. ‘Aetv., Donna. , Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia_ Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie . 278-7331 * — Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia «1279-7163 *** Young, Charles, 9 aanmees Dorothy ierce, David, Real Estate Appraisal ~ Putnam, Mark, *Senior / ctive™*, _ Redman, Bob, Past Servic * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow — �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” tary REFLECTOR (9B? The Singingest Sept.« You you 24, 1996 —_ P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 hin the U. S. A. WELCOME TO should’ve been greeted today weren’t, please inform your ROTARY! Sept. 24, 1996 by Fred Anderson & Chuck local Sergeant-at-Arms. Young! If MAKE UPS: Sturgis- Jim Lyons; Quincy; Les Adams, Mark Galliers, Ken Smoker, Bill Nettleman, Carroll Barnes; Taos, New Mexico and Estes Park C.O.- Jim Troust. Thanks Guys! EARLY LEAVERS Dave Pierce, Galliers. LAST John WEEK: Jim Hutchinson, Erickson, Duke Gregg Davidson, Dean, Gary Mike Gerlach, Howe, Mike LAST WEEKS PROGRAM: Steve Glover introduced Bob McHolm, Branch County Conservation Officer. Bob has been living in Quincy and has worked in Branch County for the past 9 years. Bob related several humorous stories about illegal hunting & fishing, graciously omitting the real names of these offenders. He also discussed the great quality of fishing on our area lakes. 50/50: Won (again) by Bob Redman, know your "Hiszonor" says: You * Your twin brother * You call hold. -* You turn the on the having forgets suicide news who your pocketed $53.00. a bad when: day birthday prevention hotline & they interviewing are & they Art put you on LaFevre. THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. 2. Is it the TRUTH? |s it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE — QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION —- ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �© ge"1989 = yr ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES P.O. Box42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Director: ie OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PA ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER _ Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN ~ Treasurer FRED ANDERSON _sAssistant Treasurer SOLER CLUB SERVICE Bulletin Director: Duke Davidson Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Kes Darwin Robison é Howard Teeter, Edward Gei shert. Richard H. White. Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, 1998-Brian Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R. I. District 6360 .en Stuttman President, Rotary International HerbertG. Brown Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson | Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson Classification/Membership * Vocational Awards: James Spittle Sexton Past President 3 MEMBERSHIP “a Director: Mark Putnam Mark Putnam Charles Tuschling John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and oe Brian Sexton-Chairman _ World Community Service: Jim: Troust, Chairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, VOCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE Rotary International | Foundation: Sergeants-at-Arms Chuck Tuschling please advise one of these members. International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers 1994-Mark Putnam 1997- John Hutchinson Director: Greg Bruder Public Relations: Jim Whelan DIRECTORS: 1995-Barry Case INTERNATIONAL ip Activities: Steve Glover, Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, 1996-Greg Bruder This committee will arrange programs forthe year. If you have a suggestion for a program Mike Gerlach Mike Galliers Fellow 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 50/50 COMMITTEE Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson — Directorat Large: Brian Sexton Four-Way-Test: LarryDowns Vocational Awareness: James Cole COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. ‘CLUB HISTORIAN Craig Sebald : These funds will be used to help support Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder Jim Erickson SONG LEADERS Mike Gerlach E .Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Rural ‘Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Chairman, Bob Loose _ Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Chairman, ich Holben- Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN “PHONE NAME G CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN halski, James NAME T., Banking, Sharon CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN: PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie ...... ard tee + id r n, ae Advertising, Sally. Sey Bruder, Greg L., Investments, oe Cardenas, Ray, C.L.U., Life Insuran Card, Wei “Senior Active" ) / Wiliam, “School Superintendent mes, Banking, Adl., Actv., Pamel * + wee ‘Smoker, Ken, Retail Groceries, . pittle, Jim, icatice Director, deg Kellogg, Way! K ‘obert, **Senior Active** . Klein, Ken, Property Management, Kornstein, Vince, **Senior Active** Seat Jim, * *Senior Active™*, eh *** *** * : i Iv Gerlach, ‘Mike, Fast Food Mectaurtit Kristina .. Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie.. * — Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia avings and cae: lla .. **Senior Active**, Rita. “Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra . Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda Adraniesiaaon, Erin. "279-5400 278-4222 278-8474 . 278-4402 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie .............. Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores 278-7095 . 278-7738 . 278-6736 Tamar, Earl, ay Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy . Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy . Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active’*, Janet Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adl. A Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda.. . 278-7703 Pierce, ‘David, Real Estate. Appraisals, Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adair Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” Published by the COLDWATER ROTARY. The Singingest ‘Rotary REFLECTOR CLIBY P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 Bin the U.S. A. Welcome to Rotary October 8, 1996 Last week: The Club met for lunch at the Coldwater Country Club for our luncheon meeting, which was followed by our Annual Club Golf Outing. Nine foursomes participated in the outing and enjoyed a beautiful day on the course. Great temps, sunshine, and the beginning of fall colors combined to make it a great day away from the office. Of course, it was greater for some more than others, especially for the winners! The foursome of Tom Kramer, Ed Lake, Jim Olmsted and and Dave Pierce copped top honors with a score of 8 under par!! They received their just a the hearty congratulations of all the other participants. COMING UP: Watch for our Big 75th Anniversary Gala coming up in early December!! The event will be at the Quality Inn. Sargeant at Arms Rob Putnam did a commendable job under adverse conditions in raising scholorship dollars. Using an animal trivia format, Rob stumped us on such important facts as animal life longevity, mating habits, and other significant information. He was assisted by Mike Galliers. Sparky Tyson reported that he is suspending the Autumn Softball Pre-Season Training sessions again this year. . Prez Pat put out the appeal for helpers with the Inter Act Highway Cleanup. He got three volunteers for Sunday......did you remember? A Point to Ponder: of things". "No cases of eyestrain have ever been developed by looking on the bright side To answer your question: The recent editor of the Newsletter has been Dave Pierce. Anybody having the Birthday List is asked to please supply him with a copy. Anybody with information to be submitted to the Consideration of Your Request Committee, can drop off that info to Dave. We thank you for your support. THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do 1. 2. Isitthe TRUTH? — Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH -— WEDNESDAY 11:45 A.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE —- QUALITY INN - THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH - THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN — MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kasperski : - Bulletin: Mik Galliers OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERK( RN Treasurer Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Informatio Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeants-at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman, Al Nelson, Dave Pierce, John ‘Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and DIRECTORS: Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer Chuck Tuschling 1994-Mark Putnam 1995-Barry Case 1 996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle 1998-Brian Sexton Harold Card BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President _ DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.I. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International HerbertG. Brown This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program please advise one of these members. Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder International Youth Projects: Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development: Bob Rumsey-Chairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson | Director at Large: Brian Sexton Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs Past President 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson C raig Sebald Ken Smoki Barry Case Warren Cook Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be used to help support needy projects and/or needs out of our normal realm. Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handicapped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart : Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Mark Putnam Gary Werkman-Chairman Greg Bruder CLUB HISTORIAN Vocational Awareness: James Cole Brian Sexton-Chairman Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer Gregg Dean, Hal Soxttil r Senior Citizens: Chuck WoodwardChairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth ‘Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill NettlemanChairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, Dave Rubley, Dennis. Booster, Greg Brayton NAME *** ee ‘CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN ‘Grohalski, James T.,oe Adams, Les, Swimming Pools . Albright, Pat, Swine Production, Colleen Anderson, Fred, ** Senior, Activ Baldwin, Pete, Hon f Barnes, Carroll, a Sharon *** ears opie Holben, Rich, “Senic Howe, Gary, Optom Hutchinson, John, Civil | ** Iveson, Larry, **Senior Active**, Jacquelyn e., “*Senior Active** , Pat _ Exterminator, Vi Boguth, ‘Oarald, City vernme Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sall Bruel) eh |eBl ae! Koss, Jim, “Senior Active", a Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop . ake, Edward, Ss Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, Education, Barb ..... Gaallier: Buzz, Display Fixtures Mfg., ; tee * Gallers, ‘Michael, Display Fix Mig, AdI. pie “Donna Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina . Gibson, Ron, Physician, -trtiager = Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, NAME 278-7331 279-7163 CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose .. Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie.. Roper, Rick, ‘ Rubley, David, **Senior Active**, Del leapt **Senior Active”, Phy! Sexton, Hal,HO SBerkos Active**, A Wanda Smoker, pl Retail, Groceries, . . Strobel, "Nor, Automotive Parts Mi * — Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active”, | Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Eri *** Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian *** Towns, Jerry, **Senior Active**, Nancy . Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca.. Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole .. * Uhl, Richard, **Senior Active** _ Janet Vandoren, Andrew, Ci | Law, Adl. Actv., Lucinda Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jac Whelan, Jim, Radio Broz cas ing, Patricia.. White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores * Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Carol .. arles, **Senior Active** at Woodward, les, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy .. 2279-5400 278-4222 . 278-6736 278-7703 .- 279-9282 78-5033 , id, Real Estate Appraisals. , Karen Putnam, Mark, **Senior Active**, J. Adaire Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie.. * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’, _ Sy Published by the COLDWATER RG] “Rotary REFLECTOR CCSB? P.O. Box 42, Coldwater, MI 49036 The Singingest FM in> the U.S. A. WELCOME TO ROTARY! October 14, 1996 Today you were greeted-by John Hutchinson & Bob Redman! Guests at Last Week's Meeting: Jim Eley, Past Prez/Bronson, Hide Yakamoto, Japanese Exchange Student, and Erin Mullally, CHS Senior. Our Newest Member: Paul Mastrangelo was introduced by Ray Cardenas. Paul presented an eloquent introduction of himself after ray mispronounced his name, and told about his background and family. Skit committee members working on next year's show sensed some new talent in the club! — Make-Ups: Jim Lyon (Sturgis), Jim Peters & Bill Stewart (Sunrise), Les Adams (Montgomery?), Jim Hiscock (Leonidas?), Carroll Barnes (Angola), Ray Cardenas (Bronson). Thanks Guys! Announcements: Pres. Pat announced the Annual Convention for R.I. to be held in Glasgow, Scotland. Info is available from Pat if you're interesed. Tom Kramer disavowed any knowledge of funny business at the recent Rotary Golf Outing. Matt Galliers did an outstanding job of assessing fines! This guy kills me! Last Weeks' Program: George Henderson, representing the Sister City group talked about the experiences over the past 25 years with Coldwater's Sister City, Soltau, Germany. 47 localites recently returned from a trip to Soltau commemorating the 25th anniversary of the program. George showed some video footage of the groups reception in Germany and talked about the great time the travelers have enjoyed. He also shared stories of the program's inception and some interesting stories of the effects of the program. George commented that Coldwater enjoys one of the countries most successful Sister City programs and encouraged club members to consider joining a new group for a trip this coming July. Information can be gained from George (279-2040), or from Margaret Wendell, the group's new President at 279-9150. Early Leavers Who Missed the Program: Gregg Dean Les Adams Bill Chinnery John Hutchinson Rich Holben Duke Davidson Bill Tyson Howard taylor Tim Hart “THE 1. 2. FOUR-WAY Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? TEST Carroll Barnes Harold Card Buzz Galliers Ken Leonard of the things we think, say or do 3. Will it buiid GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? MEMBER You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs - MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY 12:15 P.M. A.M. : BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY 11:45 HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — ROUNDTABLE INN — TUESDAY 6:00 P.M. COLDWATER SUNRISE— QUALITY INN — THURSDAY 7:00 A. M. ALBION — ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH — THURSDAY 12:00 NOON STURGIS — STURGIS AUDITORIUM — MONDAY 11:45 A. M. BATTLE CREEK — STOUFFERS — MONDAY 12:00 NOON ANGOLA — SUNSET INN - MONDAY 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - POLICE STATION — TUESDAY — 12:00 NOON �( \RY ROTARY CLUB CLUB O OF COLDWATER ROTARY 1995-1996 COMMITTEES Coldwater, Michigan CLUB SERVICE P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1995-1996 TERRY O'CONNELL President PAT ALBRIGHT President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE HABERKORN Treasurer | FRED ANDERSON ss Assistant Treasurer DIRECTORS: 1994-Mark Putnam Past President i Harold Card Director: Pat Albright Attendance: Steve Kasperski Bulletin: Mik i Fellowship Activities: Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations: Jim Whelan Rotary Information: Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sergeant at-Arms: Greg BruderChairman | Nelson, Dave Pierce, John Schroll, (Subs: Tom Kramer and Jim Erickson) Flower Committee: Dick Uhl Rotary Support: Jim Troust-Chairman, Chuck Tuschling. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: REGULAR-2nd Monday of each month SPECIAL-When called by President DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District Governor R.l. District 6360 Len Stuttman President, Rotary International Herbert G. Brown Director: Mark Putnam Vocational Awards: James Spittle Four-Way-Test: Larry Downs | Vocational Awareness: James February22, 23 & 24 Director: Duke Davidson VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1995-Barry Case 1996-Greg Bruder 1997- John Hutchinson 1998-Brian Sexton 1995-1996 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROTARY SHOW This committee will arrange programs for the year. If you have a suggestion for a program ‘Co-Chairman: Buzz Galliers, Mike Gerlach please advise one of these members. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Greg Bruder Brian Sexton-Chairman Mark Putnam Mike Galliers Rotary International Foundation: Warren Cook International Youth Projects: Richard H. White World Community Service: Jim Troust, Charles Tuschling MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION Director: John Hutchinson Classification/Membership Development Bob Rumsey-C ‘hairman, Jerry Towns, Al Nelson — Director at Large: Brian Sexton CLUB HISTORIAN Cole Tom Kramer Jim Whelan Bill Chinery Mike Gerlach Dwight Woodman John Hutchinson 50/50 COMMITTEE These funds will be Used to help support needy projects and/or needs normal realm. out of our Gary Werkman-Chairman Craig Sebald COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Barry Case Handi apped Children: Greg BraytonChairman, Tim Hart Rural Urban: Jack Faulkner-Chairman, Barry Case SONG LEADERS Ed Lake - Chairman, Gregg Dean, Hal Sexton - Greg Bruder Jim Erickson Mike Gerlach Steve Kasperski Tom Kramer : Ken Smoker Senior Citizens: Chuck Woodward- Chairman, Bob Loose Student Guests: Mike GerlachChairman Youth Scholarship: Rich HolbenChairman, Richard White, David Rubley Interact Committee: Bill Nettleman- Chairman, Steve Glover, Pete Baldwin, ~ Dave Rubley, Dennis Boester, Greg Brayton NAME Biringer, Richard, Boester, Dennis * * , , Advertising, Sally . Bruder, Greg L., Investments, Cinc Cardenas, Ray, C.L.U , Life Insur Card, Harold, **Senior Active**, Dorothy Case, Barry, C.P.A., JoAnn ...... Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon Cole, James, ren: Adl., Actv., Pamela.. x, Wa J Dean,eee Real Esta Dean, pals ee *** *** fetes. Randall, fe ee Mary K Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg., Adl. Actv. Hiscock, Ji ile Retail, Kay.. ** x: Iveson, Larry, **Se jor Active**, Jacquelyn *** Jolley, Santford, **Senior Active**, Pat Kasperski, Steve L., Exterminator, Vicki Kellogg, Wayne, Retail Sportswear, acted ; Kerr, Robert, **Senior Active”* . Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy .. Koi stein, Vince, **Senior Active**, Winivere . Koss, Jim, **Senior Active**, Jan . Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop | Lake, Edward, OB/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann Loose, = — Active™: Margaret ‘Lyon, Jim, * * / i 278-6501 *** *** igen * PHONE Redmond, Robert, Vocational Education, Rose . 278-2291 Robison, Darwin, Hardware Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 278-8745 Roper, Rick, Rubley, David, **Senior Active’, Del . Rumsey, Robert, **Senior Active**, Phyllis Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, lla . Sebald, Craig, **Senior Active**, Rita Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra. Sexton, Hal, **Senior Active**, Wanda Smc ef, Ken, Retail Groceries Spi = Stewart, William, City Manager, Adi. Actv. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mig.., Barbara .278-7100 Taylor, Howard, **Senior Active**, Lola. Tamar, Earl, Hospital Administrator, Erin . 279-5400 Teeter, Howard, **Senior Active**, Marian 78-4222 Towns, Jerry, **Senior ‘Active**, Nancy . 78-8474 . 278-4402 Troust, Jim, **Senior Active**, Rebecca Tuschling, Charles, **Senior Active**, Trudy . 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole ........ . 279-7806 | | Richard, “Senior Active’*, Janet 616-432-3757 Vandoren, Andrew, Civil Law, Adi. Actv., Lucinda... 279-9405 Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie ..... Rick Galliers, Buzz, "Display alee Fi Mfg., Linda Galliers, Matt Galliers, Michael, Display Fixt. Mfg., Adl. Acty. Donna. 278+ 6603 *** Geishert, Edward, **Senior Active**, Sylvia.. »- 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4460 Gibson, Ron, Physician, Marjorie.. 278-7331 * — Glover, Steve, **Senior Active**, Cynthia ... 279-7163 CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, **Senior Active**, Delores.. Woodhams, Lawrence, **Senior Active**, Linda . = Woodman, Dwight, Board of Public Utilities, Caro! Woodwa Charles, **Senior Active’ ...... Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy 78-7095 278-7738 278-6736 78-7703 279-9282 . 278-5033 . 279-9072 Putnam, nar, **Senio ctiver”, Si Adaire . Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie ... * Past President ** Paul Harris Rotary Fellow �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION S ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. 279-9568 Albright, Pat, Agticollure-Swine, Colleen 238-2479 Anderson, Fred, SA-BanWng, Kathryn 278-6033 Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 639-3513 ■ Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Retail, Margaret 278-8006 ● ■* Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry. 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. Bruder, Greg, Irwestments 278-8489 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 238-5421 ■ ■ ' ” ' " The Singingest Club in The USA Date: 10/22/96 Presiding: Pal Albright Invocation: J. Troust Song Leader: E. Lake This Week’s Greeters: J. Dygert & J. Perry Next Week’s Greeters: This Week*s Birthdays 278-5789 Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case, Barry, CPA, Joann 278-5378 Chmery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon Cole, James, Add Active Banking. Pamela 279-5910 Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail. Dorothy. 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Larry Parks Robert Rumsey 279-7986 Jerry Higgins’ birthday was last week (his name was listed incorrectly. Sorry Jerry!) Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS DATE JOINED Davidson, Duke. SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639-4804 Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 278-7851 Charles Woodward 50! 10/29/46 ■ Dean, Jefirey, SA-Flre Insurance 278-8133 Jim Hiscock 10 10/26/86 ■ ” Dean. John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Goll Marketing, Judy. Dygert. John, SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 ■ ■■ ● " ● ■ ●● ■■ ● " 278-4248 279-7217 Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Malt, Rec. Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna.... Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 279-9350 Getlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie 238-2995 Glover, Steve, SA. Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon. Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Make-ups B, Case, C. Barnes, A. Nelson, Malt Galliers, R. Cardenas, R. Rumsey, K, 279-2174 Smoker - Quincy; G. Howe - Gulf Shores, AL(2), R. Hazelbaker - Westland, MI; M. Putnam, W. Kellogg, G. Brayton, Jerry Higgins - Sunrise; Mark 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 Hart, Tim, Video Producliops, Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Rardall, Antiques, Mary Kay. Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts MIg.-ADL AC, Eileen.... 279-7875 Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary. Optometrist, Bente 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Galliers - Bronson Guests Dick Huttenlocher, Steve O’Donnell - Quincy; Jim Wodyka - Sunrise 238-5848 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santiqrd, SA, Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki 278-6628 Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Uniiorms, Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardv/are Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management. Cindy. 278-4369 Kornslein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. Lake, Edward., OB'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karla 278-6100 767-4508 ■ Loose. Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA. Judy. ■ Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 Announcements Plan now to help the club celebrate its 75th Anniversary on December 3, 1996 at the Quality Inn. Early Leavers Greg Dean, Jim Whelan, Ken Smoker, Rob Putnam & Mike Galliers. 278-8773 Program A tour of the water treatment facility. 278-2007 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins, MaryBelh 279-8610 ■ Nelson. Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 767-3510 ■ Netlleman, William, Pas! Seivice, Sally(Sarah) O'Connall, Terry, SA, Sally. Olmsted. Jim, Honorary. Parks. Larry, Mobile Home Sales 279-4497 Patton, Gil, SA.Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Clothing-Retail, Laurie 278-7510 Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA/Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire. 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob. Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 RedtTiond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick. Conpuler Sales 278-8809 ■ ■' Rubley, David, SA, Del 278-7327 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? ● " Rumsey, Robert, SA'Sporting Goods-Reiail, Phyllis.. 278-5006 Schroll. John, Savings and Loan, lla 278-8068 Sebald. Craig, SA, Rita 273-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboatd Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 '■ ● ■ ■ " ‘ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ 639-8453 SO/SO Winner 279-4481 Paul Mastrangelo - $47.00 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination GaryWerkman, Chairman Kids Christmas Program Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. Slewerl, William, City GovernmenVAA, Saily. 279-9042 Director 278-4478 Brian Sexton Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts MIg., Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA, Lola 278-2859 Membership/ 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 279-8958 Towns, Jerry, SA-BanUng, Nancy. 278-8474 Troust, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 279-7806 Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospilal,Janet .(616) 432-3757 Bob Rumsey, Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Workman, Gary, Dentist. Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia 278-7738 Director White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply. Delores 278-6736 Jim Coie Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon, Linda 278-7703 Woodman, Dwighi, B.PU. Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 Young, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 ● Past President ●● Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA-Senior Actrre Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Jim Gordon, Chairman Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12;15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregalional Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM, JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon Club Historian Craig Sebald Thurs. 7:00 A,M, ALBION ● St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS ● Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 TERRY O’CONNELL Past President PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Glay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Attendance Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter. Edward Geishert Director Barry Case Club Roster Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach MEETING EVERY TUESDAY 12:15 pm Ken Smoker Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Coldwater Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case �ColdwaterROTARV MEMBER ROSTER NAME ● ●* ’ " ■* ‘ CLASSIFICATION 4 HOTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Ctndy. 279-9568 AlbfighL Pal, Agrieultjre-Swtne, Colleen 238-2479 Anderson, Red, SA-Bankjng, Kathryn 278-6033 Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane 639-3513 Barnes, Carroll. SA-Shoes Reiail. Margaret Biringer. Richard, SA-Chnl Law PracBce, Jean 278-8006 278-8086 Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Bogutti, Gerald City Gwernmeni, Terry Braylon. Greg, Advertising, Sally. Bruder, Greg, Investments Card, Harold. SA-Hardwaie Retail, Dorothy 279-8218 . .. . 238-2076 Case. Barry, CRA, Joann 278-5378 .. . .. ' Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. Dygeri, John, SA-Career Center. Mary. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 ’■ Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career. Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 279-9350 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjore Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Baitara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 270-4728 .... Holben. Rich, SA . ... 238-2418 Howe, Gary. Optometrist, Bente . ... 279-8888 .. 11/2/84 9 11/3/87 13 11/8/83 Mark Galliers & D. Robison - Bronson; J. Schroll, J. Peters, K. Smoker, J. Faulkner, J. Boguth, H. Card, J. Lawson, & L. Downs - Quincy; H. Card, J. Lyon - Angola; D. Robison - Sunrise. Guests Brian Webber ● non-Rotarian; Lee Renterghem, Greenville. Announcements 279-7505 Seventy five years of service to our area will be celebrated December 3 by the Coldwaier Rotary at the Quality Inn. Mark your calendar and join us! 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Prmtng, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley, Santtord SA. Pat . Kasperski. Steve, Exterminator, Vicki... . . . . 279-7469 . 278-6628 .. Kefcgg, Wayne, Sports Wear.hJnHorms. Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 276-2322 Early Iweavers 270-4369 . . .. Gregg Dean, Tim Hart, Craig Sebald, Randall Hazelbaker, Jim Hiscock, 278-6501 Caroll Barnes, Ken Leonard & Les Adams. 238-2265 . ... 278-6832 278-8773 * Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy, 278-2007 ■ Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins, MaryBelh 279-8610 ■ Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 767-3510 ' Nettleman, Wiliam, Past Service, Sally(Sarah) O’Connell, Terry, SA, Sally. Olmsted, Jim, Honorary Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 279-4497 Patton, Gil, SA.Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry. Clolhing-Hetail, Laurie 278-7510 Program Douglas Langham, Bureau of Worker’s Comp., gave an overview of the worker’s comp, system and offered suggestions on how to reduce claim costs. 639-8453 50/50 Winner 279-4481 Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah . .. Jeff Dean $59.00 639-5902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce. David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA'Funeral Home DirecDr, J. Adaire... 276-2313 Puhiam. Rob, Machine Mfg., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Serves, Corale 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education. Rose 270-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin. Hardware-RetaH. Bonne 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER ERIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rkk. Computer Safes 278-8809 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Rubley, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert, SA'Sporting Goods-Retail. Phyts ... . Schrol, John, Savngs and Loan. Ila 1. Is it the TRUTH? 278-5006 278-8068 Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program 278-4478 Brian Sexton 278-8373 Sexton. Brian. Hardboard Fabreating. Sandra 279-8543 . . 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpets-Retaii. Laura Smoker, Ken, Reiail-Grocfe^. Slewert. William, City Gcwernmenc'AA, Sally . Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mlg„ Barbara The 4 Way Test 278-7327 .. SebakJ, Craig, SA. Hria Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda . , 279-8958 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor, Howard, SA. Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA. Marian 2784222 Bob Rumsey, Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-0474 Trousl, Jim, SA, Rebecca 2784402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 2384577 Tyson, Bill, Pasi Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospiial,Janet ” 12 238-5846 . 767-4508 ● Ray Cardenas Rick Roper Gregg Dean 279-7875 . 278-6100 ■ DATE JOINED 639-4402 Hazelbaker, Randall. Antiques. Mary Kay. Higgins. Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mtg.-ADL AC. Eileen. Hiscock. Jim, Automobile Retail. Kay Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret ■ YEARS Make-ups 741-3663 238-4191 ● '● NAME 238-2995 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service, Karla '* Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 639-4635 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene ■ Mark Putnam Jerry Perry 278-6603 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake, Edward., OBrGYN Surgeon, Karen Ann ● Edward Geishert 278-5388 Koss,Jim, SA.Jan * This Week \ Birthdays 279-2174 Komstein, Vince, SA, Wmivere ” Next Week’s Greeters: 279-7217 Klein, Ken, Property Managenrent. Cmdy. ■ *■ * 11/6 D. Woodman & J. Dean 278-4248 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law. Maureen ● ” E. Lake 278-8133 Hart, iTm, Video Productions, Pameta ●● Song Leader: 278-4287 278-7851 ■ D. Pierce 639-8669 .. 639-4804 ■ invocation: 279-7986 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. ● ●* Pal Albright 279-5910 Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy, Fred. SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance ' ” Presiding: 238-5421 Cardenas. Ray. Life Insurance, Gonze ■ '● ■' 10/29/96 278-5789 Cuny, WiUiam. Consultant, Coleen ' This Week's Greeters: Date: 278-8489 Chinery, Williarn. School Superintendent. Sharon ' ” The Singingest Club in The USA Chuck Woodward, Chair. Club Programs Sebald, Dick Moore 270-7738 Director 276-6736 Jim Cole Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. 270-7095 Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 276-7703 Woodman, Dwight, B.P.U. Director, Carol 279-9282 Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 'ibung, Charles, iFshing Equipment, Dorothy, 279-9072 " Paul Harris Roiary Fellow SA - Senior Active Jim Cole, Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson 432-3757 Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach y&u will alwa/s be welcome at these neighboring dubs. MAKEUP'rOURATTENDANACE-BEA 100%MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church. Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris 75th Anniversary Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia White, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores ● Past President Steve Glover Chairman 279-7806 .(616] Jim Gordon, Chairman Make-Up Meetings Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 RM, JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - Si. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium. Monday 11:45 A.M. BAHLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 PM, UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Batlle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 TERRY O’CONNELL Past President PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 -GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Vocational Service Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Barry Case, Jim Cole Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman International Service Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Tim Hart Mike Gerlach Robert Loose John Petzko Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Jerry Towns Cuck Woodward, Chairman Youth Scholarship Rick Holben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Four-Way Test Larry Downs Community Service Chuck Tuschiing Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschiing Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEF MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME ■ ■’ ' ● ●* CLA$$inCATK)N& ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams. Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. Albright, Pat, Agriculljre-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Red, SA-Sanhing, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes, Carroll. SA-Shoes Retail. Margaret 279-9568 Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Praflice, Jean Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 278-8086 This Week’s Greeters: 238-2479 278-6033 539-3513 278-8006 238-4326 Presiding; 11/5/96 Invocation: Pat Albright Song Leader: J. Troust E. Lake. 11/J2 J. Hi^ock, J. Whelan Next Week s Greeters: Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry. 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. Bruder, Greg, Investments Card. Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 278-6489 Cardenas, flay, Ute Insurance, Gonzie 238-2076 Case. Bariy, CRA, Joann 278-5378 William Stewart Santford Jolley Chinery. William, School Superintendent, Sharon.... Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy. Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 279-5910 Robert Kerr Harold Card ■ ●● Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. 639-4604 278-7851 ’ Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance * ■’ Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne. 238-4075 ■ ” Downs, Larry, Goll Marketing, Judy. Dygert John, SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 278-4248 FaiAner, Jack, Education-Career. Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz, AA Property Management. Lnda Qalliers, Matt, flee. Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures 279-9350 278-5388 B. Galliers. B. Rumsey - Bonita Springs: J. Lyon - Sturgis; J. Grohalski - Galliers, Michael, AA Display Fixture Mfg„ Donna... Geishert, Edward, SA. Sylvia 278-6603 Union City; C. Sebald, J. Peters, J. Gordon - Sunrise; D. Uhl, Mark Galliers, ’ * ●* * *’ ● ' ’■ ” ' " 238-5421 279-7986 278-4287 58 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjorie 238-2995 Glover, Steve. SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick. Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hart, Tm, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazetbaker, Ratdall, Antiques. Mary Kay. 279-7875 Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen.... Hiscock, Jim, Automobile fletail, Kay. 238-5848 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bene 279-8886 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 K. Smoker. B. Case - Athens. Guests M. Watson, Sunrise; Steve O’Donnell, Sieve Glover. Jr., Ed Geishert, Jr. - Quincy. Student guests, Jessica Fleagle, Fraucka Friedel, John Worth, Norm Moore, Bob Hampton. Announcements 279-7505 Jolley, Santford. SA, Pal 279-7469 Kasperski. Steve, Exterminator, Vkki 278-6628 Kellogg, Wayne, Sports Wear/Unilorms, Dorodiy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Properly Management, Crtty. 278-4369 Kornslein, Vince, SA, Wmlvere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake, Edward., O&GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 Get your tickets for the 75th Anniversary event. December 3, Quality Inn. Great response so far. Attendance =86% for September - TOP SPOT! Early Leavers G. Dean. R. Gibson, R. Putnam. L. Woodhams, K. Leonard, J. Grohalski, D. Davidson, Mark & Mike Galliers. 278-8773 767-4508 ' Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. 270-2007 ’ Moore, Richard, SA Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins. MaryBeth.... 279-8610 ● Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 NetUeman, Waham, Past Service. Sa»y(Sarah) O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally. Olmsted. Jim, Honorary. 767-3510 ● 279-4481 Parks, Larry. MoMe Home Sales 279-4497 Patton. Gil. SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Clolhing-Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA/Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire. 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg., Pam 279-7477 Program Fred Culy led a roast of Ed Geishen, with help from B. Hampton, N. Moore, B. Nettleman, S. Glover & D. Woodman. 639-8453 50/50 Winner Fred Anderson $57.00 639-5902 Redman, Bob, Past Ser^. Coralie 279-7537 278-2292 Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 Roper, Rick. Computer S<Jes 278-8809 ' ** HuWey, David, SA Oel 278-7327 ● " Rumsey, Robert, SArSporting Goods-Relail, Phylis.. 278-5006 278-8068 '* Schtoll, John, Savings and Loan, l!a Sebald, Craig, SA, Rite Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 278-6373 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemei, Don, Carpets-Retail, Laura Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery, Stewen, William, City Government/AA, SeJIy. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mfg,, Barbara 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program 278-4478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman 278-2859 Membership/ Taylor. Howard, SA Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA Mahan 27&WJ222 Bob Rumsey, 279-8958 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy- 278-6474 Troust, Jim, SA Rebecca 270-4402 Tuschling, Chares, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service. Carole 279-7806 .(616) 432-3757 Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 278-7738 Director 278-6736 Jim Cole ' Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patricia While, Richard, SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda 279-9282 ' ●● Woodman, Dwight, B.RU. Director, Carol Woodward, Charles, SA Mjung, Charles, Rshirrg Equipment. Dorothy. 279-9072 * Past President ” Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active 11/11/38 Make-ups 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant. Kristina Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospitai.Janet DATE JOINED 279-2174 Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret ’ Howard Teeter 279-7217 238-4191 ● YEARS 238-2842 278-6100 ■■ NAME 278-8133 Leonard, Ken, Telephone Service. Karla " Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 539-8669 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene ● This Week \ Birthdays 276-5789 Redmond, Robert, Career Education. Rose ■ The Sing ingest Club in The USA Date: 278-7703 278-5033 Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Steve Glover Make-Up Mootings You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 PM. BRONSON ● Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVIILE - Roundtable Inn. Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore ALBION ● Si. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director BATTLE CREEK ● McCamly Plaza, Mon, Noon Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY ● Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 AM. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O’CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995 -BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 - BRIAN SEXTON 1999 -JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Booster Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Vocational Awareness Rob Putnam Chuck Woodward, Chairman & Awards Robert Loose Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Glover, Danwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert P.O. Rural Urban Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Vocational Service Jack Faulkner, Chairman Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Barry Case, Jim Cole Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs David Rubley, Richard White Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Box 42 Coldwater, MI. 49036 ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATE^ MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATIONS ROTARY ANN Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. 279-9568 Albright, Pal, Agricutture-Swine, Colleen 230-2479 ' ’■ Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn 278-6033 639-3513 ‘ Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jarw Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Rel^, Margaret ● ●● Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Booster, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, GeraW, City Government, Terry. Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. 279-0218 Bfuder, Greg, Investments 278-5789 ■ ■ ■ ** ' ● *● ■ '■ * " ● ' *' ” ● ●* 278-0006 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 238-5421 238-2076 Case, Barry, CRA, Joann 278-5378 Chinery, William, School Superiniendeni. Sharon 279-5910 Cote, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela 279-798$ Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelty Retail, Dorothy, 639-8669 Curry, William, Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Presiding: Invocation: D. Pierce Song Leader: E. Lake Next Week's Greeters: This Week's Birthdays Don Shemel Rotarian Membership Anniversaries YEARS DATE JOINED 11/26/74 278-8133 Jim Gordon 1 11/28/95 238-4075 Rob Putnam 1 11/28/95 278-7851 Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Rre Insurance Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. 238-2842 Dygel, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. 278-4248 Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 279-7217 Fauikner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers, Buzz. AA Property Management, Linda Galliers, Malt, Rec. Assessory Sales 279-9350 Galliers. Mark, AA Display Fixtures 278-5388 279-2174 . Donna ... James Erickson 22 639-4804 278-6603 Geishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 639-4635 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjore 238-2995 Glover, Sieve, SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick. Dental Lab. Helen 278-4728 Han, iTm, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Hazefbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. Higgins. Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen. HisoKk, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7875 NAME Make-ups Mark Galliers - Brockton, MA; Al Nelson, North Ft. Myers, FL; Jim Lyon, Angola & Sturgis. Guests Jim Eley - Bronson; Lee Reiiierghem - Greenville; Dan Dobson, John Worth - Quincy. Non-Rotary Guests - Nathan Ladd, Erik Breves & Brian Webber. 238-5848 „ Announcements 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente 279-8886 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn 238-2839 Jolley. Santlord, SA. Pat 279-7469 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vicki 278-6628 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Managemeni, Cindy. 278'4369 Kornstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA Jan 238-2255 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. 278-6832 Lake, Edward., 06/GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-8773 Lawson, Jack. Pasi Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard, Ken. Telephone Service, Karla 278-6100 767-4508 ● Loose. Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. ● Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 Nelson, Al. SA, Jean 278-$866 Nettteman, William, Past Service. Sa»y(Sarahl O'Connel Terry, SA Sally Olmsted. Jm, Honorary. Parks, Larry. Mobte Home Sales 767-3510 ‘ This Week’s Greeters: Pat Albright Al Nelson Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker Kelogg, Wayne, Sports WearUmferms, Ooroiny. ' The Singingest Club in The USA 11/19/96 Date: 278-8489 Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gon2« Galliers, Michaef. AA Display Fixture 278-2007 Fred Culy volunteered to have a birthday today (25th). Chuck Woodward updated the members on the 75th Anniversary Dinner coming up on 12/3/96. He thanked everyonewho worked on the committee. Early Leavers L. Downs, B. Nettleman, J. Dean, K. Leonard, J. Hutchinson & G. Dean. Program Donavan Carl, District Governor Nominee from the Jackson club, gave a stir ring presentation on the Rotary International Foundation. He got a $20 contri bution from President Pat. 539-8453 50/50 Winner 279-4481 279-4497 Patton, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Clothing-Retail, Laurie Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 278-7510 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Estate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam. Mark, SAFuneral Home Direcior, J. Adake. 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mtg„ Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob. Past Service, Corale 279-7537 Ken Smoker $57.00 639-5902 The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Redmond. Robert. Career Educaton, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER ERIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick, Computer Sales 278-8809 ● '● Rubley, David, SA, Del 278-7327 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? ● '● Rumsey, Robert, SA'Sporling Goods-flelail, Phyllis... SchroU, John, Savings and Loan, lla Sebakf, Craig, SA. Rita Sexton. Brian, HarSward Fabrcaimg, Sandra 270-5006 Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don. Carpets-Retail, Laura ●● ● " 2788068 ** * ** ■ ● ●● Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program 278-4478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman 278-8373 279-8543 Smoker, Ken, Reiail-Grocery. Stewert, William, City GovernmentrAA, Sally. Stfobel, Norb, Automotive Parts Mlg„ Barbara Taylof, Howard, SA, Lola ■ * PHONE 279-8958 278-2859 Membership/ 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 Bob Rumsey, Tovms, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Trousl. Jim, SA Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill. Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard, SA-Hospital,Janel 279-7606 -(616) 432-3757 Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Club Programs Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Jackie 278-7095 Whelan, Jim, Radio Broadcasling, Patricia White, Richard. SA-Plumbing Supply, Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Dvnght, B.P.U. Director. Card 278-7738 Director 278-6736 Jim Cole Woodward, Charfes, SA 278-5033 'ibung, Charles, iFshing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 ● Pasi President ■■ Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA-Senior Active 278-7703 279-9282 Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings You will always be welcome at these neighboring dubs. MAKEUPYOURATTENDANACE-BEA tOOXMEMBER QUINCY ● Union Church, Monday 12:15 RM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jim Cole, Chairman 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed, 12:15 RM. JONESVILLE ● Roundlable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 RM. COLDWATER SUNRISE ● Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS ● Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 PM. UNION CITY ● Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS ● Congregational Church, Wednesday 7;00 A.M. Brochure Design: Ricfiard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary STEVE KASPERSKl Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer TERRY O’CONNELL Past President BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. DiSTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 -BRIAN SEXTON 1999-JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Vocational Service Vocational Awareness Rob Putnam Chuck Woodward, Chairman & Awards Robert Loose Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Barry Case, Jim Cole Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs David Rubley, Richard White Rick Roper Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko international Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY Utk ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. 279-9568 238-2479 ' AlbfighI, Pat, Agricjlture-Swine, Colleen Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kalbryn Baldwin, Pete, Honorary, Jane Barnes. Carroll, SA-Shoes Relail, Margaret ' ●' Bitinger, Richard, SA-Chnl Law Practice Jean 278-8086 ● ●' 278-6033 639-3513 278-8006 The Singingest Club in The USA Date: umm Presiding: Pat Albright This Week’s Greeters: Invocation: Next Week’s Greeters: Song Leader: Dr. E. Lake Boester, Dennis, Natural Gas Service, Carleen 2384326 flogulh, Gerald, City Government, Terry. 279-8218 Brayton, Greg, Advertsing, Sally. Bruder, Greg, Investments 278-8489 ■ Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorotliy. 238-5421 238-2076 ● '● Cardenas, Ray, Life Insurance, Gonzie Case, Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School Superintendent, Sharon.... Cole, James, Add Active Banking, Pamela Culy. Fred, SA^Iewelry Retail, Dorothy. Curry, William, Consutlant, Coteen 2784287 Davidson, Duke. SA-Newspaper, Mary. Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 639-4804 ■ Dean, Jeffrey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 ■ "* Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 238-2842 ■ " Downs, Larry, Golf Marketing, Judy. Dygen, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James. Food Brokerage, Elizabeth Faulkner, Jack, EducaUon-Career, Barb 278-8655 Galliers. Buzz. AA Properly Management. Unda Galliers. Matt. Rec. Assessory Sales. GaUiers, Mark, AA Display iFxtures Galliers, Michael. AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna.... Qeishert, Edward, SA, Sylvia 279-9350 Gerlach, Mike, Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjor e Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 279-7163 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Baibara 278-2132 Grohalski, James, Banking, Sharon Guisinger, Dick. Dental Lab Helen Steve O’Donnell - Quincy; Student guests - Missy Ruddock & Naomi 741-3663 2784728 Sakwar. Hart, Ten, Video Productions. Pamela 639-4402 Hazelbaker. Randall. Antiques, Mary Kay, Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mtg.-ADL AC. Eileen Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7875 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn Jolley, Santtord. SA. Pal 238-2839 Kasperski, Steve, Exterminator, Vkki 278-6628 Kelogg, Wayne. Sports Wear-tiniforms. Doioihy..... 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 2784369 Kornstein, Vince, SA, Winivere 278-6501 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop Lake, Edward., OB'GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 * ’* ● ●' ' ■ ●● ’* ' '● Dwight Woodman Robert Redmond 278-5378 279-5910 279-7386 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries 639-8669 278-7851 NAME YEARS Fred Anderson DATE JOINED 12/30/58 38 2784248 279-7217 279-2174 278-5388 Make-ups T. Kramer, J. Gordon - Sunrise; R Baldwin, K. Smoker, J. Lawson, L. Parks & C. Barnes - Quincy; J. Lyon - Sturgis; A. Nelson - Cape Coral, FL 278-6603 539-4635 Guests 238-2995 238-5848 Announcements 279-7505 Chuck Woodward reported on the 75lh Anniversary meeting. Bryan Webber has been proposed for membership. Any member objecting to his member ship should notify the secretary in writing within 10 days. 279-7469 Early tsavers Ron Gibson, Mike Gerlach, et. al. 278-8773 Lawson, Jack, Past Service, Charlene Leonard, Ken. Telephone Service, Karla This Week's Birthdays 278-5789 2384191 .. .. Program 278-6100 Loose, Robert. SA, Margaret 767-4508 ■ Lyon, Jim.SA. Judy, 278-2007 ■ Moore, Richard. SA, Elaine 2784198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins, MaryBelh 279-8610 Bill Robinson, Bob Redmond and Mike Seckwith reported on the Branch Intermediate School District organization, function and the scope of responsi ’ Nelson, Al, SA, Jean 278-6856 bilities. 767-3510 ● Nettleman, Will am, Past Service, Sally(Sarah] O'Connell, Terry, SA, Sally. Olmsted. Jim, Honorary. Parks, Larry, Mobile Home Sales 2794497 539-8453 Patton, Gil, SA. Jane Perry, Jerry, CWhing-Retail, Laurie Peters. Jim, 6ei«rage Oisthbution, Deborah 50/50 Winner 279-4481 278-5796 .. Buzz Galliers $52.00 276-7510 639-5902 Petzko, John. Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce, David, Real Esiate Appraisals, Karen 278-3283 Putnam, Mark, SAfFuneral Home Director, J. Adaire. 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg., Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Education, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail. Bonme 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick. Computer Sales 278-8809 ● ●● RuWey, David, SA, Del 278-7327 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? ' ●' Rurnsey Robert. SA'SporhngGoods-Retail. Phylis.. Schfol. John, Savings and Loan, lla 278-5006 278-8068 SebaW, Craig, SA, Rita 278-8373 Sexton, Brian, Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 ●● ■ ' * ●' ’ " ' ● ■ '● The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Sexton, Hal, SA, Wanda 278-4907 Shemel, Don, Carpels-Retail, Laura 279-9042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker, Ken, Retail-Grocery. Siewert. William, City Government'AA, Sally 2784478 Brian Sexton Jim Gordon, Chairman Stiobel, Norb. Automotive Parts Mtg., Barbara 278-2859 Membership/ Taykx, Howard. SA. Lola 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard. SA. Marian 278-4222 Bob Rumsey, 279-8958 Towns.Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Troost, Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschting, Charles, SA, Trudy. 238-4577 Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole Uhl, Richard. SA-Hospilal,Janet Werkman, Gary, Dentist, Ja*ie 279-7806 .(616) 432-3757 278-7095 75th Anniversary Chuck Woodward, Chair. Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director White, Richard. SA-Plumbing Supply Delores Woodhams, Lawrence. SA-Foot Surgeon, Linda Woodman, Dwghi. B.P.U Director, Carol 278-6736 Jim Cole Woodward, Charles, SA 278-5033 'ibung, Charles, iFshing Equipment, Dorothy. 279-9072 Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Club Programs Director ‘Rest President Jim Cole, Chairman Chairman 278-7738 278-7703 Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach You will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR AUENDANACE ■ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12:15 PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Wielan, Jim, Radio Broadcasting, Patrcia 279-9282 Steve Glover Make-Up Meetings Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 PM. JONESVILLE - Roundtable Inn, Tuesday 6:00 PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE ■ Methodist Church, Thurs. 7:00 A.M. ALBION ● St, James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK - McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn, Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY ● Police Station. Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS - Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A,M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 TERRY O’CONNELL Past President PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995 -BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary International 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 -BRIAN SEXTON 1999 - JAMES COLE Attendance Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Dennis Boester Rob Putnam Bulletin Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Service Director Mark Putnam Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Club Roster Rick Roper Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Ken Smoker Barry Case Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman Four-Way Test Larry Downs Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Gerlach Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Barry Case, Jim Cole David Rubley, Richard White Community Service Chuck Tuschling Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman & Awards Fellowship Steve Glover, Danwin Robison Vocational Service Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Chuck Tuschling Student Guests Wayne Kellogg Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case Coldwater P.O. Box 42 Coldwater, MI, 49036 ROTARY Refle c t o r MEETING EVERY ELKS TEMPLE TUESDAY 47 DIVISION ST. 12:15 pm COLDWATEr MICHIGAN �A ColdwaterROTARY MEMBER ROSTER NAME CLASSIFICATION & ROTARY ANN PHONE Adams, Leslie, Swimming Pools, Cindy. Albright, Pal. AgncuHufe-Swine, Colleen. Anderson, Fred, SA-Banking, Kathryn Baldwin, Pete. Honorary, Jane 279-9568 ● Barnes, Carroll, SA-Shoes Ratal, Margaret 278-8006 ● ●' Biringer, Richard, SA-Civil Law Practice, Jean 278-8086 Booster, Dennis. Natjral Gas Service. Carleen 238-4326 Boguth, Gerald, City Government, Terry. Brayton, Greg, Advertising, Sally. 279-8216 Bruder, Greg, Investments 278-5789 ' ’● ● * ●● * ●* ' ' '* ■ '* ' *● ■ ■ '● ●' 278-8033 639-3513 Card, Harold, SA-Hardware Retail, Dorothy. 238-5421 Cardenas, Ray, Lite Insurance, Gonzie Case. Barry, CPA, Joann Chinery, William, School Supenntendent, Sharon 238-2076 Cole. James. Add Active Banking, Pamela Presiding: Pat Albright 279-7986 Culy, Fred, SA-Jewelry Retail, Dorothy. 639-8669 Curry, waiam. Consultant, Coleen 278-4287 Davidson, Duke, SA-Newspaper, Mary. Dean, Gregg, Real Estate Broker. 639-4804 Dean, Jetirey, SA-Fire Insurance 278-8133 This Week’s Greeters: Invocation: Next Week’s Greeters; Song Leader; This Week’s Birthdays William Nettleman 279-5910 278-7851 Dean, John, SA-Fire Insurance, Joanne 238-4075 Downs, Larry, Goll Marketing, Judy. Dygert, John, SA-Career Center, Mary. Erickson, James, Food Brokerage, Elizabeth 238-2842 279-7217 Rotarian Membership Anniversaries NAME YEARS Pete Baldwin 17 Make-ups Faulkner, Jack, Education-Career, Barb 278-8655 279-9350 Gertach, Mike. Fast Food Restaurant, Kristina 278-4660 Gibson, Ron, Physician-Surgery, Marjone Glover, Steve, SA, Cynthia 238-2995 Gordon, Jim, CPA, Barbara 278-2132 Grohal^. James, Banking, Sharon 741-3663 Guisinger, Dick, Dental Lab, Helen 278-4728 Hathaway, Frank Perraneer - Bronson; Scott Flutter & Johan Lyngso - Hart, Tim, Video Productions, Pamela 639-4402 Student Guests. Hazelbaker, Randall, Antiques, Mary Kay. 279-7875 279-2174 278-5388 278-6603 639-4635 J. Lyon - N. Fort Meyers, FL (3 times) & Sturgis; J. Peters (2), R. Cardenas, K. Smoker, J. Hiscock & B. Kerr - Quincy; B. Chinnery - Sunrise; M. Putnam - Lansing. Guests 279-7163 Higgins, Jerry, Vehicle Parts Mfg.-ADL AC, Eileen 238-5848 Hiscock, Jim, Automobile Retail, Kay. 279-7505 Holben, Rich, SA 238-2418 Howe, Gary, Optometrist, Bente 279-8888 Hutchinson, John, Civil Law, Maureen 278-8363 276-6628 Kellogg. Wayne, Sports WearOmlorms, Dorothy. 278-6246 Kerr, Robert, SA-Hardware Retail 278-2322 Klein, Ken, Property Management, Cindy. 278-4369 Kornstein, Vince, SA, Wmrvere 276-6501 Koss, Jim, SA, Jan 238-2265 Kramer, Tom, Sheltered Workshop. Lake, Edward., OS-GYN Surgeon, Karen Ann 278-6832 Lavreon, Jack, Past Service, Charlene 238-4191 Leonard. Ken, Telephone Service, Karla 278-6100 767-4508 ■ Loose, Robert, SA, Margaret Lyon, Jim, SA, Judy. ■ Moore, Richard, SA, Elaine 278-4198 Moorhead, Tom, Property Casualty Ins, MaryBeth 279-8610 Dick Spalding & Leo Anderson - Quincy; Scott Kirpatrick, Wendall Announcements There will be no meeting on the 24th of December. Early leavers 278-8773 278-2007 Program Children’s Christmas Program. Nelson, AI,SA. Jean 278-6856 Nettleman, William, Past Service, Sally(Saiah) 767-3510 O’Connell, Terry, SA. Sally. 639-8453 Olmsted. Jim, Honorary. 279-4481 Parks. Larry, MoMe Home Sales 2794497 Patton, Gil, SA, Jane 278-5796 Perry, Jerry, Ctothmg-Retail, Laurie 278-7510 Peters, Jim, Beverage Distribution, Deborah 6395902 Petzko, John, Education, Maureen 278-6234 Pierce. David, Real Estate Appraisals. Karen 276-3283 Putnam, Mark, SA/Funeral Home Director, J. Adaire. 278-2313 Putnam, Rob, Machine Mfg„ Pam 279-7477 Redman, Bob, Past Service, Coralie 279-7537 Redmond, Robert, Career Educaton, Rose 278-2292 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Robison, Darwin, Hardware-Retail, Bonnie 238-2324 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Roper, Rick, Computer Sales Rubiey, David, SA, Del Rumsey, Robert. SAiSporting Goods-Retail, Phyllis.. Schroll, John, Savings and Loan, tia 278-8809 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? SebaW, Craig, SA, Rita 278-8373 Sexton. Brian. Hardboard Fabricating, Sandra 279-8543 Sexton, Hal. SA, Wanda 278-4907 50/50 Winner The 4 Way Test 1. Is it the TRUTH? 278-7327 278-5006 278-6068 Membership 50/50 Committee Coordination Gary Werkman, Chairman Shemel. Don, Ca-pets-Retail, Laura 2799042 Director Kids Christmas Program Smoker. Ken, Retail-Grocery. 2764478 Brian Sexton 2798958 " Stewert, William, City Governmenl'AA, Saky. Strobel, Norb, Automotive Parts MIg.. Barbara Taylor, Howard, SA. Lola ' ●* ● ” ' ' ■ 278-2859 Membership/ 278-7100 Classification Teeter, Howard, SA, Marian 278-4222 Towns, Jerry, SA-Banking, Nancy. 278-8474 Bob Rumsey, Troust. Jim, SA, Rebecca 278-4402 Tuschling, Charles, SA, Trudy. Tyson, Bill, Past Service, Carole 238-4577 Uhl. Richard, SA-Hospital,Janet Werkman, Gary, Dentist. Jackie ■ ■* 1/1/80 Galliers. Buzz, AA Property Management, Linda Galliers. Matt, Rec. Assessory Sales Galliers, Mark, AA Display Fixtures Galliers, Michael. AA Display Fixture Mfg., Donna Geishert, Edward, SA, SyMa 279-7469 ●* DATE JOINED 278-4248 Kasperski, Steve Exterminator, Veki ' ’■ " *' 12/31/96 (report of 12/17) 278-5378 238-2839 ' Date; 278-8489 Iveson, Larry, SA Printing, Jacquelyn ■ The Singingest Club in The USA 238-2479 Jolley, Santlord, SA, Pat ■ ** A 279-7806 .(616) 432-3757 278-7095 Chuck Woodward, Chair. Ciub Programs Sebald, Dick Moore Rotary Show Jerry Towns, Director Mike Gerlach, Co-Chair. White. Richard. SA-Pkimbing Supply. Delores Woodhams, Lawrence, SA-Fool Surgeon, Lmda. Woodman, Dwight, S.PU. Oxector, Carol 2796736 Jim Cole Woodward, Charles. SA 2795033 Mxrng, Charles, Fishing Equipment, Dorothy. 2799072 ■ Past Preskleni " Paul Harris Rotary Fellow SA - Senior Active Jim Cole, Chairman Jerry Towns, Al Nelson Director Program Committee Larry Parks, Chairman Jerry Higgins, Jack Faulkner, Mike Gerlach Vt)u will always be welcome at these neighboring clubs. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANACE -BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church, Monday 12;15 .PM. BRONSON - Congregational Church, Wed. 11:45 A.M. Paul Harris 75th Anniversary 278-7738 2799282 Steve Glover Chairman Whelan, Jim, Racio Broadcasting. Patricia 2797703 Jim Gordon, Chairman Make-Up Meetings Randall Hazelbaker, Craig Darwin Robison, Co-Chair. Club Historian Craig Sebald HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House, Wed. 12:15 .PM. JONESVILLE - Roundtabie Inn, Tuesday 6:00 .PM. COLDWATER SUNRISE - Methodist Church, Thurs.7:00 A.M. ALBION - St. James Episcopal Church, Thurs. Noon STURGIS - Sturgis Auditorium, Monday 11:45 A.M. BATTLE CREEK ● McCamly Plaza, Mon. Noon ANGOLA - Sunset Inn. Monday 6:15 .PM. UNION CITY - Police Station, Tuesday 12:00 Noon ATHENS ● Congregational Church, Wednesday 7:00 A.M. Brochure Design: Richard Schlatter, Battle Creek �OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1996-1997 TERRY O’CONNELL Past President PAT ALBRIGHT President MARK PUTNAM President Elect BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: DENNIS BOESTER Recording Secretary CRAIG SEBALD Corresponding Secretary 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month following Rotary meeting. STEVE KASPERSKI Treasurer FRED ANDERSON Assistant Treasurer DISTRICT 6360 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL James Alden DIRECTORS District Governor, R.l. District 6360 1995 - BARRY CASE Luis Vicente Giay - Argentina President, Rotary international 1996 - GREG BRUDER 1997 - JOHN HUTCHINSON 1998 -BRIAN SEXTON 1999 - JAMES COLE Club Service Director Mark Putnam Attendance Dennis Boester Bulletin Jim Grohalski, Chairman Dennis Boester, Dave Pierce Jim Cole Sargeants-At-Arms Buzz Galliers, Chairman Mark Galliers, Mike Galliers Matt Galliers, Randall Hazelbaker, Tom Moorhead, Rob Putnam Public Relations Jim Whelan, Jim Cole Rotary Information Jeff Dean, Chairman Fred Anderson, Howard Teeter, Edward Geishert Director Barry Case Flower Committee Dick Uhl Club Roster Barry Case, Jim Cole Four-Way Test Larry Downs Community Service Rotary Support Director James Troust Greg Bruder Chuck Tuschling Song Leaders Ed Lake, Chairman Jerry Towns Mike Geriach Handicapped Children Greg Bruder, Chairman Tim Hart J.2-.XS pm w Ken Smoker Chuck Woodward, Chairman Robert Loose Youth Scholarship Rich Holben, Chairman David Rubley, Richard White Interact Committee Bill Nettleman, Chairman John Petzko International Service Director - John Hutchinson International Projects Jim Troust, Chairman Student Guests Wayne Kellogg MEETiNG EVERY TUESDAY Rural Urban Jack Faulkner, Chairman Senior Citizens Vocational Awareness & Awards Rick Roper Fellowship Steve Glover, Darwin Robison Vocational Service I Chuck Tuschling Rotary International Foundation Richard White, Barry Case � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949-2015 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data January 2, 1996- October 14, 1996: 8.5" x 11" October 22, 1996- December 31, 1996: 8.5" x 14" January 2, 1996- October 14, 1996: Blue and black ink on yellow paper October 22, 1996- December 31, 1996: Yellow, blue, and black ink on white paper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector 1996 Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January- December 1996 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January -December 1996 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/5ea2ec97f81ea5d6524fbdb1d7e6e0fd.pdf 18399cb1aa97271cab851d0875dc584a PDF Text Text MEMBERSHIP IN ROTARY INTERNATIONAL The Rotary Club of Coldwater, Michigan, USA admitted 1 December 1921 is recognized for its dedication to the Object of Rotary and its commitment le —buis-Vieehite Gt President, Rotary International to the ideal of Service Above Self. ne Date SNS See Geoffrey S. Large General Secretary, Rotary International � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater Noon Club Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource This collection holds programs and newsletter from the Coldwater Rotary Club, which then became the Coldwater Noon Club in 2021. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 1921- 2021 Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 2021- present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Rotary Noon Club Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 11" x 8.5" Cream card-stock paper with gold foil and black ink. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Certificate for 75 Years Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Certificate from the Rotary International for honoring Rotary Club of Coldwater, for 75 Years. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary International Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource December 1, 1996 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage December 1996 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/2ef075940f8e1b007717bef49b4318fb.pdf 6731ff87f2613f64289e03f4d693d219 PDF Text Text The ROTARY COLDWATER MINSTRELS present : ae a ‘x AS THEIR 1970 A COMPLETE New F | | “POTPOURRI SHOW NEW BAG New Quartets — New Chorus Songs — New Jokes?? NG’S GREATEST FAMILY SHOW SPRI THIS Soloists — Tibbits Opera House May 21-22-23 ��ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS { WZ COLDWATER Fred Anderson Wilford Couillard Charles Geishert James Koss Mark Andrews Sherwood Jack Gift Clemens Kromer Carroll Barnes Fred Culy Harold Goodholm Bernard Laney Charles Bacon Duane Davidson Reo Ken Harvey Bent Dalton Davis Richard Dick John Craig Goodwin Leavenworth Hruska Robert Loose Dean Santford Jolley Lester Luce John Dygert John Kennedy Ernest Luse Seton Bovee Albert Faller Robert Kerr Charles Bristol Ray Godfrey Collins Bill Fuerstenau Biringer William Bobier Harold McKnight Normand Moore John Fox Pierson Kenneth Richard Moore Mel Russell Moore Robert Mulchahey Noel Ray Klein Vincent John James Lyon Kornstein Paul Putnam Rumsey Man Milford McKeith Thompson Ralph Toupalik Warner Rice Robert Van William Aken Wee ver Fred Weeks Shedd Clyde Williams Robert Nagle Donald Norman Torg Skabo Leslie Woodward Leslie Olney James Skinner Warren Williams Axner Olson Conrad Swart Lester Wise Roy Patterson Gordon Schlubatis Charles Woodward Keath Pearce Fred George Olmsted Pierce Shorno Tartaglia Howard Teeter Honorary Marion John Members Pillsbury Walker Kenneth Worden Robert Yingling �1970 COLDWATER GENERAL ROTARY CLUB ............-.. eae CO-CHAIRMEN i DIRECTOR SHOW acute sale ee DUKE DAVIDSON - ACCOMPANIST ........ DRUMMER 36 ee GRACE PATTERSON JOHN BASS (oO Chorus Attendance’... ee Sa) Ge ee Program Stage & Advertising sen WOSHINES cites ee. eee Fred Culy eg Publicity i Make-Up 2.2 . Santford Robert HAPPINESS Jolley Chuck Woodward Yingling, Charles Rumse} WERE THE DAYS — BLOWING — BUBBLES Shorno, John Dean ae Weaver Senn eee Ralph T oupalik Bob Rumsey, Dick Moore, Jim Bobier, Vince Kornstein, Ken Sema _.... Sweet Adelines Pearce, Bill Hruska William Keath Charles GIRL WATCHERS . Don Woodward, IS — Richard 0:3e oe 32. — GIRLS Men...) Usherng Robert THOSE 5: cst ................ Robert Yingling George Pierce, Lester Wise ce FIRE End: MILNES TIM VOSS Properties, Sagit fe meccn ee ) B. K. PEARCE & JOHN DEAN ORGANIST ee COMMITTEES Koss Putnam, Bristol Sherwood Craig, Caroll Barnes, John Dygeri, Charles Geishert. — John — Klein, Marlene Ernie Poling, Luse, Les : Wise Shirley Derrickson § THE COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB GENEROUS B.P.O.E. THE and Personnel MUSIC SALLY and — WISHES DONATIONS for courtesies and use of for use of Baldwin Organ facilities. MART — LARRY CARRICO Technical — Lighting Assistance. and TO OF THANK TIME AND LORRAINE THE MAT FOLLOWING THEIR : ERIAL PEARCE, PAT 4 FUERSTENAU, RUTH GOODWIN, WILMA WILMA OLNEY, BARBARA Costumes. FOR WILLIAMS, COLLINS — 1 for F q 1 : �Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates The Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote BRANCH COUNTY BANK BRANCH COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS < LOAN CLIMAX MOLYBDENUM CO, COLDWATER BOARD OF PUBLIC UTILITIES ESSEX INTERNATIONAL INC. - Metal Products DISTRIBUTION DIVISION, FEDERAL-MOGUL CORP. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of South Central Michigan R B & W POWDERED METAL PRODUCTS, INC. SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Worthwhile Projects �YOUR SUPPORT OF THIS ROTARY CLUB PROGRAM will assist the TIBBITS THEATRE and COLDWATER LITTLE LEAGUE �AOE LTTE Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates The Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile Projects COLDWATER SERVICE CO. GOLDEN RULE SHOP BAGGERLY FUNERAL HOME J. B. BRANCH CADILLAC HOUSE CO. OF BEAUTY JAY’S OLDS-CADILLAC, INC. COMPANY JOHNSON JUHL CUT-RATE DRUGS KELLY TEXACO OIL Co. COLDWATER RENDERING CO. AORN mee Line COCA-COLA CHEVROLET COUILLARD’S CULLIGAN WATER BOOK CONDITIONING. DALLY TIRE CO. DAVENPORT DON EXCAVATING ‘N SUDS FALKENSTEIN’S KIESS STORE DRIVE-IN FLORISTS INC. JEWELRY L & S PRODUCTS MAX LARSEN McCOMB’S MICHIGAN MIX-GENERAL GAS FORD SHOE INC. SALES STORE UTILITIES AGENCY, CO. INC. — Insurance �RRaDeN 1. eeanelmNiNNeN pres an “POTPOURRI” Overture Pe) PROGRAM GONSIDER. 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INTERMISSION Va ee — 15 MINUTES SMITH * ae RICH MAN ' MUSIC TO WATCH BORN ; cy ae FREI Bill Fuerstenau BLOWIN’ IN THE ne a RAR GIRLS BY Chorus WIND Norm centidlasonpthntiszemad > iin tiduvnenpssiioa Good Night . Chorus Giinesameaieces Folks .. . Thank Moore You for Coming �Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates The Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile Projects Petrosoff Printers Legg Lumber Co. Jack Reid and Fred Neer, Prudential Insurance Quality Spring Products, Inc. Shopper's Guide Worden Brothers Southern Michigan Grocer Co. Insurance South Side Welding & Ace Hardware eT Dean-Timm a arae 2 8 Fess ee i sie ee een Lake Erie Door Dean Realty Dale Dean‘s Mich. Farm Crow Welding Ralph Toupalik, Inc. Real Estate Wood's Safety Service Dobson Insurance Agency, Elmer, Dan �SOSSHSSSSSCSSPSSSSSSSOSOCOSCOCOOSSSOSOSOSOSS TIBBITS THEATRE and COLDWATER LITTLE LEAGUE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THIS ROTARY CLUB PROGRAM POSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOSSOSSOSOOOOPH �Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates The Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile Projects ELECTRIC ARNOLD AUTO PARTS BEATY'S SPORT CENTER REALTY — BEE HIVE SHOE BECKER BELL'S BRANCH BRYAN’S IDEAL COLDWATER William DON’S GARRY STORE COLDWATER COLDWATER COMMUNITY — & MEN’S FAULKNER, FLORIST FORD GOODHOLM, CORWIN CORSON’S — STANDARD AUTO OIL ELECTRIC CRAIG PHARMACY CANDY E. HAROLD SHOP — — SALES CO. Specialty MARY HEATING & INSULATION HOLBROOK PATTERSON CO. KERR KING COMPANY INC. REALTY HARDWARE ELECTRICAL Advertising PAVKA J & B DISCOUNT CORLESS DRIVE-IN CLEANERS BILL TRACTOR HONEYWELL WEAR & INSURANCE NORM GAMBY HARRIS GROCERY REALTOR SHOP COMPANY GOODIE SHOP BARBER LUMBER PAINT CLEANERS BEST MARINE APPOINTMENT GAGLIO INCORPORATED OPTICAL DAVIS ECONOMY OFFICE WALLPAPER JEWELRY H. DONNER, AVIATION CABLEVISION COREY’S Weaver ABSTRACT COUNTY CULY'S DEAL’S STANDARD RESTAURANT COUNTY BRANCH STORE SUPPLY KNOWLES AUTO PARTS See 0 6 8 GENERAL nm ALBRIGHT’S �Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates The Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote PUTNAM LANEY REALTY LERAN COPPER & BRASS COMPANY JOHN “TWO LODGE FLOOR FRIENDS WISH YOU LYON FAIRFIELD LYTLE MACK'S MUCH SHERWIN SHOP PURE OIL McCANN FARM EQUIPMENT BOOKEEPING SERVICE MITCHELL'S UP-TO-DATE COAL THE PHILLIPS METAL POMFRET’S UNITED SERVICE COMPANY, PEPPERMINT PRINTERS INN SWARTS ‘MARKET FARM COMPANY, SERVICE PAINT FARM KENNY THE M. TEETER SIGNS AGENCY FOR WARNER'S WILLIAM'S INC. CENTER TRI-CITY WOODWARD'S LOUNGE GLASS WILLIAMS HOWARD SHEET METAL PATTERSON SHOE STORE STUKEY'S SWIFT CO. MART PHOTO INC. STAR LITE DRIVE-IN STATION MICHIGAN OSBORN SUPPLY, SHAW MARION’S NORMAN OFFICE SEARS FAIRFIELD PLAZA STORE MEATS MUSIC TV DEL SEAT BUILDER SUCCESS” PHARMACY BODY PATTERN DON-RAY SEAMAN COVERINGS Worthwhile Projects BSTATE REAL GULF STATION SPECIALTY SHOP APOTHECARY MocDONALD-MOORE CO,, INC. �Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates The Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile Projects T NARROWS PARK TAVERN OTTO & SONS SPORTING GOODS THOMPSON CONSTRUCTION W. K. WATERBURY. Sand & Gravel GRACIE O’SHANAHAN’S WILBUR’S FURNITURE PUTNAM FUNERAL WOLF’S FLOOR REYBURN’S CLOTHING HOME STORE WOODWARD ZALES JEWELRY Adventures in Travel-Overseas Tours GORDON R. SCHLUBATIS SHORT & SON INC. THE SKABO CO. DON STANDARD SUPPLY. MECHANICAL MATERIALS WRIGHT GEST ff swes Bes fon COLDWATER CLUB INC. CONTRACTORS B.P.O.Elks THOMSON STORE COVERING BUILDING ROTARY SoMiCo CO. INSURANCE AGENCY No. 1023 �Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates The Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote WTVB - WANG FM KROGER EGG PLANT COLDWATER Worthwhile Projects CONCRETE PRODUCTS G and G Dodge, Inc. The Davis Company, Inc. HILL PISTON SERVICE Dutch Ashdown Chrysler-Plymouth FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER Balcom Insurance Service Branch County Credit Bureau CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Coldwater Electrical Service, Inc. COLDWATER DAILY REPORTER Coldwater Recreation-Bowling �the macdonald-moore co., Inc., coldwater, mich. | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater Noon Club Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource This collection holds programs and newsletter from the Coldwater Rotary Club, which then became the Coldwater Noon Club in 2021. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 1921- 2021 Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 2021- present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Rotary Noon Club Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 8.5" x 11" Covers: Blue ink on white card-stock paper Interior pages: Blue ink on white card-stock paper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Minstrels Present: "Potpourri" Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Program for the 1970 show, presented by the Coldwater Rotary Club. This program includes advertisers, line up for the production, and more! Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 21-23, 1970 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage May 1970 Tibbits Opera House https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/8751b338b5798ddc2a836f65797b56d4.pdf 7d8dd144acc054374f0304a841cb6477 PDF Text Text _ sophisticated corn Presented by the COldwater Rotary Minstrels February 22, 23, & 24 - 1973 TIBBITS OPERA HOUSE �Rotary Club Appreciates Sponsorship CLIMAX BRANCH Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile MOLYBDENUM COUNTY FEDERAL ESSEX INTERNATIONAL OF FEDERAL-MOGUL CORP. DISTRIBUTION - SKOGMO FORD BRANCH and ‘| LOAN INC. Metal Products BOARD GAMBLE CO. SAVINGS COLDWATER PUBLIC UTILITIES DIVISION WAREHOUSE REALTY COUNTY BANK Projects pea Coldwater �Ae / sophisticated CORN ‘ | Rotary | Minstrel Show February 22, 23, & 24 - 1973 || eee 1h | . | B. K. Pearce eee | iin Gen ee Normand Moore . ORGANIST-ACCOMPANIST_.___ Grace Patterson & Mark Feller . ES gS Ee ee _____... Bob a ' { | | i 4 PROGRAM i i H ten... Nagle & Les Olney __Hal Sexton, Bill Lymburner & Bill Timm . (Larry Carrico) Frank Robertson, Santford Jolley & ae eee | Fred Anderson & ADVERTISING... | jf Jim Lyon Jim Koss & Dick White oer Rich Holben USHERING Dom Shorno & Norm Olmsted |] og bio _ Seton Bovee & Paul Ruse | | John Klein & B.K. Pearce | | ESSE ee eee ..... INTER-CLUB nee ATTENDANCE. Jerry Towns | �Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates Sponsorship COLDWATER Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile DAILY Projects . 7 REPORTER BIG BOY RESTAURANT : \ Pe EVANS PRODUCTS DIVISION | j | R. B. & W. POWDERED METAL PRODUCTS INC. JOHN G. YERINGTON CONTRACTORS 3 INC. INSURANCE DOUGLAS i i : - SCOTT & FETZER i 4 DIVISION CO. 4 | oe CADET MOTOR INN DEAN - TIMM : �Coldwater | | Rotary Club Appreciates Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK j | LAKE ERIE DOOR CO. MIDWEST FOUNDRY G&G DODGE CO. WHITE SUPPLY CO. | || QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS INC. } ASSOCIATED TRUCK LINES INC. ; FIRST NATIONAL BANK of South Central Michigan Projects �Rotary Club Appreciates Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile Projects TRI-STATE BROADCASTING WTVB - WANG Patterson Company, Printers So Mi Co Supply, Inc. of a friend PETER ECKRICH HUDSON COMPANY FOUNDRIES & SONS INC. mE a COMPANY te mI NR CTE AL MATERIALS er rere em OIL I OM ef FO Compliments RE Coldwater Tibbits Theatre, Scholarship Fund and Rotary Park thank you for your support of this Rotary Club Program. �Coldwater Rotary Club KASCO Appreciates Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile ABRASIVES MIX - GENERAL KERR KROGER EGG AGENCY, Projects INC. HARDWARE PLANT HILL PISTON CO., INC. M. STANDARD OIL DIVISION AMERICAN OIL COMPANY FARM CENTER T. SHAW, INC. L. A. DARLING Div. of the Marmon Group eae sesame Strat asm Oe RE re W. K. WATERBURY — SAND & GRAVEL LEGG LUMBER FELPAUSCH FOOD CO. CENTER COUILLARDS COLDWATER RECREATION �Rotary Presented by the Coldwater Minstrels | | | First Half OPENING MEDLEY... BON ||| Pears te: LULU ee RAMBLIN ROSE - RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY | COTTONFIELDS.... eee 5. eee SPIRITUAL MEDLEY... | | “BRING | DADDY SANG BASS. | |Hi) featuring || ; YOU'LL NEVER WALK © WIS CLES 22 es oe FRE FOUR ROSES ooo os ALONE 9. eee The Four Roses Woody Craig Entire Chorus Entire Chorus Dennis McCafferty Entire Chorus - Norman Youtsey featuring John Milnes Charles Geishert | |) ; | - Moore Clyde Williams TURN: YOUR RADIOON. = | Richard Fred Neer It HAD TO BE YOU... | Entire Chorus | : Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Hal Creal, Ralph LaGro | i | E | : i ‘ || EB �| sophisticated corn Presented by the Coldwater Second | | | || | Minstrels Half BSE ews i Rotary ee 88= Entire Chorus William Fuerstenau HELP ME MAKE IT THRU THE NIGHT a The I Tom —kichHic ££ Singers Normandin Entire Chorus ee John Dygert | LOOK WHAT THEY’VE DONE TO MY SONG Kan't Kount Kortet | i sc cinenesterestsmten | | | i eeci | SI | rn ee GIRLS — BOYS — a Duke Davidson RE eam OME PeD Barbara Klimmer, - Normand Moore Entire Company Dick White, Ed Davey, Jim Koss, Bill Lymburner, Carroll Barnes THE SINGERS Nancy Forrister, Mary Hudson, Wilma Williams, Sharon Whitaker, Sharon Ward, Tom Normandin, Duke Davidson, Ed Davey, Norm Youtsey, Richard Hruska, Clyde Williams, Kathy Tarr, Bobbie Hauer Charles Geishert, Normand Moore �Coldwater Rotary Club BUNDY Appreciates Sponsorship WOOD'S TUBING MONTGOMERY WARD BRANCH COUNTY AVIATION OPTICAL DEL BUILDER JACK REID & PRUDENTIAL DOG FRED CO. NEER INSURANCE & SUDS SAFETY TOMSON Projects SERVICE AGENCY INSURANCE MAX COLDWATER SEAT Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile SOUTHERN LARSEN MICHIGAN POMFRET’S REYBURN’S GLASS FORD GROCER SERVICE CLOTHING COLDWATER CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC. CO. �Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile QUALITY DALLY TIRE FARM SUPPLY S PRODUCTS DAVIS & SONS, INC. WOODWARD’S WOMENS WORLD OF FASHION MASTERS DRESS HERITAGE HARDWARE GAMBY CANDY COUNTY MICHIGAN GAS DEES and formerly UTILITIES AQUARIUM PET DEAN SHOP WILLIAMS SHOP R& A FARM HARRIS PAINT MOTEL CO. REALTY HEATING J. B. BRANCH & CO. CONSUMERS POWER GARRY | tr, diag 2 Pod SHERWIN ABSTRACT KING SERVICE LITTLE JER SERVICE INSURANCE CO. BRANCH eandeaneains sesmaietaloetnettesemancts CO., INC. BALCOM COLDWATER FLEET CO. L & OTTO & Projects DONNER REALTY & ABSTRACT BEATY’S SPORT CENTER �a Coldwater Rotary Club Appreciates BARR Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile CO. COCA-COLA ALLEN CO. WATER CONDITIONER KIESS JEWELRY ARNOLD H & AUTO H FALKENSTEIN ASHDOWN CONRAD J. & NEW B. SON, INSURANCE INC. AGENCY INC. INC. ECONOMY LUMBER - PLYMOUTH WILLIAMS APOTHECARY ELECTRIC HOWARD TEETER PRINTERS SCHLUBATIS DISCOUNT BEEHIVE MICHIGAN & SHOP NORMAN SHEET METAL ROBERT D. BURNHAM JIM WHITE PETROSOFF HOBBY SHORT SHOES CHRYSLER KAISER DICK’S PARTS FLOWERS CO. JAY'S OLDS - CADILLAC CLEANERS CARROLL'S BOTTLING Projects MOTEL INSURANCE TRAVEL SHOE HENDERSON CO. SERVICE STORE REALTY | �Coldwater Rotary Club MARION Appreciates BROTHERS FIRESTONE LYON A & PLAZA ‘76 SEARS STORE PHARMACY D GAGLIO UNION Sponsorship Of The Following Firms To Promote Worthwhile LODGE OFFICE PLAZA DON TV RAY STORE STUDIO Photo Service TRACTOR GOLDEN SHOP COREY’S JO SUPPLIES FLOOR COVERING BAGGERLY - DUTCHER FUNERAL THE FAIRFIELD COLONIAL formerly Osborn CULLIGAN WATER SOFTENERS SEAMAN MARATHON STATION CO. GLASS FORD Projects HOME B. P. O. thank you for your support ANNE’S of WEAR BEAUTY SALON CREDIT BUREAU KENNY WARNER’S GULF STATION ACCOUNTING AND TAX and Rotary Park this MENS COUNTY ELKS Tibbits Theatre, Scholarship Fund BEST BRANCH NICHOLS CAROUSEL RULE Rotary Club SERVICE �COLDWATER Frederick N. Anderson Mark S. Andrews Charles R. Bacon Walton K. Balcom Carroll L. Barnes Richard F. Biringer William W. Bobier Seton C. Bovee Charles H. Bristol Godfrey Collins Sherwood W. Craig Harold F. Creal Fred Culy Olin G. Dally Edward B. Davey Duane E. Davidson John T. Dean Edward R. DeVito John P. Dygert James R. Endicott Albert F. Faller Ray Fox William J. Fuerstenau William H. Fuller Charles A. Geishert Jack Gift E. Harold Goodholm Reo E. Goodwin Max Heinemann Richard G. Holben Richard Hruska Larry L. Iveson Santford E. Jolley John A. Kennedy Robert B. Kerr John E. Klein H. Vincent Kornstein James E. Koss Ralph J. LaGro Bernard Laney Patrick R. Leonard Robert E. Loose Lester C. Luce ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS Ernest William W. 1973 Luse Lymburner James Lyon Robert M. Man Harold J. McKnight Dennis McCafferty John K. Milnes Normand H. Moore Richard D. Moore Robert Nagle Fred W. Neer Thomas E. Normandin Norman C. Olmsted Leslie Olney Roy C. Patterson B. Keath Pearce John S. Pierson Kenneth Putnam Frank M. Robertson Robert E. Rumsey Paul E. Ruse Gordon R. Schlubatis Harlow W. Sexton Donald V. Shorno Carl A. Shurtz Conrad Swart Howard D. Taylor Howard M. Teeter Paul W. Thompson William L. Timm Ralph L. Toupalik Jerry L. Towns ** John Walker Richard H. White Clyde Williams D. Warren Lester F. Williams Wise Charles Woodward Leslie Woodward Kenneth Worden Robert G. Yingling Norman L. Youtsey **Denotes Honorary Member � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater Noon Club Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource This collection holds programs and newsletter from the Coldwater Rotary Club, which then became the Coldwater Noon Club in 2021. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 1921- 2021 Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 2021- present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Rotary Noon Club Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 8.5" x 11" Covers: Blue ink on white card-stock paper Interior pages: Blue ink on white card-stock paper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sophisticated Corn Presented by the Coldwater Rotary Minstrels Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource Program for the 1973 show, presented by the Coldwater Rotary Club. This program includes advertisers, line up for the production, and more! Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 22-24, 1973 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage February 1973 Tibbits Opera House